Foster School Wins Field Day Championship at Foster Elementary
Foster Elementary School's fifth and sixth graders win the Field Day championship among Ludington Area Schools. Fifth grade led by Ned Nordine repeats as champions for the second year, with teachers Walter Piekes and Bonnie Weserick guiding the sixth grade. Readers see extensive participant lists and event results across track, relay, jumping, and field events.
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Foster
Ludington
Ned Nordine
Walter Piekes
Bonnie Weserick
Tom Agueros
Randy Behan
Daryl Bentz
Steve Bentz
Kim Carlson
Jim Claire
Rich Gress
Lisa Hakanson
Alan Horacek
Helen Johnson
Danny Lilleberg
Debbie Morton
Mike Negele
Jackie Nunley
Darryl Olson
Shelly Olson
Dave Padron
Linda Reid
Debra Rennels
Alan Ross
Kenny Royce
Jeff Schwass
Bill Steward
Leon Sheldon
Danny Urschalitz
Louis Abrahamson
Frank Agueros
Kim Ahearn
Cheryl Austin
Mike Brady
Tammy Brushman
Cory
Class Of 32 Sets Reunion For July 1-3
The 1992 Ludington High School 401 anniversary reunion planning committee met at the Charles Ferguson home in Valhalla with a potluck. Attendees included Howard Hawley, Fred Johnson, Alex Winczewski, William Hanna, George Gustafson, Gerald Heslipen, Robert Bailey, and hosts Charles Ferguson. Events run Saturday July 1 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Stearns Motor Inn with coordination for out-of-town guests, 6:30 p.m. social hour, 7 p.m. dinner in the main dining room, and Monday July 3 a family picnic at Memorial Tree Park on North Washington Avenue.
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Ludington High School
Charles Ferguson
Valhalla
Howard Hawley
Fred Johnson
Alex Winczewski
William Hanna
George Gustafson
Gerald Heslipen
Robert Bailey
Stearns Motor Inn
Memorial Tree Park
North Washington Avenue
Young Finishes Band Training in Norfolk VA
Thomas E. Young 23 son of Mr and Mrs Sidney E Young completed the U S Army Bands Minan Instrumental Course at the U S Army Elementary School of Music in Norfolk. He learned music harmony dance and marching band techniques. Entered Army August 1971 basic training at Fort Knox now to reassignment with the 266th Army Band in Korea. A 1967 Ludington High School graduate and 1971 BA from Grand Valley State College.
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Norfolk
Thomas E. Young
Sidney E. Young
N. Lakeshore
U.S. Army
Pvt
Young
Fort Knox
266Th Army
Korea
Ludington High School
Grand Valley State College
Allendale
Paul Hornung Honored At Notre Dame
Paul M. Hornung son of Mr and Mrs Howard Hornung of route 3 Ludington received the Notre Dame Band Blanket at the university spring banquet. He earned the award after four years in Concert Marching and Varsity Bands and will teach music at the secondary level.
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Paul M. Hornung
Howard Hornung
Route 3
Ludington
University of Notre Dame
Paul
Notre Dame
Robert F. O'Brien
Mrs Kindy Named to Goshen College Dean's List
Goshen Indiana Mrs Cliff L Kindy formerly Arlene M Eikenberry is named to the Dean's List for maintaining at least a 3.6 GPA. She is a sophomore and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl D Eikenberry of Route Scottville Germany. The article oddly mentions an unconditional surrender signed in World War II on April 29, 1945.
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Goshen Ind
Cliff L. Kindy
Arlene M. Eikenberry
Goshen College
Kindy
Carl D. Eikenberry
Scottville
Germany
Renovation Bids Sought for Ludington Band Building
Ludington Recreation Department invites bids to remodel the interior of the former band building at Foster and Rowe. Prints and specs available at Court and Rowe School Administration Building with a $10 deposit per set. Bids due to City Clerk by 5:00 p.m. Friday, June 30.
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Ludington Recreation Department
Foster and Rowe Steets
Court & Rowe Streets
Public Invited To Flag Ceremony At West Shore College
The Be nevolent Protective Order of Elks Ludington Lodge No. 736 will present an American flag to West Shore Community College on Wednesday June 14 at 7 p.m. Exalted Ruler Fred Bashaw Sr. will hand the flag to college president Dr. John Eaton in front of the Student Services building. Involved are the Ludington Lodge officers and drill team the Elks Chorus the Scottville Clown Band the U S Coast Guard Color Guard and the American Legion Firing Squad. The public is invited to observe the ceremony and view the college.
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Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Ludington Lodge
West Shore Community College
Fred Bashaw Sr
John Eaton
Student Services
Elks Chorus
Scottville Clown Band
United States Coast Guard Color Guard
American Legion
Community College
Sunday Senior Citizens Social Club at St Stanislaus Hall
Sunday gathering for senior citizens at St Stanislaus Hall 1 p.m. bring a dish and own table service all welcome. Also Monday events include Ludington Lions Club at Stearns Motor Inn 6 15 p.m. and various Boy Scout and community group meetings through the evening.
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St. Stanislaus Hall
Robber at Cleveland Trust Banks Dismisses Rest of Cash
An elderly, neatly dressed man displayed a gun at a Cleveland Trust Co. branch and forced a teller to hand over all twenties and tens. After taking $1,177, he examined the loot and demanded the remaining cash before fleeing the scene.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Trust Co
Court News Mason County Misdemeanor Fines Listed
Mason County Magistrate Court records list multiple defendants fined for traffic and related offenses. Names include John L. Wagner Danny L. Griffith Harry B. Anderson David W. Kober Carl D. Muir Ernest W. Van Avery William Pratt Pearl A. Morand Daniel B. Swiger Harrietta’s Carl Muir Scottville’s William Pratt and others with offenses ranging speeding excessive noise improper lane usage no motorcycle registration and attempting to fish without a license. Penalties range from 16 to 28 dollars on charges by Ludington Police Michigan State Police and other departments.
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Mason County Magistrate Court
John L. Wagner
Ludington
Danny L. Griffith
N. Delia St
Harry B. Anderson
W. Filer St
David W. Kober
Hamlin Lake
Freddie ©. Hackert
Bath Ave
Michigan State Police
Daniel B. Swiger
Traverse City
Carl D. Muir
Harrietta
Mason County
Ernest W. van Avery
Mount Pleasant
William Pratt
S. Main St
Scottville
Pearl A. Morand
Route 1 Branch
David C. Perry
Route 1
Valhalla
Paul Staniczweski
Detroit
Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Two Accidents Reported In Ludington Area
Two auto accidents were reported Friday in Ludington. At 10 10 am a collision occurred at US 10 31 involving Kor nellie Tyndall and Patricia Sibbald. Tyndall cited for disregarding a red light. Moderate damage to both vehicles. A second crash at 5 50 pm on East Ludington Avenue between Tony Bebbett and Charles Mercadal caused minor damage. Bebbett cited for failure to stop in the assured clear distance.
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Ludington
Kor
Nellie Tyndall
Ironton
Patricia Sibbald
Conrad Road
Tyndall
East Ludington Avenue
Tony Bebbett
Fifth St
Charles Mercadal
Ludington Ave
Bennett
Hospital Notes Admitted Friday
Mare Nash, Steven Delbarker, Mrs Roy Hargreaves, Daniel Fairchild, Ben P. Kurns, Kandice Keefer, Kelly Andrews, Lena Nickerson, Richard Miller, Mrs Karl Harmon, Mrs Gary Laude, Mrs Robert Russell Smith, Brenda Henriksen are listed as admitted on Friday with their street addresses noted.
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Steven Delbarker
S. Lavinia St
Roy Hargreaves
Scottville
Daniel Fairchild
Pine
Kandice Keefer
Kelly Andrews
S. Washington Ave
Mare Nash
E. Foster
Lena Nickerson
Court St
Richard Miller
Catherine St
Karl W. Harmon
Post Office Debuts Stamps and Stories Book
United States Postal Service releases Stamps and Stories The Ex citing Saga of U S History Told in Stamps prepared with Scott Publishing Co It features about 3000 stamps 114 stories 224 pages and a pocket size paperback for 2 with color illustrations and stamp values from 1847 through mid 1972 Postmaster Walter Harris notes the book goes beyond a catalog and includes historical insights and a guide for collectors including a chapter How to be a happy stamp collector
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U.S
United States Postal Service
Walter Harris
Scott Publishing Co
Scott
Harris
U.S. Postal Service
Confederate States of America
United Nations
Longtime Sun Coast worker Raymond Frantz dies at 65
Raymond J. Frantz, 65, of 8256 Grace Ave Upper Hamlin route 1 Ludington died at 3 15 am Friday at Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient since June 4 He was born March 27 1907 in South Haven grew up there and attended school He moved to Muskegon in 1936 and retired three years ago after 27 years as heat treat supervisor at Raydon Engineering Corp He served overseas with the Army in World War II and was an avid hunter and fisherman He married Joyce Blanche Stanley October 7 1937 in South Bend Ind who died October 7 1968 He moved to Hamlin in 1970 to be near his surviving sister Mabel Wallace Also surviving are several nieces and nephews Preceded by parents John and Isabella a sister Alice Dykstra and brothers Louis and Wilbur Funeral services Monday at 10 30 a m at Dorrell Funeral Home Rev John Christensen officiating Graveside services 1 p m Mona View Cemetery Muskegon Friends may call at Dorrells after 2 p m on Quandew qunudys.
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Raymond J. Frantz
Grace Ave
Upper Hamlin
Ludington
Memorial Hospital
South Haven
Muskegon
Raydon Engineering Corp
South Bend
Ind
Joyce Blanche Stanley
Hamlin
Gordon
Mabel) Wallace
John
Isabella
Alice Dykstra
Louis
Wilbur
Charles Kalmbaugh 88 dies. longtime New York Central railroader
Charles Kalmbaugh 88 of route 2 Free Soil died this morning at Memorial Hospital. Born January 9 1884 in Stockbridge he worked 49 years as a railroad engineer for the New York Central Railway Co retiring in 1954 and moving to Free Soil. Surviving are his wife Karolia Brisson a son Whitney two stepchildren Leon Brisson and LaVaun McMahon a sister Mary Opdyke and three grandchildren Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Our Saviour Lutheran Church Scottville with burial in Brookside Cemetery. The family will be at Stephens Funeral Home 7 9 p m Sunday and Monday and 2 4 p m Monday to receive friends.
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Free Soil
Memorial Hospital
Stockbridge
New York Central Railway Co
Karolia Brisson
Whitney
Cincinatti
Leon Brisson
St. Petersburg
Our Saviour Lutheran Church
Scottville
Brookside Cemetery
Stephens Funeral Home
Valencia case seeks 5250 year jail term for fake licence ring
The prosecution in Valencia Spain has demanded 5000 years total imprisonment for 13 defendants accused of running a fake driving licence operation. The lead defendant Amparo Liborens faces 325 counts of falsification of official documents and a recommended 7 year sentence on each count totaling 2275 years.
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Valencia
Spain
UPI
Amparo Liborens
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