The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 9

Ca a charge Injured As Car Hits Horse Willie H. Howse 24, of 3301 Thirtieth Street, suffered minor injuries when his car and a horse owned by Anthony F. Russell, 7148 Rattle Run Road, collided about 2:45 a.m. today on Gratiot Avenue at Rattle Run. Mr.

Howse was treated in Mercy Hospital for cuts. Deputy Sheriffs Robert Devereaux and Norman L. Ludy said the horse broke a fence and ran east Rattle Run into the path of car. then Choral Music Seminar Tonight choir directors and singare invited to a choral workshop beginning at 8 today in First CongregaChurch. Anthems used in local during the past year, well as new music, will be and discussed.

PRESCRIPTION MILITARY DOWNTOWN AT MICHIGAN your BANNAPD here OVER HOBE 7 7070 I Day Father's Greetings 008 PORT HURON TIMES HERALD, Wednesday, June 15, 1966 PAGE 9, SECTION Piece Entertainment, Club Meeting or Miscellanecus in this column, Dial YU-5-7171 The Times Herald Classified Depertment. IN PORT HURON Anne and Bill's Flowers truck load of 1 beautiful red geraniums just arrived. Large potted begonias 59c. Dining Room will be closed Sat. June 18, until further notice.

Step in for your favorite cocktail Rosedale Inn. Our own "Fresh rotisserie rolls, tender steaks, cold cuts, etc. Hanshaw's-4029 Pine Grove. Wash Wax 39e with 15 gal. of gas at Gregory's Car Wash, 7th at Lapeer.

Mosquito spraying service, YU 5-6496. JOHN McNOUGHTON Missing Youth Sought; Is Former Resident John McNoughton, 17-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clean McNoughton, Milan, former residents of Port Huron, has been missing since he left his home June 6. Authorities and relatives are asking assistance in locating him.

He is 5-feet-11 inches, 185 pounds and has brown hair and blue eyes. He was last reported seen about 7 a.m. June 6 as he left for work in Ypsilanti. Authorities in Ypsilanti found Mr. McNoughton's car Friday.

A note in the car read, "Here is the car, I'm OK," but members of the family said the handwriting on the note was not his. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Mr. McNoughton is asked to telephone the nearest law enforcement agency. Men In Service Krumlauf Pvt. Roger D.

Krumlauf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krumlauf, 2814 Walnut Street, is home on a 14-day furlough. Pvt. Krumlauf completed his basic training at Fort Knox, Saturday.

A 1961 graduate of Port Huron High School, Pvt. Krumlauf completed a machinist apprenticeship at Sombur Machine and Tool before entering service. He will be working in administration at Fort Riley, Kan. Airman Kenneth D.Kuhn, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard D. Kuhn, 3024 Krafft Road, is home for a 30-day leave. He will be stationed in France July 11. He recently graduated from a munitions specialist course at Lowry Air Force Base, Colo. Airman Kuhn enlisted in January, 1966, and received his basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Tex.

He was a 1965 graduate of Port Huron Northern High School. Priests Assigned To Huron Parish HARBOR BEACH Rev. William Taylor has been assigned by Most Rev. Stephen S. Woznicki, D.D., bishop of Saginaw, as assistant pastor of Lady of Lake Huron Catholic Church for the summer montine.

City Briefs Child Struck By Car Belinda Ray, daughter of and Mrs. William Glenn, 2926 Street, suffered minor injuries about 4 p.m. Tuesday when she ran from between several cars into the path of a car driven by Edward A. McNally, 61, of 4579 Lake Shore Road. Patrolman Harry Hudson said Belinda was treated in Port Huron Hospital.

The accident occurred in the 2800 block of Twenty-fourth Street. Costumes Are Stolen Miss Carol Long, 25, Hollywood, known as Krickett Kane, an entertainer at a local night club, reported to police that $300 worth of costumes, including (six dresses, a mink stole and several pieces of jewelry, were taken from her room at the Algonquin Hotel between 10 p.m. Tuesday and 3 a.m. today. Plan To Attend Dance Members of the YMCA Club will meet at 7:30 urday at the for a Kenwick-on-the-Lake for ning of dancing.

To Meet Tonight The Port Huron-Sarnia Club will meet at 7:30 day in the Detroit Edison torium. 30-Up p.m. Sattrip to an eve- Stamp p.m. toAudi- Is Reported Ill Gus T. Radatz, 1318 Bancroft Street, is ill i in Mercy Hospital.

Relates Growth Problems In Macomb County "We are accommodators' not County Planners because in Macomb County we are faced with an annual increase of nearly 40,000 people," Bernard Giampetroni, told the St. Clair Regional Planning Commission Tuesday night. Mr. Giampetroni is director of the Macomb County Planning Commission. "Our problems are where the people are.

Seventy per cent of our 570,000 population is south of Fourteen Mile Road and in terms of density our problems are fantastic," he said. In the City of Warren, ground is broken every six weeks for a new elementary school, he stated. Flooding and the lack of recreational ground are two of our main problems, Mr. Giampetroni said. On May 2, the State Health Department issued a ruling that, because the Clinton River was polluted, no more new sewer connections would be allowed.

Mr. Giampetroni said this stopped the many real estate developers in their tracks and some may sue. The ban will not be lifted until a new sewer system has been designed and enforceable contracts provided. All communities south of Twenty Mile Road have planning commissions or zoning and because of their heavy load, some commissions have to meet twice weekly. Mr.

Giampetroni stated that within 10 years there would not be a single acre in Macomb County not within a few min-, utes drive of a major freeway interchange. Mr. Giampetroni was introduced by Richard G. Bingham, St. Clair executive director, who works with the Macomb Commission on planning problems of mutual concern to both counties.

Funerals Neil McCallum Funeral services for Neil McCallum, 74, of 2907 Nineteenth Avenue, who died Monday, will in Arthur Smith Funeral be held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday Rev. William Dunstan, pastor of Washington Avenue Methodist Church, will officiate. R. and Floyd L.

Krauss, Donald E. Langolf, Clinton G. Sharrard and Leo N. McCallum will be pallbearers. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery.

James J. Reed Funeral services for James J. Reed, 86, of 3258 Moak Street, who died Sunday in St. Clair County Medical Centre, will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday in Arthur Smith Funeral Home.

Rev. John Lindsey, pastor of St. Paul's A.M.E. Church, will officiate. A.

J. Johnson, James Wood, Alex. Adams, Ernest Bates George King Sr. and Raymond Woods will be pallbearers. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery.

Alcoholics Anonymous If You Have a Drinking Problem and Wish to do something about Write Post Office Box New Legion Commander Has Double Celebration Albert E. "Bud" Panter elected commander of Charles A. Hammond Post No. 8, Amer- (ican Legion, at the annual election held Tuesday in the Legion Learn-To-Swim Program At 'Y' The YMCA is accepting registrations for an eight-week, learnto-swim series for 6-7-8 yearolds. The 45-minute sessions will begin Tuesday, June 21 and will be held at 9 a.m.

on Tuesdays and Thursdays thereafter. The program is open to nonmembers on a fee basis. For further information, call the at YU 4-1566. Barnet DRUG STORE 4 CONVENIENT WATER DRIVE- IN STORE COLONIAL CANDIES PINE GROVE 37 YEARS RELIABLE PORT HURON'S LARGEST TRIFARI COSTUME JEWELRY give DAD a treat! Russell Stover CANDIES Stover Russell, Fashioned Only Chocolatse assorted chocolates FATHER'S 1 lb. DAY $1.60 IS 2 lb.

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exp. ALL STORES ALL STORES He succeeds F. Harold Thornton. election coincided with twenty-fifth wedding celeof he and Mrs. Panter, former Virginia Lindsay.

were married June 14. in St. Clair. and Mrs. Panter have a daughter, Miss Barbara Panter.

Panter, World War II Navy veteran, is owner of Panter's Refrigeration Sales and Port Huron. Other officers are: Senior vice commander, Roger M. Irwin; vice commander, Robert Griffith; adjutant, Mark H. Weichsler; finance officer, Roy Phare; historian, Benjamin Hyde; chaplain, P. Floyd sgt-at-arms, John Brown, house committee, Norman Cosgrove.

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24th St. Store Only BARNET'S Good for Ore Two Treated For Injuries After Collision His the bration the They 1941, Mr. Mr. U.S. Service, junior L.

S. R. Dell; and A. Gerald G. Harper, 35, of 2025 Poplar Street, and William P.

Dunn, 29 Detroit, were injured in a rear-end collision Tuesday in the 700 block of Huron Ave- nue. Patrolman Charles F. Neruda said the Dunn car was stopped for a traffic light and was struck in the rear by the Harper vehicle. Both were treated in Port Huron Hospital for minor injuries. Officer Neruda ticketed Harp- Area ers music p.m.

tional churches as sung MILKY WAY SNICKERS 3 MUSKETEERS FOREVER YOURS Freezer Pack exp. 24th St. Store Only JUNE PRIZE Adults Only Given by Barnet's 24th St. Store 12 Pair "FRUIT OF THE LOOM" HOSE Reg. 99c Pair $11.88 Value Name Address No Purchase Necessary Drawing June 30, 1966 Given by Barnet New 24th Street Store Registration Forms Available at Store er on of failure to stop in a safe assured clear distance ahead.

To Attend Church Service Members of Galilee Shrine No. 7, W.S. of will attend the 11 a.m. service Sunday in Grace Episcopal Church. FIVE GENERATIONS Mrs.

Etta Miller, 3020 Peavey Street, was the "greatest" grandmother present when five generations met in her home Sunday. Mrs. Miller, seated, is great great grandmother of Richard Allen Jax, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jax, Mt.

Clemens. Left to right are great grandmother, Mrs. Edward B. Miller, 3009 Peavey Street; grandmother, Mrs. Robert Bothel, Mt.

Clemens; and mother, Mrs. Jax. OK Lease For $600,000 Public Services Building The lease agreement for the proposed $600,000 Public Services Building between the St. Clair County Board of Supervisors and the County Building Authority was approved by the Board Tuesday morning. Tuesday Authority afternoon the executed County the Building lease and said that it would advertise for bids as soon as the Michigan State Finance Commission approved the bonds.

The lease states that the rent will be $45,000 annually; and Deaths Mrs. Edward Anderson Mrs. Winnifred Anderson, 86, a former resident of Port Huron and employee at Ballentines Dry Goods Store, died at the Nova Scotia Sanatorium, Kentville, May Mrs. Anderson resided in Port Huron 35 years. In 1 1963, she moved to New Minas, Scotia, where she lived with a niece until the time of her illness.

She was predeceased by her husband, Edward Anderson. She is survived by a brother, J. C. Stewart, Regina. Funeral services were held in New Minas with burial in Owen Sound, Ont.

Plan Informal School Board Meeting Tonight The Board of Education will meet informally and unofficially at 7:30 p.m. today in the School Administrative Office Building, discuss several personnel matters. selection of a successor to William D. Barr, assistant superintendent of schools for finance and operation, who resigned, effective June 30, probably will discussed, Dr. Gerald S.

DeGrow, superintendent of schools, said. Another matter which may be! discussed is the resignation of Arthur G. Heimburger, principal of Kimball Intermediate School. Residents of Kimball area protested to the Board June 6 that the resignation was not voluntary. Car Backs Out Of Driveway, Injures Child Ronald Davis, 5-year-old of Mrs.

Phyllis Davis, 2785 Beach Road, suffered a broken collar bone about 6:50 p.m. Tuesday when he was struck by a car driven by Arthur Knisley, 1239 Maywood Drive, Marysville, in the 2800 block of Beach Road. Ronald was treated in Port Huron Hospital. Deputy Sheriff Lloyd Hitchings said Mr. Knisley was backing out of a drive when the accident occurred.

that construction will start about Sept. 1, with the County taking occupancy about September, 1967. Bonds will be for 30 years at about per cent. The proposed building is to be erected on County Road Commission property at Twentyeighth and Moak Streets. The project calls for remodeling the present Road Commission offices and adding a new 180 80-foot building.

The structure would house the Social Welfare offices, the Regional Planning Department, the Drain office, the Department of Public Works and the Road Commission office, and perhaps the Veterans Administration office. The present County-City Building is overcrowded and the existing quarters of the Welfare Department have been unsuitable by the State Welfare Department. The lease was presented to the Board by Howard A. Pelton, Yale supervisor and chairman of the Building committee. In other action, the Supervisors: Named U.

Grant Burch, Chairman, and Howard Murray, County Clerk, to execute the contract for installing lighting and reconstructing the apron at the County Airport with Federal tax funds already approved. Authorized the County to provide inkind services of $3,360 or 7.33 per cent of the Office of Economic Opportunity Conduct and Administrative funds of $45,784 for the fiscal year beginning Aug. 1. Appropriated $7,500 for the hiring of another appraiser for the County Equalization Department. FG Township Offers Swimming Classes July 5-27 Swimming lessons, sponsored by Fort Gratiot Township Recreation Department, will be held for children 6-12, July 5-27.

Classes will be from 9 a.m. to noon Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Children may take buses at the regular stops. The program is free for township residents. Applications to help may be sent to Mrs.

Hugh Carson, 3945 North River Road. Births IN MERCY HOSPITAL June 15, to Mr. and Mrs. James H. Becker, 3347 Pine Grove Avenue, a daughter.

IN PORT HURON HOSPITAL June 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Loren E. Moutoux, 611 Thirteenth Street, a daughter. June 15, to Mr.

and Mrs. William G. Hurley, 1811 Minnie Street, a daughter. DR. R.

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