DISCUSSES GAME LAWS AT HUNTER SAFETY COURSE·--Robert Hume, district Conservation offi¢er, is shown explaining gam~ laws to 27 area boys who attended the Eoton Rapids Conservation Clul:i's Hunter Safety course. Al I the boys who completed "the course were awarded certifi­cates. The Eaton Rapids club sponsors the safety sessions annually at no charge to the boys in the interest of improving hunting safety.

. Charles Seaks was in charge-of-the course this year. . ·~~~-'-~~~~~~---~~---~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~...;...

~Club· News sophomore at Adrian, Vonda Eckard Lemon,' an alumna of E. R.H. s .. was a registrar for the m~eting represeming the Adrian AAOW branch,

' Five Eaton Rapids women represented the Junior Wom· en's Club at the state fall convention of the Junior Di­vision of the Michigan State Federated Women's Clubs

• last Saturday, Attending the meeting in

Saginaw were: Mrs. lrvep Gemalsky, presidenr; Mrs. Wayne Williams, vice pres· idem: Mrs. Charles Cart·

Camp Fire· Girls

I,l'l'TLE ANGELS 1

wright, Mrs. Donald Gillette ancfMrs. Richard Williams.

Mrs. James Quinn, pres­ident of the MSFWC, and Girlstown director Miss Esther Bain gave information about club wcrk for the year ahead. Workshops tobk up much of the afternoon. ·

Mrs. Donald Gillette was selected at the Eaton Rapids group's outstanding clubwo· man of the year and her namt was entered in the state con­test •. She was chosen for her outst;mdlng work in club, community, church and home activities.

The Eaton Rapids HOME and GARDEN CLUB Will meet Monday at 9:30 a. m. at the home of Mrs. Frank Marsh.

Honor Two On Birthdays

Mrs. Jennie F. Burrows and

Canbena is the only cruiser In the U; S, Navy named alter a foreign cap- · ital, the capital of:AUStralia,

smooth and pin-drop quiet Turbo-Jet VB engines that go all the way up to ~26 hp. Shimmering new interiors. The look of hand-rubbed walnut trim. Elegance everywhere. Made by Chevrolet, so you know what a beautiful value it mus\ be ..

We've again specially taiJ~·red 'those cc;iil: springs at every wheel to each -body style.· We've put in new softer shock absorbers. No Chevrolet has ever had a ride like this. Power begins with a thrifty Six at 155 hp, and goes on from there. Turbo-Jet V8's available at 325 hp, 390 hp and 425·.hp in all the new Impalas, Bel Airs and Biscaynes. Model shown: Impala Super Sport Coupe.

Bishop Marshall R. Reed will be rhe speaker Sunda ~ at the 11 ·A;M. worship service of First Methodist Church, Eaton Rapids. The special ,serVice will close a week­lonq observance by Eaton Rapids Methodists in celebra­tion of the congregation's 125th annivetsary.

Prioi' to his retirement in 1964, Bishop Reed served for 16 years a.I head of rhe Methodist Church In Michigan with responsibility for neatly l, 000 congregations m the

Council Report

lroffi Alaska, will speak during the evening worship service at 7 p. m. and will tell of his work at the Arcric

Despite being presented with a petition bearing nearly 2, o·oo signatures offersons prot~ing closi~g o the . Eaton County Farm, members of the board of supervisors Monday expressed confidence that once these and other in· tetested co11nty residents learn the facts, they will

Mission Station in Nondalton. Pastor Samuel Sprunger

extends a welcome to all to attend these services.

fu be harvested without econ· ornic dislocation or abnormal and unreasonable demands on Michigan pickle farmers.

'"I expect the panel Will be able to obrain sufficienr staff and facilities to do a thorough investigation, " . Todd said;

The panel had previously been convened at the re­quest of Hart and Todd, in their effons to provide farm labor for Michigan pickle g[OW8IS.

Speakers were David Moms of rural Grand Ledge,. !"ho is stare director for bistrict V of Michigan; Cla.Ience Ptentice, secretary .. manager of the Michigan Fann Bureau; and Jae!( Ferell of the county board of super· ".'lSOIS.

At gatherings of Eaton Rapids High School alumni, as must be the case with such get·togethers everywheie, tall< is bound to turn to favorite teachers.

One often mentioned as a favori[e ls~Mildred Evans. Re­tiiCtl fo~ a good many ycacs now, Mrs. E'?ans.ts fondly x:e" memb£red by many who prof~ss to have bee~ ~fraid of her when she was their teacher. · ·

Mrs. Evans bad a manner which told her students that no nonsense wou!d be tolerated. And in this atmosphere, She was able to do a good job of teaching.

Retired from teaching, she continued to serve on the / . board of the local llbrary. Although she will maoh !J.~r [

seventy· seventh birthday this approaching Saturday, she re­tains a young person~s outlool< pn things.

Sorrteone 11as said thn.c every man is a radical at twenty and a conservatlve at forty. There are exceptions to this generality. Some young people have built-in conservative Ldeas and opposition to ch~nge.

Mildred Evans has retalnea nil through the years of her long and useful Ilfe the practical bellefthat·cbange is a natural condition in the lives of nations as well as in the lives of peopl<l.

This column salutes Mildred Evans as she approaches this seventy-seventh of her birthdays, and we want to re· mind her that entire generations of her students are indebted to her and they send fier every goOd wish for this occasion.

For those wb.o may wish to send personal greetings in addition t0 this publi-c greeting, ·Mts. Evans has a new ad .. dress. She is now in Lansing at 1746 Boston Boulevard, Lansing, Michigan. Because she keeps abteast of all the.<e latest ilevelopments, it would be well to include rhe zip code number in the address so she will know th:jt you have not lost your capacity to learn. Her zip <:ode is 48910.

Every tim'e J see Bob Woods there comes to mind an in­cident of about thirty years ago. 1 hope that Bob will nqt mind if l share lt with the'Journal readers.

Part of Bob's trucking business included picking up freight at the Michigan Central freight olface and making deliverles to the business places down town.

As I came along pas! the freight office on this one ~ay, there was quite a commotion going on inside a freight car on the siding next to ci1e builcfing. I looked in to see whar was happening. · ,

A huge spool of wire l1ad been shipped In fc/r use in some utility comj>any project and as I looked in the car, John Welli, the freight agent, and two railway brakemen we:e working away, trying to pry the spool of wire up from its side so i~ collld l>e rolled out onto the loadi.ng platform.

At the same time that I teached the see~, Bob Woods drove up with hinruck. Bob watched the three men as they· stru~gled in vain to raise the heavy !odd. · ·

'Step back away from that thing", Bob sugges;ed, The three stepped away. Bob thrust a pry 6ai through the

h~le In the center of ci1e huge spool, threw his weight and his strength against lt, tipped the spool upright in one un­aided effort.

lfhis was no/articular surprise to John Wells, who was well acquaihte with Bob Woods, but the two railroad brake­~en, well-muscled men themselves, stood looking at Bob in open-mouthed admiration.

Sincer6ly, Winifred Bi:own

BURTON l'O SPEAK - Micliiga'n Sta~e Represen­tative clllude E. ~on of Bellevue w!U be tii.t~ker· at a regular meeting oi1law;, County Democratic Club at

. American Legion Post. No. 42, 205 N. Cochran Ave. , Ch~· latte, on Thwsday. Oct. 14,

The busin~ meeting will follow the pot luck ditiner served at 6:30 p. m.

(Na Carrying Char1esl

ANNUAL

EATON RAPIDS KIWANIS CLUB

_Chicken Barbecue Saturday, Oct. 16 5-8 p .. m.

Uni.on Street School

1 tablespoon baking powdc-r ~~ teaspoon salt 1.~ teaspoon cinnamon % cup sugar ·

1'1 cup ·lard

* cup ~lt'k

Hl-C BRAND ORANGE OR GllAPlil

DRINK

31-2T·89c . 14-0%. CANS

A&P 3 ~~ .. 89< Grape Juice' eTLS.

Ann Page Spoghett' 1 or

Elb:ow

Macaroni

3 Ls: ·4~9c PKG.

Sunnyfield Flour • • 5 LB. 39( BAG Fresblike

Sala.d Dressing QT. 45( JAR e e Ann Page

Layer ,(ake Mixes Betty 3 2 i;~gz.1 00 Crocker PKGS.

Vegetable Sale p~";· ~~d Carrots ..... 3 CANS. 59c WHOLll! KERNEL OR CREAM STYLE 3 Golden Corn Ni:.:.?"· CANS 49c c;~;TG~::en Beans .... 3 CANS 59c FRENCH STYLE , '" ·s ADULTS·-----~------------- $1.50

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1-LB. CTNS. QTRS.

Green B NET WT. 3 eans... 12-oz.

NET WT. 14-0?.

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Jonathan Apples ; ·~ome Mortgage Loans by Security Savings . MICHIGAN U.S. NO. 1

YELLOW ONIC)N.S . s B~G 39c .~

MICHIGAN U.S. NO. 1

RUSSET POTATOES

20 i!G 99c_ .

MARVEL

Ice Cream

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Date-Nut Loaf ...... .

SEVENTH QA Y ADVENTIST Michigan St. (M-99) Roy Lemon - Pastor .

Saturday 9:30 a. m. · '":hurch Service 10:00 a, m. - 'abbath School 4:00 p.m. - Youn~ People's

Meetmg Wednesday

7:30 p.m. - Prayer Meeting

ASSEMBLY OF GQD . Rev. Riley Kinney, Pastor

Sunday 10:00 a. m, - Sunday School 11:00 a. m. .. Morn. Service 7:45 p.m. - Prayer and

Bible study. AD nations and all races welcome •.

A URELJUS BAPTIST 4429 W. Barnes Rd'. - Mason Rev. Frederick P. Raft. Pastor

·Sunday . 9:45 a, m. ' Worship Setvice

11:00 a.m. - Sunday Schopl Classes for evecy age

8:00 p. rn. • Baptis\ Youth Fellowship

Monday 6:00 p. rn. - Pastor's Class

for Youth 7 :30 - Pastor's Class

for Adults

FIRST BAPTIST 220 Deia:er Road

Samuel Spi:unger, Pastor Sunday

8:45.- Look'1lp Hour WCER 1390 _

9:45 a. m. - Sunday School lhOO. a, m~ - Motn. Wo.cship

Wednesday '· 5:30 a. m. - Men's Eaily

Prayer Meeting Thursday -

7iOO p. in. - Visitauon Saturday ·

7:30 p.rn. ·Preparation through Prayer . Choir Reheaisal

Business hasn't been too good today. But in a minute someone will come alol)g for a shine. Johnny will have a dime, bl'ight and inviting, lying in his palm. .

. What's he going to do with that dime? As he sits in the sun, vision's dance in his mind. He could buy candy, ice c1·eam, a new magazine. He could even save it for Sunday School •.• but then what good could a dime do.

Suddenly Johnny 1;emembered a Sunday Schoql lesson, 'Jes us had told how precious was the penny offering of

· ,a ·poor widow. ·' · Next Sunday Johnny proudly

dropped his dime in the offering plate. Johnny's gift wasn't Yery much. It

won't do a great deal \o help the Church meet its financial needs. The important thiilg is: ff·he_lped·.f.ol1Jrny! Going tv Sunday School har.-put hin1 on the i·oad to beeoming a re'lJ. ~hristiati; business-man.' "'

CHILDS BIDLE Robert M. Bowden, Pastor

Sonday 10:00 a. m. - Sunday School ll:OO a, m. - MotD. Worship

(Nursery during setvice) 6:30 ·p. m. - Young Peoplfs Service

7:d 7:30 p.m. - Evening serv.

Wednesday · 7:30 p.m. - Prayer Meeting

LITILE BUSINES·S MAN

day to spend the rest of the -w:eek with Mr. and Mrs. Abe Cohen at East Jordan.· "

40 YEARS AGO

>.

BftWfmg INDEPENDENT LEAGUE

STANDINGS. W L

21 1/2 13 1/2 211/2 13 1/2 19 16 19 16 18 17

Brown~s Body 17 lB Heifetz lo 20 England's 9 26

High ind. game •• Chuck Newcomb, 211; High ind. seiies -- Chuck Newcomb,

E-R Runners Ninth In Invitational Meet'

Eaton Rapids Hi_gh's cross country tCam outdistanced Leslie, 19-55. Monday night far its second dual meet triumph in five starts after coming in nintl1 in the G<eyhound Jnvitatiooal Run Saturday 1t the VFW Nationq! HomITTmurse. ·-- ···c- ·- - -- ~

Dave Jacks paced the 'llound hill-and-dalers to victory over Leslie. Bill Gibbs was

1tbird, Rod Robert­

son fourth, Roger Robertson fifth. and Bob Sanders sixth. Next action for the Grey­hounds is this afternoon (TpurSday) at Holt.

with Napoleon second at 55 and Sprlngpott third 1at 60. Haslett was fourth. Fenn­ville fifth, Pittsfo.cd sixth, and Leslie seventh. Ed Schlosser of Haslett won in­dividual honors. Jim Gibbs was third and Neil Elmer fourth, both coming from Springpott. .

Welcome To FffiST BAPTIST

CHURCH 8:45 a.m. Look-Up Hour·-WCER 139 9:45 a. m. Sunday School ,

11:00 a. m. Morning W orhsip service ;f~.J. · Speaker -- Mrs. Hector McMillan •1;! ~f 6:00 p. m. Youth Groups

'-i 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship SetVice Sarnue I Sprunger Missionary Roy Grouning

Film - 11The Master~s Face 11

Pastor LET US LOOK TO THE LORD TOGETHE

Although Sturgis won the Class B race Saturday, Cap­ital Circuit powers Oke1nos aud Howell firushed close on the champions' heels. Sturgis bad 109 points, Okemos 119, {lnd Howell 121. V 1cksburg1

Waverly, Flushing, Pla1ns­wcll and Marshall also came 10 ahead df E<ltun Rapids. 111e 'Hounds had 26~ points. HOiC.DJ71'1.4L NEW~ .

The other thr~e Circuit l:Jr J. .L./:l W' k:1 teams were far down the bst. HE i'olt firushed 17c11, O'Raffetty SPONSORED BY T lYtb, and Mason 20th. Eaton Rapids Insurance Agen_ls Assn.

Jn individual effotts, Jacks was llth to lead Eaton Ackley-Peters Agency - W. J. Bearman Agency ~!~;~': J;~nr~~;.r R. G. Heminger Agency - Micno~I Montie Ins.

·--Jackson Parkside nosed out Kenneth D. Powers Agency East Lansing, 71-85, for Glass A honois. although the . ADMITTED iJldividual title went to Jack ·Scott Swiler, Timothy Clark, Roy Clark, Mrs. Phyllis Magelssen of 10th pla~e Hilliard, Mis. Lenore Ottney, Mrs. Martha Spannagel, flint Ainsworth.. Mrs. Velma Clark, Mrs."ileatrice Bush, Albert Lokken,

Jr. , Fo1est H(JWe, ·Ladd Starks, Ora Basing,

DlSCl-ljl.RGED

CLASSIC LEAGUE

Rapids Bowl Biown's Body Rod~ Bar ' Rive.r's Edge Norton's

w 12 10

9 9 9

4 4 4 1/2 9 1/2

10 10

But Haslett struck back immediately to tie the score on a 25-yaia pass from Mik~ Nestell to Roy Hooze. Jim Bamford's 39-yard kickoff return to the 1'aton Rapids 20 paved th~ way for the win· ning maiker scoted from the one by Jeff Erskine. , .

. DesJ>ile the 'dlsappoiot~ _ meat of defeat, Rose noted. several places where the Greyhounds continued to Im­prove. The running-of Leder· gerber and Dale Gresky accounted fot most of the"

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Keith Smith, Owner

Eaton Rapids

HAYES JEWELRY

What makes~ car a car is styling, performance, ride and handling. Only when they're all tuned together

is the cara Buick. Like this 1966 Riviera Gran Sport.

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·LUNCH MEATS · lb.

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Brown'n Serve. Links PKG.49c. SWIFT'S PREMIUM SKINLESS

bay leaves and cloves. Remove pot-rqnst to :heated p I at t er. Thicken cooking liquid for grnvy, If desired 8 to 10 .s1•n'-ing~.

Gourmet )kat n.,lb 11:: pounds gi-ound be1.:f

2 cups dalry sour crenm 2 tablespoons catchup

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PLAIN OR SUGARED

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EXPERT PlANO TUNlNG- -New and used'pianos. Restyl­·ing. L. Blackett. Phone 243-4853 before 10 ~. m, or afrer 6 p. m. 315 S, Center St, Eaton Rapids, 32tfc

!AND CONTAACTS--We ourselves will buy your land contract, No delJlyl Call Ford LaNoble, residence ED 7-1276, La Noble Realty Co, Lansing, Michigan, Phone . IV 216M, . 52tfc

LIVESTOCK TRUCKING--

CUSTOM MEAT PROCESSING Beef and Pork ·

WAREHOUSE Food Loc~ers · Phone 243-34?3 tfc

i wiSh to sincerely thank my neighbors, friends and relatives, the Eaton Rapids hospital sraff, Dr. Bert van­Arli and Dr, Herman VaoArk, Rev. Sutcliff, my br~er and1sister-ill-law, Claude and L¢s, for all the kind ex­P!~OIJ1' of symp~y, all the cards and bfi.a.iitiflil floral offerings and the. dinner the friends and neighbors served, Burdene Smith ' · 41P

1 wish to thank au the. hospital staff, friends and > neighbors for their help at t;!u: time· of the 1"'8.ofmy Wife. Also for all oHhe .• • lovely flowers and cards, C. Ray Beck. 41P

We w!sh to extend our slni:ere thanks' to· Doctors

· Sherman, Meinke and Erhard, 'wANTED - Gene:al Fa~ofy and all the nurses fer the Help. Apply In person at wonderful care of Clifford Springport Steel Products co, about seven weeks he spent Springpclrt Mich 41-42C in the hospital, Also to the • • office girls, especially Shirley, the Gray Ladies, the cli>alliog ladies and the cooks for being so kind to us.

Mis. Clifford Smith and Family 4lp

FOR RENT

EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS by the week or month, COLOl'ilAL MOTEL, S, Maicr, E-R 243-9241. 50tfc

.Our TENTH ANNIVERSARY is coming up soon, and· our distributors have started shipping us SPECIALS for that sale-abrotion. We are overstocked now and ·must start our

:· sale early

:. -1!-o-Suy & gAVE---

' Our registered pharma.-

cists .work )land° j;, hand

with your doctor to pro~ • tect your health. We fill"

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243-8508 or 243-5491 BUY

· 4-BEDROOM HOME i~ Immaculate con­ditioif. Hardwood flcr'ors throughout first floor. Remo"ae led .kitchen and breakfast nook. Natural gas fumgce. Closed Porch. Attached garage. LalJ:le wel_l-lgndscaped. lot. Paved street. Owners are moving and anxious to sell. Priced for quick sale.

R~ G .. Heminger---.c

BROKER P'10NE 243-2041

Phone

·Grow The •est Crops

W"dh "NAC HURS"

Trounce Howell!

1," Grand Ledge vs. Lakewood

Machine Shop CH AMP I 0 N Spark Plugs

DEL~O Batteries ---- DuPONT Paints

MAREMONT pipes - mufflers -- FRAM Filters (guaranteed 2 yeors or 24,000·miles)

GREYHOUNDS'

No. 1 S.UPPORTERI

Jlic & Billie's 4, Holt vs, Okemos

A MEAL OR A SNACK

Kish 's Restaurant . (FRIDAY ONLY)

Mac. & cheese $1.00 · Breaded Oyster~. $1~5

with 'tartar sauce . ~./ . . ~

OUR FOOD IS THE BESTll I

7. 8. 9.

Pick the

Winne.rs!

WIN _$·10 CASH!

Moore

GARDEN· SUPPLIES

10, Eastern vs. Jackson

LAST WEEK'S WINNER-­,. DOUG BARNINGHAM 228 Holmes St

TIE BREAKER

HOWELL vs.

EATON RAPIDS

G·o, Greyhounds, Got

11. Central Michigan' vs. llillsdale

X~P@~ _;,. . IE~~ct~ (Q)riWt~ YOUR LOCAL RCA VICTOR DEALER .... '

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15. Michigan ys. P~dne

·HAYES JEWELRY.

• -. - Eaton Federal

SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 248 S. Main St. ; Eaton Rapids

17. Minnesota vs. Iowa

All Savings Ac.counts E;rn 4%, Paid Quarterly Your savings are insured safely up to

$10,000 by Federal ·Savings & Loan Ins. Carp.

18. Wisconsin at Northwestern

HEATON'S

Telephone 243-6811

. "Prescription Center"

124 s.

''Meat Is Our Business" - '

Whole Beef' Tend~rloin lh.99c

19. Leslie vs. Pinckney