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The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 17

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The Times Heraldi
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Port Huron, Michigan
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Sandusky Dinner To Mark Lions Clubs' 25th Birthday Three Men Held In Huron After Burglary In Pigeon BAD AXE Three personsjped car answering the des- dent and L. J. Terpenning as secretary, has charge of the en PORT HURON TIMES HERALD, Sunday, Augurt 30, J64 PAGE 17, HRST SECTION Brown City PTA To Dine Its Teachers BROWN CITY The Brown ther vice president, Robert Mar- and historian, Mrs. Henry Ford. City PTA will sponsor a "Wel-'tus; mother vice president, Committee chairmen; Metricom hack" potluck dinner.1 Harold McNally; teacher vice bership, Mrs.

MrNally; pro-Sept. 10, in place of the first president, Brian Swayze; re-gram, Dr. Edward Schroedcr; meeting, honoring teachers in cording secretary, Mrs. Sheldon ways and means, Mrs. Duajie the schools here.

Muxlow; corresponding secre- Smith; hospitality, Mr. and Mrs. Officers for 14 65 are; Pres- tary. Mrs. Harold Higgins; Robert Linck and publicity, Mrs.

ident, Mrs. Elton Burgess; fa- treasurer, Mrs. Clark Justin. William Elliott. are held in Huron County Jail for investigation into the burglary Saturday of Lerash Market in Pigeon.

They are Raymond I. Curry, .26, Manitou Beach, in cription in that village. The trio was in the car. They had approximately $200 in their possession, the officers said, as well as two new shavers, three fishing rods and reels, two wrist watches, a portable radio and other articles. FRANK LERASH, owner of i lenawee County; his nephew, Leslie A.

Curry, IS, Roseville, and John E. Brendle, 18, RETURN tertainment for the evening. The Lexington Lions Club, with Daniel Picot as president and Olin Provost as secretary, has charge of the guest speakers. Roy G. Lawrence, district governor, from Pigeon, will act as toastmaster.

Other officers attending will be Joseph Ches-ncy, Pinconning, Past district governor; Edward St. Onge, deputy district governor, region 1, Lexington; George Daly, deputy district governor, region 3, Flint; Del Hughes, deputy district governor, region 2, Bay City: Zone Chairman Howard L. Wolfe Sandusky, James Much-lenbeik, Bad Axe, and Burton Castle, Caro. Awards will be presented all charter members. SANDUSKY The Decker-ville and Lexington Lions ClubSi have completed plans to cele-, brate their silver anniversary at a joint dinner Sept.

IS at St, Joseph's hall. 1 One guest speaker will be State Sen. Frank D. Beadle, St. Clair, who was the installing officer of these two clubs on their charter night, 25 years ago.

Senator Beadle was a district governor 25 years ago, THE OTHER GUEST speaker C. LaVern Robbins, Kalamazoo, has just finished serving two years as international director. The Lions of Michigan have endorsed him as a candidate for third vice president of Lions International. The Sandusky Lions Club was the sponsoring club to both the Lexngton and Deck-erville clubs. The Sandusky Club is Dputy Sheriff James C.

Paceithe market, said approximately said Brendle admitted was to him that the trio committed1 .7 the burglary. ed by forcin Pen the fron' door. Deputy Sheriffs Edward Mrociek, Al Koroleski and R. Bowen also took part in the investigation and rods and reels, found in the trio's car, to determine if they are ones taken from his boat. AN UNSUCCESSFUL attempt to enter the IGA Grocery in Caseville, was also reported Saturday to the Sheriff's office.

State Police were notified Saturday that Bay Port Lumber Company was entered during the night. A check is being made to determine what Is missing. All four places, Bay Port, Caseville, Crescent Beach and Pigeon, are located within a five-mile radius. THE DRAMA began shortly before 2 a.m. Saturday when a Pigeon citizen saw a man leave the market by the front door.

He notified Clarence Yenglin, Pigeon night officer, and gave a description of the car. Senator Frank D. Beadle REPUBLICAN TO REPRESENT THE 28th DISTRICT SANILAC, HURON AND MOST OF -ST. CLAIR AND TUSCOLA COUNTIES 14 YEARS IN SENATE Chairman of important Senate Appropriations. Committ.

Recognized for his ability to work with others and get things dontl BE FOR BEADLE State Police said that Aaron iCarmean, Detroit, previously reported three fishing rods and reels, several lures and a raincoat missing from his cruiser, moored at Crescent Beach. Yenglin then radioed the Sheriff's office at Bad Axe, and roadblocks were quickly established. Pays Traffic Fine 1 BAD AXE Samuel Oppen-huisen. 50, Rnyal Oak. Friday paid fine and costs of after he pleaded guilty before Justice Lloyd Shuart to reckless driving.

headed this year by Harold P. Sabin as president and Howard L. Wolfe, secretary. The Deckerville Lions Club, with Bert W. Webster as presi A few minutes later, two Se-, Entry was gained by forcing bewaing officers, James Eisen- open a hatch in the bow.

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