370 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/bf15e3a5e3dcde66f829dabfc88a8dc6.pdf 459aa8f12e2330ace1fbf60db9117e43 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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Tasc h o f An n Arbo rwer e Christma s guest s o f th e Rober t THERE WA S A Tine , PERHAPS , WHE N HOL D YOU PRCCISCC V TH4T N O MORE W O LESS , BU T TM E ESSIONMAS LONG SINC TAKEN ITS PLACE IN QUfcFOLK LANGUAGEAS AN INJUNCTION TO EXERCISE RESTRAINT NOT TO ftUSH BUT TO TAKS TIME TOI THE WISDOM orUtENce WHJCH THIS EXPRESSION COUNSELS,HAS ALWAYS N RECOGNIZED IN AMERICA COUPLED WITHINITIATIVE ANt BACKEC SV HARD WORK ANP THRIFT, IT HASHELPED DIREC THE ENER 5 OF A FREE PEOPLE INTOCONSTRUCTIVE CHANNELS 1uPTME DEVELOPMENT OUR DEMOCRACYLOCAL EVF1ITS tATHOUtThe Mark Nashes mtertnined ior I , iome norKMiChristmas the Kenneth Zllls of Syra j summe ftTnmrcuse, N Yg, Jack Clark of Dexter and 630, b00J00,1000,ll80 , Bud Bekkerings of Howell The Don i Vintni Vlaaes U00, 1009 MIfTasches The Cy AtLees of Gladwin Sunday Gilberts of Jacksou cid oa Uiu ZilisSundayMrs Margaret Clark and familyspent Christmas with the Tom Clarks in Ann Arbor Sunday thoy attfiileia bapLisnial dinnni1 i Ann Arbor fur tor the Clarks son Irorrv Hi nciThe Cliarles Clarks of Kalkasku, thrGerry Crark of Silver Lake and thrKay Moriarities were dso therTho Lowell Fosters of WaUcd Lakewill spend New Year nih tho Ah rWylies Kenneth Wylie sprat Christmasvith his mother Mr Lillian Wvliein DexterWeek end callers of lh Jesse lienr sv ere Lubin Lambon ol Detroit MetElla Walker and Ui luof Ann ArboGary Pike of Garden City spentast week with the Robert Pikes, inJeff Krums of Ealoa Kapids wereChristmas guests and k Erst on Clai ksci Unadila called WedOesrlay Jack Young and wife called on tneVincent Young jrs M pleasant WeekdayFriday 800 A MMother Noveaa 730I , atei No vena4H u JM P830 io900 PChurdiEzra Bechy,3 Srpt Walter Worship 1000iiowsJiip Serrtpe 900 p mSummmerU aenominatiooal oetween UuadiLJMK JnvvAB cMuuiert, Pastorum0tty School bM A or Worship 1030 A M, th Gitup 70t P MPeople 900 f M Service 700 t M,VdTSriox Choir Practise g00 pmVUurt Adult Prayer Meeting 800 pmlur, uth Prayercalled Mrand MrsLee Lavey and Robertit tended the funeral of Mrs MurielKurd in Royal Oak Friday and calledon the Harry Laveys in Detroit Mrs Mary Ellen Read, Rosss Readand wife and Mrs Edith Carr attend ed the 50th wedding anniversary ofthe Reg Schafers Sunday The Merlin Amburgeys spent Christmas with the Clifford Millers Mm Mary Amburfcey with the James A t WidmeyorsMaryturey and the Emmet Widmeyors with the Tom LinesTh Edwin Sprouts will spend NewYears in Ann Arbored cm the Ben Whites Friday TheCarl BidweUs of Brighton Sunday Dale Miller and sons Bl ad Gordlepout Christmas with Mrs WrdaHarwood of Howell Louise Shehan is visiting Mrs,daugh Carr entertained ChrKtGrn Rapids the LawThe Olin Robinsons were Christmasguests of the Junior Hobnsons in Ypiijlanti The Roy Mesters o Brighton called on them SundayThe Lawrene Camburns spent CluLtmas with the Liito farlily in DaytonOhio ,Mr and Mrs William Ketehamspent last week in Detroit with Drend Mrs E, Dapprich The Robert Amburgeys attended afomily reunion Christmas at theNell Sherdt home at Dexter The rvln Kennedys and MurrayKennedys spent Christmas with theAl Boehinskys in Wamen,Mrs Germalne Stalkable entertain,ed Christmas Mrs Eltanor Ledwidge,Rev, Keith Ledwidgef Mrs Raymon oa Morris and daughters, Mrs NanMeabon and daughter and the GerryLedwidge family ComKv 1 W Wlmger, Faetorfomlri Worship 1045 a nJKmdiy Schocfl 90 Wed Unoh Practise 7 JO p Load Social Lventshush lttWilliams of Vij Shii levof Mr anaPvt Kai,iKajibias wereread ArkansasWrjUwithMrs Mae Mtddleton Detroit Mike MRS, MURIEL HURDMrs Muriel Hurd who has had aa home at Hiland Lake for the post years died at Hoyal Oak last weokShe WHS a poet and had written a nume ot p ms Her husband nVs beendead for some time There are 2 daush u r Mrs Carrie Sherwood oi Califerwia and Margo at home The funeralaiid btial were at Royal Oak, 1 l Banisl and Noel Hose soloist Uv, MJ an except fruin the Userl SOULehuivh was tlecoraied wiini hojly wreathes Ud wjlhbows The brides govvn was p tyle i whiit chifffon velvetvelvet bow, markiag neckline Hnd waist The Lull skin extended into ourt train He fingertip veil was iifcld by a crown of sequins and shecarried a duster of roses on a whileKible She was ivii in nmrriage bler fatherLinda Lee cousin of the bride wanaid of honor Bridesmaids woiiSharon Jameson HnKhOn and M, Hoberta NeM, Ann Arbor They woreidenticl jrd velvet dresses with bellshaped skirts Their iiead pieces WIYJ ted vvelvet leaves wth sequin stuiliisiudded net They carried white mulislowVYinfofd Jones of IoneshiO was hsbrothers best man Ishers Kui1 Makenioih Arbie ieieske, BrightonHubert AmburKey, nephew of i hetride pas rinK bearer andTumor, neice of the groorr Mower girl Her frock was reil velvet,The reception was at Pilgrim HullMesdanies Ned Palmer and LambejiIeiiiy cut the cakeMrs I Johnjnred ice cream Biniiie Lee pou Iiitu Milllej served punch and Kih villse hild lhe guest book,The liiide gradiiiiled from Iindvney high school and is employed l,11 the Iulisbers Advertising Co oi jni Arltoi1, I be groom from Vull iew higli school, Jonevboto and iinw at Kurt Kiley but expects lo go 1Germany soon where his bride i1ucompany himspnCurret CoauMatPrison gates opened in Michigan left12 eomUts last week December 4 u is aa age old custdm to parentat Christniiu time butt number ever set number lut year wu lew i here arc 2 reasons for tius Christinas, lijne It providiliyjiers loi an incenlivw torinii relieves the prisonail ul vshoiL have moie Lit have room for This Jit, main leusou lur Uie txodaSOTJjears ago Irving LaLiniei, who served the longest ol anyi i in MUh was parulled by GovHe was about SU tlien Henry Ford tinivi hii a juL He uniy Lasted an ine licre, v as picked Up U a ud fiitd at the Wayne ceuaQrLaiiier wa, born in, Stockbut iutti moved to Jackson,You never can tell A man12 useU car in iiutte Montana,iLeu he took up J ober floor mattfc to put dnn new h found X050 0 and HU bills Uder it He took It ihi bank who said it was lot whilej Were Uansterrrmg moueyf lajk lo another, ihewho uroiected the bankKiupe, finder of the money aCATIUJUXE HACMis Katherine Hacker, 82, died at aHowell nursing home December 14,the was he daughter of Mr and Mr3, Thomas Hasssoncahi of Pinckney andmarried Frank Hacker He has beenJohn Paul Wares and EarlKimblers The Earl Klmblewover in Oe fitUn WMtei with theWhitaa of HoweU 6 The Tom Wares eertained the f 1 ad a numbr of yeahrs There are 2ons, Lyle of Howell and Thomas ofTexas and 2 daughters, Florence and Betty of Howell The funeral was at the Schnaekeiulertf Funeral Home, Howell, Saiur cayf Rev Wallschlager oificial ing Burial was in Pinokney Cmtery,funeral of his brother, Theodore 38were 6hristmas t St Albert us churrh, Detroit Doc White 24, Me died ift Receive hospital IThe George Knquislslhe Cliff fid Millers and Merwin C iu tells at dinner Sunday Mrs Jennie Hooker is visijny Uiii1 W Hooker in Ann ArboThe Merlin Campbells were Siiiuy nilH guests of I lie C Vv lluokeiin Ann Arbor,The Ralph Hail familyChristmas with Mrs Veimand familyAll the Hulll wenMrs Mary KlUu iieal ejidllie ieorge Wilde srs, ,Cjtorge Wildjis and Holand Service iauuiies lurChristmas i lie Llijwl Hiijides Mark NaschvFialpli Halls and Jeorge VanNormnsntcrlained fojeiyii exchange studeiiis ier liie week end The une at iaihswas lrom Korea lhe ohefs irom JiijThe Ralph Halls attended dinnerTuesday at the Kellogg Foundation, Lansing for the Great AdvenluicGroup ,The Frank Clarkg of Milforn MojiiSunday with the Winston Mrs, Winifred Aberdeen and spent Christmas with the Rex tels of Annn Arbor Rupert Garner ol Detroit spnFriday with liie Geogre VanNormanDon Dohany of Detroit spent the wek end with Rusty VanNormanChristmas gusts oi the CUffoidVan Horns were Miss Minnie Farkiof Ann Arbor, Mrs Josie VanHorn iHcwelil and the Wray HinckleysThe H C Vedders entertained orChristmas, Mrs Dora Swarthout, theDon Swarthouts, James Singers, Hobtrt Vedders and Gerald VedderMrs, Lester McAfee and daughterswere in Detroit Sunday The Bums families and Jack Youngiumily were Christmas guegU oi theD, Couklias in Grand RapidsThe Andrew Campbells antertaiaedthe Dick Youngs of Flint and lheChris Campbellls Christmas The C J Clintons and Vier Clint0s called On the Gerald Clinton in Detroit Saturday and the RalpnClintons in Lincoln Park Sunday The Herb Palmer lamily wereChristmas guests of the James Meyer Meyer family in HowellMrs Marda Ausin, daughterPhylisand son ,Jack of Ann Arbor callled vnthe Herb Palmer Sunday Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and childrenattended tjhe Brogan reunion Sunv at the Curtis Patterson home inStockbrtdte Iliere is a drive on to use theuijf DUO wteians Trust Fund set ,n nash years lor oilier purposei ica AUS lo only use the interest tMwrairs needs This amounts 2iJu,iM a year and has go far beeuinient Tnse who want to divert ilio iund say this could just as well 0taken from lhe general fund That Uuin is earmarked tul a specUl group,id miad all I lie peooplebeuelit IJV it A 1ikr all Kreat tragedys the deatUMime jti rinldieii in a fire school in Chicago is being raptdljf forgotten There was a big fiist that aiU schools with fireaids be remodelled or closed Detre1is uid Lu nave over 400 school lire hazards A lew rooms haveiiosed in different schools One reaneaU there is no money available fe11 Ji a hu irmdelliug program asHie schools uie broke and there 1ft m uiher place to end the children the shjols were closed So as lai iif past we will probably muddieuntil another tragedy strikessuch thugs have a habit of recUiTing Ihe one biK criticism Of these school is i ney have open stairways Thai vas Uie iyle of school archieitme when they were built maay sears n The stHt fire marshftwants all stairways enclosed Ihe volumn of Christmas mail tillscar iov l a decrease, in the De iron uf ,i least Postmaster Bakethfn1 sis incoming card and lettaff iii diip off 8 percent and outouuu rrai i i 2 percent Last year tfcefi usct ,04y temporary worlMnkThis number was not needed this yearHe docs not attribute it to mail hut rather to economic Williams held his annuaMhiion iuv state eapitol employeeaMnis ofice Dec 14 Women empioyepMivod u alluns of cider ad foen floughnutii In hu newsGeorge VanPeuraum, played an old reiorU again whichised coisienLly last fall with littleeuect iit said the governors spanAing ilniuni was driving industryout of the sute and iorcing a atat income tax on u As usual hethe iact all the axes were passed Republican legislatures There i OnLhing the commentators ignore TlWjrcite the increasing laxes and expeodllures, but ignore lhe increaa in ulation There are many morepie here than back ia Billyieys time which they regard a Ult liopia Back m the old days wealong with the barest neeeastM4 There were no paved highwayelectricityautoes, T V radloa water systems or inside M to go back to theaeAPPLESHANDCRANK4880L Wat MJt, UPJan, Frie4eiap IM Jan, VV ThecopiesA As we venture into the year 1959 we at the hankwant 14 thank you sincerely foi the confidence you hown in us during the past year as evidencedyour patronage It is this patronage that has enabled us to grow over the years We shall continue during coming year to constantly strive toward giving you better serviceand finding more useful service to offer you Aaain We offer our heartfelt thanks Happy New Year to AllKENNEDY GENERAL STOREMcPherson State Bank HowtU Pinckneyfeir HttutitTw Yean Saf Bankingon Sa Htit Book AccountsFOKCounty of UviniaUmtbe Matte e the J DuHaime, DeceasedAt a session of said Court held on 4 1958R, Smith,Mge oi ProbateNetlCe U Hereby Given, Thai UiletiUoik o Martin J, Lavan, the adaynutrator of said estate praying Me Xlnal account be allowed ad thetaeidue of taid estate assigned to ihe raes entitled thereto will be heardit the Prebate Ciurt on December, 1958 at ten a,, m It is Ordered, That notice thereea given y publication of a copsiaejntof fir three week consectivelj previouly to aid day of hearing in thaftftcknuy Iipatch, and that the fid cuts a cepy of this notice to beiVe each kaown party in ia at his last known address byregistered mail, return receipt doIran led at least fourteen 14 day aciir to such hearing or by personal a least five 5 dy prler to hearing Hiram R, SiU, Judge of Probate fiduciary cause a copy of this noticeto be served upon each party in interest at his last known addressby registered or certified mai returnreceipt demandedat last fourteen14 days prior to such hearing, or bypusonul service at least five 5itjivg prior to such hearingiiiram K Smith, Judge of ProbateA ifue copyBarbara G Marr Cierk of Probate Notes of 48 Years AgoG Marrof ProbateV MATS OF MICHIGAN Me Vrokate Crt for the t aI Ihe Matter of the Estate of rpmy A Lee, Deceased At a ttsaion of said Court, held en 5,158it Ron Hiram Smith, H Hereby Ohrtn, That aUU said dtotMtd art tquirtd aUims b writing aaOith, to Mid Court and to horeof on Gladyi BLofichlgaAfiduciary of gaM thatweh dalaa will bh balrs at law of aaid dm flmuwfid by saidmm nm ota m 9419 at tana, m TMU tl thereof be copy thertprv STATE OF MICHIGANProbate Court for the County of LivingstonIn the Matter of the Estafe ofHugh J, Dooiittle, Deceased,At a session of said court held onDecember 2 , 1958,Present Hon Hiram Smitfe,Judge of Probate, Notice is Hereby Give THat Ucreditors or said deceased are required to present their claims in writingand undtr oath, to said Court, and to serve a copy thereon upon Wilfred H,Krwin,1015 N, Mich, AvHowelLMich fiduciary of said state, and thatsuchclaims will be heard and the heirs atlaw determined by said Court at said Probate Office on February 1 lt1959 at ten a, m It is OrderedThat, notice thereof legiven by publication of a copy hrof for three weeks consectively prv iously to said day of hearing in thePinckney Dispatch, and that thefiduciary cause a copy of this noticeto be served upon each party ininterest at his last known address bj registered or certified mai, returnreceipt demanded,at least fourteen 14 dnys prior to such hearing, or byKisonal service at least five 51dnys prior to such hearing, Hiram R Smith, Judge of ProbateA true copy Barbara G, MarrClerk of ProbateMrs, Elizabeth Wylie wag taken toMcPherson hospital last week Mon day with pneumonia She is betterMiss Jeanne Collins daugther ofthe Henry Collines of Ypsilanti isaow Jn Spain where she has a govern went positonHer aunt, Grace is alsothre ,Donald Winger is home from Olivet College for th holidaysThe Gilbert Skinners leave orNew York state Wednesday Jar the St Marys Church will hold a socnai the Alfred Morks home Dec 29, Mrs, Eleanor Brnum Stowe diidreCember 10 The Batchlers Club put on aaothor sufressful dance Friday nlghB0couple attended Mrs, Sarah Mackinder, widow oflames Mackinder died in Hamburg Dec 18 Jam os Henry, Robert TIpladyiend Wirt Heiidee are drawa on Jury I Mrs Helen Coleman Teeple, wife ojoh Teeple died Dsc 23, Her father ed when she was a year old andshe was brought up by a uncle, Thompson GrimesShe married John Teeple in 1867 He survives There are 4 sons,Percy, Charlest Roy and Guy, 2 isUrs and a brothert ,The William Kennedy family areending Christmas a Niagara Falls TheP HSwathouts attended theI Christmas program at the Nhrth Hamburg Church William Casssidy of Conway andivah Hart of Ingham county wore married Dec, 14Erwin Monks spent Christma hereI He is Ionia ccunty representative for the Detriot NewsHazel Crittenden daughter of ARiley Crittenden o Howell died SatcrCasper Culhane, wag marrid toBlanche Kroft of Grand Junction, ColDec ltLast week C E Baughn saw adark object on the ice at PortagaLake with his field glassset he saw itwas a fox, Jt stayed there all day but disappeared during the night Gene Dinkel spent Christmas withWalter and Albert Dinkel in DetroitThe LTLajnbonsrf Geo Mowersend Frank Hincfcey family spentChristmas with the Waiter MillersHarzar Wee, son of Mark Rice ofHamburg, while catching on bobt had a rtrnner crush hi foot It was neeessary to amputate itLawrence Queal of MACthe holidays with his parents Farny Roepcke and Clara Hfll weemarried Saturday by Rev Armstrong Henry Gardner and wife entertainedall their children and families, for ChristmasFrank Kennedy is running theStockbrldge light put fer OtaeGardner totes of 25 Years AgoThe Congi Sunday school put onthe following program ThurslaynightSong Silent NightPrayer Rev BerqulstDialogue Harriet, Russel BowmantVerry Christmas Robertt VedddeWe Welcome You Jay ShlreySize No Barrier Bob CarrIt Wouldnt Do Douglas PlummarBest Xmas Story Roberta JackLittle Helpers Zena PlummerSong 3 BoysMy Speech Betty PatchA Rar Good Fortune Jack HalnesJust Right Dorothy PackerA Gift for All S ChildrenSong ii unary ClassA Case Against Santa Earl Berquist Xmas Receipt Betty BaughnRecitation Henry TaylorIt Isnt Fair Helen ReasonJoy Bells K enneth KellenbergrSong Geraldine Vedder, HeenKeasonXmas Wave Length Junior ReasonMot Big Enough Ieona Campbell Which Shall It Be Herb PalmerXmas Time Gerald DariovRecitation Beryl LewsOn the Program Lorna WeeksSelection OrchestraWayne Wagner, Arnold Berquist, Rob ert Richardson, Bill Bauhn, WinstonBaughn, Cliff Haines, Edsil Myer,GUnKingsley, Miss IselerJust Before Xmas Gerald VedderIm Too Little Jack DarrowId Like to Speak Shirley ReasonRecitation Gayle HendeeA Prayer Megan Meyer A Hard Place Merlin DarrowWorthwhile Suggestion Mildred Petch Recitation Jack BetcheiNot a Baby John Henry Recitation Neil BauffhnNaming the Dolly Jeanette HainesJust Try It Betty ReasonXmas Music Jimmie MeyerA Question Lois KellenbergerSong Harriet and Russel Bowman Dont Forget Christ Rosemary ReadWhat Counts Most Geraldine VedderRecitation Garth MeyerSoog Baughn ChildrenPleasiag Mother Muriel ReadSong Betty Baughn, Robert VedderA Thoughtful ord Lawrence Bauhn Xmas Town Charles DarrowXmas Smile Velma LazloHIGH SCHOOL BASKET BALLJanuary 6Stockridge hereJan 9South Lyon thereJanuary 13WebberviUe hereJanuary 16Boysville thereJanuay 19Byron hereJanuary 23Manchegter herJanuary 30Hartland hereFebruary GDexter there February 13South Lyon hfFebruary 20Boysvile hffiFebruary 27ManchestrtnM What Is The LargestWomans Club In Michigan 1,690,000 Women Who Save Trading Stamps Are The Largest j44 Womans Club In MichiganEvery day over 1690000 Mich Iasi year, for example trading igun women make it a point to stamp companies purchasedshop where they get trading 9Mi6OOG worth of productsstamps This large group ot from Michigan manufacturers, smart, thrifty Michigan shop Making these things providedpers, with their common interest jobs for 1016 Michigan peoplein trading stumps, can be thought SH Redemption Storespayor as a huge womans club ing local rent and taxes, employ gwith membership in the stateOf course this club woman many mereIn the light of tese facty itld tht l Mihilub woman he light of tese facty igets wonderful ihlngs for her would j,ecm that not only Michi home and family through such gu women, but dfit SH G S th b h home and family through such gu women, but cverydyjnfavorites as SH Green Stamps, the state can be thankful that theThrough her thrift and diligence trading stamp is a part of OUThe provides extras tor her way of life, family And although she may Seldom think about it, her active bic vpuSc , , , information by THb MhRRY ANIaivmg rs enormously good lor HUTCHINSON COMPANY, originatorbusiness in our state 6A vcaf ago of SAHfOiriTOWNSHIP OF PDTNAMLloyd Hendee, SupervisorMurray Kennedy, Clerk ReynoldfTreaUrr Trustee Ben WhiteTrustee John WylieRETARDED CHILDREN1 I IW1A HAPPY NEW TO AttTHE PINCKNEY FIRE DEPAT Ctiffor Kiitor, Chtaf J V Iprs IS tnTHE PINCKNSY DTTPATCH ay December 311 1958 i v i r iwfcifeV, vfcagLfa time we put our foot down I Fv r VV V1v,Ms Family of 6 De a Car Cr Atwirl heap, miid boo,,, a broken child Ugly heviiiiior, h uiiigpictured They mae yci kYou look boliind tho Vv 5lir5 and seebe io3r hi out it shouldL ,L N Mjiicaius died brutallyon uii vvays rihjs senseless killingnvst fl fo we nur our foot d V i i e1,1 cv UYV thQrui litiiic to put i i Iaffic lawsInsist on strict 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Wednesday, December 31,1958 KOWIUI and Dick Martin UONCE UPON A HORSE fcaMartha HyerC3otor Slab FrivtiigePiacknyAct of Mmnk 8, 171114 Sooth KeweU St, Fincnkey, MienWalter Reason is staying with hisdaughter, Dorothy, in DetroitThe Cge CWk family of Portage the Chriaimus week endAlbert Shirley and wife were Christ guels ot the Kev WingersThe Mar In Luveys spent Chriin homuiuChuck Vviishiie, irwm JU00 lu 1UU0vvOUD iV lirauui,i aay He wiM ply atIhe onT 8uadayf Monday, Tuewiaw, Jan,4, 5, 6Doru Day ad Richard Widmaric inTHE TUNNEL OF LOYKP withGig Younff and UIH ealaElisabeth Fnwer,Elizabeth WiUonKrturett Color Cartoon News Clark oi ioi jti iiiton wereby Justice bingei oi brigntoii veeii ihey are living Thewiu Wed thru Sat, Jan ,,, 10 1 A ait musical treat m color lloyt loat St Joe Hosmicii, Aim Aiour Lu iaiK a lilUiTOM THTTMJ3 wit The JoaicKUM Tamblya, Alan Younf, Terry Ait Wagoners vjrocery6066 PINCKNi ROADutility Merchandise LOW PRICESBeer and Fine ToTaktO PUON HOWaL 705J2HELLERS 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 31, 1958 Description An account of the resource December 31, 1958 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1958-12-31 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/1e463513ebaf0f74d71cbc75cd617431.pdf 5f4d7c042f3ff189f8bcac60c3b50fc0 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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I t THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, JanuaryMiduiM Mmr NefehMag NoteHfrhtgan and 9 other statesfjjfynf in court to keep Stealing tkc Great Lake Chicago aieMrsStockbridge Dec 24 She widowhat been draining water out I11r Pnckney pastor who died at the rale i1300 cubic ft per second for treat mam of sewage This U all right for ell concerned but it is increasingthe flpw to 2000 cubic ft for treatmeat of sewage The water goesthrough a sewage canal and then into thf Mississippi River The resultth level of the lakes is being reducedAttorney General Paul Adams char 48 it is damaging the recreationalvalue of Michigan, lowering propertyvalues and treating chaos, it has ulleady lowered the lakes 2 inches and wilt do so another 2 inches, reducingtonage freighers can carry and whcost shippers 4,000,000 a year andmat prices of products The damage will extenu Ironi LukeMichgan to other lakes was rthea forin2sons and1957 Surviving are 2daughters MMrs Esther Barton of Stockbridgewas married to Thomas Russell Jackson December 30Lyon township South Lyon hasdded two more voting machines Mis Mary Taylor, 82, daughter ofAugur Taylor of PinckneyDexter cied at Ann Arbor, last week Survtvis one sisterIt will be possible to buy licensplates at the Ford and Chevroletgarages in Dexter Jan 10 and 17 andFebruary 14 and 31 The Lyman Parkers At PortageLake visited her brother, Harold Kill at Ovid last week Holly won the holiday basket biil HERE ARE MORE THAN 600 DIFFERENTKINOS OF BtKTM DEFECTS HW MARCH OF HHiCr PR06RAM WILL AIP PATIENTS APITHROUGH id SUFFERING DEFECTS OF THE fJ CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DOCTORS SAVHALPOF xBIRTH 0EFEO5 ARE SERIOUS CAUSINGCWPPUN6 0R PROtON6EPWSABJUTIES Chicago officials say it is the only re at Fenton Brighton lost toway they can solve their sewage problem Michigan officials want thewater treated and restored to LakeMichigan Chicago ays this would Aouble the cost of pipe lines The other states in the fight are Ohio, Wiscoi sin, Mianesoto and New Yorkof these states refused to allowChicago suburbs to buid a pipe line tothe lake They would not sign a rumlitigaton pact demanded by he Investors before they woukl buy boi1An added factor is tho opening of the St Lawrence Seway Michigan housewives have a chamnion in th food and standards division It checks all weight machifrom penny scales to those thatWeigh coal Also misbranded bottles packages etc that do not measure upto standardThe 93th Annual Meeting of thlivtagstoft Oonnty Mutual Tnsimr, Company will be held at the HomeOffice ,105 West Grand River, How el, Michigan on Tuesday, January13th, l59 at 200 P M for th elect suck otherbefore saidion of one Director andbusiness a may comemeeting All members are urged to attend Hex B House, SecretaryTVANKiI wish thank my friends and everybody who was so kind to me while I was in ttte hospital Karen Kint Holly wham she bad beaten in thtregular season 2000 attended the General MotorsChristmas party at Milford The Melius hospital at Brightoniji 1957 and Dr Vann took it oveThere are rumors it too will closeThe Brighton Argus has appealed othe people to support it Mesdames George May ad drlSowers were involved rn an auo ac cident at Hiawathee Beach Christ,mas day but escaped injuryThe Brighton area coservailonemployees had a Christmas party utthe conservation headquarters nChilson road last week,New supprting beams have beeiinstalled This completes the buildingoi the Hiawathe Beach church Herb Sneed was called to Hale Certer, Texas last last week by the illLnss of his parents Rev, Clyde Dickens of PlainfteUwas unable to stop his car at the raii road crossing and was hit but Es caped Injury Lt Dick VanSlambrook sustainedcar damage last week were he hit deer on M36 west of Gregory Frank Nettles, a studen vravtech at the Mich State San P1cuiltyt to setting fires last week Hev ill be sentenced Jan 31 G The window of the Cooper lewely broken MOR Am SURVIVING TODAYAS MiOtCIN ADVANCESMARCH OF DIMES FUNDS WILLBATTLE 8IRTV DEFECTS PIUS POLIOARTHRITISVIRUS DISEASESOIN THE MARCH OF, DIMES VOWARD GREATER VlCtORIES IGlementary SchoolKindergarten Mildred ParkaDave Young had a polio shot ThLurg brothers are cutting wood Mary Schroederj Linda Gehringei,Stev Bruto Valerie KaiserVic orf Lobdell, Mike Singer and BarbaraWilson had birthdays in DecemberWv are reading readiness bookDbby Aschenbrmner went up northto bring her grandfather home fromth hospital MCHURCHOataaUcWestdayFridaySorrowful 4 M800, 1000 A M A MrMother Neveaa 730 CHRONOLOGY 1957Jan 1 Engagemet 0 Louiso CaronI und David Nash ajjnnuonied N Ko Clark celebrates 25 years in busintviPhersan Health Centvv dedifatdHuwell, Mrs Alma Chambers rep resent Pinckney Jan i Rainbw Jirls elet KarPnBeck W A Myrtle Hendee and Wai Ki Coetz married Phil Jentiley invin tables eat Wixom in New JagueTom Wylie1 stars Edmini building burnsii Jan 15 Pinckney loses 1OLon 43 lo 44g Juniors iut on Th i People vs Lowe Knijagenients oi Hollis Amburgey and Donna Mfatannounced Denise Kennedy anJAl Bcxhinsky4 Nancy Spiltler andhob Nijes Judy Kroejich DAH rp I resentative Dick Wylie recomnien 1 u to West PointJan 2Corbelt isalyer tiiis Als JMrs Kathefiie Walsh oi DexurIjnckney beits Bosillt S4 to ij7th and 8th radeis lose u Manclutei Jan 2UJohn Hoey eltlltl pinnicnt of Dexter Savings BankincknoyJoes to Manchester S to 4J MrJennie1 Kastman and lv Drudge die High school pie baking conlcst IfUt March loi Polio Tom Wylie1 M volunteersMic Guest Night held PinckneyHurtland 62 to 45 Shirley WylieBetty Crocker Home MakeriJngagenienl o Nornia JAi s url Ihoiuas jjutler annimnced feb 1 Llohn Hamnicil in planeciash Pinikriey beats Dexter 1 to m Blinn ol Silver Lake killed inuulo accident I KS Svseetheaii pit i il Patterson Lakefcel 1J PincKney loe to Souhlyoo fc2 to 3 Stanley Diukel lenuncd lor jjiayor li iay lackus an Also Mrs rannie Murpny ajid Al Klaine Jiiaan rciiid Curret CommentAt the time of the civil war Whatth agitation to abolish slavery wasgreatest a grand remedy was figuredout It was t snd ail the slavesbeck to Africa when freed Thii fHyarned headway and land was pureHsW d n Africa and slaves sent thtfra, J he settlement was named LiberiaPut not a tenth of the freed njfreeavdii back There were a number 9t leasoHS lor the failure of this solWon One was the country wouldit have supported such a vast muflfi Another was they could not be hnvfd to go back and still anotherHie southern planters needed the nro labor in the cotton fields Senator Ruvell t Oeoigia has anotheriiin abuul as fajituslic In som comJ unities oi lie south HO percent iii pujulaiin is negro The senator voultl ijsu iljuie thtin around theiit ion u Lhat the did not pre in any one section Sil1 solution suggested is toml a ail Meigoes in c e statiln let them take over tnemem We doubt that anyare h answerANOTHEIt REtL HEARD FROM stall, Michigan, the communityof 200 pirsons located Just south ofof Pinckney and also caltled Hiland Lake Is in the news again butthis time on the receiving end asDavid Lyon HI owner of Fort Heli battlefield and gift shop near Petersburg Virginia,, has invited MayorErdley VanSlckJ of Hell, Mich come there and discuss the war the states, He added the would show Erdley a Hellof a food time tobetm kell or Fort Sedgwick wasbuiU during the 10 months seige ofPetersburg, VaM n 186465 by heUnion armythe First Michigan Sharp, ihoftters ere the first Union troops to enter wersburg fr ellMayor VanSiekte says he will cline the Invitation as none of inhabitants of HellMich nv eoiiiection with the ctyil war dethenyBIRTHSTht first baby born at il bMoPhersen hospital was a girl born at 115fcm,ClareneePrice and wifePinckney Ted Coates took her over in his jeepleaving here at 10 a m and makingthe trip in 40 mkutes Born to Chris pampbell and wifeNtw Yetrs atNew Tears a 82nd baby there of First Graj, xvlrsDavid Ciehringer caught someHe got a army setiebby Marshall was hunting with lwstore of Brighton was broken laat j aad Terry Russell has new skatsweek and 2000 worth of goods takr, lack Davis mother is home from the hospital They went to their grandMARRIED AT 1RONWOOD , mothers Christmas Bruce HalUbuitonJames Porter son of Mr and Mrs l as an electric train Gene Koch uHarold Porter of Portage Lake was dump truck and toys Mike Breiuanmarried December 27 to Joanne Faith man a Lone Hanger outfitKaren DarrKapets daughter of Mr and Mrs J03 enh Kapets of Jronwood at 1000 a m at Holy Trinity Church, Rev Fr Mat rik offii atingThe brides dress was white velvet,foor lengthy princess style with fin friday fitter Novgnaa DvotettiS 4 30 to 5M P M330 to 900 P, MiVitauoiirte CurdiWaiter tct 10Uuf00 p nA lie feopie a new dollFirst tffdv KaUuyn ThayerMadeline Roth went away, LindaDavis visited her cousinwhite Cathy Salyer her grandmotherJerryColones uncle and aunt visited himvisited him Susan Bowies brotherveil Her flowers werroses with silver bells Her sister, Diane Karpets was maid er PPer Ricky BeunetU cousin, Dickf of honor Her dressg was red veUet,street length, identical with the bridewith full lengh sleeves The bridesmaids were Pauline Kapets and To him Susan Bowles brorhe jlain Porter Their dresses were the a me a the maid of honor Jack Kapets of Sandusky was bestnan and ushers were Dennis Kapetsof Livonia and Bill Atkins of Ann Arbor The reception was at ihebrides home The couple will live at Ann Arborvher the bride is secretary in thebusiness administrate, University ofMichigan The groom is a student to Flint Maria Haines atvisited her Laura Bell has a ballerinaooll and bicycle, Donna Lemms ildcigot steel in his eye and went to the hospital Donana Plummer got 3 doisChristmasPatty VanBiaricum has auew bicycle doll and paint set LauraWhitley visited her grandmotherSteven Betts went skiing Jackio Bell got 3 dolls Ann Marie Read is going to Florida Secend Graue Mr JoRnouMike Sheldon went to Whitmore1 ake Christmas Shirley Watt between UoadiUaAev Broovxs Sanders, PastorJMtotay School U46 AMLUSO A U U0 t M ing sQim 0g us filing iervic 70Q t IIWeo, irioi cuoi iracUw MJ JUrnur, Aouit frayar tija Sue pia, ui, it uth Grayer i, rship pin by LiviusUjii iod,1 iLO J iMAille Amnuryey disl iiiiivjn V Iwses lo LJosviiic ii to i,i ,iiiLiics leain wins la 4 gaii lAoijje liowniaii in1 laiis Uj i i ,, aijitra aiso LmC ciiMia vv oinnutn aicn vviliani unlittltinai i , 1 ran i ai e jiMargaiet Siujin11 toinnelJII Sl id C I OLi i Uayc election, niiiiciarian itusi , SIKMyi 7 Vnlc r J1111U t1 i Wilson liiur, iinv,iani, aniniinles IMarch HJ James Amburyyl,oores Bokros married leck and Manau Wei tiero sH A group fallling themselvesi being feiiiiid in Detroit and ex I rt trik io Alaska Same way asthe eis did in TK days of the Calif, rnia xolri rush Instead oxen aadviitn ttuv will ust tiucks and go IJV the Alan Highway About 800liat hwn iccruitefi und they will takeiak uj free land nnr Anchorage and farm x thjjjk thev have chosen tnewrong linie oi year ior their trekWe ouht thai driving the AlCan High be leasable at this time oi yearNew Yars was uRneed in this yy rain nnd SIIVM which rendered theIlghway unsafe and driving dangeriis There wa a lot of traffic asoin cars srint off the road but there wen4 no fatal J tie heie A number ii loads ot Detroit people whoi ut here had to stay all ri mini ho r , t , finding it imposeI Ir to keep tlitir cars in theUM tin tii an finished theiroj, fuoi VW ziever saw so many peopleAaiking heliiv in nur lives Saltwas thrown on the main highwayn,i th trucks soon qMucd th ie lii hit the side reads nd streets slipperyA reception was held here Sunday wlth h grandmother in How B Chambe i DtitLid 4 W Winger, PaatorUonurig Wonhip 1049 a Scnootl 9Qenetlat 70 p iVLOYD KLNTZ died oi a heartHe wasGravel Co, andto wurx hin car March jrGlin Slaytons observe tliwedding anniversay Li1 igtn it,i,IUs past masleri nilt All gran ILodge officers but 2 here Aii i ullia aJid William Clark L iembeiships, Jrland Wuismu uii apron Los Angeles has been troubled kt smog similar io the London one iid h blanip the auto makr ami of the causes is the exhaust furnes Join ars and trucks There is probalk ris many exhaust fumes in other ecalities but Los Angeles is surround by mountains and the air velocityV t fsp it ,iviy LoS AngISinK ih fu aipped with a devlee i diminafe rvhaust fumes The arraker say i hey have beenrr, thjs yars i ut havt not come ill anrtL tneuijec,t JanuaryJUIIat the Masonic temple attended by 75 Chambers in DetroitLindape yHorn Grand Rapids, Kalamiuoo,Ann lfiiaine8in Dtroi G1ria okoW iaArbor, Detroit and Lakeland,IS MARRIED IN HELLGerald Goodwin of Hell was marr there in the Dewey restaurant Plymouth Pat Knipple in Ohio,Sharon Gray got a doll Christma Knapp toys Christine LJntwin calves Shirley Potterd there in th Dewey rertauat Saturday night to Mary taidifr, her andmother Mary Plummer go, dul Daylene Lelonek pearlsr iuydu Uie vaa guingaiicn He started to waLk whiiie heart attack ,li leaves his wife, Uie iornitvUiUni xseiinetl JUiaud and a sisLcrTiieuunertU vvtis at the bchnackenbur i uneidi Humuf ilouejl SuiidayKev,iaucocK uiiiciaiing Miriai was ini ortn Ottermining ptrials in Lncincrease the iiycasUng uxetts Ho percent f the deer their quesuonars Kenanarhave been 3OL to Uie ren f Hiffhf aft or World War I the Christiis oJii t r factory parties started,v vi r i,card of one befoie Aftere had vun i lie war it was a ttme or rejoicing and tne Christmas party as oii They were usuajly held isno of fire or factory and liquor flowedtike wte and many who never dranicI eforc , especially the women got litrights and auto acciidents wer cowivrn and fiilures to show up for worttvsork next day Management at firstconrioed them and evep participated hut decided they were a dnnd such parties are On theJan 15School of instruction tBrigthon LeaveIPinckney Jan 17 MM Degree p mFeb 7 Guest Night and VenisonBanquet at high school 7 p m Aril 4 Put Masters Might at highifhool 7 p m Harold Porter W M tly arrjved irom Germany Jus uw uJriwlf ione peamPoulson ofiadattog They wer Dewayn Baxter got hit above the eyej i w M nui nx, I Aid has to wear a handasre Dannv oMl or Timmsmtnxt meotlng Is Jaa 12 At with Mrs IsVshaU al tended by Mr and Mn Cecil Cryderman and Mr and Mrs CharlesDewey The Crydermans were recemly marriecL She also came from Germany and has 2 childr0A2h bride isIrom Breitenloh, Germany The Deweys gave a dinner forthem after the otrgmony Attended Jy the Crydermaruy , Hortalir fltetfaosund Poulsons Mrs, Edith VanNormaiigave a boufat supper for the newlyweds Sunday night The William Graves family left jaTuesday to visit hit parents at LargoFlorida, has to wear a bandageWilliams got a gun and 12 toys BillyL Wyle a puzzle Dora Meabn visiUHi her grandmother Gary MaishVbrother broke his leg on a toboggauPatty Sprout may move this springAllen Rusflom has a army suit Gardon Kings father is fixing their houieJackie Makin and Isolde Tressier ggtdolis Jan Randolph a Cult 45, Karenostruma suitcase Third Grao ,Mrg, hetayBecky Read got a puppy Bruee iCyde went to Ann Arbor News andsaw them print the paper Willie Continued on last page u 6ciuUiiaed by Uioueraies Jin ergea witn uie il L Green Juouiaiiy inc ine merged organizationwm Have 6bo stuies oil uver the uarelaiaea m DanceJteaccS treas andKenneth Hoyt is home from StJoe Ann Arooi liuward Tayloril Mti herson hospitalti meuibei oi JiiicKaeytttendea tJim klast night Tnird Grade June VBecky Henry haa a new digKicyOryia dad a new cai, iaulme unLa i Rum went skatiaKUriene McGranau got a record uiayer Susan ttaugnni iun aud uiue viisted her Kicky aowcrs had hu lonsiis outJSandra bai ci lo her gradmolhers Eddie Colaunt Irene visited him, Dean Ciui d went muskral huntingStones sister iM homeJersey,Sixth and Sevsaui, Mrs MeyerKaren King is home irom the nayitai Greg Penas sisteriaiaw had a Utl y George Cuione went hunting aniiot a poassum Larry Baugnn a raobit Janet Zanders made a lilni at lhe Years ago peopie who were not toestrong mentally and were attempting ih impossible were said to shooting at moon There used to ba alegend told here about en eccentrttcharacted named Thed Cucumoerand his race with the moon with hitlast horse Now this country is spes4 bijilons in an attempt to beat RuiaMto the moon Just what we will da Uwe get there is not stated Probably, nnt known The project will not b Ira success until a man has font tfcflpgj cnand returned, A prominentsays this may not b tor 50 ymn APPLESCLEANCRANE OftCHAlOtO WestPhtoeL yf f January 7,Michigan Intangible la It is a pleasure to announce that our bank has again elected to assumetht Michigan Intangibles Tax liability for all of its depositors As a result,it will not be necessary for any of our customers to report any of theirdeposits with us on their Michigan Intangibles Tax return this yearThis tax, which we have paid for our depositors every year since itcame into effect, is in the amount of 40 per 1,00000 of deposit Our bank also pays the State of Michigan a tax on our capital of 550 per1,00000 which brings our total payment under the Intangibles Tax to nearly 10,00000We are happy to be able to pay this tax for you It is merely one ofour additional services to you which sometimes go unnoticed,McPherson State Bank JdowmD Pinckneyftner NtnrtyTu Yearg of Safe BankingT Rook AcrnuntaESTABLISHED 1865 INCORPORATED 1915 Serving Since 1865Member F D I COF I JCHMPR6BAXK COURT FOR T1IBCounty of Livingstoofcthe Matter ol th Estate William J, DuHaime, DeceasedAt a session of said Court hld CMDecember 4, 1958 PresentHiram R Smith,fodge oi Probate Notice is Hereby Given, Thai ihfetltlon f Martin J Lavan, the ad mmistrator of said estate prayingfall final account be allowed and theresidue of said estate assigned to Uiepersons entitled thereto will be heardat the Probate Ciurt on Decemberjo 1958 at ten a,, m U is Ordered, That notice there jtoe given ty publication of a copj aereof Uv three weeka consectiveljpreVouly to aaid day of hearing in the Dipatch, and that the fid 1 fiduciary cause a copy of this noticeto be served upon each party ininterest at his last known addressby registered or ceitilied mail, returnreceipt demanded,at least fourteen 14 diiys prior to such heading, or hy1 rsoiial service at least five 5ays prior to uch heruingHnam H Smith, Judge of PiobateA true copyG Marrof ProbateSTATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court for the County of LivingstoaIn the Matter of the Estate ofHugh J, Doolittle, Deceased, At a session of said court held onDecember 2 , 1958,Present Hon Hiram Smith, Judge of Probate fHIGH SCHOOL BASKETJanuary 6StockrtdgeJan 9South Lyon thr January 13WebberviUe hereJanuary 16BoysvIlle thereJanuay 19Byron here January 23Manchester hertJanuary 30Hartland are February 6Dxter thereFebruary 13SouUi Lyon here February 2nBoyve herFebruary 27Manchestt thereNotes of 4 lean Age Mrs Elizabeth Ruen diet at DetroitDecember 30 Sidney BenhamHamburg Dec 28 dies at NorthNoiii e is Hereby Given Thatacary caiTg a copy of this notice to oe creditors ot said deceased are reqalr wrved iilen each kaown party in in ed to present their claims in writingtaterest at his last known address by registered mall, return receipt doranged at least fourteen 14 day prior to such hearing or by persona fiduciary of said state, and thatjucha least five 5 days prler to j ciaims will be heard and the heirs aiKh hearing jlaw determined by said CourtHiram R Smith, Jaige of Probate, d Probate Office on Februarya true copyBarbara G Marrftork of Probate Farmers Institute at the oparahouse Jan 7 Mgr James HarrisSpeaker, M J Moore, MACBusiaeasMethods by M J Mo0re Discussionnd under oath, to said Court, and to j led by Jerry Dunne Music instruserve a copy thereon upon Wilfred H, J mental number The Dairy Hard MErwin,1015 N, Mich, AvfHoweli,Mich Store1CANNED GOODS LINGERIEGROCERIES S FUKW8H1NKENNEDY GENERAL uinniuiuiiiiiiiiiiiBDiuiuuiiiHiiiiiiiitiiiiiuiiiiifiiiiinuiiiijjiiiiiuiiiniiueucutter Mrs, John Docking and childrenspent Christmas in Bay CityMiw Maggie Grive of Plainfleliwas given ft surprise Wedneday onher 70h birthday Holes of 25 Years Ago Pinckney Independents played 3games at the community hall Satur day night tbut did not intend toThey beat Byron in the first game lost to Dexter The United Cigar teamof Ann Arbor showed up unexpected and they played them too losing by2 poits JSwaxthout had 44 points intheee 3 games acLUiUoQ to the Pinckneyhas been approved by the CWAat Landing It will 225xtz including the gym with 2 classrooms on eachiiour and be built on the east side 01 old schoolThe Pinckney Bank will pay the6th ten percent dividend in March,eiated by Ed Sorenson on Milll StThe Pinckey Independent GarCo Is now getting out 1000 geers a day for the Ford Motor Co It is opThe employees are J Gamett, BobStackable, Dave Martin Roy Graham,Azel Carpenter, H Krahl and Marvin IJ Moorej Discussion led by Mike Roche The Farmers Hen by A RileyCrittenden, Music by QuartetteThe Line Murder trial is oa atHowell Quite a few local people areSTATE OF MICHIGANft Probate Court for the Ceoaty of Iivingttonthe Matter ot the Estate of A Lee, Deceased,At a feisien of said Court,December 5, 1958Present Hon Hiram Smith,dge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given, That aUtraitors of said deceased are required ft pitatm their claims k writing asjftder oath, to said Court and te rv a oopy hereof on Gladys BJUeUktjaj nchiganfiduciary of sW pMttt and that such claims will be g4 the nein t law of said deejffi be determined by saidIt the Probate Office enMmary 24,1959 at ten a m It It Ordered,That, notice thereof be0tm by pubUeattea of a copy tfieragf fir three weka aaasectively prv to taid day ef bjartng ia the a thatheld on PCisona service at least five 5i1959 at ten a, mIt is Ordered,That, notice thereof be attending,given by publication a copy harof for three weeks consectively prv Elihue of Pinckney andiously to said day of hearing in the Caherine stapish of Gael were Pinckney Dispatch, and that the mwried by Rev Fr Contfdioe atfiduciary cause a copy of this notki Chelsea Thursday,to be served upon each party ininterest at his last known address1 Born to William C Miller andbj registered or certified mail, return wie Dec 30 a 112 1b sonreceipt demandedat least fourteen14 I Joe Kennnedy and wife of Battle dnys prior to such hearing, or by Creek spent Christmas here Afterdinner Joe went hunting with hsbrotherinlaw, Warren Barton WhenSmith, Judge of Probate he stooped over to Pick Up a rabnit his gun went off, blowing off middle fljtfgerThe board of supervisors has anpropriated 2000 to build a ladiesrest room under to court hoaHElla Ruatall of Ann Arbor Is visitNellie GardnerBom to Fred Berry and wife oft Icsro a sonThe funeral of Mrs George Safford who died at Ashvflle, N ChwasI held at the Charles Field home Hamburg Dec, 28 She leaves her hus band and 2 daughters fLucllle, 15and Evelyn, 8,I John Qardnar hat purchaatd a MW Rex Harris of Pinckney was married to Bessie Loudeslage of Mason en Jan, 1The Plnrkney Boad of Cofnmerecwll meet at their rooms over the bankMonday night Rep Henry Howlettv, ill talk pn the sales tax CommtteeWill Kennedy ,Roy Reason, FloydWeekThe eight gftev or the DiversityI Club met with Julia Stackable Wed nesday night The officers are PwsJeannne Clinton Vice Pes,Thorpe Secretary, Mercidees 1111 Treasurer, Lois Kennedy JuliaStackabJe, Joan Spears, Betty Carr, BerjufstA true copy Barbara G MarrClerk ofRETARDEDCHILDREN1i fp AttOCMXION Mr and Mrs Ray Burns and Davyattended the first birthday of ParPurns f son of the Joe Bumses offfilfordsunday Hewlett sr underwent anoperation for appendicitisat Hctorla, Texas last week The Jack Youngs entertained 18 card club New Yarsstay all night Mrs Tregsa Coyle and Tim Burns on Clarence Stapfch Newrtoy who is a patient at St JoenT, Ann Arbor The Winston Baughn5 andDarks visited the Gordon Aliens in Lansing Sunday The Albert Shirley and oShirley families were Sundayof tne QayTe Shlrleys of Woodland iLake The Herb Palmer family spentSunday with the Peach Palmer faniijy in flint The Vern Clarks and Mrs BlancheClark spent New Years in Milan I The Carl Lents family of Lansingspent New Yean with tht Oa Camp ,UlfaL 11A1 PINCKNEYby RUSS ENGELIIARDT, ManagerMi Miili ,iiHAM IlKLL waftrolv ohHl hiirriofhearing, VM,I SO the cuiiipany that bears hisliiime Thats wliy were so pletused thatp lephane con any ii v iion, tiie trailsLior, has had such a benflicial effect inthe manufacture ol hearing aids For thesnme reason, wo dont charge the hard for the Installation of sveeml pliones And, to make instniment really does make a customers nt cisy, we allow a free trial periodOHIW tiie nfjiiral incnihly rentalP p fl p pNEW USE FOR FAMILIAR OBJECTTh day was chill and windyThe man on the street triedfour times, to light his cigarette , no luck Then he0 noticed a public phone booth a fcv yaru He steppedinside, shut the door andachieved success with his nextattempt Then he went his way and we like to think thathe carried with him somesmall feeling of gratitude tothe Michigan Bell Telephone Company, for placing at hisdisposal a really stormproofcigarette lighterCORDS GET iPERMANENTS Spring type telephone cords Hie kind that cant twist and catch on things eventuallylose their neat tighl curls, just like a ladys hair When thishappens, theyre not thrown away Like a ladys hair they get a permanent wave They get it when the telephonescome in for repair Around one million cords get the fullbeauty treatment each yearwashing, rewinding and heatsetting 400,000 is saved hy this annually It helps keep down telephone costsTHE FOLLOWING STORY isvouched for by a highly respectednewspaper A parakeet, name ofJerry, flew away from home anddidnt stop until he reached Shawnee, Kan, thirteen miles as a parakeet flies The man who found himwas wondering what to do nextwhen Jerry chirped up loud andclear Call Mary Jackson 34312 The man, more from idlecuriosity than anything else, dialedthe taid number Believe it or nutbut the person who awwered wasnone other than Mrs Mary Neal,Jerryi worried owner i IWednesday, Januaryf V COATS SUITONE GROUPDRESSESONE GROUPDRESSESONE GROUPDRESSESONE GROUP toOFFOFF SeeaMI Gift Mai friviliges Authortoeji Pinckney MiehifA of March 8, 1871Subscription Price 150 ft 1114 Sooth Howell St, Pincnkrtj,We have received a postcard fromMrs Ethel Spruul mailed Horn Yenwas TrindaUBetter Dresses Up to 4500 95Up fo 2250Up fo 1798 Q95SC95 6 i erGeorge Tuvith the Pa u Kiseis in Detroit, M ihompsun with her rtauKhUi1, AtWiUiam Fogg and lamily in ChicijBilly Loll and wife oi Detroit tailed on Heten and Lee Tiplady FridayThe Kenneth Hecks held aa party Sunday ai ihe CliHoidHorn farm jrocery6066 PINCKNY ROADQuality MerchandiseMILL WOMENS MHOSIERY Inbrandtd line made by a well knowihosiery nvvifaciiirtr on Ihe same loomsas holr hry ISEE OJ5 BARGAIN TAS2E ALL SA5E5 iriKPEI RCES BUY WITH ON IDKNCE UXKl, illi fWhitmre Lake Mrs Beatrice Vanllom and WrayHinckley were in Ann Arbor Monday The Harold Porters spent N3vYears eve with the Haioid Euberts uthe east side of Portage Jack Clark went back, to Ferris Intititute Big Rapid Sunday The Edsil Meyer and Russell Clarkfnmilies called on Mr, lila LUO Clark Sunday The Joe Griffith laniiy were in Detioit Saturday The Arubne Kennedys of Pontmcand Bob Kennedys J1 Detroit calefl w the Irvin Kenuetys last week Mrs Doris Sclineilitus and son My ixn ol Alavn,uiio visited the TJJH Wares and 1 f Hemy, last woe Mesdaiiies Denise Ledwidgo and Kay monda Munis were in Ann Arbor on Friday jMrs Nellie Caiuburn of Detroit is ited the Lav, ,aco Canburns Uisl last week The Leon Meabotis of Chelseaiecent callers of thf George Mrs Lettie Nesbiit spirit the wceKend with Mrs Marion ieuion m ell Kvelyn Hall oitei tailed aoi youli, people Sunday Kenneth Hall visited the Harold Adams fami ly in Ann Arbor last, week The James WhUieys spent NewYears with the Dick Keatns in AnaArbor The Robert Sefelds were Sundayuests of the Howard Seefelds ofBrighton The MMvin Hoards of deycalled on the Francis Shohans Now ears,The Robert Reads attended a parlySunday at the Arthur Bullis homo inGregory Sunday for Mrs Myru Keid The Martin Ritters entertained Suiiday Mutrin Kilter srtof Lakolajid and the Jim Woodruffs of HoweilThe Kdwin Sprout were New Yearsguests oi the Harold Hermans in LOW PRICESBeer and Wine To Takt PtiONE HOWtLL 705J2HELLERS rlOWERSSAY IT with FLOWERSmON 284 riuWELL MICHIGANMerry Christmas and Happy New Year io COAL 7 SUNOCO FUa OIL TP NOW AND f Ai BY THE iHK MONTHALSO HAVP IWIE STOCK OV J MiK SiPHONE HAMILTON 6 8119 DEXTER , R HOEl SONS tJiXTEI HG1IIGANClifford Baker of Buck Lake u aWed thru Sat, Jan 8, 9, 10A hit musical treat ui color TOM TliAia withiUS Tamblyn AUr Young, Terry alient at McPherson hospital, HawIhomas Terry, Pet a Sellers Jeaie clJ xMatthews, June Thriiiii BernaH Geiald Henry went back to Coolly jVfiles n scliool Detroit Sunday after 2and v eeks vacationWILD HElRITAGE The Robert PikesErston Clarks andir Cmemascpe and Eastman Coinr Albert Dinkels attended the funeral m color with of Floyd Kintz a Howell SundayWill Rogers jr Maureen OSullivaa The Don Swarthouts spent rv Color Cartoon Years eve at the Dr Walker homeat Bass Lake, Barbara Mavssy entertained a nuaSun, MonM Tues, Jan 11 12 13 lyt Of yOunK people at, a house pafiymost bonebreaking fight of the wrst xfw Years ove Gary Cooper The Fred Weird ftmiiy of ChuWbs1 Corners came back iroivi iriovijuMAN OF THE WEST SundayThe Allen Dinkels entertained theAlbert Dinkels and Clayton Musscns New Years eve, Lynn and Ronnie Dinkel of LakoChemung visited the Albert Dinkelslast week The Olin Robinsons attended the PUTNAM TOWNSHIP TAXESAND DOG LICENSES ARE NOW DUE iPAYAm AT A r HOME 545 E PUTNAM MONDAYS AKD SATURDAYS 9 A M 5 P Mi Born in Need Linda holds tightly to her doll buggy to steady herweakened legs, crippled by a malformation of the spine thaWas present at birth The March of Dimes can helpLinda and other children handicapped not only bybirth defects, but also by polio and arthritii They all need your helpiffliTr RCIOF wires rot in CiaemaScopwithJulie Lindonreaturette Color CartoonWed, thru Friday, Jan 14 thru 17true story of the wests strange legendOK The wedding of PW11 Dingelhofer to , Dr Roger Kalber at Bethany Evanslin TechnicoUr , , ,, ,ial church, Detroit Saturday,j j The Lloyd Hen dees entertainedWalt Disney Featurette CecU HendeeS and Lynn Hn fft NPW YearsLEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW Mr, and Mrs Lee Lavey and sonscalled on the Harry Laveys in DetroitDon Swarthout took Mr Crudders Sunday father to McPherson hospital last The Percy EHises left for Stuart,veek, riordia, Saturday eHarold Rady underwent surgery The Clifford Millers entertainedat McPherson hospital this week, the Haroid Hefliys New Years gveMr,, and Mrs Rt Raetz of Straw ri hey had to stay all nightberry Lake were over night guests Chriatine Schleicher of Ann Arborof the George Bruntous, spent the week end with BarbaraBrandon White sr of SeattleWash, with Barbara McAfee spent th holidays with the Brandon Olin Robinson and wife wore in Lan White jrs going bark Sunday His sng Saturday where he attended awife who has been visiting here re meeting of the Masonic board of gen with him j cral purposes HELENPHONE UP 8 9 2 TREASURERrarpvCToie The Robert Reads spent New YearsThe H C Vedders entertained arumber of friends New Yearg eve atttfai Only FIRESwith the Wayne Collars at MilanMrs Mary Ellen Read attended a a houteNew Years party at the Elks Club,Ann Tfe Winston Baughns attended a Arbor The George Wides sr spet New Years eve party at the Gene Edthe week end with her j ar home for the store employeesThe Portage Lake Yacht Club held The L J Henrys were New Yearstheir dinner Sunday at Vie Hillside guesis of the Lambert HenrysInn, PlymouthThey all own sail boats The George VanNormans enter The Raplh Halls were New Years fined New Years eve the Bob Goveguests oi the Harold Adams family in family of Detroit and BrandonAfi Arbor, Jr and Thay hd to gUy U What Is The LFarm Group In Michigan112,000 Farm Families That Regularly Save Trading Stamps Arc The BiggestFarm Group In MichiganA rv iw frm fimliev nre tra redeeming trading stamps , hi,, ihfiiiy The same pat There is still another sideTH ot ihutt is found in Miehi direct income for farmers DurIwi It is only natural, therefore, ing 1957 the stamp industryrhit the response of Michigan purchased from Michigan farmlufii families to one of the old crs 5975000 worth of primarycs1 lrms of thrift the tracing materials that go into the maimsutnipis so noticeable, facture of merchandise forToday over 1 12000 farm slamp redemptionfamilies save them You m,iht No one can contemplate thdtnlinost savihit these wcrscon facts and fail to realizeUutbOlhsiitutc the lrcst sinole form personally and economiCaUy thtpriMjpir ihcs1fc trading stamp indiMtry U 1 j meaningful and welcome fontDurin 10 nc thouandsol ojt uidinu jn hc Qfnicihindisc went into tarm Thi menage is pu Wished u pubBti i i ,,, i i information by THE SPERRYJiiMMhHd m the state, nd mir C ym,irlN8 COMPANY,OK a furm family ii 63 ytftrs go of SH Green SWtfipJ RAINBOW BOARDFISH FRYFRIDAY JANUARY 16 1959 School Note eon, from lat pageWANTEDBABY SITTING wIU do housework aadspent Christmas at Qrjayllag, phono UP SW0Jimes Pietela waj to FloffdaJlleJiyviison got oAlte ,trta Scott roR SALEKitchen RD farm size, 4 burBor Hot Point, bakingand warming von 1950, KeroseneStove ,3 burner, like now 1050,ElectWeflheaOay, Quinary 7f 1999 500 P M TO 800 P M DONATIONSAODLTI CHILDREN 75c Clearance Sale 20 OFFON OUB ENTIRB STOCK OF DRESSES INCH DING NYLON AXUJERSEY ROBES20 OFFN ALL NEW SKIRTS AND SWEATERS TO MATCH,2 0 OFFON ALL BANLON SWEATERS ALL SHADES aryer a dart fatPPjtfyera a roalv Men Fourth Grade, tg CampbellWhen band practice starts thiswtck the following will beginTlmmyrout, saxaphonet Pat Wet, NickMarsh, Robert Black, tromboneJimBaughn John Taschf trumpet Toby Siuttelroe Frank Zezulka, SharonKcwles, Jefiery Davis clarinet, BillyPuckett mellaphone Kendall Fisherwent to Mexico during vacation WeVVe are sorry Nick Marh broke his lej on the toboggganFifth Grade, Mrs Rene MillerSpelling champions were JoyceKing Lynda Gilbert son, Jewell PalKjcki Linda Wylie Elaine Darrrow Dennis Reynolds Jennie Devlnefjudy Geary, Holly Morrison MrsGoulets neice from Rhode Islandi spelled with us and did a good job She is a 4th grader Birthdays wereSham Blades, David Bennett and lynda Gilbertson We are writing tall taes after reading Paul burner 650, new IroningricBoard 275, Day Bd with gudmttreas 15 Call at 8798 wRushviewDrivef Rush Lake, Pinckaey, Mich, crPhone UP 85570 ME BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL GOUNEI The y M ftiiffj, M 2Plarkaey MicalgaCall tliOT A M to 2JO0 F M rUKAI HOME SDirectorFOR SALEmaU houoe onacres of land located oa Cedar Lake Rd f2500OOBa4r Tata Lucia Doyk Pfcon UP S81 Turn, Frt, tat100 to rtOO P MRitter T V Service VJkOHK V P i8172FredBPromptUP 8 5541 fioekney ReicUwrt, K4Vr125 Webster Stllfhlan IFOR SALE One Roy bju tormaif size 13 fullPhone UP1 OR SALE 35 ft, Hous Trailer,2 bedrooms, 500 down payment Fed and Whit Aecordian cat, cost4400 for 75 Call UPtowa 8 5535 HAVE SOME REAL BARGAINS FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARYf JBAILtiTHE MONUMKNT MAN31 Iftbel St Howll Michigan Phone Howell 411Wfor Younker Memorials Inc Michigan LIVE XOCK HAULINGWEEKLY TRIPS TO DETROIT1 HONE Urti 5 5 4 U pFOR RENT Modem RancbHome near Pinckney, available im1 in t v mediately hunting and ffafctag prlvttj lrV O iilges 80 a month UP85521 j Kogei j, CarrA SFKCIAL ON SWEATERS A SPECIAL GROUP OF DRESSEX 483 to 73 NOW J98885 to 1095 NOW 398 j Mike Carver is Safety Patrol of the f OR RENTLowr nontn Congratulations We are read Ba Lake Plume Vr jug about heroines and herione ia lit erature jFOR SALE Kenmor Apt Gaaf Sixth Grade, M,rf Tasch t Eaige 20f Homart Glasa Lned AutO We are glad Penny Brennangs1ail matic Hot tWater Heater, 2 years Iddid not have to have surgery and is j 50 Call UP 89789 altar 5 p mback iu school Barry Simpson is hn I moving and we hope he is bftCJOR SALE Dining Room Set Tabsoon We wrote thank you letters t0 S lthe following who furnished or oar f ZlTJlTf ,, , 1033 Rush Lake Road ielphont Ofice814S 4GSEditkRCarr III MILL TPmcifDy, Mich Phane UP 8 IMWYUfc,ON 20 OFFCHILDRENS DRAftSKi, SKIRTS, BLOUSES AND SWEAT Christmas party sandwiches,dames Hollister, Thomas, Ut,,jFOR SALE 1954 Chevrolet tonKarker, Taurianien, cuokiesf Darrow, truck 28000 miles 6 ply tires 625Wiltshire pizza, Aekley, Brennigstall pnong up Auxier, Kourt, Wylie1 nd Nixon UP g 3146ISTAVIIioires lakaBusiness Opportumtie Vour Property witbAi,i REASONFrcJter 506 North PRONE UP 8JU6CDr H R HomquitTHE LAKELAND DRESS HOUSE4700 Midland Drive, Strawberry Lake Hours 8 a, m, to 9 p m Open Sundays LOST Two Beagl6 Dogs Thankigiving day REWARDCall Normandy 29642FO SALE Toy Rocking Horn CallUPtown 83110 Phone UP 83492II OR SALE1958 Imperial Convertabe jWill make good deal Call daytime j700 to 330 UP 83468, Pinchyk iTOR SALE Trailersides, spare wheel in65 Also 32 Wlach Ceorge Brunton 8522Phone UP S4629 If fc m 5 to 7by AkpontmenAC 729lWest Grand SivwBRIGHTON Kind of RealWantedj Office HA H8188 at 7421 Potae Lake Roud, near N Terrltorl13 WKST MAIN ST, HNCKNFHenr Kmhn, Salesman UP8333CShopLAWN MOWER SHARPENINGIOR RENTFuruished apartmefttprivate entrance refrigeator ,utilitj itcs paid ,except gas Year ftrovind j Appy 11022 Weiman Drive Hlland Lake, Pinckney, Mich CONTRACTING60000 West M36,Phone I 855S8Bottle das COOKING WATER HMTIN AND HOME HEATINGWYUE L P, GAS SERVICE HOWELL FOR SALEPortable gagolin electricgenerator, develops 120 volts, 1500watts Cost 250, will soil for 150 Call after 6 PM UP 83540LOSTTwo Beagle Dogs, male andfemale, color, Sirownf black andwhite, near PincWyHowU RoodREWARD Walter BarnowskiPhone Orleans 60128, Trenton ,Mich j Phone and reverse h VELVTEE2SHOES CLASSIFIEDADSi at J Alteration Dressmakingpedalling in Drese for Older WomenBy Appointment Onlfup 8yras voitt fet whiW you wikiv A 1 VOUR CONVEN11 11 u i y,for r FtR RENTS room apartmet withMarvin Shirey, 127 Pear SiUPtown 86621FOR SALEOne Automatic 1931Beadlx washer 40, in good condition Normandy 96524I SALE 1949 school bu For information contact Supt Reader FOR RENT Housee on South Howdis P,nckney Sylvester and FrancisC all UP 83419 HarrUMae Koeppen Sitting own tranportatin Washings done reasonable Pet Monkey lost 500 nward 1950 JBukk car 5aOO 1 Mr VanSkiver UP 8990SLOST Two yBeagle dogs In Plnrjc fOR SALE Two Storm Sash 3x oRecreation Area REWARD door 36x68,one door 32x66,Phone A 13363 Bcreaa Door 30x67 all with 3ash andSKATES Marhine Sharpened, hotlov01 flat groundATarshall Meabon 1135 West M3HVOR SALE Butternut Squash Mar iall Meabon, 1135 West M 36merisr neveV PUPPIES To Give Away Call NoUP89733 at 1278 M 36 E soon one studio couch westernGeorge HoltLOST Two Female Beagel, black,i WANJEDPainting and interim iWhite brown near Chambers farm tl 25 year8 experience Will, FOR SALELarge Space JHHeater, , pn 11n lank attached Kevin Ledwidgp Phone UP 899KFOft SALE1946 Plymouth as it 462 good snow 11 res 6x16 7,50, eachHair CJippers 350 J W Wn Unadilla St, Plnckneymy name on collar REWARD Call Dispatch Oftice JJM A Link 8798 Lakeview Drivej ril FrhiThone Elgin Q 3341 Rtlsh Lake, Phor, UP 8 S570, Scuthfiei,deM ich , FOR RENT Thrfte room homg wuJbnth hot and cold water, Tampan stove for sale, used 6 years UP 83275FOR SALE Picture frames,FOR SALE20 inch boys toicycie Bill LaPrad, Mowers Road POK SALEiieal Jfritate of All Xnds and end tables custom made HarxyiUk5 room and batk Pnoift UP 8885 Wantedfor Get ild ReasoaBERT WYUFUP J814ft VEGETABLESfkUiTSXOCERIEMAIUT SERVICECOURTCOUS LAVliTFOR RENTRooma for Lighthousekeeping, prMligea i1 Gural Insuraat211 East Maia St, UP 89733 J PHOKL UP 9 t Bain 102 12 Main St, ,Pinckney3 Lines NAive and Amrress, StockStamp 40c each Fast Accurate SarviciBERGERS RUBBER STAMP WORK11922 WEEVIAN DR PINCKNfTFOR SALEA Stamp CoffUctlea 1tagt Stamp, 1S69 Envelope withSLampt AIM m 540 East Putnam Plackney aPhone UP piFCR SALE OR RENT Five Rom,Year Around Home aear cbaia of,aket9 baaemamt, new automatic furnnce, large sglaced In sun room, lot 350x300, Close to HelU 1000 don or rent with option to by jHarold C Eartman, Realtor, ArnArbor or 34S6S or caO Suaa HoodNo 67371t Water We1t and PumpsAll Ifakcn of Pumps ServicedW DterPinckney Road MA 5 9454 William DavisJtDING AND RUOPINQ AND REMODELLING E Qd River Howell, MUC Phone HortH 717 Mannments Conventional Terms MarkerOuaraatetiFERTIUZERFOR SALE 1968 37 ft Paoe Trail er,wlta bath, dept 4 ConiVwr UK h 8100 down paymemt In MaJbnentatt told immedlaUly Planet fefetlancof 119037 RoUad DtJUtoy FOR RNTSlx Room Tear AroundCottagMdpurBlthd ex UBfurelihed8tf toJMa4F fong eeupU r nallCoJBl iOBDER VOQI WDflttl flOALAND AVOID THE BUSHFARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANY PHONE UP 8 5511 V iJ r Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 07, 1959 Description An account of the resource January 07, 1959 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1959-01-07 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/8128c99500745065dfacde4b0a8f2d87.pdf 763b0526f8236357a481e2910cfc616d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. tV, V sfc f4 r, VetTHE PINCKNE Y DISPATC H Wednesda y Januar y 14 January , 195 9Nei 1ftt Micaif u Mirro r NeigfcbDrin f flote itUnparrellle d challenge s e e Go William s an d hi s al l Democrati c ad ministratio n an d likewis e hi s Repu LHca n opponents Michigu u i an d 9100,000,00 0 i n th e red Democrat s Republican s admi tstat e mcs t hav e mor e mone ytu t disagre e o n ho w much Th e gov eiao r want s mor e servie s t o handl eto e stale s growin g population Th Republican s wan t t o d o U wit h exis thi g fund s an d b y cuttin g frill s bu tthe y d o no t agre e o n wha t the efrill s ar c Th e propose d incom e ta x wil l sta i tm th e house Th e mos t critica l need s ar e highe rhealt h an d publi c welfare Prison shealt h an d publi c welfare Prison sar e overcrowded Th e ne w additio n tlai a is onl y hal f complete d du e t lac k o f funds Th e Republican s sa y th e governo rshou d presen t th e ta x progra m wnjf ne o fa r h e ha s no t done Tw o year sag o h e wante d a corporatio n profit sta x an d las t yea r t o doubl e th e in tengible tax Th e legislatur e turne d bot h dow nTh e bi g troubl e wit h th e presen tta x structur e I s mos t fund s ar e ea rmarke d an d th e legislatur e ha li t J et o sa y ho w the y shal l b e spent Th ege t 2 cent s ou t o f th e 3 ee rth e stat e l an d th e eou i7township s U , A simila r sit wttto n aJMect a othe r taxes Tw Face of Crippll j ArthritisBaw d Meetin gcable d t o orde r b y Pres MoUinffeworth Rol l call present HolUngwoith ,RttiMll , Towaly Absen t McAfe eMinute s o f Deje 4t h an d 5t hihg s re d aBd appoved Th e followin gMa d I , McFadde n Corporation ,2 Notic e fro m Count y Boar d o i tidrt ttctio n t o atten d meetin g a t Lansin Supt , Reader s repor t t o boad 1 Budge t balance d a s planne d odate 2 Reques t o f boar d t o clos e accou n o f Hambur g Distric t No a 1 o n bon dissu e whic h wa s cancele d Ootobe i1 , 195 8 granted 3 Propose d buildin g procedure s ab y Dept Education,Lansin gth e discussio n o n th e propo s d bidin g program , th e boar d voter tU h a meetin g Jan 12 , 1959 , t o ou tlin t the progra m wit h variou s on i John Livermor e o f Gregor y under wen t surger y a t McPherso n hosipta llus t week 2 G stree t light s wer e sho t ou t a tDexte r recently Th e marsha U ia sissue d a warnin gFo r th e firs t tim e in year s th e De moriat s hav e pu t u p a ticke t in Sci otownship , Dexte r Richar d Nash , I sthei r candidat e fo r supervisor Mr an d Mrs Rober t Ec k o f De xle r hav e gon e t o Boynto n Beach ,Florida Stanle y Peovia k o f Geoni a ha s bee npecte d presiden t o f th g Justice s An c f thi s count y an d Kennet h Webbe r,t Brighto n townshjp sff,tras Brighto n Bo y Scout s sol d ove r 30 0Christma s tree s las t mnth ,J C , Sneed , o f Hal e Ceter , T ec e d las t week H e wa s tjj e fathe r o fHer b Snee d o f Howeil ,17 5 peopl e in Howgl l file d Punn t Bradstyee t report s thi s year ,Stanle y Peoviak , th e bus yJjstlr e covete d 20,90 7 in fine sli5 8 Arthu r Heikkeni n s no w a partne rin th e la w fir m o f VanWinkle , Van Winkl e Heikkinen ,Ther e ar e 67 case s o f T B incount y bu t onl y 1 4 ar e hospitalized A bab y deserte d a t McPherso n ho spha l b y it s paietits , th e Marvi nlins , formerl y o f Gregor y las t Occo bt r ha s bee n claime d b y it s parent The y ar e migran t workers Mar k A t kin , 73 , mire d Detroi tcontracto r die d a t Pompan oFlorid a las t week H e followe dCran e a s maste r o f Cit y o f Straps Lodg e an d di d degre e wor k a Pinck riey A committe e o f supervisor s is stud yin g plan s fo r th e additio u t o ih eWashtenfl w count y jail , authorize d b yth e voter s las t November Th e 9it e sexpecte d I Q be a t An n an d Mai nv,her e th e Whitna y Theatr e wa sdown Th e McKuh n hus e a t Chelse a wa sofficiall y turne d oye r t o th librar ylus t week as a home Th e ne w Chelse a hig h schoo l gyn iwa s dedicate d a t th e ChelseaMaache sle r gani p Tuesda y njght , HHRONOLOGY 195 7 I Curre t GoauMo txhoug h onl y 2 year s old , Dhin a i s cripple d b y rheumatoi d arthriti sSh e I t on e o f thouiand t 6 f dis c ble d childre n wh o wil l b e helpt f y th e 195 9 Marc h o f Dtrfe s campaig n towar d greate r victor sufFerir g fro m arthritis , birt h defects , o Other childre n lik e Dian a will got patient j oondod program undertalfj and rehabititaion urclsr the newn by tho National Foundrtion origlnalrhe National Foundation far Infcntile Paralysis Diana is showhere with Physical Therappt Rob n Morley at the Stanford Convi Hospital for Crippled Chikren, Palo Airs, C iiifCAihOUCwHURCBElementary Lc JiyuucKindergarten Mildred ParkaRicky Nosker has a new basemenJoan Gardner a new house Cnl OleskLs dad cut his hairRandy Down iw a piak eyed rabbit Glen Tauriainens cousin visited himMike Sioit caught a skunk Mary ScJiroedfisown some stock in a cave in Alabama fcathy Swarthout got a new couLinda Gehringer went tf her grandmothers Sunday Debby Michael saweer in her yard Tommy Shehan Joel Burg lil Montitt00iurrowlui A M790alter 4JO to 530 P MHdQ to 00 t MMotion by Towsley, 2nd byto adopt a resolution calling for aspecial election January 26 to finance the building program Roll calj votenimous The boad decided to hold the eleeMotionto ajoura Towsjey, Basydlplion at pinckaey high school ,Motion by Russell, 2nd by Basydloto pay bills as read CarriedCarried Joseph Basydlo Secretary 04 Board of EducationCarson BolUngsworth President o Board of EducationBAJNBOW GIRLS ELECTTh Piuckney Rainbow GriU havelectod the followng officers The in staUation January 15 is pupHcWorthy Advisor Judy RootAssociate Advisor Tolaine PorterCharity Brenda HoytHop Carolyn NichojsPaJth Sally FisherRecorder Sally UtieyTmiurtr Kristen TaschChaplain Carol HowelDrill Lctdr Gail Pat PalmeTWO CHILDREN LOSE LIVESTragedy struck here at 3 pm Sat vent tobogganing,vhen Janet 4 and Yvonne, 2, da ugh j Company Sunday Dave YoUng vvenilers of Lester and Carol Bryantlot their lives at their home at Patt eison Lake Their mother had gone shopping and put the children to bedtor their nap Their father was in therext room Suddenly there was an ex tkurciishows, Janet Renu gets the uw CJarks grandmother visited himSinger gave away 2 puppiesFirst SraUe, Mrs oWajurlUUtp iuAlan Quesenberry js back from irbyDave Gehringer visited his4to A inia Carolyn Blades dog was hiplosion and the room was veloped u r a carin flames Their father could not get Uii rv , iU 4 i fcandmother Dick Souther cousinUi rough the door of their room which was a mass of flame and ran outside to Set in the door but this was alsoablaze He broke a window but againfailed his hands and face being badiy burned He was taken to McPher son hospital The Pinckney fire dept went jutbut could do little as the 4 room house burned to the ground Dr NilsClark, coroner was called The Bryants were married in MilanC hio in 1954 and came here In 1955They lived in the William Kennedyapartment and later in the Martin Markos house on M36W, Last yearthey bought the Max Weiss cottageit Patterson and moved there He isemployed at the MlchPlasticsDexter, Thechurch anitovisited him Louann Hendee has baby lambsKathy Moore a coatdress Esther Kiners mother wen I irginia Darla Kessler saw an uppossum Holly Kaisers sifter vashome Dick Davis dad is building 1sailboat Nancy Gouchei, Bcky Am aal, Aan Quesenberry and Sharon lggy are back in school, Ralph Kriand Conrt Gieb saw the fire at PiUerson Lake Becky Michael has a doiiand cash iegister,Flrgt Grade Mrs AndersonDeWayn Baxter went to the firgSaturday, Gary Burgs dad helped got the burned children outSharon Piters cousin is sick Dora Meabon call tie Bruovica aaaonVUU k M April 2 School spring vacationi Good Friday services Shirley Miller Wing Pinckney Queen Contest, Firerept answers 4 rails in one dayApril 9 Engagement of CharleneGorman and Larry Hurtubise announ ced Jijl Kitchen represents Pinckneyir Future Teacher contest at rullLake Oick Kennedy pitches Pinckney to 3 to 0 win over Webberville,s Mrs, Nellie Leoffler djes in Detroit ApijJ 16 ParentTeacher officerses, jMra Wayne Shettelroe We Mrs, Mary Michael Sec,, MrLen Davis Treas Mrs HowardCraig Pinckney beat Hartjand 14to 6, Denny Clark pitchesApril 23Born to Charles Banditsu son to Robert Barbers, Lelani Grant and Robert Heads girjsFrancis Shehan badly burned,GertrulKings drowns at Patterson Lake Apiil 30 Kings Daughters 32nd con,ventjon at Gregory Baptist church Dick Kennedy wins two games forPnckney from Dexter f ti 2lrom Manchester 2 to 1May 7Dick Wylie appointedWest Point McPherson Bank to new bank building at Howeil, JudyFroehlich is valedictorian and Keren Bolhn sajutatovian Len Turner, JerryReason and Stella Turner win Rendova Digest awards for compositions, Mra Elizabeth Dillon fliesMay 14 Michigan WeekLcuis Riopelle dies, Pinknev Hartland 7 to 5 MrsMerwin Camp,bell gives piano recital High schoolpus o uperetta Tune In Deroit New spelllling bee Richard Ling islocal representativeMay 2 Elementary school com mencement, South Lyon wins League OLakes track meet The Abel Haines observe 50th wedding anniversaryJ ynn Alton Bealty dies, in Idaho,School band concert, Pincknoy losejast game to Manchester 2 to ltMay 28 Howard Read dies in atitaccident Be Line Tavern robnd Robber caught Babe Ruth, Juniorleague and County SoftstartJune 4 Local Masons attend theGiand Lodge in Detroit MemorialDay parade and program Commentn ent Senior trip Thomas Murpnyties Nornia Kvgrs and Thomas Busier and Hoi Ms Amburgey and Donnn oad married,Junv 14 Karen Gustafson installedrc head of Rainbow Girls of Michigan, Donna Basydlo and Ned Palmer en gay d Lfe Hoilingswotth gets BS degreeat Ana college, Maurice Purdy di oe Basydlo, Mrs Towsley elected tohe school board Pinckney wins Histgome from Fowleville in county leaKUe 6 to in overtime Gus homrsi Ruined oUi in 2ndwith City Service Srott BarrettfitchesJunf 18 Rev Albert Schmitt transferred to FoWr Rev, Horkan comeshere Babe Ruths lose to Willow Run 14 to 7 Rainbow Girls reception atIhe School for Marilyn Gustafson In Brrien pxins Jameswas fined 50, 84 coU and giveidays in jaij lor reiUiung to yield tight ot way to an ainbuianc call The ambulance wastaking David Nusbutal, 10 whMkady burned to the hospital, Hethe next day The ambulance driver utitiiled every time tried toV,at son he speeded up dpiteilusher light and siren lucounty awhile ago a woman waa ior refusing to yield the line to let a lire LaU 8 throughTJe burned She also appealedoffender deserves any pathyLhv I W Wlagtt, Paaior Worahjp 1045 a iwScbooil 930m o el a a rnan who was sick HaroliTuesday tStMary, Holli6ter dadRev Edward KokowU off,c andtng Burial in St Marys cemy lJtrr yDeaJlsPARENTS CLUBThe Parents Club meeting fer STAFISHnew car Ricky Clarence Stapish, 51 of Waterloo i4,, ld Dexter township, died StJoe tujftLalf Ann Arbor January 7 He wasWhen Allan Rusom went to Arkansas 1he suu f Edward and Mary Elldnhe saw a plane crashA maa was hurl lelvin Supish and was born Augustg g nuary will be held in the high school Randolphs family is to have a babygym Instead of the elementary schooi Thd J 22 Th hl Belli has a 3kating rinkJoMn Ji 19U7 He Saduated from StMayser on Thursday J,anuary 22 The school StcondMrs JohnsoiKathy Gustafson board will be there to answer quw Glen Highfill went to HoughtotiRtHflon Karen BecK tons regarding the special election lak Ashing with his dad They got Nature Shirley Wylio i January 26 Every resident oi tfc ,lot Kathl Centri went to DetroitFldUty Joann Hit 1 dstrlct is invited to attendImmortality Mary Rawden i igh school, Chelsea and was a farrrei In lliai he married Marjoiieiacker In addition to his wife heis survived by 3 daughters MargaretHelen Ann and Clara Mary He was 1 Anatas Mikoyan assistantkuMia visiiedlasl week whtvwupremierDetioii by invitationi lie toured the lCtiand was letted und dined by li n some ways his visit to ih visit o icOni Nixon Lu South Ann ct it Wus greeted by barragt ofiMl stones and waii not able lol tour Mikoyans tour was bettermanaged and he made all ids atbpaAt the Detroit airport he was mt iv 1000 hoiiiiJe demonstratoig but heand his escort took another rout and cJcumvenLed them The group oarrucl signs reading ,Makoyan,,Mass Murrer Go Back to itussia They followtfi him to the Detroit Club whr U banquet vas but were ejected by tii12U police on duty liieiy Ong agg nittue of his escorts The group wr iiiustly Hungarian and others fromcountries conquored by Kussii la the latteries he spoke to aeveul atArnieniuji extraction aJ he talk tiiatlanguage His vUit was in int wittliat oi tiie Russian educators sftmaijue ug who visited Lniverity MichignnwThe LosAngeles ciiy councilto pass the measur banajrti th of new carse0 with exhaust dispotal dvicee,They claim l lie v a, mak mot ofThey hav receivedFmckney loses to Hamburg in county Itague 1 to 0 Jerry Fisher throws ione hitter Sally Miller married,June 25 Democat county convnUon The county league team bit Prighton 2 to 0 nn Kraus honvMFabe Ruths beat Willow Run JuniorsReception held foe RevAlbert Schmjr Lofal soft bail league starts wiih teams, B C Iipping Die SetDexter and Camp HrighJon Dr, CyrusGardner dies agajnst th exhaustlumes ol1 tjai and trucks Thi geUiSpeculiuj to Los A uncles as we har oiuinpliuntK from othei ecLioJli is session of th legislature willjrfehablv be tied up with proposal iriHr taxes and mor funds for tiii niversiiies anri schools Last year,as election year and the legislatingligured hiKher taxes wyuld b uapopulai so they evaded their rponjbiiities and schools and universities had to borrow money from the bak taIeiate Now all sorts of proposalstire coming up including one to hava he stale pay the interest on th mncy that sellings had to borrow W 49 iot think the state will go for this asrre also broke The first business atiand is to comn up with tax msui tliy can jiiss This is still up iniirThe Republicans favor tax Tle Democrats do not Thar wil hitter debate and it may conitauon until the closing days of the sestwarephew ot Mrs Thregsa CtoyleJoan Craig has a dashum pupKipoer Mrk Mlvin of PinckneyPatriotism Sharon GallupService Karen KingConfrtatftfl Advisor Karen WrightOuter Observer Karen Gustaftnn Installing Officers Pat PalmerafatshtU Sally UtieyRecorder Shirley WyHe DeMofay QuartetteLarry VanSlambrookWE BAKINtt CONTEST en were 80 enteries in the piebttktat goatee at the school FridayNtay NA was first larban Masaey ted Utf J9 tesim ard The eeolity LIVINGSTON LOME CALENDARJan 17 MM Degree p m,Feb 7 Guest Might and VenlflonBanquet at high school 7 p m, April 4 Past Masters Night at higftschool 7 p mLICENSE PLATES SOI JO fffRE1959 auto and truck Uceaee be on sale here January 16January 30 at 7 to 9 pm In the lobbyof the od Pinckney high school This DuBois was in Lansing Sunday, DennySwarthout went lo Detroit DavidZzulka skated on Toslyn LakeRormU Holigter ha the cast of his armThird Oradi un DarrowWe IN studying winter animal andfuneral was Saturday at St Churchy Chelsea, Rev Lefficating Burial in Mt OlivetC emeterytracks and will try to drawNo 2 reading Friends Far and NoarSosaa Baughn ftnd Becky Henry a RAINBOW GIRLS FISH FRYThe Pinckney Rainbow GirU holdtheir fiah fry at the Masonic temple Friday January 16, starting at BASKET BALL NEWSTh high school basket ballwhirh losl all 6 gams was shaken upby Coach Reader last week who ejevatd Tom Ritter and Len Turner fromihe reserves to the varsity, Ritter washigh man of the night against SouthLypn with 13 points but Pinckney lost8 to 30 The Pinckney Reserves alsolost 53 to 35 Pinckney plays at Boys ville FridayBASKET BALL SCORESHolt 62f HoweU 45 Brighton 66Cjarkston 49 Ann Arbor 53, Sextai44 Boysvillo 4 fHartland 42 Dexter 46, Manchester 43 Milan 61, University 41 Dundee 65, Lincoln 45FlatRock 51 Sallt 44 Chelsea 62, Roove lvelt 61 Stock bridge 55,, Fowlerville Tehe vverr upheavels in the Rputjinn minority at WashinKton last weekjnd former speaker Joe Martin, a c year veteran lost hi job an paivleader by a close vote 74 to 7OThis Islaid to Vice President Njxon and tajresidential supporters were bhta4Cong Hallpck who won the post Inihe senate they tried to do the samtihiK but the Taft conservatives warttoo strong for thm and elected theircandidate Senator Direckson 20 t 14over Senator Copper he NixonDireckson is the one who blastedDewey in the Republican convntiin 1952 Cong Martin is said to IMsore and Nelson Rockefellows chairettfor the presidential nomination ia 1M0 have gone up ,, LANSING DEAXKRY MEETINThe next meeting of the TnfWeanery of Catholic Womei fo tkit district wqi be held it St CasmiTeparish, Lansing Wednesday JaWMkSf21 starting at 930 a m Th is Urola Klein, director ofmusic at Rossurection nignis a accoraodation by Secretary of ehra Ryan wrnt sleddng, LinnaSute James Hare Douglas Parmei Wh the moie Toni Irombjanet Moor o p m Thisis to raise money for theKajnbow Grand Assembly to be heidnext May ofwhich Marilyn Gustgot a doll from her grandmotherReeky Henry is 9 yeas old Fridav 47 Webberville 73, Jackson Northwest50 Gaines 56, Byron 35 FRED HOWSONFred Howson who lived with hisyan wrnt sleddng, Linna afon Is grand worthy advisor Over , daskating Steve went to Ken 1000 people are expecte here for the 2 I w U L Is grand worthy advisor Over daughter, Mr H A Crodder cm Md6died Wednesday Don Swarthoutp w dted Wedneter Irightoa Ueeaae plate will et lcky ChrUtmas Linda Zezulka went day session They wiU stay in private took the body toIItroit Dean Gardner ice fishing,here and in ueighboriag tewnj and burtaL ttr fuaeralAPPLES iim,lJy, a It is a pleasure to announce that our bank has again elected to aitumithe Michigan Intangibles Tax liability for all of its depositors As result,It will not be necessary for any of our customers t report any of theirdeposits with us on their Michigan Intangibles Tax return thJs year StoreCANNED GOODS SHOE LWGERltThis tax, which we have paid for our depositors every year since Itcame into effect, is in the amount of 40 per 1,00000 of deposit Our bank also pays the State of Michigan a tax on our capital of 550 per1,00000 which brings our total payment under the Intangibles Tax to nearly 10,00000 GROCERIESGENTS FURNISHINGS I , We are happy to be able to pay this tax for you It is merely one ofour additional services to you which sometimes go unnoticed, KENNEDY GENERAL STOREminutes Lynda Glhertscm 98 Diane j well cardsto Barry Simpson Penny iday Ucorge Colone went to U Hall There were many 90sf Our read j Brennningslall, Margari Ackley group is working in word buildingvMcPherscn State Bank HowtU Pincknej0tt HtnttyTm Year of 8af Banking m Sanjrc Book AccountsESTABLISHED 1865 INCORPORATED 1915 Serving Since 1865Member F D I C end sounds Jeff Hendee is backv eeks illnessSusan Craig has broughtb Polyhemus moth, hatched from a cocooo in her name t Mrs Heate 4th and 5thOur officers are Pres BruceVice Pres Joan via Davis, Mrs Tasch room put on a1 skit for us Fighting Friends We will put on Sleeping Beauty1 and have picked the casWe may lose two classmates, Nancy Waring and ScotBetts David Chambers father andbrother got 45 fish This week endsthe first semesterLasi week we wrote,Joyce Canovers was the best withJock Haas 2nd Nancy Waring wasperfect in spelling Wednesday Weare studying health hearing fseeing, and functions oi differenf parts of theif science cjass is studying theSam Wiman went to tjhe show arul body TJio Pooplos ehtuvh had a quit fcumJay night before going to HowelJlast week Sixth and Seventy Mrs MeyerThe TUi grade thanks Mr Spencerfur substituting foi Mrs Carr Jimjsaw Tom Thumb and Gullivers Tri i Paul Gray was spelling champioaSeventh Grade ,Mrs CartPam Seefpld and Kathy Sliettelromade a mural on the body and en shiroy enterlaind his friends SaturShrugg Sec ,Fran resolutions Barbara Dougas visited ,ay Dlld Sowers had a skaling pan htr aunt Kathy Shell elroes parent Saturday 20 were therevent to a wedding in Detroit Sat LICENSE PLATES ON SALE HERE tiuy nigh Adm 10c, lunch 5c riie Pinckney Independents playodSaturday ami won buth gained from biXter They play llalers Sport Shop i llowel 11 IiK weekPiiukney high school U iiit ntests lasi weuk to St Marys oi1 Cliel MI in 11 and BsigMun 30 to lJJ t Misses Nellie Gardner nndFannie Monks entertained the Garrin,T families at dinner Sundayi George Reason was in the Jackson hisi week where he was operated on Norman WilsonRgv Rickord will talk on his war nfes Sunday night at tliechuiChNotes oi 4a YeuiA, M Roche township treasureras collecting taxes at the Murphy Roche store The Poluhni Swiss Boll Ringers uroat the opera house Jan 19, Th friends of H Q Briggs who iswho is at Bradenton, Florida remrbered him with a postcard shower on his 78th birthday A large crowd attended the allday Fames Institute at ihe opvihouse Saturday N I Moor MAC Is a good talker and knows his sub well The Dairy Herd was well pres ented and so was the discussion oy , We have received a card fromMike Roche, Roy Placeway and Fred , Markey mailed at Tiajauna MexicoGrieve Grace Grieve sang The 60 couple attended the dance at Moonlight the Rose and You1 Tho iho Masonic temple Friday night ,Quartette Sang Wayside Cross and We have receivd a card from PaulSleep Baby Sleep The members are Clark and Roy Harris who have arrEmest Hoytj Arthur Vedder, Wi is ved in Florida Tupper and Fred Grieve Evelii Graves is working in the30 children and grandchildren were CWA oftioce at Howell for Walterpresent last Sunday at the Mortenson Clark sr home Jeff Hende has 4 lambs, a set ofbJark twins Susan and Joe and twoothers, Denny and Mike Arithmetic multiplication camps getting 100 wer7 minutes Mike Carver, and in ten Sixth Grade, M,r TaschNancy Hollister has an Aplusoi 107 pages on China, We want our parents to write editorials, on lipsUcsmakeup going steady, rockets, Russian ballet etc We axe studying mutiplications ia fractions We seat tt AT THE PtNXKNEY HIGH SCHOOL LOBBY Old SchoolFRIDAY JANUARY 161959 730 to 930FRIDAY JANUARY 301959 730 to 93 DOUGLAS PARMENTER MGRSTATEMENT OF CONDITIONtilt t GRAND RIVER iThe Congl, Sunday school electedthe following officers Supt,,MYJennie Barton Sec, Mrs HaMie Rwarthotit Treas Mrs Emma Buri, Asst, Esther Barton jOrganist,Viola Peters Asst, Norma VaughnChoirister Percy Swarthout Assi Blanche Martin Arlngton fthe 8 months old son ofMr, and Mrs Jesse Henry died SaturWilliam Zeeb left for the west ModayRobert Kelly purchased piano ofQrinnnelll Bros, Jackson The Ralph Bennetts entertainthe Bert Nashes, OrvMe Nashes, John VanFJeets and MissKuhn at dinnnrThursday iThe Gregory Gun Club held a BlueRock Shoot, Paul Kuhn had Mgh Oyster tupper at Maccabee hall T h Bourhonnais is putting a newfloor in the Howell high school gym Albert Mills died Bremerton Wah,last week He was a member oi thelegislature He lived with the HenryKice family and was a member of Jiv n Lodge No 76,Third Grace ,Mrs, HenryWe made footprints of winter blrcsfoj the bulletin board In arithmelcwt are learning how to carry in d dition Ronnig Makin visited DennisTooth Mary HighfjlU was up northLinda Hutchings is learninng to skate, t Scott Carver has a new bird feederifv his yard,Fourth Grade, Mrs CampbellOur snowfjakes on bulletin boardlook line So does our news item chart We had 14 As In Mastery testsiid 17 in spelling Frank ZezuUn,The R M Glnns entertained thej arol Gyde, Tim Sprout and ShirleyWtslay ViM, William Chambers and Hoilistt passed their 4 minute addi wU and tht William Whites at1 tioo test today 26 had a 4 grade ltvtdtnntr Priday in weekly reader test, Nicky Marsh sTwo lods Of logs tipped over near around to school on crutches He f etaUs Umuf Plammor tarm Saturday around good Bonie Curts has 3 day od, fracasels T AfUr Tbt Close JSOOIa IBFint Mortrare Loans f 873,26888Loam on Saving AecounU 19,9780Other Loana 46,61042Propertleg Soltf on Contract 52,97755Investment and Scurttet 20,00000Cash on Hand and In Banks T 8,67124Office BuHdlng and Equipment, Less Depredation r 41,54961Deferred Chargai and Other Asset 9,55666 December 31, 195SLIABILITIESSavings Accounts 965,88086Advances from Federal Home Loan Bank 130,00000Loans in Process 38,55099Other Liabilities 11,65311General Reserves 6,528301,152,61326 4Filth Grade, Kn Kmm MUlerSpelling bee winners were Linda ShirOf 25 YtHf AgO ey, Dennis Reynolds Arthur PUrfl0t Maryi churoh fdH a bingo AUn Bur 3 Borovtky, Chrtstl Summ Cralf and Uaaa WjrtiaV Wednesday January 14yn raicann rawWagoners GroceryQuality Merchandise LOW PRICESBeer and Wbe PUONE HOWELL 705J2HELLERS FLOWERS 4 SAY IT with FLOWERSPHONE 284 dOWELL MICHIGANPINKS WKAR r7YORD hue hull oloi RiprixluiUn t a ififtr Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to AllCOAL v SUNOCO FUEL OIL , 1IX IP NOW AND PAV BY THE iHE WE AISO HAVE A LARGE STOCK OI XMBER Discover the natural beauty of Michigan enjoy the natural goodness of Michigan brewed beer iMichigan rewersAssociation 350 Madison Avenue Detroit 26, MichiganCotHrU Brewing Co, Goebtl Brewing Co National Brewing Co of Michigan Pjeijfcr Ureiving Co Sebewaing PHONE HAMILTON 6 8119 DEXTERD, E HOE SONS DEXTER MICHIGAN,i t PINCKNEY DISPATCH is Mai PriviliKes Author Nfarch 8, 1877Subscription Fiic so Year SoutJi Howell St, 1incnky, Mrl iI John Corbott iincfln Park On Mrs Gladys Clinton Sunday The Don Griffitli family MtPeasant were Sunday guests of thcJoe GriffithsSunday guests of tho Murray Konnedys wore the A Boohinskys of Wu en and Mrs Helen Kennedy of HDVWell ,Mrs Eleanor Ledvide ind MrSadie Read attended a bridtTi nnThursday at the home of Mrs, DorisSneed of HovvellMrs Irene defillippi of Tvis vlfifed the VinCe LaRosas lnst woelkRalph Hal and wife called on MJfay Pennells in South Lyon SundayThg Lloyd Warners 11 YpsilariiWere Sunday quests of Iho KonnfMhHecksCallers of Mrs Jennie HookerJrtst week wore Dan Brooks and wlfocf Ypsr1anti Mrs Hollis White a,d Mrs Mildred Miller The jack Clark family of DexterSpent sdndny at the Mark Nash homeThe following party of 8 spent hVeek end at the Bauhn Millarcabin at LoveUs fishing WitvstonBaughn Cliff Miller, HaroM Htriv Otis Mutteson, Merlin Amburiov,XawreaCe Baughn, Dale Miller, RoerHarold Swarthout is a pntirnl aiSt Joe hospitalAnn ArborThe following attended th RainbowGWs reception for Jeanne SmithSaturday night at the Ann Arbor Masonic tenlple Marilyn Gustafson, worthy advisor, theRolf Qusand daughters, James Boj 1nd wfe Olin Robinson and vif Mrs, Iola Cornelius and OvlOrapeau of Dotroit were Sunda guests of the Lester MrAfees Barbara McAiee took tho Foraoholarship testAt, Anp t Arbor, Irv Cass Clinton is spending two wocksWith his brother Walter, at Blacklake Mrs, Blanche Clark spoutfvfch the Walter Clark atBu The Mrwin Camiboili mailed onfhe James Halls in Marion Sunday The Roy Reason family sprn Sunflay at the Elmer Pratt home in CupftfrvlUe Sunday 1HM, J, Reasons were Sunday kWhile ji Chorea last week M JIvit va, Uiitn by a dog He had to go to the nospiiiil hnvp 12 sti ,H lakrn ani lake shots ,Al Siilov and Leonard Lee woni iivii r,i,ni il Hillman Saurday oh ili Av,rv were Sundayquests of tho Virgil Amb irgeys onon Iottr Road Mrs rclna Hadley of Parma spenti vMv irl with DieLawrence Cam Vnrns Sunday, tho Camburns tooirs Xpie CrbLirn who has been isii in, tlniv, hack to Detroit andiillifi on iieIohn CamburnsMrs, Gordon Hester of YpsilanMii sundiy with c Andrew Nes Kits te ames Wliitloys spent Saturdav rvmiiir Iho Krir Rose home, i Meskinns Florence and Eleanor laugiui wore in were in Lansing Thursday day Ti Ilciwin Sprout family spentwt ii lifroid Huesmans in Ypsii liiLi Ldwin attended a fro2en foodciralrs convention in Detroit Sati day Mi VMc Sprout is back froiSUth America and in Florida, Kaihy KIMSOU spnt Saturday wihKay Wyie Mrs4 VVarda Harwood of Howellpenr i week end at the Dae MillerJ mo while ho was up north i,,,c Madeline Shehan AndApre Vcii of Ann Arbor called onon Wjnujr Siiohan Sunday iiralri Ifonry was home from Doioi over he week end and with hispaienis llip Jesse Henrys called onMrs avine Whiiehead in GregoryMark Coon of Royal Oak is visiting 4thf Homer Abneys, The Ajion Dinkels spent Sunday Mh the Henry Klikotts of Brighton Mrs Cliff Miller was in Ann Arborus Wednesday Mrs Mary IJltenRead and her moth jr Mis Geoigc Wilde expect to go lorjda about Feb 6The Clair Millers were in Detroitfuming Mrs Merwin Campbell entertainedhe OKS past, matrons Monday Mrsdames Mae Daller and Beulah Merwere cohp4esses, The Tack Sharp of Lansing andMr Mae Mta oi DeoatUP Were mday guests of the Le LaveyxWilliam Brash and wife who spentl,c holidays in Arizona witha William jr and familypeamt lot Wedneadaj, MODERN AND OLD TIME DANCINGAT J O O F HALL, IIAMBlKi MICIUOANSATURDAY, JANUARY 171959 EVERYBODY WEtOME CARD 01 THANKSj I wish to thank all the folks who so fenorously remembered me vyith cardsend gifts especially during the hoiLJ days I appreciated all of them Many hank Blanche Martin will I1M give iirizosFirst prize bowiir,ft hall 2nd bowling shoesSHRINE CIRCUSThe Shrine Circus is at thefair grounds, Detroit Jan 30 to Feb featuring the worlds greater anlmaLand aerial acts, 3 shows daily 10 am 2 p m, and 8 p m, rBOWL FOR POLIOFrom Jan 17 to 31 the countiesbowling alleys are donating a fee ofSI perb bowler to the polio fund They RETARDED CHILDREN AHHILPBDSUPPORT YOtitUCAL ASSOCIATION CHILOWNIrom wasMrs Elizabeth Wylie is homeiVicPherson hospital where she x patient several weeks We are informed Howardv ho has been a patient at McPhersnspital is much better The Ross Reads left for Clear,water, Florida, Tuesday, Marilyn VanSlambrook is now anurse at Mercy wood Hospital, AnnArbor Leonard Leg and AJbert Shirleystarted for their cabin at Hillman ora week end of fishing but did not arrive In fact they did not got os faras Howell At Pinckney and Sanitar ium Road their car was hit by one drvlen by Mrs Charles Conk Jin nfHowell and sustained 400 worth of LEE THtATREWhitmre LakeMrs, Threat Coylg, Mark Melvin, Burnt, and wife Jack Young andDon Burn and wife attended the funeral of Clarence Stapish at CheUTh Jack Youngs called on theVincent Young jrs, at Pleasant LaKeSunday The L J Henrys entertained thoichildren and jamies Sunday The terry Kichmuns visited ifKusiell Glovers at WebberviHe SunduRv FT Uorkan ha gone lo Florva 1Wed, thru Friday, Jan 14 thru 17rue story of the wests strange legend Walt DisneysT O N K Ain TechnicolorwithSal MineoWalt Digney FeaturetteLEGEXD OF SLEEPY HOLIXWSUa, Mon, Tueg Ja 18, 19, 20 Van HeflinTab HunterKathrya GrantWALKIn TeehnicUor and Cinemascop Color Cartoon PUTNAM TOWNSHIP TAXESAND DOG LICENSES ARE NOW DUE PAYABLE AT MY HOME 545 E PUTNAM MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS S A M 5 P MHELEN REYNOLDS, TREASURERPHONE UP 8 9922ttm Men nw 1 2 3 4 5 1011121314181617 IS 192021 2232425202728 ft VFARMERSattend theVppV wwfWWed thru Sat, Jan 21 thru 24 Donblt FeatureTHE 7th VOYAGE OF SINBADin Technicolorandiny Madison InTHE HARD MAN In Teehniroidr, with Frc nh ty, Oreaa at MSU,East Lansing, Micha part ofFarmer WeekVow progrtm starts at 1015 am, Feb 6th, at KelloggCenter Highlights a report on ADA activities with films from the Home Service Department of the national association,t complimentary lunch, an entertainment M J Frambtrger,national general manager, and Phil deBeaubien, publisher,Detroit Times will be the speakers There are only 1,060complimentary lunch tickets Two to a fa will DC tent to tbote registering by mail For tickets, wn toAMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION02 MUhigaa National Tower Lansing, Michigan,RAINBO W BOAR DFIS H FR YFRIDAY JANUAR Y 16 195 9 50 0 P M T O 80 0 P M DONATION SCHILDRE N 75 eJANUAR Y 1Clearanc e Sal ePLA N NOW DON T MIS S THI S SAL E2 0 OF FO N OI TR ENTIR E STOC 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 14, 1959 Description An account of the resource January 14, 1959 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1959-01-14 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/7bbf6442a6d2331a4c41bf9c4aa4c04f.pdf 738cc577345bcdbf60dbe6a4a61808b5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. 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percen t fo r i hstraigh t yea r i s no t impossibl e no wa s th e 1 0 percen t i compute d o n asmae r basi s eac h year O f cours efrom a mathematica l standpoin t i t i simpossibl e t o continu e thi s foreve r a sy u woul d win d u p a t aero T o d o s oth e 195 9 leve l mus t b e 100 I t wa s15 8 h i 1958 5Mos t o f th e accident s occu r o nunpatroile d countr y roads Thes e weronc e grave l an d driver s wer e hel d t c4 mile n hou r b y conditions No wthe y ar e blac k toppe d the y faste r Ut d hav e more accident s a s th ecurve s wer no t eliminated Anothe r aaie T nn r the gro win g numbe r o f tw obein g buil t PAftENT N CLU BTh e Parent s Clu b meetin g fo r Ja uftiary will fee bJ d i n th e hig h schoo lgy m instea d ot th elemeutar y schu j0 Thursda y J,nuar y 22 Th e schoo lb ther e t o answe r quns g ih specia l electio nICver y residen t o f th eiittxicX ji invite d to Attend Jan 27Annua l Bujdj u Associat io n Meetin g 8 pt m ,Feb 7 Gues t Nigh t an dBanque t a t hig h school , 7 p m ,April 4 Pas t Master s Nigh t a ttohoo i 7 p m BASKE T BAL L NEW SWliekne y i s stil l wines s thi s yea rthe y los t thei r 8t h straigh t gam e ocysyijl e Frida y 5 5 t o 45 Th e Pinc Kne y Reserve als o los t 4 6 t o 41 Denn yCjar k ha d 1 4 fo r Pinckne y an d Dic kKenned y 12 Pinckne y jus t doe s io ige t tQOUgJ i poia U t o win Maybe sovi eda y som e on e wil l ge t ho t an d scot 4 0 points It no t thi s yea r next , Ma nOhttu r play s her e Frida y night The Salin e Observe r publishe dfo r ove r 5 0 year s ha s suspende d pu b1f a lion Th e Mancheste r Enterpris en d Mila n Leader , owne d b y th esmut compan y ar e continuin g unde ru w management Dexte r wil l vot e o n raisin g th eMhoo l ta x 4 mil k in Marc h It woufc napproximatel y 70,000 61,00 0 woul d g o fo r teacher an d 1 0 ne w one s woul dl e hire d Th e propostio n ha bee nbeate n twic e uTh e Chelse a Ro d St Gu a Clu b bop thei r annnua l fo x hun t Jan25 Nearl y 120 0 peopl e attende d th eradica l o n o f th e ne w Chelse a hig hvhoo l gy m las t week Chelse a bea tMancheste r 63 to 57 Th e Sout h Lyo n schoo l boar d ha sbough t 2 ne w busses Th e Coope r jewelr y sror e robber wa s solve d b y th e arres t o f Roge r We ri e r ,2 1 o f Eas t Huri n St , An n Arbor Per t o f th e stole n article s wer e foUa din hi s room , jTw o Detroi t me n wrecke d thei r ca r r t Brighton Whe n stat e polic e inve supate d the y foun d a dee r carc s itih e ca r trunk Th e me n wer e tfned 30eac h Th e annua l banque t o f th e Ho wel Gun Club is at th e Masoni cther e Feb 5 ,Harr y Ginsbyr g is chairma n fCommunit y Ches t driv e a t Howell Th e federa l governmen t h aPP Wreques t o f o f Howel l fo r 197, 9sewag e plan t expansion ,Rober t Story , 45 f o f Eage rKovvel J wa s kille d las t wee ka s caugh t in a n i huske r Owe n Murra y o f th e Citiaen s Aut o Mutua l Insuran e Co ha s bee n nanv dt o Ui e Howel l cit y counci l t a replac eIva n Hanso n wh o move d t o Cairo 12 9 pair s o f shoes , boot s an dtlipppor s wer e stole n fro m th e Lul ,mor e sho e stor e Howell last week Doroth y Fisk , daughte r o i th epanel s FiskaiUiowell , wo n h e pi b o kin g contes t ther e fo r th e 2n dyea r Will Get MarthAidTh e Thre e Fate s o f CdpfUnfl, fo r whic h 195 9 Marc h o f Dlm iis rcUfo f fud , ar e perUoHU d b y I t o r Jeffre y H e it , Q , r from Mrt h lejje f tel s T1pak , 13 , arthriti s victim , an d if , t n i n fron t o f 195 9 Marc h o fo f ethe r afflicte d youngtf te r vFcterfet ly r Ho m t o thi sira m o f th e Marc h o f CHURC H HOSE N D A R REPRESENTATIV EBaibai n Mase y daughte r o f th Woodro e Massey s o f Rus h Lak e R dBASKE T BAL L SCORE SBrighto n 75 , NorthvjU e 61 Sout n45 , Dexte r 2 3 Lincol n Par k 5 1 f43 St Thoma s 65 , Farmin g An n Arbo r 55 , Jackso n 47 JDunde e 75 Salin e 56 Fla t Roc k 8 Chelse a 38 Mila n 52 Roosevel t 46 Lincol n 5 3 Universit y 4 8 Ne w Loth ro p 47 , Byro n 40 Okemu s 3 9 vfll f30 CAR D O P THANK SI wis h t o than k m y friend s an deverybod y wh o wa s s o kin d t o m envfaij t I wa s i n th e hospital , th e card an d fkiwar a wer e greatl y appreciated Ev a Mandel lEtJBA L MAI L PATRON S Poctmaste r Baugh n remind s ruia lHi debt , require s unobstructe d ap prote h t o thei r mai l boxe s Thi s n dude i no w remova l Whe n th e catr Itr t ge t stuc k i t mean s extr a wor k4 D deity ma deliver y O , K ft, CALENDA Rs 85 t p, m Inftltion JIB , SORummag o Sal e a t Howelt Feb Cleila r meetin gFeb 1 4 Sweethear t part y a t m eUaivtttit y o i iMich , Fres h Ai r Camp ,Fife 20Friendfthl p Nigh t a t Fowle r Church Wilso nWilliam s da d i sth hospital , Jarfe t Rent zcat Gyde Li b b y King,Reaso n an d Lili a WoUe rJeann e Miner s parent s ar e M I vac aion , Kath y Swarthou t wen t t o a show ,Kri s Knlppl s do g draw s hi m o n a sedTheres a OsterV do g ride s wit h he rTomm y Warin g ha s a bjr d feede r o nhi porch Tommy Shehan mad e asno w tunne l ,firs t OraJe , air s Jloooftr Dic k Souther s cousi n i s visitin ghim Th e foUowin g sa w th e 7t h Voy o f Sinba d Terr y Bejl , To m Ric hTerr y Rusael l Esthe r Kiner QuesenberryHoll y Kaise r Ev tyn Fressle r , Davi d Qehringer Ja nic e Dea n Cath y Moore , Caroly nBlade s grandmothe r ha d a birtnda ypart y Cour t Gie b ha s a ne w flashligh tSharo n Pegg y ne w skate s Terr y Bel lfurniture , Evely n Tressle r visite dgir l frien d i n Dexte r , NovanSaturda y 1J 0 to 5 0 F MS30to9 PM Caurc aBeachy , Pasto r 3 Sip c Walter Sec hVonan g Worshi p 100 0Ctitg o iollowafct f Senrjo e 10 0 p , I Uiummme r BUal Schoo lik e People s Lburd iVftdettottiBatieae iWe betwtt s UaadiU a ad dha s bee n chose n D A R representa tiv e b y pinckne y hig h school Sh e i ssccueta y o f th e Senio r clas s activ e lif tth e F , T A, , dramati c an d musica lcire s an d th e yea r boo k staif Afte rgraduatio n sh e expect s t o atten dCarnegi e Institut e I n Clevelandphio ,an d b e a medica l assistan tPINCKNE Y KIWANI S NEW STh e Pinckne y Kiwani s i s Jayin g cendQrauJi m Bennett s da d i s bac k fro mGeorgi a wit h hi s rac e horse Ltoaax d Bierlein s da d i s o n T V nex tSunda y o n th e conservatio n progra mo r who m h works Arthu r Blafe swa s 8 year s ol d Sunday , Davi d Wlu dyk a ha a bab y brothe r name d Joriy Davi d Zezufk a hx g a skatin g rin k i nhi s yard Joann e Crai g wen t t o a ska ti r part y m t Beck y Henry s Saturday Kippe r buBof s Shirle y Joseptoo aGlori a Socko w wen t t o th e show Firs t Grade Mr Mar y Prumme r ha s a paraket Joh nRandolp h wen t t o th e sho w Sunday ,bu t coul d no t ge t i n Harol d Hollijte rha d sompaa y Kar n Ostrum g siste r1an s fo r it s year s activitie s unde r it s Jwa s 4Th y ha d a party Su e Warin gne w id t Cltff d V Rev Broeox Santera , Patte rSchoo l Ml A M WoteJO p ttdO A UVnt h Grcu p 1M F M Itwa g Peopl e P M wnjn g Servie t 1M li Wei , Senio r Chei r Practla e gUt t otu Thur t AjJu l , Y i utf c Praye rCoo Cettg l Churc aI W Wlajer , Fatte rWorshi p 10 5 a mSoboe n 14 0e A UMo b Practia t 73 0Ther e wa s a shakeu p i n th e T Bwar d a t Herma n Keefe r hospital , De troit , las t wee k an d i t wa s charge dman y patient s wer e gettin g drun k an dliquo r wa s flowin g freely I t wa i sug geste d tha t som e o f th e drinkin g pat ient s b e transferre d t o th e Howel lT B Sanitarium Thi s cause d a lette r IIHRONOLOGY 195 7 , Curre t Gounea tV O IJul y 1 rr n K th e ieorg e Van Normafi s Jun e 26 , a daughter Chris lin e Shor t an d Joh n Jhursto n married Arle y Jorda n die s u t Chuhb s Corners Fran k Nas h a t Flint l Jinckno tiet s1owlervili e 1 0 t o 3 in count kiLue Richar d Wli e enter s Wes t IMint Jul y V Phi l Cientile s truc k m iiut oaccident Annua l Parke r famil y re unio n a t Portag e I uke Winifre dCirave i dies Koher t Anlturge s go1 0 Savanah Cia Phi i Hart CJIIUK Ifo r U S Senato r visit s Pinckney Jul y 16 , Walle r Peitru s an d wil eObserv e 50t h weddin g anniversar yDenis e Kenned an d A Uoehiik imarried Herbei l liell s Jic Puitk ne y beat s Cif y Serc e in unin lea gue y to 7 leads IJainbin 2 t o I whe n gam e is raine d out Jul y 23 Par t oi Younylov e distric tannexe s t o Pinckne y school , lior n t oth e Lev j Ludtke s a daugliter DunnmBo b Nil e o n dut y in Lebanon i lose s t o Brighto n in count sleagu e 5 to J Jul y 30 Katherin e laPnul Claud eHoar d married Herber t Uerr v die sPinckne y lose s o denera l Motor s S3 Aug 6 Primar y electio n held Car so n rioliingswort h get s degre e a t P M C college Mrs Lucill e Simni sdies Pinckne y heat s fowlervill e 1 t o 1 Aug 13 St Mary s Homecomin gheld Larr y Hurtibuse , Charlen e dor ma n married Pinckne y beat s Ham bur g in count y leagu e 1 0 t o 8 Aug 20 Mis Mar y I hompson Dexter , dies , Donke y bal l gam e hel dhere , Bessi e Henry , Mrs Florenc eMcKay Dr Jame s Davis Raymon dBroga n die , Pinckne y lose s t o Mnh lo n in count y leagu e ft to 0 Aug 27 Bi g an d Littl e Portag eLak e Assn meet , jcoig e Va n No rma n president Nanc y I nndeen Mar vi n Hoar d married eorg e Long Claud e Whit e die Pinckne y lose s fina lnam e t o denera l Motor s 4 to 3 Sept 3 Schoo l starts Enrollmen tS30 Davi d Nash Louis e Caro n mar ried Loui s Hor n die s a t Strawberr yLake Republican s hol d stt c conven tion Bor n t o Loui s Swarlhout a son ,als o Freema n 1 ennis Pmcknc v lose st o Hambur g 2 t o 0 Sept X Livingsto n darde n Sho wheld Joh n Hove r dies Rainbo w du Ninstallation U C Lappin g lose sI A s usua l afte r a traged y occu aI ther e i s muc h zea l tor changin gI Uition s o suc h a thin g can notpe n again Th bi g troubl e i s such agitation s ar e shor t lived A t tb etownshi p boar d meetin g las t Tuesda ynigh t a delegatio n oi citizen s appease daii d aske d tha t th e townshi p boar dpurchas e one or mor e asbesto s suit sto r th e firemen No w w e d o no t feWctha t asbesto s suit s woul d hav e save dth e lif e oi th e 2 childre n i n Ch e Pat terso n Lak e fire Th e Pinckne y fivedept go t ther e 1 5 minute s alte r th efir e sire n sounde d an d the n i t wa a im possibl e t o ge t int o th e flamin g build in g eve n i t the y ha d hu d asbesto tsuits Ih e bi g troubl e wa i tha t ther ewa s onl y on e entranc e t o th e roo mwhertth e childre n wer e an d tha t wa iblocke d b y flames Als o i n a n oi liovc explosio n oi l is scattere d al l ove ran d combustio n i s instantaneous King Bar ,I ohdoils , ichampionship gun e t oDeler Hor n t o l,irr vdaughter Sept Deloli v Installation Ceoiji o Sweene y flics Bor n t o Jac kJeffreys , a girl , t o Russel l lark s umWayn e Stones , sons Sep t 24 Nanc v isc Her b fc iannounc e engagement Hor n t o Kober lKaisers , a son Jinekne y lose s t o Web i berville 1 0 t o 7, Ioin Basdlf an dNe d Palme r iniric i I D Hnine san d An n liiabo Jud y Shanf z nnfe d Hil l There is muc h ade n abou t th ewholesal e execution s b y Dictato rCastr o wh o ha s take n ove r i n Cuba A t las t coun t h e ha d execute d ove r20 0 an d stil l ha d 1,00 0 i n jails Man yo t who m fac e execution Ther e i s afeelin g in Cub a agains t thi s countr ya s the y supporte d Baptist a who m Cas tr o overturne d an d supplie d hi m wit harm s an d ammunition Cub a ha s al way s bee n ou r trouble d spot Bac k i nINA S th e Cuban s revolte d againstSpai n wh o ha d hel d th e islan d fo rhundred s ot years Weyler , th e Spaa is h governo r pu t dow n th e revol t an dconcentrate d thousand s o f Cuban s i nconcentratio n camp s wher e the ystarve d t o death , irea t feelin g wa iarouse d her e an d th e U S Main ewa s sen t ther e wil h supplies I t wa ssun k in Havann a harbor Wa r wa sdeclare d an d Spai n wa s defeate d i nshor t order W e sponsore d th e Cuba n2 publi c an d o r trouble s Wex onl ystaring Revolutio n followe d revolu tio n an d dictato r succeede d dictator liaptist a iorme d a n allianc e wit b th elord s oi gamblin g an d prostitutio nin d hi s rakcolf s mad e hi m ric h an dHavann a th e mos t vic e rideen cit y i n th e AiriiLu v iijr e ar e fe w pur ebloo d Cuban s now Castr o is a mix tur e o Cubin negr o an d Chinese astr o ha s th e arm y behin d hi m no wan d wil l probah K hol d powe r unti lth e peopl e becom e dissatisfie d an danothe r wouldb e liberatordictato rI h e Ohi o boar d o f educatio n i scrackin g dow n o n Amis h school s o nth e ground s the y d o no t eac h require dtljfci s am i tlnii learlirr s ar e Unqu liitv d Muj y 1 tli m hav e onl y 3t hgrd e educations Th e boar d want s t oclos e 2 o l ih e schools Ther e ar abou t 400 0 Amis h in Ohio Ih e aver ag e siz e ol an Amis h famil y i s J Ochildren NO T GIILT Y viimr TLas t Novembe r 2 4 in a baske t bal lgam e betwee n Pinckne y an d HOWP Higg s o f Pinckne y an d KenneiJ io f Howel KO I in a fiuas Ha t r aleg d h e suffere d a runriNMo nan d spen t a week in Ui o hospjiji H e ha d Higg s arreste d lo i iJsstiuli Th e tria l too k Plat e SnUmla y i t n rj h schoo l befor e Justic e Olt o Poul go n Prosecuto r Krui n appcaif d t,rth e peopl e an d Marti n L a va n fo rHiggs Th e tria l laste d al l diiy Wit nesse s wer e Lonni e Wellma n Lou WeJIman , Jerr y Humphries Di rI D Hi rk , , c 11M iBnw , u y pariy wane u Sanitarium Thi s cause d a lette ine w presiden t ,Cltff or d VanHora MW a wester n show D BWay n Baxte r fro m 3 patient s a t th e Howel l insti f n additio n t o conductin g th e summ SAW Tonka Gty Burg wen t ic e fish tutio n t o b e publishe d i n th e Saturda ye r bas e bal l progra m fo r th commu n feg wit h hi s brother s Jrr y Dean Fre e Press The y sai d ther e wa s n o 4i 1 fathe r ha s a n w Lincol n car Gordo n difficult y i n obtainin g liquo r a t th eKin g vklte d hi s u ncl e an d sa w 3 phea s Howel l institutio n i f yo u wante d it champion s wer Susa nCrai g Lynda Gilbert , Christi nlark , Unda Wyll Arithmetic mul frUcatfen, 10 mtnutea, 100, AlanJwrg Diane Hail Lynda GUbertmn,iMIlw Carver g 100 S timec on kaa to take the teat Feb 13We ity youth and sponsoring the BoyScouts they have pledged a substdn tal amount to assist Nancy Nash inher tour of Europe with an Ann Arbor chorus and Carol Miller tnward her expenses to lh Girl ScoafNational JamboreeIn order to raise funds the dub Lsponsoring community calendarPersons may list birthdays, anniversaries, meetin dates etc, at 25c a list ing Community organizations theirscheduled events, or listing see Heward Thayer, Cliff Miller or Billl Wittgt March 3 the Kiwanis wilt hoW aPancake Supper, courtesy of QuakerOats to raise money for theff project Sixt Oraia la tMehWe have a new boy in our Wt and a bluejay Harold HollUters fact, liquor is prescribed there infather has a new car so cases The favorite gift ofThird Orade Jon Daitow fliend who vi8lt patintl1 isWe are carrying in addition and ,often a uart ofv ritlng book reports W thank Mr Imus Dave Haines, Eddie WakefieldJim Lavey, Jeff Davis and Di MayThe jury was Roberta Amburgey, AlSomers, Harold Riggsf Bob VtddeiGerald Darrow and Asher WylieTnojury was out 2 hours and 50 minutesbefore bringing in a not guilty verdictThe defense objected to any one being on the jury who had not participated in athletic I he Miwiiigin supreme court handed down A Un reaching decision lastv, eek whiii tifv ruled on an obscure fise M i num Ohio, last week Ihiliiijp, IIK ruikcs HorJ purts and on a strike I his caused the Fordto la ott some 4,000 men They lor unemployment compeosa e supreme court has rulediulcd to it This hu COUHCJ, reat IJeu in industrial circles in Miclnijtiin lmployers claim it lortcsiivin to finance strikes Ihe amountii,osed is not large but it establishes C olion IIKihe iicCross of Dexter for sending Wayne Femeliu and his puppet Jerry McSatty here Ricky Ouryx unt died, 1 Btcky ntrttaM thM h,r Mrhdy MRS IXnA RTCHARMOXMrs Louisa Richardson died at hospital January 16 Sheof Don andand was born Inwant te the dtnttet Defer Ryan mjr family ha Jived in Pinckney aboutWe anter North Star Joe Thompsonout oi achoot with hand Infection Nona ntertaiaed hr teuainsGray SuadaySeott Oarvar went to a movie Mr Irene Siay SKIUMP OPENThe Pinckney Recreation Ski Jumpis now open week ends, 10 a m to430 pm It has 2 ski slopes aad a tofcoggan side, rope towg and a warming shelter, Tickets 100 for all dayGo M36 W to Kelly Rd, and southone mileMOTHERS MARCH ON POUOThurday, January 29 starting at7 p m, ten Pinckney Mothers willitafe their March on Polio, ArthritisBirth Defets Leave your porch light R the tact the clerk of thehouc in the legislature ruled it lookMi votes to organize the house in thelegislature, the Republicans wentahead looted a speaker and took overchairmanships of all the committees Ihe house is split 55 to 55 but MrsJosephine Hunisinger Democrat wa recovering from an operation in Detroit and this gave the Republicans a55 t 54 dgeTh h did g Rpublic55 to 54 edgeThree who did vote brought there from hospital and leftright after the ballotting Feelings became heated and the Democratthreatened overturn the action of theRepublicans the minute they hud amajority caused by Republican absencesthe Roeemary WhlUey and ElizabethColnoe ar cochairmen nMilk wagon driven and super markets arc still battling in Detroit OVtJ the price of milk which the super markets are selling cheaper than the wagons can deliver it The wagon driver and their friends are staging raMi omthe supermarkets 70 or 80 ofappeared at the markets take ston of all the carts and block tfct 1, make small purchMbills as payment, this they indefinitely Some commentatorhors and wagon milk dethnrleji rSSi sEgesH kkiLsi v ii ,VilLfiV K , V 1 V, fi,if M,el 4 Yean AftflectirJOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF, PINCKNEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLSI i tII, ii LIVINGSTON AND WASHTENAW COUNTIES, MICHIGAN7 TO BE HELDlr JANUARY 26, 1959t, QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICTTake Notice that a special election of the qualified electors ofSchool District will be held in the Auditorium of the High School, in theof Pinckney, Michigan, on the 26th dny of January, 1959THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 100 O CLOCK, PM, AND AT 800 OCLOCK, PM, EASTERN STANDARD TIMEfollowing propositions will be submitted to the vote of the electorsto vote thereon at said special electionShall the limitation on the total amount f taxes vhich may be assessed against oil property in Pi ey CommunitySchools, Livingston and Washtenaw Counties, Michigan, for allpurposes, except taxes levied for the payment of interest andprincipal on obligations incurred prior to December 8, 1932,be increased, as provided by Section 1, Arcle X of the Constitution of Michigan, by fifteen hundredrhs of one per cent 015 I1 mills of the assessed valuation, as equalized, of all property in the School Distrcr for o pence of five 5years, from 1959 to 1963, both inclusive, for the purpose ofproviding additional funds for operating expense Shall the limitation on the totai amount of taxes which may beassessed against all property in Pnckney Community Schools,Livingston and Washtenaw Counties, Michigan, for all purposes, except taxes levied for the payment of interest and principal on obligations incurred prior to December 8, 1932,be increased, as provided by Section 21, Article X of the Constitution of Michigan, by fifteen hundredths of one per cent 015 I17 mills of the assessed valuation, as equalized, ofoil property in the School District for a period of twenty 20 years, from 1959 to 1978, both inclusive, for the purpose ofproviding a debt retirement fund to pay the principal andinterest on bonds of the School District in the principal amountof not to exceed One Hundred TwentyFive Thousand Dollars 125,000Shall Pinckney Community Schools, Livingston and Washtenaw Counties, Michigan, borrow the sum of not to exceed One Hunched TwentyFive Thousand Dollars 125,000i nnd issue its bonds therefor, for the purpose of erecting and furnishing anaddition to the High School and an addition to the Pinckney Elementary School, and remodeling the Hiqh School, thePinckney Elem itary School, the Winans lake ElementarySchool and the Hamburg Elementary School9 Notice that tn Board of Education has estimated the total exF erecting and furnishing an addition to the High School and anvtothe Pinckney Elementary School, and remodeling the High the Pinckney Elementary School, the Winans Lake Elementaryand the Hamburg Elementary School to be Oo Hundred TwentyFiveThousand Dollars 125,000, all of which it is necessary to raise by borrow ing ond issuing the bonds of the District This Notice is given by order of tho Board of Education of PinckneyCommunity Schools, Livingston and Washtenaw Counties, Michigan 1 VOTER QUALIFICATIONSj vote on raising the mill limit, the voter must b twentyone 21, atin, resident of the school district 30 days preceeding election To vote on bond issue, the voters must he twrntyono 21 years old, aMJdent of the school district 30 days preceeding election and have property on the tax roll in the district or be the husband or wifef one tyho hasSecretary, Board of Education, Joseph BasydloIHL t Odrfe Line ws convicted Ott flfcfri gvv9 murder in circuit court last lrst week Judge Miner charged th,ji ty that if the thought he roobed u e body they sfeuld bring In a firatUg pe murder verdict TYjantis ratal , u 500 defense fund and 2000 peoplestfred a petition asking lentocy I Ho received 9 to IS years Sa Jackson He was taken there Saturday by i ions first postmaster, first school,John Stoddard via Grand Trunk train hum Pinckney This isssue has a long writeup ol the Pinckney school by Rev Gate N ho visited it The primary, JessteGreen, teacher, has 27 pupils inter riediate Joie Devereaux teacher,also has 27 Grammer, Robert Dover raux as 20 High School,, Prof Me r fugall and Lulu Benham has 56The 17 doctors of the county haveoganized and set prices prescription iV office calls 1 day house calpil, night calls 2, for al the outside rails 50c a mile, venerai diseases 5,obstetieal cases 25A Stockbridge dramatic cjub Turn of the Tide attown hall Jan 27 jEd Brown of Marion who married Kate Kearney fdied at ThermopoUa,Yyon ling Jan 12,125 attended the cprpet rag socialat the H M Williston home Thhrsday j night St Marys church held a social at theErrt VanBlarcum home Wednesdaj night iThe Senior rass will put on the play IMnrter Ihe Laurels in February j To skaiing is fino on the mill pond Washngion Bates died atJan 13 Foneral at ihe homo Rov Wright officiating Burial Wed tliru Satm Sprout CemeteryThe are harvest has Started atLakeland and other Irkes George Bland and wife enteriaaedU dinner Thursday the Fred MeTill,Kml Burgess and John Gardner fain, liesBorn to John Wylie and wife Jan16 a son n TheStoreCANNED G I IhIMGUULOROCER1ES GENTSLEE THtAW KENNEDY GENERAL SIiiiuHHiitmniinuiiininiinmiiiniiiiiiiiiniimmniiintnmiiitiLakef Jan 21 thru 24Double FeatureTHE 7th VOYAGfi OF SINBAD in Technicoldr andMadison TsTKF EDITORRotes of 25 Years Ago This issue contains the first of aies of articles on the history of Pinchney by Fugene W Mann, Detrotvhieh he spent a 1 ri of 1imo gath cring in the DotroU Library, It mn Finokney high school beat St Marysfirst hole and first industry in Pincki Pjnckney high sohoo hefit StMarysof Chelsea 38 tn IS Jim 141mb had 18 pnls Lymaii Batlle 8 and Lucius Wilson 6 The Pinckney rcservs lost 13 io 7 Tuesday they lost Io Siorkbridgen to 24 and 11 to 7, Lamb was aga nuith 11,John D White 4 rlied nt his homin Marion Saturday He leaves hiswife and 5 sons,St Marys church will hold a cardParly in iheir rooms over Reason T1IE IIAliD MANin TechnWulUr withLurna January 14, 1959pie will forgetops to you and yourNovelty Color Cartoou New McmtTueaM Jan 25, 20, 27 Say Sayonarn to the Blue Jerry LewistoTHE GEISHA BOYin Technicolor withI ind Sons store Thursday ntghttAt a meeting at the board of eommeKe rooms an American Letfion postvas organized in Pinckney Cort,Floyd Weeks Vice Com, C, H, Kenn ecy Adjutant, Leo LaveySergWmTcffreys Finance, A H MurphyHitorjan, Jay GarnettExecutive CGeorge Long, Wipiam Clark, Clinton, Membersh H, C VedrterRoy Harris, Lee TipUdy A dentist visited the school Marir McDonald Sessue llayokaaTMiiturctte Color Riioon NvVednrsday, Thurslay, Jan 28 29 in land of gay loversG I G Iin Metrocojor and CinemascopeLeslie Caroi Maurice Chevalier and Louis JouranColor Cartcon and Late Newsveek and examined the pupils teeth TTerb Sneod and wife of Howellleft for Clearwater Florida MondayTho 01 in Robinsons spent Sundayf,t ihe OJin jrs honie at, Ypsilanti eelcbraiin his 3ist birthday Robert Reads were Sun guest ofthe John McGnires at Orchard Laxe Don Sockow of Pinckney a tn on the USS Peterson has justto Key Wost Florida afterrHtty in Cuban waters during the rev volution Livingston 1odgo conferred an MMdegree Saturday night 20 visitor5wprp present froro Detroit, Dearborn,Ann Arbor Brighton and Dexter The Kenneth Lorings of Lake Cheruing were Saturday visitors of theTom Wares t The Vince TaHoRa family railed onSylvester Zak at Bishop Lake Sunday Ray Williams Is a patient at St,Joe hospital Ann Arbor with pneuI K i ftt 971 l CASH WHEN YOU NEED ITWITH A CHECKING ACCOUNTWhen you need cash in a hurry write a check41 cash jt wherever you are knowo Pay your bilkby check, OOwrite a check and mail it YourCheck Stub serve as a reminder of payment andthe cancelled check is a receipt Deposit by mail, T 111 Carol Milller attended a Gir Scoutmeeting at Plymouth Saturday The Winston Baughns raided on theI rank Claris at ATilford SundayMesdames Blanche Chirk and Shirley Clark called on the Maynardmrd Clarks at Milan Wednesday Jack Clark was home from Big Rapids over the week end The John Sprouts of Ypsilantti were i monia Vincc LaRosa and Dick AmSaturday guests of the Lawrence jhurgey called on him Saturday Bauhns Hand Porter called on KenethThe G W Meyer family of Sick, i Hnyt ai St Joo hospital last weekbridge and William Lamb family of jnd Clifford Baker and Harold Rady Ann Arbor called on W H, Meyer at McPherson, Oiffford is home now and wife Sunday i The Ray Burns, Jack Young and The Lloyd Warners of Ypsilanti May Burns famlles called on he Ken Frys of Brighton Sunday TJ,e Byron Hery family of Ann Ar ifcor wove Sunday quests oi tthe TTar d Henrys They went fishing atSilver but did not gel many The William Whltleys oi Ann i Dear Friends and NeighborsThe fire is out now, and as tragic as it was,the whole thing That is, until it hapfamily And who will be fo blame It wont be the fire department, or theweather, or roads THE ONLY PERSON TO BLAME IS YOU You are thperson that can protect your home and family more than anyone else, because you live there You make the conditionsFire is one of Gods great gifts to man Without fire your automobilewould be useless Nearly all the electricity you use is possible only by theuse of fire You depend upon fire for heatfor preparation of foodin fact nearly everything you use or see has, in one way or another, been processedor manufactured by the use of heat The very sun which we could nor survive without is fire So, if you really care about your family and home, trythese few simple measures of safe living with fire1 Is the electrical wiring in your home or buildings safe Are you using,fuses larger than 15 Amps Do you know that several appliances or extension cords plugged into one outlet can cause the wires to becomered hot2 Is your furnace or heating stove cleaned and inspected before winter use h your chimney clean and solid Has your furnace or hot waterboiler proper safety controls operating it Are oil and air filters keptclean and in use3 Do you allow trash or things which will burn easily to accumulatepile up in basements or close to heating systems, or near buildings4 As you able to get out of the windows of your house have you ever instructed your family about how they should get out of your house incase it would catch on fire5 Do you have enough air or ventilation entering your house during theheating months You cannot survive without air Neither can a fire Letus look at it this way Picture yourself in a building heated with ah oilstove or gravity feed oil furnace The weather is cold, so to save, moneyon fuel, we close all the windows After awhile the fire has used,up allthe air or oxygen in the building, The fire goes out Now the stoye if still very hot and carbon in the fire pot will remain red hot for sqme time The unburned oil in the stove becomes gas fumes, the only possi ble place for fresh air to come from is down the chimney, and in most cases, when this new supply of fresh air reaches the interior of the hotstove, there is an explosion Since you are in the building also with no air to breath you are either dead or terribly groggy from lack of oxygenso now you have a nice fire on your hands So leaving a window open or some other opening in the house for air to enter in may saveyour life6 Never try to light your oil stove while it is hot Should it run out ofoil or become plugged, let the stove cool off, and if you dont feel sure of yourself, call someone who knows what they are doing His servicecharge may save your life,7 We are all human and we are subject to mistakes, otherwise pencilswouldnt need erasersso BE CAREFULtake time to teach yourself andfamily fir safety Be strict about litter and trash We cannot expect ourchildren to know if we do not take time to teach them The bast way toenjoy life is to stay aliveMdherson State Bank HowtO Pinckneyw 7tan Saft Bankingm 8ftvin0 Book AccountAtamb F D I C Strvtn Sine 1846iromitmo Sunday guests of the KennethJ Koeka The Irvin Parkers of Chilson called on the Cliffo VanHoms SundayC W Hooter and wife of Ann Arbor were Sunday visitor of Mrs Jena ie HookerHarold Rady jr of Edwards Field,California vlflted his parents parents nt Rush Iike last weekLinda Gargolia and Pau Brown ofDetroit were Sunday guests of th Lester McAfees Don Swarthout and wife started forth undertakers convention at Grand CHARLES R BAXTERMember of Society Fire Protection Supv Oper Eng VA HospitalAnn Arbor, Michiganbor were Sunciay guests of the JumpsWhJtlay St, Tndes Altar Society met withMrs Pnulinp Singer last Tuesday Born to Merlin Lavey aad wife MSt Jo hosplta Ann Arbor Jan 16jond g lb, sonf David Thomas William Hosklns prelate of Hie The Home Extension Groupwith Mrs Mary MeahonlaslHowell Commandry and secretary ofRapids Thunday but had to turn back the Royal Arch ICasoo died of at Laming u to the death of Mr heart attack last week He was th ing nntvirsary at the home of their William FarrrelMrs, Frnncis Ryanee ofThorp Re 4 othr daughtter, Pankner, Pontiac MrMryrs Wayne Mrs William Pinckney Mrs Miohelaiv korhester 15 grandchrid Kvnt grandchildren Sergiiwlaszyk and family Cherry C, and the Paul Ma kins , were also there Gordon has been Mr end Mr,FI Gordon erf ByronRd Howell celbrated their 50 wedd KC The Gerald Bauer family of Weibeiville were Sunday gueuj oi Mrs Louise Shehan The Honey Creek Farm Bureaumet at the Jjck Hird home Friday Williamn aiifi ,JJames PIoint IVAnn Aitoor Wednesday January 21, 1958TBPUiKNBV LHBTASo much the sams in priceso different on the roadDIFFERE Wagoner, Grocery6066 PINCKN ROADQuality MerchandiseYOU DONT PAY FOR THE DIFFERENCETake Plymouth TWO MILE TRYOUTandtee tbe Big Differencethat TomonAire Ridemakes At youll quickIf aotioe, theres no ltan oa turns, no nosediva on stop Suchattothnatft you have Mer knownand its standard equipment on Plymouth, No rloubt about it,Plymouths rontempo ran o i MP handsomest IIRV, look for,59 Inlrar of gingo,HItuard, Plymouth stylists aimil for moden uoil taste Resultfroi rear Sport Dickto deuant rLtiW a cartlint looks expensive but isnt 1IHBHHMhMBlwBDlElHBiHlPLYMOUTHTorsionbar front suspensionTotalContact Brakes Eiectric windshield wipersMost driver hesij oomMsst driver legroomGreatest trunk capacityLonglife baked ernel VVVV VVV CARCV CASVOPTIOHAL EQUIPMENTSvivc rats Rsar Sport Deck stylingPushButton trsmion PushButton hetiiBiggest engine VVVVVJtm LOW PRICESBeer and Wine To Take Oat PHONE HOWELL 705J2HELLER S FLOWERS SAY IT with FLOWERSPHONE 284 HUWELL MICHIGANThats because all three topselling lowpricecars are priced withina few dollart of eachother They all cost just about the same, asany Plymouth salesman can prove to you Vetonly the 59 Plymouthgives you the Big Dif ference in ride, style,and features Merry Christinas and Happy New Year to All1 COAL SUNOCO FUEL OIL MIX r P NOW AND tAV BY THE IKE MONTHAJSO UAVD3 X ViRQE HTOCK 1 J MBVJi BU1LDINTake the TwoMile TryWat your dealers and see Plymouths Bij Lwo Youll agree todays best huyLsorrows best trsddis PHONE HAMILTON 6 8U9 DEXTERD, E HOtlf SONS DEXTER MICHIGANi SLAYTONI GRAND RIVER SOTOR SALESMOVELL PHONC TF PINCKNEY BISPATCH MaL Frivilige Authorft JMnckney, MichiganAM 2 March 8, 1877Subscriptien Price 9150 a Year114 South HoweU St, Pincnkey, MichThe following from hereUie 7t district Masonic school of insstruciion at Brighton Thursday night Harold Porter, Harold Henry f EalMurray Otis Matteson, John Tessmer Win Baughn, Jim Boyd James Bennott 01 in Robinson, yc editor The Jack Sharps of Lansing andj the Howard OBriens of Bunker Hill v,tie Sunday guests of the Lee Lav tysJim McCleei has enlisted in thenavy and goes Feb 1Sunday guests of fyhs Edith Carrthe new e CET IT HOT GET A LOT every time A new electric water heaterprovides plenty of hot, hot water for showers and ai the familys needsDetroit Edison has a new Super Supply Plan vhich makes heaters evenmore efficient and economicalHere the convenient, modern way to GET IT HOT GET A LOTfor an operating cost as low as 388 per month Only electric water heaters give you all these Important advantages51 EfficienttKe heat goes into the waterinstall anywhereneed not benear a chimneyLong lifemeet Edisons rigidstandards3 Automaticall the timeSM your phimber or x Fastnew, more efficient heatingunitsOuter shellcool to the touch iQoverx Edison maintains electrical parts without charge1D SafecleanquietmodernDETROIT EDISON OUTHBAftTBRN MICHIGAN were the Leo Bettys family of Waillake Vern Smith of Lansing and Mable Olson of Eaton Rapids Ona Campbell and Earl Murray call od on Kennneth Hoyt at St, Joe hos pitai, m Arbor, last WednsdayAlbert Shirley and wife were Sundny guests of the Gayl Shirleys atWoodland Lake Mrs Mable Suydam of Tackson isvisiting the M J ReasonsThe Kenneh Reason family of AnaArbor called on Mrs Edna Reason,and the Roy Reasons Sunday Leslie Stoll fatherinlaw of EarlMurray is a patient at Wayne Gener a I Hospital The James Halls of Marion calledon the Mewin Campbells SundayClaude Miljer and wife of HowHvisited the C J Clintons Saturday Mrs Mary Amfcurgey is kworkintfin Ann Arbor, Mrs Roberta Amburey entrtalnednl dinner Sunday the Cifford Millersxm friittha and Ofa jMttesons in honor of Mrs Millers birthdayThe Murray Kennedys railed onHie Ambrose Kennedys in PontiarSaturdayThe Desmond Ledwidgf family tRoya Oak were Saturday guests ofSirs Eleanor Ledwidge The Gerald Kennedys of HoweU Sunday with the irvtn, Kena PUTNAM TOWNSHIP TAXES AND DOG LICENSES ARE NOW DUEPAYABLE AT f1Y HOME 545 E PUTNAM MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS U A M S P MHELEN REYNOLDS, iRLASUKKPHONH UP 8 9922LICENSE PLATES ON SALE HERETHURSDAY JANUARY 22nd, 1951AT PLNXKXEY LIBAIIV 730 o Uai J MFRIDAY JANUARY 301959 730 to 930AT THE PINCKNEY HUM SCHOOL JOHI3Y Old SchoolDOUGLAS PARMENTER MGRTe hanris of marriage ofMiller and Marjorie ODonnfllproclaimed from St,Marys ChurchSunday Thy will b married atIhoma church Ala Arbor, Jam, The Qair Millers entertained ihtJoseph ODonncls of Ann Arbor atdinner Sunday Timnvy and Patty Sprout attendedbirthday party Saturday for LindaFritsch Xrs ,KheJ Sprout ig now in Leesburglorida Cadet Dick Wylie called up his par from West Point SundayThe DeMolay had an intiation at ighUn laL Wednesday nit Loyd Hende and wife with RusseURoberts and wife were ice fishing atLake St Claire Sunday Desipte the bad night the RainbowGirU had about 200 at their fish fryFriday nightBruce Robert and wife of Hwellwere Sunday gueU of th Albert Dink Mrs Audrey Dinkel went to Flintujih Miss Beverly Charges SaturdayW F Close aid wife of Lindenwere Sunday guests of the AlbeilDinkels,F3arl Sianley and Dan VanSlanibrook sited the Dexter Masonic Lodgeany night King Scelcy put on the work with Dan in the oastTommy Read spent the week endat the George Wilde sr home inA i norBobbie Kejly and Dk United in the amy and leave forDttmittoday Algo JackGeorge Roth who work atGulf gas station will enroll In Flint Junior Colleg Feb 1, HaroM MgplepUctthlm,WMtr January S,t,Vi EVERYONE WELCOMEI5c SUPPER SATURDAYJANUARY 24th 1959ST MARYS HALL 530 tOUR CHOICE OFRoast Beef Ham Meat Ball Baked or Scalloped Potatoes Salad Desert Coffee530 PM UNTIL ALL ARE SERVED WANTED BABY BITTINGeRegular meeting called toh Presents Ptakel Roll caB M Russell ,L Tiplady, IL CUrtL Ab jsnt Lavey ,Swarthout ShirleyfttLtI Motiin by Clark supported by Russell to allow following effli j Ohio Oil Co, oil 55J JOR RENTTumished Lttvey Hardware, Ins, mac 5490 private entrance refrigeator Vans Motor Sales , misc S5 ites paid except gas TearPinckney Dispatch printing 200 Appy 11022 Weiman Drive ,HllaaI osters Fire Fyter Service aad Lake, Pinckaay, Six firemens coats 10500 JQR Ruth Ritter, treas, salary 17500 jHome near Ptnthmy, aKflHili imRobertt Egeler, salary 12500 mediately httntfag a4 gtMsf prtvflLiv Co Rd Com equip, labor 2,35140 ifcesM S80a month UPS5521 Phil Gentile electricity 70 j RitterT V ServiceiDIO A tBLlViiBlOM ttftftflCSUP 5541 C125 Webster St Phone 120 WWOrand ftivwRoy Clark, electricity TWVans Motor Sales, elasticity, 7J3O cordEdward Bell labor Xraa 591AEob Vedder, labor 5ULouis Marshal labo 1800Haroid Riggs labor 6 1600Motion carried Motion to adjourn carriedMotio carried Mildred Ackley Clark t FOR SALE Slab or body wood by theCar Hoilister UP 83219I Fourth Grade, Mrs Campbell In our Weekly Reader test Linda TO RENTFour rooms and bath,UAfurnished Phone UP 83124FOR SALDinin Room Set, Table, Six Chain, Buffet aatf Cafe CbnetWoodroe BCajtey Pboa UP 32r933 Rash LakeMICHIGANS FACTORIES, FARMS AND STORFi DEPEND ON TRUCKS Fritsch was first and Pat West 2nd,Justin Sprout ,Melba Daniels NickMarsh 3rd On 6 weeks spelling rv BUSINESS OPPORTUNITYmale or female, from this area, waated tomal1c PtefManufacturing, faming, the retail business all needs transportation facilities thingAnd sinre ,he motor truck provides fast, flexibly direct service untqulpd by any other form of transportation oif tunnapf1 is sliippedby truck in Michigan each yea1 Nationally trucks hiul more than 3 time as much tonnage HS all othor systems crminedtruck you see OJI liie rad is workingworking to help keep emand sales high and Michigans economy humming There isnta cornel1 of the State that isnt served daily by trucks And factories nid shopping renters fan be located anywhere and be assured efficienttruck ervire n long as tnv are n a roadYu 6 bow vital trucks are to MichiganMlcUfii Poet PSelby Hotrt AssociatipnDetroit collect irom autoEind amusement de Age not essentialjw 100 wordg Shirley Hollister,Nancy j0 references and 4ee to 700 work rorth and Thomas Mitchell had As in Catat fiemmry 7 to It hourIn mid term arithmetic test Sharon Uy nets 30 monthly Possibility Bowles Sharon Fischer Carol, Gyde, fcfu time wtrk FOi loca interviewKarn Kaiser and Justin Sprout hadpKlv ful Particulars, phone Writethem all right 15 passed the combin Jr Box 4 Mpt U ation arithmetic test in 4 minutes Justin Sprout and Deborah Mowerg FOR SALEXitchen have not been absent or tardy this rm site, 4 bittSer Hot Polat, bakicgterm Jimmie Baughn and Linda warmtof oven 8190,ritsch had birthdays last week XL fr l0 nc Plate burner, 850, new IroningBoard 275, Day Bd with goodFOR SALE 1854 Chevrolet tontruck , 28000 mOas 6 ply Ore 625 SOME REAL BARGAINSFOR THE MONTH OF JANUARYfCULVER BAILEYTH1 MUNI7MIGNT MAPTMl bkell St Hewtll Phone Howetl 411Wfar Yeunker Mennriai Ine MiehlgMDR G R McCLOSItY riVpnone Office KRT WYUE,Bottle Gas COOKING WATR HMTIN AND HOME HEATINGWYUE L P, GAS SERVICE 43 HOWELL JMrs HealBB 4th and 6thEddie McKennas was in Mrs Tascruroom a week Then he goes to MrCarrs Scott Betts feedg th birdfl, lie has 13 different kinds who comeSome are feeding squirrels, Mr Waring Played with the faculty team at Dexter last week They wonSixth and Seventh, Mrs MeyerJudy Reynolds uncle George of Vlriiiia is visiting herf Sh went to Detroit Sunday, Pam Seefed entertained her cousins Richard Blades went to the show Sunday, Lavern Hunt wa Ina quiz show Saturday The ou hittfeam were beaten by 2 girls 165 to3JO, The officers elected for the ist term are Pres Mary Cosgrov VicePres Janet Sanders Secf Judy Reyrolds Treas Robert Darrow, Satur day the young people entertained attnt Peoples church , TOR SALE TreJlr 4ride spar wheel, In Alt ccoaditioa65 Alto 32 Wlachetter Repeater 40 Ceorge Brunton m Ruahvlew DrivePh UP Or H R HolmqnbtAlteration Drestmakmg in Dreasaa far discBy AppointmentUP Aue ON AM mVELVETBitSHOiSICALL A I YOURJt roir QtpUc of f iMiti,or rmHA Ml,JACKHANNETTMae Koeppta REWARDPhone A 1PinckneysrRUITS VEGETABLESPUPPIES To Qtve Away Call NoUP89753 at 1278 M 3S E sooaLOST Two Female BeageU, hlacic,White brown near Chambers farm Have my name on coQar REWARD Cal DispatctEarl PritschkaI outhflaViC fteaTOR SALEJ0 lack bayt bicycle BUI LaPrad, Mowers RoadFOU iwrrrnMm i reaat aai oatk Vham OF MelwtthFISVMEATS iRGCERIElUAL1TY C0UR1E0US SERVICE re IALC OR BJErtT Frfe ncVffy AfoVBjd BOBM aestf ekalinaeelane t4 to tta room,ISOattOO, dose to HaflL 81000 4eamarold 11 1 S ttefl 5 te 7aad by AppointmeatAC 7ttM00 Weet GrandmcumwTcnvMaBdcflsSawFiliui flop LAWN MOWER 8HARP1KING11i8d Mtverbatik H LLOYD HN0E1MO9OC nun TO vmruaavpRoger JRarr141 HIU T MtlL MM OPMaryAll tfnda Of Wantedslsln Office HA eilttMge Lake Read, ear K 132 WBST MAIN ST,Henry Krahn, SalesmanWiltse FXECTRICALeoto WMI MPhone V 8lilfl M,CLASSIFECRENTS room apartmet with Marvin Shiry, 127 Paari StPhone Uptown 84UHWOm BALEOue Automatic 1951 washer 40, in good condition,Normandy 86524Wet lALli 1944 school boa For in contact Supt Reader FOR RENT Houses on South HewattSK pfnckney Sylvester and Francis ItMltoCall UP 8a419WANTEDBaby Sitting owa trana portatfn Washings done reasonablePet Monkey lost 500 itwafd 1950 Bulefc ear 88O00Mn VaaSklver UP 8990i SPATES Mchne Sharpened,Hat ground01FOR SALE Two Storm Sash 3m sB ea door 36x68,one door 32x66, Door 30x87 all with sash andone studio couch western George Holt Marshall Meabon, 1135 WaitSLE Butternut SqiMpkMarshall Meabon 1189 WallFOH SALELarge Space Heater, 5 gajkon tankKevin Ledwldg Phone VWANTEXPaintng and interior decorating 25 years expariance WillStve free estimatesML A link 8788 Lake view Driveiash Lake, Phone UP 8 5670 FOt SALE1946 Plymouth2 good wow tires xtft Hair qtpper 85Q, J W UaadtUa St, PlnctaieyFOR RENT Thre room horoo bath hot and cold water, TafpSft stov for sale, used 6 years UP 8371PO SAlAJtaftl lstate of AH Uejrlafs WaitedUt GevaldB1KTWYLW7PLEE LAVEY FOR SALE Picture frames,and end tables custom made, Bain 102 12 Main St, Plnoknsr3 Linet Name and Atioresi, StdekrStamp 406 each Fast AccurateIstfVfssBERGEHS RUBBER STAMP 11M1 WDMAKR L SORRELLWater Wells and PumpsAll Makes of Pumps flervteed IS DftxterPincknef Roadlit 454 William DavisAND ROOPINCIOdPhone 717 ,MannmeiitiCenyeatieaalv ,i Realtor, Anaor call 83ujaa HeodFOR lALB t Itfl IT it Ptaaa TraJJ FERTIttZCR COALdim ,JMOW AHO AVOID an BairnOOMKANY tv Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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Ti, , f f f i 4 1 Hfc 4 ar4 THC FINCKNBY IMWAICef Wednesday, January 28,1959 No,1s Mkaifia Mirer and travellers erosinar Bridge tr creating a9f439 moy for northern tourist areasA survey was made ofUtttsts who crossed the bridge lastJttfjr and August, It showed that caofrom 40 of the states were amongcrossing ani on from Alaskaone from the Panama cal25 percent were from outsidMichigan, 80 percent from Wisconsin, Indiana and Ohio One of every 3 vehicles came through the tower peninstil aad 15 per item tas a Canada 1825 cars were headed forSatt St Marie 157 Into Canada and 687 the length of th ipper peninsula iric WiSi utsin Highway ConiHaekie says Micihgas will have anexpressway completed from th southern border of Michigan to theb idg by 1962 Republicans now control the leg isltture 55 to 54 owing to the llnessof Democratic legislator for whatevtr advantage they may enjoy orsuffr in 1990 The Democrats madscertain Republicans would have roassume respoadblity for th recordThe Republicans made certain ot sen atejitrol W putting 13 Democratseff eontoitee but the rib is thevcannot Pass a lpfr without gettiag 56iote and they only hawe 55 School aid is a major issue,The legMature guaranteed the schools SI 90 per pupil but fell ghort 30,000,000 doing thi and the schools had too out an borrow 50,000,000 of thebaks to keep operatingcfaool say 90 par rupii is not enough ,Ti v pupil JWIN SAFETY AWARDSFor the 4th straight ruraliera Gorman Kely jid Harry Murphy ot Plnckney have won the postal afty awards for driving without acidem Aeddeats hold up the mils The nation carrier drive M millionmiles a year37Annualioti Meeting p mFeb 7 Guest Night and onBanquet at high school, 7 p m,April 4 Past Matra Nght at bighehooi 7 f JO C 9 CALEVDABJan 23 p, m IflltiatioaJan 30Rummage Sale at Feb 6tegular meetingFeb 14Sweetheart party at nUniversity pi iMich, Fresh Ajj Camp Feb 20Friendship Night at Fowlerviile Mrs Lontttt Ktthn Mclver died etGreat Falls, Montana, Last weekhe v as the daughter of Mr and MrsMark Kuhn of Gregory Mr and Mrs Ben Bowers a former Fowervile resident was 97 yearsrld last weekDorothy Fisk of Howeil wojicounty pie baking championship fortor 3rd time Coriene Jackson o Fow s 2nd and Barbara Masseyof Pinckney 3rd The Brighton Bull Dogs defeatedSouth Lyon last week 65 to 54 ThisSouth Lyons only loss of the seasBOnly 8 filed for the Slight citycouncil There will be no primary asis required for the election Th Howell Lions Qub received1670 for blind fund work by the wiUol the late Jennie Combs The social welfare office at HoweJireports 115,966 81 spent on directrelief in 1958 double that of 1957dependent children totalled 680,2,adult hospitalizatLon 6852S,county fjrmary 15,926, old af assteta206,235Mrs Jennie Devereaux, former restftnt is a patient in a Reed City hospital t David Wendeli, Jackand Ernest Hady of Howell nw lifted in the navy At the Chamber of Commerce baaquet at How el, Paul Baldwin jr named the man ol the year Donald Maycocjt, 63, formerbulk oil dealer died in McPhVronhospital last week,At the home of Dr May of Howelllost week a Bagwell Booster grodiiwas formed Dr May was countv nigr for Bagwell last fall 773 prisoner were housetf in heLivingston county jail last yms Some One else made a mistake Te Auxiliary said gas tax Je2 a galfon by a pindinf billThis week they had a correction It should hav rad 2 cents a gall The HarleiSASfaV baitR plays at Chtisea Feb M i conservation dept 1 forniiag50 acre lake in Lyndon townsJifpnew Sugarloaf Lake ,Postmaster general abolished 5 ccharge oa mail with sot enough pottonOUR DEMOCRACYby MattlHRONOLOGY 1957ft 1 Born ti 1ed W CoaunifitDUCATOHfiifc rm Mvit ut m THT AXX PAYS OF our y, gHoouw m TWCTHHie RMCT THEor THC AWJIAM M a sou Pijuney Poys imi wildRalph Hall tainlxnv Girl holdpaity Republirunat MrsOct SPinrkney ioses t Dto 0 Natalie Weitzke and liuy W inarrifd Mv Mury uf Detroit buried heir Kiholds open house Oft 11Eva Knyqust elevenM of OKS Glen I i a 11 dies in Cm J CiGROWN, OUfc 5CH00LMVC WIN BROADENED TO MCCT THE NCf POf VOCATtOHAL TMNt WELL Yernon Helms a KiriJerry I JerryMary Go del married Also Culver and Vincent Vmu jris Vjsth Piniwie, IihkJicy iby Boysvilie Occ 2J William Tiplady dieKchard Da row and My ra Jithhhng married Pinkiey lasts t Hut Pinckney Mason o o LewioittiLIVN5, OOltSCHOOUSMOIIC AN0 MOtE, AM TRAIN IN Q THEM IN MOMCV TAHNetMBMTHC rUNPAMCNTALS Of MJioles flic Go school elect juNovi 12DeePinckney loso Kindergarten, Mrs Parks Mark Kraue is making a modeaftplan Bobby Chapman moved ina new houseJeanne MilUer does dishes Penny Peiuras is fn the hospitalDavid Youngs uncle Dave is out ofSouth Lyon will vote this year4 mill tax for school operation Itamount to 450,000COVSTT OOKVBNTOThe spring Democrat couniy A,,vention wfU be IMM Tnurrtay, Wtfk 12, 1959 at 8 P m, at the court houseat Howell o elect 4 delegates to the scat convention The delegates to ihecounty convention art those elected atthe primary election August , 18 Livingston County Democrat Com1A1X NEWS gHting to be theX team i the state They droppedh straight game to Byron Tuesdaynight 63 to 42, Byron was ahead ajllthe way with their star Jim Muo2dropping in 83 points Dave Jacksonhad 13 Dick Kennedy was high for Finckney with il Gordon LaBelle hd10, The Ptnckney Reerve won thrgam 53 to tJVerna Hobft has beanfrein McPherion hospital andbome fast weei She tulered a broken hip In n auto aeddent at the here last W XBW BRIGHTON POSTOFFICECong Chamberlain informs us thatthe postal dept, at Washington IX C,las accepted th bid o tUt BnifHtf Masonic Lodge to build a postoffietthere and lease it to federal ment 4800 year, lodge furnishind air conditioning Thebe 75xldC with 3500 squareft of floor spce and a loading platform of 300square ft, and ample parking spaceThe location is at North and PitreaSts with lodge rooms on terf floorC tbe army Joel Burg visited his brother,Johfc, at college Ricky Smith has anew neice Jerry VanBlaricum has an ice cream maker Debby Michael hadcompany Valeie Kaier has new booths George Pesola Is staying with hisgrandmother Linda Reason got a ring QUJRCHOaiiwik 4 MS00, 100 A M,Weakday 100 A MLFridaySorrowfeJ Mother Noveaa 70 nnvTwo oil wells have bee brought,e in Albion twpCalhoun county,oaW in Pulaki twp Jackson 1 countytest well is also being sunk inSwaa Creek game, refuge , More than 15,000,000 youngmosty pine and spruce baveplaced on sale No ordersfor less than 500 Only 40 percent matte cut for Christmas treesAPPOINTMENTSWe have received Cong CharlesChamberlains list of recomendaions tothe military acadamys There are from Pinckney oa any list andfrom the county for West Pofnthe plum of all FimGraJa afrst re aw glad many fot U school uday JWck Southers aunt fell and hep head Cee Koch mad afort Sharon Peggie wa in Detroit 2 days Bky Micheas had com pany David Ghringer fell thru thetee Mike Brennnamans dad found a dog First Grade, Mtu Aa4ane Jan Whites sister brok her leg tobogganing on Pech MtMary Plummtra, uncle Doug visited her DeWayn Bxt4r helped burn weeds and deailimbs 3uxan Wariftg put bread outand some WaCVMrds came and ate it Christine Line Ws cardinal anl JiiriTiiisom and his dadstudying tracks Dora Mebon has Sandra Bell went toHarold KoUteter skatingBechelari fanner broke hs armRandolphs brother had a birthdaythis week He saw 4 pfeeasants GaryBurg waw 14 birds at Ms feedex Hevisited hi brother in Tpsiiaati Satu Iriaay atter Novnna430 to 50 P M30 to 900 P MCkurchJfiara Beachy, PastorJ Supt Walter EachWoraalp 1000rllowaWp 3ern g00 p QiSummmer Ott 29CaiU GiTyrz 4nPinckney home foining ganu Iaii I dies Pinrknev loses u Minand SiotkbridK iin toKG ward Guys and Gen1 M Aincliigirls James Gaidneis, Can 1 Coi ts ad liank JjaiJcy LeysNov J Leiciats suvep eltiiOES installatioji iPheJsoii Ksiii Wiljianis winsUere I,i2 to J5hunters leavings to Soutji, Lyon Mivin Campbells obeive silver wedding Lewis oste niJahciJe TJnu ton William Murphy dieNov Judge Mike Curand announces candidacy, Ifariy 1c1 disi Pinckney finally wins eat i ir J Ii lo 0, Retarded children weekNov 2ary Nash to IKLU1 Luij jje MUMUar Uysliophy Ii icMiiyOeev shot Hugh iJoojittlf and ,Iu,i Siripter dielX, 5 Masons el jn liMovsky and GaiyGtoitfi1 Biuntons iilivrv crsaiy Norbert Lavej, Mares dieDrct ICuris HKAVH diicl et 11000 in FowleivilrobberyDec 17 MasonicOales Oarrett ronviiiiM hy juiV, appeal, t iJurtland Waller ClarkKorabaeher John oberls die De 24Wiliiani Caverly, MiK dieJanet ShirJev anrinurried iiikne jov10 442health srhjho be awarded Jam, Haas andClark JaiiHs Purlermurried The Castro executions of th vaaBaptista followers in Cuba iajccdiug despite American Castiu say it i nozM of OUT and, they will continueThert have been 300 o far and 1000 I risonera are awaiting uial Tktrials are it farce The accused haveno iuunnl and the judges are three army officers Lately thehave ben hd in municipalMiifi iTuwds ot 1300 allowed to pro seiituiuePliciiures of Castrothtat ol a skid row bumitis is for pruprogana purposes only it hr 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From X a m to 4 P nvREGISTRATIONMONDAY FEBRUARY 9th 1959Thf Thirtieth day preceding said ElectionFrom I oclock s m until 8 oclock p m on said day for tfctpurpoie of RKVIKWINO the REGISTRATION and REGISTER TNG luck of th qualified electors in said CITY as SHALLBRLY apply threforTh narni of no person but an ACTUAL RESIDENT ofprtciaet at the time of registration, and entitled under thettltutim, If remaining such resident, to vote at the next hall be entered in the registration bookElector Unable To Make PersonalApplication, ProcedureSKC 504 Any elector who if unable to make personal application for rtgiKtriiiion bnus of physical disability or absence flem the Tow inlii ily or Village in which his legal residenceif Wated, may In registered prior to the close of registrant before ay election or primary election by securing from thClerk of the Township, City or Village in which is located Jiblegal residence, duplicate registration cards and executing laduplicate the registration affidavit before a notary public rther officer legally authorized to administer oaths and returningueh registration cards to the Clerk of the Township, City mVillage before the eloae of office hour on the last day of regbj tration prior to any election or primary election The notarr pukHe or other officer administering the oath shnll sign his nrrnne mthe line for the signature of the registration officer and deltamate his titleUnregistered Persons Not Entitled To VottSEC 491 The inspectors of election at any elee on or ptfmary election in this State, or in any District, Counts TownsfolkCity or Village thereof, shall not receire the vote any person whoee name is not registered in the registration kpok of theTownship, Ward or Precinct in which he offer to tfu As nraTided nnder Act 31, P A 1954 VTransfer of Registration Application, Tintt 6EC 506 Any registered elector may upon change of resfratnee within the City cause his registration to be transferred to his new addreta by sending to the Clerk a signed request, atatinfhis present addresa, the date he moved thereto, and the addreatfrem which he was last registered, or by applying in person tma traufer loch transfers shall not be made withtn the 30 dajftext preeeding any election or primary electroMILDRED ACKLSY CiERKj Sugar and Spice and Everything NiceQuit n fw American families wouldnt be serving fruit cake as1 Christmas day dessert if it had not been for the British sailorsft several centuries agoThose British sailors must havebeen as shrewd as they were ob pnvant In the Orient they ateCakes made with fruit They likrdi, of treescame trona the FarEastAlthough fruit cake was madeavriibie to the western world by British sailors, the first fruiti cake, as we know it, probablyj was baked in Egypt several cen tvi ies a so It consi of several I kinds of tropical fts, sugar,ulat meal, spices, ol and honi ey all collected by the Egyptiaahousewife In rodcrn America, the house wife may walk into a bakery orgrnrvi y store and buy a deliciousfruit cake of almost any sue,them aad asked for th recipesiXimy lot them, and with an eyeiJt for a few extra shillings and pounds, they also returned toftttr homeland with the ingredients accessary to the baking ofa fns cake Recipes were jeal miardad by too sailors ft fcifbrmation gathAmerican Institute ofIgo, the sailors obrantf and raisins from Turk Citrus peel came from from Spainive the bark Hiand with a minimum of effort And the cake she buss is thafinishing touch for the best mealfto be served during the hlid 7ff48YAfpresident of thOd Boys aad Girls Aa ti eir reunion Aug, 2 3, this W A Reynolds haVJiritfiom ihe Jackson and Adria poultryhi own with ni Black Hi scored a total of 940 poiats Teeple Hruvr was advertialiifsoft coal for 4 a ton and horas Man1 U ts, Wt W Barnard tailor made suiujj tor 15 to Puluhui, the Hindoo mystic, hlajjSwiss Bell Ringers and moving pic tures drew full houses 3 night fet , v eek Standing room only Mrs Anna Dunlavy ,wldow oi Fid Punlavy died in Webster Jan 12 Dr H F Sigler and grandsaos, liollis and Donald attended tha autoshow in Detroit Friday ,The jjurkhard Motion Picture ShowH at the opera house Feb 4t 2,3 William Grocinger schooloner died Jan, 20 He was afor the Coldwater home for orphans v hen a boy but by hard work and persuavrance attained a high PlaceLast week Will Eile of PortagiJake saw a black dog come out of hole He dug down and found 5 pups, Will MiJleiugot one of them He says il resembles a couFred Teeple showed Barred Rocksat the Ypsilanti poultry show l43t j week and tok 4 prizes St Marys church gave a social at The Hotel Tuomey Thursday night, j Mrs Hiram Kennedy the formerJennie Bennett died at Crestonjpwalast, week jMJS F, L Andrews and daughter, Florence are moving to DetroitMrsWill Miller and Ida Markhamv we in Jackson Friday Geoige Hassencahl has bought theJrla Wheeler faimSadie and Joie Harris are htffleftom Eaton Rapids and Lansing, The Gregory business section nowhas P electric lights put up by Unce McCleerThe Gregory Gun Club held arock shoot Saturday CharlesclrnS side won Mjlo jshani houghl theliotel and js learng it down Ella Murphy is taking 2 weeks vartion Ilom the Eainen school Hersistei Fannie is teaching for her Glen Dartow was neither absent orla rely the first semester Top Hess who lives at the Fraik fVvs home nas emolled in the inof 2S Agoi nek ncr Independents played afuhc niclt with Co l of Ann or Saturday jiight The reservesIDSI S to 17 hul iht first team won 17t,i 2t Swarihout aad 17 points and ton 32 1o 20 Pjnckny high schoo lost to Briglion to 20 licit VjinBlarirum was married tohs lioiu ,Iuris Jast week a BowlIyi Cartel1 and Robert Wilson ivere marrjeci at the Methodist churchi Whitnioie Lake Saturday Iinckney will vote Ffl 5 to bondf,i 2U,IKU to build an addition on1 lie schoolThe SoreNsori Gear Company hascdel more men and doubled the cap ity of their plant Mr, and Mrs tohn Oinkel left Wed ,ncsday for FJorida f jMrs, Wayne At Lee, Mary Jane, ,Mrs Fred Head and daughters, KateIilloway, Polly DillonPuth Devereaux saw the play anWinkle at Ann Arbor last w Born lo Mark Nash and wife Jann6a girlP H Swarthot and Galbralth Gorman were in Stockbridge last weassisting the Stockbridge undertakerin tiie funeral of the 3 Munith drown is Raymond and Vern Hoffman andHerman Tisch,The high school has 2 new pupilsLuejla Eichhorn and Joan Mer 1 schmid, iVelma Lazlo and Loma Weelcswere not absent or tardy th firtsemester Dr Neil McClear has bought the t dmtal practise of the late Dr Holt at Stockbridge,Bart Harris has bought 40 acres oftimber on th Haz farm ABBA Sabowtk, Eva Grlx, DOBEvans, and Larry and Francis Giixof Detroit spit Sunday with Ger Ledwldge Lorna Weeks jRip esCANND GOODS SHOEf V GENTS FURNISHINGKENNEDY GENERAL STORE iiuouiiuauiiiiuiiiiiiuiiuiiiititESTABLISHED 1865 INCORPORATED 1915If I pay by check,hew will I gat receiptsTQ answer in a word Automatically Whenever weptj a check drawn by one of our checking depositors oa his or her account with us, we punch holes in thecheck to show that it has been paid With the payeesMdorsement and this cancellation, the check itselfbtcomes a receipt We return all cancelled checks toAc drawer with our periodic statements of account Tills automatic receipt feature is just one of the advantages of paying bills by bank check Enjoyem alii We invite you to open your accoyot hfgelMePherson StateBankServing Since 5Membe r F D I C Servin a Sinc e 1865 r Putna m Township ,Januar y 13 , 195 9Regula r meetin g o f townshi p boar dM I tow n hall Present Hende e Wy lie , ReynoidsKennedy AbsntWhiie iMeetin g catte d t o orde r b y Supe rviso r Hendee Ther e wa s n o ol d bus Mich, Bel l Tel Co 5 phone sPmckne y Postoffic c stamp s437P62o 8274,5 2Cousin s Printing , env , 45 0Oi l C o fue l oi l tow n hal l 649 4V PINCKNE Y KIWAXI S NEW STa x Russell f schoo l de l ta xFran k Nichol s an d wif e o f Mi o ar espendin g th e winte r wit h he r daug h r Mr Kathry n Smit h a t Dovr ,Monda y the y wen t t o HoweU , Thj ylos t contro l o f thei r car near th eMarth a far m an d it hi t a tr Mn ,Kichol t wa i take n t ohoit i wit h brekt m of meetin g Tec 9 wer e ren dI an d approved Motio n b y Wylie , 2n d b y tha t th e fif e dpt , b e authorize d opurchas e tw o 2 fir e suits Carrie dunnamtouaty Motfo n b y keiinedy , supporte d h yRtynold s tha t th townshi p pa y th eUvinsto n Count y Roa d Com 6O Tfo r labo r pos t fo r Inrtalln g thre e 3 biidge s o n th e Bcntle y Lak e Rd Car rtodedbKpGoFWpfmnMBBtIMttt no vMotio n b y Wyll supporte d b y Ken nt o pa y followin g bill a s read The Pinckne y Kiwani s j s Jayin g1 an lo r it s year s activitie s unde r it sre v presiden t Cliffor d VanHorn I n additio n t o conductin g th e summ Kennney , supplie s f or hal l 101 e b as e bal l progra m fo r th e commw nDispatc h ,env ta x not26L 0 it y yout h an d sponsorin g th e Bo yScout s the y hav e pledge d a substa ni i l amoun t V assis t Nanc y Nas h i nIf v lou r o f Kurop e wl h a n An n ArO r usica l choru s an d Caro l Mille r to wK 1 he r expense s t o h Gir l Scoa tNationa l Jamboree Fosters Fy r Fyt r ser, coat s Lave y Hardware , supplies , hal l 30 0Nor a Lem m clea n tow n ha l 50 0Phi l Gentile , conih , door upp 71J Murnay , Kennedy eriv stamp s ,i0 Iiv Co , Soe Wei Nov 502fi 6Liv Dept Soc Wef 203o DLiv Co Roa d Co m 60,o OlNotio n carrtedj Th e boar d approve d th e name s o f Tnto raise fandi the clu b i sa communit y calendar I tmi s ma y lis t Wrthdays f anhiver fijiies , nieeti n date s etc , a t 25 e a list Richar d Mille r an d Jame s Doyl e a s il1 R nimunit y organisation s thVl rlirema n an d Joh n Burg , a s permanen t sedu1e d events , o r listin g se e How ecretar y o f th e Pmckne y fir e dept Th e boar d se t Monday , F eb , tf 195 9 fo r townshi p caucuses Motio n t o adjour n carried , crd Thayer , Clil f Mijle r o r Bill lMurra y J Kennedy , Twp , cler k o tU to xftit tMarch 3 th Kiwani s wil l hol d aPancak e Suppwr , courtes y o f Quake rtorvPINCKNn DKSrAtW I Wednesday , Jantr y 28,195 0iKNSATIONA LPRBMIU MOFFER DOUBLEWALLINSULATEDTUMBLERSTILLED WITH DELICIOU SCOTTAG E CHEESEInioi d wit h Thre e Dimensiona lGol d Wrough t Iro nin Eigh t Decorato r Color sAt Sensational Saving with Your Purchase ofCottage CheeseA n innovatio n in tumbler s Thermoram aTumbler s kee p drink s col d o r ho t hour s longer Prevent s furnituremarrin g sweatin g an d chille dhands Th e magi c is in the doubl e wal l construction A n insulatin g vacuu m insure s refreshingl y coo ldrink s dow n t o th e ver y las t sip Excitingl y differentThermoram a Tiim 1 Sar e inlai d wit h a full y contoure d wrough t iron A n excitin g ne w concep t in tumbler s , ,Theyl l b e th e env y o f you r guests Create d b y a famou s desig n studi o thes etumbler s fit an y decor , moder n o r traditional ,indoo r o r ou t an d ca n b e use d yea r round A sensationa l premiu m value Thermoram aTumbler s woul d cos t 1,2 5 each at retail Your sfo r a limite d tim e onl y a t a sensationa l saving swit h delicious , tast v cottag e cheese vStar t you r se t today A ne w gorgeou s dec orato r colo r eac h ueek Orde r you r wonderfu l Thermoram a Insulate dTumbler s fro m you r milkman , o r bu he m a tyou r neighborhoo d grocer y o r super m rii Wagoners Grocer y606 6 PINCKNE T ROA D Qualit y Merchandis eLO W PRICE SBee r an d Win e T o Tak e 0 PHON E HOWEL L 705J 2HELLER S FLOWER S SA Y I T wit h FLOWER SPHON E 28 4 riuWELL MICHIGA NMerr y Christma s an d Happ y Ne w Yea r t o Al l COA L SUNOC O FUE L OI L Ul l VP NO W AN D PA Y B Y TH E IH1 C MONT HALH O HAV B 4 LARG E NTOC K 0 1 XMBE R it Il l U SPHON E HAMILTO N 6 8119 DEXTE RD , L HOt t SON SURXTE K MICHIGA NSTOC K BRIDGE , MIC H Hickory Ridq e Dair ywas h afte r was h afte r was ht waiwaj s plent y 0 1 no t w el THF P1NCKNE Y tTj I T MO T GE T A LO T fo r io afte r loa d o f i r cleanest , whites tlundryever An d washda y o r an y day , yo u ca n b e confiden t tha t a n electri c wate rhitter, , plu s Edison s Supe r Suppl y Plan , wil l provid e ho t wate r fo r al lotht r famil y needs , too Hert s th e convenient , moder n wa y t o GE T I T HO T GE T A LO Tfo r a n operatin g cos t a s lo w a s 38 8 pe r month QIH y thctrt c wate r toaters five yo u al l th t Imoort advantages Ma h Privilige s Author inckney , Michiga nA M ,4 1 Marc h 8 , 181 7Subscriptio n Pric e flR O a Yea r11 4 sout h Howel l St , Pincnkey , i Bor n t o Mr an d Mrs Thoma s B asol e o f StockbridgeMaii a McCle er c i SLoekhidg c Jan , 2 2 a so nTom Hitte r ha d th e fl u ove r th eweek end bu t I s recovere d now Th e Meiwi n Campbell s visite d th eCharle s MoDaniel s famil y in Chelsea Sunda y Mrs , Tan o Clar k an d rhilrr n o fDexte r ai e ivt th e Mar k Nas h hom evhil e he r luiNlmn d is at th e wel l dril ler s cftiivcntio n a t Urbana , HI Th o Clif f Miller s wer e Sunda y nit eguest s o f th e Winsto n Baughns Th o Ambros e Kenneay S ot Ponta can d th e Gerr y Eirhman s wer e Satu rda y dinne r quest s o f th e Lloy d Hen PUTNAM TOWNSHI P TAXE SEfficientth e hea t goe s int o th ewate r x Fastnew , mor e efficien t heatin gunit sInstal l anywherenee d no t b e fx Oute r shellcoo l t o th e touc h al l nea r a chimne y overX j Loh g lifemee t Edison s rigi d x Ediso n maintain s electrica l part s Standard s without charg ex Automatical l th e tim ex Safecleanquietmoder no r applianc e deale r DETROI T ED E IRVI t lOUTHTiR N MI J Born t o Rober t Moffa t an d wif e ftSwarthout s C ove Portag e Lak eFrida y a t St Jo e hospita l a son Merli n Lavp y wen t t o St Jo e ho siital Saturda y an d brough l hi s wife ,Marth a an d ne w so n Davi d Thomas ,home Mrs Franci s Robinso n attende d ameetin g o f th e Ell a Parki n Clu b a tVVyandoit e Monda y Lind a KeJlenberjfe r o f Pinfkn yapn t th e week end wit h IMH C IVf cAfee Lind a Kellnnborppr Tpsli oAfee , Barbar a MrAfee Duway ntcrberry , Baibar a Massse y an d Ji mPearso n o f Howell attende d th eMarc h o f Dime s dinne r a t th eBrighto n Yout h Cente r Saturday Th e Cliffor d Miller s verp Satur da y evenin g guest s o f th o Georg eEngqiHst sTh e Pinckne y school s wer clos e 1dow n her e las t week from Tuesda yo n du e t o ic y roads The y reopene dMonda y bu t th e busse s onl y wen t o nth e mai n road s ,Rev Keit h Ruegsegger s ne w ad rirexs is Troy , Mic h Mr anr i Mrs Do n SwarthoU t oh sirv e thei r 25t h weddin g anniversar yo n Feb 3r d nex t Cas s Clinto n wen t hac k t o Blfco kLak e 4ast week wher h e is helpin gti s brothe r remode l hi t horn AND DO G LICENSE S AR E NO W DU EPAYABL E A T M Y HOM E 54 5 E PUTNA MMONDAY S AN D SATURDAY S fi A M 5 P M HELE N REYNOLDS , TREASURE RPHON E U P 8 992 2Stanle y Dinke l an d sou ,ver e clearin g road s a t th e school slus t week Johnn y handle s th e tructu rIk e a vetran r vTh e Counl y DeMola y cliiito rfi an d wen t tu ik LJOJUJH lunkySaturday Donni e Baughn , Jii l,ude n an d Lurr y ranSlanibroii v un t fio m her eRev Keit h Ledwidg e ui Jackio ncalle d o n hi s mother , Mrs Lfdwidg e Sunday IIill wit h Kar l Saver y an dfitcor y o f Dexte r wer en aiHi i last Tuesda y ii McMjirkc n hom e a t Pat ke iiinJ i Cicc fro m a n over Monda y aJteinoou No don Th e fir eTh e Ambros e Kennedy s spen t th e j, nry s Sunda y tin t out , iia y iuwy of Gregor y caiUe dn Vin Whiff s on e da y las t week Th e Kcii h Bradbury s of Dexte r an dth e Lambe t IIeiry s calle d o n th e Jess eweek end wit h th e Irvi n Kennedys Th e Vinc e LaRos a famil y wei e inVhitmor e Lak e Sunday ,Mesriame s Deais e LaRosa , Ros a L aan d Sall y Doyl e wer e in Howel lVV F Clos e an d wif e f Linde n an dh e Alle n Dinkel s wer e Sunda yMrs Mar y Elle n Rea d w as a dinne rgues t a t th e Edwar d McPhergo nhom e in Howel l Saturda y tThursday Davy Burn s ai d Jimm y Lave yGeorg e Moabo n an d wif e calle d a t Lave y ffave BilI y mi n a farew nSt Jo e hospital at t An n Arbo r las t part y a t tn e Burn s hom e Saturda yvee k wher e Mr a Meabon s sUter , nigh1 H e s 1 o marrie doi is a pat lent Th e Brando n White s jr wer e Satu rda y dinnne r guest s o f th e Georg e Va nNorman s Th e White s ar e movin g 1 oA an Arbo r wher e the y hav e bough t ahom e To Burn s an d famil y ot Milfot dd Mrs Threas a Coyl e wer een d guest s o f th e Ha y Burn s family ,Tn e L J Henry s entertaine d thei r wt o Marjori e ODonne o f An n Arbor The y wil l liv o in th o Jo e Gentil e pt Le e Lave y an d wif e lef t fo r St , Pet crsburg , Florid a thi s week for a tV a l week s stay Mrs Mar y Elle n Rea d leave Feb t h t o driv e he r motber MMri G0f ild f o f An n Arbo r t o Florid Sh ewil l sta y severa l week s an d fl ychildre n an d familie s Sonda y , Th e Harol d Henry s spen t th e wek nt gen d a t Ottaw a fihio with he x parent s t r yr a Eleano r Ledwidg e wil l Uk dax c f he r childre n Mrs Mega n Meye r A t Le e i s ahospita l S o i s h 5 V,s vHESPIJiFrrV Pfj v , iJurtfRit HATES ON SALE HEREFRIDAY JANUARY 301959 730 to 930 AT THE LYLE JONTCS STORE DOUGLAS PARMENTER MGR FOUR H TRIPLE CLEF DANCE AT MARION TOWN HALL SATURDAY JANUARY 31 1959 MTISIC BY OIELKKA OR HENTK ADMISSION l,ee per couple Fourth Grade,Our officers for the 2ad Pres, Frank Zezuka Vfea Pint, C nthia Hughes Sec JamatTieav, Linda Fritsch, Nickygets along fine n ogtychej Nancy Bond a d Linda Clough brought miaatarc g rrins lo school , Mra Hratie a and 5thThe winners of the speU down werelen Knorr y Nancy Waring, DonaldiioUister 4th grade Jack Haaa JHQ sholle Randall , Poyce Cocanover SueThompsons uncle is sick Larry For eign lent his auut 9 he was sevtngior a new bike She gave him a bike LivMie Wylie has new ska teg BobbyCurls lias a nw cuusin and hia aunt married t 9ae Cur A OR private entrance refrifaaterRitter T V, ServiceLake, Pinckaegr,FOR RENTHome, UP t 5541US Webeter StHAVlTsOME REAL if Iff THftaJJtf Wfcltmere Lake IXDOOR ARCHERY RANGEROMES ARCHERY SHOP Fifth Grade, Mrg ReneSpelling bee winners were LindaVariBlaiijtum Judy BorovskyfOaig, Linda Shirey, Joyceda Wylie, Jim Douglas Jennae Dtvioa ork bok arithmetic tP ten were TO RENTTour rooms and bathun furnished Phone UP 83124 IFOR Room Sn, Tab45fty Saturday, Jan 3d, 31 Double FeatureDLux and Cinemac4 ColorFORT MASSACRE WittJeel McOea, Forest Tucker anil Susan Abbott fMain St, Stokbridge Mich Linda Shirey Marr Suiiivan, Lioda Wylie, Qair Bell, Alan Burg, JennieJoyce Kingf ChristineMonM Wed, and Thurs,OPEN SHOOTINGTues, Fri, Sat,I Special Instructions for Beginner to, Six Chain, Buffet GhSaa CabnetWoodroe Masaty Phone UP 32r 933 Ru Lake Roa jBARGAINSFOR THE MONTH OF JANUARYf jCULVER BAILEY ITHE MONUMFNT MAN St HewUHewell 411Wfer Yeualwr MtnMrbt lae IJiJYft HEMDEE1GANG WARPicturewttaCharles Bronaon and Kent TaylorSunday Mondayf Feb fl 2Flight from RealityJean Simons, Dan OHerljhy and Rhonda FleminginHOME BEFORE DARK 730 to 10000Custom Madt ArrowAuthorized Bear Dealer BUSINESS OPPORTUNITYobbbie Rooke, Jewel Pablicki Linda male or femal from thia area,Glbcrtson and Jim Douglas We an ted to gervtee and collect iron auto oik ing fractions Jennie Devtea, matte dfspencing and trnmemrat deMike Carver, Kbbbie Rtxjke and Jim vieee No fleljing Age not egntial 1Douglas got 100 in a 45 problem test Car ,rfference and 4f to 7e0 werk jJudy Borovsky, Sharon Froehlich Jng rpfa necessary 7 to 12 keuM TC vel Pablkki bi,vays trs v tok weekly nets 3M monthly PoealbUiiy j j DR L i WcCLOSKtYuvxvtocmWEEKLY TUTS TO1HONC V Sft47riuwk y pCOMrunv elephone Office bfOur Alaska units will be ready Wed resday I Sixth Grade M,r TaschWe had KinK and Queen for a dayhcidie McKenna was King and VlrgDJ Stiunk queen We had to addrts FOR SALEKitchen Ran,fretn Zimbalist jrt Mabe Alhertaon and Steve DunaneColor Cartoon and LaU News Sales and Mfg Pox 6113, Chift Dart Tuea thru Sat Frb S thri 7ornahinf reality of small town lifeFrank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Shirley BISIXFSS OPlOKTirNITYMAX OR WOMANRpsonsibh pernn fioir this arei them as your majeily We learnedto service and colUct from cigarette i llher way to multiply fracttottf rib pern crs, Xo selHng Car referemts j fcNV officers aieires, Steve Kantnd Sfi73 to 32245 investment nvss , nolph Vice Pre ,Carol Tauriaiiwnfiry7 to 12 hours weekly net xvil Sec Dennis Hollister Treas , Pat Willnt income Possible full time work, shire We are reading more books for local interview ive phone and nkla inieinfUional Seventh Grade ,Mrs Cawo of HI Tnc P Judy Borovsky waf 11 yearaso 111 I Jhursday James Shireys uncle s time wirk I oi local interview full particular phon WriteP O Box 7004, Mpls, ll Minn, IERT WYUE,, farm sUe, 4 burner Hot Point, baking and warming oven fJWO, Keroseneatove ,3 burner, yk new 105O,Elect ric Piate2 burner JSO, new IroningBoard 275, Day Bed with goodFOR SALE 1954 Chevrolet ton ,JMOOO mfljs 6 ply tireatf 1ALM 1UP I14iOr H R Holmquut 14 a MILL m Mlek Fheae Vt REA L ESTAT EFenM, Uemac , Lak eButee eREASO NBroke r tt t Ntrt kPKN C U P ttil ti Marye d a 32 inc h pike Ther e wer e FO R RKNTWinlenzo d coltag e in ou r clas s toda y ,du e t o Sno w XK19Thretiff b Satwa ft c S m4 5 to 7b y AaMjintmea lA C 7209 1Ws tBtlGHTO N Kfndi o f Rea l Sfetat e 01Wante dMai n Offic e I f A 6Slt t a ttag e Lak e Rod , nea t N 13 2 VES T MAI N ST , PINCf Henr Krahn , Saltgrna nSOM E CAM E RITNNINfl i n Mctrocojo r an d Cinemascop eCtjo r Cartoo n an d Nmv LOST Rod Irish Sutler Wil l yVanSkive rHoy Reaso n an d son , Bo b ,wer e fis hin g a t Hus h Lak e Sunda y bu t di d no thav e muc hBottl e Ga sCOOKIN G WATE R HMTI N AN DHOME HEATIN G The Ggral d Reason s an d M t J Rea so n an d wif e wen t t o th e graduatio nSunda y at Wester n Stat e College ,o i th e formers sonjnlaw Pau l Fre dirk H e i s th e husban d o f Shirle yKeason Nanc y Spi t tie r Nlle a t Norfol k ,Virginia ,Alteratio n Dressmakin gWYLI E L P, GA S SERVIC E Pcfalxlng I n Dreasa eWome aB Y Appointmen t OaJ rU P ftf e1 3 HOWEL LPinckney sVEGETABLE SQUALIT YMAIKCTnUCE SCOURTCOU S SERVIC E TOR SALE Ttail rCLASSIFIE DO 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 28, 1959 Description An account of the resource January 28, 1959 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1959-01-28 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/ae72ae937863a859935bebb8abc44281.pdf d5bd1fe473de7ae7e6fd0fe376045daf Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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i K JO their families wil l ttaUt by 1970 Stat e par k fee s wil l b e propose di n th e legfelatur e thi s y ea rWilliam s votoe d 2 fe e as r appropriation fro mfujlu i Th e pla n thi s ye r 2 a yea r o r 2 5 cent s s day iiaroni COUNT Y COWVKNTIO VTh e sprin f Democra t count y v vnmentio n wil l b M i Thundaj , r 12 tf 195 9 a t 9 P m a t th e cour t hou t Howel l a elec t 4 delegate t ot convceitiom Th e delegate s t ocount y coafjitfc a ar thos e electe d a tth e primaracUo B Augus t 7 ,Livingsta Qmniy Democra tFeb 7 Gfe Nia t an d Veniso nJUaqur t a t jMS k school p m ,Feb 10Wf k l a E A degre e Feb WrH i distric t meetin g a tYpsUan U Mpaal c templ e 8 p m , t 0I P I g t ttember of Boar d ath d pas t master s can vote o n thU April ft Has t Master Nigh t tcttbs d 7 p m o a GALOTBA RFeb 6ftejtiJa r mattin gFeb 14JSwitfcear t part y tUniversit y oi iMich Fres h Ai rFab 20FrieaiaU p Nigh t a t Fowie vtllo Regula r maetin g o f Circl e wit ht Eloys ampb Feb 5 at l3 0 p , ai5 Stock bridg e burne d las tGeorg e William s ot Plainfiel dtu d brok e severa l rib s las t wee kPatrio a Chane y na s bee n name dth e Bett y Crocke r Hontemake r o ff owlervill e hig h school Marvi n Alle n an d Fre d Tomli n dF owlervill e hav e complete dtiainin g a t Ft Knox , Ky an d ax eunkin g militar y polic e trainin g a tCam p Gordo n ,Ga Ther e wer e 333 2 adu K almison san d 70 4 birth s a t McPherso n hospita llas t yea r Th e averag e sta y wa s 6 1da y 119 0 operation s wer e perfor me i an d 25 0 traffi c accide cared orChelsea is asking contributionsto fit the McKune home left totity, for use as a libraryDue to bad weather only 40 showrtt spftt the annual CMMse fox h iD Waterloo One fox waa shotThe South Lyon school election torond for 450,000 is March 12 George Bredvik oi South Lyonhas been nominated for the US Air Force Academy by Cong ChamiiVans hospital Brighton issu 1n appeal for a certain type of bloodhi si week 17 pmts were received and 15 others volunteered It was warnedMrs Wm Prevette wife of aor who suffered a miscarriageThe long winter has depletedlom supply for Brighton famousmill pond ducks and an appeal totfunds has been made Joyce Rettinger has been namedBuy Crocker Home by Brighton highschool , The Bagwell Booster dub held C DCMOC ACYfvtctuato NewsCurretTHE PLANK KOAD KAZK The Hy Lighter, the MichiganHs Uil UinOF , W0 M TMC PilTIN A VlfC6tN LAND, ALASKA WITH ITSMODgffATC COASTAL TMPeATURESAND VAST AT,UAAL RCSOURCffft 16Mf rEittntntarr School Ktodergarten, Mrs, Parks Sharon Lttdwitf has a permanent,Mary Schrotdtr had company fn the piaitk roads of eari Miihiun,LhetaA attempt to et better iiignwa t When thi stale wus eUltt aitei me wai of lblli there were hiyliwayito speak ot only Indian liuiis la ,i , va nnstJy hy horseback, as ii wad only way to get througu M in Jej Uk tty Llieif fi bridges beiweeii Letrit ami Tin n she came here Thus wjie the niiiKitiin it ghway ,nmiits au coinnii, W n ihe ia 1 h muttJ yrVork stale claims io haethe first lunk iiaii in ifl4 ULW the Ugislatu isutu a 1 ii ter lo the ieit, Ilyniuuin uini Anbor Turijpikt Company Jo Luiid a ruaci, in 1M4 iliaiiers io build plaik road lioin 1to 1orl Huron SyUauia ii,t BlisssHekt, Corrunu io Noi i Iruiiji tn and Marshall to Inioii itiive i were ail buili by jjriatt lniiiviis whi toiincti i oinaiii and ui xlock to lajsc the nioiuv liu ii pitvdei these plank roads sliould m rods wide with Hi ft, oi ood e nuds iud ai lea N ft i n1 with piank N It lii and thick, Ther musi bo drainaon both sides Then MIIJIII usually set up sawmills and cut the lumber along the J oud oi 11 nt1 and nitkjhere weie plenty uf iiv1 tlun,J1 u nitThe Hetroit News had a nkeviiteup of Seftn Lavan son of rhetartin La vans whom it credits withputting Brighton in first place in theWayneOukland League, He nevertayed before this year Howell police handled 6318 enselast year including Io8 accident and 0 fire calls They issued 217 trafficticket,7ft btiiFding permits were Issued inoweU last year and 718 in thecounty to f skate Eddie Williams sisterher face when she fell off a sledTomWaring and Johnny Myers visited the for th blind at LansingValKaisers dad was kicked by a Jimmy VanBaricum has a flying saucerBabara Wilson called hergrlndmother in Canada Pamela ay T0 47 The I score was tied up to the last few tecstayed aU night at his granfathers rottaga Kenny Hall can drivet tractor Mikesled has an alactrcWEDDINGOn Saturday morniagThomas Church ,AAn Arbor Mari01 if ODonnei daughter ot Mr, aJid Mrs,Jb ODU ODosjall of Ann Arbor, wasto William Miller, son of Mr,and Mrs Clajr JOUtr of PJnckaay, Hev, Ft Schlaf oCdriatiagThe brides dress was white laceover satin, ballarino length withcrown and fUgertip veil Her flwere white roaja and a white orchi corsageThe maid of tenor was her ssteMaureftn ODojBi He drs wapale bjue nylon over satin and hDowers yellow baby mum and cenfv biuo carnatioaa The bridesmaids,Joanne Stnelill, Ann Arbor, Car lMiller Pinckney and Shirley Miller it Buck Lake wort similar costumesTerry ODofinell, brother of the bridewas rlaf bearer aad her sister fPatrjoia flower girl Richard Miller Was his brother sbttt man and whtn were David Burns and Jim Dauit of Pinckney There are 7 candidates for the , first GrtJa W TtiaisTtHowell city council Robert Craig, I Terril Bells family painted theirTred Rog Lyman Fay, Louis Bet Aouse Mike Brenneman had company r liarold Borden, Lloyd Chrtr Kathy Gamers aunt visitfd herKaren ords when Denny Ckrk and Gordonmade good oa a couple ofthrows Denny Clark was higitor Pinckney with 25 ,The Junior Varsity also won theigame 52 to 31, David Dariuw had 14Points for Pinckney The Juniors won 5 games Mauchester who has not beengood sprang a surprise by beatinSouth Lyon 52 to 47 Ron Fox of Man cheater who has been inelgible returntd to the game and got 12 pointsTM drops South Lyoo u a tie with Boyville who beat Dextei 52 to 42Brighton continued their winnUi weif spikcci to stSJ nreality theft1toad , only S It ui 1lanLThey should not bcorduiuy loads IIIKSMampy places by Ittviiig ltgs wise and putting griivvl dill oroil top of them ,L he road iind Little Purlagf LuktsFreeman Wfbl in 1847 was Cost o ruilcliuJ4 aBiin loai athe d u,ilibuilt iimi, John Proctor, Gus Risssman, Darrow went tobogganing Also Halite streak by defeating West Bloomtdd Douglas Swan 6 are to be nominated Kiaser DarU Kesslers mother had a 48 to 47 They trailed the last fewr liff Heller has no opposition for may bjrtiwiay Esther Kteer and Gene Kocn 5etondiS wlien Seftn Uvftn Q Wer Ute Thelr bu WouW noi fim Appleton who rnade the winningMrs, HerberfGlllette of Howell feJ Ralph Roths ande Frank could not goal Appleton had 29 pointson the ice and broke her ankleweek Hartland high school ha naied2ella Smith DAR representative The marrriage of Brenda Beurmanrift ugh er of the Miller Beurmans toCerr Humphries is announced The Livingston CountyWomen have elected Mrs Williampresident Kay Nototny, Bill Park andMoyne Wyofff , Howell seniors go noEurope this summer as exchangestudents Mrs Anna Alt 96, mother of Prof,Glen Alt of Ann Arbor, ded at the Stin on Nursing Home ,Ypsilanti, Friday start his car, Dick Souther went tobofganag and Terry Russel visitingFirst tij KatAryn ThayerJerry Colone hiked in the woodsCathy Salyer went to a show Martel in Roth to Detroit Saturday Susan BASKET BALL SCORESEverett 61 ,HowelU 46 Brighton ,West Bloomfield 47 Ypsi St JohnsBowles grandparents visited herMaii a4, Whitmore Lake 20 Milaa 63,Chfll Halnes give her dog away Dona ea M Dundee 59, University 44 SalLemm went sledding, Laura Whitley ire 48 Roosevelt 45 Lansing Easternekating and Patty VanBlaircum ice 49 Alln Stockbridge 66, Oxewith bar daAThey got some mds 44 Webberville 79 ,Byron 61,Sttvt Betts is moving to lak Lesl ster, Aan Maria Reads sistr ,MarySusan fell out of bed and broke herj PUBLIC CARD PARTYAt St Marys School, Pinckney,j , ,Th recaptia ww at the Gregory Saturday, February 7 at 8 p m Dowi hall t 7tt The hostesses nation 50c Door priiet Table prizes hall atwant Hajaana Hvj OlfaUlon Park, Aan Gilfailoa, JerrrNail Young of Aan Arbor, Barbara FarltibM cut the cake and Mrs James Ptiu had the gutn book The couple After a wedAnt trip inrorthem Michigan will livfl in the JoeOtBtUe apartment to Patterson Lake M The brtde graduated from StThan nif h school 4 is employed at University of Iflehlfaa The groomfraduated from Pinckney hlfti ashoeiworts at tht afldpi Ptaatks He 8 yoart W the UJSMarlaes RefreshmentajTho Tom Me f na Arbor with ffctjPTJEAnna Myrta Fleming 18t of SouthHaven won the state pie baMag contest at Grand Rapids last ThursdayBarbara Greenman47 of Central collar bone Second Graoe JGlenn Highfill had dinner with JimNtsh Sunday Leonard Burleln has abird feeder tTerry Elliott ta bby broher wt, 3 lbs Joan Wylies sister,Shirley Uys In Ann Arbor Jackie reason was 8 years old ThursdayCgthy Center visited relatives in D troit , Fint Ond Mrs AndersonMary Plummer saw a bluejayDaylne Lelonik has book I PEGS OF PINCKXEYThe Pegs meet Monday f Feb 3 atp m with Mrs J W, Winger 111ine JueioniK nas OOOK anoui wiiMin Lincoln Siune Waring vlsitad W Tnaunt Christis Line has birds m her MAMONIC GUEST NIttHTLivingston Lodge No 76 i A AiM holds their annual Guest Night at high school with dianor tp m February 7 Kach Mason is permitted to brinjnnMa8OnicLake was 2nd and Dorothy FUfk, 17, of Howell, 3rd The national cantoif at Chicago Feb 19Several years ago Barbara NasftBekkerlnr of Pincfcney won the ttatetitle and placed 4th ia the national atChicago, ,,,r Our new units are on the middleGrttchen Taseh was horns from Ses m We started them Monday Wetho UnhreraUy of Miehtgan over tho an plaaanng our Valentin panyVo oat Christia Line has birds mGary Marsh went to Hudto see his grandmotherDeWayaBtxtors dads car got stuck, DebbyBoroytky saw a cardinal Garry Burg and his hrothers wero U4in dow r7 VTv Jmtroduction Distinguished so desiresThe program is asinvocation Welcome ChAplamAfarold Porter, fHoa Jay Tarbtftstfhill ntrduction Masons ajft Ouesta Secigfcng QuartsJudge fiftiktend he graduates U JuueJCer htvesome ged art ttudonts toVJMW ka haak floajia oarBenediction ot reeaxvation phone thaIP Iv41U Pinckatj The rnnsi jetntiMi pJank rowas 1 he ino buili tioin iJctMii tLansing via Howell mivrHiver It was omjlUd inpeneJ vv i t i yieut finiony a liti in wjlh sjeftlie by Ilif uveuwi He huileti il JJS th ItKiiiJing u a acuera which uould gel Michigan ir o ihe riuid This road cns SHDJKJO andmost of the jJioiniheul nxM ,1 Vimian luught sleek in JL lnt vivalso railed Farmers Knilrniids a I rip I hat ioinieily Uk ui G day,could le iiiiiie in KJ i 14 hui onthemDetroit was the terminal of tilirouds CJrand iiapids 7 lniuot iili i J Most 0 Mn1 iJiin aionceIOi hois Jnutiey situationetpecuily lor the schools aa4itios Th banks hav notiXieJ niveiities they will iotia tht1siLit jiu UKUO aiuney Thy i ycut tjkin as security aiieAi oickeiing and has tome entiling deiinite The RepubliA4ii to iiutease the aies taxtii Thi is a laugh Back inAlien thf 15 mill tax limit treasury empty Gov, Coink riLtnUi the 3 cent sais tX, inr mi lv wa inioHU and deridedan11 tii ii ua uiiTed to as thei tnuy Tut istok TaxHe failed ol 1 tlfl i ji KiVink lttTuid beat nim n hi j i IM I vtiJ Uieia on Mjod itid tf oilier articlesnoli a,, ijhit He nevei did na Hi la ill mi tin books uninjfi NI i, nkw Jay Gov, iiayi lias iiif out loi au incomeKI, AiulLiaiii m A man ett,IIIIVI , iihlii pay l andiin, are Jit for it,ji inure rcinpt ions for thtiuNv Iln only trouble neUheri liMfiititiai1 itJiet as the r ly he ptulU HHd judg, MUM ji rcnL atlilude ii isnii MI jt He liki IJ me would agiee iiuuli Kti H 01 the Apriliii IuU ani Hnipi ii lioks like theftn 111 M , Ilcfiui tiiis fund ise viils iiviti 1 ii would bo usediiiiiiy ii earmarkedIll Kfpiila IMthe highway11 iiLiJh in pariy we, AniiiiK , 11iijcti as, jrrc a ime when most of theh riv fimnd in the a this is no longf uho have anjt the Universiliy tho Deniocrat president ofof Alma audo oi MidlanU, fan candidate Ts TedAiin Arbor,iiiiiMyi Mint SirjrDiay iiaiciilon La Marled to enforce hrinsi 1 inK JHeA ,iu filci was HIa nyarHle lighter and for selling morchandiwlali wen lined 1000 v ii ,est he legalj c Ui court streets in Lhesu places were uncU Ih 1lor i JtLe lolls were 1 1 cut a mjirhoi wagon or a niftn nnbark 2 cents a mile u and 1 cent a mile0 sheep, swine ur catily were erected a interahione a Novi on Ciiand iliver waGate No4 VI, Hence the name All went well for of 4 yearsthe planks started to decay and lyose The yearly upkeep wis ienduuN aniounUiig u Z pyear of the ojiginal investment legilatuie gave the companiesminion to double iheir Lolls inLumber became epfusive and grav J was used instead By 1900 only 23companies were still operating ami 11 i oil if up i 11iliiih IT Lav, ia1honly 8 miles Q Grand Riverplanked Dexter once had a plank road Acompany of promotora got, a charier 10 build one from Mill Creek outwhat Is now Island Lake Koad t jLansing but it was only built 8 mil to the Fred Warmr orLesser farm By the ninetes the oniy trace of it was the remains of ih toKgatefehich stood just north of thetfew York IaUroad tunnel J,Th roaa was fftill caUed the PLaak Koad untilthe Detroit Edison Co,Lake Rd some years ago8KIJVMB OPENThe Pinckoey Recreation Skite now open week ends 10 a m, t 4t3O pm It has 2 ski tlopet aad a totoggan iW, rope tow8 asd a wansing shelter, Tickets 1,00 tor ai M36 W to KeUy Rd aod f Flic courts inniinue U knock down1 ihe elicits t dcfiat the desegre iiMi dr ivion of ihe Inited Slates upr C, t ha iust declared r V ,II, , iv fof priVKI tiwjs and the ih iM af about ready to li iov , Talmadgei, i id segiegationist u new gimmick , columist who nile has endowould amonrti i i the United Statesi in, if stages all the etc fo11 ,f thir schools andu iv Lj t their parents to say i i,cy wanicd thftr rhiidrn in dfccMtefl sfhools or not i pi ilrvijm and impossible ffi V,is a majority of thehouse iind scnite at Washington Aould haw i0 pass it and then twoihjifls of thr legislature of ail theMates It wmiM stand no chance In the northern find western states who haenever had segregation U would also thf schools of federal fundsfVli1The president nearly blew his topat a press conference last week whea importer asked hini as to the truth ota New York Time eOiiorial that arift had developed between himgelf,nd Chief Justice Warren over the supreme court desecration decision,fnd that he was mad at Warren for making it and Warren was madhim for not enforcing it4He indignantly denied The Times however ndi t y it and says it has proof,f IVTNGSTOV COrNTY TAX ftLB The publication oi the LMnfWocounty tax sale which ia In Hay bajlaa in this issue of the Dispatch and oga,ti nu es for 5 weeks It wiU b found an Inside supplement Than at600 discriptions, double that iC I 1 r , ,kii1 V IT l MREGISTRATION NOTICEMotic iElection ilvn Uuit in ,nrrmHy with tlie MichfrMlvrk vill, uvm any day MF IMKSON L1Y for siuh rcpistration Provided,r that ltan reteive no names for rejjJstration durmg thstime Intervening hneen the Thirtieth cay before an repair, special or official primary election and the day of uh electionNotice Is Hereby GivenThat Will Be At My Office 379 West Main StPmckneyALSO FEB 4th and 7th From 8 a, m 1o 4 p ra REGISTRATIONMONDAY FEBRUARY 9jh, 1959Th Thirtieth day preceding said ElectioaFrom S oclock a m until 8 oclock p m on Bald day for purpose of REVIEWING the REGISTRATION and MEGISTE ING such of the qualified electors in said CITY as SHALL ERLY apply thereforTh name of ne person but an ACTUAL RESIDENT efpreelaet at tke time of registration, and entitled tinder the Ce titatioa it remaining such resident, to rote at the nextshall be entered In the registration bookElector Unable To Make PersonalApplication, ProcedureSEC 504 Any elector who is unable to make personalcation fur registration because of physical disability or abieaet froai tke Township, City or Village in which his legal residentla leeated, may tc rrlstrM prior to the close of registration before any election r primary election by securing from tkeClerk of the Township, City or Village In which is locateUfa residence, duplicate registration cards and executingduplicate the registration affidavit before a notary pubntother officer legally authorized to administer oaths and retumlsf such registration cards to the Clerk of the Township, City tVillage before ths close of office hours on the laBt day of regietration prior to any election or primary election The notary lie or other officer administering the oath shall sign his rthe line for the signature or the registration officer andnate his titleUnregistered Persons Not Entitled To VoteSEC 491 The inspectors of election at any elec n ormary election la this State, or In any District, CountsCity or Village thereof, shall not receive the rote af any pei whose name is not registered in the registration ook of tfcaTownship, Ward or Precinct in which he of fan to TtfU AsTided under Act 116, P A 1954Transfer of Registration j Application, TimeSEC SOS Any registered elector may upon change of radence within the City cause his registration to be transferredhis new address by sending to the Clerk a signed request, ftaihis present address, the date he moved thereto, and ths addifrom whidi he was lsst registered, or by appb ing in persot raV a transfer Such transfers shall not be made ttthln the 80 next preceding aaj election or primary tleatrjaMILDRED ACKLEY IERKFrom SvKere I sit My Joe Marili Smiley Triesa Treasure Hunt4Theyre already pouringfooniattens for Smiley Roberts new store, now that the oWIhevae an the place has beentorn down in record timeThose wreckers sure did afast job, Smiley explained with a chuckle Of course, Ihelped speed things up myselfSomeone found a letter behind a rafter Gave rot an ideaI put 30 in an envelope, hid it,then discovered it right undertheir notes After that, the boysworked ao fast I gave them that thirty dollars as a bonus From where I sit, some fhlayslike being a good neighbor j shouldnt require special Inducements Thats somethingwe should all want to bejust automatically When you visitmy home, for example, I try to be a Rood neighbor by servingyou your favorite beverafe be it coffee, tea or abear Extend the samete me, and Ti aH that a ns at food neirhborUaata, i fetes tf4S Tom AftVillageElectionMONDAY, MARCH 9th 1959TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THEVILLAGE OF PINCKNEYCOUNTY of LIVINGSTON STATE of MICH for 1 years has sold hisaid Clinton aivd taken aihe loait lor Edaoa Moece of Detroit 1The Christian Endeavor give aaoyster supper at the Frak home Feb ,3 Damel Kichaxds,f83,a pioneer of this jxtin was born in Monmouthahfcre, jWales, Deou 18, 1837 and died herean 18, 1911 He came XQ New Yet in ltt and to Michlga in 144, la he went to California during therush Returning here U 1839 be i sorted a blacksmith shop and wagon irtcioiy and later had a atoreJie marrled Ellen LaRue in 1862 There wereli sons Vern ,Lamont and GlendonHe was a life member of Livingsta Idge No 76 who conducted theluneral services Robert Hause, former residentdied at Lakeview n Jan, 1ft Born to Orville Nash and wife Jan,19 girl Viola Peters has closed her termin the Melvin district and wiU Uve ia 1 ackson George Leoffler has moved In toJake Mak house on Mill St Lincoln Smith is in Detroit 2 weekecorating a club house thtjre,B J Allen a former residentaied iat Howell last week, Judge Montague has appointedJohn Hrwin Monks of Pinckney school commissioner to succeed WilliamCrocinger deceased Mrs John Reason, 11,t died at thehome of her son Bert Jan 27 Shev as Maria Lewis and was bom inOhio, She married John Reason whodied in 1875 At one time they operat cd the Pinckney Hotel She was the mother of 6 children Rex Flotz who was killed In awreck at Nunica, was buried at Hamburg last week The Patrick Kennedys entertainedthe Irvjn Kennedys Mrs James Rochefind son,corge,the Mack Monkes and John M Harris families and Floyd iid Louis Jyer Sunday, Thelma Campbelll has a new piano,Peiy Moitenson is working In YpsiMote oi 25 Years Ago At the special election Mondayboth school pioposilioas were approx Hrt voles eio ast,Bond for 20 yeersfor siHnX Yos 82, No lSTo raise the i,ill limii mills Ye 82, No 20 lviicliuy rliopixd a double hod,, t Wthlxrviile Saturday 4U to, Swnrtliuut WIN on hi wedding trip ami Jjnltl went out on le it quaitii ith Die scorefln Su aithout and MissiTIIMMiMiis worp married StNiiuiday njght hv Hot Lewis1 lie bride is teachci and the gloom is NM,iaUd with his father inJuncil home They will live at foulsi,c KoviUkAlox Kovc and Stanleyjrjdti woiv utiosted by DeiUty hinK nnfdy for stealing 80 worth ofool from H J Webh Joe took allihp hlunie find was bound over orrial and the other two wore released The Masons nnd Stars are puttingc n a 2 day play and dance to pay off ihe debt on their dining room Theplay Tho Tutrh Detective Is directedby Alt a Myer The cast is Anna Rea Vn ,Kloyso Rerquist Lulu IambHazel Parkers Florence AtLee JohnCraft, Mary Jane AtLee, WUUam Lamb, Ona Campbell, Ralph HaVlf lt C Vedder ,Norman MillerWhile Edward Spears jr was drawing wood to Reasons store last one of his horses dropped dead , McKuhn entertained a numof young people at a birthday party at her home Saturday nlghtFeatLTe of the evening was a mock wedding Henry Shirey was groornOUve,Bullis as bride Harlow Halnes, Clate Ledwidge attendants and Bob Youngminister Mr and Mr Ed Daniels of Northfbserve their golden wedding Feb 21 Mrs, James Tredway, Sf a formerresident, died at the home of herI rtaughte Mrs, Gail Hall ,in Kalamazo0Daughters met withBrtmr4FoundaUmcontinue to rank jT Moyor has received woM the nation fhat njs brother, Herman, was oporcounty Poad nve fl jast weei at Garden Grove, CalifShape On fChool r tumor on the brain ifvst weekThe KingsEloys Berquist Thurs Florence AtLee Lad charge of the music and MableSchafer the devotions Clara Palmer reported on tha Junior Clrelethe most active in the county The followingprogram was put on PeoplesStoreCANNUI GOODSA UNGERftOROCEK1ES GENTSKENNEDY GENERAL STOREESTABLISHED 1865 INCORPORATED 1915 PUT A CHECKING ACCOUNT TO WORK FOR YOULet the postman do your running around Icj to much easier to pay your bill by juic droppinga check in the mail you can depoiic by mall too Then ihe check stub will be your penooal bookkeeper tell you at a glance what bill art paidwhtt balance you havt on band OptA yottfaccount now,VkPherson State Eank2 Sa tci Himh at IrIMember F D I C Sarvina SinctRobert Pike and wife were in and OwosgO Friday,There was a good attendance Satur night at the 4H dance at iheMarion town house ,Lloyd Hendee aad wife were oaHedt Lansing Sunday by the Illness of her mother M,rs, Ed Nuofier who was v Mrs, Ridy Prlehs is seriously fll at1 er home at Rush Lake,James Talpette and wife of Straw were Sunday guests of theVocal Soo Eloyse Berquist Mr George WUa ieit fortaken to a losing hospital Mr and Mrs Albertfor Florida las Wednesday for a 2 months stay The AH en Dinkels arcfVing 4n their homeHenry Klikott and wife of Brighton Ilumburg Sundayspent Sunday with the Allen Dinkei Mrs Mary Ellen Read and mother Wulllp Gentile left Mondnjh Leon Robb of Howollenthusiasts or Boyo Mt v n in the ski h vi nshJames and Alton HolllngsworthnuaneWuterbury wereconfirmed at St Stephens The Murray Kennedys caiiled onStanley Culvers sr, in Detroit last, week and the Harold Gallups in Farm,ington SaturdayThen UVuer iak2Reading Ethel SmollettPiano Solo Dprothy Grainger Vocal Duet Madge and Mildred Jack Florida Sunday The Pinckney high acftootthe Stockbridge girls here lasi Friday 28 t0 25 Bonnie Lee had 20Piano Duet Florence AtLeBlanche MartinThe Lloyd Warner ofspent Sunday with the Kenath Hecks Fred Read called up from Ft Laud point and Carol Miller 6 Others onerdale Florida, Saturday and aid the team are Barbara McAfee andhis brother Ross, was wery sick and Vancy Naah, guarda, Jean and Cathy had a tumor on the brain or blood Meyers ,centr They have anotherdot and had nearly gone blind,His son ame Stockbridge an d 2 eac hRusae l o f Pittebur g ha d flow n there , jwit h Mancheste r an d Byron Th e Rot a Rea ar e a t Clearwater , Mrs Lucill e ec k ha d a n operatio nFlorid a wher e Mr Id a Byer t an d a t McPharao n hoaplta l laa t wam k bu tdaughU , Jaftet , Uve , i Lawrence Bughns ,Mr s Klorenr t Uaugiin , Ir irgini a VanNormgn , Mrs Iieuia hMiller , th e Norma n an d Clif f Miller it tende d th e ODonnell l Mille r wedd A ink a t An n Arbo r Saturday Th e Jame s Whitle y an d Ma x Rey irt s familie s attende d a skatin g part yth LawrM e Baugh n hom e ff tt tag e lkn Sunday Th e Mother s Marc h o f Dime slius i Thursdu y nette d 125 Las t yea rit wa s f6 Th e Jaine Burn s famil y o f Annn NArbo r an d Ke n Fry s o f Brighto n an dMrs Thress a Coyl e calle d o n th e Ra yBum s an d Jac k Youn g fanuie s Suo Mefa n AtLe e an d daughter ra i BOO M fro m th iv 7WMVK 85 y SJfv1Ukliv ,,SUfftlMfNT TO TMf ftNCKNEY DISPATCHIf hSofilYemosiers Coat or I1Year for Which, Inroroet assdOetuxtuenr Charges Doein Said Years PoitripftonDolirs,CntJ or Parcel Yeof far TtJ of TexasWhich Interest and Which Interest andi J Dekajjuunr Cruryes Du Description in Std Years fJf ParcelJ Dl C S eDollau Centec in Ufcor 7 ess Page t and 2lo 3 ,966 g89 Cedar loach Retentor 44 1956 2758CettvfNs teach HA4OY TOWNSHIP3 R MARION TOWNSHIPtflul HA4OY TOWNSHIP MARION TOWNSHIPTOWW HO 3 NORTH RANGE NO 3 iAST TOWN NO 7 NOPJM, RANGE NO 4 EAST i v C j t i i LU VI I rou, tcnCPOII, Out Nvjlll IT irtCJULllkj,ttons 8etat 10 nd Lot Iwell ir, 1956196 1956 94181086oiOd6t10865 9VLof 67Lot 79lot 201, 203 end 204 Cryttel teethLw 325 19oMywiwl She EstatesLor 24 956Lot 28 1056 fox Point lor 5a 1956 GJeMtoyUrR i liber 4 on 4ft and 49Ur 9 xcept Westerly Va 1956 440lot 29 1956 10 21On Th Llre 7131o7 6 7i a Lor 35 1956Hamfcwr VilUoaWr 75 ft ui wdh of Lot 5, 6 a,,cl 7 3 Ol KSV5 t ui wand all of lor 13 19561956 i c ivic 4 of seciivjii ,34 tui, NuiIfi vl 7 iO200 feei, Norm 42 ler, Weil1U in, Lowtti to t rnrtirty7 2273 1956 5651TCr 253 feet East of Soofhweat corner 4 of NvV I4 fhenc EastinO Va, , iiv Jl jvvvj, 7443 Icti o iiiviiii, ijii or u Jfc y jtf tiy joiiy onj bOktt IIMKy Kj tec ikjrt 20 VVclt o3ou ijt j 11in myo 1956 701i ol oth i of NW V 40 f yjt 15553 Of toi aia iVtst 4 line ot ecri n,,ir jiSV 2 fvicl tdil O CtfiUfeiUK, jojtr, purjid to Morrh ana I ir Sio ice to Northerly ne orLI livjju O vjtl ICHSIL1 I 2ls ledf y i 1 it ioU NOvJU, Nortt, 64i 2 i ne fFnw ci oOiiy J, linetl o he ,0ii i,r rjc0My v i yao 4552HArfilAND TCWMSrilr tdit O ci POthence South y35 ViO jGnhitiiqwf i Trungia Ljk Scdivisiootots , ,7i i oo D3 Log Cbn Parkd i 6 WhDelinquent Charges Duein Said Years 2jDollars Ceni, Description tTYRONE TOWNSHIP TOWN NO 4 NORTH, RANGE NO 6 EAST i1 v i , ,IJ i jt Inorfhwuir f 2 bootii 262 J Vi1 , if 26 2 3 rods, ic 956Ms tiec ildtwS No In Libr on rgs li and lo 386obi 9iI vi L v1 KOCtOTOWN NJ 3 NC1 , or OCtOLA TOWNSHIP 0EASTrlwy,, CITY Of MIOMTOMTOWNSHIP 2 NOtTN of RANGE 6 EASTF,yiiuRj jt center of ieciiijn JI thence I Llo lr, Nortn 4o feel iit 136 it toSjvUiiy i in of P W K, booth 38 lu tdi J1 Ttr, Sovjff, 47 15, dsf 305luii iluny ivid Iv K lo E,isr onJ VVest i ic iVci lf itit to ooj ifinntkj Jl 4 i ,VN 46037jiiiinKj 161 feet West of Northwest cornor 325 Smith and MePnerson Additionniicc ixuJh IJ2 teef, Vjt 66 feer, North i L lrl, tat 6r fvvi u jiji,c vj r JLJ n ui intj31 1956 V328Auhony Gji s Additionwj ikjrth ILJU feet of Lots 8, 94iw iU jnd Block 4 West i ot Noith 13u UtowlorWr ij Lor 43Galloway aadtof 17 Ralpto Fowlor 3rd frffrltor 44 nd Norrh 4 of Lot 45 37467014473iitmwi w Ordinal H Moca Air2a ieet49 i 4 4Lor 3 5 i Lor 4 5 4 193628 ft of Lor 5 and HouloAo ndf jl i i1 3f JMJ fci r, 4896otJlU tci riji4 4HB IOH KO, 3 NOKIH, KANOt NO 6 fcAST Cjihyiiiii Hi Loud81673 336Er 20 feef o Lots 116 d 117 1956 627kot 119 and faat 20 feet of North 448 feer SVV i 4 1 PUTNAM TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 1 NORTH, RANGE NO 4 EASTiC lj JIIU Vt 4 vJf iV JIII wiii J3K1 Lfi J ritjlakt H 1 cjr 1120Lot 1let 238lot 5Uf 402LotLotluUr 19561956ition 1956laka lrat 195619561956IV06 1673253367314784 441looV jVioHer Adens tec m Lka itie No22 1956 23 ecuj , tri 4i Wesl iCJtcci, JOUrtwy J Veily, W ,r j tec,eel iri ot riwy v410 Jt N Hunan UkcL NO 4EAST 1956y irui mj dt , on jOurhScjulfiefly dt nyh ijinl Kiver 1 rods, EdSt 8 e ot HUJU iiitet, North iiojjr V f , 4 rtis, VLtrrty 4Nortfifrty TO Sojttief lie ot Grjnu i, duiiij Orn ki iVivei o bey r t i I nil ,uul 2 SJ ui, y,i 18 Vi,t Ii reet NJ,f,t,r cor ml i bioc 9 tor Jul ijy, jO,t tivT rj3 ttct70 15 Weir 1020b feet, North 18 i j fi6 fit1 lo Jijnl o oi n L KJy IVJO 60 aoBrighton Woods1956 7,74CITY OF BRIGHTON40 1956IS 4V5oI vie1956 915460 st 15 dof NWVest i 2 ofoOot48A 147 169 I J6 3116Jjms ft Leis Additional PUr riMiirci Lot Ijfl wtdi Lor i I 10 57 Be ju,,y ol MoiiiJi Cytuef Ol 10 515 of 9i626A331oflUentica tn se and snape ro LJ V505V5 and a pie of anC on rec of il in ic niy oui lo L v, ,51956 72 of SE A10 oO961U4 stkot 601iof 72Lor 132tot 143tot 144lot J45 2j4 and 235248 dnd 249Ur 316 Lo jlLou 326, 327 326 1Baach V5619561956iV2619561Hiawathi ftaach 9D61956 V561950 332luf 334 Lot 347Lot 346Lot 349lot 357 to 360 Inclusive Ui 361Lot 362Lot 401lots 2 and J H 01Lo 0 Lot 7Lor 143 19661956195619561956 195619561956956956Club SubdivisionWoo19561956 13,0V774voo4ya566JOO97bI S5 30066635342,ai3460 t , pa o , j otTII V on i N , or toirb, i ,jur jlleeM ut Cab , ,ne ot oiinienciiij 10 2 3 rJiW3o on fcSJ int offunminj outh Ot 36I3 fdS tltt16 66 i LIVi otl0 A19i6cor V ,o 0 or31 fc10 4C c u j V t 4 V t , r i L, Jr ,J it, bO,th 66 J 03 10Vi rr or yy 2 4J Eui , Soor t7 27 40 fc vit S6 id tr , 44 40 East 4ift iwvjfh d60 Lai 47 ii n, Sov 8306 tr , bfh 14 Soii 40 32 40 00V2 2 509 ,4 40 Eri,t 40 ClOl b2,Lnst 6634 f ,frori506 Handy Maxfiald Shore34,60 Coiiaycj arut lot V 1V 500 CoT15741 aus 5ubiiviinLot 16 and 17 axcepr 2 reef of South feet of Norttoasterly part of lot 17195641 85404 House404Lot 24Lot 87Lot 1Lot 44Lof 59Lot 60Lor t57 1956Indian HiHs Sub1956lea Acres Subdivision I9i6Martin ores Sub n No I Roc w Liber 7 Page 101956Mumford Perk Number Thre1956Mum ford Park Number Four in lifeer Fife 18 and 195619561956Of lake little farms 1956 HdMland VillageEditern Additioniienciiirj othv, ui r o ir ct cxi fekt, Noil 2J i D Vt o 1 lu 9o i Villagtinj Town Plar i j J M ti iv40 1956r dik Subdivision 196Three lake SibdivisonThree lak883, Cottaya and Lot 158NOHJWEU TOWNSHIPMUM, rAixj tMO 47 4of Lor t vei J 41 di64 64 9179i74 44 EAif North 85 38 20 East 1986 tt,8 12 40 East 12896 ft, iouth 48 5J40 Ccj 410 It, JOJ1 16 40 East 13579 f , jOjth 70 33 40 Ecbi24311 ft, Norif 67 43 20 Lrtst 347 f to point on Edit lirf of Sec, Nortf iC3idd2 56 3V ivebUC lino io io icrS rfp Ie2iCom, f crn, of in rid ii G k sJe ot ini k vv fni t EJS llo i1,, iN I io JQi R hi v , Mo1 ,,1Ill Ot 5jil K ,V ptltJ pif f 01 iVt , c 22b n on VAst ln of 11ef ii1ui W sSoutherly II r ,Ei ncrr 19564 7rJ2 7 1629o i2 J7 , S3 2332 oI 4vv1 J J ui,, jlH, vj42 JJ Jl un L,il 3 o fiiic Noirh 766V vet, 30jrrI31, ojrhLot IV6Ml 99 tf of Luij Od iinit O J, , mo 2 Ci i , t 33IV56Kivsana Ptrk Subdivisionllrt A 1956iiths Subdivision44 1956 Morgn Park 6 rtfiti 7 1956 i i, jrio o Lo 141956O i dn, 1 I ti I tj i d 1 2P J ,,MI , i vino lotsIreIJblo107310,33 44Vinnth jnd McPherfon AdditionK, niki Lo I v,j 64 i niki rriiii rJliJij Mii nils ii, 60, flnu 37k t b j r U i ul 2 i n 11 V66 V6 360 CITY Of HOWELLoffVC on of Crlr 72521 Jl 51 ots I la and I 1919J6ill, 2if 111 Jl2 V09041 1163 63 62185 0410736 33 Ui1941 Iiii 01off iiK k 19 rt6068 o tn or TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH of RANGE 4 EASTr vy Nort luL2r ,, r ot JJ4jJiJ NvV4 ot I1 C I tO I Jrlliinuuj I c,4 Ul105NW 14 of Lot 63Lot 119 19561956Ore Lake Shores Country Cloblots 29 arid 30I 1956lots S to 10 Inclusive 7 1956j, Ore Lake View Subdivision NoLof 76 1956Lots 79 and SO 1956lot 98 1956 lot 99 1956Pearson Subdivisionlof 22 1956Pleasant Lake Hills AnnexLot 4 1956Lor 64 and West Vj ot Lot 651956East Vi of Lot 65 and tot 661956Pleasant Lake Hills Annex N 3Lots 206 and 207 1956River Valley SubdivisionRoc in Liber a Page 9Lot 17 1956ftiverbrndwillo SubdivisionLof 14 1956Lots 1 and 16 1956RiverbendwITIo Subdivision No 2lac ua Liber 6 Pase 10lot 36 1956Lot 41 956Lot 42 1956Lot 43 1956lot 44 C Lot 45 19a6Lor 48 1956Lot 52 1956Lot 54 1956Lot 55 1956Lot 56 1956lot 57 1956tt 5S 1956Riverbendwffle Subdivision No 3Rac in iibar A on Paae 4aLot 66 1956Lot 67Lot 68of 69 1956Lot 70 1956iot 7 1956Lot 72 1956ior 73 1956 Lot 74 1056lot 75 1956henGriU Sufest Annex No 3Rec in Liber 6 on Page 4e 19564414412632127,52 569615190 19,,103551 901602387411730 180610913368206 NtNit24 40iy ii ivlort j I lil VrAO i i Mw , N u F Liist ol J V 1 u Jtl C t y 4U 4 114 54I V5o 5a oJ r 5 On ju J ri L K i r, c J i V J S t Vy I , O v3 Mwy NiO ih 0r if ,,,t of sec seciion Jiiiw ojft d O ri v i I v jr 143 ft South of l,ice o icjI fO L,Lt Ill I CJ 22 vi,LJ 2 rltri5 jf ft AMI IIIBcj fl1 Cfn , I ,CLIF of roil Nor V 2 JNor r f 478 r u ovjLjtr i,nR W both 8J 3 Is, 141o in I N t i , r, v pju ot hC9 ifi i in72 tvVpt ,i i op I I 2J1 Non ir ,fl,,i i, iand Wfsf lying in Nnrihwc1 cof fllio ec liey on Lis ,i riv iini io en ctf Hwy ,n iluf icri uf jet, f,ir jtin fis1 iiiJ As 225 K tJ,v A it io piice of ivy fONorl ofJp,Jlfl42O2I11 C A7 HI K i to i 6Jj , 48e32 7i tt I I,M i iriliij36 IV36Almon Whipples AdditionOiCj ill IJ I WFl II I JllfJ A A R 110 i0PUt No I956PUf No 25JALLA TOWNsrilPTOVN NO 1 NORTH, RANGE NO 3 EAST 9i6Astsor i PUf No 8 137 35182593 aaI fi y i i JJl4poiu 33 fl KV,t titMy 11 jn 1 9 jof NL ,4 4 416,C HC Ol Cowdry Addition ,11b I iv, i ,lul ,i,i,l I 1 4,4 lkI k, i i V , jG 44 V Fiiridwn flenii Subdivisioni ui i i ,4 i 710 I j,2j J , i 1 , ij Bey i,i,iiij Uu leudiKl U It L i j t ,vjulfltil COr i i y , I N,t rr I J tuetIIIii i inclby Ir9 riHKJof jai UCniltfftcci42icj Vc ciIjy pBayinuKj 380 leeVviM IOni ISCJI ici31956I1OHi4 V6 , J Nor IiSoulfi33 87 tr i ,ic I j O i n ri i n gljOm , n ciii u f Ji inci OU tttu n 105 40oV 1iloh of kiver Iid iv1099 39039C3 03 903 90390390390390390390390J90390390 390390390390390 Bain 5 AcresRc in Liber 7 OVA Page 32tor 7 ,6 5837Norbury HeightsRecorded in Liber i of rijts on Pige 32cji 23 i VJO 36 251OSC0 TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 2 NORTH, RANGE NO 3 EASTv s i ot v c J, ui it A 7U i 66 i 4005It 1 J vipl d t II i nil VVuit326 i 910 22339Ooftieas60 tte 4 V o o s F i o t B r i t ,j i ,f, Svjjiii FB JLOIL O I OlCi J 31 ACofi o I t b i licyi ILI32 6bO ft EdSi or Sov,r, 214,6 f , Narir A ne of ,,,, R , oony Sri rl R ur Sourii I u ti t ,1 1 f Hi cJI Vi0 IV56Or o 42406, vV e I r i 2No jfCtion I N LJ 11 h u i EftitliIVi i J T,, j o i I ,ii to jjomr ot b IU iy O IiHit40ir iJO t30 1VJ6cf NvV , IV56 I6ti7ot Ufc1,,JV322327 i, 4 oi NVVtdii ot North ts corner, thero ros, fcasr 40 res, Nottii uj rtJi, US to UcgiiihuiuVo60 SO IV, 10fir ,, 18 d3 NVv201V5630 1956 of 166762 W,3213 VM CO tcfi, LJjJ i I L U I Ijitiun 4 i A 3ou 0i uuct, ,V 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350 1956 582 LoMW Hwy 22S feet, North 13769 ftett Norii in of tection, SouiV, 89 00 ft 225 5 fer along Mtd action I in topotnt of h9mtig , 32 40 1956 11 21956 12 51 NE of SW V rOrnt 822 fet Wett and 32 40 195A 83 57ft Suth of KoKejt corner ofction, Wcv ISO fro, Sofh 290 feet to North I re of JvxJ y Anj li S16 Hvw CM n Mrtfc i My Lot 188 9,9VJPatterton Laktwoodt No 1 195619561956Kite Acre Sub in Libr 5 on Page 39 195619561956 1956 k stV,u, i jt i ai or I i 9 J I20 0JJ iiUItt, FJ OjtlCeJi vOr Ol i, ftncr Nott I,, ,k It , i , vVst 66 tC jQKlti H, V, ot Lailv J t r i n truit 749661461 46146146 fI 9v13 35 NobUA Plat No 3Lof 1956 614741 to 2 iy56 oU74 North 20 feet Lot 7, i,rs and v and South1331 2 ref lof to 1V56 10 ar Lot l7 i956 i 4Lot lo 1956 2 47741 lot 19 iVi6 Jf741 Lot 06 ty5o Al2741 ClPf Of BRIGHTON741 TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH of RArO 6 AST7 A ir,i F,K, v , point uisont tait 0543 feet,i924 , , , 04 rtct from Aeif por sett,on 3J Vvi k6 rhcncc Last 30649S6 a 29568 Acre in Northwetf corner of sw1 TYRONE TOWNSJIJP 30 5 66 1956 7 26 TOWN NO 4 NORTH, RANGE NO 6 EASTSW v4 of NF Vi E r , oV Vi t32 40 1956 112 I Afr cf ,, 1956ti, i of Lor 46 195Went x of Lot 55 i V56Lor 60 tAUpr East 66 ftet, Nort , LO 91 ,ind 92 1956 41Lot i 1966 i7JMe Pheron nd Browning AdditionLot 40 fcjciet iuutli 60 feet1956 3J471Me Pherions Prospect Place Addition 2 or tjti 7, and 721956 2662Lot 75 1956 286Me Phenons Sacend AdditionLot 138 fcCyp North 40 fepf fhtrof1956 13 0JCITY Of HOWEILMe Phenont Second Pretpect Piece AtMiriwi ouiri a of Lol 1 ni North 34 of Lot 21196c M49Lor 33 1956 15366or 36 1956 1 la174Peavyt Additionlor 1 1956 26947Thefirtt Marion AdditionI h 1956 14281Thompsons Addition,oith 2 of Lot 2 1956 23597 T W Mixnen Waihington Haightt Additionlots 13 and 149 1956 2867kOs 4 to 8 inclusive alto ttrip 2 rod North nd South by 16 rodt at and,Vc North of Lot 1 lo 8 inclusive 18 1956 16452Whppla Second AeWrtioaLot 78 1966 VILLAGE OF FOWURVIUIOriginal TUCrouth 39 foe I ot Lot I, Fowleri Orialnal Pit and North 10 reot of lot I of row,er s Addition and land bog inning atNorthwest cornor of lot 22 of fowler3Vo Addition, thence Sooth 12 foot, East 122 foot, North 2 foot, leaf 10 foot, NorthK feet, West 132 feet to beginning J9J6 109917 feet of Lof 22 also land eommorxmgat Southeait corner of Lot 23, thno North 132 feet, West 36 feet South 46 toot, Itf frr1, South 20 feet, test 3 foot, Sooth66 teat, ts1 15 fet to beginning1956 13902AmtMrs Ptat No 2if 12rh , 42 fcot to beginning1956 3823f iind in tif i ot NW V4 ot , RAC, 4 f,st cor o ioi lot 261Afsottort Plot No2 19561956 19411256 Hvy, C no Norfh line of Mtd 2 rvlv c MHwy 130 foot, Norfh ro pov of begin J, vxfiioning, fhonns onw i am ol Eitt if M Ik H , AUo a pf mOtmm 1 of SouthtMt e 4AA 4 WM t a petal Beginnrq at South weft comer cof E , ttrre oh t, ,T , 2South o Northwest corner of tectton, fast2 revh, isC, f pj i A , fhonco Wejt 2 rod to bjiinning, Alto pwc bog inning 2 rodt Westof SouthtMt cornof of NW v, trrxa 04 rooa 19NW Of 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 04, 1959 Description An account of the resource February 04, 1959 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1959-02-04 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/956b22de0746bfc6fa7493077402c135.pdf 912653f709fa911cfb3f4dbf9f5941ba Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. Use the Windows Snipping Tool to capture the area of the document you want to save. If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. vr TyjIgV ,t ,,VvivV1 W THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, February t 11, 2959MevINeigkborinf NotesA tht Jtffehiga Pressp East Lansing last week H i the pubiistte u fmmmfMn mrror Floyd Btrry Hamburg fonwere compliment merl Of Stbrid, GWUliams who appears 4 On hofiPUal weekAssociation Bopn to Dick Sob Mlregory Jan, 31 f a son and toed all papers to inform tneubli j Dal Clarksoi Gregory a daugterI the facia of the effete h stte u Trlplet calveS Were born a cow W H aJd it would be aice if hs of LwrM Ris Crey were supported but more impor DElementary SchoolI VANILLA, CHO COLATEorSiTo MILLIONS OP AFEICANS Y CHOICE speui , ii Tr COUNTER OF TW LOCAL V Ithat th public be given all the He added that the weeky papwere more alert to covering poiit news than ever before last faUThat they covered Democrat meetla with mil stetfea and pictures afti ha was sur they did the anelor Republican meetings For thithey deserved public commendation which he was glad to giveAt dinner only food produced in served except cofee,many pample were mad by different processors TheyIncluded tomato Juice, cold slwgreen beans , baked potatoes, che, pie tic cream aad billionaires beetveloped by MS U, cherry sauce,made at Traverse City, apples, mushrpeoa, sugar honey, frosting mix c Plaque were isaued tto 316 paperswho took part ia h eoumic development project At least one government dept aiLansing operate is the black, the Attorney gmmfla office ,It took in780,374 lst year and cost 780,470 to operate The surplus is mostly in escheat divteion which brings to property abandoned for7 years The dept, brings it costs to operate t hxsm oomrrv CONVENTKX The tprtng Democrat countyvenUon will be 1M Thursday, 12, 195 t P m at the court housett HowW to elect 4 delegates to the , Tht delegates to iheprimaryLivingston Otaty DemocratOAIJBNDAKFeb Ifit 7th district meeting atYpsilanti Masonic temple 8 p m 41act D O I and Member of Board Geaeral Purposes Master wxdnsnd past masters can vote on this AprU 4 Past Masters Night at highschool 7 p m Russell Uvermore of M36Wteen confiaed to his home byfor 2 weeks, William McRobbie who operatedthe store at Unadilla number of ears died at Milford lat week Gregory ,Uaadiila and Plalnlieldcollected 14303 in their Maarh ion Poio St James Episcopal Church Dexter observed their 100th anniversai Feb lThe church was started in3837 but not consecrated until Id5j Eail Doletzky, president of thDexter Board of Education in a leter I in the Dexter Leader last week has come out against the four mill schoolIHX increae to be voted on there inMarch Most of it he said W6uld go to teachers wagesThat the averteachers pay is now 26 a dayor 180 working days The Chelsea Mothers March firPolio netted 460,Ada Lovewell ,91, widow of Col, LD, Lovewell, SouthLyon auctioneer died at PlymouUaat wgk The William SJBfcWoducts wasto locate SopSppyri, This Is now up ia the air ailhg city has taken norteps provide sewr Service The Howell high school band won places in h concert at Leslie The Braun, Welch and Suttontchool district will vote on annexng to Whitmore LakThe Byron school district will voteon school mill increase of 7 mills for operational expenses Lyle Pettttbone, city ireasHarrypatient atWcrHfewonA marriage license has beenDavid Mole, 52, Pinckney and Helen Kitchen, 47, Ann Arbor Th Howell Gun Club served butalo meat at their banquet Thusday, week Lesi Merritt completed18 editor of the LivingstonCounty Press ing, MANV OF US IT fJRiNGS fMCK FRECZER AMD Li JAND SUNDAY C OF CrAN KINS TMEUG C SHP ,v ZO E CALKNDABFeb 6Hegular meetingFeb iftwettfieart party atUniversity oi iMieh, Fresh Air Camp Feb 20Frien4ftip Night at Fowlerville Gartreil, supervisor are botht fPfi ICE CRCAM COMES IN MUTiLE FLAVORSiM CONES AND CHOCOLATE COvYfcEP,A VAST 1NOUSTRV, FINANCED IN PART fiV THE FirD3 PUT ASIOE IN LIFE INSURANCE Ai J 0 SAVINGS, HATO SAT1SFV THE GREAT AMERICAN aZAs OU STCK5,sJ L MASONSto tiiank all my fnrdtheir cards, flowers and goodduring my recent illness Itgreatly appreciated CONSERVATION DBPTThe thick ice and heavy snow Is ise pected to result in a heavy deer fsh kill this winter To releive thpdeer timber cuttinge are being stepp 23nd MASONIC CilTiST NUiHTAbout 2U0 atteuded the 22nd An run 1Guest Night at the school Saturday night It was prepared and served bythe Masons themselves and teuluied veuisonRev, Winger gave the invocationAlter the dinner Harold Porter W Mgave the address of welcome and introduced toftstmaster HonJ Terbusioi Owosso Ladge member ot the stateiegislatur from Shiawasse and Living son counties who took overThe DeMolay Quintette with Larrysang and responded to encores, Lan ftCfeurcaRevSammei OrllO A IL0Qt 1006 A M800 A MFridaySorrowful Mother Novema 70td up so they can eat the tops anddcr are said to be eating balsam and and John Boyd sang a duetUBftABY KEWBthLs weak is theGirl by Cleajy for teen age ffiris Ittells how a firi cma to understand her mother by spending year mCalifonM with her mothersroot Mr inHr Andrew Campbell,son Cralgf fedrhe Shrine Gircus in Detroit Saturday The Robeit Rmd famly ipent Sunuy at the Arthur tVtUs homo i ctA divorce was fmntn 1 in Ann Armor last week to Mary Wolter,reaito, from Hugo Walter , Another ley tnejl Tuesday followed by a freezing rain dosed the school and rendered many road ImpassibleMany basement tad other placeswere flooded A mantee license has beento JteflMWkUh Webster and jack pine which has no sustainencevalue Heavy snow and ice kills fish bydepriving them of exygen A limit Is expected to be set onthe oil and gas well ow hi JacksonCaLhoun and Hillsdale counties The distinguished guests were interduced by the serctary They were Rex Sackett, deputy grand mastrjend James Lunsford Detroit chair man of Ute state speakers bureauByron Wilson D, D I, S7th DLstrici,Olin Robinson, member of board otgenera puiposes and Winston Baugiui mernber of state DeMolar board for ChelBASKET BALL COREPinckney failed to continue her winn boys Aso masters of Brighton,ing ways and lost to Dexter there on sea, Stockbridge, YpsiJanti Milan and Triday 47 to 25, They could not make I Golden Rule, Ann Arbor lodges after Novnna Dvotiga4 30 to 530 P M830 to 900 P MCkurchtheir shots , Denny Clark was hignbut only had 8 Pinckney reserves also lost 65 to 31 In the meantime Manchester knocked Boysville out of first place by winnning 65 to 31 too giveSouth Lyon first place South Lyon plays here Friday nit The Masons and guest were LntrodueBASKET BALL SCORESBrighton 62, Milford 53 UniversityJ6 Flat Rock 43 St Thomas 71 Benedictine 51 Ann Arbor 58, Battle Creek 54 Milan 98, Dundee 53 Chel sea 51 Saline 43 Lincoln 55, Rooseevelt 52 Webbervillc 83, Fowlerviile69 Byron 57, Mortice 44 Stockbridge60 Haslett 47 Resurrection 74 How , elll 55Wtlue and fn ,Don, andAfiM tXnkel spot th week end at WASHTKNAW COUNTY NURSESThe Wahtenaw County Nurseswa Assn hold their distict meeting oi Tht weddin is Feb 12 at 8 p, m at thi Club at Ann Arbor All nursesinvitedKtfJaJats Auxier of Chubb Cornen The address was given byJames Breakey of Ann Arbou, a 33rdDegree iason, member of YpsilanU lodge and one of the outstandingMasonic speakers of the stale He talked on Masonry from its orgin from operative Masonery and itsinfluence down through the ages,Hisaddress was a masterpiece and leasmsidds paSuojojd paAfdoiThe DeMoMolay Boys sang mor1selections and led in community sirs ing with Bill Fletcher doing the directingRev Winger gave the benedictionand ende the event although sonicstayd for a hour visiting ,A Get WeM Card was circulatedend signed by the lodge memberspresent and sent to Ross Read ,pav master wishing him speedy recoveryfrom his Ezra Beachy,4 3 Stpt Walter Ech orung Worship 1000t tuge teUowsoip Service W 800 p mBummmer Bibleibe Peoples LH Uadenotnioationa andsaucura Pastorua0ay School i,45 A M Morring Wotahjp 1030 A MV Grtup 70 P MPeople 00 P Mg Srrvie 706 h MWeV Series Choir Practise 800 piur, Adult Prayar Meetln 806 pm , i uth Prayer Qroup1 tfOfenxCOOL Lonl Cfaurrt I W Wimger, PastorWorship 1045 a manduy SchocH 90 rum Wed Ohoii Pncttii 70 p mSKI JUMP ONNThe Pinckfiey Recreation Ski Jatti wswast oi town Hit car was demolet tkhed He was take to SUoe hotpiul toAa Arbor where ht wa fedrtv broken neck, uiitoh and BUi K01 alled on hfsu ing shelter, Ticket 1100 for alOo M W to Kelly d aad one mile rLynn Hende and wile and Uoyd CONCL CHURCHThursday Ladies Aid at church 3011 ,m Young Ladies Auxiliary 830p m Friday at church 730 p m WoiliDay of Prayer conducted by the worntn on spiritual concept We in GoL Dick Young family of Flint onVlon the Andrew CampbelllR Sunriav MRS FXORA DAHROVVMrs Flora Darmv 93 died at hohome of hor son ,Maunrp MondayShe was the daughter of Nelson andMelissa Young BullN and was borain Cleveland, Ohio Sept J, lSGi and came to Piiuknoy when ft mouthsd She married William Bt Darrow vho died in 1921 Surviving are adaughter, Mrs Krina Allen of Lansingand 4 sons, Maurice, Pinckney, Harold of Bogie Lake, Olfnn of Detroitend Kennpth of Three Riverst A daughter, Dorothy, and sonst Ernest, DaU ,Millarclt Clyde and William are deceasedThe funeral was Wednesday aflarrofn at the Swarthout Funeral ThayerWe are having a ValnUne partycky Ambiu ges baby brother j He wtiiis 3 lbi Iuia lit1 Maria Hains iJudto Flint Dana Lvestove bie up Fred WiiUam io Dave Youngs birtiiday party, to aVunBluricunis sister haslauia Whitleys cousin visited hivSiev fctetts and Lur,na itead weic Jiling Aun Marie Read visited herFirst GraJa, xirsHoilly Kaistiris sifter iH in u iny nailer IaUyiei her ficie uU nigli David s utcly is getiJiriu saw a niaJi hurt iaeck Dick Davis brother lskiing Mike Ureniienmiid 1111 fijwn a tree tJiuce Curret CommirtA hill signed by 14 Republicantentative at Lansing would move he August primay back to Seytemac wheie it originally wu, Th rea j,nen is that too many people ana,ay on vacations in August We derot hink thi, would have muchas nui many people vote in a Diary anyway The reason for Jiane goes back to the war wkaatie primary was set ahead o thec s overseas could vote ,i itn comherthawitarM is, JamsKaliyLuuDj kr JJJJy Jeriy BeU Luu Annsa the show Tonka Sunday,lsther Kiiier and iier brother visited itiJ There have been numerouspianu abnut iy sidewalkiiany alls and some injuriestyro weathtr pi e ailing, noand I jrnhb ot i e jaVfXlig th, alt had little efiet This condition I i vails tlstW heie We read thatvie prosident Nion fell on the ice in front uj his home in WashingteAjj, C and broke two ribs tsat he o liave help in putting on andtil his coat aunt Mxie whoFirst Grade irs AndersonPatty SpnU saw Tonka UoiKing and Daylene ltIoiuk fe tiHilary lu 1111 ijtr ,,i it and I MI inapp iiiry Liv, et dii hjlliine visilod iier pft iix aiui J vwiit tu Jail W he foujd notirili flown iarsii saw Tonka AlienIfutisf in a fiuuntd ilillSter was slating, Jerry Judging by the articles in the, Ittteiapets one would think that Michigani the onlysoand made the rttgia an Ja ussoiu 1theHarold Hoil state in the red Such sachusetis i in th rtiand Ouv Rorkeffllow of New has asked fot a 277 milllionl ost At a liesniens conference at fk Civ Ducking said Kansas wasLeaded in the same direction a nd he1 ailed Jn them to elect men to1islaiiire who were honestMid intelligent enoun to stop the theGran ,,lonn lMeiilcin at ri has a, mother is , I a 1 J i tlinahi soeWejlantwtiiine Sunday KaUii CexjTV Ieiry Kliottsi liuiii 1 h t inUalKttsji saw Tonka Sundayurts is in St Joe hospital,iuiiies weni in Lansing Sundayher aunt Kdna, iloii Scks s Bevci lv tnaj nod lios ii,vThird Grau Mrs, Henry st i M i U hit on f j 11 J i I HI Ilias 2 leave wrote aUul and holi 11 ot, 100 nBecky JicJiri hlnj her dad nlfnK their hoU cnvilMakin tnovod t Portage Lake1 1,lHioU 1 I ij t tu I SJ1OV Tvas had heart throb story last wfcabout a couple there whom they saidwere forniv HriKhion people who got ,u hard up there Hy tried thtir 8 year old twin boys forlvu policemen gave them iv rkecf money and arrested 1 hi juflo turned them Loosa Hev M ihcy needed was charity l,i rik T1 was an air, ilMMn in KnKland He married a VlVo,Mii, iwin hoys They nowavt iwo nure children They CaeUJ thU rounMv Nt leing able li,,t work hv beanie migrantnifi inr th last 3 years ha i ,,n in many stale They could notlive on the 2 a week travelloM alliried to sell the twins 1b gl toi ui o vork on a pipe line beenilRodney Darrows grand grannmotherliecl lJrufy Ciycies rUid UltiHioo Jii tL ii Fourth Grade, Mrs CampbellC mi Valentine pnry is I i fdofi VrisidLnt irank ZfZulUa Pointed IDiimiitlpc lame com tli, Lnrr Kensler ,Nancy Iiojd ifrshmcMlsilcbhy Mowors, CarilCycle, James Bnughn and Rudy Joseph son Cleanup John Tasch LindtClotji,l Kach one of us is doing an wit n the animals that hiball inior Tile Liin ir,i ounty hearing lest will bo held in t eschool this weekMrs Heatoo 4th and 5thWe choose commit ices for the Vine party Friday Nancy Waring wenkiiting Saturday Fifth Grade, Mrs, Rene MillerTennie Devine has Worked 15 pa sheyond the class in arithmetic and did fine, We have 12 who do not know the multiplication W ennfe tc a Mi,,n in Ciov AlmondId Dominion state, ouri measures11 oop admiralof Virginia, t5eAfter trying allavailable to ttop tieof school in his state HeIOwed u federal authority lat weekpermittfHl ViiKinias schools to be t,RT 11 T , h pmrd without tlC4i hfri a violence and v,ic tded How diffeeatthf actim i lov Faubus et n J ni lv dHied the u i,urt, the federal governmeat ihe army ,navy ,air force aad rr else in sight Hi3 oath tehe constitution fjih, nuet States meant noUing te himV11yThe Detioit News, never a, of Cov Williams last wek mons him having the courage tohike a deiinite and by coming out in lavor of a Rraduated income ta mntrasts his action with that 4hn Republican legislature who itoo fowardy to take a stand on aayux measure but would reiefr bothrest are Gold Star winners, Spellingtee winners ere Susan Craig, JetfHendee ,Dennis Reynolds Linda Wyii We are doing individual units of fara ay places, Sixth Grade, Mjt TaschWe are making a unit on the midnip ages and drawn pictures of armoif castles etc, Mr, Spencer is our sub stitut teacher We have a room decor ating rommitep In arithmetic we arelearning division of fractions Fifth and Sixth Mrs MeyerRobert Darrow, Junior Darrow and J irviNGSTON COITSTY the income tax and the one cent tali tax increase to the voters at theApril election Why does the leti1ture shirk their duty it asks It U ueto them to pass tho tax laws The timeis tar too short to explain these meae to the voters Suppose both are Vhat then Or suppPaedefeated It says the Uilature Republican controlled shouldfret together on one ot the taxures and pass itTAX itVUILavern Hunt went Ice tfshlng Theygot 10 fish Verns pant leg caught fire from the fire in the iwket and histuck U in hole in the ice to put itout, George Colone and Howard iStaHome, Rev, Winger officiating Pr Were a,so ioe fijng We are doing was in Pinckney CemeteryThe Winston Baughns spent Sun a unit on Lincoln We have afor Valentine mail , Larry Baughns aunt Connie and Tom Shepherd ot The publication ol thecounty tax sale which ia in m this issue of the Dispatch and 6et inues for 5 weeks It will bean inside supplement Thaw at600 discretions, double that yearKristen Tasch, Lonnie KtjfMt Soaday tH the Jtmat Whithi Mrs Viginia Amburgey brought iJay evening with the Cliff Millers, j Mason visited him Sunday Judy Rey Qretchen Tasch and Paulit her baby home from McPherson hewpital Sunday I The Kenneth Hecks spent Sunday nods and family visited the Bradyawth his parents in Monroe An Arbor Sunday, attended the basket ball day at the U, Rot ,V , vV jf For Leiten Meals USEDairyland ValleyLee ProductsON SALE AT WAGNERS GROCERYKENS MOBILE GROCERYJames Bennett DistributortiersWhich Industry Now 0the Living of 3 Out ef 4 Michigan Families Hen Are Some Fur pi Isian FactsAbout the railing Stomp IndustrySo fur whuu V our niionseconoruv h necJeJ eiiMon a new industry has spmnu up tohelp the uiunuv o ahcufThe automobile iruluii cmploying millions v,is tdliiut JClosely by the Jevelopniini 01 radio and radio hmtikisttni tomake more millions ol jovThen came the airplane industry, air conditioning, phniictelevision, trocn h otN to change our li es some moreThe trading stuiip iruluMrv,while not new Momjs in thisexpansion jjronp and has beenone of the fastest EroMnc ofall Today j betters the li iny olmore than 3 out of 4 MiVhioinfamilies who iae trading sumpsObviously, an indusm JUVIln such a larre proponuu ofMichigans population mustbring farrewhing bcnuit, lorMichigans economv And t ifocv In 7 ih Hiding stampin Jus j v houiu v,N 1 ,000uorth ol pi o,inlv I 10m Michiuii miiviifMs, n one Aay ,iiuliv,, 1 ,fv cvJ ciiiplov ii ,V A i ii M ih n peoplein uiiu uifKwni industriesf people in the trading nJui, t, merchandisevv voVvp oos, Us warehouse and transportation and ii ii A ii it tia LOCS on within in CM led economicallyc A hciv v iiliin our statesi seeius plain that thet stamp mdistrv along vex Michiganis lieome likeittradi wnn the i Mls l i SeiA t Notes of 48 Tears Af oEva Meabon fc Working for Mru,Calvin Ptatt Florence Andrews of Pincknuvand William Ratz of Detroit weiomarried Feb 7 by Rev Littleiohn of Saline Wfll Jeffreys made a businss trip1o Dexter Thursday , Joe Curtis and Agnes Fltzslmrons Here married at St Marys Church Jan 18 Rev F, Ommerford attended JhrIToly Name banquet at Bunker Hll1 Tuesday night Florence and Helen Reason, MaKennedy and Margaret Brognn wereentertained by EUa and Rebah Bluir inday night Some census figures are punishJed Pinckney had 477 people, Putnftin1 1118, Unadilla 909, Hamburg 70, Wowell 3004, Brighton 1492, FowIcrville 005,George Harrington R brother ofMrs S E Swarthovit, died inille, Ky, Friday We received a letter lastfrom Kirk Haze who is in Portland,o iT c e pr L vnii scs ecorioniv ait MichiIII K HISOOMA , w v lorf e,,s ro ol SlH Green SimpsTOWNSHIP CAUCUSNOTICE LS HEREBY OTVEX THATDEMOCRAT TOWNSHIP CAUCUSFOB THE PURPOSE OF PLACING IX NOMINATION CANDIDATESFOB TOWNSHIP OFFICES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF PUTNAM, COT NTY F IdVlNGSTON, STATE OFMICincAN, AND IOR THE FLIUHSE OP TRANSACTING SUCH OTHER BtSLNESS AS WHL PROPERLV 0006 BEFORE JT WHL BE HELD AI THE PUTNAM TOWNHALL ONMONDAY FEBRUARY 16 230 P M John Dunbar has sold his farm JFKirkland and purchased Mrs TomFitzsimmons farmThe cast for the senior piny der the Laurels is Claude Monksfloy Caverly ,Tom Moran ,Lynn Kencee Lee Tiplady ,Harold Swarthout,Lucy Cook, Hazel McDougall ,Veronia Brogan, Eva Docking The little son of Orange BafkusSot lost last week but was found at1he PhiJlip Smith home Gene Dinkel is clerking for DinkelDunbar The PeoplesStoreCANNED ti SHOELINGERIESROCER1ES ORYtiOODGENTS FUXMSH1NOSKENNEDY GENERAL STOREESTABLISHED 1865 INCORPORATED 1915What protect monydeposited at your bank Firtc of all and were proud to repeat what otherihavt expressed, sound management which is rtfleeted in our careful lending policies The safetyof depositors funds is our first concern in considering any loan Then, deposits here are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to themaximum of 10,000 for each depositor The insur ance costs depositors nothing These, as well aiphysical safeguards, add up to the kind of protectionthtt moat people itk Well welcome your accountDinkel 15 Frank Coliert 7S was found deain bed Monday by his brother WillGfMMOCBAT TOWXSSfflP COMf 1TTEEVIMURRAY KENNEDY, Township Clerk Notes of 25 Years AgoMaurice Kelly, 28 son of Mr andMrs Robert Kelly was killed In an auto accident this side of StockbridgeSaturday morning when the car hevas in crashed Other Injured wer Dorothy Guidot ,broken hip, Bud Carey VanWInkie, 82, died at 1HGuidot broken collar bone, Charles home of his son, Kirk, in LansingGjidot their father, sprains ,bruje Tuesday Funeral at Con1, chian Cliff Baldwin, head dwoundEdward Triday withReid head wound Clare Germalnof broken pelvic bone Lucius Wilsonjfr broken wrUt ,Mary Wilson, cuts bruisesThe Pineknay Board of Commerceha contracted with a Michigan Con ter man to thow free movies here this summer T, P, McClear 74, died at his hcmwn Detroit MondayFuneral and bufw be here ThursdayPinekney Independents won bothgames from Dunbar A, Q of Ann Arbor Saturday The reserve teamwon 27 to 17 Hariow Halnes washjgh with 13Th flnt teem won 4bt 49 Swaithout bad 22 points McPherson StateBankServing Since 1865in chargeLivingston Lodge holds her pnstrasters night Feb, 28, Ross Read is toastmaster Speakers are GevrCeore Ferguson, grand master iuuiMayor Bob Camphelf ,Ann Arbor inIcrtainment Bill Hodge, Howel,,rrof Morse, Stockbrldge tThe, past masters will work thedegree with John Martin in the wist Fred Teeple has rented his farmfo Norman White Magaret Curlett nd Betty Clintonspent th week end at th Dr Cur lett home In Rosevillle Robert PUsko broke his leg iat wane TOWNSHIP CAUCUSNOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN THVTREPUBLICAN TOWNSHIP CAUCUSI OR THE PI RPOSE OF PLACING IN NOMINATION CANDIDATES FOR TOWNSHIP OFFICES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF PUTNAM, COUNTYOF LIVINGSTON, STATE OF MICHIGAN, AND FOR THE PCRPO E OF TRANSACTING SUCH OTII ER BUSINESS AS WILL PROPERLYCOME BEFORE IT WILL BE HELD AT THE PUTNAM TOWNHALL ON MONDAY FEBRUARY 16 330 P MBY ORDER OF REPUBLICAN TOWNSHIP COMMITTEEMURRAY KENNEDY Towwiiip Ckkt SUmEMIKT TO THf HNCICMtY DISPATCHKMUAfYoon lot loses of T WMohDBAIMBI 4KB4MBBM DR4MBYtmbrWtlkJlOeluiqtwnf Cherto DIM iSMY 1 Eio 3 tM pDollars Coot or Parcel YeonfotWoksRotLet 35 tfgtJRaJBABhtt S LABdiw 2idBMi LfaW 7 on Pftooa 1 assd 2 i95c I rutrtU OS1OWN NO J 4OKIH, iAliiik NO 1 EAST27 58 ill ,Lot 44 1956CttViMrfe SACJIWOM Vi of U iO and Lot 11 1956 9418MOmweil Acrelot 67 1956 lOaoaLot 9 1956 lOdoo2Oi, SOS ana 204 1956 1036a Oyttol tooth Subdivision1956 1599Mo, wood Shores Estate 1956 71811956 6767foa Point Beach 1956 1889Gtenroyietec Ubor 4 on Paet 48 end 49Lot 9 wAtapj Wttttefly Vi 1956 440lot 2V 1956 1021Oloowood On The lakesLot 19 1956 275w Lof 35 1956 Oy iuIcei v eel, io Dollar Cento m P,imtTYtOMf TOWNSHIPMAftlON TOWNSHI TOWN NO 4 NOftTH, RANOI NO ft IAST Cwnmncino 40 rod South ot Northwestcorner of Section 27, rhncs South 26 23rods, East 240 rods, North 26 2 3 rods, West 240 roJ to txyiuir 27 40 1V56 3863Easr V2 of NW A of laxeeandOweYearsDvJUrtl or Peri ojRTf Ra arWBBrarJlfaRBWRW R Wtl C vfOstoJW 9J piw PpBVMAtOM OTOWM NO 2 NOtTH lAMOf NO 4 EAST ot eciKjn Ji, rucnct Norn 2 rout rhnctail to a pon due Noin of ithence Sojth to aeginmng36 1956Gtoiigr t TriMtgU Lk lULots It iati i2 966 5307k 374torntfLot 325Ur 24lot 28Lot 58 i , ttiencei ,4 unc Ui icclton 471 teeCLI ,o iULiiiitiiy line ot O i JOoiri aitWeil l si 7 wd 6 1956 1270Me CUtcheyi Trinf I Lke ll Ms 11966 2393 CITY Of BRIGHTONTOWNSHIP 2 NOtTN of RANOI 4 EASTlyirimoy t center of sect ton 31 thnc West 136 teer North 458 W Easr 13o feet toSoutherly Ime ot P M R k, South 38 10, fcasi J2b teet, buutt 4 13, tdr 305fuel dicxiy idiO K R fo Ldbl onJ Weir,4 line, Wtit 534 fee to beginning31 4 1 9o 46037 Fewters Pte 41 nd Wesr 3 of Lot 43 2 1956 3746Lot 4d1 I, 110 70115553ru or bec or cemtriei to North oout Norlfictly unu otuu, buvliiw jcrly 1,11 Sdid KOtld,mence West iony 4hc point u Ltcgminny2w IVio 4552 1966oi iSwih ri ot NW L4on Las anaTO io icetUfcwr V UVV1 75 feet in width of Lots 5, 6 and 7and lt 9 let 13 1966 4b87Lot 90 1956 167 32Lot Vtt 1956 1336ft 20 tew of LOT 116 and 1171956 627Lot U9 end Be 30 ft of North 448 feet NO 4 NOKin, kAWtot I4O kASi1416,4 or V4 ul2,4 ut i V4 Oilot 6of Lo Lot tLotiorLOILetLettot 120BMN4SM 2384024VJ4V4rveritdoiN torn w sitoor55tt4V4 ana DM594 identic 1u 19561956rs Village Addition 1956tvalt lake Estates19561V36W5IV561956 Lake ttain No6 p0 22 and 1956i Vii k1 JKJto of land un reartu olid shape to 16732583625B 7314704 411ittBB260 123 ltt8Vot LotLOT bV W564corner of section45 rteii 030, KOL,i0 Wti uet tor 4J ice, 4i It tj, 1J eii Zij feel,jou111 IO tot, ooutn U8 16 tail 2065 f N 20Ot Oeyiniimg, VvItf10 cenicr ut Norm 20526pui orGI 1 20w Hi 4 id o0IV fcJIOUI ui vvi U of SW A1V5619561956of Ntcol 5V5 tiiia piece of Und un rear or tui 5V5 iOii i J h L 595 An thjr par, or5V5kUI OUJ01 63Lot 132kfci NJwet 144Lot I4i in1956 tofteach 195019561966Lots 243Lut JI6LOi Jl 956Loi4 332Lot 334 Lor 34Lot 34tut 34VLois 357 ILor 361Lor 362Ut 401 U32 end 32a 1VJ61V56Beach 1956IV5619561956 1956vtive 1956 195619561956s Heighths 59518897745665664285 Soc5OO9ttI itf5 5065666353 oi Nt ,4 South ot91 OCfOlA TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 3 NOKii, ANIE NO 5 IAST2 acre in ioothwtsl Coiner ut iW 4 ivw 1998Easr 2 or SE VA II 3 1956 17701Beginning at Norrneasr corner ot SE 4 ot ,4 of iectiwi, Wciierly along fcasl 33 fee to point oralong tjt nd West let 1608 line 440 fee, jouirieny jf right angles Lot IWI 10 teet, tdiiei dt ritir angles ittO teer, tor 20UNortherly at right unylci 110 feet to poim lot 20tot ueguuung2 07 1956fUTNAM TOWNSHICrOKM NO 1 NORTH, RANGE NO 4 IAST Mt ,4 ara SE 4 ot rv 4 and iourti Jb Acres JJI Nortfi 2 ot NrV frl 47 i33ti 1956 32696MW 4 ot SW 4 lying Wesi of Hwy V 164 1V56V2 oi SW 14 10 tiO 1956A o fcast Vi of SE i410 40 1956 4603 SW i4 Of iE 4to 10 40 1956 2860ti 15 aae of Noth 30 acea oi NW 45y Of NW l411 15 1956 3699917 West 2 oi NE VA of NE VA15 20 1V56 133316226 NW VA or NE VA 15 40 195615460 North a of NW 415 8U 19565o92 SE i4 of NvV V i5 40 1956 32 HO 1956 8191Commencing 26 rods North ot Southwestcorrw section 32 rhence Ear to creek Bini,ing 161 feet West of North welt cornerNorthwest alony creek fhtmce Wer tu Lo, 3J5 j nj McPhorsOO Additioncenter of Hwy, South 5 rods to bgiturns ilcnce South 132 feet, WeJ 66 feef North 32 40 1V5O 316 132 foet, tdSt 66 ect to pUCe ot iKumnumComirtoiicms 6 rods North ot Southwest cor ner section 32 rhence Easr to On Creek,Northwest along creek 2J rod, We toHwy, Sovith 10 beginning 32 2 1956 3164Commencing at Sourhdi corner of Section M, rhence Norrh 160 rods, Wesr 60 rods 160 rods, Easr 60 rods to beginning 932536 60 1956 Tyron EUf Me iIV3O1966I vac 51487146148MU Clatcneys Liber t rs M1956i Uke HeishtsLot 43 44, 4i, 4a, 4 ma 43 1936Loi 7V, B0, 81 82 and HZ195670 55 ftwnyan Lake PointLot 14 195655 70 UNADULA TOWNSHIPTOWN NO I NORIH, ANGE NO 2 EAST Sfi451425S777Ve U cre ot Ci i u SW U 1 70 IV56All rhat part of West Vz ut S I South ot Hwy I 60South 60 acres of tr 1of NE 103,99 North Vi at SI 109618 NW 10Of OtI I 604 ao403699Commencing 10 23 rds South of cen ol ot Nt oi397701 NW U fi 80A part of vVesf M of Edit y2 t Ltfyrniiiiy at d poiri in me center line ofLcryiii ivooiJ, fcdit 195 feet from North wiii corner ot suid VVesr J4 ot tasf 2 utNw v4 oinriij ,iitnce iujlli piiraiiel toriic Wes luic of did West Ji ot tast Wo NW 4 16 rods, trience Laa parallel toiii tenier iuic o beryir KOJJ iO rods,, ilience North lo rod, lo a point in ctnter1 itie ot bcrcjin Kujn, ttit IU rods troni pom Oi ovvjincijny, ltiunce vVeit 10 rods NE V4 of NE VA12 4014 oi NE a 12 404 of NtNWNWAV3o on Easr line ot West Vi of SE A,running South 6 13 rds, Wer 10 rds North 6 13 ds, East 10 rds to beo, la 66 1956 43831540 Commencing at East VA cor ot Sec, South 89 35 20 West 133466 ft, South 3Ail 2i Easr 244yj tt, iorth 89 23 20 r fcast 3SO tt, South 66 03 40 East Commencing tt, South 9 22 40 East 12131 1, Souin bi IT 40 East 5618 ft, South 44 40 East 456 ft, Sooth 86 00r 12YlVi of NW 12 40Qi w 1V56ot SE195619561956 195019561956 195619564 V5d 529247S477d5271629 31 1956Anmeoy Caiat Addittenrwntf Bfi ,,no north 130 feet ot Lots 8, 9, and 10 id Block 4 West 12 oi Nurth 130tcct ot Lot 74 1966 4896fonwt Rci and Und beginning r Northwest cor ot Lor 3, Block V, un South ld ofGrand River, thence Southerly at rightangles with Grand River 12 rod, East Hrofli IO West line ot Hop Street, North lony Hope Sree, 4 rodi Westerly 4rods, Northerly to Southerly line of Groiu Kivcr, Westerly aiong Grand Kiver to bejexcept beg J point dani South 71 tdif 85 tec, South IB Wtst 12 fefrom Northedit cor Lot 3 block 9 for a point of bey, South 72 JS 53 teef,South 70 15 Wet 10205 feet North 18 East 1586 feet to oomt oi uciriniiy9 IV56 6080triyklen Weodt1956CITY OF HIOMTQNHewtlls IriMee eeacK1956Jemet I Lee AMitieoal PlatUtmombeied Lot between Lot SI to 57 Be ginning at Northeast comer ot Lot 5rhence Norfh 76 15, East 132 ieef South165 feet, South 76 15, West 13 feet,North 165 fcrl to beginning and Hou IVJ6 lajCWNorth 99 tnef of Lors 6d ami 6V aru Lun 0, 71 and 2 eCHjt South TJ fret95 30Lor 147tor 169 7,743161956,, Kitsene Park Subdivision3223 Outlet A 1956leiths Subdivision3235 tor 44 1956Morgan Park3223 ioli 0 jnd 7 l95o r Lots 12, 13, and West a of Lot 1432,35 I956U490 Lots 17 and 18 1956, , LolJ 2 nd 2b 1951693 LO1 00 and 61 19562 comer of Section mrfh and McPkerson Addition40 rds North 10 fUs, ft4nm es and Lof 5 1956 1301410731083449548 IV049tf20 iiWest 40 ruv, iuutn lt rJ to b9inniiiy l ,nd Frarna Bldg and Lots 5H, 60, and tti 12 250NE i4 of SE 14 U40 1956 426 J 956frm Res and Lots 217 and 281956 3235 l95oFrame Ras and Lois 285 and 286 195634,6u 56o56634oO 566180622 19 566566 t to point of beginningJJ 1Hjndytor 3 and Lot 9 1956Shores IV561956 40 Edtt 4782 ft, Sguth 49 14 40 East8306 tf, Sooth 14 39 40 Eat 5270 w t o ,ft South 40 32 40 East 16634 ft, 2 1956 jNorth 85 M M Eat 19867 tt,iouJh WeJf y2 of sw fl 14 ejc Sojh pdrt of Ff Rg dnd LQT 33QA 12 40 East 12896 ft South 48 53 Wef l2 of sw l4 ,2a fd4 ong on Ui, R Lo 35O cast 24167 tt, South 5 b W line ,nd 9 rojs loKJ on West line13 24 1956 3751 360534 ast 13579 ft, South 70 38 40 EastIuiwOrTinitncriy thtnee tdiIofi 2 and 3 1956ii,,Mt try Club SubdivisionLor 20 1956Lor 117 1956Lof 143 1956MM0 SubdivisionLots 16 and 17 except 2 feet of South feet ai Northeasterly part of lot 1 15744165 404404LoJ 24Lot 37 5Indian Hiltt Sub 1956Lee Aarei SubdivitionMartin Ires Subn, No I lee la Liber 7 Pete 10lot 1 1956Mwmferd Park Number 7hreLot 44 1956Mumfbreit Park Number Fourftec m Ukor 6 Paea 18 andLot 69 1956Lo 60 1956Lot 62 1956Ore fete kittle Farms Lor 57 1956NW VA of lot 63J 1956Lot 119 1956 Ore Lak Starts Country ClubLots 29 and 301 1956Lots 8 te 10 Inclusive 1956Ora Lake View Subdivision NoLot 76 1956Lots 79 and 80 1956Lot 8 1956ior 9 J956Peenen SubdivisionLof 22PUasant lak HillsLot 41Ui A nd West Vi of Loi 5 44115991089105744414414417a2612127J521 5696I 51,90 19161035SI 904 fl4 16023874 9174745, 1683Hatland VitlagaEastern Additioni bouihwesf corner of Lot 1, 68 feet, North 25 feet,6U tuet, iojth 2o 1 i Jo ouyiiiniiaf 1 o 10 yioHatland VillagaOriginal fowrv flatHouse jnd Lois IB and 1916 40 1956 idxfivld fark Subdivision j 1956 alThree lake Subdivision Cotfacja and Lot 15B 1956 wo, ,J 1956 Lof Ii and CoMdye IV56 iHOWELL TOWNSHIPTOWN NO Z NOKTn, RANGE NO 4 tAST HW ,4 ot St VA9 40 1956 568 Jof SW VA ot 5tVi0 1956tit East 2 of iE ft, North 87 41 20 East 5475 a 12 of bL 4 eAep v aae m G T Uoflh Vj of1950CITY OF HOWEUhia polnton East line of Sec, Norfh c UI ,JL 1956155 74 Lor 115 Lot 1919561956 35 West 1031to ft along East Aliot NoMr, 766 feet West Vi of NE 4 iouifi 2 of Lots lid and lt9Lot 17South 1950 c, K k 11South 24 acriK k ,Vesl 4164Ji 646132139124471 4 except ofSec line to point of beg cont 15524,acci except tlowage rights 21 1956 7252Corn, ii cen of intersection of Cedar Lake Rd and 0 T R R RW and on Southside of said RW thence South 1JfC Easr 195 ft, North to South line Sf G TR R RW, Northwesterly along Southline of said RW to place of beg Beingd part of West V2 oi section 22 1956 6068eg on West line oi Sec 197 ft South ol intersection of Wes lino of Sec withSoutherly line of G T ft R RW thence East 195 ft, South 288 ft to North line oflands owned by the Ford Motor Co, in a Norlh of fCtion lying Easterly of Hwy M3624 1948 1956 10433at Northeast corner ot secnon, West 1293 feel to East line of NE U thence South 4 3Eoii 0i2,y teti tor poni of beginningSouth 4 3 Cusi diung Latt lint 2aOateer, iouih a 55 West 16063 teet locenter line ot Hwy M46, North 36 52 Easr 360B3 fee inence urih 17 55 Edit14J4I7 tee to point oi beginnincj 24 IV 1956 I 173SW 4 of NW VA 25 40 1956 3223rvi of tast Vi of SW 25 56 1956 196690 445 DJ1 II 63ld5 0410736 JJ J519411 8301Northwesterly direction 230 ft to a point s h 24 4Cres f tii, y et sw y 143 ft South of place of beg, North 143fr to beginning22 1956 3699 SW25,4 of SE 242H at 1 12Ni l of NE 22 b0of NE Va 24 80Ot iL 424 40cj at North yi Lait V996 19561956 1956 J4 excepf4041I 475417855 56a3 Vital 2 dcres of following described land6e at cen t of Sec, South 4422 ft tocen of road North 66 13 West 477 ft,Norifi 4178 ft fo Sooth line ot R RStVtl South 80 37 East 441 ft to East 26 40I95o1956 373611753223 6Norrh Va of Lots 269 and 272956 830TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH of RANCE 4 EASTPart of East 2 of Wesi 1 ot NW U of Sec 35 Begmniny st 4 pont 3577 fefSouth of the Northeast corner fcast Vj Wesr V2 NW VA Sec 35, ilinae South5453 feet rhence North 71 a West 2127teet to center of Hwy U S 10, ihnce North 18 East 200 feel thenco Norlh2795 fett thence East 36 tet to heyinnmg subject 10 U S 1635 IV4 1956 420 21A piece beginning 199 fee North of Soijfh wtst corner Sect tun 36, fhenctr Norlh 825fet, East 754 feet, Southerly 2 6 feat,Wrt 74 feel to beginning36 1956 11018Almen Whipplet AdditionBeumnino Northwest cor ot South Vi of 10, a and tjl between ii nd A A R ,4 of sec, 6outh 16 rds,, East 10 rds,thence North tu riii,, Wesi 10 rds tobeginning 28 1956 2197West 4 line thence South 130 ft to Soufh dCeJ of N 1A of NW flof beginning 22 19566068 31 30 1956UNADIUA TOWNSHIP 21971956jjOSt of SOCtiU 21 Lait V996 eel to center me oi U i 16 Hwy, Ncii 52 05 Wir 6ii6feet along center line satU Hwy, Ntorfh 021 Veit 4o92tt tet lo North lne of secnoii, tcist 613,9 teet nong section line topom of hegtnring28 0 1956 7896llckjmr nj u JJI , ij oouth of Northedbr corner ot stciiou 22 parcel ot Undivy feer fcast jnu Wesr uy 165 feet North3 1956 41,96Beginning 8B0 feet South g nd 50 eet Wesr roni jor ihtjjst corner of secfOn 32 thencejOoli 132 feet, West 14 leel, South West V oi SE 4 except a parcel of land ,WM NO GTI JAWTekia i tT225 ft Nonh and South and 150 fi Easi TOVN NO NOR AN06 NO I EASTand Wetf iying in Northwest corner thereof mho exc tiey on East and West Vline and in cen of Hwy and 750 ft Eastof cen of Sec, Easl in cen said Hwy andon East and West VA line 120 ft, South , , ,225 ft, thence West 120 ft,, North 225 sr a ct NE it v ot iW A oACepi tkeguuving i Southwest corner theieul ihencv toi 330 ft,North 660 ft Wen 3,0 ft, Seolh 660 ttto beginning31 1956 4240ft to place of beg 24 32SO 19561956 10316 32North 22 crei of NW V of Nc V4 2 95632at a point 33 ft Easterly from North , , , SE5 at a pon 3 ywest cor of NE Vi of Sec, 26, thence Easi Wl 200 322240 19561956tarly 200 ft South 100 ff, Westerly 200 f NW y 0, R,wit, thence North along Hwy 100 tt to beginning 33 5026 50 19568435West Vi of NW33fCora n cen of Road on South line of Sec c Easr of Southeast cor of Infl 19561956 5271168742466296 Co land 1956 I573Aisesaers flat No 1Lot 52 1956 13735Assessors PUt No 2Loi 16 195A 1823Attestors Plat No ILot 52 1956 93,19Cewdryt AdditionSouth 6 rodk ut Lot 12 and bouth N4I4 ot Lot 30 1956 126 4VSouth Vi of Lot 79 IV3G 44 ft Fairliwn kih SubdivisionNorth Vl oi Lot JA IVbo ibiiSection 3 ot Loi 12b beiiini 130 tet1956East i2 of Lot 65 and Loj,1956Pleasant Laka Hills Ainx No 3Lets 206 nd 207 1956 Kiver Valley SyWivisiyRec in Libr 4 Peg 9Lot 17 156RiverotndwJfo SuivdivjsienLot 14 1956Lori 15 and 14 1956Iiverben4lrl J4Vulon No 2ec 4UlMf 4 Wfl 10Lot 36 1956Lot 41 1956Lor Ai 2 956l0S at 44 s, 1Lot Aii , k Lor 56 y 1956 Lot 57 1956Lot 5a 1956kivtfenwrne Subdivision re 3 Kee, i Ukef 4 on Pae 43Lot 66 1956Lot 67 1956Lot 60 1956Urt 6 A 1956 lo 70 956 Lot 71 1956Lot 72 1956Lot 73 1956Lot 74 1956Lot 75 1956MianOreli Subn Annex No 3 Me io User A on Page 4Lof 64 N56SiiJleKen BeachLots 26 and 27 1956 Suparvitor Plat of FernlandsLots i, 2 uJ 1V56Lot 13 IVsoLof 22 1956Lot 30 1956Lot 3 1956Lot 32 v 1956Lot 64 1956Lots 42 and 1956 SuMrviMtt PUt ol Indian Gardens SubLot 25 1956 7971ftraervisors Plat of Shannon Shoreseoinning at Southeast corner of Lot 31 on Outlot A thence North 56 30 West 150foot, South 35 25 West 100 feet, South 56 30 East 150 feet, North 35 25 Easr 32 and 60 ft t ,bee 31 thence West 849 ft, North 24I asi 479 onVA cot or Sec, WestHwy J60 ft, North 2J ft to NorfhI173P 18U61099133682061099 3,9039C390390390 390390 3,90390390390390390390390 3903903903902758ea383460 5665664285367422192632 566 y inning Also Beginning 880 feet South31 640195619,2419fi reel West from Northeast corner Qom df Southwest cor of East Vi of NW , ,,, f Nh 8 55, 35O5O f,ot secnou 32 d parcel 32 feet East andWest ty 165 tool North and South32 1956 3387Bains AcresRec, in Liber 7 on Page 32Lot 7 1956 5837NorbiM Hei9bnRecorded in Lib 5j of fits on Page 32 195 36to point of Deg , Norfh 3 57 Weil 376,58it South 76 53 East 259,13 ft to cenof 40 ft Road, South 13 07 West 360ir, Sourh 87 55 West 14171 ft to point pf beginning 1210 ft te point of beginning33 10 1956 1687East Vi of NE U of Nfc V4 35 20 1956 167North 2 ot rIE u sxcepl Last Vz of N ,4 of NE Ug32 178 19564883Easr 35VA of Nt3530 acres 36 60VA 40of Nl 30 195619561956 475932232711 North and d0 feet Last of southwest uinar of Loi 15, tliciK North 13 teal, East 40 teet, iouih 132 feel, VM 40 teetto bBinnuu 196 tt Ufafairlawn Bch Subdivision1 ot Lui 130 beginning 130 fer of iouiliweit corner ol Lot 13D,thenca Norifi 132 feet, cusi 44Soutri 13 teetr West 44 feet to buy1956West 2 of Section 2 of Lot 13C beym 130 teet North ,iiic 44 Lait u iiwest comer ol Loi 130, lhnc Northftet, Easi 22 feel, Sooth 132 tec,22 fef fo beyinnmg 1956Section 4 of Lot JO Uiymniny 30 feet of Southwest corner ot Lgt 130, HiNorth UXJ left, bisi 22 feet Soothfeet, Wsi 22 tiii fi lij IIIIIHJ valot 23 1956 36,25IOSCO TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 2 tORTH RANGE NO 3 EASTVes, , of RF V4 of SE V 20 Beg32 1780 ii East of Southwest cor of Sec, Nh 200 f Sthlg, 0 ii East of Sout ,East 2146 ft, North 200 ft to Southerly of Portage River thence WesterlyR SlineV i,4 SE VA 956 i 4005except a piece in E d W alony said River to West line Se vSouth 1 50 East 114 ft South 18JO h y fNW East 2256 fr to place of beginning Being l5OUn fi 20 acrs in NW VA of NW VA commencing20 rds East of Northwest corner, thencaSouth 80 rds, Easl 40 rds, North 60 rds,Wesr 40 rds lo beginning36 20 1956part of SW VA of SW VA 32 1956 4883 36 8019563 8Soolh 30 acras of West Vl of SW V4 95rirrJJrLS1 d Wes1 c i hysaof South 82 acres of NW trl 34719120100 fat 10Lot 12Lot 11 in 195619561956SWM No 11956lot 26 19561st 54 1956WHAI lusJi take Sub Me 1 14, k kik m on Pege 3Lot 13 Lot 21Lett 24 end 25 lot 26 97a3874676782,60 188910,21 660 feet Morih dnd South4 325 3 956 22339SW A of SE 4 except o piece jn Southeast comer A95 feet Eist tnd West oy 660 feelNoith and Soith a boujftivvesf corner 4 325 1956 223396 acres, on Eas end of North 172 of South 62 aciei of NW fn i4 except I sere inSouihea comer5 6 Jorth V2 except 1 acre in SovWheasl corner5 34 1956 i 3097bE , oi N frl U i 6 40 1956SE 74 oi NW 14 8 40 1956South 50 ocres of West 2 of NE lit 10 50 956 SfiC9South 10 acres of NE VA of NW A 10 10 1956 2287NW 4 of NW VA 10 40 1956 1206NW U of NW 4 except a piece in Souih west corner 660 feet East and West by165 feet Norih and South10 375 1956 4562North 2 of SE li of NW A i0 20 1956NW VA of SE VA 10 40 1956 3971North 7067 acres of South Vi of NE VA 25 7067 1956 7319North 5333 seres of West Vz of NW VA 25 5333 1956 3615North 3533 acre of SE VA of NW VA 25 3533 i956 30,18North 13 13 acres of NE VA of SW 14 25 13 13 1956 1165North 26 23 acres of North Vi of SE VA 25 26 23 1956SE VA of NE VA 26 40 1956 285O East Viz o Lot 15Commencing at Southeast corner of section Cottage and Lot , 32, North 30 West 7M ch, Wef 78 HAandchs, South 2012 East 797 chs to South Cottage rd iot 24 line of Section 32 thence North 88 East Cortafle ad lot 92 m at Souside Sub running thence ir a Southerlydiracron on a course South 7 17 15 ,East 74109 ft, to an iron pipe on Westerly f HLd Lk thence Northerly on 36SW 14 of SE 301956168762963223322336 40 1956East UnaeMlaA piece of Und 4V rds, wide and 8 rds ff h ,0J5 or Loi 130 oegnnmy 30 fei NJMIIand 22 teuf East of iujhwes corntrr ofLot 130, theme North 100 feet, asr 21 feet, Soutti tCW 1ei, Wtsi 22 fe tubeginning 1956 f 71Section 6 of Lot 130 bcytcimuy M ef Njrlh and 44 feel fcusi of SooilWiM ,rii utLot 130, thence Norm I uO ttti, Lda J4ieef, South 100 fwt West 22 fnt to beginning 1956 5 Volet 161 1956 7 11Hygh A M Phenor AdditionLot 22 1956 182J E Skilback s AdditionSouth 4 rods in width of Wet 20 fet n width of Lot 71 I9t 1237Jewatt Additionss f rvCrj,M 1 , , rijrs ,tl,,5 0 ff t o an iro n pipe , thenc e Nort h 7 048 , Wes t 97 3 tt t o a poin t o n shor e o fd HiLan d Lake, thenc e Nort h 40 27 , thenc Eas t 6 6 feet , Sout h 3 9 feet ,ieet , Sout h 1 1 teet , Wes t 5 9 faet , Nort h5 0 f bi i 95 7 3thenc e fr t o a poin t m cen o f a propose d 4 0 ft roadway , thenc e Nort h 48 9 Wes t alon gcen o f propose d roadwa y 4 8 ft t o apoint , thenc e Norf h 4403 4 ft , Eas t 10 0ft t o a poin t o n shor e o f sai d Lake, thenc eSout h 40 27 , fas t alon g th e shor e o fiai a lak e 5 0 ft t o beginnin g3 2 1 1 195 6 192 4Com in cen of Darwi n Roa d a t a poin t40 0 ft Wes r o f Eas t Sec fin e o f N E VAo f Sec tnd from thenc e Southerl y paralle lwit h sai d Sec lin e 435 6 ft , Westerl y 10 0 ,ft , Northerl y paralle l with sai d Sec lin et o cen o f Derwi n Road , Easterl y alon g sai d Roa d 10 0 ft t o poin t o f out and plafiud , Lo t 3 an d th e Wes to f Lo t 2 , th e sam e bein g a par r o f wha tis know n a s Mil l Yar d Bloc k describe d a tfollows Corn , a t a poin t 6 rds fro mwher e th e Sout h lin e o f I ogha m St in Mi d iB t , , , Villag e interact s wit h th e Wes t ln e o f lo t 1 8 xwp t W hMam St runnin g fro m thenc o Sout h I , , AA , Kl , k , , ,rds , Wes t 6 rds, , Nort h 8 rd , Eai t Lo t nd Nort h Vz of Lo t 4 5rds t o beginnin g Mil l Yar d Bloc 5 195 6 629 Islan d Lak e Shore S E VA of S E VA of sec 3 6 excep t lot a 6 ,II , 12 , 19 , 20 , 50 , 59 , d 7 4 in Islen dLak e Shore an d excep t , , ,5 0 fee t r o beginnin g 195 6 1373 5M e Pharsen s Additio nLo t 1 196 1482 2d fae t195 6 178 1t 4 5195 ii 3 4Wes t Vi of Lo t 5 5 195 6 612 9Lo t 6 0 excep t Eas t e feet , Nortl 1 rJ w rLot s 9 1 an d 9 2 195 6 le9 elo t 8 2 195 6 as Kaiser s Fitter Uk e i II 4 M e Ptierse n an d Irewnin e Additio nin Iftion d U f tfXCepf w f ,cen beginnin g35 I 195 6 74 149 rationin g at a poin t o n Eas t lin e o f Sec 3 6iTQ7 2 ft Nort h o f Southeas t corner , tun,mi Nort h 40 2 , Wes t 87 5 ft, Norf h58 29 , Wes t 48 3 ft , Nort h 41 l4 1V 2 88 , Norf h 23 38 , Wes tMofir 56 35 , Eas t 161,3 8 ft ,13as t 826 4 ft t o Tow n line Sout h Lot 1 0Lo t I ILo r 1 2Lo r 1 3186 SM195 19S oCIT Y O P MIOHTO NNoble s PU t No 2195 6195 6195 6195 6195 6 J736 1956 3867 1M 7i M Phersen s Pretoec t Plac e Additio n i l Wes t o f Lot 7 1 an d 7 2A M 1956 266 2 Lo t 7 3 1956 26 7M Phersen s Secon d Additio nLo t 13 8 excep t Norf h 4 0 fee t thereo f195 6 830 1CIT Y O P MOWIL L61461 461 4 M Pherwi Seon d Prossec t Piec e Additio n01 4 c,, k i i t a J k u 1 , i i n J61 4Lo t 1 4Northerl y 4 9 fee t o f Lo t 1 6 an d Southerl yI I fee r o f Lo t 1 5 195 6 30 ln t u,, , Lot 3 5 1956 3 029 Eas t 4363 5 ft t o beginnin g excep t No ,,her l , 0 ftt , o f Lo f 3 7 n d Southerl y 4 1 L ,Lois 12 4 13 0 a s Parte feef o f Lo t 1956 fy M Lt lSout h Vi of unnumbere d Lo t betwee n Lot la t 45 5 an d 5 6 195 6 2768 3Lun d beginnin g e t a poin t 3 3 fee t Nort h o t Out 1 , Socon Preioe dSout h Vi of Lo t 1 8 en d Nort h3 6 I I 195 6Chalker s landin gi Recorde d in Libe r 2 on Peg e 1 7277 8 Cottage,an d Eas t Vi of Lo t 1 4195 6195 6 665974 1665 9 1956195 6195 6Additiei r195 6Th e tint Meric M Additio n195 6Tlemiei s AddHie no f Lo t 2 1 195 6ot Lo t6i4 f1536 61187 42694 714 2 J Lak e Subdivisio n3195 6 304 195 6 536 2195 6 478 4195 6 44 1U t 17 1956 1889 Wkk U4 e Ctwitr y Clu blo t 1 6 1956 73 Vlo t 8 1956 73 Jlo t 19 6 1956 73 1Lo t 38 4 1956 420 5lo t 54 6 1956 7680 HANB V TOWNSHI PTOW N NO I NOtTM , HANO I NO 3 fAS TNort h 2 0 ecre t f N f U of S E VA 30 195 6 555 3leginnin g e n Nort h lin e o f sectio n a t apoin t 596 4 tot North 69 X Wes t from Norr h o f cor thereo f thenc e Sout h 195619S61956 Lot 9 3Lo t 9 4Lo t 9 5357 3 to f 10 619 chs t o beginnin g3 2N E VA of S W VA3 3 4 0N W VA ot SW W3 3 4 0S W VA of S W VA3 3 4 0 195 6MAKIO N TOWNSHI PTOW N NO 2 NORTH , HANO I NO 4 CAS T Lo t 8 0Commencin g a t Southeas t corne r o f el l the t Jlpar t o f Nort h ft of Nort h V o f S E VA f Lo f M sectio n lyin g Westerl y o f canto r lin e o fHwy an d rro m thenc e alon g onte r 4sai d Hwy Northerl y 19 2 fee t fo r a poin to f beginning , 6 4 fee t Northerl y eon g cn te r o f Hwy , Westerl y 16 4 fee t paralle l toSout h lin e o f sai d Nort h V a o f Nort h V ao f S E VA Southerl y 6 4 feet , Easterl y fee f t o poin t o f beginnin g195 6261410 4 fee t t o Northerl y lin e o f U S 1 6 Southwes t cw t oes t P rt9 N W 56 8 Acre s o n Northwes t corne r o f S W3 0 56 8 193 6 195619561956 195614fc Subdivisio n No 3deefr n Ufce r 3 on Pag e 3 5195 6195 6Meorte J,kewood s H 1195 6195 6C t It Min LMse r i Pea 1 9195 6195 6195 6195 6195 69 to 1 4 nduiiv e , 195o SuMrvrer s Vs of Patricia n OenMn stecorde d tibe r 3 on Pt 3 78247740 4, A Cottae nd Lot 18 8554 6 Lof 89 6068606 874 17,4 174 174 1 Lot 8 0 o f Noble s Pla t No 2 , thenc e Nort h ak , a219 7 fee t alon g sai d VA line, Nort h 71 llEas t 139 5 feet , Sout h 13 3 feel Wes t 6 6feet , Sout h 13 2 feet , Wes t 6 6 fee t t o poin to f oeg , embracin g part s o t Lot s 78 , 79 ,80 , 83 , 84 , 119 , nn4 that par t o f EM IStree t no w vacate d whic h is withi n tho u9 195 6t o 8 inclusiv e ls o strip 2n d Sout h b y 1 6 rot h Nort h o f Lot J to M 1M 6abov e descriptio nLo f 11 7Lo f 11 8Lo t 11 9606 8 Lo t 12 0133 3Lot 174 1 Lo t 2 749461 461 461 4 Lot 7 8 16453195 6VtllA M O f FOWUiVlU lO PU T o yHwy , Weiturl w alon g Northerl y lin e o fMi d Hwy 2M S feet , Nort h 1376 9 fee tt o Nort h lin e o f lection , Sout h 89 00 a r 22 fee t eion g sai d sectio n lin e t o pcin t e gtwi g 195 6 25 N Enirx j s t poin t tTi foi Ws t an da6 9 fta t Sout h o f Norrhoas i corner o fiCticn , VVetL5 0 fer t Sot h 200 fee toNort h ln i nf Gn d ri v Avenu e U S 1 6 Hwy , f,i t cn q J o i lin r o f xai jHwy 15 0 feet , Nort l M pnt o f becin nin f toirt t Mf i of las t 3 o f N i U TYRONE TOWNSHI P 1956195 6195 6195 6195 6NoWo t Pit t No a195 6 , 195 674 1 Nort h 2 0 feo t Lo t 7, Lot s 8 an d 9 en d Sout h133 3 2 0 fee t Lo t 1 0 195 6 108 3Lo t 1 7 1956 24 77 , to t 1 9 19S6 Ou WMt 7 fM t o f L t 2 2 aJs o Jen d eomnonci M74 1 CITY O f MIOHTO N74 1 TOWNSHJ P t NOtT H o f HANO I o IAS T74 1 Beginnin g a t R poin t disten t st 10543 foot,1924 South 6 West 264 feet from West VA post of section 30 T2N C6 thence test 3064feet, Souh 8 West 167 foot, CMT 29 South 8 West 160 feot, Wott 331North 6 East 427 feet to boftnnlncj829 XA South 39 foot of lot 1, Fowlers Orlobul14 Plat and North JO foot of Ut I of low lers Addition ond itnd bofjmtlng atNorthwest cornot of Lot 22 of Fowlars3rd Addition, thonco Sowth 12 foot, Cost 122 feet, North 2 foot, lotf ro feet, North10 foot, Won 132 foot to boainnine19J6 lOtMt SoutnoMt corner of Lot 23, fhtoct North 132 feet, Wotf 36 feet South 46 to, tMtII feot, South 20 feet, ft 3 foot, South66 foat, 13 W to SW VA 19563121of NE VA32 40VA of SW VA32 40 1956 8357Beginning at Southwest corner of Noifh Vi of St VA, fhnca North to J point 2 rodSouth of Northwest corner of sfecflrsi, Eo i rods, South to a point 2 roov Eest of,0tiding, thona West 2 rods to bocjrinning, Also pioct boflinninfl 2 re4 VVett of SouthtMt corhof of TW ww v svei re f ppi V NO 4 NOI7H, AN0I NO 6 IAST A , of Uftd in tM of NW V of Latt ,rnH of North Vi of NE frl V except c,, 31 T2N 6 as lollowt OOflifWlM , 30 rods of North Vi of NE frlacre m Southwest corner 10 rods Norfh bouh by 16 rods East and West6 47 1956 7619V4 of SE Vi except Beginning, at a pomf cnrc of Hw 81 feet West of North 14 Of 2 gimtlMs AddSec 31, T2N, R6E, esat Northeast cor of Lot 7 of Westlion to the City of orighron, runningthence es follows South tt 30, fit59 feef rhence South 1, Wot 349 , to cerv lino of Oro Creek, thonco South82 90, Witt 133 fot etonecort lino PUt No 21956 5024except North 132 feot thereof 1956 1941956AmiisVi PUt No end 21 oxce East 132 feet of21 1956 4547Lot 31 except 70 foot North end South fey 70 foot lf end West in Northoiel certwr 19S6 701I lot 33 1956 3475pert of Lot 37 leg inning tt Southwottwrnor lot 6 hone lat I rooe, South 4 otte, Weat t rdj MeVth 4 rod to bo y p mfLor 7 1956RaJp Fowlers 3rd AdditioisLot 44 nd Norili J4 or Lor 451956VIUA6I Of PINCKNfYPU Block 8 RneA pVr of Lot 4 benitf 45 feet feif onOfeet North rW tdkbyLof 3Lot 4lots 1224 45 45 428 teer of Lor 5Lor I Lof 2Lot 7lor 8Lot 2, 376 4456 4end 4 5e 7777 195019961956end Houso 1956 11913243247tS01956 114141956 1138 1956 13361956 2491956 102111956 90MTOWNSHIP 1 NORTH of RAN4JI 4 fASTBeginning i Southwest corner of lot i Slock 5 Range 4 running West 66 foot,Norfh 132 feat East 66 feet, Sourh 139feet to beginning22 1956 493Hazes AdditionLots 19, 20, 21 and 22Lots 27, 28, 29 and 30Lots 33 to 58 inclusive Lots 6, 62 and 63Lot 75 to 77 inclusive 956 12311956 8411956 104M 1956 84 i 1956 7413 84, 15 nd 88 te 100 inclusive1956 133301 te 108 inclusive slie land lying been Leti and 1 Jf 1966 74Lots 114 12 inclusive end Weet 16 of lor 130 1916 22 JlJ, W Hincheyi AddhleeiLets 7 end I 9 1936 18Jlotlotsifvrfiv,lr jlK iKlelSv3 pfV fjy ,rVJn 1 ftTO THf MNCKNfY DfSTATCH WEDNESDAY, FBUAY Tl, 1959ANNUAL TAX SALEtoo oitoMd rtjeteon MlOn of the Autor G, ,er,, c ihC bate of rTin9 dUSee in favt o he State of V r N , vh pchaVoej on each such parcel of ,nu ciaimed by the State ot Michigan I It ordered that d pei V J uT LT O,term of thit Court, to oe helu How, n the 9th day of March A D, IV Setcriartiantr ParcelNo 425thereifit mil,nOjnt YamMr Total of TaeeYaan fer Total TaxWktafc IterertanaiDeliwawewt hCents or Pirce Year for Total l TaxWhich lteref anal Delmquent Charge Dmi Said Yt J DescriptionDollars Cents or Fi Yean law Total of TaxeWhich Intern andDelinquent Charges Owe in Said TriDollars CentsowH NO GlEEN 32 uoonu West bv 2C Horiion HillsRec in Lbr MI rage 25i to 364 inclusiveJ o JOG nitiuupva 1V5619561936 o n r rricSI I,,no ,,i oi tunt1ViMi ofnuand hefor in said petition described in said petition tor whicli aseveral raxes, interest um cfiaryc uireorTisdy in May thertittrr r, subsequent thereto as mwid every pdrce thereof, ai Lroli be selected by nm Juan, and frut trie salt TII nddescioed in the decree shall be iryes, ana the jlc ihul J riiJt osuch parcel, ami jCCeptnitj a fyr n ninterest treitv or, if no person vl ja tiOf less than tie rntire Hcreo1, rot rr oie u parcel of iajiu uiiiiui o IUKI I J i yver for the time bcinj, jnd than, on rr uuct iale, be reordered, no it, on soct scconci olfir, utola tor the amount jioicjjjid rli to, iii, wf the State Witness the Hon Michael CarUind, Circuit JuO9e,Livingston County thii 23ru doy ut Dccrmbrr A L ik er,to L irf rhe lk ui ,y 5IJ O f M I rvO ,A for ,,, ot Vict1 yan,it aay, inJ thd icii ci 1 rricjcjii, pit Thereof,n fii o On C jj,, If yreOfrrird JS pmyea,jirit the Kinds d tor tht CJC tf f 11 itr, on re Clay u M nr1b ailU oi ijiivsniiT,nyor, ifte c rock fjarc M c, r, rif r jiiiu nt cnaryeo ,, tc, 5 nifirIg 634634at point 240 feet South oti cuuicr Lor dVQ Kenco South Beginning 3 tee North 186 ityifjoy, Hitr Soiicill,, tl llf liuire, f t rJ 11jrt ot M i 32, teel Iu youWi 381 and 302r 3a J wio 3o4 394 i oVo jnd 399 4U0 tc 402 inclusivej 40s tu 403 inclusives 4Uc and 40 4USis 409 to 4 1 inclusive j 4,Z t 414r5 AS in 4 i 7t 4 s t 4C ijiClojiyt ti 41 u 43 mU us, vti 44 to 426 inclusive 4i to 42 mciusvt1 or 41Ulots 437 to 439 inclusive begmnirty95619561956i9661956 19561956 1956195619561956 1 Ace or inJ 8rudi North rai ivum ID ioi Murn 6 acr ot t iU t it M 2a lCMisr ef V ut NWSciutt, C7ond twiij ,, , , 34 i i30ui a uonii 60 tus Lii wiitf ot Lat Va uf iL oCtiQn d intidturuU Hun kt1,oii lineti niMiUt ef Allen kgu, iuitn , 400 feet, iowih lk tec i, Atee I 10 puitit ot uUiiiikr,yM I9d6M4e4is PUtRacvcWd in kier 5 Page 2 Ot iVjilLy1VJ0oo i 19441966195A19561956195619561fi 44U to 442 inclusiveots 446 to 447 inclusivejii 448 to 450 inclunvotvey, Jehii A Haman Clerk Michael Cjr lullCircuit JudgeSTATE OF MICHIGANIN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON IN CHANCERYin trie titr or rhe Picj, of rRANK i ZYAANSK1,General of lie bru VL ,a, Ur Auditor19661956 15991956 159956 159a Colonyin Liber 1 en Page 51 7 1956 634Lui 33 1956 69Q7Lots 3B to 42 inclusive 1956 200Lt 54 1956 634Lot 55 1956 3Q47Brighton Gardens Lake ColonyRecorded in liber 1 on Page 5163415,994012 1115 63411151599 1499 lot d1115 Lor 6 6341599 Lui 24 15991599 lot 911499 Lot M 1956i 699 Supervisors Pla cf Hrtvood1599 Rcdti H Ibar 31599 Lot 1599 kr 10 1956 2o4b634 Let II 1956 Ob634 0N0A TOWNSHIP159V TOWN NO, 2 NOHTH, RANGE NO 5 EAST Norliiv4i corner oi tecnoo Lof 17joorli 89 49 50 Edit 6505 kaf South Lor 1848 50 tasf 3805 tut 1, en r i,,, island Lak Colony 5 , Sokjinv iiii,, dloiy ecu Lot 146 15cr , ,nc LuJ rocl 240 k e V , ,iu loi 1 JOt jkcron, Noni,n, , JUIU W lo 6, 16 diid 17 KU tort to hecinrniKj iioiuiiiKj, ,,,,tj i, 17 illlj V7 24 1956 H71 IV56 J06iivncm9 a j JJCMI on lit uio Wtsr U lld Lk Coiony Sobdivon Annox u oi action J56O ,,,e, Wei rran Et North of Lui L,i CuulT,nJT f Oil menco jojtii 9 c v, i0, South 42 HJJ IV8 let Loti f Cottage JIIU Lor o198 feet, South 10 45 Eust 231 feet, Lo 137 6O663J2U7iJi JJ20 Loiioc of lii ah ,A,il1956Oak Wood teach56PUt lUJ n ,r jf olo Hvk tofboulri 8 l ,r V2Jri line ut uIO r i A j in Cinler i II n ot II A ri w ,J o Iri rtti ,Noiifi 0 ij ruir vt4o fee liony rerfur lnt ot U o 23 thunciJOI,, tiJ 41 ,i Cfj, tkVcI j iiiny i j i Vk 0 cijiin uiig at SotlwLat cJr11cr ol Nt oi 14L rnei Nfi J170 let, juuir,60 2b Lii 2Ji r kur, ,,,ri, ici2 rCito intur or hvy, i,o IV l tkti, yfil Pag 44Ai Q Hvi Viio14 ttf NW v27iu acres if vVckt uiV 10 aCJLs Irom Vesi1956 Vicf StfV uf NV v195c 13boT the Circuit Court for the County of LIVINGSTON, In Chancery in behalf Lot it 1956luricia lor iuti J, and 58 except U S 23 RW 1956 634Lot 67, 68 Anci 69 1956 304 iiUe10a of SW MWtst U r of Sec, tut i3 fttt toccnier ot Hughes Kod, iOutri il Luii6037 fge iiiy ttiiicr ir jt ir thence iauth iV 5i iun iUoo tcr d,,ijcenter luu OT Hwy toi a pu,it oi Uk ,, dt v it ,, in i K K1 K WoniiiiKi n c fjO ill 4L OOltl , jJOit O 3 , wli tMJi vcbf o rcJ1, JOo rods ii, Sir , i ,, , ,l,jOIVIIfllCilKJ 0i3 tfcrt Lton, iNcr I, r I IVof fc 6uf J rLyfronr ooDCJ 11 ill 1 J26 iA, vVisr vi of NvV Norn , rr cii f 1 v Loii kn t, nil Hvv mo i i ol Hvvrenter uf Hwy, ioutfi 2J UOfeet aiwy tvniwi irio ut 1 i v N 2 tin toGinifnaiici pfFrank S1K Court 1 Thdf he is the Apttition under, i, virteActJ of I4J93, tb ddifiid 2 Thjt Sctifuule A omeriiioned ami contaniiT4es, which were aiSeSmore rhan one year sti r ury v n idid Cuunly ieptotorr biu ot of tin Siit ci onr v rc poii IctjIiy shows unto Lot 4Lots SO and 81i n,iies kino files thisA o 206 rht12cio ip on oth f fl iniii HI rj jti,fviii c M pon whicn , i r I ,,nt d jpild tO1 u , ir i , i1 k,, i k f oi lands , I,I il i ,i vlicfw I ,Lh Aere dliciicl , 1 ,,ki k i y , i , i,, r oi o o 1 hvt renumed unpou tor i,ot Il r oi r r, r,y VK r ri, u jc qem,the atscnplion ot all mu n oil II, i on ,u, ,,,r , ,,,,, ,to imentf taxes licit the jjrev tioit uc y ou, r , c 3 That trArenduo ,pojit,y ,r, ,, J S ir ,contained urj ,, thi oiu an o n o i jthe nonpayment of which ihe iunt niy ,j t, y Di riterest couipbtio ihtreoi J, JJCVUO o a coiitLliun tee ot tojr pr rit ua ,a, i , ivprovisions of the net first abcvr n ctiorico,4 That all of rhe tio, iui, nre uu cir9ts re villa, blinqentunpaid, and hove rumi a a, qj n1 ii , , ,u for i t itn hn, ro uUthoiiu diici ftqoire, as pruvided t e o eoi ui, me sac ot trc 6torii,,iid pirceis of innaagainst which thyy were dSiciaij uiO ore e Ijoo n bioi iCiuci u ,, tie next dnnitiilx sale for Hie nonpayn,r l,oi, and th,i tht smi Oi, i nicst, collection fee andexpenses so extended m iia schedule igjnir each 3 crcr of imio thrum ciescibeaa valiU iren o por fdeft or irif iuU ytiin JJ i iU doscrbecl in iuci ,,, ,jtrTkWs if, tjvjr 0 h, opie of INe Stdtc Otiiii thii LO i Ha ti orL o j trrci ot trjt cicirn Llii r o iTL , pori j,,o k 1 Ci iption fortiltsndvlh 956 d15956 11 IS64 1J556 7872Brighton Gardens Lake Colony No 1 Recorded in Liber 3 on Pg a 9C ro Vv mcluiivo l1 564 JO to 109 inclusive 1956 2564LO, I 10 c U7 mcluiivf 1956 4494i,, 14 ,,,,J 149 1956 6J4Clark Lake ParkRecorded in Liber 2 on Page 22LO 15 19 1026Lor ,6 1956 1020i 25 to 140 inclusive 1956 HiLOIS i4i t, 144 inclusive 1956 1902 Lot JV4 W56 5oGrand River Likes ColonyRecorded in Liber 1 on Page 50 2VAucS iruin Nortfi JidNoith wi rlwj 3 3mth V wit Nfc tri 74 ot L4 villkIwy i U Nh 4 OT St ironi 3Vicrc onv Oi NLf jno i i 404 itcisr siic 1844of bL of LIKI8741schedule di Jioririn ailMichigan, the pdynnl h Id b h theriupon such Ijndj b the soleWherefore your pttihonui oyia Itief Within the limo provuied oy uw trrs courtthat i ci schtdlehi ,, drirMne and Jrcn it tiij iil ,r,, u Vrlii lienupon each of the did icvorji parctii ot lana Ufuiiinj ,r i ,i CJie ,s P IIIMI extended, b That within the tune pro, ieci Dy vu II, iu, , riiu aocitt n t,ior Ot theState of Michigan against each parcti of said nui lor tnt j yihjn of thi , verl amourits lot 56or taxes, interest, coiiccnon t and oxperiv1 , ,,t,,j ,,against the several parcels of ,nd Iherem c C lliat iaid decree pr,,i ,it In dttilvaral Sums computed and extended agdinit siici und parcels of land, cu toch mieres ttiertm os miy b rieeayainst rhe same, shall sevraiiy be oJ Md That your petitioner may have sicf otthis Court may seem put and eqoitjblrjAnU your petitioner will t vr poy, etcDrd December 22, 1V,3 rKAN jAuditor General of the State of Michigan for rind in bfhJ 1T of jjid Stato iri, oi the saidciue, tic ci several j, tr, itiunil decreed,ina fof nvr n thfrrinses as tcSCHEDULE ATAXES OF 1956 ANO PRIOR YARS Descriptionor Pircrl c Lot 9Lot 10Lol 1 1Lof 3iLot 32Lot 33Lot 36Lot 40lot 4 1Lot 42lot 43Lof 44 Lof 45Years for Total of Taxes Lot 46 Which Interest and Lot 48Delinquent Charges Due Lo 5b in Said Years Lot 64Dollars Cents Lot 65 Lo 77 1956Grand River Lakes Colony No Recorded in Liber I on PageLot 22 1956iot 123 f O956I ot 1 28 r6Peninsula Grove Rec in Liber 7 on Page 18lof r, 1956Sandy Shores SubdivisionRecorded in Liber 5 on Page 25Lot II 1956Lot 12 1956 4012School Lake Parkloi 4 rxcfpt host 20 feet thereof 1956 69071956 2564Supervisors Plat of Paradise Farms Recorded in Liber 4 on Page 40 7389il1511153652393 yiiniiiy on Southerly line oi U 16riwy, dl 4 punt S35 fuel North am5ii fett bkjh 02 6 boj rc r i vVit ,i po, gf ic, ioi o2 jo Liji i J SuurillBfiy lulu O uJ Hy,04 ier yc ief North 46U4 tccr, Nonh 2 U4 t tij , Lun c i utU,n II , ut No 1JO I k RJi I t NECJ1532 1fji niny dt j uint in LJM oojtiary jjtiiiiC tirk Uyrth wf vvhtc 1 inter CPdrk fw M pfeet, io th ii 4Y n,14 5l Vc 1 ij iceNortf, J ii JJ tt,t i tntti juivmimy, jo th ju,4 lecf, or n r t11, , PA 0 ,t9Beyinniny at mfcic v1 g Hwy J i o and V,iof NvV ,4 of uc, ioi ri oiBRIGHTON TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 1 NOKln, KANOt NO 6 EAST,iorlh v 2 j LJii i yvUB fl lo pointDescription hor Parl I J I Y rs for Toiil of TaxesVtnen Interest andj ItnqkjMi Charges Dwe in Sdid YealiDolUrs CentsBRIGHTON TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 2 NORTH, RANGE NO 6 EAST ,4 llflt I 4 CI j I 1 vid2f kl i CO JOif Ol ltC, y1 oO it, I Of Hwy pkris , C, , i ,iiiJ 2 of ,,i i,r io ctoIJ6 li16jji fl jrlh of bouth L,r jooia ti, fMorth o, ooi, tr to tx lot 25 195619561956 1956195619561956 1956195619561956195619561956 1956 19561956 1956 jf Lot 66 1956Woodland BeachRecorded in Liber 4 on Page 9 MIKI North 15 feet of Lot 51956Woodland Laks Estates No 1Recorded in Liber 4 on Page 44 6346346346,346346346344012 634634634634634434 1445iels 10297bfgninio V362 nt ui LasC7 jo VvJ IC rtj pl13South 76ft o 40 Lewij f y I 5C f t of U tecur, wl Ui ic iverrilt ji 11 1 y j I 1 L on40914091 NE VA of St V4 etpi 7 acteS H North tor nor21 tt 1956 1304Beginning on Nfiii niit jf iccion 24rj West ul Nofiho onhi, VVL , r ,Soutfi 50115 tj to ccner line M Hwy,,Cast 200 It of n eirer ot Hvvy,, Nun50115 feet tc Lt,,ii,v24 i3 1956 5VJUi of iW ,4 1Q Vvys of A MR K K, vV ecei 3 itcrei in ioithvus1cornLr dcscoiJ JS foliovs, kJcy n m jSoulhwijst uificr vi diU it ,j ui Sv ot Secton, Liit 14a6 icier for pldte cbeginniny, fioiiii Ltla toot Lull JoO South 52o toef, Wsjt 330 feel to IULL Obeyinmng A, Ldir1 j 1 s34 All of SE O J4 6346342081 iuJi f 1 Hi,, f J r i J t N I v rn,L 1 t Nr 101 1zJ ,1 v y ,HSs1956Woodland Lake Estate No 2Recorded in Liber 5 on Page 29 2 of lot 6ti and South of Lot 691026Ail ill at pjri gf Nt ,4 oiA A K 8tt 1956Beacon Shores No 1Lot 2 1956, T i p ,i Ofrjor 1 IJi Iat a point onIks Wet from cen ol otciionWesl 22 chs 29 Iks o ecu oto Lake thence Norifiely alonyMid lake to low valei mark to fioiti, ,, 4id Lol being u part of ioutli , oi I 4 and East part of South , of NW ti 4 40 196 V2 cTrial part of NE 4 of NW tri 4 vi of Or Creek except West 6 rods thereof 7 26 1 JO oitWet 2 acre of East 4 acre of North 10 acet of East Vi of vVesf , or t8 2 1956 ft 7iA parcel commencing 24 roas Wcsi ot North wast corner of NW Vi ot NE ,4, thenceif 24 rods, South 3U rod,, Lnt 2A imii,North 30 rodi to beginning10 450 1956 55cBoginning at a point distant South 400 foe from Northwest corner of NE U of NW LofV Oi iection East 43560 feui, oo,ti CG ljr, West 43560 feet, North I JO feet to ,jlbeginning 15 1 1956 965NE V of NE VA 16 40 1956 3047Eatt part of East port of NW J ,4 Nfc 16 8 1956 875 ofEs VA of NE i4 of SE 4 27 10 1956 123oEast Vi of NE 4 except beg oi L,,uJ corner of Lot 113 ot Bnghion Gardens LakeColony Subdivision No 1, thence Wetalong South line of iiiid Sul 2U0 iuet,Sooth 80 feet, East 200 feet, North to beginning, and except that portion platted which exception is dscriled a foliOASbeg 3539 ft Wesl from Northeast corSec 29 thence Wirit dlony iec line a disttrtc of 3921 ft to Northeas cor of Lot 12 Brighton Gardens Ltik1 Colony Sob,South 82l 6, West 535 ft South I 20,Wt 518 feet, South 1 5, Wes 4S962 ft, South 86 30 East 717,1 ft North 7, Wesl 1312 ft, North 6i 3ir, Eds 100 ft, North 19 25, Wesl 220 tt, North 62, East 955 ft, North 61 35 East 80 l ft South 28 25, Edit 17 ft, North 61 ,35, East 22S ft, North 18 2 West 2849 ft, North 35c 2 West 442 ft, North58 45, East 2663 ft to beg, Also exc Beg at Southeast cor of lot 109 of Brighton Gardens Lake Colony No 1 and run Lots 32 L ,, , K j 11, t, L , L, O V Oil 1 ,NJ , Vi,r4 OCC OJ , j k, i 0 , , r , 14170 ftoJ J j t 1 j 1 r 1 t L 3r hiTt NW , 30 i0 0 n, 1 yfol Konu 4 cm IK4, v aj 01 rf 1 OJ 0corner i , s , 1oiin HJJV of Grjnci Ri, , bro lCirinny j619561 06 jna 1 er,, 6 IKS,Aiso excWeal 1652 of East ft, Wtsiver Rojdouth iiu1945561309803 1 OCACOHOCTAH TOWNSHIP iot , and49 77 TOWN NO 4 NORTH, RANGE NO 4 EAST ,LJ jcr OW ol SW 14 i,2 40 1956 1094Q Lots i20 ncres of E Vv of NW frl 45 20 1956 41,84 tlOaks 4S436 0 645111956415Recorded 111 LiLer 3 on Pages 1 and 2 iv bo tir1 y j,I , KdriOnn,rj S , t JIHI o 6 ot 7,15ana Lo Los 33rlot 561 42363anij 422fI ,19561956,9561956Brighton Country Clubin Liber Z on Pages 1 and 2cJ 633 1956 1115 South 4175 icres of E VJ oi Nonh 2023oKres of NE fri VA6 4175 1956 8117v l nf NW I411 80 1956 23673N rth 22 1Cro of W Vi of SW U 12 23 1956IJV of NE ,4 except ftallrotid14 39 1956W TJ of NW U14 80 1956 9167A piece of land commencing in Southwestcomer ot SW V4 Sec, 19, 1 hence East 20 01 2rj , rods, North tf rods, West 20 rocis, Soothlu0 8 rods lo beginning A19 1 1956 719357 North V2 of SE VA except Railroad634 26 80 1956 156,78034 Indian Springs Laka1956 634 Lot 67 1956 435 237 West of Lots 169 and 170 1956 719,06 1599 Lots 236 and 237 1956 719, v also excupt tots 265 md 266 1956 1287 i 23 OIVJ Lot 26 1956 719 634 CONWAY TOWNSHIP II 15 TOWN NO 4 NORTH, RANGE NO 3 EAST1 06 2564 West 20 acres of Sooth 80 acre of NW 1 Lois 335 frl VA 1 20 1956 1829 Lot 10VJO 4012 South 80 acres of NE frl U Lot Ii 1M5 2 80 Lof 72loo 634 South 80 acre of NW frl VA Lot U616 H15 2 30 1956 20293 Lot i531966 304 East 12 of NE U except 10 acres in square Lor 15456 634 lorn, in Norihsrvest comer Lot 1791956 352d 12 70 1956 18055 1956 4012 5W A of NE VA yng South of Hwy iot 11956 2564 13 1956 2387 491956 328 West V2 of South Va of SW Vi of SW 10 634 17 10 195o 294916 634 SW I4 of SW VA of SW VA 634 17 1956 Xi 634 1 acre in Southeast corntr of SW V4 of N352S 4 rods East and West by 40 rodt North Lot 10634 ,jnd South2564 211 Lot 26,34 SE VA of NE VA except 1 cr in Northwt Lot 17634 corner lying Wett of C C Union Drain634 21 39 1956 10222 Lftt 13,South Vl of SW VA of NW VA , TI 22 20 1956 6304 JDEERF1ELO TOWNSHIP LOr yoChomung ColonyLot 3Crooked Lk Highlands 11 g i Southeast ton ic L Cthence trVui en jwjth ,nt 01 iuid Lk 6 I I I ILC, North tJ 1ij, Lot pHiitto South ime of Let oi2 ictt, JO Lrtst line oi LU bio jir to Ui4nn1i 1, j1956 546 , Crooked Ldko Ponmiulir6662 Lot 39 11iV7490 2b lll 1 Ml lJ 1 iI464I 32 75i956 4 1b5i3 L1956Lake Heights No 1Resordcd u Liber n oge fi IV301 ucjpica 72764011 of Lot 16, Hart ot ly 14, ana part or Lot 15 uiiU u part ot JoiioiOiu parcel, WLirminy a, nut ot sdia Lo la, thence i 00 feel lo Worthwctt toiijr, Nwrfhustcr iy1612 tee kisnj Nwrihery lnc or Lor iito NorihtJit cornuf narcwf, i, Ai26 feel cuony haSJSMy line gf lot 15, Soth36 23 Vvsr b, feet, Scih i6 23 Wet 155 feuf, Noirh L 4QNorth Lui 4o tjc wiiiiMj and LO 7 O M I I I I k West 658 f t 1 ,,,t 1 lo t ror point 1 5 , ,j i1 644 i ir , o oojii, ,j Lty nn ,nurij ,1 kuM, Atjst corntT ol L f sociiOtc, Eii 30 3 1 feel or p20 feet,Di Lny,r7i1956Glert Echo1956195619561956Kirk s Landing Long lake il li tisr 4540 feel or por, of beginniny thonce North 25 43 tu cO ioilf 04 I Wesl 0IS6 feet, Soith I4 vV, oo fit, Son oj f ,, ,jV i , tee lo plicc or Lry inuii32 109 1956 d52kjiinipncmcj ,it SOJVIS iori,r or SC of NW , ct bjvtiun, hib i0,3 reef, f jo F 25 43 EiisJ 2746 te to o ot j c j, r nno tvico North 25l 43 LJSI 10 fee, Ncrlli 04 Acs 5ft 1c , , i, j41 vi V4 ICO, ,o tr jj Li ,v on I 30 vuis 1496 ct, South4 1 7 tail 3372 iVtrf tc jekjo2 37 iyc 1902jft of SW ,4 o Section 3 oir,rrtrncinjLot 60 Kirks Landing Long Like No2,84 Lut 72, 73 unu 74 1956Long Lk Srioros1950Round Lake Subdivision9MSunriM Prk 6040C726eo4064013564014047S63 i,rCtirll, theiC To 1fet, West ,9034 ictt, voi 7505, lrer, N,riiiynnmci execp O nOk h ol Northers cirn, ot sucton, Sc tJ, d37 I 5714 frt, wor 1 , , , i32 NvV Hi rfer k y h of SWJJJK w,to ir,rVj fschool Site iso or J , oLor 199 1956195c I95o1956 4555ring East 100 ft, thence South 7 East Lots 647 to 649 incksvo 1956 15 99 T0WN No 4 NORTH, RANGE NO 3 EAST 200 ft, thence West to intersecting point Lots 667 to 669 inclusive 1956 15 9V A Parc of land in Ea5t la of NW frl V4 , SpVISOf s PN of i No of line projecting along EAM line of Larch TIM port ot lots 64 and rVS Ervt of U S described as follows Beginning at cement Lol 0 iViOmoor Blvd, thence South along East lino 23 V56 6 34 monument on North line of Section 1, GREEN OAK TOWNSHIPof said Blvd to Southwest cor of Lot 109, Lo 709 9,6 6,34 54472 feet West of North VA post of said r0WN N0 , NORTH, RANG NO 6 EAST1756 IBrighton Country Hi p ir t vr N A 1ir vVtLt l cfimor ofoc,, irnt 1 j, rtnu 7kfs 4 I ie orsociiri, jo I 89 52 Eut 387,9 feet, So h 0 Oi 112761 fret o Con1,,,v R V Ino ot uc v U, 5 23 HwyNor 15 M List lliy3v fet, North H921 ,0 s 35 5 for, Sokth 3 3630 ,ist 90 feet, South 29 03 ffv, 5r9,C9 ivf Sn ul, H 49 Eist 97 ft, 0 32 20 VVri 124 ft Norti V v it Jri fret, Norh 01vif 41045 foif a I fiiinp, 774 A, 1 111V 20 v,iJo tl 1 cntrr ivf i vV of East 12 of NE U of Sec 29, Brighton Country Club Annoxthen North on Eost hne of Sec 29 to Recorded in libr 5 en P9 2715 and 16Lots 85 to 88 I 136 and 137tot 138Lot 140186 to 138 i, 189 to 192 t 201to 204 inclusiveLor 206 213 to 215 inclusive 216 inclusive222 and 223Intersection of East line of said Sec andt line of U S 23, ihcnce Southwestlong East line of Hwy U S 23 to interection of South line of East Vi of NE VA of said Sec thence East on South lineof East Vi of NE VA of Sec 29 to beg,coot 20 acres, alsoexc Beg at Southwestcor of East V2 of ift VA of Sec 29, thenceNorth 780 ii, thence East 622 ft, thenceSouth 20 West 83 ft, thence West 338ft to beg, com, 86 acres also axe Boot point duo North 810 ft and 250 ftjut Ettt from Southwest cor of Eatt Mrpi HE 14 Of Sec, East 46913 ft to kl OWittrlm of the existing RW of23 thence North 20 37 East 12178 cen line U S 23 thence Northtfetf 475 ft, South 13 29 West Lot 232t IO point of beg Lots 233 tc 235 inclusive29 1956 2082 Lots 236 and 237cor of Lot 109 of Brigh ,Lo,rUfct Coiony No 1 nd run lLot f, thMioi Sooth 7 Etst J0 Oo t K0 , , Wo to Interacting point Lot 256 to Z inclusive long Fast line ot UrchNorth along North linoSouthwest cor of LotSouth itne of Lot 109 to1956 1956195619561956 19561966 feet, Northto beginning 222 feet,1956 861259 14 pOSf,10 rods, Norm 16 rods, fco 10 rcua, tobey inning115 A part of NW frl VA of Section Beginning 1256 o32081 at a point 1070 feet South of Northwest Commencing West Vi pes Nonh Svoi 20o, inrii 11ii ro3 7V,1956 195619561956195619561956 il15 corner of Section, South 9975 feet, East6 34 1558 feet, North 812 feet for a point of634 beginning East 100 feet to Center of1599 channel of flowed lands thence North 282081 30 West 112 feet, West 1000 feet, South7389 100 feet to point of beginning 1599 2 U 1956 5694 ,04LOt 634 South 4 Mfot Of Wet 11 MTM of SW VA1499 of SW Vi 1599 4 4 1916 345 635 North 50 acres of NW frl VA1115 5 50 1956 6765Brighton Country Club Annex North 71J acre of East Vi of NE frl VARecorded in Liber 5 on Page 27 6 71 JO 1956 59881956 6 34 North V of NE V4 of SE V 956 1599 u 20 l95 46801956 1 15 Norfh V2 of Sourh V of NE Vi of SE W 56 63J 14 10 1956 1121 634 NW V4 of SE VAit M U 40 1956 3708 500 Wrst Vi of NE VA of NE VActZ 18 20 1956 1S1I599 West V2 of NE VA except 2017 acres195619561956to 61 ne uiivet0 264tO 281 1CutvNorth VA post of41 40 East 2210JO Wet 18952 ft 1 V,61956195619561956j Lots 304 to 306 inclusive 1956 Lot 307 subject to Hwy easement 1956311 and 342 1956 19561956to 321 inclusive 1956 195615991115159963415991S9915991599 described as followsSo much of West Viof NE VA of Section 18 M would bo bounded by a line commencing at VA potton North line of Section 18, thence Southon VA tine 20 chs, North 73, Eatt 8 chs,North 23, Eatt 6 chs 70 Iks to atamarac tree 8 in in dlamttef, North8V4, EMt to section line 12 chs 58 fits,to beginning r 18 5983 1956 79 31 let1, lirnet dt on extorif jnlu i3541 leer, thcnCf tit dn mtor anlc5V kli 3u26 toe, thence ihio JI,any If trj 4 ifi 37356 ft, t,ff,ioiyii irlfrr oriole 1J2 4 ift 1 i, ,rfeet tor btgniiirirj, thence continuing in Snllie Cl ir roi I 7Q fuct, fllunti fhlOJi,inter njio 53 5o lj J4w I , opoint on shoro I,no of Br ys Luc, thrSoutherly yn shore ure of said Lak feet more or less o an iron Stake, tlioixv Easterly 20 ir to beginnina, in NW friU 3 61 1956 340Commencing t West V por f NW fri A North 38965 feet, thence an inter, angleot 75 tight 3541 feet, thence at interengle 164 59 left 52 foat to point forbeginning, thence extending from thispoint on same line 2145 feet to n ironstake, thence at inter, angle 77 14 loft20167 feet to waters dge of engg Lake, thence Southerly along wdir ir,of said Lake 150 feet to an iron postwhich is 95 45 left distance of 222ft, Northwesterly from pofcr of Wgmnmg, thence SouthwcMorly 10 nrjnnr, 3 88 1956 15520at a point 330 feet Ws V corner of WKII Vi of NE , ofWest 330 feet South 330 fee,East 330 fet North 330 feet to point obeginnirtfl Lot 451 of i Academy HillsRfc in Liber on nn 21956I 951 v r of106,5562932 mRoc i, IvA XSf rand Sirljcfiv 1 ionUt Lurr 7n PTij s 4 ,itid 51956 2Fairview Subdivision 1956net Co ft age Maplviw SubdivisionRecorded in Liber 5 otLot 9 jiiuNorth Shore Pljl on Wlwtnior Lakartye jlH Lf 2 al nt J1956 113 55no L rr I 1 V 10 l2 JLot 5 iVX li,4Lof 14 arui fMor 1 f 11 Iu u onJ Coiijj1956 WSijini Lot I 1 vro VJ jjOchraVicw Colony iuiidivioiOnRec in liour I oit rjyes 34 diul 39ift iir k 7 o i ILSile Ijkt SolCO V ,J65 riu of VWImooru fu,ni VU j4Todd Poml ioL4i,vision Nu 1Recorded r uLr ot riii afHe I I kjt 4S4 IV 56SubdiviMQii I 5464Nt Wintmoru Hlli1956 4Vitui jr i i o i,r4I Vjt I 4VHAMBURG TOWNSHIPNO 1 NOKIH, RANGE NO 5 EAST1 , lJ di fS l I jr A A k k 4 11, Sfc ii 40 iv 56 yhiot N, i 0 , J I Vr6 V3 223 LJ uf Nu 1 UT Hi fl ,t u J33 iV5C 16 J3HAMfiOKG TONSriifNO I NOKfh, KANOt MO 5 EAST I OS 74i1 oriuitsi itel,00 tc,r j 11 i 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5836Allyn Burtons Lalrashora tublot 3 1956 2219U JS 1956 , i THE PLNCUOB TGOES AN GOES ANGOES ON A GALLON , Februar y ll , 195 9c r Wagoners Grocer y06 6 PINCKN2 Y ROA DQualit y Merchandis eLO W PRICE SBee r an d Win e ToTaktOs tPHON E HOWEL L 705J 2 f Biscay ae lDoor Sedan shows the Ftiher Body beauty of Ciwvrolets lowed priced series for 69CHEVY S NE W HITHRIF T 6More miles are huck in a gallon of regulargradegas up to 10 more and Jievys new HiThrift6 engine puts them there It also gives you moregit in tht speeds you drive the mostHere s a n engin e tha t alway s seem s abl e t o coa x extr amile s ou t o f u tan k o f regulargrad e gas I n fact , if your eon e o f thos e driver s wh o kee p ta b o n thing s lik e ga smileage , youl l soo n se e fo r yoursel f tha t thi s ne w Hi Thrif t G get s u p t o 10 lc mor e mile s a gallon sATnr W thin g youl l lik e abou t thi s 135hp 6 is tin extra pe p it give s yo u fo r passin g an d climbin g hills Thi sj s du e t o highe r torqu e a t norma l speeds I t ma y b e har d t o believ e anythin g tha t look s an dmove s lik e thi s 5 9 Chev y can be suc h a stickle r fo reconomy Butwhethe r yo u pic k th e HiThrif t 6 o r av irnpacke d V8thi s i s jus ton e mor e reaso n Chevy sth e car that s wante d fo r al lit s worth Sto p b y you rdealer s an d see The smart switch is to the 59 Clutvy HELLERS FLOWER S SA Y I T wit h FLOWER SPHON E 28 4 HOWELL MICHIGA NJBMMLiii2 nowse e th e wide r selectio n o f model s a t you r loca l authorize d Chevrole t dealers Merry Christina s an d Happ y Ne w Yea r t o Al lCOA L SUNOC O FUE L OI L UL L I V NO W AN D PA B Y TH E IK E MONT HAI,M HA W A LARG E STOC K O I IXMBE R BUILD0f Devin e Chevrole t Sale sPHONE HAMILTO N 6 8119 DEXTE RD L HOE Y SON SDEXTE R MICHIGA NPHON E H A 6 482 1i n hom o ai r hom e DEXTER MICH eatj r o f ho t wate r FINCKNEY WSrATC HMal i Fririllge i Auttor nekney , Michlf A Marc h S , 187 1Subscript Prie d 15 0 a Yea r IU 4 Soat b Howel l St , Pincakey , Mtofe th e ne w de cI n hom e afte r hom e there s a ne w electri c wate r heater An d th e familie si n thes e home s enjo y al l th e ho t wate r the y want Yo u ca n b e confiden t tha t a n electri c wate r heater , plu s Edison s ne wSupe r Suppl y Plan , wil l provid e roundthecloc k ho t wate r fo r al l you rfamily s heeds , too The n yo u ca n pla n you r da y mor e efficientlyd o th elaundry , was h dishes , schedul e shower s whe n yo u wan t to Hare s th e convenient , moder n wa y t o GE T I T HO T GE T A LO Tfo r a n operatin g cos t a s lo w a s 38 8 per month Onl y etoctri c wate r heater s giv e yo u al l the Importan t a d vantage iEfficientth e hea t goe s int o th f x Fastntw, mor t efficien t heatin gwate r unitsIniti D inyttfierenee d no t b imr a chimne yLon g liremee t Edison s rigi dtica n th e tim eo r x Oute r shellcoo l to th e touc h al love rx Ediso n maintain s dectrica l partiwithou t charg ex Safeclaanquietmoder nDETROI T EDISO NIRVE aOUTHlAtTlR N MICHIGA N Mrs Viol a Dixo n o f Whltmor e Lak ecalle d o n th e Abne r Watkin s famil yias t week Jame s Porte r o f An n Arbo r an dan d Te d Rolsto n o f Mancheste r calle do n th e Harol d Porter s Saturday ,Th e Arthu r Ejard s an d Harr yDodd s familie s o i Brighto n callle d o nth e Oli n Robinson s Sunda y Mrs , iol a Corneliu s on d Car l Drap ea u o f Detroi t wer e Sunda y guest s o fth e Leste r McAfee sMargare t Leac h o f Garde n Cit ywa s a wee k en d gues t o f Lesli e Me Aiee Th e ic e i s sai d t o e abou i 1 inche sthic k o n th e lake s an d streams t ini n thi s area Th e Do n Griffith s o i Mt Pleasan twer e wee k en d guest s ot th e Jo eGriffit h family ,o n he r mothe r ,Mr s Ed Nuoffe r Su nStanle y Culver s jr a t Fento n Sunday Davi d Ledwidg e arrive d hom e fro mCaliforni a Friday Th e Ambros e Kennedy s o f Pontiu cspen t th e wee k en d wit h th e Irvi nKennedys Th e Brando n White s move d t oArbo r Thursday , Hi s mothe r Mabl e Whit e i s packin g he r furnitur eio r shipmen t t o Seattle Was hTh e Huber t Ledwidg e famil y o f Ho ya l Oa k calle d o n th e Ledwidg e fani ili e Sunda y Marcia n Ledwidg e wh o wen t t o A, 1ion a wit h Do n Rile y an d Joh n Fou sx e d wrot e hi brothe r Kevi n , the yhav e no t sta r ta d wor k ye t du e t ostrik e o n th e pipelin e Th e Pinckne y hig h schoo l girl s los tt o th e Mancheste r Gli s lriria y 2 1 t ol J2 , Sheii a Hughe s wa s hig h wit h 12 raro l Millle r ha d 6 The y hav e 2mor e game s wit h Chelse a an d 1 eac hwit h Byro n ,Stockbridg e an d Ma a PUTNAM TOWNSHI P TAXE SAN D DO G LICENSE S AR E NO W DU EPAYABL E A T M Y HOM E 54 5 E PUTNA MMONDAY S AN D SATURDAY S 9 A M 5 P M HELE N REYNOLDS , TREASURE RPHON E U P 8 992 2aTh e Vinc e LaRosa s visite d th e Wal te r Glowack t Sunda y a t th e McLuca sopartmen t Isabel l Nas h o f An n Arbo ri the wee k en d wit h tth e Marti n Rittei sSh e goe s t o Florid a nex t mont h Bor n t o Kennet h Zil l an d wif eRosali e Nas h Feb Feb 4 at Syr aouse , N , Y a daughte r Mar y Eliza VILLAG E CAUCU STH K UTIZfcN S TAKT V O F TH KVILLAG E O F PINCKNE YWIL L HOL D A CAUCU S A T TH E VILLAG K FIR E HAL L ONMONDAY FEBRUAR Y 1 6 A T 20 0 P M 1 O NOMINAT E CANDIDATE S FOKCFFICE S T O B E FILLE D A TTH E ANNUA L LL,K ELECTIO N IKE8IDENT , CLERK , TREASUBJEf tTHKK K TRUSTEE S FO R TW O YEA R TERM ,MILDRE D ACKLEY VILLAG E CLER K VILLAG E CAUCU STH E UNIO N PABT T O F TH EVILLAG E O F PINCKNE Y WIL L HOL D A CAUCU S A T TU B VILLAG E FIR E HAL L O WMONDA Y FEBRUAR Y 1 6 A T 33 0 PM T O NOMINAT E XANDIDATE S FO R OFFICE S T O B E FILLE D A STH E ANNUA L VJIXAQ E ELBOTIO A PRESIDENT , CLERK ,THRE E TRUSTEE S FO B TWUYEA R TERM ASSESSO RMILDRE D ACKLEY VILLAG E CLERK QearanCe Sale 50 PERCENT OFFON AIX LADIES 1RKSSK8 AND SKIKTS50 PERCENT OFFON ALL SKIRT AND MATCHWi SWKATFRSSPECIAL GROUP OF DRESSES to Jr NOW 39850 PERCENT OFFON ALL fHIlSRKVS DRESSES AND SKIKTS Penaaal IMM Albert Shirlay and wifa cllad enHenrya vtetad M lh DoyI Tamplatons in Keego Harand B un Ann Arlr bor art Kenneth loVt urge in Ann Arbor Saturday Sunday, The Bob Darrow ol Livonia, Ken C Clinton and wife vfcKed the,vs of Brighton Jamw Burn Jam the Ralph Clintons in Lincoln Park m WHWESS PROFESSIONAL COOKQ1 Ann ighton JArbor and Mr Them SaturdayTh HCoyloHay rbqr ana Sunday guests ot Ry I Tne Herb Pal18 attended a dinnerrie Saturday at the Vtersn s Memoriaand wife and the Jack building, Detroit imZt ianiy spent Saturday with The Edail Meyer family of Waterloo 1 D Conklin family in Grand Rapd wer Sunday guests of Mrs Blanche lark Young and wife entertained Clark6 members of the kindergarten Sun Mrs Blanche Clark and Vickie Laz,av at a birthday party for their son, j called on Mrs Marie Nichols at I Fiarkaey UiftbfeaI Call UC A If to 20 Ftoo Toe, FrW laim to nm P MRitter T, V Service PliONSFUNgRAL HOAllOM C SvartM , Dit deterMedem AmbulaoceP2 0 OFFOX ALL LINT,KRIK AVI HOSIERY j McPherson hospital Howell, SundayThe Tom Neff of Ann Arbor called The Mrs Margaret dark familyDavid ftPrompt anUP 8 5541 125 Webster St Fred C Bwektoffi StOPTOMTKIST120 Wei Grand fUvtfI1MANY MORE BARCAJXSTHE LAKELAND DRESS HOUSE 4700 Midland Drive, Strawberry LakeHours 8 a, m, to 9 p m, Open SundaysTilth A TDKWaitmere Lake oo the Bob Ackleys Suday fe Tm lnThere was a good attendance at Arbor Sunday,h card party at St Marys hall Sat r Mrs Mary Amburgey is home fromme i w Ann Arbor with strep throat tu and irs Lloyd Hendee called Mrs Edna Hadley of Parma was a f gl The Murray Kennedys vUitad the vveek end guest of the Lawrence Camday who is a patient at St, HAVE SOME REAL BARGAINFOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 1INDOOR ARrHfcKY RAXGE claie MjUer and wife were in KOMFS ARC1IERV SHOl jo1759 East Main St Stockon, Mon, Tues, F,b 15, 18, 17 1 1 ThrSusan HaywarU J OMN SHOOTINGin Tnes, Fri Sat,I WANT TO LIVEtory of Barbara iraham who gut Spial Instructions ior R4a rough deal 7, l 1l00uCartoon and NVw , Custom Mud ArrowsWed thru Sat Feb 18 thru U Walt Disney287 LaughsTonV Curtis and Janet Authorized Bear DealerTHE PERFECT FlRLOlfiH In Cinemascope and Kastrnan olo W1UKeenan Wvnn and Elaine Stricht andRory CalhounInTHE SAGA OF HEMP BROWX in Cinemtscope and Eastman Color branded a FOR RENTWinlenzed cottage attagf Lake Inhn M burns sm Callers af the George MeabonhCd Fulford and wife of Wayne last week were the Warren Snapps vere Saturday guests of the Cliftorl of Ms and e Leon Meabons ofiMjlrrV Reason spent the week end Mrs Gordon He of YpsilantiI Jery and Mrs LiUian Wylle of Dexterj v,th Tommy Read Andrew weekrCaroinMUler attended a Girl Scoat M Wilfred Call o, Monroe and meeting in Ypsilanti Saturday Mrs, Raymond Allen called on theRev Welton Chamberlain preached Tom Wares Thursday ,t the Congl church Sunday He T Grrry Eichmans apent Sundaygraduated at Oberlein coUlege with with the Russel Glovers In Webbera DD degree and Feb 15 become the Vllleassistant pastor of Park Congl Mrs Ethel Sprout arrived homeChunh Toledo fmm F1rlda Sardav H s, EdMrs M ary Kllen Read called uP vi and grand daughter ,Patty ,metfrm Clearwater Florida Saturday 1 er at Willow Run aid Read Raed w,v atvui same For Mr and Mrs Jesse Henry and son,those of vou in Florida his aKia erald cM n Mrs Katherne iv 1222 20th St Clearwater, Florida, j Whitehead in Gregoiy Sunday The William Lambs of Aan Arbor The Albert Dinkels write they arihe PJdsil Meyer family of Waterloo rw settled at Palmetto, Florida on W H Meyjid wile Sun the Manistec River Have attended 2 OES Chapters and are going to attend another one Mark White of Toledo called on1he Milton Carver Saturday CULVER BAILEDTHE MONUMENT MAN bell St Howll MichiganPhone Howel 411Wfer Vounker Memorials Inc Lanaing, Michigan tIOR G R McCLOSHEY LLOYD HENDEELTV E STOCK UAIXJNQWEEKLY TRIPS TO DETEOEtI HONK UP 8 So 7PMOMC U PRoger J Can AgencyCOMPITK 1N8UR4NCSlephon Office 9K6 iU ABMEuitbR Carr A 14 3 MrLL BTj etna, Mich Phana V I liiREAL ESTATEBERT WYUE,LOST Red Irish Setrer Will pay a reward George VanSkiver day ,Karl Savery and Normanof Dexter vere Saturday callers at the Kalph Hall homet The Ralph Halls railed on the Har jhalls in Troy and her father,1 Curtis in Auburn Heighths Sunday j FOR SALE FRESH EGGS FAMM 1ALE8UP 8 3146Dr H R Holmquut Furm, Homs, LakeBusiness Opportunittaat Veur Proprtjl witsGERALD REASONBroker 80 Korth PHONE UP 8E1M Mary Wolter AH Kindt of1 tz H mi 5 to 7 by ApfointmetAC 729l Cruel uv Office HA 6888 at 7481tage Lake Road, nAa N 32 WKST MAIN ST PINCKNFtfenr Krahn, Salesman UP 833HrOR SALE Block i r slab wood, Car Holister Call UP 83219Bottle las COOKING WATER HMT1N ANDHOME HEATINGtTYLIE L P, GAS SERVICE S3 HOWELL Mrs Betty Seefeld and children jere in Dexter Sunday BECAUSE YOU HELPED You speededdevelopment of surgery to correctdef t s ofthe heart and its vessels, with the result thatmany thousands of heartsand lives have been saved For more progress Lohis Kourt 9024 Pettysville ,RdPhone UP 83355 tT ,Mo A ii c PT ,i Wiltse Electrical Servict ww M,Wn o i EtECTTHlCAL CONTRACTINGtVE I SHABPENIi I 60000 Wet MM PJctaT iK Wvrbank IJiland U44 Phone I R8SI8 4 to rett your fMt 4tft you MftliU CAIX AT VOUR CONVBfCyar how or olace of butiflFOR SALE Card Weed, Milton Dt Carver U 86685 JACKAlteration Dressmakingvpeciailzlng in DTMSM rr OlAm By AppointmentUPPine neysVEGETABLES Mae KoeppenCLASSIFIEDFOR SALLOne Automatic lyrilBtadU washer 40, in good condition,C Normandy 96524WANTED BABY SITTING willdo housework and washings Ph UP 0 UFOR RENTFurnished room John Gorvoz 454 Dexter StWANTED Baby SlttW In my Eva Tohdell, Kellenberger311 Hamburg t,FOR SALESmail hou an d, 1350000JSir TntaLucius Drfc Fi0n up FOR RENT Housee on South HwUG Pm ney Sylvester and Francis UtJfit ,C ail UP 83419 iites paid except gas, Yar arouad Appy 11022 Weiman DrivLake, Pincknyv Mich Sharpen,flat groundMarshall Meabon 1135 West M3FISW TO RENTFour rooms andfurnished Phone UP 83124FOR HKNTBome si Corttly lUt6 rMms Mi talk tJP S48B MEATS tiROCERIESQUALITYMAIKIT FWCESCOURTEOUS SERVKX FOR RSNTBOOBM or UglithouseSal SMt Mafai St UP B97FOR SALEA Stamp CoBUrtU taft Sttnpt,Siunpi Ako 049 Bui UP wtthWANTEDPainting and interior derating 25 years experience WiVt free estimates M, A Link 8798 Lake view DriveBush Lake, Phone Up 8 6570 I OR SALE Butternut SquashMarshall Meabon, 1135 Wtit MMWANTED TO BUY Two C Scour T 25yea eXpeliene W11Suites, size 8 or 10, I CStimateSCall UP 8194FOR SALE2 pair Boyssize 12 And 12 12, almost new Call UP 83194 2FOR RENT Modern ln RantHom ner PInckney, vJlble 1m mediately hunting and fUhfeg prtvU iM S0 a month, UPS5521 FOR SALELarge Spare Oil BtrmtlHeater, 5 gaon tank attached 20,0 Kevin Ledwidg Phone UP 899KPOR SAJLEkeal Ifritate of All nds Wantedfor Genld ReasoaB1RT WYUFUP8ak iFOR RENT Three room hom, hnth hot and cold water, Tappdn1 for sale, nsd 6 years UP 837iLEELAVEY Ctaral IPHONE UP 8 SMI 3 Linp Name and Auoress, StockStamp 40c each Fast Acrurata SrVlcaBERGERS RUBBER STAMP W 11922 WEIMAN DR PINOKNXTR L SORRELLWater Wella and PumpsAH Makes of Pumps ServicediW Dexter Pinokney Road S 9454 William DavisJCDING AND ROOFING AND REMODELLING5M5 E Cd River, Ho well, Mia Phone HovtB 71 Conventionalfoil SALS OR RBfTPlft , of ifurs i to m roan, lot doat to MSaHL flOQO dami i saySanold C Baataaaa, Saattor, Ana or 94BB or callTaar Around FERTIIIZERCOALCOAL NOW ANt AVOID XHK BUSHFARMERS FEED SUPPLY PHONE UP 8 5511 h Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 11, 1959 Description An account of the resource February 11, 1959 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1959-02-11 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/5c6a49ab6c731cca96801c851c7985e2.pdf 57e3bb53dff3735de5e71a955b1a7321 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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VdTHE PINCKNBY MWAttetigan Mirrer NeWV Notrepublicans In the legislatureart still trying to come up with tax measure they can agrree on Mubtoi thtm favor increasing the Sdvtax to 4 cents They want to get it cr the April ballot but Senator Conlin, their tax expert says it would nj pass He favors an income tax Nothe one of the governors whereby allearning 3000 or less Would be exemptd but a flat income tax where ev everybody would pay This also hasoppositott Besides the time is geting short to get thtm on the ApriltallotDue to the fact a number of big taxpayers Ford General Motors ani Detroit Edison paid their taxes thutate is out of the red just now So50 million dollar veterans fund will not be used just nowThj was opposedby the veterans organizationsA bill has been introduced to add10 million to the weliare fund whicji is about exhausted Gov Williams would have the stateguarantee loans to aid business andindustry Senator Smeekes has in troduced bill to have outstate invest corporation and insorance cnmake the loans This wuul Isav a 2 percent mortgage taxHKMOCRAT COUNTY CONVENTION The following from hete attendedcounty convention at tthe court houin Howell Thursday night Lloyd Htncite, Murray Kennedy, Louis Rogeisand ye editorThe meeting was call i to order by Martin La van, the countycounty chairman Ye editor was na ntd chairman of the conventionThe report of the treasurerMui rayKennedy showed a balanceThe iojlov were named delegates to the stateconvention at Grand Rapids February21 Martin LavanMrs Ervin Snydei, William Hogan, Robert Ruttmun,Maty KochTom Howlett,Jennie Hopk in, Hazel Haines, Thomas Barton,Lylt Redinger fy editor The delegation was to go umrs lucted, Martin Jvan will act achairman i Thomas Barton made a speechlr which he describtJ the si ihe Livingston r i tyat the state convener t A fire which started in tht horsebams at the Jack3on fair groundsdestroyed 12 race horses Thursday iiiij were big money winnersyear, and were wintering there, were saved The fire started from anoi space heater One groom was barUy uurned The Dexter Leader had more ietters in its columns last week on th s hool issue there which is gettingrei hot Frank Whitman, 48, owner oi theDexter Sportmans Tavern died atVeterans hospital, Ann Arbor lastHe marred Lenore Walsh, daughterof Harry Walsh The Siockbridge high school basketball team leads the ingham County League with 8 wins and 2 losses Bom to Kay Hurtubjse and witMitsie Young of Saginaw a 7 1bu son, Jerome Francis, The Chelsea State Bank has inslaved an eletrionics accounting mthine ,the first in the county , Born to Arlesta Roderick Seripterif Chelsea last week a daugher Tht mother was a former Pinckney reiident The Green Oak township boardhas refused to let the Southern Bapiss build a church on Lee Road , dut to protests of property owners William Richardson and JackSweet have opened a law offficee inin South Lyon Hariiand held open house at theirnew high school Monday , Brighton votes on a 525,000 hool bond issue March 9, Max Southwell of Brighton whopitched Softball for Pincnney the3 yars winning championships155 and 1957 has graduated i he Lock land Air Bas Texas and is in training for a navigator at theliatlington Air Base, TexasHe grad OUR DEMOfoACVNo, 7Clerk 1 reas r Trustee 2 Years Trustee 2 Years iTrustee 2 Years CAUCUS RESULTSCITIZENS VILLAS CAUClttOnly one village caucu was heldhere Monday Lhe Citizens who pt ip the following ticketStanley DLnkolMildred Ackiey Kuth KilterMarion Kussel Lee TipladyRoy ClarkAssessor Lorenzo Murphy Stanley Dinkel was chairman andMarion Russell was clerk of thecaucus Coaunwtdo you like th winter wetJsiviuy y W du ixoti jvt whichi uvenibers ice idemand lor lock, slt exhaustedthereui unu tlieu 1 JIO MTHf Oi0PROOUCV WAS UMirCOT0MgyCOMMCHVlTlS ANDTHC LOCAL 6OWIN f f ASOITOOAY, THt OUNTY OF TW1 O jfHAED MOe WIC iZ THC MARKf TIN OF HIHA lIWftUCC STAfttUZfcD, ftCCAUCC OF PACKA4IN6 INNOVATIONS, MOPE ft NIZEpTANSPOKTATION ANO QTMCKInuated from Brighto high schoolCentral Michigan Cbttoge, Mrs Jessie Simmons of Howellceived a 20,000 verdict againstChespeake Ohio railroad last wee tor damages ,Her attorney was Mftftin Lavan Prisoners at Camp Brighton willreceive wgek end passses from nowen according to Gus Hartman, correct ions director Leo J Davis jr of Pinckney nasbeen elected president of the Michigan Milking Shorthorn Breedersto succeed his father Le0 J Davis sr Of THt FUNO THAT 5UUT THIS HiTMC AVtiy6 Of THTHIiHigh Sdwej, Athletic t Catholic Church Pinckney sprung the biggest upset Inthe history of the Xegue O1 x x ncirmf t P,the history of the nxt O Lakes Hf Gtgt, nnrngfjFriday night when, t they walloped SumroMli ,,,South Lyon who hatf all but won the iQOQMMmrhamnirtnhin in a 7io7ao oamm 71 I WIntel mfttitl fliOiL lOittCOMMUNICATION 4461 Catherine PlaceSt Lcuis 15 Mo February 14,1959Dear Paul, The recent cyclone in St Louispassed about three miles from wherewe live although my sister Margaretsapartment is only about five blocks1 THE REPUBLICAN championship in a zigzag gameto 68 To do this, Dennis Clark ofPinckney who had, been an in andand dumped, ,41 points to break theleague scoring recowj Pinckney ied at the end of the first quarter, 18 to l0 1001 A MM14 but felt behind the second oneDr Hollis Sigler of Howell fell , and traile4u38 to 22 at the half Southon the ice there Friday and broke his Lyon went into the Jast quarter lead i H i i MPh h i 50 44 Th Pik1 ip He is in McPherson hospital, Ntv436 5M M Maway from the heaviest damage About 1800 homes and KM nessplaces were destroyed and some o ,made homeless My school, the David Rauken Trade School is sonic ten blocks away northwest of the damaged sectionWe slept through the whole thingand knew nothing about it until we heard the radio report the next morning The storm traveled almost the identical path it took in 1927in factone old lady remarked that this was the second time her home had beendestroyedI hope this finds you all wellSincerely,John T LynchLIVINGSTON L0DO4 CALENDAR April 4 Pail tMtrs Night at highschool 7 p m MAIL CONVENTIONThe ing 50 to 44 Then Pinckney gotred hot and, with Clark scoring 15points the last 8 minutes tied thescore at 64 all Clar,put them ahead ,and they stayed there Victor BaTsydlo OfWftf TTnrrtEadded 17 points to Pinckneys total Citttgi, Menaowte Ckurciifttv, zr Bcay, WdUr ch TOWNSHIPThe Township caucuscs weiv hcl Monday, The results were DemocratSupervisor uyi HeiidCleric Murray KennedyliCBavuQT rltJeii KevnuluiTrustee 4 Years John WyliJustice Robn Piklioard of Review As her WylioHigh Com, John Counorsonstables Carl McCain, ArthurRentz, Phillip Gentile, Viiice LaKoii Ve editor was chairman and M , clerk Tellers were Roll11and Phillip Gentile Committ efor next caucus Lloyd Hendee, Aiay Kennedy M E DarrowRepublican TirketSupervisor ErdleyClerk MarionTreasurer Clai e Svaithuutrustee 4 Years Albert Shirley jitj,aLi uriv, a du thesalt, and could duniaud Wayneiier 4uota HilU fO and theI J i salt cityThatuntil ricMiniiucvjun nines un v,iej , A Iii 1 A1 rj,is more and is t ruck suit it under theuom hDetroit but ais obtainedetfectivt tuiUsv,s wturiily ale ablr W how thelarge and soi1 vtr VJIH ua, hoi up B ft CALENDARa0Friend4p Nignt it Fowlertflle Republican state convention South Lyon had 4 players in double Wf0li4y mmm 100 n QLtof Review Mr in High Com AlConstanles Robert Iigder CurChamberlain Fivii Hobnian IIuSwarthout fiank Zjelor was chairmanGerald Reason clerk Hamburg Republicans had a hotcaucus Saturday with 140 votes iai The prinrijjal contest was for isor where Liiiian Smith,iwon over James Boyd 74 to 66Hamburg TownsiiipRepublican TicketSupervisor Lillian SniitnClerk William ZinXnTreas Mary HaasTrustee Clifford anUo nJustice , Flunk Vnsinin Bd of Rev, Kenneth foucs Democrat TicketSupervisot Francis ShehanClerk William BacklundMl IonIvanDexter Township it TicKtMJohn StirlingWilliam Clar dayWhilanfii 1auvj on Ji side, Nuii iin ho i,mibci outic ijiiiua liu accident iaK and Hogback ltoadyiiiVi iJ 1 he bus wu Misiiici 1 i 11inore Lake the worstin the ditdfc k duwn icy o injuries Lat akf school buand Ann Arbor ciit and luriicKiui tile 40 childHf bus windows was atajidGladysWJusticeEd oi RevSupeivisorwas held at Detroit Saturday and figures, Doug Kenny peing high withnominated a ticket of unknowns For 20, but they could not overcomesome reason they were unable to get Clarks 41 point burst In otherany prominent members of the party r games Manchester bet Dexter 64 toto accept nomination A Detroit 37 and Boysville Hatland 63 to 40 negro real estate dealer was nominated for the board of governors of Wayne University The first negroever to be nominated on the state tick etThe Bagwell forces steam rolieredthe remnants of the Taft forces when Senator Smeekens of CoJdwater wasllatened overwhelmingly when he ranagainst Lawrence Stockbridge for Llndemerc ofstate chairmanSmeekens was said to be the Summer field candidateIn his speech Bagwell came out fora flat rate income and corporation taxand asked it be incorporated in the platform However, Republican statesenators put presssure on the resolutions committee and forced them todelete with the result the only taxi measure in the platform is a vote onthe 4 cent sales tax in April which now looks very doubtful As the, Democrats have the votes to kill this 1 which PointsD Clark 40 Basydlo IV SfefcoolIke f eoptoVILLAGE OF PINCKNEYfeptar Mtettat of Vlltaje CouncilFebruary 10, lsv 7A OnegrobybythefonogooneCalled to order by Pres Dinkel, 7 1followed by roll call of officers pretent Shirley, M Russell, Clarkand Tiplady Abient Swarthout andLavey Motion by Shirley supported by MRussell to allow thee bills Geo P Johnson, FlagsRobt Egeler, Salary M Acklcy, Vi SalaryPaul Curtett, PrintingVans Motor Sales, Misc 230412500 USED CLOTHING WANTEDThe Ladies of the Congl Churchare collecting used clothing for the flood sufferers If you have anyleave them at Pilgrim Hall before Sunday It wil be turned over to theSalvation armyCARD OP CARD OP TSAKm I want to thank from the bottom ftf750023102163Lavey iidwe, NDir 2W my heart everyon who helped orLees Guff Mic 46Oj remembered me in anyway durinHaBmtte Mfg Ca Mrt my nness whue 1 wu m the hospiuiStreets jij ad al home, It Is my sincere wUUTruck UMS, Fgt 6W you my alway havt many4 U SkuHi Co Elec bup 1262 thOughtful frindf LaBelle 2D Kennedy CMr PneUmSubsT Kennedy D Singer TMorgan ,LyonKinne 30Williams104s a,ChenowethUnderbill loBASKETBALL SCORES Manchester 62 Dexterville 64, Hart land 40 Hoft 58, Howell 38 Brighton 75, Clarkton 59 Sexton60, Ann Arbor 51 Dundee 78, Flat Rock 47 University 75, Roosevelt 48Milan 69, Saline 44 Stockbridge 54,Fowlerville 40 WebbccvUk 69, Jack fcdsson Southwest 40 Caines 59 Byron48 MARY WOLVERTONMrs Mary Wolvrton died at theOdd Fellows Home in Jackson Saturday She leaves 4 sons, James,Stanley, Jerome of Grand Rapids andHarold Porter Portage, A daughteris deceased The funeral was at the Blanchard FunejaJ Home in Grand Monday, with uril in GrandCONSERVATION NOTE At the February nmriiit of theconservation dept, it was voted to usepart of the revenues from the Porcupine Mts for ski tow for expansion 10,000 walleyes are being iransBounty payWnu on foxet coyotte Jimmy Etherige f the traffico Nofllkf Va, says autodisplay slogan advocating AttM P Hf ting Hlghwaya are Vay atM5S MPH HeavanIs Uyjiome at 65 MPH Neafitr My StanleySiijiiiiy NoahKiClerk TreasTrustee JusticeHigh Com PetnBd of Rv William Krv Republican TicketSupervisor NormanClerk lJiTreK s, Nonna Trustee HarlJustice Arthur Bd of Review Hough ton Marion TownshipRepublican TirketThere was a contest in he caucus,Prue LoVe defeated inruJnbetiBurr Clark by 1 vote Bruce LoveDorothy HoldenLoreen Maycock Harold Smith Krnest WriKtBoard o Review Stanley SorgMRS JENNIE DFVKREAl XMrs, Jennie Clinton Devereaux, b3died today at th home of her daugn fi Mrg Eliiabtth Smith, at Evan luru h ita1 Ci lUifi Jli week,vs uuni In the i CharlegbJl dlhtrjit WniI it with a commitlug 1 in Chryslei iVlisl Junk iuftoiies at War i to iriencU uK h tnti wing of ac ui i inch a haihead Il kepi him awuymayi 1 Mitiuns not had had toof did noi the waningnittiThe our opinion nothing hastalk ,tncJ Is actoti than tht iiroi pwbifni hi lias anite Lakes Every spring floods du thousands of dollars worth t Wlion J canie here 30 yearBig and Little Portage Lake holding flood conti o the Pointtli y tuii Judisak itClerkTrustee oiy set amaintained ia The dam to Vlv , i COSt 252,000wjMMty uwnei want theIKIS aiwe the lol lhe water comes sseismont district and i ir below as Ypsilnti al benefit The thetlic dane is in dispuWThe a lnn lelup the outlet tolir iathng beach, Theuiynn a1 as iic vm1 tho lakes keptj rjvat Last verk thgy aked tht Wash Lenaw board of supevisors tos t up as assessment districtThere ha probably been moreon taxtS than on any otner thing eUin the history of the world The law makers like Diognes with his lanternlooking for a honest man have spnthundreds of years looking for a pain le3 tax system p New Jersey seema10 have been the only state to havtThere in another daughter ,Mrs Jan 1 solved it They legalized bingo and putMexritt of UowU and son Williani uneral is at Stj Marys church Friday with Rosary at Swarthout FuneralHome Thursday night LIVINGSTON COUNTY TAX SALE The publication oi the Livingstoncounty tax sale which la in May begins in this issue of tht Dispatch and Continues for 5 weeks It will be iound oan inside supplement There art som600 discriptions, double that of iajt,000 i i957 to 226,000 m ju V FH latd Iin Comtoi Homt, L W UmsUad is home from vetrirnt hospital U back at Alma a big enough tax on it t pay all thtgovernmental expenses PrinrjaGrace Kellys kingdom of Monaco levies no taxes as the rakeofi from gambling ig sufficient is sufiiciaat tojay al expenses and keep tht royalfamiy in luxury This tax dileraarut the Michigan legislature the devil and the deep blvitThe only taxes under serionasideration are the 4 cent sale the income tax The lawmaktrttended to passs the buck bythe people vote on It In April but tfejftrequires a two thirds yott Ofhouses which they cant gtt Of there is economy butagrte on where to iTH ,LeV,,Villag eELEC T1A T TH E PUTNA M TOWNSHI P HAL LT O TH E QUAUFIE D ELECTOR S O F TH EVILLAG E O F PINCKNE YCOUNT Y o f LIVINGSTON STAT E o f MIC HMonMar 9FO R ELECTIO N O F TH E FOLLOWIN G OFFICER SPRESIDEN TTREASURE RCLER KTHRE E TRUSTEE S FO R Tw o Yea r Ter mON E ASSESSO R Phillip Sprou t is helpin gi irdne r a t Stockbridg e wit hii s ligh t plan t ,Mat y Florenc e Fitch , 13 , daUgte rc Mr an d Mrs Joh n Fitc h die d o aF eb 13 Villian i Butler , 42 , wh o opezl din thi s are a fo r a perio d o fdie d a t Hartlftn d las t week Wheeler , formerl y o f, die d a t Grac 9 H e wa s a brotharinla wNewma n Mar y Jeffreys is workin g a t tn eMich Sa n Reube n Wrigh t is no w mgr o f th eCabl e pian o stor e in Flin t Gu y Hane y o f Ba y Cit y I s viattfa fher e Minni e Roepck e o f Unadill a 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th eTh e To m Ware s enterain d Sunda ya t a ruuin s dinnn r th e Willia mGedriP s an d Harol d Jacob s Xuulle s o fChelsea , Kennet h Loring s o f Howell ,Franci s Michael s o f Brighto n an d L J Henr y an d wife Joh n Pau l War n an d Hnr y Kroh nv er e I n Detroi t Sunda yi Mesdame s Sall y Doyl o an Ros eGlowack y wer e in An n Arbo r Friday I Mrs Theres a Coyl e spon t th e we, I, en d wit h Mrs Marjori e Snli h nsa l Chelsea Sunda y guest s o f th e Ra y Burn famil y wer e th e Bo b Darrow s o f oni a Do n Burn s an d Jac k Youn glies Hny ,,,,nRos o Lave y die d thi s morningSh eloave s 2 brother s Michae l an d Ber nar d an d a sister , Mrs Henr y Doody iMrs Elizabet h Devereau x 82 , die d a t th e hom o o f he r daughter , Mr s Joi e Forne r in An n Arbo r thi smorning Th e funera l is hgr e Sa tunla y i Pinckne y los t a doubl e heade r t o1 Dexte r Satutda u night Th e r esve s los t 2 1 t 0 16 Harlo w Haine g w hshig h wit h 9 Th e firs t tea m los t 4 4 t o45 , Swarthou t ha d 2 1 , Dinke l 13 lacke y 6 an d Reaso n 3 Justin e Ledwidg e is workin g Lansin g Ma x Ledwdg e is takin g th g1 jnos s censu s in Brighton Ionarr t Devereau x an dStackabi e ar e workin g a t th eJer plan t in Detroi t Pau l Hicke y ha s bee n transie rredt o Lansin g b y th e conservatio n dspt Wayn e Car r is workin g a t tht Chevrole t plan t in Detroi t ,Marjori e Menil l is attendin g th eYpsilant i Norma n ,St Mary s churc h wil l hol d a St ,Patrick s da y progra m Marc h 1 8a t th e communit y hall Do n Van Winkl e is toastmaster Judge s Pa tOBrie n an d Josep h Moyniha n o iDetroi t speaker s Jo e Gulnan s or chestr a ,Detroi t wi n pla y ,P H Swarthou t ha s a ne w Dodg oca r Th e Brighto n school s hav e bee nclose d b y scarle t feve r Rober t Brown Lewi s SSlmpso nan d L Shan k hav e bee n arreste d b yHowol l polic e o n charge s mad e b ysevra l girls Brow n bough t fu r toth e ol d 10 c bar n tPinckne y ha s a murde r case A t40 0 a m Saturda y And y Olso n wh odrive s th e Wayn e Creamer y tan ktruc k fro m Detroi t t o Stockbridg eEa w a bod y in th e roa d a t M33 W Mrs War y Elle n Rea d J S expect Man d Ceda r Lak e Roads , H e nearl y ra n bsc k frr m Florid a Frida y Sh e is atover it Goin g t o th e neares t hous e i Saras ota Florid a wit h Uif t Georc eh e go t Edwar d Spear s an d son , Ed w jr wh o identifie d th e bod y a s tha t o f Stev e Lazl o o f Ceda r Lak e Rd A tfirs t it it wa s though t t o b e a hi t am i ru n traged y Th e man s famil y sai d the y ha d butchere d an d th e dea d ma n id a the y h av e vfsfte d th e R oyra d gon e t o tak e som e meat t t o Mar Jam s a nd expec t t o visi t th eti n Marko s anothe r neighborD eput yIrvl n Kenned y though t H ttrang ether e wer n o Woo d taia s wher e th bod y wa s foun d H e wen t t o th ohom e wher e h e foun d a pai r o bloo d What protect s mone ydeposite d a t you r bank Firs t o f al l an d wer prou d t o repea t wha t other shav t expressed , soun d management which is re flected in ou r carefu l lendin g policies Th e safet yo f depositors fund s i s ou r first concer n in consider ln a y loan Then , deposit s her e ar e insure d b yth e Federa l Deposi t Insuranc e Corporatio n t o th emaximu m of 10,00 0 fo r eac h depositor Th e insur anc e cott s depositor s nothing These , a s wel l a sphysica l safeguards , ad d u p t o th e kin d o f protectio ntha t mot t peopl e teek Wel l welcom e you r account McPherso n Stat eBan kServing Since 5aturd yAlber t Dinlcel g writ e WereFllis s The y wil l als o tak e in som et f the , Detroi t Tiger s sprin g trainin gin th From wher e I si t fy Joe Mars hJllz Lucky to Havey Neighborsstained overalls and that the dooryard had been swept clean He took Alex Kovac the mans step3on andItanoy Udaa, cousin, to Howell forluestioning Alex frnajUjr admitted ,william whitleysthe crime but claimed self defense SundayM L Hinchey and Bob Galllup hd Bert WyHe oaHed on William Parr Tim Mcaeer who enlistednavy is at SanDtego Calif Mrs Marie Nichols is home fronthe hospital and at the horn of her daughter ,Mrs Katherjne Smth The James Whit leys called on thein Ann ArborPlayed cards at the Lazlo home until rll at St Joe hospital ,Ann Arbor 1Lynn Hendee was in Saglnaw on Ftrris tntUtute and is working lorbusiness Thursday , ttt p TatUag Coiy A recent news item about anAir Force base and the townspeople nearby illustrates apoint Ive made for some lncMost of the local peo Vflthe same complaint the roar of jets was irritating so agroup of them petitioned theAir Force to move the baseThen the Air Force invitedthe petitioners to the base toshow them how vital it was totheir defense The people soon decided jet noise was really awelcome soundand all petioene were dropped From where I sit, jumpingto cr uiorswithout knowinT off sijftj, of a questionUsorr people Oilffht touvoH it vould make livuirIjr Vttr A lot easier On little t, c your prefer or coffee and millr I iderstatidinir tiloll ,, point of view willmake trvoting a lot smootherin this jetage of ours tfor h , v1Siry,v 1, ,T ,, , SUPPLEMENT TO THE PINCKNEY DISPATCHT T WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, ifjSrtffl fel Ree m Lib 7 eat Pages 1 and 2Lot 35 iso iGflLf fttttcil ftiOftLot 44 1956COHM leachWeat fc of Lof 10 and Lor I 1956fiownaiiU AcresLot 67 1956Lor V 195cIQU 20, 203 en 204 1956 CytlaJ leach SubdivisionLor 325 1956 HgoiaW Shores EstatesLot 24 1956Loi 28 1956ft Point leachLot 58 1956OlenroyletRec it Iber 4 on fat 4 and 49 Yeenfer total of TaxesHrkJch tnetetaod t Cheraet DMin Sam Years Descrif iDoHars Cents or 275a94 U10868UcJoo10868159971816767 Yun I r Total of TUNWUcfc 1z Delinquent Charpes DIMt iaSaSYeara DescriptionDollars Cents or Parcel1956 44C1956 1021rieowtoO1 On The Lakes IS jo 27lot 9 except Westerly iLor 29lot 19 Lot 36 Hiniiirt Village75 fot in wKiih of Lots 5, 6 and 7 3 1956 4d37 lOWf, NfJlor V0 1956 16A32 ,, io Vo 156 13320 feet of ton 116 and i71956 627O feet of Norrh 44b feet HANDY TOWNSHIP MARION TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 3 NORTH, RAftGi NO 3 EAST TOWN NO 2 NORTH, RANGE NO 4 EAST ,J,Cwc l IVJIIU itjl 11 iglicu o iOolfliVSt Ol iCLVXl JO, HiCllCC ortfi 2 J Oi, tltfine oirui oi tsi 2 or Wt ,4 of sectioji , tat io J pon js iiorn jt oigiiiiiKj,mentis tast o342 fee, Norrh Ul 10 thence bojtt to Dtyiniunyf i, West 200 teet, Norrh 42 feer, Wesr 35 Y5o 374jj4 iU , iouth to 6 jnniny GhrinytT Triangle Lkt Subdivision 2275 IV36 , 5651 Lots ii a , I9 O,itryiiinny 2jj feet fcasr of boothweit corner wea Clm frku jt or ivV U rhence Eait alony Lots 7 and 62 1966 i27Ctu aiO West 4 line of section 47 tticr ivtc iaiciiys Iriungte Lae Esutes No INorrh 4432 feer to bouihuriy line o U S i m LUer tu rg 15 ditd 6IO hvy, Vesterly along sad South line tot 4t ,V1 zj93oi Hy 0 tec bourn 20 Wesr 630 I io jcyiiincj OCEOLA TOWNSHIPa 1956 701 TOWN NO 3 HO,, ,,w M0 tAiiOvitti 2 of North 2 of NW 4 9 40 1956 15553jrjinnna on Edit arid West v line of sec iion at j pon 5o92 feet fcasr ot cenrerot section, South parallel ro North and south 4 line 42tt feet to Northerly line ofGrand kivct Rood, Southeasterly 120 reel dlony Nonrcrly line said fcoud, North U452 r o i hue thence West along 4 lintlid i fcrr to the poinl of beginning 9 23 1956 4552 Year for Total of TaxesWhich Interest analDelinquent Charges 0e Description MI Slid Yar w a,ce,Dollars CentsTYRONE TOWNSHIPIOWN NO 4 NORTH, RANGE NO 6 fcASl 5Years rer fotal of TaxesWhich Interest andDelinquent Charges Due in Said YeartDoiiari Cants Descriptiono YarsforWhich UroMOt oeiOeJinquent Chr90 DweDottanJill I I I JU I J ,O1 JVJ 1 ,li i, tllljl1 rya, Of I v jillllu1 L I 1 1 i utiCs Suin 2onyiyjovio TLdo rVV OCtici vJ n rri IU ,oUv oi I ,riiiig at nuriicasi corner oi bIWV ,4 OI itciuil, ccriy UUPilllJ VVcit 0 iII JJ 1,it tk i , Ai 70 i2065Lot IIJ end at La 11Lot 120ir 23dtJ 402 ,4 Ot19561956 167325B3725i 7314044V rletndoai kMi Lake tstaios No 1 lifctf 4 p9i 2i and 231966 1865Addition1956 Awsh Lake Estates1956 Humn, KANwt NO o ui IHL ,, ur INC 4 oty 1 j iVul II tI I IWy l I IV56,4 iD6 3213corner of section4ov West oo tcct,loui ti ij Vvcsi J3 teet, iouin 2U WeilUJ lee TOf d pioe Ot Oeiij ei, iorin ui iJ We,ooid iO reet, sootn J8 t5ice lo cenlcr ot Jnwy, Nortn , b 1 ML 1OJ , , yJ II lO tcrc, L,iiti i if INorlticlly o1 ryr nlJ2a u KUTNAMTOWN NO i uuKl Mintr nj i i , t J JJ4 ju l vVci OtCIII tr tiBiii tvw, iLiT 00 Iu, lvitv , tlcc f Ofejniiinj 1956 9328Gjle i Addition r Sd rCct ot Lots tt, 9, i iJii 4 ul lyrn I U el, il at IOL, iv v4 or iW 4 lyuiyy 104tar ,2 of 5VV 4 iU o0j leet, yuesr i2 0 tdbf 2 of1U 40V V4 Ot it j4 o 14NO 4 EAST VJ III ,4West of Hwy 7252tlJi L40 SO ,, J njrjn LJ, riijnd,II LII 0 Ijijc juit lakeV4 IV561956 NO19563V4 nO e pn of land or, rejr ot Lo to Lot JV4104Vtoi 273 ana piece of lond on rcor ot Lot1956CO I reih Beachi95619561966IVjo1V56Lor it u JLui S2Lot 143Lui 144Lot 145LOis 2JA and 293lots 24U JiJ VVLot JiOLOi 111Lois S2b, 32 ana 522 l5oLui 3V IVJOHiawatha fteachaaa 1956 I95oIV5619561956 19561956195oIV56Humors ItoiglithsLots 2 nd 3 1956 M eMry Club SubdivisionLot 20 1956,Lor 17 1956lor 143 1956 Lots 332Lor 334Lor 34Lot 34bLU 34VLor 357tor 3oiLor 362Lor 401 1B89I JU7745664285 OOo56o56663L312034oO 56656634 bU 566IS06221V56656615744185 4044,04 j turner ot sdiu nvy iJ2b feet to j1 ot ucyiiinny ul, 15 ejeres or nonn jo JLKJ ui6 1956 35 of NW Ui oi HW 4 of SW u 5 95oi i0 1V56 917 west 2 or wt ,4 of Nt ,4 or NE V4 15 0 1V5618 80 1956 16226 NW 14 of Nfc 142 oW ,4 15 40 1V50IV ou 1956 15460 Norrh 12 ot NW 4 roos ot weit Vu of Nfc ,4 o ou 195624 V IV3O 5692 it v4 of NW ,4,2 of Nfc I4 South of 15 40 IV5O3J roas Commencing i0J rdi Sooiti ofIV56 17 Jo on tdsi unc ot irVusi v or rnniny jouin 6 1J rU4, Vviii 3V77Ail tfdf jjjn of VVcsI1v y , ACepr tdilZi IUioc , ot Nt 4 of SW U17 2J 195629 80 1956A port ot west U of East 12 of NW ,, lijyiininy jt d point in ihu center line otccijc IOJU, tdst 195 teet trom North , corner ot iaiQ vVest j,4 of East 72 of fviinny inonce bouth pdrjllel to 11 Vc5t line ot inU West Ji ot td5t ,ji io ods, tticnce oi pdrllel toiu fAiiiii me Ot beryui Rouu 10 rocl,1tiij jiortn 16 rods 10 i point in centerI, of Be y HI Koid, tost iU rods fromxjii u ueynnncj triunce VVest 10 rods ccint of beyinrnng31 1 1956 534Handy Maxfield SKoresior a 1V56 917Luloge and Lot 9 19o6 4745Lot ,u 1956 1683Hartland VillageEastern Additionvmmenciny Jt Souinwest corner of Lot I, 36VV JI,1333 fcOit3099 ,o, ,1vo 16 I,ci, oi ji ,4,0 fo, I LOJ I OL CITY Of MIGHTON ,TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH of RAMOf 4 EASTJI 14 ii Luiiier ui itciion 31 itiente Weit JJ ice, ,Mi 4JO feet, I ait 136 fetjf ro o 17r r r R, iouTh 38u , itr 4 15, Edit 305 Lof 44i, uiouy i tv i io fcdsr diia West ntj ,,, , ,,,, o beynnmy VIllAOi O4OU37 Oiajinel We efc A A part of Lotoy 122 feetLot 3 5Lor 4 5 4 West 23 fret f Lot j 4LO3 J, 2, 3 end 4iVio 48VC or 1 6 6JJ otyiiinny dt Nitesj iof 2 47uLf y, on iouti iide or Lor 7 47Ji1 ice SuoihvMy dt right Lot 8 7 jo i,vtr 12 roob, toil ii Lor 1 6 7TOWNSHIP 1 NOtTM of IANM 4 Seyinmng r Southwest carner of Lot 4North 132 fMr, luTtPifuvthfer re beginning 1MDioc v for Haies AaMttion, K , r Lors I92O 21 and 22 95oleer, Nuud id Lots 27, 28, 29 and 34 19io 1 ny Loti 33 ro 58 inclottve 195o II J Lois 61, 62 and 63 195 fLors 75 ro 77 incluiivo 1tM fJl74 Lots 83, 84, 85 and M to 100 indutivt 193o 13 30Lots 101 to 108 inclutlve alio lend lying 00 rween Lors and k R 1954 7 4Jlots 114 ro 329 incloiive and Wett Vi f Lor 130 9ft 3J W HtncJieyt AaUrrtolors 7 and 81 its uf, 4 iruui,c uf Granoind Kiver tu beyJiill OOltl 72 JJlftl J 1 JOr ,4,16V Brighton WoodsI VCITY OF BRIGHTONiui L 12 195i529c laot,r J r VV Iu J, 1 Lot 44 Lui clv,ci il to 5 Bciwrircur ,i,r ol Lot 5i o u, ,, U2 ttet, iojnouf o , Vvesr 1 Ji feet, , o,,J Ji LuisSubdivision V JONorth O IJ rds, tusi 10 fOs iu ocy J lo 00 IVDO SJOJ154ou ConiniLTcinj sr fcoit 4 cor 01 Jet, JUUH IV, 0V JD iU Vv ,0406 tl, J tii S ,,,, 40 1 LLI Z47I ,, isurlh uV iJ iu tji , JJ ri, oouin 0o QJ 40 fcdii M11 tw 11, iouiti oV 22 40 East i2io, 1, 1, iouiri j 2 4o LdSt 0010 it, oojtli ,2i i4 4U tust 450 it, ioiti 00 004U tiisi 4o2 rt, Lootli 4 14 4U fcds Mi 6JO0 tt, Jujth 4 oy 40 tisi 52Utt, uOJtli 4U 32 40 tubt 10634 tt, vSt , ofNorth a5 3d 20 tuit 1V667 ft, iujnb 12 40 tdSt I2o96 it, booth 46 5i M u,HJ LaSl 24lo ti, Owuiii J2 10 40 i Last ijDy ft, South 70 3J 4U jst IK W24jil It, North 0 41 20 boil 5475 tr to point on tds line ot bee, Norifi tosr 0 35 VeSl lOoio tt dlOny Eds iec me to point or uoy cunt LJS24 A U, Mr IWJ O unu Leitli s SubduisiPark uJ L i i IJO,UIU 731 JiJI 016VJ V 0JOji, j ion Audito 44V5489 i v, JS1 v60j L 2 24 41 A a IJ I K L L i o 111 r, j i JO J 1 w IVJu 1 165w 11 j j CITY OF HOWtLLo tLt Vest v L,, ,, ut h,1,6 tuii ob tctt, Norrti 2 foot, Weitttii lo buy M ninj 2 1V56 i52Coin, at cun of mterstction ot Cedir Lake otji 1 j it ,,o i i i V,,0, VI ju I I16 10 IJO Hartland VillageOriginal Town flaimd Lots IB rul 1916 40 1956Mjxfmld Kark Subdivision 1956Thre Lake Subdivision ij Zv I I ,4,4 1 1 1 ,jncl Cotttiye 1 Vj6HOWELL TOWNSHIPlr9 iQWN NO 3 NORTH, RANGE NO 4 EASTSubdivisionJofs 16 and 17 except 2 feet of South 1 Lor 17 fuer of NortheaMcrly pirt of lot 1Vi Hii 36 Colldyo and Lot 158 1956Indian Hills Sub lLot 24 1956Log Acres SubdivisionLot 87 1VJ6Martin Ire Sub n No t ,, ot Rec u Liber 7 Page 10Lor 1 1956 1889 jouiti ITKMumforal Park Number ThreeLof 44 1956 10574Mumforal Park Number FourRec M Ue e fagat 18 and 19Lot 59 1956 441Ui 60 1956 44Lor 62 1956 44 1195619561956Ore tike Little FarmsLot 57 1956NW of Ut 69 1 1956Lor I V IV56Ore Lake eeervi Country ClubLoft 29 and 30 9 40 1956 5ob3jouiti ITK icrts u SVv M ot it except K ii 1950 1956 4041ui,H 4 ricrc, ol fcdst i of bE 1 except ,,,, 11 A IV50 4041ws of NE I422 uJ 1956 14754 ,5v , ol NE ,4 24 b0 f6 178J59,7 b26 32127 ,rLots iJ to 10 Indmliw 7 1956 56 96Ora Lake VMW Subdivision No 1Lot 76 1V56 M 90LoU 79 ani 90 1956 1916Lot 9b 1956 10 VLof Vv 19r6 5190Peaneiri SubdivisionUH 27 IV56 4 Pleasant Uko Mills Annex lit 41 56 iftO, Lot 64 jnd Wct Vj of LJ1 65IV ,1S4, Est 12 of Lot 62 and Lot 661956 1173JPleasant Laka Hills Annex No 3, iot 206 jnd 207 1956 ft0tRiver Vdllty SubdivisionRec i Liber 6 Pgo 9I Lot 17 1956 10,99Ritrerbendwiilo Subdivisionlof 14 1 VJO 1336,Ut 15 and 16 1956 8206Riverbendwiile Subdivision No 2 tir 6 Haga 10,Lol 36 1956 1099Lot 41 1956 3 AJLot 42 1956 3 90Li 43 1956 3 VLei 44 iviu 45 1956 jviLor 4B 195o 3VULui 52 1956 3 90Lot 54 1956 390LI i5 1966 390Lor 6 1956 390 Lot 57 956 390Lor 5B 1956 3 90Riverbeniiwille Subdivision No 3 Umr u an Page 43 Lot 66 19561 Lor 67 195Lor 68 1956 Lor 69 1956 Lor 70 9561 Lor 7 V56Aof 72 1956 Lor 73 956 lo 74 956lot 75 J956fhanOrile Svfc Annex No 3 Rec o liatr 6 on Page 46ilot 64 19JOSilUAeKea BeachLoti 26 and 2 1956 Supervitor Plat oi Ferilandi Lots 1, J i i9i6lor 13 , 1956Lot 22 1956tLot 30 1956lLot 31 1956Lot 32 1956lot 64 956lLott 12 and oo 1956 21 40 1956 5683j nnny ,ii NortK ,, por oi section, South , LiM VVV76 Kt io center imu ofu 16 Hwy, North 52 0j West 7Jltid,te fi,oii L,nvr ii i uid Hwy,, Norlh 02, vvv 46V2d feet to Norm lnu of sec,ijn, Lisi 6139 loet aliincj section line to l P Iv56 7896 , ,,, ,i uiJ et booh ot North S cor,,r Ji Vctun 32 a parcel ol Kind yi ltut Eiil liii Wost by 165 ftft Norlh,iiH South 32 1 1956 4196,,,, BoU fvet Sooth and 570 fectWest MtiU Carrier ul Section 32 thence2 fc, Wit 47 ktt, South 13, 1jjter, Weit 1200 foot, Northirt vVeb1 42 futt, North 32 EdSt , Luit 1416 feel to point of be,j Also Bcgmmng 880 feet South7,i rewt vVtSt from Northeos1 cornert,jn 32 ci pdicui 372 ftnr tast jno iv iMt North and South32 1956 3387 Bains AcresRec in tiber 7 on Page 32 1956 5837Norbury HeightsRecordod in Liber 5 of Plats on Pag ioi t4 fi n i f i 0ijllt 7 KJ add Ci i k K i0 Vv dnci ori ooulhiiue ot said K, W rhence 5ouili i9 ft,4164 tast i VJ ir, Joiih to South line oi ime ot Sdid K M to jjiocc oi NCvj ociny,i jcin of VvVs 2 of section6461 22 IVJ6 606bi j on West me ot cec I y ft, liouin ot I4J H917 nterseci ion of VVest nnc of Sc, v itl, i joorherly iint oi I K P K, Vv thcnct iV , ut 3213 tctst 195 rt, oourh 28rf ft u Nrld ime ot 2j 91 lOiicis LiWievi by the Kru Voloi Lo, n fl Nortr id oi L2447 Norlhwestiirly Uirtctcjii 2JU It lo o pou J143 ft boulti of pluce ot iiy, oir 143 jji A I iIt to ntryiniiiny 25 z22 1956 369V , L iiViil 2 acreb ot toilowiny described lmd AO 4J Ceg df cen or 3CL, ooulh 442 i iu JIJCUIMJ j,f,vcen ot rofid North db 13 Vver 477 ft,, u ,North 4 1 ii ti to bouln ime or K K i,iiL VihK,W South 80 3 Lost 44i it o Last u j,,i j,ind Aet line thene lio tli 130 ft to piiCt Ot Ueyinriinij MJ ,, A wr v l22 1956 006o JVv1 t Vi ot St a except a jircti at jod 225 tr North ind OJ ,ii and 150 rt LMand Wst lying in Northwest corner rliuic oi iilsm exc, by on Last und vVubt , ,j u,iui ime and in ecu of Hwy and 750 tt List ,,I,I cj ror con, ot ice, List u tun Suu Hwy and , ,j j,,,,nnyon Lust ui id Wist no 10 It, Soutfi 3,22b ft thence Wubt 12U tt, Nonh 25 L , ut L tf io pldCe of beg j24 1956 10316 HUI nasCorn, dt a point 33 ft, Easterly troiri North ux weit Cor, of Nfc 4 of Sec 26, thence hastorTy 200 tf, South 100 ft Westerly 200ft, thence North alomj Kwy J JO tl lubeginning26 50 1956 8430Com, in ecu of Road on South nni of Sec 32 and 60 tt Last of Southeast cor, ot LIJCMiec 31 thence Wes 04y ft,, North 24 ,,,JHJlii 49,3 Ii, Suulh 9 b toit btiO II iuto cen of Bndyc, Soulh 10 M LdSt 114 unu fr, Soutri lo iU Lost 2256 tl jlofij ,, ,,ien of road to beginnncj 31 64U IV56 1924 L, ICom at Southwest cor of Eai ol N vV j,4 of Sec, Nonh 6 55 Ldbt 35050 It, Nori , wito poiit of Leg, Norlh 3 5 vVest 36,5b , ULtr, Soutn 76 53 Last 25913 ft o ctn jof 40 It koid, South 13 0 Vrjii 36 ft, South 67 65 West MI7I ft to poml U J IjOlii 4fo,n 1V4 I 1TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH of RANGE 4 EAST 4 U ,, I , C , r,, l4 Of Vi i , j loci to 1, , , iA i j I 11i,i iy iO tLJf Ot u, o I s, L u r 11 r1 , ,J r, LAlrnon 1 toJ ,i i i 0 in,, i njo h2 i 7 itCoAsisor sA,cii10TOWN NO 1 NORTH, UANOfc NO 3 fcASTV4oJ 1Jioi i U ol NL ,A42 2 A iVjo I6ltul ut V4 3 40 1V io 44o ui N 4 jouth ol Kivur JJ oo iviw 4246, jt NW 4 33 d0 IVju L2tJ IIJ ui juifi i i cor ji ,,Lt, Wosi 11 i it, JuU II, Noith s iiiO II, Luii u00 I, io Noiiiti 74 JIIIU 1lUllvC OOulll OlOli UlU iu tl to Hu iii j y 10 , JO 1 uoNL ,Wji 168XUIJ r,, , oi Nt Additiont c, 1 vl i 00No 1No I i1 JOs Hat No ti V , jCowdiy AddinonF d ir U VH ilic Ii Sub J iiorih a oi i,Hoi in diiu v, iur of L Ld51 4J , , 1 , iw utyi i , toiu Ojiri 4iJ0iio jt iinui j,1Cl i I f,ftA kI u J13 3uV3 Lli44 a I ti JIU Ill 01uoi ,Vest ,4 Wuit C ijO tcctLi , ,u,4 tet,H J 033 LOI J2LrV4JU,iolIOSCO TOWNSHIPOWN NO 2 NORTH, RANGE NO 3 EAST,A,M , r, isi 1 Ot fjE V4 20iE 1956 14005,4 except o piece in,4 p puuwjoti comer 495 feet East inci Wesr, oO tee, North oru South 4 325 156SvV of it U except d piece in Southeast corner 495 tuet st and Wtst Cy 660 feeNorth ond South ui ouMwcat corner o 4 325 I TJO itJ J76 acres on Eisi end of North Vi of Souih 82 acrus ol NW frl ,4 excepl 1 acre in390 2 00 Morfh390 cc39039C it i390390 SE i3,903,90390 195634719820 880922,87ot 25 jFUt o Indian Gardens Sub i of South 82 acres of NW frl V4t 1 dcre m Southeast corner5 34 1956 5097of NE frl 4 6 40 1956of NW U 3 40 1956So ,th O ,crv of West V2 of NE V4 10 50 1956South 10 acres of N V4 of NW 4 10 10 1956NW OfI0NW 40 1956 12069NW i of NW 74 except a piece in South west corner 660 feet East and West by165 fet North anH South10 375 1956 45,625 66 North Vi of SE A of NW ,456o 10 20 19564285 Nw VA of SE VA nZH74 10 40 1956 39712219 North 70,67 acres of South 2 of NE J42632 25 7067 1956 7319J66 Noh 5333 acres of West V2 of NW U275888311 3460 32 178 1956 46S3jr Beg 60 t East ot Southwest cor ot Sec, Las 2146 ft, North 200 ft to Southerlyhue ot Porog kror thtncv Wcituriyolong said kiver to Wit ime or Sc ,South 1 50 fceist 114 ft, Soul1 itf 10 East 2256 ft to ploce of beciiinmj Bemya part of SW ,4 of SW U32 1956 4B83Com ai Souttieast corner of Lot 37 of West side Sub running thence m a Soutfieriydirection on a course South 7 17 15,East 74109 ft, to an iron pipe on Westerly shore of HiLanci Lake, rhence Northerly onshore of said Lake Norlh 32 48, Wes,r 50 fr to an iron pipe, thena Nonh 7J4b, West 973 ft to a point on shore of said HiLand Lake, thuncu Norlh 40 27,West along shore of HiLand Lake 50 flto beg, thence bouth 45 44 Wesi 975 ft to a poinr m cen of a proposed 40 ftroadway, thence North 46 9 West alongcen of proposed roadway 48 ft to a point, rhence North 44034 fr, East 100 fr, ro a point on shore of said Lake, rhenceSouth 40 27, East along the shore ofSaid Lake 50 ft to beginning32 1,1 1956 1924 SLCom in cen of Darwin Road at a point 400 fr West of East Sec line of NE V4of Sec and from rhence Sourherly parallelwirh said Sec line 4356 ff, Wesrerly 100 il IN L 435 4Ut,iLt 3 aju ul UE 74 ol NvV 4 30 3U IV50 , ill INK ,4 u V4 COlillic AU fit, Luii ot Nuriiiui coiner, iJJ,,I Ou ras, tail 4U roi,, North ciUJO 20 i56,o,,lt, 2 ot NVV V4ou 36 ao36 ,iu3o 40 IVot 3223271 i16U62963223 UCLIIOH 4 ot oOu1ufl , 1luct, A section J uuJ 22 1Lot iJU,tect, 00 Ucairiiincju L1 u 1 0 u Of id 44 Lot luo, left, , it 111 r , j 1 t 1 Oi1 ,, 1 21 J bUnadilla ,u,li 4A , I IJ Ill r,Oij K It t C k S Avcl AdduI J I , Aj1 y J IOu I r, J i Jut r,, 1, J mt LO , tli S,,t,o ,, K r, vil us , rv ilwltc i r Suytii n1, ot I 2 ,Ivgf U L,Me hL, i ILU, 1 u1956 25 533319567971 Norrh 3533 acres of SE 4 of NW V4Suprvlirt Plat of Shnnon SKor 253533 1956 3013Btflinning at Southeajr corner of Lor 31 on North 13 13 acres of NE VA of SW VA Outlor A thenc Ncwth 56 30 West 15C 25 13 13 1956 U65Ntt, South 35 25 West 100 feet, South North 26 2 3 acros of North V2 of SE VA56 30 Eatt 150 feet, Norrh 35r 25 East 25 26 23 1956100 ff to beginning 1956Lot 12 956Uf IS 1956 ft, Northerly parallel with said Sec fine Lor 2to cen of Darwin Road, Ecistorly alongcen said Road 100 ft to point of Lor 29beginning 35 1 1956 7412849 Beginning at a point on Easr line of Sec 36 Lot 10 710 72 ft Norrh of Southeasr corner, run Lot ilnino Norrh 4OJ 2, Wesr 875 fr, North Lo 258 29, Wesr 483 fr North 41 4, Wesr Lo 13112 88, North 23 38, Wesr 18649 fr, LO 14Norrh 56 35, East 16138 fr, Norrh 43C Nurrheriy 49 feer of Lot3615 13, East 8264 ft ro Town line, South 0 II ted ot Lot 1529, East 43635 fr to beginning excepl Lot 35Lots 124 to 130 as platted r Oi jCr,i J 1 0 ra, tromjl am St in saiuviiiiyc niti iiC ih IIJ West line olMam i1 rihin c r t T 1 thente iouTh H ros, Vcst o rcl,, Norlh o rds, QdSt 6rdi to DeCjruiirKj ,, fjrd BioCk 1956KUnd Lake Shore I,4 of SL ,4 or icx 3o oxcepr Loti 6, iQ AjM VI iV, 20, 50, 59 n 76 in Island Me pon ixccpr Iho niand in itlund iD Ai, , ,,1956 3736 1Kaiser s Patterson Laka Subdiviiion Lor 44 iiiUof LotVI a no6296 Lor 60 ,,cf,,i iLo Addt lc et tionIV50t 4i 1956i 9iw v r 14d17c t JcAJi 1 oiOUMaca 1956CiTY OF BRIGHTON Noble i Plat No 21956195619561956 5271Lot II Virfftn SWM NO 11956 36 11 1956Chalkers LandingRacofded in libar 2 on Page 172778 Cottage and East V2 of lor 14978 SE VA of NE VA A 9563874 26 40 1956 2850 East 12 of Lot 15 19566767 Commencing at Southeast corner of section Cottage and Lot 33 1956 82966 59 7416669 Me Pherions Prospect Plica AddionVest i ot LU1 , 0,u 266J Lor 75 956 2UCMe Phorsons Saeond Addition6 4 Lor i3o tucpi North 40 feet thereof ,1 , CITY OF MOWEli 6 u e PheMon Sond Prospect Plca Addition ioulh i of Lof if 61 4and Southerly Lot 331956 301 LoT Northerly i9 feet of Lof 37 and Southerly 41 ot Paavys Addilion,2 Or,umberod Lotwn Log Lot 6 Ih Mi Ad 1 tl5 at a point 33t Nortf6of ,Ou1h I2 o I 239700 00 C ilieofi0nioSSldcoriSi T W MA2JJ9 Maioht97Lot uO of Noble Plat No 2, thncr North jou 13 and u ooln 1956Lot 2a49I5C66lltl74269471428132 North 30 West 738 chi, Wesr 788 HiLand Laka Subdivision826C Chs, South 20V2 East 797 ch to South Corrage nd Lot 24 195618,891021Lot 26 956Lot 54 1956WattM Rutli lib Svb Ne KM m iiku 4 on Pag Vlot 13 1956Lot 21 1956Lett 24 and 3 1956Lot 26 1956lot 27 956 ewifry ClubLot 16 196lot 18 1956lot 196 1956Lot 384 1956Lot 546 1956HANDT TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 3 MOTH, HANOI NO 3 EAST North 20 acra f NE 14 of SE VAS 20 1956 15553Beginning On North line of section at a poinr 5963 tot Norlh 8A 00 Wett fromNortr,it eomr thereof hence South ist Coftacje and Lot 92Lor 938247 Lot 94 Lot 953575 Lor 106line of Section 32 1henc Norrh519 chs to beginning32 1956NE f W W40 195630J3 NW ofW V 4784 sw 14 oi SW Vt AM 33 40 1956MARION TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 2 NORTH, RANGE NO 4 EAST Lot 807 31 Commencing at Southeast corner of all that Lo f7 31 part of North a of North Vi of SE VA of Lot 42 05 secrion lying Westerly of center line of Hwy and from thence along centf of said Hwy Northerly 192 feet for a point of beginning, 64 feet Northerly alcng cen Tter of Hwy, Westerly 164 feet parallel to South line of id North Va of North V2 i 9561956156 195619 60 6860,6o 7 41741 7417411889 73157680 Hiland laka Subdivision No 3404 Recorded in tibar 3 on Pge 35 ,x Cortage and Lot 188 95JiM Lot 189 1956Partarton Lakawoods No 1 195619561956Reason Acre Sub in liber 5 on Page 39 19561956195619561956of SE 14 Southerly 64 feet, Eeirerly 164 J 0 f u nrjsivc , ,5JJfaet to point of beginning Mperviort Plat of Patrician Gardensnuininiw w irmicvi nici wui , knm iiv tacordad rn Liber 3 on Page 37J4104 f to iJortKily line of U S 76 Southweit part of Wet part of NW frl VA lof JQ 19S 8 2Hwy, Wetierly along Northerly line of 30 W 1V56 TVftwF TrtWKKHlPsisriffi tidru37 af 8 AcrM a1 Nshwtt TKftiPSsarNo t, fail 225 flong aid action line to SW VA of NE V Fast 50 r,vh of Noth a of NE fr erpt2197 feet along said V4 imj, Norrh Iast 1395 feet, Soitn 133 tuct, West 66for1, Sooth 132 tje, oi 66 nt lu poinrof teg, ombracing parts of Lots 78, 79,80, b3, B4, 119, ano rhi part of Eattrtreft now vacjed whch is within the above njscritliori 1956 7496Lor 11 1956 614Lor 118 1956 614068 Lot 120 mS I333 Nobles Plt No 3 , Lot I IV56 614741 Lot 2 1956 614741 North 20 feet Lot 7, Lo 8 and 9 and South1333 20 feet lof 10 1956 1085Lor 17 1956 24, , Lor 18 1956 247741 Lot 19 19y 614741 Lot 36 1956 462Z cinr of MIGHTON741 TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH of RANGE 6 EAST cvnn g , i point distant Eait 10543 faet,South 8 vVfi 264 feet from Wer VA pottof section 30 f2N R6E thence East 306 4 fer, So o9 156 2867lots 4 to 8 inclusive Jto e trip 2 rod North and South by 16 rods Eatt endWett North of Lot to 8 indutive IB 1956 16452WJnpplet Second AdditionLot 78 1956 55J4VILLAGE O FOWlUViUIA A Original MatlA Sooth 39 foot ot lot I, Fowleri Origin14 Plot and North 10 feet of Lor I of fow lers Addition end land beginning atNorthwest corner of Lot 22 of Fowleri3rd Addition, thence South 12 feet, Eett 122 fear, North 2 feet, Lsu 10 foot North10 feet, Wett 132 feet to beginning1956 10998Wetr 7 feet of Lot 22 alto lend1948125point 19561956 312183 5732, 40 1956 1251 NE VA of SW VA , gAt 829 f West nd 32 40fO869fl lWtn of North,Corner of Beginning at Southwest corner of Norm itection, Weit 150 feet Tysh 290 feor to North tint r Gmnd Jiv16 Hwy Fav aloMT Ho Hwy 150 ft, North nine Hi Mrt EMI IJ Sfin nf saidint r,f begin f Nf V4 ,, tdenct North to a ,10ml 2South e Northwett corner of etion, Et2 roii South 10 a point i rous Er of irnnlng, thtnot Wett 2 rod to beginning, Alto plooe btfinning 2 rods Westof South mor af NW 4, thence n Soiit vi,4Of fE 4 nrCMitl C n rt 1 cnvr 0 rods NorthFt i,rl WArs O Nor1cornr of NW Vi of Sfc Vi,VAit 3t3 , uoith 2 20, Vi 1 feet, Sooth 4 20, st I8 tet 10 cter of Hwy, Uwi 48 40, Eatt at atr reet ot Lot 2i alto lend commencinaat Southeast corner of Lot 23, thence North132 fear, Watt 36 feet, South 46 feet, EestIS feet, South 20 feet, Eatt 3 foot, South66 feet, sr 15 tett to beginning1956 13902Atetaor Plat No 2i,h fi1 Wett 167 feet, Eatt 25 feet, 55 xceDt North 132 wt tkl WM lS0 feat, Wett 331 feet, Lor txcpr N0rm 1J2 I No f, t 427 fet to beginning Lot 2A 10SIT3O JOJ Aftlrt Plat Ma 1 North,,, Cor of Lo 7 of West Addi lofj, n fM, SouJJf frs srv wrnr3sss Aot 33 f , fc is Jco i, m , ,, r,n iin A pul of M Beginning at Southwesttheneo North I, atl 163 fwt to begih Miu ning 31 49 1954 1991 10 Hw TO w imam mraoi WTONTOAY, mm TIANNUAL TAXJjALE IN THI CltCUIT COfrNoHfOUNTY OF LIVINGSTONIn tho oMbe fiwjNSC1 Audltor G,, of the State of Mchgn for ami n L A I of Mid State, for the sale or run ins jtaxes assessed theteon J On reading and tiling the perhun J rv ,V, C , praying for a decree in favor ot , T i described, for the amount ivrer P charges or each such pared or claimed ty the State of Mniugju U Is ordered rhdf ma joi,ui term of this Court, to oe hcd on the 9rh day ot Murch A D Jall persons interested in Svth MHUS OI thereon by the State of K,O jjr n JMII appear ifi alrt Coor, i5 t c before the first day ot th tcuw J i Ihe Sdine will be Uken i cuntco lor in Sdid petition Aru n,, JK cescritxsd m iJa petition to fct J o several tuxes, interest and charge 1 luesday in May thereafter, ,days subsequent thereto as o t , ,c each and every paicd thereof, o pljca d ihjli oo selected Ly run 10 ,Michigan 4nJ that rhe Ir r Pao J2I5 Brighton Country27TOWN NO 4 NOH UNM 21 acre o Woat Vi o fan Ui oIU v 1 Ki iiiciuaiwo19501956166 6341 point 240 feer South ofc inei uot 3JQ thenco Southtec 1, fcdi 32 feet North 146 te, 1 Acre of lnd 8 rod Eaat and Wet by 20rods North and South tn ootheat cornerof 6 aaa oi tut 20 acre of Westf4orlhwt0 jr atl360i teoi ro ot rnot of Vtftot VSchool frouftde OHtfmirtgpoint f , a irwasurad from section VTOWN MO 1 NOtfM, MMM NOo IASTginning at Northwest comer ot section, South 99 49 50 act 2506 fot South2 4T 50 Eaai 3705 feet to confer line of Maltby toad Southwesterly akxg center iUtm said road 2408 feet to Wf lineof Section, Northerly eiong said Wt line 460 feet to beginning 7 24 1956 1174 U 17Lor Ukw on f 1ft1V36f Commencing a a point on EeJ and West VA line of section 2560 feet Watt from Eeal 01 u po,, thetc South Lor 146 1956Lot 10 ivaoLos 15, 176 tnd 177 1956 Buttongs and Lots 178 and 179195666444403062of inand 195619561956t , i 1 T j j4jo and 399J to JCV iJ 195619504Uy 4 4nJ tha ede in the decree sha no charges, and me 4JIC 4r1layaifiit sjen pjrcci, nu JCI,witcreit Therein or, if no cr less tridr the enure rhcrtc, orLei Of lt Caniiv Ui SJWor for ihrttnc being, oJ iie, O feOtieieo, jnd 1, on swid for Ttitf diiOi ufurcOilit tha State WitneV ihe Hon Micnae Cj County flni 3u 0uJofm A Hjflman Clafk, be195oJr r j r ,,s 1956lutvc 1936 159940121115 634n15 1599 1599 Lot 5il15 Lot O 6341599 Lot 2415991599 Ut 3 1599 lot 32 15991599 1599 l V 10tho roiddio Alien o4 North 186 feet,400 fo, South 186 teei West 400iouittoRecorded uiOak W begart Mtt fag 19442X6Me 1946Mai of Nattwoodcorded iat libat 3 f ajo 4 4094393LU 4o v 36LC 43 to i3vvj 4JO fo 442,os 44o to 44 inclusiveSTATE OF MICHIGANIN THE CIRCUIT COURT HOR IHt COcMJ1 i 1 iJ IN rHANCRY RcLuts 3o to 42Lc 54 1956iV5619561956Gardens Lak Coionyto Libr on Page 511956nclusive 634 Lot 11634159915991956 63469V 20816343047if ii fTe tba Circuit Court for the County ol Frank S Szynunsk, A ,i Ihe Court A 67,4tefition , LJ of 153, a 2 Ifldt tS 1 r ott r o ti TjiiS, Vlicn were TiOr tKdn One ycuf jfiur i1 , 11 i,j tcny f,otof LK, jr 1 vs kti vert tj ji ,tdte hijve LJHuiilcU wiifJtJiU tf ,,v,,a TC osc ptC ot aii iaiil, f ijAti ruci ir0 3 lrr tjAtenued iHdf1 , ticrcin cjiTtdicu jf idj liw rro nonpdynin OJ whdh 1 ij1 inieresf LOn,f,fO vicreor JS ,a coiiuctioii tet or rcur pf 1 rrjruvstoiis of the c in it duo,4 Thar ol of ro itpoid, and have fLind,ni r ftq,ire, as providea oy treyuist wtiich Micy were jJOA ii Tr tte iiudpurufii expentes so extended n ctnsiituie wU litn icntdcle ai Mfffn dnJ jfjpkhigen, rre fjjynenr orpon such modi cy the id 1 r I, c iu 1 O a v JWil ,ut of tr ethe tinie pro Uoiiaid tdcs, ntercj, co ,L JIp eacli of the iditi sevjrul pj sb Tcdt Vtttnn fie c irule ot Michigdo agcmiit ech jjor tdAtS, uneieM, wivi,,,1 i oyainst the severu porccl of ioia c Thar idiJ Oecrm IJ i i ivecdl sums computed, and efende0 jcji parcels of land, ur Svch interest thcieir, is aaomit the sjne, srial tvttu y ue VJM d That your petitioner ny hove iIlns court nuy eni st ana equitablyAnd your petwioiier wni cmr pray, c txternoer 22, IV1SCHEDULE A 1 , cl a irvii I Cor 1 pr,fc j u C U i 1 L n f u sid rJ v ra iCtfiU S dS tOTAXES OF 1956 AND PRIOR YEARS Audilor Or mfor ,i,riDescription TO N NO ui Oi ,,C IJc VI Kfiijiinf To i cfInterest intiCliarges DueDollars Ctnt1 NO C EASTt V Description r Parcel kali sYears or Totoi of TaxeiWhich Interast and Chdrgei l iein Said Yeirj 1BRIGHTON TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 1 NORTH, RANGE NO 6 tASIboyinning at a poini on ,4 uwn Iks Weil from cen ot section, J est i2 clis 29 10 cun ui to lake thence Northerly dlonyk Gardens Laka Colonyin Liber 1 on Page 51 195c 634jiij it Acjpi U S 23 KW 1956 634Ci nc 6V 1956 30H 1956 a15, 00 ii 1956 11154 1956 7872iirighton Gdrtlens Lake Colony No 1 Kecorded in Liber 3 on Page 18v0 ,, , ciivti 1956 2564 lusvtr 1956 564 1950 4494 4 ,w i49 1956 634 Clark Laka ParkRv cor tied in Liber 2 on Page 22, 1956 10261956 1026,i 4i ,cjs,ve 1956 2Z7 , ,, ,,,,,TVP 1956 1902 1956 5oGrnd River Lakes CoionyKecoided in Liber 1 on Page 50 , , 1956 874Croud kiver Lakrs Coiony No 1 kecoiLitu in Liber 1 un faga 53o u 1956 7339L 23 1956 1115 y 23 1956 1115Peninsula GroveRet in Libor 7 on Ps 18LO 1956 3652Sindy Shores SubdivisionRecorded in Liber 5 on Page 25LO , 1956 393,c I 1956 4012School lake Park A, vcrf Lost 20 feet thereof 1956 6907 Vi 1956 2564Supervisors PUt of Paradise FarmsRecorded in Liber 4 on Pag 40to 9 1956 634o , 1956 634lo ,1 1956 634c JI 1V56 634 22 1956 634 Lj 1956 634, 1V56 634, 1956 4012LJ 11 1956 634Lu 42 1956 634ic ,3 1956 634 1956 634, 1956 634 i 1956 634LO H, 1956 634IJ 55 1956 634lu o4 1956 634 S 1956 634 of ot 66 1956 2081 Woodland BeachRecorded in Liber 4 on Page 9 an Nor ill i5 feet of Lot 5 1956 4091Woodland Laka Estates No 1Recorded in Liber 4 on Page 44U 5 1956 4091Woodland Lake Estate No 2Recorded in Liber 5 on Page 29v l t,l Lo ,6 and 3o,tfi of Lot 691956 1026COHOCTAH TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 4 NORTH, RANGE NO 4 EAST, wf AV , 2 40 ,j m , of I J 20 VA post thetc South 19 10 West 231feer South 42 W 198 fet, South 6Wf 198 Utt South 10 45 East 231 faot, South 20 fact 363 feet South 8 15 Eaat 1885 feet eiong center of old Hwy forplace of beginning,, South 8 15 Eaat 925 feet eiong center line of oJd Hwy to intersection with center line of new HwyU S 23 thence North 8 15 fcast 9546 feet along center line of U S 23 thenceSouth 83 45 West 2667 feet to beginlJt Beginning at Southwest corner of NE 14 of N VA, thence North 3378 feet South88 28 Eas 2445 feet South 56127 feelto center of Hwy West 1924 feet North 30 East 230 feet West 58 feer tobeginning21 2877 1956 1925Ail lying South of Hwy of SE VA of SE VA 24 150 1956 835East 2 of NE 14 ecepf 317 acres for GT R R RW 25 7683 1956 25489Commencing at a point 40 rods West fromSouth VA post of section 26, thence North10 rods, West 8 rods South 10 rods, East8 rods in SE VA of SW VA26 50 1956 3176Commencing 8173 feer East of South VApost of section North 140 feet East 253feet South 140 feet West 253 feet tobeginning u 26 1956 6316603 fetti along tartar lute of Hwy Ail West Va of NW VA North of Hwy, AJso thence South 29 51 ttf 2366 feet along South of Hwy commencing at a pointwhere said Hwy intersects East side ofabove prel, ihonce South 268 feet West533 feet North 326 feef to Hwy, fhenceSoutheasterly along South side of Hwy 500 foef to beginning29 16NE VA of NE VAX 40GfNOA lOWNSHIfTOWN NO 2 NORTH, RANGE NO S CASTEast a ot NW U ect 10 ace from Wt15 ,de ot North vj SW I4 of NW V4 except 10 West ofrtwy 3 30 1956 504310 aacj or West tdt of SW 4 of NW U West or rtwy3 10 1956 123S3Narth VA ot SW A except beginning atWest 4 pt of Sc,, East 573 feef toctfntsr of Hughes Road, South 8 11 Eastcenter Ime of Hwy tor a point of beginning, South 29 51 Utt 4336 feet alongcenter of Hwy, South 25 06 East 2341fttot along center tina of Hwy, West 8294feel North 54C 12 West 200 feef, North64v 56 Lr 824 feet to point of begin ning 3 1956 13503 nuts from North tide ot SE VA of SW VA taxth ot Hwy3 3 1956 640Vi oi Nt frl V 4 80 1956 14341 19565755N 4 80of it 4 except 1 acre on East side 4 39 1956 18744 d f V f SE 14 1956East 12 of SE VA of SW frl VA30 20 1956West Va of NW Va of SE VA30 20 1956SWAcre from V of SEV40 195671545054 225112758X 40 1956side of NE V of SE 14 West 7 acres of SE V of SE V except aCrak nd North of Lake IB f id ff E idSoih of Creak and North of Lake4 i 1956 640on Southerlv line of U S 16Hwy at a point 5385 feel North and 6342 teei South 62 56 East from West jtnp IB feet wide off East tide30 156 1549North V2 of NE VA except 6 acres for G T R R RW31 74 1956 21162342 ee So 62 5 31 74 1956 211624, pwst of Sec, South 62 56 East 75 SW V4 of NE VA except 13 acres off South l Sohl ii of aid Hw dibd fll Bialong Southerly fine of said Hwy,South 27 04 West 297b feet North 84 15 West 804 feef, North 27 04 East37 feet to the petnr of beginning 5 5 146 129beginning a a point in East boundry of west corner described as follows Beginning at Southwest corner of NE VA ofSection 31, thence North on VA line 13 chs, East 0 chs, South 13 chs, Wesr on VA line 10 Chs to beginning3 27 1956 3651 1956 36Uorih of where it intersects Commencing at Southwest corner of NE Nh i t Si f Si 31 hon North aa it enters SunrisePark for 6 poinr of beginning South 80feer, bouth U1 49 Wait 504 feet, South 14 51 West 115 feer, West 300 feet,North 10 Si 50 feet, East 315 feet touiace ot beginning 195e 1129at intersection of center line ofHwy U i 16 and West line ui Easr Vaof NW A of Sex, North 69 30 West 1445 feat, Sooth 295 feet, Uarerly parallel to U S 1 Hwy 150 feet rhence North295 feef to place of beginning13 1956 5410Beginning at Southeast corner of SC, North J9362 feet, Weat 170 feet for place ofbeg, West 132 feet, North 3125 feet, South 76 40 East 1375 feet, South 2792feer to beginningIi 1950 7163NE VA of S VA except 7 acres in Northwest cornor2 33 1996 1304 of Section 31, thence North on VA line13 chs, Ear 10 chs South 13 chi, Weston VA line 10 chi to beginning31 13 1956 2952Part of Sc VA oi NE VA ot Section 31 commencing ar East VA post of section 31,rhence North 1320 feet to Northeast cornerof SE 4 of NE VA, thence West 3465 feet,South 66 feet, South 60 , West 1096 feetlo West line of SE VA of NE VA, fhence South 6755 feef, East 1307 feel fo begin ning 31 3225 1956 5755A parcel of land commencing at point 21 rods West ot Southeast corner of North 12of NE VA of section 3, fhence West 59rods, Southerly 38 rods, Northeasterly to a point 4 rods South of beginning, thencaNortli to beginning31 775 1956 1549All East of Hwy of NW frl U except North 317 chs, and except 12 acre for G T8 R RW31 3180 1956 7856 North of Loi 28 end Coiieoe end LOJ 29I95O 7830Cortago and Lot 116 i Xi Lot 137 956 JILot 142 Mt 956 Oo4taiariaal M lWr 5 Maaa a faee 44Lot 9 930 5270Noith llsor W NMMMrCottage and Lot 1 2 and 31956Cottage and Lot 4 iva yaaa Lor 5 OSo 1549Lot 14 and North Vi of Lot 15 and CoiieaM1956 9215Cortege and Lot 17 iVdO VJuiA OrdsareView Caooy Swajabwiaaoolee ia lior 7 it Fegea U aad IfPrivate Park jyi6 710Mwer Uke SweOiwisioaLot 25 1956 3570Lot 30 and Cottage 1956 6V99Lot 74 and Cottage IV56 yt54Swewtviaora Mt f WtiilMwe foutlCott9e and Lot 12 1956 9255Tadd Pemt SwoeUviaieai No IRetedee b IIIMT 2 a Plata el Paoo ILor 3 1956 2251Cottage and Lof 4 1956 5054Cottage and Lot 34 1956 7154 VUteria Park SwOdiviaaaaLor 2 1956 039Wkitmwe HilULot 64 1956 1549Cottage and Lot 65 1956 Ii4Lot 66 1956 1549HAMftsJtO TOWNSMTOWN NO 1 NOHTH, RAMdf NO 5 EAST West 44 acres of ast Vi ui SEV4 tai of A A ft, H4 44 1956 10574NE VA of SE VA 5 40 1956 3339NE VA of NW trl VA 6 4247 1956 9326Wsr 2333 acras ofNW VA of NW frl VA6 2333 1956 1683MAMtUtO TOWNSHIPTOWN NO I NORTH, tANOf NO 4 fASfBeginning On North ime ot SW 4 of Nc A l7 feet dt ot Northwest corner ot iWv4 or NE VA of section, ti 2VU4 tiSouth 10 22 West SOU feet, Nonh V51 West 2904 feet, North 17 36 cast 100 feet, North 6 45 East 200 teer tobeginning except the North 150 feet12 1956 656Beginning at a point distant West t4U5 feef from Soulneasr corner of NE 4 ofNW i4 of Section, South 10 30 WeSI1150 feet, Norrh 6 35 West 170 ten,North 42 55 East S9 teal to Southerlyline of Hamburg tiomi North ttS 25 cut7 o feef thence oouth U 3U West 122 U feet to beginning12 1950 12752Sou the a it 24 acre of St frl VA Soih TQ East of Huron River axcepr RiverbendwtltoSubdivision No i13 1956 390Beginning in center of Hwy B425 chsNortheasterly of East and West VA line,thenct Northeasterly 105 feet, Northwesterly 165 feet, Southwesterly 105 feet, Southeasterly 165 fet to beg16 I9d6 3048All that part of NE VA of NE u section 21 covered by wafers of Islam Lake, measured froin low wafer mark of said Lakasubject to rights of Thomas Shehan, his assigns for pleaturebeginning on North I ma of section 2458 feet A parcel of land in SE VA of SE VA of sec West of Norlheast corner, West 200 feef, tion 31, Commencing 3T rods West ofSouth 50115 feet to center line wf Hwy, Southeast corner of section 31 thenceList 200 toet m center of Hwy, North North 16 rods, East 10 rods, Soufh to sec60115 feet to beginning tion line, thence West 10 rods to beginning24 23 1956 5950 31 I 1956 8553Atl of SE ,4 of SW VA lying West of A A All thaf part of the NE VA of NW VA and the ft R RW except 3 acres in Southwest NW U of NE VA lying South of G Tcorner described as follows Beginning at R R and Westerly of U S 23 Hwy ggSouthwest corner of said SE VA of SW VA f S 185 f f f 321956y3651A VA 1956 3651of Section, it 1485 feet for place of Part of SE VA of NE VA of section beginning begnnng North 528 feef East 330 feet 1545 f E f Nh f SE beginning, North 52S feer, Easr 330 feetSouth 52b fet, West 330 feer to pUce ofbeginning28 1956 3010All that parf of NE VA of NW V 6t of41436576012 11291129ake e lake o low waterLot being a part ot4 and tjit MJfr o Sth 4 40 TO,1 ot IVJ trL 0 iNtCCS offll 144 7 1956 10940of NW ffl 4 IV56 4184V2 of North 20236 74901956That part or ME VA of NW frl ,4 t Ore Creek eccpt West 6 rod thereof 26 tAWast 2 acres of at 4 acres of Norm 10 acres cf fcast i or K 3 2 ivoo A parcel commenting 24 rocii vVes ci oli west corner of NW M ot Nfc ,,, ndvLWest 24 rods, Soutn 3u IOUS, L North 30 rod to beginning10 450 l5o uiiBag inn ing at a point distant JOJU 4W from Northwest corner of Nk , ct AVA of section, East 43560 ftd, iv feet, West 43560 feet, North liu fct cbea inning15 1 1956 905NE VA of NE VA 16 40 , 1956 J04att parf of East part ofNW ,4 16 8 1V66 ,3V of NE A of SE V427 10 1956 lot 12 of NE V4 except beg ut Sicorner of Lot 113 of Bnyhion Garder UeColony Subdivision No 1, thecice Wetalong South line of SJU O,U, 2UU rtit, South 80 feet, East 200 fee, Norm to exWinning, and except that portion platted which exception is describes U ,b9 3539 ft West from Norihcu, cor Sec 29 thence Won alony scc nnc 0 uitince of 392,1 it to Norihus Lot 12 Brighton Gardens LjKe Coiony S b,South 82 6, West 53i ti, ooin I iu,West 513 feet, Sooth 1 5, Wes 4dv oft, South 86 30 Eas 7171 ft, Norf, 7, West 1312 ft, Norm 6i 3, LJ ICO ft, North 19 25, Wcit 20 fv, Vwrt62, East 955 ft, North 61 35 bis 8U ft South 28 25, LIS i3 ft, Ncri 6135, East 228 ft, North b 2, We ,Arft, North 35 2, West 442 ft, North 58 45, Eat 2663 ft to bg , Ao ,,Eg at Southeast cor of Lot 0S ot Bnyhfon Gardens Lake Colony No 1 and running ,East 100 ft, thence South 7 tdst200 ft, thence West 10 intersecting point of line proiecting along East line ot Lorcrmoor Blvd, ihence South along ty cueof Mid Blvd to Southwesf cor of Lot 1 uv,thrC along South line of Lor 109 to beg conT 1 Aero, Also oxc j n o1Mt COT of East V2 of NE of Sec, 29,thno North on Eost line f,,Sec 29 10 intersection of East ime of iaid Sc adar line of U S 23, rfonc Sofhwostlong East line of Hwy U S 23 to in tersection of South line of East Va of NEV of Mid Sec, thence Es on South lineof Eest V2 of NE VA of Sec 29 to beg, cent 20 acres, aio ec Beg at Scthwoicor of Eeit 12 of NE VA of Sec 29, thencNorth 780 ft, thence East 622 ft, thenceSouth 20 West 831 ft, thence West 338ft to beg, epnt 16 acres also exc Begat point duo North 810 ft and 250 fd iott from Southwest cor of East VfeOMMorllno of the existing RW ofttOO North 20e 37 East 12178 tine U S, 23 thencr North h S 13 2T West 80A W JLi4 1956of SW Vii 1966 except Railroad3V 1956 8117236,73415S6662Re C Oo 1 t igIV ad 2io57634ft34 634 Wbst ofK 1599634 ia26 04 i, 21115 634111530H 6,34 A 00 1956 91,67A JL ot jmj cummencincj in Southwestvit of SW ,i Sec 19, thence East 20ru, fjo, v C rods, West 20 rods, South8 rrJ to beginning 19 1 1956 719Noh 12 of SG Vi except Railroad26 80 1956 1567SIndian Springs LakeLot t7 1956 435Lets 16V anJ 170 1956 719 Lots 36 ord 237 1956 719Ls 2, ana 2o6 1956 1267 Lt, o, iV56 19CONWAY TOWNSHIPFOWN NO 4 NORTH, RANGE NO 3 EAST Wov iO ocros of South SO acres of NW A A L 8Beacon Shores No 1Lot 2 1956Mack Oakslots 10 and 11 1956 Lot U 1966Let 24 1956tor 27 snu 28 1956Chemung Colony tot 3 956Crooked Lake Highlands SubdivisionBeginning at Southeast corner of lot 161 rnence West on South Jine of Sdid Lot161 Hi ieer, North 65 feet, East parallelto South une of Lot 632 teet, SouUi on LAS IIH of Lot 816 feet to beginning1956 54UCrooked Laka PeninsuJar SubdivisionLot 39 1996 7JOEarl Lake HaightS No 1Recorded in Liber 7 on Pas 8Lot 2 1036 440ilmhuttiAll of Lot 16, Parf of Lot 14, and parf of Lut 15 ana a part of Outlot 0 occupied asone parcel, beginning at Southwest cor ner of said Lot 15, fhenca North Is Eaat100 feet to Northwest corner, Northeasterly 545 feet East of Northwest corner of SEVA of NW VA of section, East 790 feet towesterly tina of U S 23 Hwy, Sooth 2543 West 3305 feel, North 04 17 Wer 718 ieet to place of beginning32 275 1956 11355NW VA of NW 14 except 3 acres for G T R R RW22 37 1956 6453SW VA of NW VA32 40 1956 11355Commencing at Southwest corner of SE VA of NW VA of section, Eait 3703 feet, North25 43 East 5746 iaef for point of beginning thence North 25 43 East 300 feef, North 64 17 West 780 feef, South 1 41West 3288 feet, South 64 17 East 6448 feef to point of beginning33 7 A 1956 8553Commencing at Southwest corner of SE VAof NW 14 of section, East 370,3 feef,North 25 43 East 5146 feet for point ofbeginning thence North 25 43 East 60 feer, North 64 17 West 6448 feet, South1 41 West 658 feet, South 64 17 East6186 feet fo place of beginning 32 109 1956 852Commencing at Southwest corner of SE VA of NW VA of section, East 3703 feet North25 43 East 4546 feet for point of beginning rhence North 25 43 East 60 feer, North 64 17 West 686 feat, Soufh 141 West 658 feet, South 64 17 East5917 feet to place of beginning32 109 1956 85216i,2 fuet along Northerly Tine of Lot 5 Commencing at Soufhwesf corner of SE VA ofSc frl M I 20 19560 dcs of NE frl VA2 80,0 acrrjs ot NW frl VA 1829,, ,LO 401 2 iVV80 1956 202,93cf Us VA except 10 ocrei in square corner70 1956 18055lying South of Hwy 1956 238712of it 13 50 1 666635 fj25 o434343423346 34 of South Ij of SW U of SW 1417 10 1956 2949U of SW634B r IIT vi i do o a07 1 and 2flV ,4 of SW 17 1956 2841 a err in Southeast corner of SW VA of N rods East and Wast by 40 rod North Lot 1031,, ioufh21 1 Lot 2 A of NE VA except 1 acre in Northwest Lor 17 corner lying West of C C Union Drain 21 39 1956 10222South Va of SW VA of NW VA 22 20 1956 6304 956i 961956 vin iibr jno i 37 11151599cf u1, S 634631 63425 64x 27 r1 1 JO J 1 to Northeast corner Thereof, South 1 a West26 feet olong Easterly line of Lot 15, South 56 23 West 81 feat, South 26 23 West 155 feet, North 67 40 Wait 20 feet,North I East 48 feef to point of beginmny and Lot 17 1956 7602Clan EchoLot 10 1956 5848Lor 11 1956 589Lot 2 1956 8040lot as 1956 6726Lot 153 1956 589ur 54 1956 s89Lot 179 1996 8040Kirts Landing tang LakeLot 41 1956 640Lot 49 1956 1375lot 60 1956Kirks Landing Long Laka No 1Lots 72, 73 and 74 1956Long Laka Shores 1956Round Laka Subdivision 19561956lunriaa Park 1956 45J61956 5534 1956 45551956 4ASLot 136Lot 146 Lot 196Lot 199described as follows Beginning at cement tor a r,cnurrent on Nonh line of Section 1, GREEN OAK TOWNSHIPUA72 feef West of North VA post of said f0WN NO 1 NORTH, RANG I NO 6 EAST running, thence Weat 1438 feet A of jjnrf commfnci ,tr of NW fri VA 1956 1259of Section Beginning Sh f Nht beginning 3 point 1070 feet South of Northwest Commencing at West VA DOft North 896300f Of Lot 109 of Bngh Colony No 1 and rwnffm touth 7 EotrM immoctrno pointd 10 Southwest cor of Lot iono Sou line of Lot 109 to29 19561115WoW of NorthUt 0 4 V 30 Sovthpot ofit 22101895 h lots 202 to 2G incljiivglot 205Lots 213 to 915 Inclusivelots 216 to 218 InclvsvoLot 219Lots 222 and 223rlghten CountryRecorded in LiberLot 232Lots 233 to IVj incusveLot 236 any 237 Lot 252Lot 253Lots 254 nnd 255 Lots 256 to 258inclusiveLots 25 to 5M ir1 5vLot o i4 1 inoLof 2Lots 279 to 281 incuslveLot 303tots 304 fo 306 inclusiveLot 307 Sabiecf to Hwylots 3M and 312 Lois 313 3tS iri vLot 31 0 a inri vc1 ON P 10 3 infirlvfll,r 122 lot Lot 3fLot 3 to 312 IrxloiivaLot 333Lot 346 o6 9it i9i1956 19561956 1956Club Annex5 on Pagn9 9f5 i5A19,1 19S61956 19561956 1956easemant191956195 960Vi1 jjC19561956 195619561956 731815996341599 599 6 351,15t27 63415,99 I 56346341115159915 99 1599 1115 1599n15 15996 341599If 99 169915W634i9 776S420816 54644 corner of Section, South 9975 feat East feat North 812 feet for a point of canning, East 1100 fet to center ofc,ai,nel of flowed lands thence North 28C3 West 112 feet, West 1000 feet, South 100 feet to point of beginning2 2J 1996 56944 ocroa of West 11 acres of SW VAfSWVl, 4 1 345North 50 acres of NW frl VA5 SO 1956 6765North 715 acre of East W of NE frl VA6 71 JO 1956North V2 of NE VA of SE VA 14 20 1956North Vi of Sou V4 of NE Vi of14 10 1956NW iU of SE VA14 40 1956West Va of NE VA of NE VA18 20 1956West V2 of NE VA except 20,17described as follows So much of Watr 16of NE VA of Soction 18 as wouW bo bounded by a I in commencing at VA potton North line of Section 18, thenca South feet, heice at anexterior angie 75 right3541 et, thence at an inter sngle 16459 hft 3026 fet, thence throJgh inter angle 165 2 idt 37356 feet, thencerhrougfi inter angle 132 47 left 1575feet for beginning, thonct continuing In same direction 70 feet, thence throughinter dngle iSS 56 Jeff 3462 feat to apoint on shore line of friggt Laka, thoncoSoutherly on shore line of laid Laka 80feet more or less to an iron stake, thane Easterly 250 feet to beginning, In NW frl4 41 1956 83405988 Commencing at Wait 14 pott of NW frl VAtfAJ Of 75 right 3541 foot, thont Ot inter ii rn nl 164n 59 left 32 foot to point for1121 37081SYI acres NW VA of section East 3703 feet North25 43 East 2746 feet for point of begin ning thenca North 25 43 East 80 feef,North 64 17 West 591,7 feet, Sooth t 41 Wesr 94 feet, South 86 33 East 116 feer, South I6 30 West 1496 fet, South64 17 East 3872 feet to beg32 327 1956 1902Part of SW VA of Section 32 commencing 3879 feat East of West VA post of saidsection, thence East 951 feat, South 62572feet West 19084 feet, South 70637 feet,Wast 75055 feat, North 153209 feat to beginning except beginning 3719 feelSouth of Northeast corner NW VA of SW 14 of section, South 4574 feet North 89912 West 5714 feet North 457,4 feat,North 89 12 East 571 4 feet, to beginning exception containing 6 acres forschool site also except part of NW VA of SW VA beginning at West VA corner ofsection, along East and West VA Una ofaction, South 89 53 East 3879 feat, Sooth 0 01 East 112761 feat to Southeasterly RW line of new U S 23 Hwy,North 45 14 East 41030 feet, North 8923 30 East 8556 fet, South 3 3630 East 90 faat, South 29 s 03 East55909 feet, South 89 49 East 97 faat, South 0 AT 30 West 124 feet, North89 49 West 749,51 feet, North 01West 41045 faat to beginning 774 A Also a lane 20 fet wide the canter lineof which begins at West VA corner section,along East and Wast VA lino of section Sooth 89 53 East 3879 feat, South 0s01 East 153806 faat, South 89s 49 West 10 fear for place of beginning along canter line of said 20 ft lana to cen line ofWhitmore Laka ftoad for ending32 1956 10655Academy HINslac in liber 6 o Page 3tot 45 1956 6293Lot 46 1956 407lot 47 1956 407Lof 48 1956 407SrwnM laugMbt leactiB T5 and Cottage 1956 995716 1956 1203Uf 17 1956 1203Lot It and Cottaga 1956 8553 Lot 19 rid Coiracj 1956 8553 Feiflend Subdividefee in Liber 7on egs 4 and IFallowLot 2beginning, thence extending from Lor 3 and Cottagapoint on same line 214J feet to an iron Lot 4stake, thenca at inter anoJo 77 14 loft20167 faot to watort edg of Iriggs Laka, thence Southerly along wetor lineof said Laka ISO foot to on iron boatwhich is 95 45 aft a dttane of 222faat, Northwesterly from point of ko ginning, thence Southwesterly to beginning , 3 88 1956 15520 iPWVt1 Beginning at a point 390 faot Wait ofNorth 23, BM 6 cht, 70 ik to a jlorthoMt cwnarf Watt Vi of NE W of , Wait 330 foot, fouth 30 foot330 feet, Nor MB fitt M poie of 195195o1956 SO 220715495537134Lot 5 and CottagaLot 31 and South V of lot SOtastarlv part of Lot 99 ba4ng 2173 Won North side and 3552 faot on South aMotirrvAe trot 8 in In diameter, NorthflVi East to stlofi Un 12 chs 28 ffct,to beginning18 5983 1956 79S3z North East lt 6 tpiSt, North116 ehs North to oerton M ft lor 43 and Cottage 1eda Lake fobaUvlLot 8 and Cottage 1956Lot 9 1936OrooaW toMMaloCottaga and Lot 6 Also Lot 5 1956Cotteoo and Lota S and 9 leootMfi orly SO faot of lot S anal4 Soofhorty SO faot of Lot 9670 S02105462 93 2197in 21 1956 731Beginning at a poinr 705 feef North and 132 feet North 69 East front Southwestcorner ot NE VA of NE VA of Sec, North 6y tait oo fi, South 32 40 East 3U teer to shore of Island Lake South 56 20West 50 teer along shore of said lakaNorth 3d 10 Wesr 167 feet, North 32vVtst 16 feef to place ot bea21 1936 5941All of NW VA of NE VA ot section lying West ol A A K R Beginning in cen linoof Hwy and on Welt nn of A A K K RW at a point 4138 feer Wast otof NE VA of section, Wt 563 teti atcenter of Hwy,, Nonh 261 lent, East teei to West une of laid K K kW thancaSoufh 261 feet olong said RW to beginning except cast 300 teei thereof21 1956 213Beginning i a point on West shore ot Zukey Ldk 30 feet North of Sedion line betwaanSection 21 and 28, ihence North 87 3 0 VVei parallel to said section line 30feet distdni thererroni, measured at right angles, 264 feet to a point, rhence Easterly 250 feet through a point which located North la 27 25 West 1224feet from place of beg to waters edge atlaid lakt, Ihence Southerly 122,4 teat toplace of beginning21 1956 59,41All the submerged land covered by waters of Island Lake at low water mtri locatedon NW VA of NW VA Sec, 22, containing 15 acres more or less except a piece rland described a Com ji a point on Sc line between sections i and 22 705 chsSouth of Northwest corner of section 23where stands art iron pipe U in, by 34 m, thence bouth on Section line to Southwest corner of NW VA of NW VA of sec tion 2l, East un South line of NW V QfNW VA 292 links, North prjiici with Weftline of said section lo a wrought iron pipodue East of place of beginning, thence West 292 Its lo place of beginning22 1956 566Com at Southwest corner of Lot 1 Buck Lake Shores Sub,, fhence West to VA Una,thence North to land deeded by JessieBennett and wife to Phoebe Bennett Dec9, 1859, Rec Liber 29 Page 463, thence Easr io Buck Lake Sub, thence Southerlyalong shore fo beginning, under wafar ofBuck Lake23 1956 390Beginning ar South VA post of section, Wast 620 feet, North 56206 feet, Easr 620 feat,South 5626 feer to beginning24 8 1956 ,06North 10 acres of West a of SE VA North of Hwy 24 10 1956 8,64North Vi of following described land in Nf frl VA of section being part of GovernmentLots 1 and 2, Beginning t a point 185,9faat North ot center ot section, East 1586eat to Wesr shore of Strawberry Laka thenca North 22 Eaat 89 feet along shoreof Strawberry Lake Wesr 16195 feat to VA line South 825 feet to beginning28 303 1956 4714Beginning at intersection of low water mark with section line betwaan sections 28 and29 at Southwest tide of Bass Lake South along Section line 128 feet, East 35 faat, North parallel with section line 128 fear,West 35 faet to beginning28 1956 4784Commencing at a point 20 faot Eaat ft Southeast corner Lot 3 Swarthoufs Coveon a line extended from South line Lot 3thence East on said extended lint 80 faat,North 40 feat, West 80 feat to HalanStreet, South on East line said Street tOthe point of beginning30 1956 1309Commencing at Southeast corner of Swarth out Cove Subn, 20 feer Eait for a placaof beg, East 80 feet, North 120 feat, West80 feet South 120 feet to beg30 1956 7099A parcel Beginning at a point in cantar of Strawberry Lake Road on the Wast lintof section 34 North 208 feat Easterly parallel with Hwy 419 feet South 208 feetto center of Hwy Westerly 419 feetto center of Hwy at place of beginning34 2 1956 867North 2 acres of NE VA of NW VA North of Highway 35 2 1956 4887All ihit part of Easr V of SE VA lying Narth of center of East nd WbSt Highway35 50 1956 9oJ4Commencing at point in Wesr line of Eaat of SE 14 3962 feer South of Northwestcorner of half quarter section thenca Northwesterly dsflochng 116 29 to tho right7150 feet ior beginning, continuing North westerly in MM direction as last COursa1285 feet, Wen drflctinu 2S 34 to tho left 24932 feet, Lojth trJlji to West Un tff East V4 of SL 366 fet, North 5000 East along rh South line of land owned by Grantors from Beach 4794 faotto beginning36 1956 627North V7 of following described land com mencing at a point 13124 feat Wast ofSoutheast corner of section, North 12068feat, West 388 69 feet South 11206 faot,East 38869 feet to beginning36 5 1956 2995Commencing at a point 13124 faat Wast of Southeast corner of section 36 thoncoNorth 112068 feet, Weft 36869 feet,South 112068 feet, East 38869 foot tobeginning eetv North V thereof ,S6 S 1956 66HP A TRI PlttCKNCTWednesday, February 181959Wagoners vjrocery6066 PINCKNEY ROADQuality Merchandise LOW PRICESBeer and Wme To Take 0 PUON HOWtlL 705J2HELLERS FLOWERS SAY IT with FLOWERSPHONE 284 HOWELL MICHIGAN vt Merry Christmas and Happy New 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showers when you want toHeres the convenient, modern way to GT IT HOT GET A LOTfor an opiating cost as low as 383 per monthOnly electric wtor heaters give you all thtfe Important advantagtfixl Fcieath p hea t poe s int o th sx Fastnew , mor e efficien t heatin gunit s Outer shellcool to the touch all overx Edison maintains electrical parts without chargefxl SafecleanquietmodemDETROIT EDISONIRVE8 OUTHiAOTIRN MICHIGANta anyTcrfined rrot be5 chimneyx lri ,o neef Eroils rigid 3if the time The Pinckiey sciiools were closedagain inday on accunt oi icy roads and high waterThe Murray Kennedys were iu Dtiuit Tliursday and Hex Hendee nLade a busUi to baginaw Thursday, They, Piriy Fish The following from here attendedthu Tii Lodge Past Makers banquet ul the 3 Ann Arbor Masonic lodges ati mi Arbor Friday night Harold Li Harold ileniy Orland f edivor, Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson Uob Meabon was in Lovells lastweek He says the snow is 3 or 4 deep therF LBi THtAIREWhitman LtktWed thru Sat Feb 18 thin 21 Walt DUneyi287 Latif hsTony Curtis and Janet LeighTHE PERFECT FURLOUGH in Cinemascope and Eastman Color wltfcKeenan Wynn and Elaine StrichtandRory CalhountilTHE SAGA OF HEMP BROWNin Cinemascope and Eastman Color branded a renegade, Mo, Tue, Feb 22, 23, 24Thunder in a land of ftavage hatev THE ROOTS OF HEAVEXin Clnemseooe and DeLu Color withGrrol Flynn an Juliette GrecoCclor Cartoon and News PUTNAM TOWNSHIP TAXES AND DOG UCENSES ARE NOW DUEPAYABLE AT MY HOME 545 E PUTNAM MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS 9 A M 5 P MHELEN REYNOLDS, TREASURERPHONE UP 8 9922Bottle GasFOR COOKING WATER HEATING AND HOME HEATINGWYUE L P GASPHONE 63 HOWELLWd thru Sat, Feb 2i thru 28See Ingredman and CurtRobert DonathTHE INN OF SIXTH HAPPINESSin Cinemascope and ColorColor Cartoon an SewJoseph Walsh of Dexter and ArlsoeBalgaardc of Ypstlanti were married Sunday dinner guests o the CUie Merwln Campbell and wiJJeMill rs were th Bill MiUers, Shirley on the Wilbur Eisels in FowervtMiller Mrs Beulah Miller and Mis SMary Teeple Shirley and wife called oa The HoUU Holoways of Ba LaktGayle Shirleya attt Woodlan if vn th S lake Sunday We LaIio i Richard Kickeirams inThe Vern Clarks pent Sundays at Sunday MilanSunday r Jack Clark and Vtcki80M n Jtfrg i Wfc , r , S V tWednesday, February X89 2990USED Champion spellers today ar GroupKuUsarten, Mrs Parks 1, Linda Shirey, 2, Linda Wylie, 3Sha i IAUIWIKS grandfather had Lyada Gilberts 4 Susan Craig 5,an upfiMivu on his eye Brian Me jnm Potter Final winners o all illii wild gooM flying over gr0UpS were Linda Shirey and Susan is UA Jian Curdner went skat Craig Mrs Heaton and Mrs Carr Ltf We hud a nice Valentine party, judged our Valentin boxes, RobbieKhy sw arUunits mother helped HOQ won ior the boys and Sharon vi served IUpiakes, candy d milk Froelick for the girls We thank theI i innhers furnished I mothers who luraished refreshments for our jarty Luck games werethev an oi Dik Davis and hibother n,w io New York with hia Judy Borovky Sixth Grade, Bt, TacaWe had a wonderful Valentine parbiutlin uihi t se Ii grandfather who Uck lmria K,lr has a squirrel inthe hi,1957 Chrysler V8 Saratoga 2 door HT, auto, trans, power steering, power hiakes, radio,heater Low mileage, one owner1955 Chrysler VS Windsor 2 dr HT auto, tran, power brakes, power steering, radio, heater Very sharp, one owner1955 Huick Special 2 dr HT auto, tran, ra dio, heater Low mileage, one owner in front oi her hon t ye handed out valentines andan his rev baby sister, bailed out potate chips a pop and play,anis IUn a lay sister, ShaiJti ed games We have a ttw boy,CharksPeggies baby brother is hoin from i huiital Uavid iehringers uxvl hi1 a knif Kalhy Moo res duu ra1 d i thf ice aa KatniTn Thayer BlllNESS PROFESSIONAL COiWEIIL Difffy, M SUs A M W S P ft FUNERAL H0MDM C SwarthNl DirectorIttt to ft PRittw T V TServke Ambulance SrvioFrari 6, ItiokfctH, Pnpt aUP 8 5541 8SriCB125 Webster St T120 Wtit Grand flit Howeii, MJ351Pam Seefeld went to a Valentineparty Friday Frank Wilson went skdt ftli through the ice George Col9951955 Plymouth VS Bel 2 dr HT auto tran, radio, healer Very nice 1955 Plymouth 6 Bel 4 door Sedan, radio, 3 heater, overdrive Sharp C1954 Chev 2 door 6 Del ray, auto S 4tran, radio, heater L1953 Ford VS Sunliner conv, auto Iran, ra dio, heater, power brnkes and jrtcenn1 f iWe ,at a niv Valentine party and ceS dog wajJ a yer oJd Saturdayank al the others who furnished jet Sanders did a mural on our 16th,fv crraii candy, cake and cnolues resident ,Ahe Lincoln In science weievi Rttis nuivid u Inkster ant ie studying bones Our room had a Madeline ljihto Uroit liccky Am pejtoffice We mailed our valentines e I v and hurl hoi ti,st Tuerthey were sorted and deli HAVE SOMKREAL BARGAINS FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARYf CULVER BAILEY iTHE MONUMENT MAN81 label St Howll Michigan Phone Howell 411Wfar Younker Memoriai IncDR a R McCLOSKYfi irry Leil on LlHv i us hasiiv hi s laii Ia a new rv nn fiiie JUjui1 hrotluir gave her at 1 rniiKs iny Jaura Bell, iia it,v hle ari ii 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 18, 1959 Description An account of the resource February 18, 1959 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1959-02-18 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/6e8e4362b7e6d88854fe5a3fdb23cb31.pdf f3c3c98413abf82b0631f8acab0fdd78 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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Ir tjIXV THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH wu,riy Jebniry, 1S9Tks Michigan MirrorMichigan citizens wili obey betweenbetween 100 and 200 new laws netyear This is the estimated numberthe legislature will pass of the luu Neighboring NotRex Kinne owner o4, the SouthLyon Theatre and the Lee TheatreWhitmore Lake, died at St Joe High SchoolBASKET BALL NEWSPinckni ijfi ber darndat Fitnifht aid rn up 56 polat bn N0 IJial more Lake, died at St Joe hos w Pms DIIAunurbor, Wednesday He wae Bctvill t 1 nd won the game Fatal Autobills introduced Th bills iange iom formerly of Willlamston where he Sn0oks Bjysvllle got a layip som obscure correction ia the drain gained some fame as a bate ball plUy ktt f seconds to win forcode t imtt i h er, Boygvuit Pincicney led at the , hull 2code to important ones in, the taxIucture Mhigans present lawswould fill a good sized bookcaseMany are ignored like watching bait game on SundBf,Law makers have their own legends, one came to this session p1gd t voteno oh every bill because w tave too many laws already Anothersponsored a bill which has been de 25 times, t is figured it2000 to starta bill in the letfisature Many,bills are started because a legislator promised voteis jback home bewould introduce thei Most bills come in the ftm oi pip posals and are put in shjapfc by ex prt bill draftres Rarely doVs a legislator draft his ovn bill Each bjilmost be read three times,, the thirl casethe third reading before the final vot,iirst reading they go to commit tc where most of them die, When abill passes one house it goes to iheother where same process is repeatdIf it passes then to the governor iuhis signatureMore than 3000 state employeeswill get a pay boost July 1 It is addition to the 7 one voted all em and is to correct ratings and to 30 and went into the 4th quartsTVVQ DEATH 0 AREA SATCoroner JHUiiwon ot Brighton was,cHd bai twice Saturday Stanley CaprUh of Dearborn was hunting onstate land near the Fritz Wyliefarm with his brother and brother inlaw wheu he djwi oj a heart attackAfter publishing the Stockbrldge ieading 48 to 43 Luis Taylor of about 130 p m He was found waya Brief Sun for 22 years Clyde Sibley 1 Boysvfte led all scorer with 24 Lack in the swaamp and he had lo has sold the paper to Dick Rudnicki Snooks had 11, McManus aad JColat b brought out on a tractor The bodythe Fowlerville Review who wul leach 10 For Plnckaey Denny Qlar was taken to the Swarhout FunerU it in eonjunctin with his own Ckrk had 21, Tommie Hitter 1 and Home and later to Dearborn We areVic Basydo 11In other Jiold he had a wife aBd two childrenThe Lloyd Nash iamUy ofthout Road have returned after 10In 1957 Arthur Rooks vice pres ofthe Commercial Brassg Co of Fow jerville was sued by the American Prass Co for material They got acefault judgement 60,000 against him He appealed claiming he was, PI at the time and not properly serj ved The court of appeals has order BASKETBALL SCORES South Lyon 46f Dexter 22 Manchegter 48, Hartland 43 sCtrys 67,How0lll41 Brighton SClamfcevnie53 Ana Arbor 61, Jackson 44Mlan72, University 60 Dundee 83 Linco 53 Flat Rock 59, Saline 49Poosevelt 47, Chelsea 46 iStocfcbridgeThere is no March dratt call Two 5p Dansvllle 48 Unden 64, Utley 57volunteers Robert Parker of HoweN New Lothrop 62 Byron 52 Webber ihe Grandmiles west wastheof Hamburg filledKen Bakerthe quotaAbe Ginsburg fell on the ice athis business place at Howell last weeend broke his leg A barn 28x45 on Curdy Road nearHowell, collapsed last week fromthe weight of ice en the roof Frank Seger, former Brighton ad Michigan sorjour games Manchester beat j Merlin Hopkins, 45r of StockbrdgeHartland 48 to 43 and South Lyon employed by the Plainlield Co Op3beat Dexter 46 to 22, as a ruck driver was kiUled about , c30 pm Saturday atI Trunk crossing on M 36 c Pinckney when his truckstruck by a train It caughtstake body and dragged it about 0blocks, The body was take to theSwarthout Funeral Home and late to the Caskey Hume Stockbrideewhere the funeral was held TuedaIhe deceased waa the son ot FrankHopkins uf Unadllla He marredHelen Lantis Siockbridge She sur vivea There are 2 children Elementar School Kindergarten, Mrs, Parks Kurt Knippie has chickenpox butis back Mary Schroeders UAle fxoni fcliornia is haet Carl Oleski weatto Willow Run airport Brian Me 6 yejs old ulurdHyniotiiei and Mike Smtit, moilier helped with our purly first Grad, us JUKDick Souther Wyin skimlikeBreujieinaaii baby brothers nun sKay Scott Allen yuesenbeny is mavlUe 73, Ashley 69Fowlervllie 57 67Construction of a 10 story officebuilding a supreme court home atLansing has been shelved for a year Wesiident of theThey ran into trouble borrowingmoney and said th Veterans Retieznont Fund wanted too much interestWALHBALGAARD WEDDINGJoseph Walshf son of the late Mr,aad Mrs John Walsh of Webster anArlene Balgaard, daughter of MistfftCOD fcaigaartfof Ashley Mlnn,voio married at St Josephs Church, Dexter by Rev, Srebernal Saturday Ellen Walsh ,neice of the groommaid of honor and George Walsh hisbrother best man The dinner reception was held aith horn1 of Mrs Donald Sasse of has beenDexterAssociation Miss Eileen Farrell of Dexter isnow hostess on the North American Airlies at Willow Run Dexter Villlage has adopted a newcivil defense ordinance The Washtenaw County Hospitalj Auxiliary is conducting a drive toi raise money for a hospital addltUm John Howe of Fowlervllie won the lightweight championship of theGolden Gloves Contests at Lansingend Grand Rapids Chelsea will celebrate their 125thanniversary July 13 to 18 this year The Dexter school tax fight con hot There were 3 lettters on DEMOCRAT STATE CONVEWTIO1The Democrat state convention metlast week and nominated a tate ticktt Supreme court justices Edwardsend Voelker had no oppostion andretther did Lynn Bartlett ,supt ofptyle instruction The rest of th nominees were moslty unknownsOnly one industralist got nominat ed Dr Feenster of the Ford MotorCo Reid Brazeil, head of the Leon Refineres wanted the post of 1 Reged one on thePync University board PLVCKNKY KINGS DAUGHTKUAThe Pinckney Kings Daughters willineet wth Mis Webster Strung onThursday March 5 at 12 noonluck lunch nd silent auctou 19i9ues now due Sec,a toy plane Davidcompany Sharon Pegggies iruiiiurents are viaitiag her Kathy liili visited Jewells brother at the huspiatiUebby MarshaJi has a baby sister,LouAnn DaJe Kellers uncle and famly visited him Janis iJeaiix baby sis u s named Valeria Jane Terry lvisited hi grand in other , NaiyGouchei saw a truck stuck Esther Kiner went sledding,First tirade Katniyn ThaywJuellle Brumheive u,nd Susaji BinJe went skating Berky Amburgeyu baby brothei weighs ft lbs, Teryiaines is back in school afir Lenun iiui her pittuie tak uIovelJls aunt had a baby Manes went sledding Laura Bell xiwa car wreck Aiui Head visited i lieiiirport Sunday Laura Whitleys cou Curret ComjnintCharles J Andrews 88 a memfrfot the Ann Aibor fire dept 32 yaf9and chief 22 years until he retired died in his smoke filled bedroomtt Ann Arbor of suffocation Thuruay when his diughtrs home witfilwhom he lived, faught fire We knewMr,AndrewsBa k in ih the nineties her operatetl a store in Dexfii what ia now the Schnebelt bakery, In 1891 Dexter had a championshipteam They were so good they bMt lie Jackson state league team ia aexhibition game Charley Andrews their catcher Their pitcher VIIt Frnn isco, long timedent of the Dexter SavingsOtheJ teanunaies were Frank Slat ei Arrh Miles Corny Sackett, Rice JJeal fieoigr Styniuur, Ed Shield,tin at the Iluwrslty of Michiganplayed with them off and onMrAn dieus joinel Hie lire dept in 1S9He married Alice Costello ot Dex daufuer of Jolin Costello prowinent merchant Mis wife was aber of the Harris family ofain visitedwent sledding ,Loiinaed one on the DEMOCRATIC MEETINGThere will be a Democratic meetingni the Hamburg town hall Saturdayevening, February 28 at 8 p m Ayood speaker promised RefreshmentsUnversity boaid served Everybody invited Combut would not takeit and withdrawMcLaughlin of the Dow Chemical Co was not nominated One SMORtiABQARD MARCH 1th, , , Fowlerville 0, E S and MasonicMrs William Robanaon was noant o , a A M ,,tl, , , Smorgaaboard Saturdaay March 7thed and one negro, Dr T H Burton The platform declared for GovWilliams graduated Income tax andagainst the 4 cent sales tax Living,stoa counties small delegation of 6 their spot in the limelight They av high school gym 500 p m to 830pm Ticketg 175 and 75c,Road, Scio Township MRS JANE DEVEREAIXMrs Jane Devereaux, 83 died at thehome of her daughter,Mrs Elizabe1 Smith, in Evart February 18 She was torn in Pinokney on January 26, 1876, the daughter of Thomas andElizabeth Melvin Clinton In early, the was a scoool teacher n 1900 she went to Cuba and mardedWilliam Deveraux He was than 4ationed there with tho United StatesWeather Bureau I hey liver in ditient places, He died if Cincirn4tii,Ohio in 1941 She 3unrd to Pinirey then and lived in the homestead unfl her health faid yirs ,and she went to live i her daugli in Evan There I another djj,hi Mrs Jane Merrl1 of How ell ,ndsen William , of South Ben Jndianaand three grand children Also tosisters, Mrs Fannie Cavanagh ofJackson and one, Mrs Mamie ConkIjn, of California Two sisters MisJosephine Watts and Mrs, Kitty McCabe are deceaeedThe funeral was Friday morning atHt Marys church Rev, George HorKan officiating Burial wag at Si Marys Cemetery The Rosary wnraid at the Swarthnqt Funeral HomeThunday night, A1 a meeting of the Citizens forbetter schools to discuss it 300 turnedout r The Chelsea Kanis Club sponsora game there in the new gym Thurs against the Harlem Globe Trot, AH tickets were sold in advanceThe Chelsea team Is made uo of of coaches from the county schools I LIBRARY NEWSNew this week is the Black Fawndefeated a motion to make the nom by KLelgard It is the story of an ornation of Carl Woodcock, labor leader han boy and a fawn but it is sotc the Wayne board unanamimoug charming aad heart warming it willThey had supported James Dunnigan appeal to everyone c West Branch against him Theyfailed to get a man on the state central eommitee Genessee and Inghameach taking 2 of the 4 places Firgi Grade Mrs AndenonDebby Borovski may move to Dextti when school is out Daylene Leloftek got a pig liom her graidial herShirley Potter went to her grand mothers, hilly D Wylie saw a trainwreck Suturday A man was kjllcMJackie Makins at hopped int thcar trunk and got a ride to HoWeliiMid back Harold Hollister and Ciaiy Burg went to the basket ball gu1Gordon King houjiht a modi jot jet plane So did David Michael Rep, George Sal lade o Ann Arborwho is a great boy for starting thingliis stnrted n Rockefellow for Pres ident Clu lie sayx Nixon caut getcUCiefl Cow Stratton of DUnoiulso eiitertninel iuv Rcxkfellow TheTlie DetroH Free Press says thyshould call the club The Citizenglor Nixonfoi1 Vice PresidntForever Club The slogan He CantOt Fleclod killed Robert Taiti clinnces fur 1 he presidency in 1952Toirhy theUVINGSTON LflMtf CALENDAR March 3 8 p m Regular meetingApril 4 Part Ms Night at highjchool 7 p m MASONIC Till DISTRICT MEETINGThe 7th District Meeting of Washten aw and Livingston counties, washeld at Ypsilantl Wednesday night, ihe following from here attended Detroit and seven sisters Mrs Georg3 ARTHUR MeEACHRENArthur McEachren 54 died atTraverse City hospital, Feb 22 whereh had been 2 years He was born InHalifax, Nova Scotia, the son of Johnand Isabell Anderson McEachrenWhen 19 years old he came to Michigan and lived mostly in DetroitSurviving Is a brother illiam of CARD OF THANKSWe will always be gratefull forthe manifold tokens of love and gympa thy which came to us in ourof gorrow and lossAll the Darrow Families Grau AorgSwarthout got 6 perchitnt Knip ln viilid his jiirii vi at Line a Firk Leonard Uiien i cunijj,i,y iifm ttefroU Siday Nancy Ryto will have a birthnay party Feb24 Gloria Sockow visitted hej sister ,Beverly at Stockljride Nancy Halnes saw a mieM bhow in Lansing Edna Pesola wan Plymouth Sunday Joanne Craivent to Detroit Saturday MarilynCarter from Walled Lake spent nkv eek end at Mike ShedenaThird Qtatfe, une DarrowPaul Jones was in Ann Arbor Sunday Ricky Soweis spoilt SaturriaySome one threw a stone orother object through the windsnTiMof Ray Youngs car while it was parked in front of his home on M3WSunday night Mary Elizabeth Zill, daughter of with Carllanet MooroHaroldCoreyOrland Harold KZ fPinckney Mrs George Arin Kenneth and Rosalie Nash Zill boriand MrsDauv Feb 4 was christened Feb 22 at theMrs Trinly Lutheran church Syracuse NKenneth has resigned his Mrs JJMoClaln of Cambridge Mas,,T 7 Wllilm Lamb BvfBen Crabbe, Mrs Lois Chapman and Y Kenneth has resigned n PSOUIOIJoe Griffithand WUim Lamb By Sasketchewan V Kenneth has resigned his potionon Wison was elected to the boardof General Purposes to succeed OfnRobbinson who was not a candidateover Leslie Frisk of Golden Rulelodge Charles Fagin past master and secretary of Phoenix Lodge, YpFilant was elected deputy instructorover Santiago Victoria of FraternityLodge This was the job held last yearby WilsonDEMOMLAY INSTALLATION Mrs, Emma WilsonThe funeral was Wednesday afternoon in Swarthout Funeral Home,RevWinger officatlng Burial inCONSERVATION NOTES r4 Ann Arbor Mrs Edna Reason received a letterfrom Los Angeles, Caftt, statingthat Mrs, Myrtle Reason Preston haddied there Jan 22 last She was theStarved deer have been lound in daughter of Mr and Mr Albert TotCrawford, Roscommon, Iogco, Oge Reason of PinckneyTheir home heremaw, Geobic and Presque Isle a the present Max Reynolds home,The following officers were installed by the County DeMolajj at HoweltSaturday nightCouncillor Richard Crofoot nior Councillor Donald Baugnjr, Councillor Larry VanSlambrookSenior Deacon RichardLIVINGSTON COUNTY TAXgAIJ8 JUttior The publication oi the Livingsta I Senior Steward couoty tax sale which U in May begins to this issue of the Dispatch and bootinuea for S weeks It will be found oan iaa1d supplement There are tome00 diacriptions, double that of iaIn the high school girls basket ballleague the soph more girls won thetitle beating the senior girls 21 to16 Theygre Carol Miller, SheilaHughe Mary Kely Jennie MeyersNancy Wegcner, Karen Eichman,NoI RdN, The aemoV girls were Del1 aIfevis, Barbara McAfee, Kasai Meyart Joleen Bejyd Bonni UeNancy LovasJunior Steward Edward LucaTreasurer James Iveycribe John HardyMarshall Dave GregoryChaplain Ted KetehamOrator Douglas SmithStandard Bearer Norman VannesOrganist Ronad DammanAlmoner Bob RoseSentinel Robert Woodruff1st, Prec Russel Durk2nd Prec Jewy DeWoJfe3rd Prec Roger Seele4th, PHO Ken Curtis5th Prec Dennis Wenk countiesThe rabbit season was a ffaihirsthis year Zero weather, ice and snowkept the hunters indoors and tharnbbits n their burrows Park revenues approached 9600,COO this year 224,138 in the lowerand 235,228 in the lower, Porcupin1 Mt took in the most 46,587 ofwhich 38,956 came from ski jumpsThe 13th attempt to find oil atSwan Creek Wild Life Sanctuary wasa failure Automobiles killed 3048 deer inMichigan in 1958 Lonnie VanSlambrook is a patientit McPherson hospital Born to the Louis Marshalls Feb 18daughter The Joe Chomers of Dearboripent Sunday with the MUton CarvesMRS DAISY REASON CUDMORE Mrs Daisy Reason Cudmore, 75, off ontfec, the daughter of the lateMr and Mrs, George Reason ofPinckney died at the Ponttac GeneralHoepital Feb 30 The funeral waxMonday at the Donaldson Johns Fun cral Home with cremation at WhiteChapel Cemetery Her husband fJamerCudmore survives 7th Jtff LJadenThe L W UnVsteads are moving tcLake Chemung Mrs 4abie Whit JIM sold her t NJ Cooa, MARCH TEEM OF COURTThe March term of court starts onMarch 9 There are 55 cases 6 crlm 16 jury, 4 nonjury, 10 chancry and 19 divorceiTha criminal cases areRoger Wet tr breaking and entering, Richard , robbery armed Eugene SmiUiRonald Green, Joe Kngle, larcenyFdward Corl y Motes Arden,moralKcae Charles Borrett ,appealIn th matter of issue of fact casesGeorge and Irene Holben have a against Albert Maschkft This inan auto accident last Novenvver 1A which their daughter,ruiierd a broken hip and WMalizedMrs Lulu Darrow and Erdley VanSickle are drawa on the jury from spent Sunday at Walled LakeKmilyTiller lSaw Tonka Saturday in Lansing Linda Zezulka visited the Amitican Airlines Sunday and had lunchthere Th Bob Seefelds were Saturday guests of LawrenceBautfhnsUebra Ryans uncle Mjke is going inihe navyt AUm Porters dad has arftw Ford truck Pam Koch visither two grandmothers, Pennny KeyHolds spent Wednesday with LindaWhitley Judy Hulls mother wen1to Ann Arbor Saturday with the Jm Reasons Becky Henry had companyirom Detroit SundayThird Orao Mrs, HenryWe enjoyed Charles Wiltshireoigan program Mary Highgate wentID Lansing Sunday and saw the BayPanorama in the Civic Center cocker spanielcompanioneinor died lasttan stories on ttt He dogs picture,a big part in his constanthis 10 years asv eek The papersarl Sjtiie CarriedDjs havo plnydtofyFalla was the ion of President Frankln D Roosevelt appeared in mt of the pictureMI him Ai JUS death he was DuC at Hyde 1iwk nar his masteCV,ddont 1 larding had an Airdale Laddie DOKS have played a NK pan in the hintory of theuuild 1hc late Barney Lynch used to rocjit a pfiein about a great Irish raciiL jtvlioiind named Master McGraWu ho wai nvei haip Barney claimedV K Kclseys,hetolUk and Frank Fltk, Mario, Jurty Deans mother is home with thehaby Bruce Gyde helped cut woodMarjorie Quesenberrys grandmotherwent to California Diaana Hainecouain was on a talent show in Lansing Mike Johnson visited his grand mother Fourth Grade, Mrs, CampbellWe took the hearing test MikeZezulk went to the Metropolitan air1 ort and took picturesJimmy Baughnvent ice fishing but did not get anyJohn White saw a rainbow trout thru the ice Melba Daniels saw anAfrican film taken by a missionaryRudy Jotephson aw the shrine circut in Detroit We learned how to dothe Virginia ReelWt thank CharlesWiltshire for Ue organ music programFifth and Sixth ,MrsQeorge Coione spentwith John Dinkel who was ill, Richerd Blades shot a rabbit SatureUy,David Shirey stayed over night with Perry organ Friday, Our Ltncol jWnet Jaae Sanders vijit iioii News leadlakes Senatorof Arizona to task forspeech he delivered in Michiganiinfoln day In his speech Goldwatrid oppressive laws and tax billsponsorori by fjovWilliams fr WalterRout he have dri n industry out ofMirhiHii Kley ioints out GoV VVilliaiii has had a Republican leginture duiiiig his 10 years as governorand all laws and ti billg during that period were passed iy thernf He saysGoldwater is ijjtioran of Michigannd nnvs where he got the material lor his SMC hslt sounds ike a reruni, slum Ii fi tefhesPaul Bajrweill mdf tasj tail m his quest for the governortiship Afiei the votes were 6Untif h said he was surprisedhe had been unaie to put his messe over The reason he could not vas herause ji was not trueThe Detroit NVws remarks onIhe number of industaiUstS who atattened the Democrat convention andsought places on the state ticket Among them was the president of theLeonard Refineries, and officials ofthe Dow Chemical Co and FordMotor Co Now all these men may belifelong Democrats far os we knowtut we have mixed in politics forsome time and never heard of themThe is an old slogan that It you cantlick em join emThe Detroit Welfare Dept has re that oftte 6410 wefcre casetthere 440 own cars or trucks There L one Cadillac in the bunch but itadmit the rest are jaolpy So whatTThese people probaably llvtfrom nowhere they have tohv to get outMrs Tach readVachel, Lindsay ,VillageELECTI I iN AT THE PUTNAM TOWNSHIP HALL TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THEVILLAGE OF PINCKNEYCOUNTY of LIVINGSTON STATE of MICHMonMa FOR ELECTION OF THE FOLLOWING CFFICTRSPRESIDENTTREASURER CLERKTHREE TRUSTEES FOR Two Year Term ONE ASSESSOR , Maule Haney of Pinckney to Jonj L Williams of Niagara FallJoin Iinkel has bought on olTom Reads houses on Mill St knowu thy Wheeler nousWKMurphy with Dr Will Moftkjj of Hwell have gone to New Orleans , to see the Madrj Graa,I Mr and Mrs Orla Tyler of thei Mich San have moved iato Will Dunn ings tennant house Mrs Jennie Barton has sold orhouse occupied by H, M Wiiliston toi Jesse Richardson j Nelson Mortenson has rented the Atw Mclptyre farm Mr Mclntyrei will move to town in his house occu i ed by Irvin Kennedy j Born to Irvin Kennedy and wifeSaturday a 10 lb boy Mi Lelia Monks entertained MV3 T J Poxson and daughter Sadie ofLansing over the week ed At the county convention J, EMonks was nominated for school comi missioiier by the Repubicans Maude i Benjaman of Fowlerville was nomin5 alcd by the Democrats Mr and Mrs V G Dinkel entertaincd for dinner Wednesday the Metallups, the William Dockings and ihe William Whites The Red Cross is collecting fundslor the famine sufferers of China John D Rocklellow gave 5000 The friends of Re bah Blair gave her a surprise party Friday on herJHth birthdayALSO ANY ADDITIONALPROPOSITIONS THAT MAY BE sri ORRelative to Opening andClosing of the PolsELECTIOV LAW, Act 116, V1 ASECTION 720 On the day of any election the polihaJl be opened at 7 ol in 1he fnvn and shallbe continuously on until S oclock in 1u ft or noonand no longer Ewry qualified elector y t and in line at th polls at the hour prescribed for the cloirthereof shall be allowed to voteTHE lOLLS of said election o pen atoclock am and will remain open until ucck ir of said day of electionMILDRED ACKLEY VILLAGE CLERKPUTNAM TOWNSHIP TAXESAND DOG LICENSES ARE NOW DUEPAYABLE AT MY HOME 545 E PUTNAMMONDAYS AND SATURDAYS 9 A M 5 PHELEN REYNOLDS, TREASURER, Aj fifth Qndt Hr Rtt MnierOur units on different countiesare nearly completed Spelling cham pions are Lynda Gilbertson ArthurCottar and Susan Craig ArthmeUe topt art Jfrnni Devine ChristineClark Dcnnnis Parker ,ciare Bell,LMa SUlty and Judy Geary Theyftalifcad Mr work books We are ita 9racomln aim illustrating tor Our library Mr Miller is on the muiplicatlonthem to the 12SSifVtatll Grade Mrs Carr W Wrfejig on History Out ty TOO Star DttBols Grandparents Mk Bain vjsited her the river Pat Borovsy went to tfheRainbow Girls Thursday Kirby Crawhad company Saturday The Haru fcurg Lutheran Church had a tobogi Cn party and later went to Himoy and had a lunchCARD OP THANKSWe wish to thank neighbors andfriends of Mrs, Jennie Dovereaux for their many kindnesses and re mpmbranres during her sicknoss and death Also St Marys Altar Society,the Rev Fr Horkan and Swarthouti Funeral Home Every act was apppredated ,Mrs Fred S Smith Mrs Leslie B MerrittWilliam C Dtvereaux ffctes of 25 Years AgoMrs Steven Lazlo is also being heldin connexion with the murder of her 1Usband She claims she went tood at 11 p m and knows nothing otof what happened, Lazlo had isur aree policies totalling 11000, Anotherson Joe was in jail at the time ofthe crime on a larceny chargoHirami Smith is acting prosecutor Jay P, Sweeney being in Florida Col Met Chalker wrtes from Florifia the weather is fin1 He harvested30 bushel of oranges from his groveThe Pincknry Independents lost toWebbfirviHe here Saturday night52 to 41 They are entered in 4 tourj uaments Stofkbridge, Chelsea,j Howvl and Fowlerville Audrey SnjvHy and Elgin Line were married Saturday at the homeof the bride by Rev Berquist The YounK Democrats hold a banquet at IIowHl March 10 The speaker is Ferris Fitch secretary of GovCorns ock The OES Play The Dutch Detectiye drew a f 111 house FridayDoroihy Wilson sang ,2 solosLaw rence ad lie1 ttaughn did a costume sons and 8 glils in costume aJapanese dance There were Wl a Myer, Janis Carr Jack twins, EvelynHendee, Margaret Curlett and EstherBerquist Mrs William Mercer is homeniter a two weeks trip through the south with Drt and Mrs McGregor Born to Glen Slayton and wifej Feb 23 , a daughter Mary Louise Oscar Beck is working at the Cheltea Screw plant Slayton Son sild a nw C3ievroltto John Rathbone last week IHall,School Board MeetinjPinckney, Mich Feb 5, 1959Regular meeting of the boirdfailed to order by PresHollingsworth Present Basyldo, HqjflingswortntPussel and Jrfrs Towsley AbsentMcAfee, aA committtee of bus drivers mtvith the board to discuss theirproblemsMinutes of meetings Jan,3d read and appproved ,Communication from theof the student council, Garyread Lonny McCollum was granted per Jmission to use the music room for tra practise sessionsSupt of schools was asked to issuocontracts to teachers for the yearscf 195960Motion by RusselL 2nd by MrsTowsley that the folUowing aetaOt, and isme and sale of the 125,000School Bonds of the District be adopted as outlined by legal counsel Motion adopted MShort discussion followed In regaiiU balance ot our school budfft Motion by Russel, 2nd by Basydloto pay bills as read Motion carried Motion by Russel ,2d by Mrs,ty to adjourn Motion carried Joseph BasydloSecretary of Bosx4 The PeoplesStorelNNb GUODI SHOtSGROCERIES GENTSKENNEDY GENERAL STOREESTABLISHED 1865 INCORPORATED 1915under one roofsavingborrowingOur complete onestop banking fa cilities save you time and steps Traditionally prompt friendly set viceMcPherson State Bank wtt PinckneyOKw WnetTw Yean of Safe Bankingrn SH rKiwanis AT PILGRIM HALLTUESMAR 3 at 5 pm Adults 1 Children 50c Family 3 4 or moreProceeds to Boy and Girls Activities, base ballSUfttlMINT TOffNCKNff W BATCHlor lotalof TSeid Years DiriDeJU Cel w Cent r Pat HANDY TOWNSHIP MAfttOM TOWNSI O Page I anal 2IV56RetortLoi 67Lai V 201 203 mm 264 Cyli BoeSOLCI 324 wy, Westerly jicwiy said iootfi lineof Hwy VU rcer Miuth 20 WerLoi 24lot 26 itso rtNtoSr od North171lot GUyJtec U libe 4 e rges 4 nJ 49 I9Mior 29let tewod OP IK laketitit 75 feet in VilUgtt Lori J,tif VuLot 99Ea 20L1 1 IV and et la JitLor 120 H6IV56U n 1956 44U6 and 7 1336 o 1956ot North 2 ot NW 9 40 1966onIUH jt j pomr 54V2 feet fcasi ot Centerut jciiiun, South parallel io North and teer io Nortrierly line ot, buthererly 120 tceiaioiiy Nurlliefly line ad Kottd, NOfth M52ice io 4 hue rhetice vVtit along lin I its I letr to ih point ot beginning9 23 1956 4552MAX I LAND TOWNaHir lUWN NO J NOKIH, HANVk NO 6 iAST 1 K,, i u lit ,4 Ul U i99avid6 1 1956 206 of North A U ot 5W19561956lion 16732362 M 7314 44LC1 402Loi 8VS2lfte No 123 IUIIIIMOIUM ai iwlheasl corner ot sectionJi, I4II, KOC, iouth 45 Weir 336 reel,iujiii iU wear Jo tee, iuuth U WeirJj leel IOI a place or beginning, WeilOJ led, iMti oi 2J WCJI 210 teet,iom iU leer, ioutn BO 15 tsl 2065ltd io cenler ut nv Nonli V tasljuny itimi ot aaiu nwy ICi6 fee lii JJI, i Ueyinruny1956 359Weal yj ol NW 4 Ot SW 41956 OCfOlA TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 3 NOKTH, KAMwf NO 5 CASTor ivoof SESO 1956 17701corner or SE A otv ot section, Westerly along EastWesr t lm 33 teer io potni at Westerly jiung East and Wesl line 400 teet, ituoiUeity at right angles iiO teer, easterly r right angleik iHO teerNortherly r right anyleJi 110 leei ro pointot Ijcyimwny2t 70 1956 1416PUTNAM TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 1 NORIH, RANOi NO 4 fAST J4L u nd St u ut iw 4 ij owuili iiio Acres in Nunn VJ ut IXW trl 4 233 1956 32696NW i4 t SW 4 lymg Wesl ot Hwy 0tl 2 Of SW 10ot10oi Sto 32 40 1956 316Commencing 6 rods North of Southwest cor ner section 32, thence East to Ore Creole,Northwest along creek 23 rods West toHwy South to bog inning32 2 1956 3164Commencing at Southeast corner of Section 36, thence 31Res to piece of beginningA, GaV AdiSS South 60 rod,, EifftJTS NorthtS 36 60 1956 577 late Tyre stales Net 5Lot 160 1956 1467Lof 199 J956 1487Let 200 1956 1487Lar 201 1956 3503Me Clatcbeys tuny Lake HileV Re M lifter 6 Page 30Lot 6 1956 2708Lake Heights cor of Lot 3, Block 9, on South side ofGrand River, thence Southerly at right angles with Grand River 12 rods, tast 6rods tu Wesr line of HOBO Srreet, Northalong Hope Street, 4 rods, Westerly 4rods Northerly to Southerly line of GrandRiver, Westerly along Grand River ttf begexcept beg at a point distant South 72East 8,5 teet, Sowrh 18 West 127 feerfrom Northeast cor Lot 3 Block 9 for e53 fcotLot Lot 2Lor 7Lot Lor I I44Si47 777TOWNSBeginning Block i 19M199 1991996Notnt of BJUSM 4 iXiat Southwett cornor Of Lof Rang 4 running Wott 4 f2 f Est 66 foot SowBock i Rang 4 ruNorth 132 feer, Eastfoot to beginning1 wd 83 ng Wott 4 fo32 feer, East 66 foot, Sowbeginningm it Kaxet AaWhieai1 d 221425 feet to poinr of00 of S1O1 04 nd e Bkec ot 1956J956on piece of i u lo1U4Von rcr or m 30ol JW 4 1 2Uuf Nt i4 16 3Uot SW 4 19 80uua ol e cr 1540195019501956 55Ut 03 5777UNA0IUA TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 1 NORTH, RANOI NO 3 IAST 0 Let 147IrigJitM Wood1956CITY 0 BRIGHTON it u ling6060774 i19661954 1956Iff1956Iffto lttTt 9of Nerih 30 acres of NW ot tasr Vz ot SW VAl 0 1956 5292260 All thar part ot West 2 of SE VA lying Lot 169South ot Hwy 1 60 19563699 South 60 acres of East Vi of 66 Us 1956JasM 6 Lees Additional fiat 3116Alt Dial r vv y , 195619561 ot Nc 4 ivoo 5692uf ifc V4 South O 1333and101 tuiwi 211 3144143i J4 4SJIO332 i4334340iii Ja2Lor 402 nd 3 fth19561V301966IV66 IBd911 uy77456642 Wislbcijinny ji IV564I96 9173977I9J6IV50end 323 yo1936J956195619561VD61950IV36195656Heitjhths1956 0656663 34 60 5665663400 5 66iaoe22 IV 566566 yM Ot WftlAtep1 cuSi24 i0ut Nt 4 of SW 2 20ut NW V429 HO 1956j4 of East a ot NW ,point in the Cenler line otEdit 19b reef trom Norrh corner of ud vVest J4 ot td 2 ofMV 4 roihiniy iticnce South parallel toihc West line ut said West J ot bast Vkur vV ,, 16 rods, tfience bait uurallel tulie ucnfrr line ut Beryui Koad 10 rocli,llicike North 6 iod to u point in centerlint ul Dtryiii tfouU, ast 10 rud tromputni ot oeyinning rtience West 10 rodiu puiiir of beginning31 I 1956 534Handy MaxfieM ShoresLot 8 IV56uliaya and Lot 9 1956 ai7 M 15 195617 West ia of NE 4 of NE U I15 20I6Z26 NW 14 of NE 1415 4015460 North a ot NW IS 60 1956St 4 of NW VA1 40 1956Commencing 10 23 rds South oi cen ot M n east line ot Wesr Vi of SE 4 Nw l 0 E VAruiinms Sourh 6 1J rds, Wesr 10 rds, 40Nerrh 6 i 3 rds tail 10 rds to beg sw ot Nt 4 Io 66 1956 4883 4015460 Commencing at East VA cor of Sec, South Nw 1 160 V jy 20 Wevt J3466 tt, South 3 North Vi of NW i4 ol SW V440 26 UM 24VI ft, Murtti V 3 20 l2 iV56 1693tji JJJ it, ouln 06 03 40 East Commencing al iwncsi cwitct of Section Of NE1036 99 North Vi ot Sc 109616 Nw 4 of it399 NE VA ot NE V 1260HOV 604 4040 195619561956195619501956 1956 Lot between Lor 51 10 57 Beginning at Northeast corner oi Lot 7thenco North 76 15, East 132 feet South 165 toot South 76 15, West 132 feetNorth 165 feet to beginning nJ Huu1956 lttCUNorth 99 feel of Lots 66 and 69 and Lots 70, 71 and 2 except South 33 teer1956 13316Kiss Park SubdivisionOutlet A 1956Uitas SwbdivitiaoLor 44 1956Morgan ParkLots 6 tnd 7 1956jjy Lou 12, 13, and West Vi of Lot 14 4776477a52716290322332356223 10731085 449wet 27 and 2e91747451683 i, n, iourr oV 22 40 East 12131t, South 5u 27 40 tasf 56U ft Southi 44 40 East 4,56 ft South 06 0040 tail AH2 ft, Stfii 4Vk 14 40 eltt30o ttw South 14 99 40 East 5270ft, South 40k 32 40 East 16634 ft,North 65 3S 20 East 1VB67 tt, SouthB 12 40 East 12896 ft, South 48 53to Last 24io tt South 52 16 40 tait 357V ft, South 70 3o 40 tm24311 tr, Norrh 67 41 20 East 5475 r to point on fcl line of Sec, North2 x 3d West 1031tA, tt along East l21956tasi 40 rd Norlh 10ros 2 10 rJ 1950and Mcflwrson Addition 546919819842637h iw fds fm u Tr Aoqinon1956195612 40West of SE VA12 SOof SW frl VA exc2 of SW 14 12S line and 96 rods lony on West13 24 1956tat V2 of St , except 12 acres R K 14 a0 hm Res and Lots 217 and35ag East IJ 1956, , Li , Loi 1Sec line to pont of be9 com 15524 AJ of Noch 76276 feet Wt V2 of N i U iOoth xcpt tfowao right ot ecron lying Easterly of Hwy 3621 96 4 lva J95 104 North a of Lots 269uun1956Hartland VillageEastern Addition 2 1956 72 52 at Southwei corner of Lof I, Com at cen of intersection of Cedar Lake Commencing at Norrheasf corner ot seuiunLcr i 1Lot 143Lots 16 19561V561956 15744185 40440417 except 2 itti of Southfeet of Mathaastfafiy purt of I u 7Ineiaat Hills SubLot 24 1956Leg Atfti SubdivisionLor 17 iytAitii Bro Subn No I Rec u liber 7 Pag 10Lor 1 iVi6Mumfefd Park Number ThreeLot 44 1956Mumferd Park Number FourRat io LM A Ps 16 andLot 59 1956Let dO 1956Lor 62 1956Ore lake Dill FarmsLot a 1956NVv I4 of Lot 63I 1956Lot 1IV 1956Or Lak Store Country ClubLot 29 and 30I VS6Lets s to 10 Induitve 7 1956Or lake View lutdivisien NoLot 7t 9ooLot, 79 and 60 1956Lor V8 1956Lor 99 1956Parent SubdivisionLot 22 1966Plaaiaiu lak Hills AnnLet 41 IV56Lt 04 tnj Welt Va ef Lot bbIV06Esst Vs ot Lai 65 and Let 661956Plaataot Lake Hill Annex No 3Lots 206 and 24 1956River Vlly SubdivisienRac Ui libr 6 Pag 9Lei i7 IV56RivfbAdwUI SubdiviiioiiLOI 14 iViOLets 15 and 16 IV56Riverbaiidwirte Subdivision No 2 Be tr e fage 0Lot 36 1956Lot 41 iv56Lot 42 IVioLif 43 1956 44 iv,,Ltr 45 yS6Lei 4l 1V66Lcr 32 1956LCI 54 19564 41159918810574 iirKt fcast 6 feel, North 25 teet, Wesl6U trl, iOultl 25 tcel lu beginning16 10 1956 4164Hertland VillageOriginal Town KlatHaul and Luli 18 JiHi 19i6 40 1956 6461Maxtiel4 fark SubdivisionLoi 17 I95u 917Three Lake SubdivisionCottage and Lot 158 1950 3213uu 10 IV66 91Lot 11 snd Cottar 1V56 24,4HOWEU TOWNSHIPIOWN NO 3 NORTH, RANGI NO 4 EAST NV V4 jf St 149 40 1956 56,tt3boutn ,50 JCBS ot SW VA ot it A except K k II 1V60 1956 4041utfi 24 dcrei of fcst a of SE VA except Kd and G 1 K R KW and on Southtide oi iaid R W thence South 19 ft, tasi 195 ft, rJorih to South line of G TK R W, Northwesterly alony Southline of said KW ro place of beg being1 parr of West Vl of section22 1956 606eL9 on West line of Sec 197 fr South of mtersecrion ot Wesl line of Sec wirh 0 i West 1293 teet to East lineot West Vi ot Nt V thence Soutli 4U 3tai o2y teci IUI poit of beyiniiiiig,600111 4 3 tai aiuiiy kasi line 2mjiteer, Soulh 0 55 West 167063 feel tocener lino of Hwy MJo, North 36 52East 360bJ teei iicnw uurth o 55 East 1441 teet Io point ut bsyinning 190474500UlM 63621650410736 33819411f NORTH of ANG5 4 lAii 2 of West a of NW 4 of Beginning ar a point 3577 fee t rhe Northeast corner cast 32TfEs R nd 330 Jg00 cr rrme kes and Lors 359 and 360 3751 CITY Of i95 North y2 of Ut 19I74 Loi 115 95e18 and 119of Lotsand956east Va35, thence South71 8lusoutherly line ofG7 IK RT RW thence SW V of ,NW U,ta 195 ft, bouid 288 ft to North line ot ulands by the rorU Motor Co, in adit 230 f North1V5acres of tast Vi et SW 4Northwesterly direction 230 fi to apoint Vi143 ft South of place of beg, Norfh 143 Soufn 24 acres of cast Vi Oi iW 14ft ro beginning g22 19563699eiAJ w i2 acres of following described and 2640 lyS6 117832233736 11753223B9 ateen of becsouth442Tfffo Beginning at Northwest cor osoufh V2 0K 19564041444926 y 41414178327a VeilNt 19561950 1475417b55568312752 56 96I5190iia10 3651904 W I 241 ot NE 14 12 B0of NE U 24 b0ot b Va 24 40 1956beuiiiino at Nurth V post ot ieciion, iooth U 2 tat V9V76 leei 10 center line utu S, 16 hwy, Nortti 52 0b West dloteet ulny center lina sjid Hwy, North 0v2r WfcM 4OV28 feel to North linn of secioip toil AI39 tfti alony lection linn toja i 1956 7a96UIHJ ji ,i poni JJO ted iouth ot North corner ut sect ui 1 S2 i parcel ot landfrr Edit and Wrst by 165 feet Nortti cen of road Norrh 66 13 West 477 ft,Norrh 417a tt to bouth lm or K RKW South 60 37 East 441 ft to Eastand Weit V4 Ime thence South 130 fr toplac ot beginning22 1956 6060West Vi of SE 14 except a parcel of land 1010 rd,rds lo219721,97 19735it VA ot sec, uutti 16 rds,thence Norm lo nls, Westbeginning26 1956South 30 acres et Nt VA of NW V 31 30 1956UNADIUA TOWNSHIP225 Tr NorVh and SoTfh andli6 Ti T0WN N0 M0 N0 ATand Wel lying in Northwest corner there ic v ol iW rACtfJ1 iioutm hof also exc aeg on East and Wen Mi We ta1 nnce cast JJU tt, South 6 rods of Lot 12 and South 114W Ikor aiso exc oeg on Last ana wen VA h f 3 h of U JQ O5A VMM3 teet thence North 71 8 West 2127 to center of Hwy U 5 16, thenceNorth I6l East 200 feet thence North295 feer thence East 136 feet to beginntny subject to U S 1635 14 1956 42021A piece beginning 199 feet North of South west corner Sodion 36, thence North 825feer, East 754 feel Southerly 62,6 feet,West 74 feet to beginning36 1956 11018 AJmon Wfclpajto AdditionLor 46 and all berwten it and A A, R R Co land 1956 18573Assessors Plat No 1 1956Astesseri Plat No 21956Assessers rUt No 61956CowrfrysLot 52Lot 16 Lof 52 9366iuline tnd in cen of Hwy and 750 ft Etof cen of Sec, East in cen said Hwy and on fcasr and West VA Ime 120 ft, South 225 tt thence West 120 ft North 225 sl Va ot 19561 VilAllll32 1564196beginning 8u teet South nd 570 feet Wesl Co tt to place of beg24 1956 10316Com f a point 33 ft Easterly from North west cor of NE I4 of Sec 26, thence Easterly 200 ft, South 100 ft, Westerly 200tr, thence North along Hwy 100 fl tobeginning26 50 1956 8435of Road on South line of Sec ai e0 1956Nuriti 22 acres el NW U ol Nt V432 22 iViW 4 ot St V32 40 1956tast is of NW U South of Kiver 33 0Wei 12 of NW k33 eU 1956 424652711667424642466296 South Vz of Lot 7995616,tor 36Lor 57Let 51 Rirereewiite IV5619561956 3B 74I 173010913,36ttt061099 3,903 903903 W3903 903,90390J9U390 Nunhfcdit corner of section 32 rhenceiouid KJI2 feet, vVest 747 feet, South 134iC Weil 435 teet, West 1200 feet, North 165 feel, Wes1 422 feet, North 32 Eoii202V feel, Eiibt 1416 feet to point of bejinnmg Abu beginning 880 feet Southana 198 feel Wesl trom Northeast tornerof section 32 a parcel 372 feet East andWest by 165 feet North and Southi2 1956 3387Iains AcresRec in Liber 7 en Cage 33lof 1956 5837Nerbury HeightRecorded in Liber ef flats en Pag 33lui 23 1956 3625IOSCO TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 2 NORTH, RANOI NO 3 EASTWuM 2 of Nb A of SE VAA 20 1956 14005 V4 LI SE VA except a piece inNoiiiwest corner 495 feet East and Westby 660 teet North and South 4 32 5 1956 22339ivV 4 of SE VA excapr a piece in Southeast corner 4V5 feet Eajt ond West by 660 feetNorth ,ind South in Southwest corner4 325 1956 223,39a acres on EdSt end of North Vi of South , 629632 end 60 ft East of Southeast cor of 9imng at South Vi cor of Sec, WestSec 31 fhence West 849 ft, North 24 IOS Cen le of Hwy 360 ft, North 2f S 79 tlJ Vt 20 f 30 f 4496jen suootvuronW Of Lot U 1956 1825Section 3 of Lot 125 Beginning 130 feet North and HO feet East of Southwest corner of Lor 125, tlience North 132 feet, East 40 feet, South 132 feet West 40 feetto beainmnu 1956 7686Fairlawn Beach Subdivision of Loi 130 Beginning 130 fee of Southwest corner ot Lot 130,thence North 132 feet, East 44 feet,South 132 feer, West 44 feet to beginning1956 937, S y 30 ft, North 2 195O 837East 49a ft South 79 8 East 58b ft tlJ Vtt8t 20 ft, cast 360 ft to Norih Waf Ia of Section 2 of Lof 130 Beainnina f Bd inJ h 4 Ina Ihence South along saj 130 feet North and 44 ft E Ia o Section 2 of Lof 130 Beainnina130 feet North and 44 feet East ot iourhng wait corner ot Lot 130, thence North 132 108 fMf, Easi 22 feet, South 132 feat 22 feet ro beginning 1956 5to cen of Bridge, South 10 50 East 114 inJ h 4 Ina Ihence South along sajft, South 18 10 East 2256 ft along lin O fl la pom I ot beginningcen of road to beginning , 43 10 1956 , ,31 640 1956 1924 Va of NE 14 of Nfc W 22 feet ro beginning 1956 Com at Southwest cor of East Vi of NW , 35 20 1956 1687 5fion 4 of Lot 130 beginning 30 feet North i4 of Sec, North 87 55 East 35050 ft Norrh a of Nt V4 except casr V2 f NE of Southwest corner of Lot 130 thenceto point of beg, North 3 57 West 37658 ot Nt V Nrfh l0 ftte tas 22 feet South 100f Sh 76 53 E 2593 f 35 60 1956 4759 West 22 feet to begnningA ot Nk W 956 9 8,, 0 1956 3223 ion 5 of Lot 130 Beginning 30 feet Norm30 acres of NE V4 ftf NW VA d 22 fee tast of Southwest corner of 36 30 1956 2711 Lot 130, thence Norfh 100 feet East 22 South 100 feet, West 22 teer too Notihwest corner, rhenca P beginning I95o 57Qidutn d, East 40 rd, Norih 60 rdfc, 5eion 6 of Lot 130 beginning oO feet Northfr, South 76 53 East 25913 ft to cenof 40 ft Road, South 13 07 West 360 ft, South 87 55 West 14171 ft to pointof beginning 32 1 78 1956 48 A3Beg 60 fr East of Southwest cor of Sec, 20 cre in Nw NW 4 66nmencing East 214,6 ft, Norrh 200 ft to Southerly f L,Utt t NLnw wrnor, thtncline of Portage River thence Westerlyalong said iver to West line of Sec, g ne of Sec Welt fdSouth I 50 East 114 ft, South 18 10 , 3 East 2256 ft to place of beginning Being suh Va of NWa part of SW VA of SW VA e u , 332 1956 4863 Suth 3 cr fCom at Southeast corner of Lot 87 of West e 3 beginning1956om at Southeast corner of Lot 87 of West eii , A 3 , side Sub running thence in Southerly sw V4 of SE VAdit Sh 7 7 IS B030t4 excrpl I acreLot 66Lot 67Lor 68Lot 69Let 70Lor 7Let 72Lot 73Lot 74Lof 75Lor 64 Page 4319561956195619561956195619561956aiidrira Swf Annex No 3Mb iikt 6 en Page 46 19tULots 26 and 27 SupervisorLots 1, 2 rw lof 13Lot 22Lot 30LOT 31Lof 32Lor 64Lots 82 and eI tUMeKe Beach27 1956 of Pernlands195695619561956W56lei e Indian Gardm Sub 1956 797100 feetLor 12Lot 15Uf IILot 26Lot 54LOT 13Lor 2Lot 24LOt 26Lot 27Lot 664 195619561956Ifcom No 1195619561956ub Page U2 acrei ot NW trlSoutheast corner390 5 6 1956 2847390 North i2 of South 82 acres ot NW frl V4390 except I acr in Sourheast corner 5 34 1956 5097iE of Nb frl VA6 40 1956 3471E VA of NW I4 H 40 1956 9820South 50 acre of Wast Vi of Nt VA 10 50 1956 8809South 10 acres of NE VA of NW VA 10 10 1956 2287NW 4 Of NW 14 10 40 1956 12069NW i4 of NW 4 except a piece in South west corner 660 feet East and West by165 feet North and South 10 375 1956 4562North V2 of SE l4 of NW VA 10 20 1956NW A of SE 14 10 40 1956 3971North 7067 acres of South Vi of NE VA 25 7067 1956 731North 5333 aaes of West Vi of NW VA 25 5333 1956 3615North 3533 acres of SE VA O NW VA 25 3533 1956 3018North 13 13 acres of NE VA of SW 14 25 13 13 1956 1163Norrh 26 23 acres of North Va of 25 26 23 1956iE 14 of NE 14 26 40390390390390390390275a3460 56ft56642853U7422192632 566 direction on a course South 7 17 15,East 74109 ft, to an iron pipe on Westerly shore of HiLand Lake, thence Northerly onshore of said Lake North 32 48, West50 fr ro an iron pipe, thence Norrh 7046, Wesr 973 fr ro a poinr on shore ofsaid HiLand Lake, rhence Norfh 40 27,West along shore of HiLand Lake 50 ftto beg, thence South 45 44 West 975ft ro a point in cen ot a proposed 40 ftroadway, thence North 48 9 Welt alongcen of proposed roadway 46 ft to a point, thence North 44034 ft, East 100 ft to a poinr on shore of said Lake, thenceSouth 40 27, East along the shore ofsaid Lake 50 ft to beginning32 11 1956 1924Com in cen of Darwin Road at a point 400 ft West of East Sec line of NE VAof Sec and from thence Southerly parallelwith said Sec line 4356 ft, Westerly 100ft, Northerly parallel with said Sec line ro cen of Darwin Road, Easterly alongcen said Road 100 ft to point ofbeginning35 1 1956 7412849 Beginning et point on East line of See 36 Lot 10 71072 ft North of Southeast corner, rurv Lot 11ning North 40 2, West 875 ft, North Lot 1258 29, West 483 ft North 41 4, We Lof 3 112 88, North 23 38, West 16649 ft, Lot 14 1667629632233223wide and 8 rds 1956V of SW W 19561956 and 44 feet East of bouthwesi corner ofLot 130, thence North 100 feet, fast 22fet, South 00 feet West 22 feet ro beginning 1956 570Lot 161 956Hugh A Me Phersen AdditionLot 22 1956J 6 Skiloeckt AdditionSouth 4 rods in width uf West 20 feet 7331824long off fh WeaJ side of Lot 3, Block iin Village of ast Unedilla as duly laidout and platted, lot 3 and the West Viof Lor 2, the saitM being a part ot whdiis known as Mill Yard slock described asfollows Com at a point 6 rd from , , ,where th South line ot Inghem St in Mid ,f , Village intersects with rlie West line of Le l0Main St funning from thonco eOuth 6 imtt AA rds West 6 rdv, Norfh 6 rdi, t 6 Lof rds to beginnng Mill Yard ftiock w v , 5 1956 6290 rSPJf Lof in wiwidth of Lot 71 1956Jewert Addition tnSwterson 12,37West 7, NorthLotLo VA of sec20, 50, 59, end 76 in lslndand except tho ielond in flendLake 1956 0736Kaisers attroo Loko 6wMrsftiOl tot 60 except East 66 fet, North 1 rod ofexcept 6019M 1956CITY Of MtOHTON N a19561956 195619561956 aJl1OA 3A 7T Mioron Prospect PIM Addition 6161 614 e Phefsens Prospect FlaeeWM VZ of Lots 71 end 72Lot 75 1956Me Pharsons focono Addition6 except Nth 40 f h 26622067Lot 136 except North 40 feet thereof 1956 6301CITY Of MOWEUM Horon iecowd ft13 East , , ,29, East 43635 ft 10 beginning except LT 35 Lots 124 to 130 as platted36 I 19569783874IwoorvLot 25 SuearvUars Plat of Shannon ShoresOOfpnning f Southeast corner of tot 31 on2of,Ath North 56 30 Wst 150 25 13 13 1956 1163 Chalkers lending Recorded in Liber 2 on Pag 172778 Cottage and East V2 of Lot 14 1956A77 M50 East 12 ot Lor 15 95601 M Commencing at Southeast corner of section Cottage and Lot 33 1956 32, Norfh 30 West 736 chs, West 768 Hilanal Lak Subdivision82 60 Chs, South 2O2 East 797 ch to South Cottag and Lof 24 1956 lin etl0r1 32 thenco Norfh 68 Easi M1889 519 ch to beginning, 00 ilW 6 on Page 37 6 33 40 fSfS NW W Of SW W 62 33 40 1W0 740447 SW VA of SW Ut 33 40 lfS6 S546MARION TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 2 NORTH, RANOI NO 4 IAST Lot 60Commencing at Southeast corner of all that Lot 61 part of North Vi of North V of SE of Lof usection lying Westerly of confer lino of North 56 35, East 16136 ft North 43 Northerly 49 feet of Lot 16 end Southerly , ,13, East 8264 ft to Town line South 0 , Lot 15 1956 301 ffl S1956 KM monont focond Protpect Ploco Addition j South Va of Lot 16 end North of Lot 21u 1956 64U91956 153,66301r Northerly 19 feof of Lor 37 and Southerly 41South Vi of unnumbered Let between Lot Lot 36ltt156 4375Corrage and Lot 92Lot 93Lor 94Lot 95Lot 106 195619561956 19561956 66597466596066 741741741741 1956 11674Peavys Addition 1956 2697Tbe Fint Mario Addition1956 14211 AdeJBion1956 236,97HeightLo5J t0J te MJP a tt1869 Hiland Lake Subdivide No, 6Recorded in liber S on Paga UCoftage and Lot 188 1956 L 189 gLot 189956lit 7317317314205 768020 CTM f Nt NOof SE i4 1956 1956Patterson lakewooaJs No 1 195619561956twoon Page H 19619561956 1956 7MIJLota Lot 36w i5 1956 S5S3 u1h lin of uid Ndrth v 6f North vs fot 25 ,Of inn too on Nortf ttr ef section at a of SE 14 Southerly 64 feet Easterly 164 Lot B 956 7 41fOfJJf6J OOt North 61 OtTSSlt fror foot to Join oilbiginninT LotltUiJ4 ftlulivs 1WA lfWNortheajt tomer thereof thence South 26 1W6 14W VTi 21, 2tM 4 LL Nch rly lne o f u s l6 Southwes t par t o f Wes t par t o f N W frM A , In lo r on Fiy o WHwy , WoMorl y aion g Mortherl v lin e o f 3 0 35 0 19S 6 S6 2 lo 3 1W 1956 195 6s 24724 741 4 TiAl410 , t liw of U S 1 6 Southwes t par t o f Wes t par t o f N W fr l 14 Um4 d ta iih m,fS Vu f J2hi nerl y Im e o f 3 0 35 0 195 6 56 2 lo 3 9 6 Nort h 137 6 9 fee t 56 8 Acre s o n Northwes t corne r o f S W 14 TYIONI TOWN4H1 POt tKvto , Sout h 89 00 3 0 5 66 195 6 72 6 TOW N NO 4 NOtTH , RANO I NO 6 IAI TMi d sectio n lin e to SW VA of N E V 4 East 5 0 rod s o f Nort h V of N t fr l V4 excep t, 3 2 4 0 15 6 312 j cr in Southwes t corne r 1 0 rod s Nort h5 6 J25 1 N E VA of S W VA JOI Sout h b y 1 6 rod Eas t n d Wes tf i Wes t , nj 32 4 0 1W 6 635 7 6 4 9 195 6 761 NOrjs i comer o f Beginnin g a t Southwes t corne r o f Nort h V 4 N W 4 f S E VA ecp t Beginnin g e t poin tin cente r o f Hwy 8 1 fee t Wes t e f North 1 ui 29 0 t ofi f lv r Avenu e U , SNor lin e o f sai d poin f tf 1 begin of 9,1 ij, rhenc e Nort h t o a poin t 2 rod Sout h o f Northwtt t corne r o f section , Ee t2 idi , Sout h t o a poin t 2 rod fcett ofb g mntng , theno o Wot t 2 rod s t o begin rung , Al o pioo i boflimtln a 2 rod Woo lo f ioutfcoot t otmo r o f N W west corne r o f N W VA S i V4 , rhenc Was t 34 3 fr , Sout h 21 20 Wes t 12 1foot , Soutr i 4 20 , fM t 21 6 foo t t o can re f Hwv , Nort h 46 40 , U lonf l55 nd 56 1956 2766 3Lan d beginnin g a t a poin t 3 3 foo t Nort h o f Sout h V i of LoTS Tk U uos f o f octio n 30 , Mi d poin t aou y LZLS 66 feet Wst of SoutheMf cor of mtMn9n of Nobles Plf No 2whnc Northftot along said VA line, Norfh 71East 1395 feet, South 133 foot, Wesl 66 feet, South 132 ft West 66 feet to point of Lg, embracing parts of Lots 76 79, 741 60, 63, 64, 119, and thar pert of ieSt Street now vacated which is within thoabove description 1954 74,96 1 MLot 117 1956 v4 Lot 118 1956Lot 119 1956 tklttk6068 Lot 120 1956 614 Tf1333 MoUot Ptet Ne J Lot I 1954 0,14 JJ9fthwof LOt 2 1956 Okl4 A AMllmmm8 on ond Sooth ffihSffA J10 foot, woot uafcot 7 lni A IM aaaa BM AajseasBaiat Southootl comor of Lot 39L tnsiMB NeVW 132 loot, Weet 30 foot, South 46 loot, iotf16 foot, South 20 foot, to J loot, South66 foot, Eott 16 foot to boaiiwant1996132 foot thoroof I9S6gee LOt 20 1996 iwH Ajejekswb Mae IW M parcel of land l lt Vl of NW Ml Of i,, j aTSaVTXiM ea MASw 31, T2N, R6, M follow lofilinbM TS tm 10M at Northeast eor of Lot 7 of Wet Aow ifa, M inmi JIition te the City of Srighton, ruwn j lea 25 2L ySLTZr tKenc as follows Soth 66 30, lott 70 foot et end Rt ,S9 feet, rhence South 1, Wott 355 foot iot 33 Croofe Jjw A port of tot 37 liolwrihw Otalong on IMM COfmt tot ttmte j ,Uet u 1 f a,,,,, 4inning et a point distent feat 10543 sfoot,1 6 West 264 fMt from Wott V of section 30 T2N tot thonco Eostfeet South 6 Wott 147 foot, Eott 25 foot, 7 south 6 West 160 footWoST331 hS Lot M North r Eaa, 427 foot to iiof Oro Crtoi, thonoV North9064 foot, South ffWflW IHTnl I spirn ti aLot 19, 29, 21 and 22Lots 27, 26, 29 anaJ 96Lots 33 to 56 inclusive Lot 61, 62 end 63Lot 75 to 77 induiivo Lots 63, 64, 65 and SI to 106 lnduvo1956 13MLot 161 to 196 inclusive also lend iylAg W tween Lot ond I R 9i6 7MLot U to 129 incluetvo on1 Wott V6 of Lot 136 16 fjjlLet 7 ano1 S v V 1 i , 4 ESTRATIONBIENNIA L SPRIN G ELECTIO NPutna m Township , COUNT Y O FUVWGSTON , STAT E O F MICHIGA NMon,Apri l 6Jfotk t fa hereb y ib n tha t I n conformit y wit h tb MfefclEketio Uw, M I , th e unUrll l Clerk , will , upo n a y day ,cp t Saute ar t lcg koBtty , th e da y o r an y regft r o r i ptlectlt n o r primar y electio n receiv e fo r refUtratio n th e ma m f m lega l vote r i n sJ 4 Cit y nu t alread y registere d wh o aAPPL Y T O M E PERSONALL Y fo r uc h registration ProTidoi ,hawtvw , tha t 1 can receiv e n o name s fo r registratio n darin g tfc otim e btorreniiij betwee n th e Thirtiet h da y befor e an y regular ,peda l O f officia l primar y electio n an d th e da y o f aue h election Notic e I t Hereb y Give nTha t I Wil l B e A t M y Offic eA T M Y HOM E 20 4 N MIL L ST I N PINCKNE Y MIC H WRDNTObA Y MARC H 4 , I t A M T O 8 P M 0ATURDAY MARC H 7 1 0 A M T O 8 P MMONDAY , MARC H 9 f 1 0 A M T O T O 8 P M MONDAY MARC H 9th 1959 LAST DAYTh t Thirtiet h da y precedin g sai d Electio n Fro a 8 ocloc k a m tati l I ocloc k p m o n lai d da y fo rpurpoa o o f REVIEWIN G th e REGISTRATIO N an d RBGlS TIN G inc h o f th e oaaMfie d eloctor i l a sai d CIT Y a a SHAL L PBRL Y appl y therefor Th e nam e o f a o oreo a ba t a a ACTUA L RESIDEN T o f 4 freatne t i t th e tim e o f registration , an d entitle d nude tip Qgf rftltotjoa i f remaiaia g aac h resident , t o rot a a t th e nex t i aha Q b a entere d fa tha registratio n book Electo r Unabl e T o Mak e Persona lApplication , Procedur eSEC 14 A ay electo r wh o l a aaabl o t o mak e pertoma fregistratio n becaus e o f phyilaa l disabilit y o r iTh i d t Vil l J hi h h i lj Jeatloa fo r g o pyilaa l disabilit y o r itesss ifro a th e Township , dt y o r Villag e J whic h hi lejaJresSas U located , ma y b o regietere d prio r t o th a alos a o r regtstrattos jbefor e an y eleetlo a o r primar y electio n b y securin g fro m tfgaClar k o f th a Township , cit y o r Villag e I n whic h bloaato i 2Ufa roaklanoa , dapUeet e rajrlatratio B eard s an d multa j dapUsa U th a regjsiratio m effldaTl t befor e a notar y pabH F methe r office r legall y aathoriao d t o administe r oath s an dsuc h regiatrstlo a aard a t o th a Clar k o f th e Township ,Tillag e befor e th e o f cfifa a hoar s o n th e las t da ytratio a prio r t o aaj r mlf m fHmff oleetioa Th e m aU s e r othe r affloa r 1 TfipTtjfl f thVoat h aha U si n M ath e Un a fi r th a sigaalS t a T th e registraUo a o f floo r ai dtat a hi s title Unregistere d Person s No t Entitle d T o Vet oSEC 491 Th o taapostora of alsctio B a t aa alts a e r W0muf electio n l a thi s State , o r i n aa y District , coat i TaWMss mlt y o r Villag e thereof , shal l mo t reced e th e rot e f a r Pfraj jwhos e nam e l a no t registere d i n th o regJatraUoaTvooa l m fsa Township , War d o r Prealaa t i n whic h h o effor t to fTide d unde r Ac t 116 , P A 1954 Transfe r o f Registration Application , fla tSEC IH An y rcglsUrajfelaeto r ma y apo a chasf a e fiene e withi a th t Cit y caus a hi t registratio n t o b e traar thi s ne w addraa a b y sendin g t a th a Cler k a signe d rtMftt ,ill s presen t address , th e dat a h a mofo d thereto , ta d tas fro m whic h h a wa a las t roistered , o r b y applyin g l aa tranafer Sac k transfer shal l ao t b a mad e ifthi a t hs t precedia f aa j okctio a o f pdmar f aleepH hMURRA Y KENNED Y Townshi p Cler k MM U e a f a , Februar y 25,195 9en d wit h th e Ros s Lamb aOhio 11 4 isMarily n Brow n an d Bi n Giw a o f1 rtvolt were Sunda y gues s o f th ejme a Whi t ley Th e Jerr y Henry a o f DeUol t an dLamber t Henry s wer e Sunda yMr an d Mr Jo e Griffit h an d She r I fjest o f th L J Henry s o n wer e Suia y gutat s o f th e Do Qt Shm n famil y o f An nGriffith s U i Mt PlrfBfc hrbo r wef e Sunda y guest o f Mrs Mr an d Mrs Sta j Dinke l an dwer e i n How Saturday Sheheu Wag ViTh e Hone y Cree k ianr v Burea u , e t wit h Mr an d Mr 8 Alber t Shi rTommi e Ritte r spe t th e wee k t Fridm yth t Lyn n Hende e hr W Jimrm e j Th e prr y Brow n famil y o f An nNash I Arbo r wer e Sunda y guest s o t th e fcslph Halls, Mr s Rut h Ritte r a i Isabel Nas H M SpToU t Spen t th e we ei wer e i n Jackso n SattHtey 1 A d it h th Charle s Soul e famil y i n 2 8 member s o f tttAy Chapte r I Rwe D X attende d U N Friendshi p Te d Ads an d wif e o f Detroi tNigh t a t FowiexvilJ rueiday t d Mr s Joh n Boye r o f Chelse a cal l1 Willlla m Sheha n Sunda y Mr s Ev a Teuto n t Rocheste r w u Geral d Henr y wa s hom e fro m De a Sunda y gues t o f Ctoocgl e Me v th e wee k end bm Robert Pik e an d wif e spen t Frida yi jt h th e WiUia m Murdock s o f Hal lTh Joh n Pau l Wre a spen t lh r s corner s Th e Rober t Seefial s wer e Sunda y j Th e Haro W Heuma n famil y o fdinne r guest s ot th e Lawrene Tslant i wer e Sunda y guest s o f th ePaugh s honorn g San s birthday Th e Kennet h Fry o f Brighto n spea t Sunda y wiU l y Burn s an d, wit eJ Leste r McAfe e L a patien t a t M eIhe r so n hospita l rocervM6 6 PINCKNE ROA Dualit y Merchandis eLO W PRICE SBee r an d Wb e ToTakeOr iPttON E HOWEL L 705J 2HELLE 1Sprout s Mrs Mar y Elle n Rea d cam eFlorid a Friday Sh e sai di s abou t th e sam e On e ar man d hi s visio n bu t h e isabl e t ol e tCaro l Mille r attende d a Gir l Scou ta t Fla t 1O over th e tPHON E 28 4 FLOWERSrfOWELLClar e MlUe r an d wif e wer e nD eSunday Campbel l an d wif e attende ddinne r Sunda y n the Car l Lent a t LansLn g hororiii g thei r ann 1 Sunda y guest s a t th e Leste r Me A fe e hom e wer e Bil l Karona , Tin Gallaghe r an d Jo Kenned y o f D euoit Leonard Devereav m an d wif e otUtie a Mis Bes s riieau x an d ih jCar l BidweU s at Brighton , MrLelt y Deal , Graa t RapidS j Mr an dMrs Jame s Fore t ut d Mr s EUe a a ften e4 a dinne r Sunda y a t th e V iNewma n o f An n Ar r callie d n th e t vti , hAm o rrovnrvyTh e Dic k Youn g famil y o f Flin tbille d o n h e Andre w Campbell sSaturday Wit h th e Jac k Young s the yV Merry Christma s an d Happ y Ne w Yea r i o Al l COA L SUNOC O FUE L OI L A 4 111H1 X ir NO W AN D kA B Y TH E 1H E MONT H4 J H O fUV B A LARG E OTOCK OI iJMiC A A BUILDO Be n White s Friday Mrs Blaiic h Clar k an d Mrs GAV iClar k visite d th e fciiamett Clark a mi y i n Howei l SattKfc y ih e To m Clar k fairl y t l Ann Arbo rcalle d o n th e Mr a Haigaift t Clar Ciur k famil y Sun4a fMr an d Mr s Merwi n Campbel lattende d a birthda j part y Saturda yTo r Gran t War d cent Youn hom e i n freKory Kennet h Reaso n am i wil e o f An nubo r calle d o n Mrs Edn a Reaso nw d th e Ro y Reaso n iamil y Sunday ber t Shirle y an fl wif e spen t Su n iiiri y wit h th e Gayl e Shirley s a t Wo d i7 HAMI6 8 DEXTE RLake Her b ialmor wif e an d Pa t sper Iiinda y i n FJintwit h th e Herb Palme r family , L HOLY SONSDfcXTfiRThe C J Clinton callled onJohn Ruttmans of Marion ThursdayWalter Clinton assft ivifa 4 BlackLuke visited the c J, CUutonsEVERYONE WELCOMEFISH FRYFRIDAY FEBRUARY 27,1959 at ST MARYS PARISH HALL Pinckney, Michigan Adults 125 Children 75ci NO CHAROI FOR CHILDREN UNDER 5S30 PM UNTIL ALL ARE SERVEDSponsored by St Fatima Guild Bottle Gast FOR COOKING WATER HEATING AND HOME HEATING WYLJEL, GASFHONE 63 HOWELL The Vuice LaRoaa Mrs, EleanorJ edwidge and DaM spent SunSaf with the Roscor fitrftoroughs iaPoyal Oak ,The Winston Baugfcn family wer Sunday guesU J H Fraak Clark 1 of MilfordDonate Baughn, Larry VanSlarabrook and Jeff Liadaji attended tht DeMolay rifle sho ift Ann ArborSunday Mesdamas Eva tofquiat, MaaBryan, Mable HaHNi and Emm Boyd were in Detroit conferring withMother Coburn In faflard to thebow Assembly to ba JMM here In Ma The Arthur Ktjdl family of thtt Iich San were Swday guests Mrs Edna Spears aai Jack Sheldoitj The Jack FoUick family of Detrolft culled on the Henry JUucks SundayThe Gerald Kenn4r Umily of Howell spent Sunday W the IrvKennedya, Mrs Thressa Cafl home aftPspending a week Mfe Mr MarjortaStapish mear Chelae Nancy Nash attested a party atMSU ,East Lansing Friday The Dr, Jame Maah family dColdwater were waaft sad guet Uthe Lynn Hendeet Olia Robinson attl wife called o Iharry Dodd family a Royal Ja Sunday and the SUMt McConacnlcftot DetroitI The following f the DeMolaySaturday night Mr M Mrs Daai VauSlambrook and Jgrrj Mr and Mrs Winston BauJ tWA Barbara,Mrs Ruth Swartfert Mrs AnReason St Marys Altar lsy will hold a, St PirSeka dtea tJMlr haU amMarcto 15 Tha Ladies MUtomry Joctety ofthe Ptople1 church met with MrsWoodroe Vassey Tuesday night J Tht 8th grade basket ball team won at Chelsea Wednesday night 4to 21 Th Jack Clark family of Dexttfand the Dr James Nash family ej Coldwater eaUed on the Mark Nashjftmily lusday , heres aljienw oi not waterk new electric water neater GET IT HOT GET A LOT to put that sparkle back Into china andglassware Dishwashing ts easier and quicker when thfi waters really hot, and theres plenty of it for rinsingThanks to Edisons Super Supply Plan, a new electric water heater is always on the alertday or nightto supply hot water for all family needs Heres the convenient, modern way to GET IT HOT GET A LOTfor an operating cost as low as 388 per monthOnly electric water beaten give you all these Importam advantagetiattendedat Howeil x Efficientthe heat goes into thewaterx Install anywhereneed not be near a chimneyx Long litemeet Edisons rigid standardsx Automaticall the timeSee your plumber or x Fastnew, more efficient heatingunitsx Outer shellcool to the touch ail overx Edison maintains electrical parts without chargefx SafecleanquietmodemDKTROIT EDISONIRVI SOUTHKASTCRN MICHIOANThe hlsh hool Urif pUd t Christine Dinkel pt th, w J Mohy night Ji will with th Hugh MeMUlM tolly 5 R Addeyot theMr and Mrs Ona Campbell attend WlBtaattMitoa tad wife, Jaettton tkmtt gUMt ot th th funeral of Mrs KU Jdtl6wer Sunday gUMts of the Oeorg Mr Irene Jack trtd Arbor latt Wmtdy VanNormam P heeftltal MotV Ur ay MNCKNEYX,by Rl SS KINGKLHARDT, Manager MORI AND MORE mothers are appreciating the peace of mind that romeafrom giving their children phon home money whenever they go out One mother puts it this way Phonehome money is as important for chisdren as a handkerchief Often theywast to go somewhere straight from school Its such t Comfort to me to know that theyll phone me first And fromthe childrens point of view, help is now always as uear ast public call boothWILL MOM MAKE IT Winaha be able to rush from the hower downstairs to the phonebefore it stops ringing Will she lip or trip on the way Andafterwards, when the panic hasdied down, will you perhaps decide ,Mom deserves a special gift anextension phone in her bedroom,handy to the bathroom so that she never has to rush again Callthe Business Office, Michigan Bell Telephone Company, forTALKING OF bedroom extensions, weve just heard of aman who sprained his thumb when he stumbled, on hisway downstairs to answer a nighttime phone call Shortlyafter, he had a bedside extension installed But guess what happened the very next time he had a late phone callhe was all the way downstairs and groping for switchesand muttering to himself before ha realized that there Was now no need to stir from bedWITH ALASKA ONE OF us, a lot oi j,are going to be busy with needles, thread and CXIM st Talking of flags, did you know thai the wuiicPs w belongs to Michiganor more exactly, v tlicj I HudsonCompany in Detroit Its vital statisticsheight 104 fniwidth 235 feet, weight tf ton The oldest existing Aiucri ,flag can be seen at the museum iu Old rioruiniji, VThejirst flag to use the stars and stripes v , m by Betsy Ross in her cottage in Philddrl lu,, n n itiuaal shrine The design was approve ,u Junr 4, 1777inc tS1vV , Jki rxfyJ I UKEUtD MESS HOUSEEXTENDING OHM ANNUAL MIA OB TWO MOBS WEBK ffOPESSKMUL CttflW jJARY 25 TO MARCH50 PERCENT OFF ON ALL LAMES DSES8 AND SKptTSSPECIAL OKOCP OW MESSES AT ft5 TO flltS NOW Stt20 OFFON ALL HOSIERY AND LINGERIE50 PERCENT OFFON ALL CHILDRENS JE8ES AND SKJBTS50 PERCENT OFFONFALL SLEEP WEABSAND MANY MORE BARGAINS WVHfAL BOMBRkterT V Service Fml t ItMriMI Ifc125 Webster StMidland Drive, Strai8 a m to 9 p m, Open SundI LOST A German Shepherd Dogma, FOR SALE fulI of hay loO3e Day, male, hlack and tan, 3 years pnd baledA1i the hay baTn for ioo, c Id Wayne Ellsworth 1900 Beardsley Road Mowers faniMSD6 Kane Road Stockbridge, Mich FOR RENT Modern furnished fourWILL THE PARTYwho picked up a voomH bath apart pinckpair mens leather gloves in the Mo vry reasonabfe rentMrs Oscar Beck Pherson Bank building, Saturday, lah0ie UP 334please return them to the bankTheywere a Christmas present IIarld Porter VOR SALEtA Kelvinator Frigidafre, Call UPtown 83110POR RENT Modern seven room mmmmmhome at 11900 Glenbrook Road ,Beau FQR SALK Cub Sco fill AtiAn v rirt v Ul 8 to 10 Scout Water Camen,ScoutCookingEquipment, Scout Knapsack,Two Oeceasional Arm Chairs, red leather upholstering Twin Wash SOME REAL BARGAINFOR THE MONTH OF JANUARYIAILEYTHE MONUMENT MANft label t Mteki,411W1 lawDR G iL McOOSfcE OfficeWYLIE,,u tful location on river, Reasonable rentFor information call Mrs Oscar Bm 83434IBE THtATRB LakeVd thru Satj Feb 35 thru 28 Ingredman and Ourt Jurgens Robert DonatinTHE INN OF SIXTH HAPPINESSin Cinemascope and Color Color Cartoon an New Tubs Plioun UPtown 83414FOR RENTWlnterized cottage atlage Iake John McNamaraPhone Howell 1535M11iOR SALK Block or slab woodCarl Holistsr Call UP 8321P OF 8 8146Dr H R Holmqubt1 tM Md 5 to 7 byAC900 W Grand RW HRK3HT0NTmvMaodclfeSawfjIiiii Shop LAWN MOWER 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WOMANResponsible person from this area,to service and collect from electricNewa cigarette dispensers No selling Car references, and 44900 to 2,24500investmenl nefogssciry 7 to 12 houi3weekly nets excellent returnbilitj fulllime work, or localview give phone and particulars, Writ International Saies Mfg Cicf in Inc P O Box 6213 Chicago80 111 fUll SALEOne AutomaticaHadU washer 40, in good condition,Osl Normandy 9G524LADJESThe Avon Opportunity given youIxtra Money New Interest A business of your own opening In Pinckney and Putnam townshipFor appointment write Mrs Allen Hucking 5664 School Sto Haslett WANTED BABY SITTING will loU housework aad waahings Ph UP FOR RENTFurnished roomJohn Gerycx, 454 DexterWANTED Baby Sitting In my bomt Eva Lobdell, Kellenberger311 Hamburg St, PinckneyFOR SALESmU hou on in FOR RJsrr Housee on Southacres of land located as rrtfor Laka S pncln Sylvester and FrancisCall UP 83419rKlUTS VEGETABLESFOR SALECord Wood and FirepiaoeMilton , Carver, phone UP 86685FOR 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and Adoress, StockI Stamp 40c each Fast Accurate Servlc fiERGERS RUBBER STAMP WORKS1 WEBfAN DR PINCKNOTR L SORRELLWater Welii and PumpsAll Hakes of Pumps Serviced 8 DexterPinckney RoadIAS 9454 William Davit UDINQ AKD ROOFING AND REMODELLINGIttf K Gd River, HowU Phone HotM 717 Mannments Conventional TermsHANNEn IZERNOW AMD AWHD XBBHi Ml FARMERS PEED SUPPLYPHONE UP 8 5511 ,A Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 25, 1959 Description An account of the resource February 25, 1959 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1959-02-25 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/5b9c8dc0bda3f0e230363b6dfbb1730f.pdf b5d61c2aea8008c65b5f6e330c8600a0 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. , 614 1 HE PINCKNEY DISPATCH TW Mitfcfeii Mkrar NeigkbormfCities scared a major victory aginat tne pollution oi the air its citizensbreath Contaminated air is benx fought here as well is Caiitoi uiaThe Mich, Supreme Court ruled theCity of Detroit caa write an ordinanoe to control smoke from boats onthe Detroit River This could extendto other eitie Money in a problem lor local govemments also Some of them wanta share of any new tax the statelevies Others want power to levymore kinds of taxes The legislature a turned these requests down in thepastThey refused to let Saginaw enact an income tax The cities want tolevy excise taxes and also on hoteland motel bills which are not novtaxed Michigan will have one non contraversal amendment on the ballot,it would change the name of theMich State Board of Agriculture t The barn on the Robert Voge farmPlainfieid, burned last week 35and Jarm tools were lost Gregoy,Siuckbrtdge and Fowlerville fire dept were calledStookbridge won the IaghamCounty league title with a 10 o, 2lost record j The Gregory fire dept was called out last week wheu the house traileroi David Haines caught fire The United States governmentmoved into 63 new postoffiees latyears Tney were built by private capitol aud leased to the government 3 Hungarian refugees are comingto Fowlerville to live 2 are sponsored by the Methodist church there and I by the Ioseo church The Fowlerville school board issued an edict last December that blu jean Vaiinnot b worn by pupils toschool Ths Parent Teacher Assn isgainst it It say a the act was axbitthe Board of Mich State University ary and should haejbeen voted on bycf Agriculure and Applied Science the people The board says they can to the peopleAlso several more colleges wouldchanged to universitiesThe Michigan legislature is tied upaan It was 55 to 55 then a Demoocrat died Now Speaker George VanFeursem Republican resigned Thf not run to the people with everyiHtle thing H V Sober of Fowlerville celebratd his 98th birthday last week The Brighton firemen will hold apancake supper March 21 to raiseovor as they threatened as thereare always 3 or 4 absenteesCOYSI RYATION NOTKS Scouts, groups of school childrenisportsmen and others are showing o great interest in tree cutting pro,jtCtA to prevent deer starvation The conservation dept is offering information on what trees to cut and whero to cut them Cutting without permisflsion is against the law The deptsays tree cutting is no permanent cureThe only remedy is to reduce the sizeof the deer herds, Vandalism in Michigan state park cost tax payers 5500 last year Michigan petroleum industry yield ed 1,734,424,000 cubic ft of gas trorrApril 1 to Dec 1 last year and 844,963barrels of oil in December Onejgastiibfew up atAlbion KfllhflT sevepeopleMarcus Scaaaf, 79, the first stotaforester and a veteran of 39 yearsWith the dept died, at East Lansinglast Democrats have not had a chance to money tor their building fundGeorge Nichols of Chilson wag apatiet at McPherso nospltai HJs naughter ,Janet, also had a tonsil opfratfion there Joe and Jack Jeffreys are playing lasket ballwth the Howell SaniUryin the Howell league Howell high school will play m theKent on basket ball tournamentThe Howellnights Templar have a pancake suppji the Masonic hVU jthere March 13 iThe Brighton school bond vow ifMarch 9 The City of Lansing observes herCentennial this yearMichael Clark, 4, Son of the Emmett Clarks of HoweU is a patient atUniversity hospital, Ann Arbor Tho engagement of Donna Gudith,daughter fo the Reece Gudiths to SToy OP ACHARACCHANCE TfONON THROUGH ANDDEVELOPMENTft UtSOJUfTORV RESEARCK, IT HAS 9f8N AN AMERICAN TRAITTWCtHtHC RISKS TH No tElementary Kindergarten, MrsLois Chambers and new shoes Ricky Bielein hachicken pox Chuck Strhafer has a neA outfit Sharon Ludwig hus nevbeds Bobby Chapmans granifather died Mike Jones is sick vVe he ii soon batkPeniiy Pietrasear infection but is back in school CurretTHE RK Wf ajyULATf THf REWARDS AS WELL,VO PfTVRMlNC WHgTHCJtTMttHANCC 8 W0TH TAKINGWC MAVCA TAKttt4jFV INSURANCE OK SAVINGS,Wt Mflt FRCCfl TO fAtigOUft APVAMCEMKHT ISKSHigh Sckool BASKETBALLManchester anal had Catbolif ChurchFlorida is there 77 to 60,Michigan State University Singers i lfad at the startTHREE MEN HEUDState police got a call last weekthat car was in the ditch on DoyleBoad They found a Studebaker therewith three men in it who had had toomuch to drink, There were burglarttools in the car and the license plates were reported stolen from aDetroit police car The stolen plateleport proved to be an errorTne oawere held awhile and releasedTheywere Norman LaBlanc of Ed Dalph Brooklyn and Trahno Detroit LeBlance and Dalph haveboth served time or larceny IKTEORSGAT1ON FIGHTTh Detroit police dept is staginga sitdown strike over nego integ ration in the dept Detroit has 4,36sPolice of whom only 133 are negroes Com Hart has just announced an inttfration policy Heretofore thesagro officers have been concentrated in precincts with big negro populaton Now they are placed in all precinct and the prowl cars will nave one negro and one white officerThewhit officers do not like this and arcrfusrnt to do their duty notably in tiokotiag cars with 1956 licenseplate, iifftyor Mirranni recently replaced,Com Pigging an experiened commiasioner with an inexperiencedoe and he seems at logs what to do How long do you think they wouKiftt with their dtdown if Frank Croul, Couxenj or Frank Eamai 1eommUsioner Calvin ColHdge Iroat to Mnactfeacautlie put down the Boston nre at Howell April 2Mrs Hertha Stearns of Fowlervillefell on the ire and broke her hpShe isnt McPherson hospitalSix deer were killed by cars inWashtenaw county last week The Jeree Willis familly of SouthLyon are going to Alaska with ttt fWers His family consists of his wileend 3 small children They get 160acres of free land and have to culivate20 of it South Lyon votes on a 450,000rhoftl bond isssue March 7 Mrs Minnie Goodremnt ,92, died atthe Methodist Old Peoples Home atChelsea last Tuesday She leaves ason, Don, of Detroit and a daughter,Mrs Carl Steinacke of Florida Burial A as at Morenci Mrs Pauline Joffee of Bloomfieldtownship was injured while learningto ski at the Boyne Mt Ski Cluband has sued the club for 26,500damages ed Gordon LaBelHPinckney with 14,Pinckney plays in the Dexter tottfanient They drew a bye and play tiltwinner of the Manchester Dextefgame Friday There is quite a stronglineup St ThomaUnrversity aejl j Chelsea being in it , jIn other games after trailing magicf the game Hartlnd sprang a flVprise by beating Dexter 34 to 33 on last minute basket Boysville beat South Lyon 58 to Vto take the title Luig Taylor theftstar was high with 5 McManus hi415 Obervich Iwas high for SoutaLyon with 9 Boysville made 22 floOtphots and 10 free tthrown, South12 floor shots and 9 free throws They went Inwere neverwas highSoffowtl Mother Noveaa TXQ130 to fee P MiatiMute Ckurciirtev Beeliyt PaavorWaiur Each First GraJa Mr KooottrMike Brennemans unle from ovisited them David liehringer visited grandmother in Howell who go ing to Florida Gent Koch fell n Uifice and had to Jiaxe s tit dies BtvMichael had the flu hut s bak ns hool, Sharon egits ytandniutiie burned and vus in the hospUa1Quesenbeirys giaJiflinothei lionginia was hereTerO Kussel iikwindow with his snow shovel Uii Souther helped hi molhei shopinrt uiHighfill visitfi hisMichael had the flue hut is ba kshool after the rhukenpox K Kniple went to Howeil SaiunluJames Beiuieit sa tJ1 shrine iriu in Detroit laues Nash biought MJIIK1pictures and shells haU from Flui ilaIJavid Zezulka saw Sinbafi in lAlnn Ryan was in Detioit to Pgrandmother who is iH John ner visited his grandmother inChelsea Kitty Centen went D iioit Sunday and Kt a new cainvraIatty Pucketl has a new acuuicUiand fan play it, John Blackld Deatboin to visit his aunt Grtda Mia AndersonSharon Potters jaiher is sjck andthe doctor Maiy Plummer ha u DeWayiie BaPi ismaking a grader for his 1 racialChristine Lines cousin has 1J Uiplllaibs A lady bought 4 Billy L, WyliuTcnt to Sunday school with Davi Michael They got stunk in the drivway and a man pushed them outPattySprout went to the show Sjnday Isolde Friessler got a nla and pair of earings Harold brJther made a We neverwould have thought itsnrprising things happen LesMerritt ir the Livingston County Pres laM week, corner out for legalized bingoThai is nhe otiiy onelusion U b tiawn as lie printed an editorialfrom the Tuscola County AdvertiserD Caro, praising the accomplishmentol Gov Meyner of New Jersey who happens to be a Democrat Meyuleaf Is the editorial balanced his budget and finished the year with a balance on hand AH without levyingtny new taXf, The editorial conclude ,Williams should go to New Jeriey how to run a state from afellow Democrat, who was a succetilt the fiisi place the levying of o taxes is false New Jersey legali nd levied a big euougiit o pav all government costs aid of existing taxes Miendeftaed an amendment to legaLize bingo s,nie years ago Tie stato , eada who ha little industry oragiiultuie gtt by on its income from iiirc iiiills and ganibling houses,iraif KcJlys kingdom of Monaco iivies no taes the income from ttthf iilfls two bjggost gambling casinosUing sunicient to pay all expenaet Michigan gels a rakeoff Jrom horseuiii gambling but has shied away fiom other foiins of gamblingAnn ually a hill providing for a state Jott1 iv is ijitroducerl in legislature It got4 otcs this yuar the most ever did, otes arc needed Thousand ofh swiepstake tickets ae soldMichigan every year andtaxiin ichigan People have wem whOtctuies appear in the papersIlie Iowlorville school board hastirred up a storm by banningtiie wearing ,f blur jeans to school,Ihis pracliM started aroond the J tl,e last world war a aap, aCaarcaVest betwoso LuadillaHdStkWt, h elect ittw officersThaplants w planted last spring arscoming up Charles Ghrnger has177 rabbju Two rabbit together hadIS babies Jack Haas had 25 but Wtfcsel Wiled one We miss M,JUUlcabtfwJaek Haas and Charlei BASKETBALL SCORESMason 82 f HoweU 60 BrightonBloomfieW Hills 52 University66, Chelsea 54 Milan 59, Flat51 Dundee 52, Roosevelt 4451, Saline 45 Byron 73, Mich Daftf34 Linden 60Flint Dye 55OkeflMM54, Fowlerville 49 WebbervUleMorrice 54 , 4r ByooKs Saatfera, PastorayGaa 146 AM1090 AM TM P M tWV M 7 t U800 p mSiOtpmCwu ICtarclfeJ I W Winer, Tutor Worahjp 1045 acbotfi mNAMED mbVBE Of TBE TRAtL At a banquet at Lowing last wekattended by 850 tefUbttors, stateofficials and bufa Chesterof 588 HaHett SttJacksonnamed driver of th yaf atfflGahrlnergrbuad Indian bnrtaled with the Michigan Teamr awardG Mennen Williams, Seartng has driven 23 years for the Int erst ate Trucking Company withoutn accident He is 53 ,has a wife, 11 year old daughter aad a aon in tbtair corp b Japta BLANCHE MARTINMiss Blanche Martin, 75,wafoUdead in the home of Mr and Mrs,ftndMrs Webster Strong at 865 PattersoTake Road, about 330 p m TuesdayShe sufferd a stroke 2 years ago an4 had Uved with Mr and Mrs Stoflg , about 9 months They went to HoWeB JOIN THE EXPLORERSTuesday and were gone about an hoot To All Boys in the 9th grade On their return they found her deed 14 to 18 who would like to go on in the bathroom Coroner Nils Claxk a0Bpouta hikes and many otherof Brighton was called P oia th Explorers The meetThe deceased was born in Putnam Up are the lit and 3rd Thursday vftownship Mich 31, 1883, the daughter jtfct month See Paul HoweUof Wheeler and Mary Jane Northrop Third GraAe June DarrowJudy Hulls family saw Sinbadlindaezuika saw the ieapades SundayKicky Sowers biithriay was Monday,1 inda Whjtlyy visiied Pontiff couin Suijiiay Ioan iardncr saw,wuod Donna PeKits dad shot a rabljilt Becky Henry wunt fishing Sat urflay No luck Susan iiaut,hn visitrilie1 Kfand parnis SundayThird GrauM Mrs, HenryW have our cotton project on tlvIUlletin bard Wcs Scott had birthday and Kot u atch Kay L visitedt his grandfather SundayNorth had infection in herMany arc aeni du to 1lulruce iycie inarit a sciap book olanimals Linus Hutchihys was itltrskat ins Kicky Wilson went with hiitiad to midget car lact1 SoU Carverha, new glasses, iat McKennaTom Sawyer and Gullivers TravelsFourth Grade, Sffrs CainpoiiNancy Bondf Kenny hischei, Siley Mollistei , James Kouri iwnSprout and Loufelas Winger all papeis in a 0 word ruvitest John While Jimmyi Jimmy Kouri, Nancy BondCynthia Hughes, Fat West and TiiSproutt passed the 4 minute additionand subtraction comoination te The Red Book Render are making reasureVVV never saw any bluewlien we weni tJ school, When tnild for u passspd 1 he practise per,Mstcd u sudie iwgii school girls likedt look loufiyish Now in some casesIhtv may IJC a tieed for Ft if the farffilV is lajgeWV bclejve the policy heroi to lei, tiiMi be uoui in the eiemmtary rlu0 but not the hih school a need can he shownTn lOLOonai 195H 401 ,Off 1 foreign mad carin the Inifed States Ofvroffpman Volkswagj wiy it look the bigAim ican auto conipanies so lOrjg to thoie WHS a demand for a cheaperind smaller car Now Ford Chrysler ird General Motors are to come outwith low priced cars tot sell around LOiH This puzzles us as we do notiJl s TI11 a vs rjrc for a car Be fon World War 1 Hpnry Ford wajiinK his od,I T Or le8s than 5J0 h said ht w, building a car for thenuliiiifjf arvt he hUi the nation onwhefi Since then the price ol Can lame for the hijfh prjee 01 cart1 i high as the old Model Tiiili ceisi ,, materials and wages cJiisihcd anH they are now o ortiling thai does not jibe isaRes ar so axcesssve why does not forking man have enough moneyluy a now car ,Martfau She was the Ut of a family of 6 chldren and was past matro ifPtnckney Chapter 145 O E S and Amember of the Plnckney CommunityCongregational Church Tht funeral is at Swarthout Funatal Home on Friday at 2 p m,Rev JW Winger officiating Burial la theSprout Cemetery , 1ARTH1H MARSHALLArthur Marshall, 70, died atMemorial nospitAfc ,OWIMO iFuneral at Swarthout funeralfiatur4ay Survtvlaf iOs AV and 4 daughter theUJBtGSTON COUNTY TAX SAUBpublication of the Livtagatentax al which U in May beginstil fete issue of the Dispatch and eon for 5 weeks It will be found o Mde supplement There are ome ilscripUons, dmble that of lastOJU Regular meeUng March 10 Friendship Night itmovies ol Ihe story of Hansel andG ret el The follow ing have not botbeen or tardy since school startedNancy Bond, Carol GydeHollister , Cindy HughesMagus, Thomas Mitchell TaoyShettelroe ,Tim Sprout and Frank Zexulka Jinimy Baugh jiaw the capiiol building in Lansing SundayFrank Zezulka saw Sinbad a Saturday Toby Shettelroe Rudy JosephDianna Biliy Puckettand Linda Clough saw Tom Sawyerond Gullivers TravelsFifth Grade, Mrs Rene MillerSpelling champs are JoyceElaine Darrow, Susan Craig,Carver Arthur Potter, Dennis Roy While the,iid to he inlrovj says State ot Michigan the red State TreeJUrer he stte still has some,Y II 4877 on deposit in state banks You ask how come The answer icthat it s earmarked funds earmarkedhy the people themselves when theyvote amendments into the constitution For instance the state hignway funds are earmarked, the schoolfunds, the conservation funds, tax can only be used to buy libraryhooks, another to buy playgroundequipment Then there is the veterajMtrust fund, sorial security retirement funds etc The general fund isone in the red dnolds Patrol boys ot the month with is our substituteperfect records are Duane Knapp,nd Ry Kellenberger 7th grade Sixth Grade, Mr TaehWe are handing in our unit OH UMiddle Ages Wednesday Mrs7thEddie McGanahaa 6th and Dennis Fifth and Sixth ,MrtGeorge and John Colcatfor a hike in the, woods14 Card Party at Masonic a reh 3D Parker and Mike Corver 5th,We con I in ChelseaThe Peoplesgratulate you AU but 17 have com hfts a Sunday school contestpleted our arithmetic booksWe made td t a ytHowctfi aliibirthday cards for JeffHendee and Kathy telroe aw Linda Shlrey aadrs, MiUer spank fad stnbftd Villag eELECT P1 Netatef Mr Rober t AfljgK fcrmr localre s len t wa s kafcjfjgg p a P Ma ouut e trai n a t Bowel Thnday He r grandaugBto r wa s bjjQ yan d th e hors e sh e wa a drfvta gkilled Giug e Hassencaha l ha s Pttrchas e d th e Orl a Wheele r farmA T TH E PUTNA M TOWNSHI P HAL LT O TH E QUALIFIE D ELECTOR S O F TH EVILLAG E O F PINCKNE YCOUNT Y o f LIVINGSTON STAT E o f MIC HMo nFO R ELECTIO N O F TH E FOLLOWIN G rFlCER SPRESIDEN TTREASURE RCLER KTHRE E TRUSTEE S FO R Tw o Yea r Ter mON E ASSESSO R Bland i t buUdm C a31x72 Fran k Mora n Son wl d o th areaso n work Jame s Roch e returne d fro m th eChicag o rac e hors e sal Friday H ough t tw o horses William , th e onl y so n o f Mr sa dj M rs E d Kearne y o f Jackso n Nebra sku , U d o f chicke n po x las t week ,MrsMari a Piymptoa s hom e go t fir elas t week but th e baz e wa s extinguis hti Ed Coo k is repairin g itH H Swarthou t ha s sol d hi s far my t Cordel y Lak e t o Toled o parties O n accoun t o f poo r eyesigh t Gen eCampbel l ha s discontinue d watc h r epairing A t th e Republica n oount y conven tio n a t Howel l Georg e Templ e wa sr ame d delegat e t o th e stat e coave nTio n a t Saginaw Th e Howel l Poultr y Assn ha s el ecte d th e followin g officers Pie,Dr E L A very Vic e Pre s t As a Par shal l Sec , Plin y Henr y iTreas, , Ro yiSchoenhal s Joh n Watson , 72 die d Feb26 H emarrie d Margare t Monk s wh o die d 7year s ag o Ther e ar e tw o son s ,E mriet l an d Charles ,Mar k Swarthou t wh o move d t oChelse a ha s bough t th e Marcellu sMeyer s plac e an d wil l mov e bac Hhere Harr y Lave y is workin g fo r Abli nPfau Ber t VanBairjcu m is visitin g inGree n Oa k ,4 8 attende d a surpris e part y Fr tALS O AN Y ADDITIONA L Aiv VPROPOSITION S THA T MA Y VMNotic e Relativ e t o Oe rClosin g o f th e P c 0 2ELEC T N IUV VSECTIO N 7 I On H e cb yShal l h e opene d t 7 vrk b e continu e u vM L an d n o longer LVCM V nirifi elin e a t th e poll s a t th n V IT thereo f shal l h e allriwv d t vTH E 1OIJ S o f s ocloc k an an d wil l o f sai d da y o f election 1 ary,,,MILDRE D ACKLEY VILLAG E CLER KPUTNA M TOWNSHI P TAXE SAN D DO G UCENSE S AR E NO W DU EPAYABL E A T M Y HOM E 54 5 E PUTNA MVMONDAY S AN D SATURDAY S 9 A M 5 P M HELE N REYNOLDS , TREASURE Rday nigh t a t th e Ber t Robert s hom eto r Da n Wainwrlgh t wh o ha s worke dther e fo r man y years H e is leaving ffote o 2 5 Year s Ag oTh e townshi p caucuse s wer e hel dSaturda y Th e Democra t ticke t isSup,M J Holsel Clerk , Lul u Dar rov Treas M Be n White High Com ,Wm , Darrow Justic e R GWebb WilHamJeffreys B d o f Rev NPacey ,Republica n ticket Sup , Fre d Slayton ,Hig h Com , ,Claud e SwarthoutTustice ,Jess e Richardson Bd o f Rev f Gu yHal l Pucknc y hig h schoo l playe d Eas tJackso n in th e Chelse a tournamen tan d los t 3 3 t o 29 , I n th e 2n d gam ethe y los t t o Chelse a 4 3 t o 19 Th e Maso n Masoni c Lodg e obse re s thei r SOt h anniversar y Thursday I o i Winsor , 82 , gran d secretar y isli e speake r A Pinckne y delegatio nwil l attend Ale x Kova c ple d guilt y t o th e mu rdet 1 f hi s stepfathe r Stev e Lazl oMi d WH S give n a life sentence Ja y Garnet t ha s move d t o Detroi twher e h e is workin g fo r th e Peoples Outfittin g Compan y Bor n t o Verno n Fis h an d wif e o fBradock , Pa A son , Frederic k Vernoi Eunic e Sprou t Crane , daughte r o fMr an d Mrs Rowle y Sprou t o fAnderso n die d a t th e hom e o f he rdaughte r ,Mrs Ell a Cufima n o f R one u Feb 21 He r husban d Rev A iCran e ,die d in 190 3 Ther e is aoge o f Pinckne y N o schoo l her e thi s week on ac coun t o f CW A wor k o n th school , jRolan d Briggs , forme r PiAckje yboy , no w o f Midlan d attende d th ePas t Master s Nigh t her e wit h Dr Franci s Laniui e FAmbros e Kenned y an d gir l frien dOJ H o wel l calle d o n u s Monda y night ,agai n Axnb RELIABL EBUSINES S OPPORTUNIT YMA N O R WOMA NResponsibl e perso n fro m thi s are a Ma n r Wom n t 0 istrut e complet et o nervic an d coUec t fro m electri c line 0 ci ar tte sdispeBtera N oan d 4490 0 t o 12,2450 0atceisiary 7 to 1 2 hour 3ntt t tJccellen t return Poseiwork , orjoca l inte r m an d particular sWWt InUrnatlona l Sale s A iffff C f XH Inc P O Bo x 621 3 Chicag on Putnam Township ,Pinckney,Mich Tuesday , Feb 1 Kegua r meetin g a t tow n hall Ai lboa d meuber s presen t Hendee , White ,Reynol d an d Kenned y Meetin g calle d t o orde r b y Sup JJendee UMinute s o f meetin g Jan 3 rea dan d approve d ,j Motio n b y White , suppbrte d b y 1 Wyli e t o pa y Lwr enc e Umstea d i 0fo r car e o f townshi p dump Carried I Motio n b y Kenftedy f suppporte d oyWyli e t o pa y th e followin g bills Detroi t Edison , light s 1SS 2Mich Bell , 5 phone sMa x Russel l ,de l ta x schoo l 32 2 PifpflWi i Stor eLAfiNE D tiOOOft 5HOt UNGERI kSROCER1E 5 GENT SKENNED Y GENERA L STOR EESTABLISHE D 186 5 INCORPORATE D 191 5man y way s do i you r ban ksrv ou r community I n ver y man y ways Member s o f ou r staff , officiall yam i unofficially , tak e a n activ e interes t i n matter s o floca l concern And , i n a large r sense , w e serv e th ecommunit y b y servin g th e financia l need s o f ou rneighbors W e transfe r funds safeguar d saving stn d value d articles len d mone y a t lo w cos t fo rworthwhil e purposes offe r counse l o n mone y mat ters I n short , w e d o ou r bes t t o serv e th e commu nit y a generou l helpin g o f convenience , safety ,econom y an d guidance Tel l u s ho w w e can serv e youMcPherso n Stat e Jian klw B Pinckne y Tears of Sat Banking S n Hne r Bon k Account snut s an dgum throug h ne w autoniati rier chandlser N o sellingW o wil l establis haccount s fo r y ou if you wish T o LJV Count y Treas , 12V Ssecur e part y mus t hav e ca r , an fas hcapito l o f 10 0 t o 170 0 whic h is seure d Excellen t earnin g par t tim eFul l tim e m or e Writ e V r Bo x 700 4Mr k 1 1 Minn Wlag r writet s u abou t a lo w, twee n Hop e an d O jH CWJif N wo n b y Hop e 2 2 t o 6 bel l fro m beginnin gttljr trie d 8 Qoo r LIVDfGSTOV LCMMK C CALENDA RMarl i 3 8 p m Regula r meetin gApril 4 Pai l Maet Nigh t t hig hschoo l 7pni , Gulf Servic e accoon t 4 r1 0an s Moto r Sale s , ga s fir e truc k 36 8Pincknp y Dispatch , printin g 20,t 0Mich BftJl , fir e hal l phon e 55 0Onio l Oi l Co , fue l oi l 682 8Murra y Kennedy , cler k supplies3,5 8Lawrenc e Umstead car e dum p 50,0 0Motio n t o pa y bill s carried Motio n t o adjour n carried Murrra y Kftnart y ,townaai p deri CARD O F THANK STh e relative s o f Arthu r McEac hi e n wis h t o than k th e neighbor s an dfriend s an d reiatitve s to r thei r kind nes s durin g th e passin g o f W brother W S , McEachre n famil yMis Georg e Vincen t famil yMrs J , J Jenning s 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CUftfboy Rwnyan Late NLadsi lee Itbor 6 Page 30Lot 6 1956Afc BwoyOB Uke HeightsJ446 or 43, 44, 45, 46, 4 ana 48 1956J26fc Lot, 7, 00, 2 and 83 rnr R, Uid iMorth 130 feet of Lots 8, 9,md i0 and Block 4 West a ot North l3olect ut ut 4 156 4896Jinn Rci cUiU land beginning r Northwest LUT of Lot 3, Block 9, on Soolh sde otrartd River, rhonce Southerly ot rhi angles with Grand River 12 rods fcastgrodi loweulm, of Hop Street, Northdiong Hope Street, 4 rod Westerly 4rou Northerly to boutherty tine of Grand Kiver, Westerly orond Kver to bogecpt bey at point distant Sooth 72fcdt 8i teef, Sooth Itf West 12 tootirofii Northedif cor lot 3 Block 9 for point of be9, iouth 11 fcdsl 53 212flots I, 2,Lor I Let 2 Lot 7Lor aLot I IffMS IMbM113113,3 2 410218845 1425 foe to pom ot Dey1u1rvo,601Lot 14 Pomt5777ot lSi,h , j w I ifi ilJ y, of19loi COLor 2Lot IJ2Lot 143tor 144Lot 145Lola 234 UKt ZMLou 24Loi 3IOLo 1Ion Sib, J2 no 329U 3 156Ilut iJuT 11 IfLlHJ JOof CoSt feet io91715460 or15460Of NVV iiyr irnj ONonli10 ,2 o404 40 t SLTOWN NO 1 NQAlrt, KANiiE NO 3 EAST , ,,Lot 147Lot 169 i95oCITY OP MJ0HTOMHoweil aViejtniu 195MM of ll ttll pat Iiouth ot H S,lIVcifot otU Nfc W Of Nt102 2 404 36906 If 01 t60id 0 1956 369fcmg ,0 2o rds Souin of C of on tat luie or West a of Si ,6 1, J rai, vtii 16rUs, Lif tj rus 10 t,4 oi aCH Of Nfc 4I4 40 iv56ot it1956ot it19561956195619561V541956 V4529247a 7743114 I 43 and 47 46 6 4 74 7i 74 7TOWNS I NOtTN of tiletl 4Beginning at Secthwaet OTftor of Lot Mock 5 Range 4 runAinej Wost 44 ofNorth 132 feet, for 46 feet Owth letfoot te befiinning7 Tt4 4fSHeiea AdditionLori I, 24, 21 and 22Lots 27, 2i, 29 and 3tLots 33 re 5i inclusive Lots 61, 62 ond 63Lots 75 to 77 indutlvoLois 13 144 52716 29032J23 James t Loos AdditionUnnumbered Lot between Lot 51 to 57 ymmnfi t Northeast corner ot Let Lots 7 and 1inente North 76 15, East 132 feet Sooth I 165 foot, Sooth 76 15, West 132 teer,North Ib5 feet lo ieyinnDy and HOUM1956 18504North 99 foot of Lets 68 nH 9 and Lot r9Sf4ti j5 and M to V44 induaive 156 13Lots 101 te 1M inclusive else lend lying be fween Lets and R 19O 741lots 114 to 1 Incloaive end Weet V5 ol Let lit Ifi6 2221Outlet A Lor 44 except1956Park SwMivtsieaLeiths SubdivisionMr9aii Park teer1381410731U8OtLu 11at Last V cor ot Sec,tt, South 3Mufl wV ia iO00 u4 401 40 East dii oOko tt,36 00 4ot ofiyj U Vi6 1693corndr of Sewioniu rVes1ot1956Handy Mjxtield ShoresLof 9lJf iij nId062 IS6661574 4,01404134 Lot il ,,rid 10Orfind j 11,VitlagoAddition, 5 turnerund Villaye I Town n tenterOi fromiU rods53491ot Lot , i,, Muth toV ,t, JOH it 27 40y 4 40 East 4Z56 r Sooth 8640 tasi 4782 tt, South 4V U 400JO0 r, South i4 JV 40 tail 5270tr, oouin 40 32r 40 tdSl 10634 ftNorth 85 38 20 Us lVd67 rt, Sourh8 12 40 East 12896 ft, 0 La to 1W ti, SoutiLJI 1379 tt South 70 38 40 II rt North a 41 20 tast i4510 point jn LJSI line of Sec, North o iJ Vasr 1031 rt jiong Last to oomt or be9 CCni 15ji4 HE 74 of i ,Lots 6 and 7 IV56 44aLots 12, 13, and Wast Vi of Lot 14Lots 17 and 18 1956 JOMOIS 27 and 28 1956 lySI lots 60 and 61 1956 263 Smith and McPhorten Addition 1956 8413and Lots 58, 60, and14fa of 4019561956 32356321Id 49 line no V6 roUs iony on Weil line3c 252I o SubdivisionLot 5Lake SubdivisioniVJO11,64VI32 13Lot 87Lot ILot 44ftecLoi 59fot 6,0 Martin trm lukn No 1UI LJBM 7 Pe 10IV56pwk Number Three 1956Mumfml Park Number Four u likw Pages 18 and 195619561956Or lafe UuU Farm 1956ILot 57NW 14 of Lof 63to D9 Ore LahLoti 29 and 30iots 8 to 10 Inttutrve 7 1956lv5oCountry Club1956Ore Iska Vw ftftdlvi,on NoLor 76 1956Lets 79 and M 1956 Lot 98 1956lot 99 JVjftPoanen s SubdivisionLOt 22 19 56Plaatanl Uks Hills Annsittot 41 1V56lot 64 and Wosr Vi of Lot 651956feast 12 of lot 65 and Let 661956Pleasant lake Hills Annex No 3lots 206 and 207 1956 Hiver Villay SubdivisionRac in LiltOJ 6 Page 9tot 17 1956RivarbeodwUJ SubdivisionUt 14 1956Lots 15 and 16 1U56 Riverbsniiwirte lubslivision No 1 lib 6 Ptga 10Lot 36 196Lot 41 956Lot 42 1956Lof 43 1956159910574197726 32 i12752 5696 VuVN NOIV V , O NOifH, RANot NO 4 EAST40 ,YVi V ul iLI VLOjl iL2i ,T,I NLjinit 111j, I ,V JofVVo i 1956I VJ6I pus or c 4U iOCcpl40411154 iB55 2 156on dt con f intersection of Cedar ia dmJ i i R K W jnd on , au oi id id kvV Itience Souih 1iait 1 yj J, Worth to South line of H, K v, Norfli westtriy atonynne of did RW to poCu ot hy Being jiiiM of Wast 2 ot sector22 I 56 6064 on Wtsr ino of Sec 19 ft Soutn ,1 xrseciion t West 11 n of See withuoiritrly line of J I K R R w fhtneetlis iS ft,, South 2bJ ft 10 No in line ot gnt,i ,iij uy the rort votor Co, n aNor 1,wesiony direction JO It to d pom J 43 if bouth of piio ot tjeg North 143It 10 ijcjuxin22 1956 3099, 2 acres f oiiuvny described land Bey at cer of Sec, Suuth 442 ft, toLLMi of road North 66 13 Wesi A7 ft,North 41i tl lo Jouth inia ol i KRW Souiti 0 J cast 441 ft fo Eastand West 4 lino theree South 30 ft 10 ,U 0oiCXrm 00orbailteeCwr u4J k 14t o 11 stiton4r iJAcs in il j , wiOUiit t, 1noJ6031 ts b x7b2lyirj iy44u ior Ve ot tUHot hiae II1 IO O 195615574feet West a of Nt 4afjrly of Hwy,1956huit Cuiner otsi nvj teer 10 V MiilCc SoulH jr ot titfliony kji nne vesl IOOGJ , NJU, NortnOct no 11 tt AA3610433SeCnoii,LdSt line ti 4 Jjinmny,feet to36 52 55 Oijit ol Otrylining 1956ffaino Res and Lofi 217 and 281956frame Res and Lots 285 and 2tJ6, l56rranie rrino Kes ana lets JSV anc1V561966I IV12 of Lofi 26V and 95690445 DO11163 63621850410736 33aa1941630124 104iierih 5o cres or kaat a ot 22 5o5Mth 24 ,cres of fcl Va olSW VA ot f 14 IV JO1956 V4 17o3223373611750Si Su4vrl Worth weMC, uul1 JKl U JS ivcor ot0 Jiy x5oulLjii IU 32, a 23otID ui rdk to TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH of RANG 4art ef Ust a oi West VJ ot NW 4 of Sec 35 Beginning t a pent 3577 feeSouth ef the Northeast cornar tan z Wesf a NW 4 Sec 35, thenco South5453 feet thence North 7 8 Wejt 2I27feet to center of Hwy U S 16, ifiencsNorth IS East 200 feat thence North29,5 feet thence cast 136 faat to beginning subject to U S 635 lJ4 1956 42021A piece beginning 199 feet North of South west corner Section J6, thenca North 025feer, East 754 feet, Southerly 626 feelWest 74 feat to beginning36 1956 HO 18Almon Whipplas Additionlot 40 and all Letwnrn il and A A Co lend 1956Assessors Plat No, 12197n w y ClJV tcti iu iOullKit OiJ VVJt1 I lit MA,, iMortti Uirili nne ol iiC Mttion line tu9019it 70 corneryt North41 9olot 44lot 43i OI 4jI or 5iLot 54 i or 55Let JOLot 57let 58 1751956195619561956 1956J95619561956Lot 46 Lot 67Ut 68lot 69Lo 70fftf ll 73ill IiUt 75 Riverbondwitie euMivIsion Np 31 en Paeo1956,95o 19561561956ShanOrilt U 471J1i 6123874117,30 1 a06I 0 991336yfi06109V 390Jvu 3vo390390390390 390390390390 390JVU3,90 39039C390390390390 lilvj llll I, nn ng AimiiiU 19ii fptTof seciion il ,r 16 RocAnnx No 3 32 I i966iji tft ,Dh ,ic,d a0 fi Wust ius ji jf billion 3 thunctr 4V itxi, jnil i 3 ii Ui, VVOM 120J iett, North Ast 42 lee, Norit1 22 ost, c is ,et to jini of be BL9 nuui iy B80 feet Southv v , Worn Northeast cornera parcel 22 tyyl Etist arui ft fs,,, 1t jnd SouthI9J6 22iUBtn 1 Acresin liber 7 on Page 32 7 ivV 5837 Norbury HeightsRecorded in Libel J or Hdt on Page 32 ZJ 1956 3625IOSCO TOWNSHIPNO 2 NORTH, RANGE NO 3 EAST i of NL 4 01 SE ,4 4 0 iVjoV o t 4 except a piece ini,usi uirir 4Vo fee Lost dnd West6A tuct Nortll diid oOulh A 325 1936 2233VivV ,4 of it 14 exujj a pieco m Southeast corner 495 fett East ,ini Weil by 660 feetNorm cinci south in outhwes corner 4 32,5 WJ6 22J3V6 acres on Ljt ond of North 2 of South U2 acre ol NvV tri y4 txcepi 1 acre inSoiheuS comer j 6 1966 28,47North V2 ot Souil 32 dcres ot NW iri U except acre in Southeast corner5 34 1956 5097SE 01 NE fri U o 40 1956 3471SE 4 of NW ,4 6 40 1956 9ti2GSouth 50 crco of Wet VJ o NE V 50 1956 aO9ot NE U ot iMW 14 10 1956 2237uy 1956 6064vVest 12 of Sfe 4 except a pircal of land 225 fr North and Solti and 150 tt Eeland Wost lying in Northwest corner theuof nlso fjd beg on Last and Weil VA ime and m can, of Hwy and 750 ft Eastf cmi oi Soc, tail in cen said Hwy andon tast and Vest U hno 120 il South225 fr them flesi 120 ft, North 225 ft io place of bag24 1956 10316Cum at a point 33 ft Easterly from North VLSI car of IE ii of Sec 26, thonce esy 200 ft South 100 ft, Westerly 200it, tiiuncw Mirth along Hwy 100 ft tortg ininny26 50 1956 845Com in cun of koad on South line of Sec ji oiiu oj ft best of Soolfidfiit cor oiSec 31 thettce Wtsf B4V ft, North 24tit 49S tt Sou Mi V 8 bast 5i3b fito cen of BrMge, Souih 10 50 tast 114 fr, So,n lac 10 Lust 2256 ft alongcm of rood to beginning31 340 IV56 1924Com at Sotithwtst cor of East Vi of NWV4 of Sec, Ntirth 6 55 tast 35050 tto poirt of peg,, North 3J 57 West 37658fr, South 6 53 tast 25913 ft to cenot 40 ft Roan, Souih 13 07 Wust 360ft, South 87 55 West 14171 ft to point t Oey inn 111932 78 1956 48vy 60 ft test of Southwest cor of Sec, 240 ft, North 200 ft to Southerlyoi Porfg River 1hencj Westerlyiong said Krref to West line Of Sec,South 50 iast H4 ft, Souih 13 W EiSt 225 6 ft ro place of beginning Being1 part of 5W 4 af SW 1432 1956 4889Com at Southcatt corner of Lot 87 of West jde Sub running thence in a Southerlyairection on a course South 7 17 15, 21972 1956M dCM i N6 VA of NW 31 30 1956uNADiUA lOWNShirrOWN NO 1 NQRTti KANUE NO 3 EASTjfc Vt v,, 1 , LAwjiil ucjiiilliy l jwullioiuui Ilidiuol HiuiLti Lii JJU tt,00U ti, JJU it,, South coO it, l6 15Anassors Plat No 2 A 195Assessor s PUt No a 1373518,254246La ut1956ot NtNor 22 dw et NVVoir wi st 14 4V 1956Lst 4 or NW 4 Sooth of Kiver id MWeet vi ot NW M iJ ttW 1V56Deyinnmy di ooih cor ot Sec, Weil diona urn linw oi trvy, Jou ft, North 2iU VVtii UiO tl, est J60 II to Northanal ouih V4 M ihnce South aingM iiQ to point or beginning IU 1950 JO 424642466296of 1956of ii v4 except4ot Ve tfeast 30 00195640 1956ei Nfc Ws of NW SO 1956aroo in NW U si V 4 commetjcinaU fOa cast et Nertrwust cornar, thoncaWost rds, tast 40 rds, North ttO rds, Action 6lo beginning Cowdry 1 AdditionSouth 6 rods of Lot 12 ncl South 1141 Iks of Lot 30 1956 ,2649uuih Vi of Lot 79 1956 4493fairlawn leach SubdivisionNorth V Ot Lot 54 1956 1825 Section t of Lot 125 Beymmng 130 faaf North and SO feel tut of Southwest corner of Let 125, thence North Ui teat, asf 40 feet, South ,32 feet, Watt 40 feef10 beginning IV5o 76,d6feirlawn taach SwbdivtsionSection 1 of Loi 130 Beginning 130 faat North of Southwest corner ot Lot 130,thence North 132 fet, East 44 faat,South 132 feet, Wrst 44 fuel to beginning1956 9dWast Vi of Suction 2 of Lot UC Beyinnmy 130 foot North and 44 leer tast at uouthwf corner ot Lut 130, thenco North 132foot ast 22 feor, South 132 et, Wast22 teat lo becinmng 1956 9,dSection 4 of Lot 130 kieyinning 30 feet North of South wtsi turner of Lot 130, thencaNorth 100 teet, kjst 22 feet South IXfeof, West 22 tcrt to leginning1956 9 a3223 faction 5 of Lot 130 beginning 30 feel Norm and 22 feet tjit ot Southwell corner ofLot 130, Ihence North 100 leer, Eot 22 faef, Soutfi too feet, Weit 22 ft tobeginning 1956 570Lof 130 Begninng JU tif Norit1667of NE475V2711South South 30tfc Ot NW36e acres of36 20VAmi Weti fdo iy561956i of SW V4 1956 16376296323 19563223wutSouth 10SlltaKMLets 26 and 27 Supervisee w,tLot I, 2 eLot 13 L 22Lot 30 19561956,956lot 64iota 62 and toUl H 275fi8838 34605665664285387422192632 566 NWNW iojcres 10 of NW 10,4 ot NW 401956120694U except a piece in South f d W bU 11let 26lot 54 WLot 2 lot 26let 27let 16 let 18let 196 1978387467678260 18910211956Gardens Sub1956 79,71SMervisers Wai ef Shannon Shoresawmfjmg at Southeast corner of Lor 31 on Outlot A thence North 56 30 West 150fclriwth Mu 26 WT 10 feef South56 30 East 150 feet, Norrh 35 25 EsstLot 2 ,956tt 15 1956VatteOavTheUlie 1956 W1 Nela lf m Pave 37lM 21 1956Lots 24 and 1956 19561956 Club1956t956is 4aW S4e 1956 rfAlaW TOWWSMIQn NO 1 MOtTIi IANOI NO 1 ASf 20 eere f Ml Ifc of SE V4J 10 1956 15553Mevit line of section at afeet North 99 00 West fromast cornet thereof thence South west corner 660 feet East ond West byo5 teet Norit and South10 375 1956 4562North i of St l4 of NW U iO 20 1V56 2B49MW VA of SE VA 10 40 1956 397North 7067 acres of South I2 of Nt VA 25 7067 1956 73 19North 5333 acres of West V2 of NW A 25 5333 1956 3615NJorth 3533 acres of SE VA of NW VA 25 3533 1956 3018North 13 13 acres of NE VA of SW VA 25 13 13 1956 1165Norrh 26 23 acres of North Vz of SE V4 25 26 23 1956SE VA of NE VA 26 40 1956 2850Commencing at Southeast corner of section 32, North 30 West 738 chs, West 78Schs, South 201a0 East 797 chs, fo Sourh lino of Section 32 thence North 88 tast 519 chs fo beginning 32 1936 6247NE VA of SW W 40 1956 3575NW W of SW I 1996East 74109 ft, fo an iron pipe on Westerlyshore of HiLend Lake, thence Northerly onshore of saiej Lake North 32 40, WestoO ff to an Iron pipe, thence Noriri 704b, West 97J ft to a point on shore of Sdu HiLand Uke, thence Nortn 40 27,Vst alori9 shore of HLand Lake 50 ftfo beg, thetwe South 45 44 West 97J tr, to a point n cen of a proposed 40 ftroadway, thence North 48 9 West alongcen of proposed roadway 48 ft to a point, thence North 44034 ft, East 100 fr to a point on shore of said Lake, thenceSouth 40 27, East along the shore of ssid Lake 50 ft to beginning p,32 11 1956 1924 SECom in cen erf Darwin Road at e point 400 ft West of tast Sec line of NE Vkof Sec and from thence Southerly parallelwith said Sec line 4356 ft, Westerly 100 ft, Northerly t8rallei with said See line LOT to cen of Darwin Road, Easterly along cen said Rend 100 ft to point of L w beginning 35 1 1956 741Beginning at a point on East line of Sec 3e L If71072 ft North of Southeast comer, rutning North 40 2, West 875 ft, North58 29, West 483 ft, North 41 4, Wet 112 88, Nor 23 38, West 18649 ft,North 56 3, Eest 16138 ft, North 43 13, East 8264 ft to lown line, South 029, East 43615 H to beginning except lots, 124 to 30 as platted36 1 1956Clseikers LandingRecorded hi Liter 2 on Page 17 fcai UneaJillaA piece mi land 4vj tQ wide and 8 rds 0g Mi th west ticft ot Lot 3, Biock iin Vililo i cast UrvRjiia as duly iaid M ltt 3 W yltto, tot 3 jnd tne Westor Lot 8, the same ung a parr of whatii known a Mill Yard lock described atton own Con at a point 6 rds from , ,,where 5ouh line of ingham St in said L ViUoaa intersects with the Wost line ot ft running tron thence South iesr 6 id, Norih 8 rds, East 6ing , Yard Blocki 1956 6296 titans Laae Morasof 4 ot sec 36 except Lots 6, 20, 50, 5U, end 76 in islands and OAcept ho island in Island 1956 3736fuMivUaM 1956 Lor 130, thence Nortn 100 reel, Lett Jifoot, South 100 fet West 22 faaf to boginning 1956 5,70Lor 161 1956 7 36Hugh A Me Phersen AdditionUt 22 1V56 lfl2iJ I Skilbackt AdditionSouth 4 Tods m width of West lu feet in width of Lot 71 1956 1237 Jewett AdditionBeginning at Northwest corner of Lgf 37, thence Ldii 66 feet, South 39 fser, vVttt 7tett, South 11 feet, West 59 teat, North50 feet to beginning 1956 Me Phersen s Additionrds IS foot1956and North Vi of Lot 45 1956ef Lot 55 1956Lot 60 except East 66 faef, North 1373514122 17815271 663829, Racordad bj Liawr 2 on P2778 Cotte rd EaO Ml of Lof 14 1956OF MJ0HTONNobles Plot Mo 21956 6141956 6141956 614 1956 6141956 614Mr 16 and Southerly ,ot 1956 31 to 31956 301 tof aNortherly It foot of Lot 37 end Southerly 41 ,Q feet of Let 36 1956 1705 l South Vi f unnumbored let between Lots55 end M 1956 27663 beginning et a peintLotLotLotLOIior 1II11II14therly1 feet 49miit Lot 154441186973173173142057680 5546Lot 189Lof 8033 40 1956MARION TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 2 NORTH, HANOI NO 4 EASTCommencing at Southeast comer of all that Lot 61 parr of North Vi of North Vi of SE V of Lot 84section lying Westerly of center tine of Hwy and from thence along center ofakl Hwy Northerly 192 feet for 0 point lot Lot 56Vi of Lot 11 1956and Lot 3 1956Hilee Lake SubdivisionCottage and Lo 24 1956Cottage And La 99 1956 Lot 93 1956Lot 94 1956lot 95 1956Lot I06 1956HiLane1 Lake Subdivision No 3Reserved ia Liber 3 en i 35Cottage and Ut 186 1956 741665960686068 7 417 41 74J741 beM on of sect 30, said pointm fcot West of Southeast cor of 55,146128rod ot Mi S3 M Phersen and Brewning AdditionLet 40 except iouth eo feetM Wase AdditionWest Vi of Lots 71 end 72, , 1946 2662, A Phetsens Seend AakUtier,Lot 138 except North 40 feet thereofu mu CITY MOWIL46 M Me PKortees Secajnd Preepect PLsee AdditiM South Vi of Lot 18 endNorth efLet 21Lot 33 lUi I5JLof36 4 itS Peevys AeWftsejirise Pint Meriee Addltt U9M 1936 14211 asyPH 9 eveHvVePHiof lot 21 1996 245,97MteeneaJiiiigtM MeighnT606t 1333 StreetaboveLot 117lot 111Lot 119Lot iai741 741of beginning, 64 feet Northerly aioi g cen oi s tr of Hwy, Westerly 164 feet parill to ot 6South line of said North Vi of North Vi Lo Iof SE 14 Southerly 64 feet Easterly 164 Lot 8feet te point of beginning 26 19S6 1495Southwest part of West part of NW frl VA 30 50 1956 582 Ml741741192414104 feei to Northerly line,of U S 16Hwy, Westerly oleng Northerly lino of aW Hy 22J5 fee, North 13769 feet 568 Acres on Northwest corner ofto North 11M oi sectien South 89 ,00 30 568 1956 ist 22SJ tvl eead section line to W VA of NE 4 tfh 32 40 1956t56 12M N 14 of SW SW7263121opinntng et r S2 fet West IO869 j 3240 1956pg etIO869 leet r S2 fet West jndof Ner4flt corner of Beginning at Southwett cofner of Nortff SE V th Nnh 2 83 57teflon, Weet 190 feet, South 290 fet to North Itnoj oi Ornd Rivfi Anuo U S16 Mwy Fast elona North line of said it01 0rnd Irvfi Avnu U Fas elera North line of sal1o14 Norm to pom of bogirI 4J8 2 geeTW Of MTW of SE V, thtnce Nonh to a pot 2South of Northwest cornet of wctiMi, East2 roJs, Sojth 10 a roin 2 rods Cast ofr9innrg, tiienoi West 2 rods to rxrjnning Also a plect oeojAMng 2 rods WeH p gng 2 d Weimmt gajMT of NW V4, tirxef MM M ffA la 4f m Um 956Ukowoeds No I 195619561956Acre Subtor 5 on Page tl19561954195 19561956Lon 9 to 14 nCJSivo 1956tpervrsers,1at of Patrician GardensRecorded in liber 3 on Pago 37Lot 30 1956 819TYRONI TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 4 NORTH, RANGE NO IAST Ertit 50 ods of North 2 of N frl excepl I crr in Sojthwrf corner 10 rods North,in c ir1 I rrvl TMt fir Writ6 4 1956 7619NW Vj of rPJ4 cep Boinmnq t n point 11 ctiN 0 11 i ffof WfT of Nortfbwst corner of NW V of SE 14, thenceWrsf 343 4t, South 21 20 Wost 121 fact, South 4 20 fast 21S feet te ctm of Hwy, North 4t 40, Eott eong Lot ILot 2North 132 foot,ecins parts119, and thet part of Eeetvacated which is within the tr 1956 74961956 4141956 6141956 6141956 6141956 6141956 614 V1UAMSoyfh lottV Lot iers Northwest OMiMr gf Ut f giFlo V 1956 2471956 122 feet, Nor FSei li10 foot Wo 182 tmt mMM7fMf LJ2 OegHWMg at Nortfast cot of Lot 7 of Weete Acte ifjirloo 10 the City of Idgnton, running thence it follows South 88 30, Eeet59 ,feet, thence South I West 355 foot Lett cen line of Ore Cre t M M Jf, West 1 feet of Ore Crmtk,206 feet, g ,MMl6rth 1 loot iTieet 79toi 1 I4t foeo bo rMv SUPPIEMENT TO THf HNCKNEY OtSPATCJf WEDNESDAY MARCH 4,ANNUAL TAX SALE SIATfc OF MICHIGANIMTHI CIRCUIT COURT FOR T COUNTY Of UViNGSrCN IN CHAMCFRYta 0 Metier of the Petition of FRANKS SZYMANSKI, Cunnf of the State of VUHjan, of ed State, for the siie oftaxes assessed thereonOn reeding and fitng the putOpraying for a decree in fivur of u ribed, tor the amount nc on each tucn pxc 01 by the State of McngnH i ordered thar sjd pe o At9rm of This Corr, ro b Jxic at on The 9th ay ot vwc all persons interested ,r sch ,iOt JIthereon by the jtjte or cnyi, shall appear m JIO Court, sii1 before the first uiv r l ffl 4int wfil btr i J1 for in saia peinor Ana ill iuiJ M11OI, Oc V Ltaxes, intcrtiT 31J tridti, , in May thereofdays subsequent thereto as ni,, and twery parcel TfertJi, fOi fine r,vjrji ir,1 of h v 2 Jt, pf iit i t I t Cfcefee Owe 8 vt S4Yef CNo , re ,r ,t iJIV3OI9doj tsiii 0 tomt asrTee ,CMM or Parcel fciarfeteO it U Ot599 oftr , lw tLl51115III634 i,iiiir at ,Uuii wrtwi ot M1rh innioi 01 Aiion ked, N ih 16 feet,US ilet ui , iiVO I C0in the decree charge, aiJ i io c yairu h parcel, ano i inlereit therein or, it no i r of law than the enrrt J, pjrofft of land Cdiuo uver fw he rima Dtnj, JI f 4SupcrvtMrt Put ftiKucoiutU in liter 3 44 469429J34old for ihct the SttWitnu the Hon Micnaci Coniy mis 23u loLot 1 GLtWOA OVMiTOWN NO 2 NORTH, RANdE NO 5 EASTc r unterigned, John A Hmdn Clk to 442 txiii,0 tw 450 itici i ycSTATE CF V1CCANIN THE CIRCUIT COURT fO frij, T Y Ot i IN CHANCtkf 6343047T the Circuit Court for rhe jrank S Szyrnurin, A ihe Court 1 Uiat r is Aarorpetition under, y vrT ACIS of 18V3, a jncf 2 hjt 5ctieJ A JI mentioned and coriii ft fjXuS, WlUCh A,Ttf li more rhon one ytj J Cili 0 , , J AC0f if ,ti ,,,n ion, ic tlrighton Gardens Lake CcionyricwdCI in Liuer on Pde SI 634634 viw w arUini 4iOWest ofsue ot W 41V56cfeure, Luke Coici No in Libel 3 Oi rB II 123832 ot iV 4 except beginning al 4 po ot oc, Ea 53 feet tovr riyiB Koad, iooth S U Easttcct riiony ten tar lina of Hwysouth V ii cost 2366 feetmit ut riw to d otnt oton V J tt 4i36 tet or , Sooth 25 0o tan 2i41oiy center iinv ot Hwy, West 294 4 VI Wtfs 200 fed NortholA tot IO point of begin IVdo 13600oi it of SW V4 In olH5,uie have remained unpsu and the Jecripon of Jcf axes ondtf tti 3 That oreiiicu iu iKcrcin wniiivk ue ju, tie nonpayment r incutp and hove reirj,require, ai proiauo yagainst which thjy weTdX Sdltt tOI UlJ riWltxpensei so extended consiitute a vduu ntn dl Clarko jd Mi L7,r, J , cri m iikc Ci i , J J ,n L jit jn I 44946342 on ryt 22 yjt iO 26a74 from IOItior itwy3 3j u Nt iri 4 oOt it 44 39 1966640iVS 14341cre on East tide i6 167444tcei t 5itriedue sMichigan, te pjaiei jpon iuch lurijs uy ire ,9v 1115Pciiioi An Grovet , LULI 1 on ige 1 V6 365ifidy Scores ScLiiu liJonjiJjii ir Llxr on Paao 25 yc 393 3from tat tde of N 4 of SE VA Jourii ot Creek ana North of Lake4 I 1956 640 on southerly line of U S 16 a pom i34i fet North and uci oouth 62 56 Eait from WetH of dc, bouih o2 6 ui 75 diory Uootftcriy un of Mid Hwy,i, 2 U4 wVcsl 2fi8 feet North S4vcki 604 toe, North 27 04 attI ret io trie poini ot beginning 5 JS t956 1139,,w jf d point m tan boundry oft ruiK North of where it interMCtswoy on Wwin a it enters Swnnww o pom of Lcfiinmny, South d0jo if, 52 49 Wen 504 feet 4outhJi ASi iio teet, Wt 300 feet, ji J0 feel Las 315 feet toU1956erefore yo pa That withm 1 aJresdid taxes, nicicupon each of trie i b If dF W llhil I ijte of Micnydn jjjct taxes, nirfres, cgjjinrc friar Sihcoi Lakej, ,rv jtit 5 1 at ofteve par can ot ianu, UJ S jefagdint thO kdlllt, ihdi d That yoor JC o1H111 tourl niijy sejni ui And your U SCHEDULE A , A6vJo 1956 YJTAXES OF I95i AND PRIOR YE, RS 406907564634634 634634 634634 6344012 34634634634634 6346346,34 634634U ,51 0OOaseriptionr Parcel 1 i V,oBcich,a iixr 4 on iJi 9 i, 1 jf Loi ,1 96 4091 ii Esafus No 1 ,11 Liiit 4 on Payo 44 19 40911 iKe Erc No 2 an Ptqo 29BRIGHTONTOWN NO 2 NORTH, KANOL NJ , Eginnins at a po n Iks West trym en Wost 22 chs 2V iki iw M to Lake mence Nru,i, uiu said lake to IOW rr rVA enti La si HJM Ol J01 4 40That part of NE ,4 of N , Or Creek txcept Wust 6 ocii 1ic eoi 7 oWost 2 acres of tast 4 oaus, qf Noun iU acres of fcast y A parcel commencing 24 roj west corner of Ny i ot NL ,, ,LWest 24 roo, iojtn 30 JJ v North 30 roas to bugiin,i,y 10 40 1 vie iemning at a point disfon uti trom Northwest tomd wt fjL i V of section, East 43io0 iee, J feet, West 43560 feet, Nonh 00 t,f ii y J AM It,2 of Lot 69tiJ A I9SO 102ckANGE NO 4 A5VIIW fn Mof N 19569D6n 11 j 1 ty hf 20 4164i 202 36811723673 415b66u2 vi6cti Cuit 2UJS, iouthNE V4 of NE VA 16 40East part of East part of Nv ,4 16 H 1956ast 14 of NE Vi of JE 4 27 10 1956 3iast V2 of NE VA ecep Buy 01 j corner of Lot 113 of Bngron Garjcn, ISMColony Subdivision No i, trt,cu along Sooth line of sa ci t L ,,South 80 feet, East 200 feet, Nonr 10 beginning, snti except that portion pJitf which exception is docr bcu ai tobeg 3539 ft Wes from Norlicdst toiec 2V tliunce VLS oioi v,i iv tance of 3921 fr to No, Lof 12 Brighton Gardens Lane LOIOIV, 1 J ,South 82 6, West 635 i, JO J West 518 feet, Sootl, I1 J ft South 86 30 East tv, crti 7, West 1312 ft, Nortr ,, , ,00 ft North 19 25, Voo , r,cr,62, East 955 ft, North 61 3 tcis ow ft South 2a J , tiit 3 f , icH t35, East 228 ft, Nonh io i, , wift North 35 2, West 442 ft, North68 45, East 2oo3 ft to ,, , , xc Beg et Southeoit cor of Lo 0v of Bncjnton Gardens Lake Coiony No 1 and running East 100 ft, thence Sooth East200 ft, thence West to intersecting po nt of line projecting along East ine 01 unl,moor Blvd, thnce Sofh along Easi nnoof Mid Blvd to Southwest cor of LO I J,thence along South line of Lot i0v to beg, cont 1 Acre, Also exc b j c eetf eor of East a of NE 4 ot Sec 29, thence North on Eost line of Sec 29 to intersection of East lre of SJIO Sec ncitut line of U S 23, 1 Sct WLJlong East line of Hwy J S 23 to in tartection of South line of East 2 of NEk Of aid Sec, thence Last on Soutr I moof Eatt Va of NE VA of Sec 29 to 3 cont 20 acres, also exc bj at Sowocor of East Va of NE A of 3ec 29, Ihcct North 780 ft, thence East 622 ft, thenceSouth 20 West 831 ft, thence West 33dft to beg, cont 86 acres also exc BegOt point 6u North 80 ft and 250 fteJuo East from Southwest cor of East Vie Hi W of Sec, East 46913 ft to a MT Ift ewrtoriine of the existing RW Oft 19 thence North 20 37 Eatt 12178 1 line U S 23 thence Ncrh475 ft, South 13 TT WostO point of beg89 1956 20 32cor of Lot 109 of BrighUke Coiony No 1 and run ft, thence Sowth 7 EastWett to intersecting pointprojecting along East line OT Lchhid, thence North along North lineMM Blvd to South we cor nt LotrffMnce along South line of Lot 109 to1 1956 nlSSoutheatt corner of Lot 113 BrightonH Leke Colony , No I, thence South line of MW Sb 200 f,Eatt 2O0 ft, North v o M 156 2SA4 point 20600 ft Southf West of North VA ro7 Qtit Sooth 0V4r 40 Eait221,C K u i ,, i r li CS O tjtO wOJiCS o4T to 6Vr rLor, 7 to i,9 ir , , en J 1 si Ot O 4o46,34nd 2 1 1 viz599of L1 S, 534634M, gror Civt rdd in tifcr r ncxIV 1 1966 71V if ii ovcop Rtirtroid26 0 1956 IWSiivJisn Springs Lake i 1956 435 ,, , 00 170 1956 719 ,nj 23X 1956 719 , 26t V56 1237 1956 719COiWAY TOWNSHIPTOWN NO, 4 NORTH, RAMGE NO 3 EAST 70 rrcs of Solh 80 scrS of NW rr u 20 1956 182, c0 rcrr5 of ME frl 14 2 CO 0 cfus of N, frl Vi 2 bO 1956 20292 Vi or ,L exctpt 10 acres in sqaro ui Noft Apr corner 70 1956 180 55V of ie Vi yirj Sovth of Hwy 3 1V56 2387, v 2 o So, Vi Ot SW 4 Of SW 4 iO 19o6 2949 V o iV7 4 of oVV V4 1 1956 284 , r Southoast corner of SW VA of NE fous East and West by 40 rods North2 1St ,4 of NE VA except acre in Northwest ronyr lyirtfl Vcst of C C Union Drain 21 39 1956 10222V , of SW V4 of NW VA 22 20 1956 6304arESFIElD TOWNSHIPiTWN NO 4 NORTH, RANGE NO 5 EAST , pvci ot lund m Lst 12 of NW frl V Jvsybocj ,i foMcAs Beciinntng at cementtiwu,merit on North line of Section 1,41 ,2 if West of Morth VA post of saidvcion running thence West U38 feataio,,g County line, South t 15, East 121 15 fct North 49 22 feet, East 18Afeet to 1129i y 1,1 j iiiiersuciion of Ctrji line of rtAy v iu and WVest ine 01 tost Vior ,JW 1 of Sec, Nortii 69 30 Wast 145 feet, jouin i95 iefei Easterly paraiiei iv U i ,6 Hvy 150 feet thence Uorthi3U kt feh 54,10htrgiriiinii cV OJlhaasr corner of Sec, North v3o2 , wVti 70 fee for place otbg Vvfi i3i ffcei, North 3i2i fstt,Sooth 6 40 tdSi 1375 feet Souih 27921 1956 713Nb4 of St i4 except 7 acre in Northwest Lornar 21 33 1V56 1304licyuv cj on North tme of section ii458 teel romiir We 20Q fsei,h,0 tee 10 centr line of Hwy,i JU tujt ,ri cjntei of Hwy, NorthiOiii teoi 10 beginninj24 23 1956 5950it of bL 4 of SW VA lying West of A A k R RW excepi 3 acres m Southwsfcorner uosc beo as follows Beginning at juu vs coinef of said SE 4 of SW VAc out on, tds 1485 feer for pe ofbucjinriiity, Norir, b2H fee, LdSt 330 feet,Sutn L2J i,H, Wust 330 feel to pltce of28 1956 3010j iidt prr of Nt A of NW VA Eaf of A A R fcW 1996Bencon Shores No 1 1956Slack Otfcs2nd 1 1 1956 19619562 onJ 28 1956Chemung Colony 1956Crookod Lake Highlands Subdivisionu y,iiii,ny J Sovrejs coinei ot Lo 16 iiiciive Wuit on Sooth line ot isia Lot0i i, tVe, Notih 65 feet, ai poralloito i0v h i,ne ot Lot 622 teei, iuth on tost unc of lot 616 feet to beginning 1OIS6 5467Crook d lake Peninsular SubdiijionLot 3V 1956 7J7Earl Lake Height No 1Recorded in Liber 7 en Pag 8 2 1956 640ElmhurstA, 1 of Loi 16, Parr of Lot 14, end pirt of Lot 15 nci ci part of Ootlol D occuiiied asone pjcti, beginning at Southwast cor ner of sa,d Lot 15, thence North 1 East 100 terjr to Northwest corner, Northeasterly1612 feet along Northerly lne of Lot 5to Northeasf corner thereof, South 1 West26 feot aloiiy Easterly line of Lot 15, South56 3 Wcsi 6i feet, Souih 26 23 West 155 fjol, Norh 67 40 West 20 fet,Nonn 1 fcast 48 feet to point of beainLot 20Lor 14ior 24Lot a 36574312 1129It2911297490n,r, and Lo 17 1956Lof 10Lof 11lot 72Lo 5 Lof 153 Lor 154Lot 179Lot 41 Lot 49Lot 60KirkLuts 72,Lot 10Lof 2Lot 17 Lof 136lot 146 Lot 196Lot 199 Glen iche19561956 1V561956195619561956KirVs Ijnding Long Lake 195619561956s Landing Long take No 73 and 74 1956long Lake Shores 1956Round Lake Subdivision 19561956Sunrise Park 19S61956 191956Supervisors Pbt of fteacen SlieresLot 75 195GREEN OAK TOWNSHIPTOWN NC 1 NORTH, RANGE NOA parcel gf iard in Section 1 commei 7642584S589ao406726589589804064013756401 4555146478835A6745555534 45554545Ne 2 1CL276 EASTncino at, H 1,Lo, 1ji o vi incijsvc1Lots 213 o 215 lrculots 216 to 21 inciivoLot 219loti 222 c,c 223ftrigiian Countrv Club AnnnRecorded in Liber 1 on K z VLot 232 vrLots 233 c 235 incS Lots 23i and 237 VSLot 252 1 iLot , 5599 634 r of NW frl VA of Section Beginning a pont 1070 feet South of Northwestcome of Section, South 9975 feet, Esst iino foit North 872 feet for point ofinng, Esst 1100 feet to center cfcnannd of flowed lands thence North 28130 Wost 112 feet, West 1000 feet, South100 feet to point of beginnloQ4 MM l WMt II sere Of SW VA15W 6351115T, ,5ii5Lots 256 to 25fl inrluiv 1lots 7cfi 0 V inc1 vc i Li , to diA inciStv lJr679 to 281 Inctisivj, 195ft1556195rfla I S VLo 504 to SOft irLoi 307 beC Lots 311l i 3 I ot irr or ifn 1 if1 r ii c3 , r 196 11515 991115 15996341599 6,344 7 4 199 345North 50 oeret ef NW frl V4 5 50 156 6765North 71J ecree at Eet of NE frl Mj 6 71 JO 1956 5988North I of NE V4 Of SE V4 14 20 1956 4680Norr j of SoJh Va of NE V of SE V4 14 10 1956 112114 440 1956 3708West V of rJE VJ of NE Vi 18 20 1956 1118W of NE Vt except 2017 acres n sriord as follows So mich of Wett Viof N of Section 18 M would bebojrclpr by n line ccmnnencing at VA poston North line of Section 18, thence Sooth on Vi lin 20 chs, North 73, East 6 ch,Vcrth 23Va, Eiwt 6 eh 70 Mu to e tree 6 in In diameter, North n tne 12 chs M fkiobCflinnN 1956 7933 956of Wet 3S0 feet South 330 feetEatt 330 feet North 330 fot to point of7Mrf m w 5A1M6Iff 2634 5755715450 54225112758OkUM OAK OUUrI OWN NO 1 MOtTM, to NO I NO o iASTBooinAina ot Northwoftt corner ot tectioo, South 09 4V 50 Eost 28505 fee South2 48 50 Eost 38705 feet to cetver iiRai AAaltby Road, Southwesterly aov caivit luife ial icwd 2408 te ro s luitof iectuxi Northerly alwiy ija WA Unc460 foot to beginning7 24 1956 1174Commencing a a point on East ana West U line of sea ion 2560 foot Wost from EastVA pot rhence Sojtii 19 10 West 231feet South 42 West 198 feet South 6Wo ld feet, South 10 45 East 231 foot South 20 tni 363 feet, South 15 East 1895 feet aiong center of old Hwy forplace of beginning South 8 15 East 925 fetrt along center line of old Hwy to iotersection with cenr hne of new Hwy U S 23 thence North 8l IS East 9646 teet diony cen r liiie of U 5 2 3 thenc CSout h a3 45 Wes t 266 7 fee t t o begin nin g 1 7 3 195 0 629 3Be g innin g a t Southwes t corne r o f N E VA oftit VA, thence Nort h 337 8 feet , Sout h88 2b Eas t 244 5 feet , Sout h 5612 tee tt o cente r o f Hwy , Wes t 192 4 teet, Nort h 30 Eas t 23 0 feet Wes t 5 3 fee t 1 0beginnin g 2 1 287 7 195 6 1192 5Ai l tym g Sout h o f Hwy o f i E A of S E U2 4 15 0 195 6 63 5Eas t V2 of NE, 4 excep t 31 acre s fo r G T R R R , W25 768 3 195 6 2548 9Commencin g a t a poin t 4 0 rod s We t fro mSout h V 4 pos t o t sectio n 26 , thenc e Nort h1 0 rods , Wes t b rods , Sout h 1 0 rods , EJ M8 rod s in Sfc U o r S W U2 6 6 0 195 6 317 6Commencin g 617 3 fee t Eas t o f Sout h Upo r o f section , Nort h 14 0 feet , fcast 253feet , Sout h 14 0 feet , Wes t 25 3 fee t t obeginnin g26 1956 631 6A H Wes t 2 o f N W VA Nort h o f Hwy , Als oSout h o f Hwy commencin g a t a poin twher e at d Hwy intersect s Eas t sid e o fabov e parcel , thenc e Sout h 26t i fee t Wes t53 3 feet Nort h 32 6 fee t t o Hwy , thenc eSoutheasterl y alon g Sout h sid e o f Hwy 50 0 tee t t o beginnin g2 9 1 6 195 6N E U of N E 1, 43 0 4 0 195 6Eas t V 2 o f b E VA of S W fr l U3 0 2 0 195 6Wes t V a o t N W U o f S E VA3 0 2 0 195 6S W VA of S E 1 43 0 4 0 195 6 8Wes t 7acre s o f S E VA of S E VA excep t astri p 1 8 fee t wid e of f Eas t sid e3 0 1956 154 9Nort h 1 2 o f N E VA excep t 6 acre s fo r G T k R R W3 1 7 4 195 6 2116 2S W I 4 o f N E 4 excep t 1 3 acre s of f South wes t corne r describe d d s follow Begin nin g a t Southwes t corne r o f N E VA ofSectio n 31 , Thenc e Nor m o n 4 lin e 1 3chs Eas t iO chs , Sout h 1 3 chs Wes t o nV 4 ini a 1 0 Chs t o beginnin g3 1 2 7 195 6 365 1Commencin g a t Southwes t corne r o f N E VAo f Sectio n 31 , thenc e Noril i on VA line1 3 chs , Edi t 1 0 chs , Sout h 1 3 chs , Wes to n V 4 lin e 1 0 chs , 1 0 beginnin y3 1 3 195 6 295 2Par t o f S E VA ot N E , 4 o f Sectio n 3 1commencin g a t Eas t , 4 pos t o f sectio n 31 ,thenc e Nort h 132 0 fee t t o Northeas t come ro f St VA of N E U , thenc e Wes t 346 5 feet ,Sout h 6 6 feet , Sout h t0 , Wes t 109 6 fee ft o Wes t lint o f S E V 4 o f N E V4 , thenc eSout h 675 5 feet , fcdm 1307 fee t t o begi n1 1 m g 3 1 322 5 195 6 575 5A parce l ol iand commencin g i t a poin t 2 1rod s Wt i of Southeas t corne r o f Nort h V 2o f N E , o t sectio n 31 , thenc e Wes r 5 Vrods , SojfliLrl y 3t f rods , Northeasterl y t oa poin t I rod s Sout h o f fo9inniiy, thenceNorf h t o beginnin g3 1 77 5 195 6 154 9Al l Cos t o f Hwy o f N W tr t U excep t Nort h31 7 chs , rind excep t 1 2 acre s fo r G T 8 R k W3 1 318 0 195 6 785 6A parce l of lan d 11 1 S E VA oi S E 1 4 o f sec tio n JI , Lommencin g 3 1 rod s Wes t o fSoufheis i corner o f sectio n 31 , thenc eNort h 1 6 rods , Eas t 1 0 rods , Sout h t o sec tio n hue , thenc e Wes t I U rod s t o beginnin g3 1 195 6 855 3Al l tha t pv t o f th e N E W of N W V4 an d u N W T 4 o f N E 1 4 lyin y Soot h o f G Ik, H, and Westerl y o f U S 2 3 Hwy 3 2 1956 365 Par t o f S E VA of N E VA ot sectio n beginnin g154 5 fee t Eas t o l Northwes t corne r o f S4 of NW V4 of section, East 90 feet towesterly line of U b, 23 Hwy, South 2543 West 3JO5 feef, Noiih 64 17 West 718 feet to place ot beginning32 275 1956 11355NW A of NW A excepi 3 cres for G T R R k VV 32 37 1956 6453SW vl f NW U 32 40 1956 11355rrjmmencny 01 Southwest coiner of SF V4 of NW j of section, LcJ 370,3 feel, North25 43 fctnr 5746 ieet for point of beginning thence Norfh 25 43 East 300 feet, North 64l 17 West 780 feet, South 141West 3283 feet, South 64 17 East 644,8f to point of beginning02 75 1956 8553Commencing at Southwest corner of SE 4 0 NvV ,A of section, East 370,3 feet,North 25 43 East 5146 feet for point ofbeginning thence North 25l 43 EdSt 60 feet, North 64 17 West 6448 feet, South 1 4 West 658 feet, South 64 17 East6166 feet to place of beginning 32 109 1956 852Commencing at Southwest corner of SE V4 of NW 4 ot section, Edit 370,3 faet, Norlh25l 43 East 4546 feet for point of beginning thence North 25 43 East 60 feet, North 64 i7 West 6186 feet, Sooth 141 West 658 feet, South 64 17 East5917 feet 10 place of beginning32 109 1956 852Commencing nt Southwest corner of SE VA of NW VA ot section, East 3703 feet, North25 43 East 2746 feet for point of begin ning thence North 25L 43 East 180 feef,Nonh 64 17 West 5917 feet, South 141 West 94 feet, South 86 33 EasJ 116 feet, South 1 30 West 149 6 feet, South64 17 East 387,2 feet fo beg32 327 1956 1902Part of SW 14 of Section 32 commencing 3879 feet East of West VA post of saidsection, thence Eost 951 feet, South 82572feet, West 19084 feet, South 70637 feet, West 75055 feet, North 153209 feet tobeginning except beginning 3719 feetSouth of Northeast corner NW VA of SWVA of section, South 4574 feet, North 8912 West 5714 feet, North 4574 feet,North 89 12 East 571 4 feet, to beginning txcepiion containing 6 acres forsehooi site also except part of NvV V4 of SW VA beginning at West 14 corner ofsection, along East and West VA hne ofsection, South 89 53 East 3879 feet, South 0 01 East 112761 feet to South easterly RW line of new U S 23 Hwy, North 45 14 East 41030 feet, North 8923 30 East 8556 feet, South 3 36 30 East 90 feet, South 29 03 East55909 feet, South 89 49 ast 97 feet,South 0 42 30 West 124 feet, North 89 49 West 74951 feet, North 01West 41045 feet to beginning 774 A Also n lane 20 feet wide the center lineof wh,ch begins at West V4 corner section,along East and West VA line of section South 89c 53 East 3879 feet South 001 East 153806 feet South 89 49 West 10 feet for place of beginning along Center lino of said 20 ft tarte to cen tine ofWhitmore Lake Road for ending32 1956 10655 60a6631 le 8340Commoncng ,v Wast VA pot North 38965 fee, rnoiico at an exterior anffie 75 right34 ,, hence at an inter angle 16459 1 fr 3026 feet, thence through interniqo 65 2 kf 37356 feet, thence, ,,, , cr nge I32f 47 left 157Jfes ir cec rniri9, thence continuina insanv crcfan 70 feet, thne through inter dr,jc ijo 56 ift 3462 feet to apoint or, xhoru line of Brigss Lake, thenceSoutherly on shore line of said Lake 80feet more or loss to an iron stake, thence Easterly 250 fcef to beginning In NW frlA 1 61 19 3340Commencino at West VA pOt of NW rl V4 North 38965 feet, thence at an inter, angleof 75r right 3541 feet, thence at krterangle 164 59 left 52 feet to point fOrbeginning, thence extending front thipoint on sme line 2145 feet to en ironstake, thence at nier erwte Tt 14 Mr20167 feet to waters edge of Lake, thence Southerly etong wMorof sad Lko tSO feet to an Iron postwhich is 95 45 left a distance of 222feet, Northwesterly from point Of feeainning, thence Southwesterly to ,beginning 3 88 1W6 15520oflotLotLotLototLoUt UtLot 446474fi15le17 1119 AcademyRet in Liber 6 Hillson Page 211956195619561956BrownMc Luhlin 8oichinJ Cottiqand Cott,ig, and Cot j, 19561956195619561956 62934074074079 7 1203120385538553Fairland SubdivitianRec in Liber 7on Pees 4 end 519562207Lof 21FehrviewLot 2 1956lot 3 and Cottaye 19Mlot 4 1956Lot 5 and Cotttgo 1956Lot 31 and South W of Lot 301966 1203EMterty part of Lot 39 bam 31,75 fet onNorth side nd 35J2 fMt on South tld J9S6 502Lot 43 and CottM 1956 505462932197 15491553 154971541203lor 8 and Cottagtlot 9 19561954Cetage and Lot 6 Also Lot 5 151956Corttg nd Lots 8 end 9 oxcapt rho North rty 30 fMt of Lot B and cxetpt hoSoutherly 30 feet of lot 9 M later 7 on fag 23Lot 17 IV56Lor 18 IV56iUmd iakt CeietiyLor 146 1956Lor 170 IVtttots rU, 176 end 177 1956 52O outtdmy and Lots 178 and 179 1956 20627Islene leaa Colony SMivtMeM jsjwseNorth Va of Lor 28 nd Cottao and Lof 2V 1956 730Cottage and Lor U6 ix i Ut 137 1956Let 142 1956Recorded in lifaor 5 ot Plate at Page 44Lot 9 1V56North Snore M eo Wbitnere Uke and Lu 1 2 diiu 3 1956 113,55Cortdy and Lot 4 IVJO V4JJot 5 195o J54Lot 14 and North Vu of Lor 15 and Coiteae 1956 5Jand Lot 17 IV36OrdsaraVVtcw CoUayRec ia Liber 7 on Page U md Private Park IV06 27,10Stiver Lake SubOivitiiilot 25 IV 357jLot 30 and Cottage 1956Lot 4 and Cottaye I9o6Supervisors flt ef Whitmor FeiwrCoffuye And Loi U 1956 9255 Tedd fviNt Subdivision Ne 1Recorded in Liber 2 f PUts Page Lot 3 1956 2251Cottage and Lot 4 1956 5054 Coitaye and Lot 34 1956 7154 Victoria Park SubdivisionLot 2 IVad I03UVWhitmere HillsLot 64 1956 1549Cottage and Lot 65 1956 7154 Lot 66 1956 1549HAMBU10 TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 1 NORTH, RANGE NO 5 EASf Weil 44 acres of tjj vi uf be V4 tdst of A A k R4 44 1956 10574NE VA of SE VA5 40 1956 3339N VA of NW trl VA 6 4247 1956 9326West 2333 acres of NW VA ot NW frl VA6 2333 IV56 1603HAMBU1O TOWNSHIPTOWN NO 1 NORTH, RANOE NO 5 EASf faeaimting on North line ot bW I4 of Nt VA 2 icer Cdif ut Nurlhwosi corner of SW4 Ot Nt 74 Ot itLllOtl, tji 2V04 teel,iwuth 10u 221 West 300 leet, North oV51 West 2904 feel, North 1 36 taat 100 feet, North 6 45 East 200 feet tobeginning except the North 150 feel12 1956 656Beginning dt j point distant West 94ua teel from Soomeasr corner of NE OtNW I4 of Section, South 10 30 West1150 feet, Nonh 68 5 West 170 ite,North 42 55 Last 16V feet 10 Southerlyline of Hambuty Road, North b 25 fcasi7b feet thente Souih 10 30 West 12214 feet ro beyiniiina12 1956 12752Southeast 24 ucrei of SE ti South and Last of Huron kiver except Kiverbendilloiubdiviiton No f3 1956 390beginning in center of Hwy b425 chs Nortneasferly ot fcast dnJ West VA line,thence Northeasterly 105 feet, Northwesterly 165 feet, Southwesterly 105 feet, ooutheasteTly 165 teet to bey16 1VJ6 3049Ail thai part of NE VA of NL ,4 section 21 cuveicd by waters ot liljnti Lake, meaived ti ,in low water man ut said Lakesubject to rights of Thonids Shehan, his neirs dnu assigns for pleasure and fishingpurposes 21 1956 7,31tieyirming at a point 705 feel North and 132 feet North 6VV East fruin Southwestcorner of NE VA of NE U ol Sec, Noih6v cast 66 feet, South 32 40 East 313 teet o ore of Island Lake South 56 20Wtjsi 50 feet along shore of said lake North 3tr iO West 16 teet, Norfh 32VVJM lo I feet to place ot beg21 1966 5941All of NW VA 01 Nt I4 ot section lytno West of A A K k Beginning in cei lineof Hwy and on West hne of A A K R kW at a point 413b iejt West ot LLIWH,of NL U of jectiofi, Wci ioi3 rout guncenter ol HAy, North 261 feet, tast i62J feet 10 Wesi line ot saJ K K, kW thenceSouth 261 leef alony snd RW to beginning xcttp Lust 300 1et tdereof 21 1956 2137beginning at u point on West ihore of Zuksy Lake 30 feet Norfh of Section line betweenSections 21 and 28, thence North 67 yv 10 West parallel to i,nd section line 3dteet distant therefrom, measured at rightanyles, 264 feel lu a point, thence Eauarly 250 feei through a point winch islocated Noiih 18 27 25 West 122 4 ttLf from piace ot beg to wteri edge ofsjid ime, ffience Souttunly 1224 fef pluCt1 ot beyuirnny21 1956 5941All the sobmergd land covered by waters of Island Lake at low water mark locatedoTI NW VA oi NW A Sec 22, containing15 acres more or less except 4 piece otland described as Cc jt 1 point on Secline between sections 21 and 22 705 chsSouih of Northwest corner of section 24where stands jn iron pipe J4 in, by 34 in, thence South on Section line to Southwest corner of NW ,A of NW VA of lec tion 22, ta un South line of NW VA ofNW 14 92 links, North paruliel with Watline of said section to a wrought iron pipedue East of place ot beginning, thence West 292 Iks fo place of beginning21 1956 566Com at Southwest corner or Lot 1 Buck Lake Shores Sub, thence West to VA line,thence North to and deeded by JessieBennett end wife to Phoebe Bennett Dec9, 1059, Hec Liber 29 Page 463, hence East to Buck Lake Sub,, thence Southerlyalong shore to beginning, under water ofBuck Lake23 1956 390Beginning at South VA post of section, Wast 620 feet, North 56206 feet, East 620 feet,South 5626 feet to beginning 24 8 1956 8206North 10 acres of West Vi of Sfc VA North of Hwy 24 iO 1956 864North 12 of following described land in NE frl VA of section being part of GovernmentLots 1 and 2, Beginning at a point 18589feet North of center of section, East 1586feet to West shore of Strawberry Lakethence North 22 East89 feet along shoreof Strawberry Lake West 16195 feet 10 ,4 line Souih 825 ftt to beginning28 303 1956 4784Beginning et intersection of tow water mark with section line between sections 28 and29 at Southwest side of Bass Lake South along Section tine 128 fet, East 35 feet,North parallel with section line 128 teaf,West 35 feet to beginning28 1956 4784Commencing at a point 20 feet Eaif of Southeast corner Lot 3 Swarthouts Coveon A line extended from South line Lot 3 thence East on said extended line 80 feet,North 40 feef, West 80 feet to HelenStreet, South on East line said Street tothe poin of beginning30 1956 1309Commencing at Southeast corner of Swarth out Cove Subn, 20feet Eatt for a placeof beg, East 80 feet, North 120 feef, West80 feet, South 120 feet to beg 30 1956 7099A parcel Beginning at a point in center of Strawborry Lake Road on the West Vs Unaof section 34 North 208 feet Easterlyparallel with Hwy 419 feet South 208 feetto center of Hwy Westerly 419 feet to center of Hwy at place of beginning34 2 1956 867North 2 acres of NE VA of NW VA North ofHiphway 35 2 1956 4887All thit part of Cist V2 of SE Va lying Northof en or IT ,nd West Highway 35 50 1936 MJ5Commrtein at ,i poin in West line of EattVi of SE 14 3962 feet South of NOfthwetcornsr of half quarter section thence Northweclv WMociMy ifT 29 tO the fifltht71,50 fee t ir broinning, continuing North wosurty 1,1 sjinj direction a last course1285 feet, WM dcflocinr, 28 34 to theleft 24932 srt Jojth parallel to Weit lineof East Va of St 14 366 feet, North 5000 East along the Sojfh line of land owned by Grantors frnm Beach 4734 feetto beginning36 19S6 637North h of following described land com mencing at, a point 13124 feet Wast ofSoutheast corner of section, North 11206Sfeet, Watt 38869 feet, South 112068 feet,Eatt 38S69 feet to beginning 36 5 19S6 2995Commencing at a point 13124 feet West of Southeast corner of section 36 thenceNonh 112066 feet, West 38869 feetSouth 112068 feet East 38869 foot to innino except North 16 thereof 36 4 1956HitM T 1 SO March 4f 1958Whltleys called on theJsH MeGuires at Orchard Lake and Fishers in Pontae Sunday Betty Seefeld is working lor OH Ce OexterNOTICEBIENNIAL SPRING ELECTIONPUTNAM TOWNSHIP COUNTY OFLIVINGSTON, STATE OF MICHIGANMon,April 6 Hottee ft hereby gW ffcat in conformity with tha gElection Law, I, the pnerIfneJ Clerk, will, upon any day, except Sunday and a lejpl htUday, the day of any regular or specialeleetioa or primary election, receive for registration the namef any legal vri4 in said City not already registered who may APPLY TO MF PK 8ONALLY for such registration Provided,however, that I c n rccefre no names forregistration during tha time InterveniiT ht veen the Thirtieth day before any regular,Special r official p nary election and the day of such electionNice Is Hereby GivenTha Will Be At My OfficeAT MY HOTVTR 204 N MILL ST IN P1XCKXFY MICH WEDNESDAY MARCH 4, 10 A M TO R P IATURDAY, MARCH 7 10 A M TO P U MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1O A M TO TO P MMONDAY MARCH 5lh LAST DAYTh Thirtieth day preceding said ElectionFrom 8 oelock a nu entil 8 oclock p m on said day for Ipurpose of REVIEWING the REGISTRATION and REGISTER ING inch of tha qualified electors in laid CITY at SHALLERLY apply thereforTha name of ftwreen but an ACTUAL RESIDENT tfprecinct t the time of registration, and entitled under thaititutioa, if remaining inch resident, to rota at tha next ihall be entered ia the registration bookElector Usable To Make PersonalApplication, ProcedureSBC 504 Any elaetor who is unable to make personalcation for registration because of physical disability or tl from tha Township CJtf ar Village in which his legal retdenaIt located, may be registered prior to the close of reristratlnobefore any election ar primary election by securing from thaClerk of tha Township, City or Village In which la locate ISlegal residence, duplicate registration cards and exeeutlaj ftaduplicate tha regjttreuoa tlfJdaTtt before a notary pubNt ar ether officer legally avtWixed to administer oaths and returnsearai tha Cleric of tha Township, City auch registrationlllsge before thatratlon prior to anylie ar other of fleertha line fr tha siBite his title fnoa hoars on the last day of faffsprimary election The notary fdsVg the oath shall ejfrn his ntha registration officer andUnregistered Persona Not Entitled To Veto SEC 491 Tha Inspectors of election at any aloar nn ar paary election in this State, or In any District, Count TownanmCity or Village thereof, aliall not receive the rote ef any perse whose name is not registered in the registration jbok ef Aft y g ,whose name is not registered in the registratioTownship, Ward or Precinct In which he offers totided under Act 118, P A 1954 AeTransfer of Registration Application, Tin SEC IOC Anv registered elector may upon change of nfence within the City causa his registration to be transferee lit new address by aending ta the Clerk a signed request, rtaHsstfcis present addresa, t data he moved thereto, and tha addna from which ha waa test registered, or by apph ing in perse Pitartransfer Sack transfers shall not be made within the 30 dojS it preceding aaf election ar prim an alaasn wMURRAY KENNEDY Twnship Clerk HOME HEATINGWYLIE L F GASPHONE 63 HCWILPINCKNEY VILLAGE BOARD OF REVIEW 10 sv m to 12 Noon and 1 p m, to 4 p mA TUESDAY, MARCH WTAfANDWEDNESDAY MARCH 11 AT THEPUTNAM TOWN HALLwhich time the assessment roll wMlhe subject to inspectioa Such aasess roll as reviewed and approved ry said Board of Review shall be thent toll of Pin knry Villagor the year 1959,STANLtY DINKEL, PRESIDENT 1 Leroy Worden of Portagft La1clost control of his car on th FinckylDexer Road Thursday nig1 andwas thrown out,The car out gf intrlhit the home of Ernest Chanjl, cracxing the wall Born to the Nelson Shehaas Geor gia Packer a 10 lbon, MarkMr and Mrs W H, Meyertainad Sunday the G W Meyer uy of SttXKkbridge an thaMeyer family in honor of birthday i family of Howguest ii th MartinDorothyand Mary ichmaQ eailel4ha Al BochiaSk in Warren and SjBX ami HaroldRdlordutck Kennedy wa taken tu St Jo ,Aaa Arbor Monday with Wagoners Orocerv6066 PINCKNEY ROADQuality Merchandiselisa Gfcarlos Soote Svnily oiDtroitR C Mayer ad wife olwere Sunday gvoiti gfNashes 30 attended the Youth for GhrLtparty at Peoples Ciiurch SaturdayLyhn Hendee and wife and theLloyd Hendee family ware SUgday gueits of the Dr Cecil Hendai inI Lansing James Porter and wile of Ana Ar oor and Herb Bryan and wife wereun ay visitors f the Harold Porters The Olin Robinsons entertained theOlin Robinsons jr ofYpsilantl and Miss Enid Torrence of New Yoi CitySunday in honor of the Olia Jiivedding anniversary Lest ei McAfee came home ram theMcPherson hospital th BaxterHoper, Mrs, Iola Cornelius and Carl Drapeau of Detroit cailed on thezn Barbara McAfee and Duane Waterbury cabled on Christine Schiaicherjo Ann Arbor Sunday 150 attended the Democrat meetingin the Hamburg town hail Saturdayniiiht An enjoyable evening m spent The Ross Lambs and Dick Hermans f CiiKinnalti,Ohio and the John PWales were Saturday dinner guesrscr the Toni WaiesMrs baily Uoyle was in Ana Arbor Saturday Mr and Mrs George VanNorWanailed on Mrs Winifred AberdeenSunday at the Rex Nogggle hoas in Detroit She and her soti DavidjWeivin an auto accident in Detroit Feb, 21 1 received fae and head iojur1e3 ls Sprout vfcfited herinSimian ami John Lnlecnejli William Sliehan Sunday Pike ad wils were in Coir,m Friday MraJfora Sproot and children fc Dexter SundayAllen Dmkels called on HenryXUkPtt f Biighton Sovaday Mr and Mrs Sam Gentile anidaafhtiT have returned after 2 week in Florida Th Lary TxbdIl family havemoved imto Gene Maru1 house on MarfoaStMrs Mary Ellen Kdssd ano childrenwere dinner guests Saturday of Helen Wilde at the BUknaPP Kes aniint Ann Arbor Robert Read and wife went to thetIJowe Show in Detroit last weekTh Aftfcur Bullios of Gregory spent Thursday with theta Mrs, Rene Miller Carol and MrsMarjorfte Miller saw South Pacific inLetroit Sunday ,The Jeiin SulliVeins of Jackson veraSunday guesu J Drusciila Murpay end bngtheis, Meadanies Jennie Kellenbergorand Jean Spencer are attending che i Principals Convention att Loci Angeleg Calif, tliii week They iicw ihcro Earl jtosersf 64f of Hamburg killed himaeli by shooting MondayBora to J Williams and wife of Pinckaejr Feb6, a daughter Colleati JMae LOW PRICESBeer and Wine ToTaktOet PHONE HOWELL 705J2HELLERS FLOWERS SAY IT with FLOWERSPHONE 284 HUWELL MICHIGANCOAL A SUNOCO FUEL OIL ULL IP NOW AND v BY THE 1U MOVTHUAVK A LJkUOlL STOCK Ol JMslER AHAMlLl U1N 6 iiUy DLXTER f HUti SONS UKXTEIt VHCU1CANBottle Gas FOR COOKING WAltK HEATING AND eye George Meabun and wiieirum Lovells last week The T feel deep there , The Gerald Brown family of troit were Sunday guests ol hoiiv Whitleys Mr and Mrs Vern Clark and MrsBarbara Clark attended the FlowerShow in Detroit Sunday, Clarence Bennett and John Bartewho have been racing their horse in the south this winte are bringing bemlo Chicago to race Mrs Gladys Kettlter, Mrs Mildredckley and Margaret called on Mrs, Irene Jack at Highland Park hospitalSundayI Ray Burns and wife, the Jc Young, Don Burns, Jim Burns Ken I Fry, Bob Darrow and D, CllkUnJnd Bob Young families attended I house warming Saturday at tb JoI Burns home at Milford The Vincent Youngs jr of PleasantLake, Ray Burns and wife and tatDConklins were Sunday guesU l thaJack Youngs The John Lundeens of RogtTi Cttspent Sunday with the Francfc Siltruns The Lee Laveys came back from amonths stay in Florida FridayThey called on Herb Sneeds, Jattl Tinchers and Walter Bells and tftRoss Reads but found the latterMr and Mrs Gorman Kellygone to Florida for 3 weeks, Mrs Roy Wright, mother of Us lbert Shirley fell at Stuart, Flatliaand broke an arm and leg Isabelle Nash and Maryjo LhfOTwood of Ann Arbor were wetki guests of the Martin Hitters iffl after tubfnlr MMECAUSE YOU HELPED You speededdevelopment f druRs tfglow bloo4 clotting, safeguard Ing againalrepeat heart attacks and prolonging the lives ofmany thousands of persons For more progress u newnr HCT OIT A LOT with a new electric water heater No more vof baths No more rationing showertime because youre lowo Idlsons Super Supply Plan, a new electric water heater IsIwiys on tht alertday or nightto supply hot water for all family needs Thtre is no off periodMeres tht convenient, modem way to CET IT HOT GET A LOTfor an operating cost as low as 388 per monthftnfy ettctttc water htattrs glvt you all that Important advantagtti Efficiwater heat goes Into thefftstaft aitywfiereneed not be r a chimneyltt liftmeet Edisons rigidstandards the time Fastnew, more efficient heatingunitsOuter shellcool to the touch ailovtrEdison maintains electrical partswithout chargex SafedeanquietmodernDETROIT EDISONSIRVII SOUTHBASTIRN MICHIGANWeek end vWtort of Mrs Eleanor Jack Clark of Big Rapds spent thfr Gerald Clinton and eon, Ry of DeLedwldfe were the Hubert Ledwldge week end here With his mother and troit were Sunday ftteflU fit the Q, of IWyal Oak and Rev Keitht Led Vicki Lazlo he was in Ann Arbor Sat J Clinton,Jackal urday I C J Clinton and wtfe attflsfttd thtAmbrose Kennedy of Pontla Albert Shirley and wife called mfFowr Show b Detroit laft weak SttsiKf ati of the Irvto Ken, he HoQis HoUowayt at Ban Ukfc Jack Sharp ad wife of LaMtef EMA Sunday puaday imh 14jfinancia l Statemen tVillage of PiuckneyFINANCIA L STATEMEN T MARCH , 1958MARCH , 195 9 THEEXTENDIN G OU B ANNUA L 8AL B CH I TW ODRESS HOUS EI WITNES S PROFESSIONA L COUNEI JSarfteit mFEBRUAR Y 2 5 T O MARC H 1 0 I fcf M Mfy , M 33,6640 01300 21700 01,0355 55,2055 590462 920 0334 819,3418 92,0891 73 7106 3tRECEIPTSTa x Collection sCurren tOetTriquen t Revenue State collected Liquor Intangibletj Sales taxf MVHF Major Local Miscellaneous Trailer permitRefund Total ReceiptsEXPANSES Legislative AdministrationPublic Works Detroit Edison CoSidewalks, park, drains and StreetJf MVHF MajorMVHF LocalMiscellaneousMichigan League, dues and charter InsuranceElection and Board of Review Printing and Postage Flags and care of flagsMemorial Day, Ouistmas and donationsW Gas, oil and miscellaneousf Protective Marshalls salaryBroom, coats, oi and labor on Fire HalRadio installation Total Expenseslalance March 1, 1958 24,25257Balance March 1, 1959 15,22429Investments 2,50000Stanley Dinkel, PresRuth Rifter, Treas Mildred Ackiey, CJjr kPUTNAM TOWNSHIP BOARD OF REVIEWThe Board of Review of Putnam Towrrhiji will moot on TUESDAY, MARCH 10 AN I WEDNESDAY MARCH 11 AND WEDNESDAY MARCH 1810 a, m to 12 Noon and 1 p m T0 4 p m PUTNAM TOWN HALL ON ALL INDIES DRES88BB AMD SKpmSJUCIAL GROUP OF DKBS8H At 85 TO flOJ5 H0W 20 OFFON ALL HOSIERY AND LINGERIE50 PERCENT OFFOX ALL CHILDRENS DRESSES AND SKIRTS50 PERCENT OFFON ALL SLEEP WSAREAND MANY MORE BARGAINS4700 Midland Drive, Strawberry LakeHours 8 a, m, to 9 p ra Open Sundays tur A v to tm pm litp MRitterT V Service FUNERAL HOMEtatearlM DirectorMtem Equipmaw Ambulance SrifPBONB UP 17tAPtoaptUP 8 5541 125 Webster St Fred C MeMf, StOPTOMETRIST, 120 Wtt Grand BtomI Howell,FOR SALE Bam full of hay, looseLOST A German Shepherd Dog,mae, nd baledAll the hay in barn for 100 rr j ay, male, black and tan, 3 years 1900 Beardsley Road Mowers fani1073J0 fl Wayne Ellsworthl06 Kano Road Stockbridge Mich vrT3 TTPXTT r v FOR RENTModera furaished fovr rooms and bath apartment, PinckneyWILL THE PARTYwho picked up a Very reasonable rentMrs Oscar Beck13 59991 j pair mens ieather gloves in the Me Phone UP 83434 3,72653 Pherson Bank building, Saturday, please return them to the bankThey6850 were a Christma, present P0R SALEA Ivinator FrlgldaireHAVE SOME REAL BARGAINSFOB THE MONTH OF JANUARY iCULVER BAILEY THE MONUMENT MANtl kMl St HowII Fhoe Howeji 411Wfar Toanker Memorials Inc MichJtcanDR a R McCLOSEY Office 919114byHarold Porter Call UPtown 83110 IERT WYUE,23475 134 00240 28 F0R RENT Modern svea room FOR SALE Cub Scout shirt slzo w jhome at 11900 Glpnbr0ok Road ,Beau 8 to 30 Scout Water Canteen,Scdut9784 tfuj ocation on river, Reasonable rent booking Equipment Scout Knapsack,777,45 For information call Mrs Oscar Ben Two Occasional Arm Chairs, rd35608 i UPtown 834341,50000 453,0221851 HE THiATRBWbJtmere Lak leather upholstering Twin WashTubs Phonn UPtown 8 341428,35017 rhurs, Fri, vSat March 5, 6f 7 DoulJle FeatureMickey Kooney and Tom EwellA NICE LITTLE BANK THAT THAT SHOULD BE ROBBEDMexicos Rohfnhood TILLAMCinemascope and DeLux ColorwithBrian Keith, Caesar Romero and Margia Dean fABM SALBt ft 9fW34UrTVat Uf 8 3146Dr H R Homquil LLOYD HENDEELIVK SfOCK HAUUNGWEEKLY TBiFJS TO DETRO0MIONt UF 8 5o4 7Roger J Carr AgencyO9MPLET INSUKAMCB AfiBEuidbR Carr 14 2 MILL 8T, Mich Phona UP 8REAL ESTATEFOR RENTWlnterIzed cottage at tage Lake JohnPhone Howell 1535M11OR SALE Block or slab wood, Carl Ho lister Call UP 83219 1 ir S 5 to 7And by ApoointmetttAC 72991M0 Wt Grand RJvw Komto Ak PropersOpiiOrtunitieaYovr Fropertyl witGR A ID REASONBroker 868 North PtH PHONE UP 8S166Mary WoltftrAll Ktndn of Real Estate Li6n Wantedlilafn Office HA i888 at7421 Fotage Lake Road, DWII N Tarrttorf 132 WRST MAIN ST, PINCKNK Krahn, Salesman irP83JWANTED TO BVir Two Cub ScoutSuites, size 8 or 10, Call UP 8JHM TtivMandcllsSawFiliuiLAWN MOWER SHARPENLVi11 fi 2 4 Rlvrbank UMaod Wiltse Electrical SricrLECTRirAI CONTRACTINO60000 Wrt M36,Phone I 85ri8FOR SALE2 pair Boyssize 12 aad 12 12, almost Call UP 83id4 a Tnes,, Mar 8, 9 10Adventures oq ooannd HdmondUP PERISCOPE in Technicolorolor Cartoon anNewat Which time the assessment roM wil n ,vhj roll as reviewer anlssessment roll of Puiuam Township tor thr vai LLOYD HENDEE, SUPERVISOR Weil thru Sat, Mar ll thru 14He had 2 wive, 2 lires 17 kidCijfon Webb and DorothyInTill RKMARKABLR MR PENNYPACKERin CiaemaSeopt iTOCharles Coburn olor Cartoon andLate Now44 r w F TIT Pine LADIESThe Avon Opportunity given youFxtra Money New InteTMt A business of your own opening inPinckney and Putnam townshipFor appointment write Bfra Alla Huckins 5664 School St Haafett ftR SALLUne Automatic Wlwasher 40, in good conditionNormandy 9624AANTED BABY SITTING willIc houstwork and watfilngs FOR RENTFurnished roomJohn Jerycz 454 Dexter St,PiekaWANTED Baby Sitting In my Kya Lohdell, KelleiibergerHamburg St, PinckneyFOR SALEnyOl hau cm 1H FpR R HWisea on South ItoiwURd 12500 00 Ei TL SylUsier and Franda Lucjos rviu BSM m MM C nil UP 83419OR RENTFurnwhed apartment SKATESMadllne sharpen, hollow private entrance refrigeatorAppy 11022 Weiman Drive HiLake, Pinckney, MichFOR SALECord Wood and Milton Carver, phone UP 86W5FOR SALENearly New Rheem CU4 torn Gas Hot Water Heater, Eric Rose, UP 83184617 Patterson Lake RoadFOR SALE FRESH EQQSLohis Kourt 9024 PettysvOlePhone m flat, groundMarshall Meabon 1135 Wait M3TOR lUBWTjUoaM totkttplng,311 Bui MAta St UPVEGETABLESrisv A1RM6USHI0NE0VtLVETEW SHOES1R0CERIEMEATSilieilvorktoahip ia4 tfthtrQUALITYphom or place flflimp me a card TodtyforMAJtKCT ALSXMANS WAMiJACK HANNETTSALE ORCOURTEOUS SERVICEf 1OR SALE Butternut Squash , Marshall Meabon 1135 Wait M 38WANTEDPainting and interior de j corating 25 years experience Will F0R SAUEhrge Spa 0J1 BurnV free estimates, Heater, 5 gallon tank attached 20,00M A Unk 8798 Lakeview Driv , KevJ Wwd phne up smRush Lake, Phcna UP 8 5570 j FOR RENT Three room horn wiUPO1 SALEKeal itate ol All Einds baUl hot and coid water Tappan tovt Wanted for jy,le Used 6 years ,UP 837for GeMld Reaaoa , 3 Line UAvi and Aaoress, StockttakeB1BTWYLWUPLEEUVEYUP 8 Stamp 40c ath Fast Accurate SrvtcBERGERS RUBBER STAMP WORKS 11922 WEIMAN DRR L SORRELLWater Wellb and PumpsAil lCaJccs of Pumps ServicedWM DxterPinckney Roadm SA I 9454 William DavitSD1NG AND RUOFINQ, AND REMODELLINGSfitft E Gd River, HoweM, MUT Phone HoiM 717 , ,Conventional TermeFERTILIZERCOAL SKOW AND AVOIDFARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANY PHONE UP 8 5511y Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 04, 1959 Description An account of the resource March 04, 1959 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1959-03-04 newspaper pinckney dispatch