May 5, 1967 Enterprise

THE KINGSTON ENTERPRISE

Volume 53, May 5, 1967, Number 13

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

STUDY CLUB ENTERTAINS

Twenty-five members and guests of the Women’s Study Club enjoyed a 7 o’clock supper at the Reimann Dairy Bar on Friday evening. Miss Helen Harris entertained them by telling of her trip to Alaska this past summer and showing the slides she took on the trip.

Charter Member Honored

Four members of the Kingston Literary Club were honored guests Thursday evening, April 27, 1967 when the Club celebrated its 25^th Anniversary.

Mrs Carlyle Everett, Mrs Sherwood Heineman, Mrs Lynn Henderson, and Mrs Arvin Wingert, charter members were awarded 25 years pins. Honorary members present were Mrs Francis Peters and Mrs Orrie Reimann.

Thirty-six members enjoyed dinner and a program at Zender’s Original Froom, Frankenmuth, Michigan. Arrangements for the occasion were made by Eleanor Peter, Reeva Peter, Shirley Sullivan, and Jane Anne Lalko.

Athlete Of The Week

Mike Clement, former student of Kingston Community School, has been named as the Athlete of the Week at Chesaning High School.

Mike has participated in football and basketball and is making an outstanding show on the track team this spring. This spring he has been in eight meets and has not been defeated. In the low hurdles he is unbeaten with his best time being 21.5. In the high hurdles hi is 15.9. He has a high jump of 5 feet 9 inches.

Mike is secretary of the Varsity Club. He plans on attending CMU this fall.

Mike lives with his aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Dale Clement in Chesaning.

NOTICE

The Kingston National Honor Society is holding a raffle, on May 18, 1967, to raise money for the world’s fair.

First Prize: A dinner for two at Frankenmuth, with chauffeured car and baby sitting for the night.

Second Prize: 26" 3-speed bicycle.

Third Prize: Kodak Instamatic "104" Camera Outfit.

$1.00 Donation. You need not be present to win.

"Help us go to Expo ’67."

Death Notices

EDWARD J. PAWLIK

Edward J. Pawlik, 67 of 344 Columbus, Caro, passed away April 13, 1967 in the Veterans Hospital in Saginaw. He was born in Poland October 2, 1899. He had been ill for 3 years.

Mr. Pawlik leaves two sisters Mrs Kay Dulac of Kingston and Helen Paluszek of New York City, New York, and several nieces and nephews.

Funeral services were held April 15, at 11:00 a.m. from the St. Michaels’ Church of Wilmot with Rev. Pilarski officiating. Burial was in the Kingston Cemetery.

Above B Average

One thousand eight Central Michigan University students have been named to the Scholastic Honors List released this week by the dean of students for the fall semester, 1966-1967.

To be named to the Honors List, a student must achieve a "B" or better average for the semester.

Area students named on the CMU Scholastic Honors List include Lynn Marie Bilicki, a freshman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Bilicki.

WHITE CREEK FLORAL CLUB

Monday evening, May 1^st,, about 25 friends and neighbors met at the White Creek Floral Club House to honor Jim Coan with a surprise birthday party. The evening was spent playing cards and visiting.

A lunch was served with a beautiful cake baked and decorated by Mrs Darling.

Jim was presented with a purse of money.

Honored At Bridal Shower

Miss Sue Ann Kelley was an honored guest Wednesday, the 26^th of April at a bridal shower given at the home of Mrs Dennis Steele. Co-hostesses were Susan Kelley, Pam LaFond, and Linda Long.

About 30 friends enjoyed the evening. After games were played Sue Ann opened her many lovely gifts, and lunch was served.

Miss Kelley is the bride-elect of Mr Lee Chapel of Clifford. A June wedding is planned.

WARNINGS

The following rules apply to the dissemination of information regarding severe weather conditions and other emergency situations.

WARNING SIGNAL - 2 MINUTE BLAST: ALL CLEAR SIGNAL: 3 SHORT BLASTS

The Sheriff’s Department and Station WKYO (1360) will keep each other informed about the latest weather developments.

Each Fire Department when notified will in turn notify the local School Superintendent, all Hospitals in the area and the large industrial complexes.

All departments will have 2 or 3 men report at fire halls to stand by at radio equipment for calls from the Sheriff’s office.

WKYO will come on the air for emergency use at anytime, day or night.

The fire siren signal has been changed. For a fire the blast will be a whaling sound until the truck leaves.

Vocational Agriculture

The Tuscola Soil Conservation District held their annual Land Judging Contest for the Future Farmers of America on Wednesday, April 19, 1967, on the County Farm north of Caro.

Students from Kingston, Mayville, Akron-Fairgrove, Reese, and Caro took part in the contest with a total of 41 FFA students participating. Each of the schools was limited to a total of nine chapter members who could represent their own school.

Kingston finished second in the contest with Tony Cherniawski, Larry Clink, and Lyle Curry making the high scores. Lewis Harper is the Kingston instructor.

Top scores in the entire district were may by John Cherniawski, Caro, Tony Cheerniawski, Kingston and Larry Clink of Kingston.

Wilbur Kellogg and Kenneth Neeper, technicians of the U.S. Soil Conservation Service assisted teh District Directors in the technical phases of the contest.

Clean Up Campaign Proclaimed
Where as	Springtime is traditionally associated with fresh beginnings, newness, and cleaning up the debris of winter;
Where as	Spring cleaning activity is heralded generally with the approach of May;
Where as	An accumulation of winter debris mars the appearance of our town:
I hereby do proclaim May the 1^st as the opening day of the concentrated campaign to tidy-up, pick-up and clean up each and all village premises. Ed Kaminski, Village President.

"What’s To Clean"
1. Refuse	Tin cans, debris, etc., littering yards or premises, public or private, is to be swept up and hauled to the village dump. Special hours at which yard will be opened will be announced.
2. Refuse	Burnable trash will be disposed of in the suitable trash burners by all residents.
3. Debris	Junked cars and/or machinery will not be permitted to accumulate on premises within the village; this debris is also to be hauled to the dump.
4. Lawns	Both private and those on village center-of-way, shall be mowed and kept free of prominent weeds. The owners of vacant lots shall be expected to make the appearance of this property acceptable.
5. Occupants	Of property within the village will be responsible for abiding by the above listed stipulations.
COMMUNITY CALENDER Memorial Day Chicken Bar-B-Q, Tuesday, May 30^th, 1967, Adults: $1.50, Children to 12 years; 75c In Multi-purpose room of school. Serving from 12 noon until all are served. The White Creek Flora Club will sponsor a card party Saturday, May 6 at the Club House and there will be prizes and refreshments. Everyone is welcome. The White Creek Flora Club will meet with Mrs Darling on May 11 for dinner. All tickets for the Mother-Daughter Banquet have been sold. Anyone wishing to come to the program are invited to the Methodist Church at 8:15 p.m. on Saturday, May 6, 1967.
NOTICE - Due to conflicting dates the "Awards Night" has been changed from May 3 to Tuesday , May 9^th from 7 to 9 p.m.
Card of Thanks I wish to express my sincere thanks and deep appreciation to everyone for their many acts of kindness at the time of my accident. For the cards, fruit, and calls and good things to eat. Also to Rev. Beird for his calls. Mrs. Leo Burns
PTA The new officers for 1967-68 were elected. They are President, Mrs. Alex Cherniawski; Teacher V-President, Aneita Denhoff; Mother V-President Mary Lou Weber; Father V-President, Bob Parker; Secretary, Shirley Kkoehler; Treasurer, Delores Gottler and Reporter Laura Mae Wenzlaff.
Card of Thanks I want to thank everyone for the food, cards, flowers and the money given us at the time of our loss. Also thanks to Walter Harmon and Rev Pilarski for their kindness. Mrs. Kay Dulac and family
State of Michigan The Probate Court for the County of Tuscola Estate of Charles Doran, file No. 19080, Deceased. IT IS ORDERED That on May 18, 1967, at 11:00 a.m. in the Probate Courtroom in the Village of Caro, Michigan, a hearing be held on the petition of George W. Doran, administrator, for allowance of his final account. Publication and service shall be made as provided by Statute and Court Rule. Dated: April 20, 1967 George D. Lutz Lapeer County Judge of Probate Acting in Tuscola County A true copy, Janet Gardner, Deputy Register of Probate.

SOCIETY NEWS

Mrs Cora Ozborn and son Mr Ben Ozborn from Farmington were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Eugene Rassette.

Mr and Mrs John Richter of Saginaw spent the week end with relatives here.

SOCIAL NEWS

Mr and Mrs Dean Boyne of Leonard spent the week end with friends and relatives here.

Miss Lynn Bilicki who attends CMU Mt. Pleasant spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Bilicki.

Mr and Mrs Amber Jones returned home Friday after spending the winter at their home in Florida.

Mr and Mrs Dale Clement, Roger, Mike, and Tom of Chesaning spend several days with Mrs. Hazel Parker and friends.

Mr and Mrs Wm Curry of Troy are spending some time at their farm home west of town.

Leland Ensign attended the funeral of Irving Simerson in Saginaw on Monday.

Mrs Basil Hudson of Marlette called on Mrs Douglas Ensign Monday.

Miss Cindy Clement of Lansing spent the week end with her grandmother Mrs Hazel Parker.

Mr and Mrs Lee Kremer of Pontiac called at the Leo Legg home Sunday. They called on Mrs Mattie Roberts and Mrs Ethel Annin in the Marlette Hospital and Mrs W. D. Mathews at her home.

The Misses Lois and Bonnie Coan of Pontiac spent Sunday with their father Mr James Coan.

Mr and Mrs Foster Plane were in Saginaw on business Saturday.

Mr and Mrs Carson Legg of Roscommon were Monday callers of Mrs Hazel Parker and Mr and Mrs Legg.

Mr and Mrs Ross Hartt of Ferndale were callers in town Saturday on their way to their cottage near Caseville.

Clifford News

Mrs Pearl Travis returned to her home last Wednesday from the Marlette Hospital where she had been a patient.

Mr and Mrs Don Smith were Sunday dinner guests of their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Evans Krueger and family at Snover.

Mr and Mrs Fred Rossman of North Branch wer Sunday evening callers on Bertha Hobson.

Mr and Mrs Elmer Wiley and two sons, Robert and Jeff of Marlette were Sunday dinner guests of her mother Bertha Hodson.

Herman Leslie returned to his home Saturday from the Marlette Hospital where he was a patient.

Mr and Mrs Lyle Smith and Mrs Garth Chappel and family were Pontiac visitors Friday evening.

Mrs Goldie Lick was taken to the Marlette Hospital Saturday where she remains a patient.

Mr and Mrs George Smith were Sunday guests of his brother Albert Smith of Ottoville and also called on their niece Mrs Doris Lapham at Clarkston.

CHURCH NEWS

St Michael Church, Rev. Raymond Pilarski, Pastor.

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

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

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

Cllifford 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 Fuhlbrige, Pastor.

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