April 21, 1967

THE KINGSTON ENTERPRISE

Volume 53, April 21, 1967, Number 11

Contributed by Richard and Jan Peter. Transcribed by Ed Van Horn.

KINDERGARTEN ROUNDUP MAY 2

More details next week

White Creek Floral Club

Thursday, April 13, 1967, the White Creek Floral Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Cargill for dinner served by the hostess and Mrs. Arthur Harneck. A large crowd was in attendance and enjoyed the hospitality extended by the host and hostess.

Mrs. Irl Coltson presided at the meeting and plans were made to paint the Club House and make other improvements. The Card Parties will be continued for some time.

Mrs Pat Cannon was honored on heer birthday with the "Happy Birthday" song and a gift from her friends. Several Get Well cards were signed by the group to be mailed to members and friends who are ill at this time. These included Jennie Coan, amd Mr. Birthelmer in Florida, Mrs Williams at Marlette and Mrs. Langmaid at Decker.

Games were in charge of Vera Cannon and Myra Burmeister. Everyone won one of more of the prize. The next meeting will be held May 11^th with Mrs. Don Darling. Co-hostess will be Mrs. Ethel Seddon. Recreation committee is Nellie Williams and Lottie Langmaid.

Myra Burmeister, Rpt.

Community Calendar

Bake Sale: Band Boosters, April 29, 1967.

Family Style Spaghetti Dinner, Kingston, Multi-purpose Room, Friday, April 28, 1967, 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. $1.25 Adults – 75c Students. Sponsored by Senior Class

NOTICE: Due to Linotype Breakdown Any articles omitted this week will appear in next week’s Enterprise. Thank you.

Only 17% Voted

In the election on Monday, April 17, regarding the 11/2 mills for the purpose of general operation in Tuscola County a total of only 3,215 votes were cast or approximately 17 per- cent of all registered voters in Tuscola County cared enough to go to the polls and vote.

Of those cast there were 2,427 against and 788 for the proposition.

By townships around Kingston they are as follows: Koylton 23 yes, 54 no; Well 14 yes, 45 no; Novesta 11 yes 70 no; Dayton 12 yes and 49 no and Kingston 28 yes 96 no.

New Arrivals

Born to Mr and Mrs Paul Torongeau of Taylor on Monday, April 17^th, a baby boy. He weighed 8 pounds, 8 ozs. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Leo Weslowski of Decker and Mr and Mrs Ernest Torongeau of Kingston and a great grandmother Mrs John Lewicki of Marlette.

CLEAN UP WEEK

President Kaminski designates the first week of May as "Clean Up Week." The following committees were appointed to see that the campaign is carried out successfully.

Robert Phillips

James Caswell

Wayne Hackel

Stanley Moore

Robert Reiman

John Kopko

Robert Peter

Pat Burns

Pine St.

Elm St.

Pine St.

Washington St.

Nobel St.

River St.

The Health Officer, Irene Schwaderer, shall be in charge.

Birthday Gathering

Mrs Elnora Lang and daughter of Farmington, Mr and Mrs Dillis Walker and family from Drayton Plains, Mr and Mrs Laverne Walker of Union Lake, Mr and Mrs David Walker, Jr, of Hadley, Mr and Mrs Davide Walker, Sr, and Nancy of Ortonville, Mr and Mrs Ralph Hall and son of Goodrich, Mr and Mrs Gordon Walker and Fred of Caro came to help their mother and grandmother celebrate her birthday with a big dinner Sunday. They were joined in the afternoonby Mr and Mrs Bert Mahaffy of Brown City.

Thumb Area Party

A giant Thumb Area Party sponsored by the Campus Life, will begin at the Marlette Kroger Store parking lot at 7:00 p.m. this Saturday, April 22.

Bug Races (Volkswagons) and a Club Fair will be the two main features of the evening. Seventeen high school clubs are building booths for the fair and decorating bugs for the races.

The party is geared to all Junior and High School students.

PURELY LOCAL

Mr and Mrs George Burmeister of Mt. Clemens were guests on Sunday aat the home of his brother John M. Burmeister. Mr and Mrs Donald Gould of Caro called in the afternoon.

Ed Henderson who is with the United States Air Force is spending some time with his parents while home on furlough.

Miss Glenna Gould was the week end guest at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Glen Van Wagoner.

Mr and Mrs Alton Lyons were in Croswell Sunday evening and attended church services where their son Rev. Wm Lyons is pastor.

Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Neal were Mr and Mrs Archie Rodenbo and Mary of Auburn Heights and Mr and Mrs R. D. Green and family of Clifford. The dinner honored Mr. Neal on his birthday.

Mr and Mrs Albert Denhoff and family were Sunday dinner guests of herparents Mr. and Mrs John Richter in Saginaw.

Mr and Mrs Jack Linahan of Detroit were Saturday visitors of Mr and Mrs Eugene Rassette.

Mr and Mrs Pat Miller of Centerline spent the week end at their farm on South White Creek Road.

Mr and Mrs Jack Predmore of Detroit called on relatives in the vicinity Wednesday.

INDUSTRIAL ARTS PROJECTS ON DISPLAY IN HARMON’S

The Industrial Arts Class of Kingston Community Schools under the direction of Mr Lee Burmeister has a fine display of their work in the window at Harmon’s Furniture Store.

On display are chests of drawers, jewelry, boxes, barbecue tools and other items. All of these were made by the students.

There are also diagrams of pieces of furniture drawn by the students. When you are in town take the time to look over this work and see what the Industrial Arts students are capable of doing.

We would like to take this opportunity to commend the students and their instructor Mr. Burmeister for such a nice job and for the opportunity of being able to see these items.

2^nd Series for Clinic

The second of the monthly series of immunization clinics for the Thumb District Health Department

Is to be held on Wednesday, April 26^th, with the cooperation of the Tuscola Co, Medical Society.

The location of the clinic will be at the Caro office, 147 W. Lincoln St, next to the Detroit Edison. The hours of the clinic service are from 1 to 3 p.m.

ON DEANS LIST

Beverly Everett, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlyle Everett of E. Sanilac Rd, Kingston has been named to the Dean’s List this term with a 3.38. She is a Junior at Spring Arbor College and has an over all average of 2.99. Beverly has a double major. One in English and one in Social Science.

Observe 25^th Wedding Anniversary

Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Raymond Allen celebrated their 25^th Wedding Anniversary at a family gathering in their home. Several guests were present and they received many lovely gifts.

A luncheon was served with a beautiful anniversary cake baked by Mrs Jim Barrons, a sister of Mrs. Allen.

NOMINATING PETITONS FOR SCHOOL BOARD. Petitions may be obtained in the Supt. Office. Petitions must be in by May 13. 1 – 1 year term, 1 – 4 year term. School Election June 12.

Death Notices

Boyd Jarvis.

Boyd Jarvis passed away April 19. Funeral service Saturday at 2 P.M. at the Harmon Funeral Home.

NOTICE: Junior Class Presents "Absolutely Murder" Friday and Saturday April 21-22 – 8:00 p.m. Kingston High Gym. Adults $1.00 – Students 50c.

IN SERVICE

A/2C Parker Frank J. 16847665, Box 3274, Luke A.F. B. Arizona

Pfc Ronald Swalwell, 55897179, 5^th Maint. Bn, A.P.O. NY. 09189

A2C Dale B. Nelson, AF16828714, 432 FMS Box 15, APO San Francisco, Calif. 96237

Miles L. Mileski, B817961, FT/A School Class 6623, Naval School Comand, More Island, Vallijo, Calif. 94592.

L.Cpl Alan L. Lock, 2261859, 1^st Mar. Bde, F.M. F. (post of), H & S. Co. Postal Section. F.P.O. San Francisco, Calif. 99602.

Cpl Anthony L. Mileski, 2146715, H&H S 13 MAC 13, Disbursing Office, FPO San Francisco, Calif. 99602.

Sp/4 Robert Dale, 16825505, 144^th S.B. Aco, A.P.O. N.Y. 09326.

Emory D. Mileski, E.N.2, 699-85-58, U.S.S. Cavalier (A.P.A. 37), A. Division, c/o Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif.

A/2C John G. Harp, 6061 Goosettway Apt. No. 2, Marysville, California 95901.

A/2C Larry J. Taylor, AF 16829823, B.A.H.S.S. 436 ABGP Box 178, Dover A.F. B: Deleware, 19901.

Pvt Richard Lucius, US 65002424, D-11-3 Plt. No 3, Ft Know, Ky. 40121.

S/Sgt. Lyle T. Torongeau, 1555795, MP CO HQ BM. 3^rd Marine Division MFM. C/o FPO San Francisco, Calif. 96602.

Pvt Patrick Williamson, RA 16933645, B Btry 1^st G.M. Tng. GP (AD), Ft. Bliss, Texas, 79916.

P.F.C. Frederick T. Sukuta, US 54957406, Co C, 3/60^th Inf. 9^th Inf. Div. A.P.O. SF 96370.

Stephen D. Moyer S.T.G.S.A. B 50-34-16, U.S.S. Massey CDD 7787, c/o Fleet Post Office, New York, N.Y. 09501.

Spc/4 Raymond Caverly, U.S. 55867723, HQ-HQ Co 2509 Inf. U.S. Forces APO 09185, N.Y. N.Y

Paul Daily SR, B 5211424, Co. 92, 27^th Battalion, Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, IL 60088

Cpl William J. Kupiec Jr. 2088660, Reg’l Hq. Btry. 10^th Marines, 2^nd Marine Division, F.M. F. Camp LeJeune, N.C. 28542.

Pfc James Brandibur, US 55897195, Co C, 70^th Engr. Bn (C), APO 962294, San Francisco, California.

A2c Edward C. Henderson, AF 16807693, 5^th TCMS Box 569, 608^th Tac. Con. SQ:, APO San Francisco, Calif. 96274.

Anthony E. Mileski, EN#, 797=52-78, U.S.S. Cavalier 9A.P.A. 37) E. Division, c/o Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif.

Pfc Thomas Wolak, US 55895053, Hg Co 293 Engr Bn, APO N.Y. 0934.

Hot Lunch Menu

Monday – Hot dogs, Green Beans, Carrot Sticks, Peaches, Cheese, Milk – Bread – Butter

Tuesday – Slim Jims, Spinach, Jello, Milk – Bread – Butter

Wednesday – Chili and Crackers, Celery Sticks, Peach Cobbler, Milk – Bread – Butter

Thursday – Mashed potato, Beef in Gravy, Peas, Applesauce, Cheese, Milk – Bread – Butter

Friday – Fishsticks, Potato Chips, Corn, Fruit cups, Milk – Bread – Butter

KINGSTON TOWNSHIP FINANCIAL REPORT
Cash on hand March 24, 1966	$ 899.99
Cash receipts
Current Tax collections	$5,507.05
Delinquent tax	340.99
Intangible Tax	1,123.63
Sales Tax Diversion	8,813.97
Swamp and Forest Res.	3.16
Total Cash Receipts	$15,788.79
Total Cash Available	16,688.78
Cash Disbursements:
Supervisor’s office	$ 800.00
Clerk’s office	500.00
Treasurer’s office	650.00
Trustees	230.00
Dump	288.00
Fire Dept Protection	591.00
Board of Review	165.00
Town Hall	157.35
Elections	586.60
Roads	10,500.00
Highway Lighting	94.51
Insurance on Hall	56.00
Misc.	310.48
Drain at Large	550.00
Sub Total	$15,477.94
Cash balance on March 21, 1967	$ 1,210.84

Koylton Township Financial Report
Statements of Cash Receipts and Disbursments for the period from March 24, 1966 through March 13, 1967.
Cash in Bank March 24, 1966	$10.238.86
Cash Receipts:
Current Tax collections	$41,167.88
Delinquent tax collection
Including interest	1,133.91
State Sales Tax	7,005.24
Intangible tax	893,04
Collection Fees and Misc.	484.77
Culverts	81.60
Fire Runs	25.00
	$50.791.44
Total Cash Receipts	$61,030.30
Cash Disbursements:
Current taxes – School district	$33,817.79
Officers salaries	1,800.00
Road	13,558.49
Fire Protection	1,163.00
Township Dump	288.00
Advertising	153.10
Elections	286.21
Maintenance	104.17
Rental	50.00
Cemetery	200.00
Twp. Board Meeting	142.50
Board of Review	180.00
Office Supplies and Misc	73.80
Professional Fees	95.00
Koylton Township Financial Report
Statements of Cash Receipts and Disbursments for the period from March 24, 1966 through March 13, 1967.
Total Cash Disbursement	$51.932.06
Cash in Bank March 13, 1967	9,098.24
Koylton Twp Budget 1967
Cash on hand April 1, 1967	$ 9,098.24
Township Tax	7,000.00
Delinquent Tax	1,100.00
Intangible tax	890.00
Sales Tax	6,500.00
Collection Fee	450.00
Culverts	78.00
Fire Runs	200.00
Excess of Roll	175.00
Total Receipts	$25,491.24
Disbursements:
Salaries	1,800.00
Road	13,000.00
Fire Protection	1,100.00
Township Dump	300.00
Advertising	150.00
Elections	160.00
Hall Rent	50.00
Cemetery	200.00
Dues	20.00
Board Meetings, Trustees, Canvasers	140.00
Board of Review	90.00
Supplies and Postage	100.00
Audit	100.00
Adding Machine	350.00
Total Expense	$ 17,560.00
Balance	7,931.24

Society News

Mr and Mrs Armold Moore were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Emerson McIntyre and family of Owosso.

Mrs Ernest Torongeau attended a shower in Auburn Heights Sunday honoring Mrs Paul Torongeau and given by her aunts, Mrs. Helen Pienie, Mrs Ann Lewicki and Mrs Wanda Schrab.

Mr and Mrs Bennie D’Arcy of Silverwood were recent dinner guest os Mr and Mrs Alton Lyons.

Mr and Mrs Lee Ensign of Marlette were Sunday afternoon callers at the Leland Ensign home.

Miss Portia Own was a week end guest of Miss Alice Steele.

Mr and Mrs Douglas Ensign spent the week end in Northern Michigan.

Mrs Cecil Walker is in Pontiac this week with her son, Leo Walker who is in the Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital with a back injury.

Mr aand Mrs Dean Boyne of Leonard and Mr and Mrs Wally Wilmotof Royal Oak were the Saturday supper guests of their mother Mrs. Hazel Wilmot. Mr and Mrs Wally Wilmot remained over night.

Mr and Mrs Wayne Schrader and daughters were supper guests of Mrs Edith Pigott and Charles Schrader and family of Marlette.

Kingston News

Mr and Mrs Eugene Rassette were week end visitor of Mr and Mrs C. Gerdron in Flint.

Mr and Mrs Thom Inglecenter and family of Saginaw were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Alton Lyons. They were joined in the afternoon by Mr and Mrs Loyd Howey and Rev. and Mrs Wm Lyons and family of Croswell.

Mr and Mrs Beecher Rossman of Pontiac, and Mr and Mrs Leslie Rossman were the Thursday afternoon visitors of Mrs Fred Neal.

Mr and Mrs Floyd Clark of Pontiac spent the week end with Mina Clark and Mrs Loie Evans.

Mr and Mrs Paul Weeks of Pontiac spent the weekend at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Foster Plane.

Mr and Mrs Raymond Quiel and family of Taylor visited their parents Mr and Mrs Ea\rnest Torongeau on Sunday.

Saturday evening Mrs Cecil Walker called on a friend Mrs D.J. Bartle in Marlette.

Mr and Mrs James Parker and family spent Sunday with their mother Mrs Frank Parker.

Mrs Cecile VanCleave attended the graduation of Mr James Legg, son of Mr and Mrs Glen Legg of Golden, Colorado, from Officers Candidate School at Fort Bennington, Ga. He was commissioned a 2^nd Lieutenant and leaves for overseas duty in Germany April 29^th.

Mr and Mrs Norbert Kapala and family of Detroit spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Ed Bilicki.

Mrs Bob Ingersoll of Houghton Lake, Frank Darcy and Mrs Alton Lyons visited Mrs. Ellen D’Arcy in the Almont Hospital on Friday. They also called on Mr and Mrs Melvin D’Arcy.

Mrs Evelyn Willet and Mrs Flossie McCool enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mrs Etta Elliott.

Church News

St Michael Church, Rev Raymond Pilarski, Pastor

Deford Methodist Church, Rev. Sherman Beird, Pastor, Mrs Arleon Retherford Sunday School Superintendent

Pilgrim Holiness Church, Rev. Raymond Dean, Pastor, Raymond Moore, Supt.

Dayton Center Church, Rev. Charles Jenkins, Pastor, Silverwood, Michigan

Clifford Baptist Church, Keith Mead, Pastor.

Kingston Methodist Church, Rev. Sherman Beird, Pastor, Walter Harmon, Sun. S. Supt.

Clifford Methodist Church,

Koylton Baptist Church, Robert Cook, Pastor

Wilmot Holiness Missionary Church, Rev. John and Thelma Gross, Pastors

Evang. Lutheran Church of Our Saviour’s, Karl Fuhlbrigge, Pastor.

Lamotte Presbyterian Church, Rev. B. Heideman, Minister, Mervin Ellis, Supt of Sun. S. Earl Cox, Ass’t Supt.

Copyrighted and Transcribed by Ed Van Horn

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November 23, 1999

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