The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 25

THURSDAY, 'AUGUST 3, 1950 PACE TWENTY-KlVE TODAY'S NEWS FROM ALL OVER THE BLUE WATER DISTRICT THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD Port Sanilac FARM BUREAUS Yale Admit Bad Axe Man To Federal Practice Sanilac County Is Running In The Red; Must Borrow Macomb County Bureau Richmond, Aug. 3 Macomb County Farm Bureau members Rev. and Mrs. L. W.

Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown and daughters, Beth and Ruth, re Bad Axe, Aug. 3 James Wood- turned home Monday night from a visit in the home of John Bishop, (Editor's Note: This is the first of two articles on Sanilac County's financial situation.) were active last week in various local community group meetings. The women's committee dis worth, who was admitted to the practice of law in June in Huron County Circuit Court, was admitted to practice in federal courts Monday by Judge Frank A.

Picard in Wallaeeburg, Ont, Sunday morning. Rev. Bishop preached in cussed future activities at a meet Marine City Methodist church on Yale, and Mrs. Lawrence Hazelman, of Peck, were called to Leipsic, Ohio, Friday, because of the illness of the mother of Henry Winkler and Mrs. Hazelman.

They returned home Sunday with the exception of Mrs. Hazelman, who remained with her mother who died Monday. The Henry Winkler returned to attend the funeral Wednesday morning. Judy Smith, Port Huron, im visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Eagen, and family. Mrs. Ruth Weiss and sons. Id-ward and Randall, returned home last weekend from a two-weeki' visit with relatives in Cincinnati, O. ing Wednesday in the home of the way to Wallaeeburg, where they attended a Bishop family re jjiss Rose Herzig VnedSfosAlmont Aue 3 Miss Rose Her-duafe of the 1950 class LzZmzh School, was chosen the annual contest Almont theater.

compete Sunday for rf Miss Lapeer County Almont Lions club "under nartv" on the conclusion yAtaont Homecoming cele- ttion. Homecoming Contest results Announced Auc 3 Here are the JffS at the Ablegate I1" this week end. Con- Mrs. Arthur Richards. Bay City on motion of Probate Judge Alex Guyeau, of Huron County.

union in the afternoon. Rev. Bishop Mrs. Allen Penzien, Mrs. C.

Young and Mrs. Henrv Bentlev at conducted a short service at the reunion and baptized 12 children tended a conference July 25 at Plymouth on "Gettine Out the Almont and 4 adult members of the family. Rural Allen Rush, County By ARTHUR HIGBEE (Times Herald Sanilac Bureau Manager) Sandusky, Aug. 3 Sanilac County is going broke. By the end of this month, the county general fund will run out of money.

Then, for the rest of the year, money will have to be borrowed from other funds to pay for salaries, heat, light, office supplies and other county expenses. COUNTY SUPERVISORS and officials agree that it's nothing to get excited about they say that half Mrs. Lalah Dalton and Mrs. Carle Cochrane, Los Angeles, Irene Morgan returned home Friday night from Mt Pleasant where has arrived here to attend the homecoming, Friday through president: Glenn Livermore and Martin Montgomery attended a conference there on membership. Consumer -producer relations were discussed at the following local meetings: Romeo eroun in they attended daily sessions for High School cafeteria managers at Mrs.

Melvin Renshaw has re Forestville turned from Grace Hospital, De Central College of Education for the week. Mrs. Dalton is manager of Yale High cafeteria and Mrs. troit, where she recently under the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Leo; '700' went an operation. Morgan is her assistant Rev. Daniel Boxwell and daugh Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hull and the other counties in Michigan are in the same fix.

But they do think it's something to worry about, because the county deficit grows larger each year. Sooner or later, it will be so big there won't be enough money in other funds to borrow from until new tax money is collected to pay it back. Official figures show that the county deficit has been growing for the past 10 years, at the rate of $5,000 or $10,000 a year. This year, the deficit will total about $50,000. The county general fund will get $165,000 in taxes.

Thus, roughly a third of this tax will be spent before even collected, to make up the deficit. WHY SHOULD there be a deficit? Said one county supervisor this week, 'Ton can't blame the county officials if they cut their expenses much more they won't be able to function. The supervisors can't raise taxes if people back home don't want them to. It's really up to the people to decide whether they want to keep their county government running, or surrender part of it to the state." WEDDINGS ter, Helen, are visiting his parents, KSTarellsted in order, "line Russell Welch, irf louis Willard, Peck; SSd Mahaffey, Brown City; CoUnd, Cass City; Eldon jgfSectoBTfll' anl John Jones, 'Sfbike race-lva Williams, -SJjoS. and Beverly Cliff.

S31 bike race Bob Fairman, Rnfi Williams. son, Douglas of Ypsilanti. were guests Sunday of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morgan, and family.

Mack Morgan returned with the Hulls' to spend a week. Mr. and Mrs. F. L.

Boxwell, Went-ham, Mass. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Houeh and Debien Curran CrosweU, Aug. 3 Miss Geral Mr.

and Mrs. Weber, Kinde, visited hli mother, Mrs. Anna Weber. Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Dimick and Mr. and Mrs. William Wendt, all of Port Huron, visited Mr. and Mrs. Max Wendt.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Loss, Port Huron, visited Mr. and Mrs. William Loss.

Mr. and Mrs. William Geyer war recent visitors her. dine Curran, daughter of Mr. and family, of New Brunswick N.

are Mrs. Edward Curran, of Croswell, Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Graham have became the bride of Leon Debien, moved to Port Huron. visiting his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. K. Hough. Mrs.

Ida Eveland. Pontiae. Is son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Debien Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Winkler and sons, Norbert Ernest. Richard running race Beverly Girl iux-o Rnnn also of Croswell, at a ceremony in St. Patrick's Catholic church visiting Mrs. Ina Kidder.

Winkler and Leo Winkler, all of group in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richards; Warren group in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schoenberg; Old group in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Pohly; Meade group in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thilk; North avenue group in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

C. Young; Romeo Plank group in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Meredith; Davis group in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Zuehlk: and the Ray group in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Livermore. A new group called the Cross Section group was organized in the home of Mrs. F.

Douglas. The annual County picnic will be held Aug. 16 at the Armada Fairgrounds. Potluck dinner at noon will be followed by games and races with prizes for Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Bridgeford and Mrs. Clyde Williams of Aledo, 111., were guests for several days of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gerhacdt and Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford McMul-droch. Miss Helen Mack returned to her home in New York City after spending two weeks vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mack.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Whitney have arrived from Detroit and will make their permanent home here. Their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Whitney of Logan, Utah, is here to spend several weeks' vacation.

Miss Barbara Husson is ill in her home. Miss Elizabeth Whitney attended the Indiana University Writers Conference at Bloomington, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Urie and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Hering of Fern-dale, spent the week end at Hig-gins Lake. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin F.

Maher were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Glabb of Sarnia, Mrs. Leslie Robbins of Port Huron, Mr. and Mrs.

John Marks of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lotvenas of Dearborn, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maher and son of Cincinnati.

Mrs. Cliff oid J. McMuldroch was pleasantly surprised at Huron Shores Golf club Friday night when 14 friends gathered to help her celebrate her birthday. Pot-luck lunch was served from a long table centered with a birthday cake. A group gift was presented to Mrs.

McMuldroch. Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel W. Meyers and family of Monroe called on old friends in the community Sunday.

The Meyers are former residents. Mrs. Ray W. Springer will entertain Saturday at a garden party at her home. 1 800 Lake Shore road.

Proceeds from the party will be turned over to Port Sanilac Public Library. The party is open to the public. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D.

Shana-han of YpsJanti were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. O'NeiL Mr. and Mrs.

James Murray of Lansing ivere Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt. Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Cloutier and daughter of Detroit were week end guests of his mother, Mrs. Eugene Cloutier. The Clou-tiers have just returned from a Holy Year Pilgrimage to Europe. Vance Hagle, Columbiaville, S. is vacationing at the home of Rev.

Earl V. Sheridan, pastor of St Michael's Catholic church. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hagle.

Flint, an uncle of the bride, offi ciated at the nuptial High Mass The bride, wbo was given in mar MISS SUNBEAM Kuney running race-Jean Smith, ttSviSTand Billy Ellis. pension Groups Sanilac County Women Sandusky. Aug. 3 Twelve ciac County women enrolled IT home economics extension Tartended the annual sum-Tcamp last week at Sleeper rville. Miss Doro- riage by her father, wore a lace trimmed gown of white nylon net over satin.

The skirt extended in a long train. Her finger-tip veil was fastened to her head by a tiara of orange blossoms. She rie joined his wife who has been visiting here. They will also attend the homecoming. Mr.

and Mrs. Dougal Bryce held a family dinner at their home near Attica Sunday. The birthdays of Mr, Bryce and daughter, Mrs. Wendell Hayward, were honored. Mr.

and Mrs. R. K. Westcott and Mrs. George Westcott are vacationing at the Westcott cottage, Blue Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. William King have returned from vacationing at Van Ettan Lake, Oscoda. In the past 10 years, salaries of carried a white prayer book adorned with a purple orchid. county officials and office workers have increased, but not very much.

Prices of office supplies have Kulder, Home Demonstration Miss Bernice Curran, maid of honor, wore for her sister's wed more than doubled. The cost of ding a lace trimmed gown of yel supervisors' tax and assessment rolls once ran to about $375. This year it was more than $1,000. Prices of fuel oil, coal, gasoline low marquisette with matching hat and gloves. Mrs.

Harry England, of Ejetroit, also a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. She wore and the many other things it takes usA, saw wj- ttirty-eight others attended ton Huron and Tuscola Counties. taS completed metal tray etching Jpjk, md others took knitting in-gtion. A flower arrangement (jcnonstration was given by Mrs. Oco Toeppner.

Bay City; a talk good grooming by Miss Dorothy ton Parsells, Caro; and a talk demonstration on fire fighting by Harvey Ubly a lace trimmed gown of lavender to keep county government run nine have gone up. marquisette with matching hat and gloves. Both carried bouquets of Mrs. C. A.

McDonell and Mrs. Mary Scharfenberg of Forest Bay 4-H Demonstrations Sandusky, Aug. 3 Three 4-H demonstrations were given Tuesday in the Methodist church here. The Germania club held a model business meeting; Paul Pawlowski and Francis O'Shea of that club showed how a vegetable garden basket is prepared for exhibition, and Miss Irene Schmidt, Sandusky, gave an illustrated talk on winter storage of vegetables. The Germania club will compete in a district contest Aug.

18 at Lapeer; and Miss Schmidt will present her demonstration at State 4-H Show the last week of this month at East Lansing. Judges were Miss Sylvia Wixson, Croswell; Miss Carrie Klaus. Min-den City, and Frank Harmon, Times Herald and WITH farm editor. yellow gladiolus and daisies. The welfare department is not supported by the general fund.

But recently a grant had to be made visited friends here. Mrs. Mc- The bridegroom was attended by his brothers, Leo and Robert De bien. Vincent Curran and Tony from the general fund to the welfare department. Why? Because costs of medical care are increasing, jeweu, i Mirimmmir anrl Bolman were ushers.

Jimmy Curran, of Dearborn, a nephew of tne bride, was ring bearer. Bar and more and more people are relying on the county to foot their bara Mayer, of Detroit, a cousin of the bridegroom, was flower JJoneu was formerly Miss Clara Bombard, an Ubly girL Alfred Skrzypinski of Detroit spent a few days with his family here. Miss Shirley Slack spent a week with relatives in Detroit. Mrs. Sally Morgan and children of Detroit are visiting relatives Mr.

and Mrs. George Henderson of Detroit, former Ubly residents, visited friends here. girL She wore pink net over satin. Mrs. Curran wore for her daughter's wedding an aqua nylon gown with black accessories.

The bridegroom mother wore a navy sheer gown with navy accessories. Kinde Following the ceremony a break Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer of REACH FOR Sunbeam tmad fast was served to the immediate Cadillac and Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Deegan of Romeo were recent visit families in the Colonial Hotel, gJM, mUSIC, ILUi.cs. a jfogmn of activities. Miss M. ftne Wilkinson, Huron County gome Demonstration Agent, and Est Jean Gillies. Tuscola County igent, assisted Miss Mulder in dir-tctinf the camp.

Sanilac County women attending were Mrs. Charles Spohn, Mrs. Alfred Adair and Mrs. Lloyd Stone, aQ of Sandusky, Mrs. Herbert Tinner, Mrs.

Pearl Ellis, Mrs. Laura Gardner, Mrs. John Kemp and Mrs. Jennie Levitt, all of CrosweH; and Mrs. Don Sullivan, Mrs.

Milei Sullivan, Miss Ona Douglas and Mrs. John McQuarrie, all of Marlette. BIRTHS July 29, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hough (June Filson), Almont.

in Bishop Hospital, a daughter. Bar ban. ors at the home of their parents, Lexington. Dinner was served to out-of-town guests on the lawn at To See Colored Slides Croswell, Aug. 3 The Buel Center Farm Bureau will see colored slides shown by Mr.

Gilder, Sandusky, at its meeting at 8:30 p.m. Friday in the Buel Township Hall. Jack Hall will lead the discussion on "Getting Out the Rural Vote." Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mc-Kenney will have charge of the program.

Nadine and Jack Sprowl will render musical selections. Pot-luck refreshments will be served after the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. B.

J. Cunningham. Mrs. Ellen Brown and her grand daughter. Miss Barbara Borberg, spent a week with relatives in Capac.

Dr. and Mrs. Harry Lamb have left Ubly to make their home in Washington, D. C. L.

K. Dominick, who has been visiting friends and relatives here. Elkton returned to his home in Florence, BREAD AT IT'S BEST" Ky. July 28, to Mr. and Mrs.

Jake Jager, Imlay City, a daughter, Judith Arlena. medical bills, officials say. OVER THE PAST 10 years, the equalized valuation of real and personal property, on which the county tax is based, has been boosted by the board of supervisors. Thus, the county tax has almost kept up with the increasing county expenses. Supervisors and county officials agree that the deficit has been caused by unexpected, but necessary, expenses that hadn't been foreseen when the annual budget was planned.

For example, just in the past two years, the county has paid for a new heating plant for the courthouse, $9,000 for jail repairs and $2,000 for a veterans monument. Also, supervisors took $2,000 from the general fund and put it in the welfare fund, which had run dry. Everybody agrees that the expenses were urgent. One supervisor said, "If we hadn't spent the money, we'd have had to close the jail, lock up the courthouse every winter and let some people on the welfare go without food or medical treatment." As for the veterans monument, supervisors decided that the vets had already waited five years and that in any case the World War II monument will cost only a fraction of what the, World War I monument cost. (Tomorrow: Wha.t' the answer?) Filion Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph P. LaBelle entertained at a family dinner in their home for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lord and son.

Bill, Marlette; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dunn, Bad Axe, and Misses Meda and Ida Dunn, Detroit.

Lapeer Mrs. Anna Chard and her lister. Miss Esther Nash, Hoyal Oak, entertained a group in Misses Joyce and Carol LaBelle of Plymouth are spending their vacation with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ahearn, and family in Dwight.

Mrs. Caroline Barnes, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dick E. Damrow and family here, and relatives in Harbor Beach, left Sunday for her home in Detroit.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clancy and family have returned to Detroit, after spending the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clancy.

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Etzler had as dinner guests Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Angus McLeod and son, Jimmie, and Erich all of Kincar-din, Ont.

The McLeods are visiting the Fred Moeller families here. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Damrow have returned to Dearborn, after visiting their son, Willett Damrow and family of Hume. Mrs.

William Brinker has returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brinker and family in Bad Axe. Mr. and Mrs.

Felix Fremont and children, Detroit, are spending their vacation at Port Austin Heights, and visiting relatives in this vicinity Misses Linda and Nancy McAllister have returned to Bad Axe after visiting their grandparents, Dr. and Mrs T. A. McAllister. Herbert A.

Luecke has returned to Standish after spending the week-end with Mrs. Luecke and family. Mrs. Donald Fox and family, East Lansing, are guests of Dr. and Mrs.

H. J. Fox at their Crescent Beach cottage. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Shuart, Detroit, spent the week end in the home of Mrs. George Geiger. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Shuart and Miss Patsy Shuart accompanied them to Detroit Sunday after visiting Mrs.

Geiger the past week. Mrs. Robert Poton and family. Drakes Branch, W. are visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Severn. Mrs. Harry Ewald visited in Detroit several days this week. oi cousub and mends Saturday.

Those attending were Mrs. Alice Walker, Mrs. Oliver Woods, Miss vera Walker, Mrs. Eva MaHaffy, Mist Lily Dale, Mrs. Dan Forbes, WHY PAT MOKE? STOP and 8HOP lit HUKON SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 326 HURON CHOICE MEATS an.

urystai Anderson, Mrs. Mar-pret Boon, Mrs. George Redmond, k-T. Mable Dunsford, all of Mar- JUNEDALE BRAND wse; Airs. Phoebe Webster of the home of the bride's parents.

A reception attended by more than 400 was held in the American Legion building Saturday night. A four tiered wedding cake trimmed in pale green centered the table where lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Debien are spending their honeymoon in northern Michigan.

They will live in Flint where the bridegroom is employed. The bride was graduated by Croswell High School in 1948 and has been employed in an office in Ypsilanti. Zimmerman-Allen Imlay City, Aug. 3 Mr. and Mrs.

H. Clifford Allen, Princeton, N. announce the marriage of their daughter, Marian Jeanette, to Dale A. Zimmerman, July 29. The wedding and reception took place at the home of the bridegroom's parents, Dr.

and Mrs. L. M. Zimmerman, Imlay City. Rev.

Canon Charles Braidwood, Grace church, Lapeer, officiated. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white embroidered organza over white taffeta. Her bouquet was of white roses and pink carnations, and her headpiece was of matching flowers. The matron of honor, Mrs. John A.

Allen, of Springfield, N. J. is the bride's sister-in-law. She was dressed in pink organdy. Her headpiece and bouquet were of pink roses and blue carnations.

Stanley Max Bayes, Imlay City, was best man. The bride is a graduate of Princeton High School, and will be a junior at the University of Michigan this falL She is majoring in botany. Mr. Zimmerman is a graduate of the Imlay City High School and the U. of M.

He is at present working for his masters degree in botany. After a short wedding trip, the pounle will reside in Ann Arbor Stockton. Mrs. Nora Neu-Mn. Mrs.

Marie Walker and Mrs. a Irway, all of Detroit; Mrs. CHOICE CENTER SLICES GENEROUS BUTT PORTION SHANK HALF OR WHOLE SMOKED "acne Attridge, Brown City; weiiie Oakes, Port Huron, Arthur Jarvis and Miss Redmond, both of La- To Teach At Kinde Kinde, Aug. 3 With Miss Elizabeth Stafford, Port Hope, engaged to teach music and kindergarten children, the local school faculty for 1950-51 is now complete. Miss Stafford is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Stafford, Port Hope. She has a Master's Degree. Wa Wheeler ftfterns CHOICE WELL TRIMMED ROUND or SIRLOIN SMITHFIELD SLICED BACON REDI-TO-EAT NO SHANK SMOKED PICNICS 03 lb. SlUlPEiS EmLmEIT i while completing their studies.

OTHER CUTS lb. 73c 24th at GRISWOLD Imlay City FRESH DRESSED STEWING The Lions club will serve a fish DIAL OPEN EVENINGS FRI. SAT. TIL 10 P.M. and chip dinner at their stand on the fairgrounds Sunday from 2 to 0900 59QG 8:30 p.m.

W. C. Schoof will be ma lb. the chef. Joe Baron, Providence, R.

spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Lvle Soencer and the Henry Roy family in Almont Mrs. Ernest Flansberg and daughter, Laura Emma, of Pasco, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Neil BLADE CUT Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. William Devlin and CHOICE CENTER CUTS or LOIN CUTS PORK CHOPS RIB END Pork-Loin ROAST CHOICE SHOULDER VEAL STEAK their daughter, Margaret, and son, David, of uaviasvme, are euests of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Lindsay. PORK CHOPS Ml Three regiments of Negro volunteers were raised, in Alabama at the outbreak of the Spanish-American war but hostilities were ended before the troops were sent into action. STEWING GRADE A CHICKEN POT ROAST 65c BULK SKINLESS WIENERS PORK SAUSAGE 29c ARMSTRONG SHARP COTTAGE CHEESE 2 35c CHEESE LOAF 2 73c FROZEN FOOD ICE CREAM Fresh Fruits Vegetables GRADE 'A V. S. NO.

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