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ANNOUNCEMENTS Place Enterteinment, or Miscellaneous this column, Diet YU 5-7171- Times Herald Classified Department. INSIDE PORT HURON Bob's Home of Hair Fashions now taking appts. Tues. through Sat. at 3860-24th YU 2-3571.

Also to serve you--Hen Marsalase. Donna Sokolowski is now associated with Merle Norman Beaute Corner, 415 Quay Street. For appointment call 984-3751. Would you believe? Engagement and wedding rings at down to earth prices. Baker's Jewelry, N.

River Rd. PLEASE NOTE! The Fantasia Wig and Beaute Salon is still located at Huron Ave. above the Old Newberry Store. Gino of Italy is now a regular on our staff at Nicholas David Career Shop, 409 Fort for appointments phone 982-6641. Exclusive cakes for all occa sions, pies.

Margaret Paton. phone YU 2-2748. Fletcher's 525 Water open during construction, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.

Closed Sundays. Couple Honored On Silver Day Mr. and Mrs. Roland G. Krupp, 1318 Twenty-first Street, were honored on their silver wedding anniversary at a surprise open house for friends and relatives Sunday.

The party was given by their children, Mr. and Mrs. Peter George, of Ann Arbor; Miss Janet Krupp and Robert Krupp. Mr. and Mrs.

David Dunn, Worms, Germany, were unable to attend but sent best wishes to their parents. Mrs. Krupp was presented a silver soffee and tea service, a gift from her husband. She is the former Dorothy Neighorn. The couple was married July 15, 1944, in First United Presbyterian Church by Rev.

Nicholas Sichterman. Mr. Krupp celebrated his thirty-fourth year at Mueller Brass in April and Mrs. Krupp has been employed at the Michigan Employment Security Commission for the last three years. They both have spent most of their lives in Port Huron.

Librarian At Institute Harry P. Wu, director of the St. Clair County Library, is atthe Institute on Library Services non-institutionalized handicapped at the University of Michigan, July 13 18. He is one of the 35 participants representing libraries in the United States. The institute introduces librarians to methods of providing quality library services for non-institutionalized handicap ped children and adults, who are unable to use conventional library materials and services.

These include the blind, partially sighted, and those with other severe physical or mental impairments reside outside of large institutions, e. g. the homebound and residents of nursing homes. Special materials for the handicapped are to be available for inspection in the institute. Funerals George J.

Horn Funeral services for George J. Horn, 79, of 1324 Gillett Street, who died Saturday, will be conducted at 1 Wednesday in Arthur Smith Funeral Home. Rev. Joel Jorgenson, pastor of St. Martin's Lutheran Church, will officiate.

Burial will be in Cadillac Memorial Gardens, Mt. Clemens. Mr. Horn, a retired farmer, was a veteran of World War I. He was born Dec.

30, 1889, in Warren Township. To Host Sewing Club The Grandmother's Sewing Club will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday with Mrs. Robert J. Fleming, 5085 Griswold Road.

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Douvas, 4200 Gratiot Avenue, is among 14 winners in the Interlochen National Music Camp's annual concerto competitions. She plays the oboe. There were three other winners from Michigan. Club To Aid Spectators The Port Huron Lions Club will have chairs at the corner of Andrew Murphy Boulevard and Huron Avenue for the aged and handicapped who wish to view the Blue Water Festival Parade Wednesday night. Fire Destroys Barn A barn and 500 bales of hay at the home of Gordon Schattler, 3666 Ravenswood Road, were destroyed by fire Friday.

Officers theorized that the barn was struck by lightning. Theft Is Reported Paul Kelch, 3615 Dove Road, reported to police Sunday that tools and sleeping bags, valued at $300, were taken from his camper truck parked on Railroad Street. YFC Auxiliary Officers To Take Office Wednesday Mrs. Howard Hall will begin her term of office as president at the Youth for Christ, Intercessors' meeting to 11 a.m. Wednesday at the YFC Campus Life tent on the Blue Water Festival grounds.

Other newly elected officers are: Vice president, Mrs. Bert Van Sickle; secretary, Robert Davis; treasurer, Mrs. Emory Floyd; prayer chairman, Mrs. John Wagner; publicity chairman, Mrs. David Younge; social chairman, Mrs.

Claude Harrington; membership chairman, Mrs. Frank Kelly; and art work. Miss Alice West. Youth for Christ Intercessors is a ladies auxiliary to St. Clair County Youth for Christ that was formed in October, 1964, to assist the YFC ministry in various projects and prayer support.

office equipment including a Through he the monthly offerings, movie projector, electric folding machine, file cabinet, tape recorder, electric typewriter, safe, and accounting system has been purchased for the YFC office. All interested women may attend each meeting where coffee and donuts are served and babysitting is provided free of charge. Men in Service Krafft Herbert "Bill" J. Krafft is leaving Ft. Lewis, for an assignment in Korea after spending a three week leave with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Krafft, 4321 Krafft Road. A 1967 graduate of Port Huron Northern High School, Bill entered the service in February, 1969, and took basic training at Ft. Knox, and heavy artillery training at Ft. Sill, Okla.

He was employed at K-Mart foods before entering the service. Coast Guard Station Chief Retires August The hospitality that everyone has been afforded the last four years at the local U.S. Coast Guard Station has been the trademark of one man James L. Carroll, commander of the station. Chief Carroll, command of the local statume: August of 1965, is retiring Aug.

1 from the Coast Guard after 20 years of service. While in Port Hurpn Chief Carroll became an active member of his church and the community and is well-known for his service and interest in the Port Huron Power Squadron Coast Guard Auxiliary and other local organizations. He and his wife, Beverly Ann and children, Jimmy, 12; Linda, 10; Mike, 3, and Tom, 18 months, will live in Rock Hill, S.C., where Chief Carroll has accepted a position with an insurance claims and adjusting firm. He enlisted in the Coast Guard and was assigned aboard the CGC Raritan at Norfolk, on March 24, 1949. He subsequently was assigned to duty stations in Owensboro, Chattanooga, Louisville, Cape May, N.J.; Savanah, St.

Simons, Mayport, and prior to coming to Port Huron he was assigned as ship evaluator and instructor with the Navy at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba. During his career with the Coast Guard, he has received many citations including ones from the Ninth District Commander; from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Detroit; Seventh Coast Guard District; from the Secretary of Defense; one while stationed at St. Simmons Island, during the Cuban blockade and one from the Commanding Officer of the U.S.S. Fred T.

Berry while assigned to fleet training in Cuba. He also received a letter of appreciation from the Port Huron Power Squadron for boating safety. Births IN PORT HURON HOSPITAL July 12, to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon R.

Sexton, 2726 Wright Street, a daughter. July 13, to Mr. and Mrs. William Echlin, 4725 Brott Road, Goodells, a daughter. July 13, to Mr.

and Mrs. Gary Loshaw, 2942 Twenty-fourth Street, a daughter. July 14, to Mr. and Mrs. James Nedela, 915 Hancock Street, a daughter.

IN MERCY HOSPITAL July 11, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Lewandowski, 2000 Water Street, a son. July 12, to Mr.

and Mrs. Frank E. Brown, 1354 ew Hampshire Avenue, Marysville, a son. July 13, to Mr. and Mrs.

Robert L. Glyshaw, 3865 Knapp Avenue, a daughter. July 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Ebner, Croswell, a daughter.

July 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Corly, Rochester, a son. Mrs. Corly is the former Marjorie Blessinger, a former Family Reunions KNISLEY FAMILY The Knisley family reunion was held Sunday at Lakeport Town Hall with 59 present.

Officers re-elected are: President, Charles Richter; treasurer, Russell Knisley; and secretary, Fred Helmer. The youngest person attending was 14-month-old Julie Wright, 5414 Dove Road, and the oldest was William Sovey of Pontiac. Auto Casualty Fire for Man RUSS INSURANCE MAPLETHORPE INSURANCE AGENCY 027 MICHIGAN ST. YU 2-0221 DRY CLEAN ONLY 3 BS. FOR 998c PINE GROVE CLEANERS 1804 1322 Michigan 400 Vine St 1009 1615 Tenth St Marys ville (St Clair) 24th St Pine Grove Try Our Regular and Charcoal Steaks The Village Inn BANQUETS are our Specialty Groups 10 to 800.

Phone 344-1157 6 Private Banquet Rooms Motor Motel Point Edward, Ontario PAGE 5, SECTION Deaths Francis P. Buckeridge Francis P. Buckeridge, 89, of Tahlequah, former Port Huron resident, died Sunday in a hospital there after a six week's illness. He was born Sept. 11, 1878, in Port Huron.

He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. George Van Rhee, Port Huron, and Mrs. Ardon Sweet, Ypsilanti; and a brother, J.0. Buckeridge, Birmingham, Mich. Funeral services will be held at 2.

p.m. Tuesday in Flatona, with burial in a Flatona cemetery. The remains are in a funeral home in Tahlequah. Mrs. Thelma M.

Brennan Mrs. Thelma M. Brennan, 59, of 1742 Scott Avenue, a lifelong resident of Port Huron, died Sunday in Port Huron Hospital after a illness. She was born Sept. 12, 1909, in Port Huron.

She attended Port Huron schools and was a member of Washington Avenue Methodist Church. Mrs. Brennan is survived by four sons, Russell A. Brennan Patrick M. Brennan and Jon A.

Brennan, all of Port Huron, and William A. Brennan, Little Rock, a daughter, Mrs. Erma Eldridge, Port Huron; a sister, Mrs. Erma A. Curtiss, Port Huron; nine grandchildren: a nephew, Theodore W.

Curtiss, Port Huron, and several grandnieces and nephews. The remains are in KarrerSimpson Funeral Home where services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Rev. Douglas K.

Mercer, pastor of Washington Avenue Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery. Mrs. Neil McCallum Mrs. Veva I.

McCallum, 78, of 2907 Nineteenth Avenue, died Sunday in a local nursing home after a long illness. She was born June 23, 1891, in Almont. She lived here the last 36 Her husband, Neil McCallum. died June 13, 1966. Mrs.

McCallum is survived ed by six daughters, Mrs. Lorene Krauss, Mrs. Madeline Chapdelaine, Mrs. Donald C. Robison and Mrs.

Walter V. Robison, all of Port Huron; Mrs. Edward J. Krause, Applegate, and Mrs. Harold two C.

Beversdorf, Leo N. Orlando, McCalsons, lum, Goodells, and Max D. MeCallum, Iron Mountain, 22 grandchildren; 31 great grandchildren; three brothers, Harry Currier, Goshen, Howard Currie, Detroit, Chester Currier, Marlette; and several nieces and nephews. Remains are in Arthur Smith Funeral Home where services will be held at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Rev. Douglas K. Mercer, pastor of Washington Avenue Meth. odist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery.

Glen R. Provost Glen R. "Whitey" Provost, 63, of 6722 Lake Shore Road, died Saturday in Port Huron Hospital after a long illness. He was born June 1, 1906, in Downington, Mich. He married Dorothy M.

Moore Oct. 14, 1933. He was employed at Mueller Brass for 34 years, retiring April 1. He was a manager of screw, fabricated products, divi- was a member of the Quarter Century Club. He was a well-known bowler in Port Huron.

a He bowled in the City Mueller League, Brass Classic League. League He and Elmer Abdoo were match doubles champions in 1953 and 1954. He is survived by his widow: a son, Jerry F. Provost, Des Moines, lowa; three brothers, Guy C. Provost, Sarasota, Murrel G.

Provost, Port Huron, and Olin I. Provost, Lexington, and several nieces and nephews. The remains are in Albert A. Falk and Son Funeral Home where services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday with Elder Russell E.

Loeding, of Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, "Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery. Memorials may be made to St. Clair County Unit of the American Cancer Society. Mrs. Walter L.

Smith Mrs. Lucille E. Smith, 61, of 3171 Poplar Street, a resident of Port Huron 60 years, died Saturday in Mercy Hospital after a long illness. She was born May 1, 1908, in Vicksburg, Mich. She was marIried to Walter L.

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PLATZER Plumbing Heating 901 Water St. Port Huron, Mich. Phone 985-6104 COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL DOMESTIC WATER TREATMENT SPECIALISTS PORT HURON TIMES HERALD. Monday, July 14, 1969 Attempted Molesting Reported Police today are investigating the report of an 18-year-old girl who told police two men attempted to molest her Sunday as she walked near her home in the 2500 block of Armour Street about 11:25 p.m. Officers said the girl told them she was walking in a vacant lot looking for her dog when the men got out of an old model blue station wagon with a white top, grabbed her and dragged her to some bushes.

Her brother saw the incident and called his mother. When the mother of the girl ran 1 toward the vacant lot and called to her daughter, the would-be attackers fled. The assailants were described as one wearing green trousers and shirt, and the second reportedly had a black shirt. Police ask that if anyone has any knowledge concerning the incident to telephone the department at YU 4-4141. CHIEF JAMES L.

CARROLL Four Persons Injured In Weekend Accidents Four persons were injured in four accidents Sunday including a rear end, three-car accident, and a motorcycle-car accident. Mrs. Betty Buelow, 42, of 1739 Vermont Avenue, Marysville, was injured after a car driven by her husband, James L. Buelow, 42, was struck in the rear by a car driven by Charles Jemison, 49, of 2520 Vanness Street, at Twenty-fourth and Griswold Streets, deputy sheriffs said. Mrs.

Buelow was taken to Port Huron Hospital for treatment of a neck injury. The Buelow car was forced ahead into the rear of a car driven by Junior M. Antonie, 29, Kokomo, Ind. Deputies arrested Jemison on a charge of drunk driving and ticketed him on charges of defective brakes and driving without a drivers license on his pere son. Kenneth A.

Atherton, 24, of 1900 Leland Road, and Jonathan C. Blackmer, 21, of 5056 Burma Road, were injured after the Atherton car was involved in an accident with a car driven by Joseph G. Curry, 20, of 2503 Manuel Street, at Oak and Twenty-fourth Streets. Deputites ticketed Curry on a charge of driving without a drivers license on his person for failure to yield the right of way. passenger in the Curry car, Eddie L.

Curry, 2503 Manuel Street, was ticketed by deputies for allowing an unlicensed person to drive his car. Christine A. Lashbrook, 21, of 2801 Griswold Street, suffered minor injuries after the rear of her car was struck by a car driven by George W. Hanna, 50, of 3168 Wright Street, in the 2900 block of Twenty-fourth Street, police said. She was to see her family doctor.

John W. Brennan, 43, of 3659 Dykeman Road, was injured after his motorcycle and a car driven by Mrs. May A. Willis, 24, of 3606 Sunset Lane, were involved in an accident at Garfield Street and the By Pass. Brennan was taken to Port Huron Hospital for treatment.

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Smith was a secretary for City Glass Service for 10 years. She is survived by her husband; two sons, Donald C. and Walter L. Smith three grandchildren; her mother, Mrs. Edna Middleton; a brother, Carlisle Reynolds, all of Port Huron, and several nieces and nephews.

The remains are in Albert A. Falk and Son Funeral Home where services will be held at p.m. Tuesday. Rev. D.

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