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PAGE TWO J-J«rald^im«S Wednesday, Sept. 29. 1971
Adult Ed, Class Schedule Set
Adult education classes will
begin the week of Oct. 4 at
("•aylord High School, according
to Jackson Riling,
adult education director.
Enrollment fee for classes
not being taken for high school
completion is $18. Enrollment
fee for high school completion
classes is free.
The classes will run for 12
weeks from 7 to 10 p in.
Riling said at least 10 adults
must sign up for each class in
order for the class to be
scheduled. (See accompanying
coupon).
The class schedule:
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OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M.
P.O. Box 424 Gaylord, Michigan
Phone 732 2525 Day or Night
BRANCH OFFICE - 2 miles South of light on Old 27, Gaylord.
STOP IN AND BROWSE
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HERALD TIMES
IN. OTSEGO GAYLORDi
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Monday. Oct. 4 - Modern
Elemental y Math. Government.
High School Math.
Tuesday, Oct. 5 - 2-cycle
engine Repair. Cake
Decorating, Shorthand,
Practical Chemistry
(designed for nursing).
Beginning Tailoring,
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Mail to Adult Ed. Director
Gaylord High School
240 E. 4th Gaylord, Mich. 49735
NAME.
ADDRESS
TELEPHONE.
SUBJECT OR SUBJECTS I WILL ENROLL IN,
1.
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MSU Advertising
Course Set
"Fundamentals of Advertising"
for the retailer and
other small businesses, a noncredit
course, will be offered
this fall term in Gaylord by
Michigan State University
with the cooperation of the
U.S. Small Business Administration
and the Gaylord
Area Chamber of Commerce.
UN purpose of the course is
to understand the fastchanging
markets for retail
and service sales to consumers
and others, and to
understand principles of
modern advertising employed
to motivate these markets to
buy.
Budgeting advertising
funds, seasons, media and
different forms of advertising
will be stressed. Each
medium will be studied, and
LUNCH
GAYLORDSCHOOLS
Thursday, Sept. 30 - (HS)
pizza, (Ele) pizzaburgers,
buttered corn, pudding and
inaiai uiu
and cheese, buttered peas,
peanut butter sandwiches,
mixec 1 fruit.
Friday, Oct. 1 - (HS and
Ele) macaroni and cheese,
buttered peas, peanut butter
sandwiches, mixed fruit,
(Middle) pizza, buttered corn,
pudding and cookies.
Monday, Oct. 4 - Goulash,
buttered corn, relishes,
cowboy bread, apple.
Tuesday, Oct. 5 - Chili,
carrot and celery sticks, hot
rolls and butter, mixed fruit,
chocolate milk.
elementary principles of
producing copy, layout and
continuity covered. The
relation of other salesstimulating
promotional
methods to advertising, and
an understanding of advertising
ethics and regulation
will conclude the course.
William Haight, MSU senior
extension lecturer from
Lansing, will be the instructor.
The class will meet
on Wednesdays from 7:30-
10:00 p.m. in Room 126 in the
Gaylord Senior High School
beginning October 6. Further
information is available by
calling the Gaylord Area
Chamber of Commerce or the
MSU Center in Traverse City,
946-7496. The non-credit fee is
$25 per person and
registration will be completed
at the first class session.
MENU
Wednesday, Oct. 6 - Hot dog
on bun, baked beans, cabbage
salad, frosted cake.
Society oi Cincinnati
The Society of the Cincinnati
received its name from the
fact that its first members,
like the Roman leader Cincinnati,
had left their plows
to fight for freedom and then
returned to peacetime occupations.
Subject of Dispute
The birthplace of John
Audubon, the famous
naturalist, is a subject of
dispute. Audubon himself
thought he was born in
Ix>uisiana. Many historians
believe he was born in Haiti.
McNUTT TO APPEAR
IN CONCERT
FRIDAY - OCTOBER 1, 1971
7:30 P.M.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Mr. McNutt will present a program of Patriotic
songs and well known gospel hits.
Mr. McNutt has been featured on WCHS-TV,
Charleston. W. Virginia for the past 15 years...He
has traveled far and near with his concerts. He is
a man with a vibrant and enchanting per­
sonality. He seems at home in any surrounding
and makes one feel an "old friend" within five
minutes after meeting him. His personality and
interest "in everything" shows in all his con­
versations.
A graduate of Northwest Nazarene College, with a degree in music, Professor
McNutt enjoys fishing as his hobby. The baritone is equally at home reverently
singing a Psalm or belting out "Stout-Hearted Men." Mr McNutt has made
several religious music recordings He has taken time out to serve a tour of duty
in World War II and the Korean War This will be Mr. McNutt s first visit to
Gayford. Rev. Roger Gray, pastor of the Gaylord Church of the Nazarene invites*
all to attend this concert.
I.ETS SHOW MR McNUTT THAT NORTHERN HOSPITALITY IS THE
GREATEST
Making. High School English.
Wednesday, Oct. 6 -
Beginning Sewing for Modern
Fab. s and Lingere, Basic
Electricity and Building
Construction, and Typing.
Thursday, Oct. 7 - Advanced
Tailoring, Advance
Cake Decorating.
Room numbers will be
posted.
POLICE BLOTTER
There was an accident on
Huffman Lake road and
Sturgeon Valley road involving
Bert Loshaw of
Vanderbtlt and Oralee Black,
also of Vunderbill Black ran
into the side of the Loshaw car
after he pulled out of a private
drive in front of him. police
said- No one was injured,
loshaw was ticketed for
failure to yield the right of
way.
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An accident occurred on
Dickerson Road at Van Tyle
Road on Sept. 24, involving
Irene Jackson and Elsie
Samkowiak. The Samkowiak
vehicle was unable to avoid
the Jackson vehicle when it
pulled out in front of her. Both
parties are from Gaylord.
Welcome Wagon
Representatives
Meet in Gaylord
The area supervisor for
Welcome Wagon International
conducted a business meeting
for Welcome Wagon hostesses
from Northern Michigan
recently at the Chalet in
Cay lord.
Officers of Welcome Wagon
Clubs in the area were special
guests. Mrs. Jack Walling of
Gaylord. Otsego County-
Welcome Wagon hostess, was
among the hostesses present.
Mrs. Nancy Stark and Mrs.
Marie Johns of Gaylord
represented the Otsego
County club's officers.
An exchange of club service
projects and programs for the
year were discussed.
The clubs are organized by
the local Welcome Wagon
hostesses to help newcomers
get acquainted with area
residents and each other.
Each club has a service
project to help in community
service.
LEGAL
A public meeting will be held on
October 6 1971 at the County City
Building, m the supervisor s room
tor the purpose of hearings on
rezonmg from Commercial to
Suburban that part of W'i oi
NF i lying West of M C R R
exc . NW 60 ft Town 29 North.
Kange 3 West. Section 17, Otsego
Lake Township
by o der of
Curtis Toms
Chairman of Zoning commas
An accident occurred on
Pineview Drive near the Lake
of the North Club House in
Antrim county. William
Copemhaver of Gaylord entered
the curve and he lost
control skidded off the road,
struck an embankment and
then rolled over. He was not
hurt.
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An accident occurred on
private property in Otsego
County at the Brill residence.
Eve Brill ran around the house
and passed out in the tall grass
there. Craig Steffesof Gaylord
was driving around the house
from the opposite direction
and did not see the girl and
struck her. She was taken to
the Otsego County Memorial
Hospital and was later
released with a sore arm.
Since the 20th of Sept. there
have been 15 more breaking
and enterings. These have
been scattered over the area.
They are under investigation.
OPEN LETTER from
CLARK W. BATES
Dear friends,
One of the advantages of the funeral directing
profession is the opportunity to know the personal
satisfaction of rendering a high type of
essential service to humanity. Through his skill
and knowledge, the funeral director can do much
to ease the shock and sorrow of bereavement.
Even as the clergy, he is well aware of his deep
responsibility to his community.
Respectfully,
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Community Fund Agency
The Boy Scouts of America
(Editor's Note: This is the
first in a series of articles
about agencies of the Otsego
County Community Fund. The
Community Fund campaign
drive this year is from Oct. 11
to Oct. 30.»
The Scenic Tr?ils Council,
Hoy Scouts of America, is one
of the agencies which benefit
from its partnership with the
Community Fund.
In fact, the Boy Scouts
receive the greatest share of
their operating income
directly through the Community
Fund and indirectly
through those who give to
their Community Fund. But
how is this money used by a
Scout Council? And what
services does the Council
render to its members in
return?
One of the ways in which
your Community Fund
donation is used to help boys is
inherent in the Scouting
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program itself, whose aim is
to teach a boy how to be a good
citizen in today's world.
Scouting helps to shape a
boy's character; to help him
become a better person, with
concern for the rights and
welfare of others. It teaches
hun valuable skills which will
help hun in later life, such as:
first aid and lifesaving
techniques, leadership
development, survival and
recreational skills,
cooperation with others,
community concern, and
much more.
Some other methods by
which the B.S.A.'s aim is
accomplished are Project
S.O.A.R. and Operation
Reach. The first is concerned
with ecology and conservation
i Save Our American
Resources). The second is
concerned with educating
boys as to the dangers of drug
abuse in its many and hideous
forms. It is felt that both of
these programs will have farreaching
results in later
years.
A percentage of Community
Fund funds received by the
Boy Scouts is used to hire men
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sanitary Sewer Lagoon Earthwork
City of Gaylord, Michigan
Sealed proposals will be received until 5:00 p.m.,
EST., Monday, October 11, 1971 in the office of
the City Clerk, 225 W. Main, Gaylord, Mich, for
the following:
121,425 cu. yds. of excavation
12,320 cu. yds. of fill
Plans and specifications on file at the above
office.
Jean L. Tomaski, City Clerk
who serve as the administrators
and directors of
the Scouting program. There
are six such men in the Scenic
Trails Council-four district
executives who each serve a
five-county area, a director of
camping and program services,
and a Scout executive
who administrates the
program and coordinates
services on a co incil-wide
basis. There is a ratio of one
professional Scouter for every
400 adult volunteer leaders
and 1500 boys.
The salaries of thee women
who handle registrations, do
bookkeeping, process requests
for materials and supplies,
and print newsletters and
program aids is another way
Community Fund donations
are used.
Without the support of the
Community Fund, Scouting
would not be able to provide
such vital services as
leadership training courses,
Scout-o-Ramas, Camporees,
Klondike derbies, roundtable
meetings and the literature
and materials which go along
with these. Without the
Community Fund, the council
would be unable to issue such
awards of recognition to boys
and leaders as: the Eagle
award, Scouter's Key, Silver
Beaver, Silver Fawn, Den
Leader's Key, Commissioners'
Arrowhead
Honor, and many others which
they issue free to deserving
Scouts and Scouters.
Without the support of the
Community Fund, the growth
and development of the
Scouting movement would
suffer severely. It costs a
Scout Council $250 to organize
a new pack, troop, or Explorer
post. Every new boy member
will cost I in salaries, services,
etc ) the council $18. And for a
boy to attend our council camp
would cost over $100 per week
if the Community Fund
allocation to our council were
non-existant. I.ast year 1800
boys attended camp.
If it is hard to explain the
worth of a program such as
the Boy Scouts of America in
dollars, it is even more difficult
to evaluate in monetary
terms the worth of a boy or the
value of a human life.
How much is a son or
daughter worth to you? Can
you put a price-tag on his or
her future? How much money
would you be willing to give to
have some assurance that
your boy will develop
meaningful and beneficial
ideals and skills for later life?
Or that he would have an
opportunity to work closely
with the best men and women
available in your community?
How much will you give to
know that your boy is in good
company in his spare time or
on a weekend! How much
would an accident victim lying
on a highway give to know that
the next car approaching
contained someone who could
prevent his death or that of his
wife and children 9 Or how
much would you spend to
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know that when your son
grows up he will not be a party
to riots, theft, disrespect of
others, or murder?
It is certain that no one can
answer the above questions.
And neither can the Boy
Scouts of America assure that
every boy who becomes a
Scout, Cub Scout, or Explorer
will become, as an adult, a
good citizen of strong
character, concerned about
others and his community,
and trained to provide positive
solutions to the problems of
today's world. No, the Boy
Scouts of America cannot
promise you these things. But
we'll give you odds. In the
ever sixty years which have
ekipsfd since its founding in
America, only a fraction of
one percent of all boys who
were Scouts have ever turned
out bad
When you give to your
Community Fund this year,
you will be giving indirectly to
Scouting You will be, in effect,
ouying a share in the
future of your community and
of our nation. And in so doing,
you will be helping yourself
and many others in many
ways The Boy Scouts of
America is only one of many
worthy agencies whose
support is furnished by your
Community Fund. But we feel
its one of the most worthwhile
Community Fund
Meeting Set
Meetings for Community
Fund workers have been
scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday and Thursday, Oct. 5
and 7, according to Jack Rose,
1971-72 campaign chairman.
The Thursday night meeting
is for those who are unable to
attend Tuesday. The meetings
will be held in the Community
Room of the Gaylord State
Bank.
The meetings are for all
persons working on this year's
fund drive. Rose said that
volunteer workers are still
needed in Bagley, Chester,
Cor with, Elmira and Dover
townships.
The theme of this year's
campaign is "People Helping
People."
Firemen Go
To Wickes;
No Fire
Otsego County firemen were
called to Wickes Lumber &
Building Supply on Old 27
North. Gaylord, Tuesday
morning, but the call turned
out to be a false alarm. No fire
or smoke could be found.
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