Kingston Enterprise Extractions, May 19, 1967

White Creek Floral Club

Mr and Mrs Don Darling entertained the club at the White Creek Club House on Thursday, May 11, 1967. The co-operative dinner was served by the hostess and Mrs Ethel Seddon. Mrs Cecil Van Cleave of Mobile, Ala. was welcomed as a guest.

The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Irl Coltson, with responsive reading of Ps. 113. The reports of both the secretary and treasurer were read and accepted. Get well cards were sent to Mrs Mattie Roberts and Mr John A. Weaver. A sympathy card was sent to Mrs Andrew Birthelmer in Florida.

Entertainment was furnished by Mrs Fred Langmaid and by Mrs Earl Williams. All of the guests were lucky bingo winners.

The next meeting will be at the Club House on June 8^th. Hostess Lottie Langmaid will be assisted by Irene Sirdan. On the recreation committee are Alice Hampshire and Marion Jeffrey.

St Michaels Mother and Daughter Banquet

A Mother and Daughter Breakfast was held in the Rectory basement of St. Michaels Church on Sunday, May 14^th at 8:30 a.m. About 100 attended and were served by some of the men of the Ushers Club with Orrie Reiman being in charge of the kitchen.

A very nice breakfast of ham, eggs, jam, coffee and milk were served. The job was well done so a very special thanks to Orrie Reiman, Edward Bilicki, Edward Lewicki, Linus Champagne, Eugene Rassette, John Lalko, and Oscar Meyer.

After breakfast, presentation of gifts were given to the outstanding spiritual Mother of the Year, Fary Wolak; Oldest mother, Mrs Mac Neff; Daughter with oldest mother Mrs Connie Dudek; Youngest grandmother, Mrs Hahns. Gifts were also presented to Christine Cherniawski for her Toast to the Mothers. Mrs Eugene Krzwko for her Toast to the Daughters and to Barbara Olesky and Angela Wiater for their singing of "On This Day Oh Beautiful Mother." "Whispering Hope" and "Bells of St. Augustine."

Mother and Daughter Banquet

Ninety three mothers and daughters assembled in the Pilgrim Fellowship Room at 7:00 p.m. on May 10, 1967 for the Mother and Daughter banquest.

The banquet, sponsored by and prepared by the Mens Club of the Church, was deemed a real success. The meal consisted of fruit punch, tossed salad, ham, applesauce, mashed potatoes, green beans, sweet potatoes, dinner rolls, relish tray, chocolate or strawberry sundae, coffee, tea and milk.

Mrs Alice Hampshire was the Mistress of Ceremonies for the evening. Mrs Ann Campbell lead in the opening prayer. Mrs Marion Rayl gave the toast to the daughters and Miss Ranae Rayl gave the toast to the mothers. The group singing was lead by Mrs Edna Moore. The "Chantones" a girls trio from Owosso College favored the group with a number of songs.

Miss Wilma Jean Jackson, a returned missionary nurse from Boliva, South America, and now an instructor at Owosso College, was the speaker.

Mrs Maxine Reick gave the benediction.

The Mens Club officers are John Burns, president, Alton Lyons, vice president, Loyd Howey, secretary, and Stanley Moore, treasurer.

SOCIAL NEWS

Mrs Rose Froede had as supper guests Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Ben Boyl and Scott, Mr and Mrs Bill Froede and Byron and Mr and Mrs Dennis Steele and Tammy.

Callers at the Leland Ensign home this weekend were Mr and Mrs Donald Hudson and Donna of Lapeer, Mr and Mrs Basil Hudson of Marlette, Jo Matson of Sandusky, Garry Hudson of Detroit, and Mr and Mrs Lee Ensign of Marlette.

Mr and Mrs Alton Lyons and Ed and Mr and Mrs Loyd Howey and Wilma were the dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs Wm. Lyons and family in Croswell on Mother’s Day.

Mr and Mrs Eugene Sutphin of Waterford visited his mother Mrs. J. H. Hunter on Sunday.

Sunday Mrs Hazel Wilmot had dinner with Mr and Mrs Raymond Allen and family.

Lunch guests of Mrs Hazel Wilmot Sunday evening were Mr and Mrs Donald Powell and family of Lum. Mr and Mrs Robert Wilmot and family and Mr and Mrs Jim Barrons and family.

Mr and Mrs Glen Van Wagoner were guests of the Donald Gould family for dinner at the Sullivan Resturant in Saginaw on Sunday.

Miss Nancy Kay Adamczyk of CMU spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Adamczyk and family.

Mr and Mrs Harold Silvernail and Kimberly called by phone from California Saturday afternoon wishing their mother a happy Mother’s Day.

Mr and Mrs John Richter of Saginaw, Mr and Mrs Elmer Denhoff and family and Mr and Mrs Archie Rodenbo and family of Auburn Heights were the Saturday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Neal.

Mrs Pearl Silvernail had as Mother’s Day guests her children and families Mr and Mrs Clifton Silvernail, Dale, and Julie of Auburn, Mr and Mrs Orville Vader, Mr and Mrs Thos E. Silvernail, Rebecca and Brian, Mr and Mrs Ralph Vader, Ronald, Anthony, Raymond and Donald. Mr and Mrs Cleston Miracle, Cindy and Mark. Mrs Donna Jean Robbins, Barry and Craig all of Livonia and her brother Mr. Lloyd Curry from Caro.

Kurt Legg of MSU spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Harland Legg.

Guests at the Robert Kelley home Sunday were Mr and Mrs Arthur Benfield of Saginaw and Mr and Mrs Vernon Jefson and family of Marlette.

Mother’s Day dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Delos Stoner were a granddaughter and family Mr and Mrs Frank Molina of Mafeday Lake Waterford and Mr and Mrs James Stoner and son of Clawson.

Mrs R. Dafoe of Warren, Mr and Mrs Gerold Geror and Sherry of Pontiac, Miss Louise Mercer and Mrs Lotis Wiswell of Detroit and Mrs Wiswell were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Arnold Moore.

Mr and Mrs Archie Rodenbo and family of Auburn Heights spent from Friday until Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Neal.

Mr and Mrs Lawrence Poissant and family, Mr and Mrs Fabian Blair, Mrs Ann Poissant of Detroit and Mr and Mrs PeterRassette and family of Linwood were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Eugene Rassette. In the evening Mr Guy Rassette called on his parents.

Home Ec. Girls Have Style Show

The Home Economics girls of Kingston High School presented the third annual Style Show on Monday, May 8, 1967, at 8:30 in the gymnasium. The girls who participated were the Home Economic girls, grades 9-12. The styles ranged from the granny dress, modeled by Lynda Conley, to the double breasted suit, which Evelyn Schmuhl modeled, to the mini skirt of course which Pam LaFond made. The outfits were described by Cathie Galubenski and Lois Walls, in a setting of Central Park. These styles all were highlighted by multi-colored lights.

The girls were assisted off the state by Lyle Curry and Dave Roberson.

Mr Wayne Smith, the band director at Kingston, conducted and played in a five piece combo with Ellen Moore, Sandra Silvernail, Lonnie Bewernitz and Ed Van Horn during the event.

The friends and relatives of the participating girls attended this show after a short PTA meeting.

At the close of the show, Mrs Miller, the Home Ec. Teacher was presented with a dozen red roses and a kiss from Kim La Fond, on behalf of all the Home Economics girls.

Refreshments were served by the sophomore girls after the program.

We wish to thank everyone who came and we hope you enjoyed the show as much as everyone who participated in the program did.

LEGAL NOTICES

Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure

Default having been made in the conditions of a certain mortgage made the 31^st day of March, 1966, by Jack A. LaBreck and Shirley A. Labreck, husband and wife, as mortgagees, to the Kingston State Bank, Kingston, Michigan as mortgagee, and recorded on April 1, 1966 in the office of the Register of Deeds for Tuscola County, Michigan, in Liber 241 of Mortgages on Page 602; on which mortgage there is claimed to be due and unpaid at the date of this notice $19,350.57 principal and $338.49 interest; no suit or proceeding at law or in equity having been instituted to recover the debt, or any part of the debt, secured by said mortgage, and the power of sale in said mortgage contained having become operative by reason of such default.

Notice is hereby given that on August 7, 1967, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, at the North front door of the Courthouse in the Village of Caro that being the place for the County of Tuscola, there will be offered for sale and sold to the highest bidder, at public sale, for the purpose of satisfying the amounts due and unpaid upon said mortgage, together with the legal costs and charges of sale including an attorney fee of Seventy Five ($75.00) Dollars provided by law and in said mortgage, the lands and premises in mortgage mentioned and described as follows:

The Northeast one-half of Lot Nine, Block Nineteen, original plat of the Village of Caro, together with certain centers of ingress and egress across a strip of land eight feet wide on the Northwest eighty-eight feet on the Northest side of the Southwest one-half of Lot Nine, more particularly described in a certain warranty deed dated June 30, 1952 and recorded in Liber 286 of Deeds, at Page 75, Tuscola County Register of Deeds office, together with all centers arising out of a certain Agreement recorded December 12, 1952, in Liber 289 of Deeds, at Page 583.

Dated: May 4, 1967

The Kingston State Bank

Mortgagee

Atkins and Drillock

Attorneys for Mortgagee

Marlette, Michigan 48453

PURELY LOCAL

Mrs Jack Sura and Mary Rassette of Mt. Pleasant called on their parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Rasette on Friday.

Baby Michael Stark spent last with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Marvin Kramer while his parents Mr and Mrs Vernard Stark went with the graduating class of Alba to New York and Washington D.C.

Miss Barbara Mathews of Chillicothe, Ohio called on relatives here Saturday afternoon.

A recent caller at the Leo Legg home was Willis Cook or Caro.

Mr and Mrs Marvin Kramer and Joy attended the parent weekend at CMU Sunday.

Mr and Mrs Ben Boyl and Scott of Great Bend, Kansas are spending two weeks with relatives here.

Mr and Mrs Leland Ensign and Philip Vincent of Pontiac were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs James Caswell on Sunday.

Clifford News

Mr and Mrs Ronald Wiltse and children of Marysville, Mr and Mrs Raymond Wiltse of Owosso, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wiltse, and Mr and Mrs Harry Chard of Marlette and Maxine Van Conant and daughter Diane spent Mother’s Day with Mrs Ethel Wiltse.

Don’t forget the Father-Son Banquet Saturday evening, May 20 at the Clifford I00F Hall with a very good program is planned by the Conservation Department. Come and bring your son.

Diane Van Conant was home from Ferris College over the week end with her mother Mrs Maxine Van Conant and they spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dan Adamic and family at N. Branch.

Mrs Remy Curell of Fostoria was a Sunday guest of her mother Mrs Mae Hobson.

Mr and Mrs Evans Krueger and family of Snover, Mr and Mrs Carl King of Kingston, Mr and Mrs Larry Smith and family of Caro, and Mr and Mrs George Smith were Saturday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Don Smith and son. It was to celebrate Don’s birthday.

Bertha Hobson and Mr and Mrs Elmer Wiley and son Jeff of Marlette spent the weekend in Luzerne.

Mrs Blanch Spencer of Oxford and Mrs Leonard Uanderkoy of Pontiac were Saturday guests of Mrs Ethel Wiltse.

Mr and Mrs Harry Goodell and family of Pontiac spent the week end with Mrs Francis Ryan.

Mr and Mrs Herman Leslie were in Lapeer Friday to see their son Bud Townsend who is in the Lapeer Hospital.

STATE of MICHIGAN

The Probate Court for the County of Tuscola

Estate of William Harry Cornish, Deceased, file No. 19801.

IT IS ORDERED that on July 20^th, 1967, at 10 a.m. in the Probate Courtroom in the Village of Caro, Michigan a hearing be held at which all creditors of said deceased are required to prove their claims. Creditors must file sworn claims with the court and serve a copy on Bruce Ruggles, administrator, Kingston, Michigan prior to said hearing.

Publication and service shall be made as provided by statute and Court Rule.

Dated May 4^th, 1967.

William J. Drillock, Attorney, Marlette, Michigan

C. Bates Wills, Judge of Probate.

A True Copy

Beatrice P. Berry, Register of Deeds