The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 26

PACE EIGHT, THIRD SECTION SUNDAY, JULY 1953 THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD TIMES HERALD WANT ADS YU-5-7171 City Of St. Clair Plans Four-Day Water Carnival Rev. Steen, Norway Native, Takes Marine City Pulpit Races, Games On Schedule Begin Thursday, End Sunday Night Marine City, July 4 Rev. Otto H. Steen, who recently assumed the pastorate of the Marine City First Methodist church, comes here after serving as pastor the last nine years of the First Methodist church of Escanaba, on the Upper Peninsula.

Mr. Steen, a native of Norway, was born May 12, 1897. He is one of six children born to Capt. and Installation Of Rev. Briggs Slated Tuesday At Bad Axe St.

Clair, July 4 The Children's Recreational committee has completed plans for the first annual BIRTHS Bad Axe, July 4 Ministers of extend greetings from the Clair Water Carnival here I Thursday through Sunday. Huron Baptist association will lerial association. t.z ill t'ij i ST. CLAIR COMMUNITY HOSPITAL participate in installation services: rePm De nei The four-day carnival will in- church social rooms after ther, Mrs. Utto H.

Meen. rour are for Rev. Robert E. bnggs as services. July 1, to Mr.

and Mrs. William Hiving. Installation 73 Acts To Vie Monday In 4-H Talent Finals St. Clair, July 4 The number 13 will prove lucky to one of the 13 acts competing in the St Clair County 4-H Home talent show-finals at 8 p.m. Monday in th High School.

Winners from the various County eliminations will vie for the right to compete in the finals during State Show Week, September 14, in East Lansing. Selected from the Yale district eliminations June 15 were Judy Kukola, tap dancer: Mary Hyde, pianist; Stuart Linahury. tap dancer; Tommy Sahada. accordionist, and Betty Joan Smith, pianist. PICKKD FROM the Richmond area eliminations June 17 were Stanley Kurczynski.

accordionit Shirley Naudisch. 1 Blanche Linabury. singer, and Mary Jane Bombard, guitarist and vocalist. Chosen at the St. Clair eliini' nations June 23 writ Patric ia Trembath, pianist; David Schweiger, violinist; Theresa Thomas, pianist: and Marilyn I.omerson and Carol Robertson, duet.

Floyd Emlaw. Royal Tire Sale. auu ictcuuuu air races and contests, an orange i pastor of First Baptist church at 8 p.m. Tuesday. i open to the public.

tobinson. Port Huron, a daughter, Mr steen was graduated by a July 2, to Mr. and Mrs. Casimir marine engineers school in Oslo i crate derby, swimming races, diving contests, a junior and senior swim marathon and a midway. Hutkowski, St.

Clair, a daughter. nival rides and concessions. Friday and Saturday Adult games in the evening. Saturday Pony rides, all day; children's games, races and contests, 9 a.m.; treasure in the sand pile, for children 10 years of age and younger, 10 a.m.; orange crate derby, 11 a.m.; swimming races and diving contests, 1 p.m.; junior swimming marathon, 2:50 p.m.; senior marathon swim, 3:30 p.m.; fire fighting demonstration, 4 p.m.; band concert, p.m.; street dance, 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.

Sunday Water skiing exhibition, 2 p.m.; fireworks, 9:30 p.m. Jv, i I 1 i Inspect Fire Alarm in 1917 and Horten School of Technology, also in Norway, from which he was graduated in 1919. ON COMING to the United HIGHLIGHTING the program will be a 1953 fire-fighting demonstration by the Marine City Fire Department, a two-hour band concert by the Marine City and St. Marysville, "July 4 Mayor Clar ence R. Kersten and City Com missioners Joseph Johns and Ed States in 1922, he matriculated at The service will include greet-1 Ings from the association by Rev.

James W. Burgess, Harbor Beach; charge to minister by Rev. Rich-ard Nyburg, Deckerville, and charge to church by Rev. Ralph Karney, Lansing, director of rural and town churches of Michigan Baptist Convention. Rev.

Earl Cook, who served as Interim pastor of First Baptist church, will deliver the sermon. Rev. Robert E. McLean, pastor of First Methodist church, will Drew Union College in Madison, N.J., later Northwestern Univer- ward MacCullum Wednesday! VlPu pH a nou' nrtaKla j-aWir fira i STEEN REV. OTTO H.

alarm system in operation in sity in Evanston 111., where he Waterford Township, near hls bachelor of arts de- Clair High School bands, a free! street dance, a water skiing ex- hibition by the Marine City I aquatic group and a fireworks A ndrew Friederichs, Kit-t-. nt" aiM) Mimifu ai i university. Detroit, tor two ears, injured In Navy, Algonac In Boston Hospital Rusty Frost, of Radio Station; Cecil ollstaedt is general chair-WSDC, Marine City, will be mas- Jac.k secretary: ter of ceremonies. i5bert Shovan finance: Thad Daniimg. carnival: r.u oiiairan, water events; Arthur Anderson, Marine City.

July 4 Gunners Mate Andrew R. Friederichs, 21, son of Mr and Mrs. Adam J. Friederichs, who suffered a frac Trial runs for the orange crate derby will be held from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.

His first charge was at First church in Berlin, N.H. He then successively served Methodist churches in Ludding-ton, Manistique and Iron Mountain, before taking the pastorate of First church in Escanaba. land events (children's); Arthur Beaudua, St. Clair Fire Depart Port Huron, sponsor of the County Mc- ment program; Richard tured spine and other injuries contest will he master of cere- Tuscola Red Cross Quota Shy $3,296 Caro, July 4 The Tuscola County Red' Cross chapter fell short by $3,296.50 of attaining its 1953 funds drive quota. Edwin Scheifer, chairman, reported at a meeting this week.

About 60 chapter members attended the meeting. Mac- THE CARNIVAL schedule: Thursday and Friday Car- Daniels, publicity, and John Donald, traffic. Mr. and Mrs. Reeve Smith and! "son.

Kinny, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Potter spent last week end in Grand Bend. Ont. Elizabeth Avers left Sunday for; an extended stay with relatives in: Cheyenne, Wyo.

i Mr. and Mrs. James Duncan i will have as guests this coming iweek Mr. and Mrs. E.

Frank Mc-i iKerer and daughters, Regina Ann jand Francine, Easton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark andj children. Joey and Christine, Cha-I 'grin Falls, are visiting Mr.

and; Mrs. Nelson Clark this week end. i when he fell from a gun mount monies. ahnarH fSS Vopplsnntr in thp Med- Judges arc Mrs Roy Welt. Port REV.

ROBERT E. BRIGGS i Huron: John Shepherd. Commercial Msnaiipr of Radio Station iterranean Sea in late May, has He was assigned to Marine City in June by the State Methodist Conference. Married, he is the father of two daughters, Irene Elizabeth, who is the wife of Dr. Robert Worlev.

Girl Scouts End Day Camp With Family Night Program been transferred from Germany, HLS, and Miss Alice Anderson, to a Boston. hospital. assistant manager of The Times Mate Friederichs previously was Herald Radio Station WTTH. Applegate Plans Its Homecoming For July 16-18 WEDDING judging is nascci on mo toiiow- instructor in the Northwestern reported recovering from the in i cr cfalr 10 font fir iwtninut Sis St. Clair, July 4 "World Friend-1 awarded the world pin the U.

S. Armv me Army Sgt. and Mrs. Edgar Ouimet. University Dental School, and juries in cenerai and 30 cen, each for s1 ship" was the theme of "Family jRoegner and Jan Brewe to in at Buffalo, N.

will spend the com-Sorvja at home. He was a mem- Hospital in Frankfurt, Germany, presentation, audience apprecia- Zelkowski Chiotti Elkton. July 4 Miss Rose Marie Chiotti, Detroit, daughter ing week in the home of his oi me ternary ciuo in csca- He was graduated by Holy Cross tion and talent. Applegate, of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Chiotti, gate Volunteer Fire Department lU5r ou lal1 ents. Mr. and Mrs. Maxim Ouimet. naba.

There will be a meeting of Clay His wife, whom Township Library Board at 7 p.m.'Evanston, also is Monday in the Bostwick Building, i Norway. High School here and was attend- Winners of the r.w annual he met in 'ing p0rt Huron Junior College at County 411 Talent show were Judy a native of the time he enlisted in the Navy, Kukola. Yale, and Meredith Lucas, (March 8. Smiths Creek monologist. Elkton.

and Paul J. Zelkowski. De-met Monday night to complete scout Council. Due to rain, the troit. spoke marriage vows June plans and appoint committees for picnic and program were held in; 27 before Rev.

Robert Navarre in the sixth annual homecoming, n( plpmpntarv srhool Hew- July 16-18. st. Felix Catholic church in Troop 6, fourth grade Brownies, In turn. Sis awarded the senior service Scout emblem to program Aides Carolyn Banning, Linda Runk, Joan Brauns, Shirley and Carol Schlinkert, Janet Bullock, Wilma Johns, Lynn Anderson, Denny Nelson and Tuey The Crossroads Amusement com were welcomed as new Scouts bv! leton. Some 150 guests were present at the double ring ceremony.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white pany was hired to provide a carnival for the three days. Main features of the homecom Troop 5, fifth grade intermediate! Scouts. i Leaders of Troop 6 are Mrs. i Herman Ruff and Mrs. Clyde ing will include horse pulling con JJ) nyion net wnn cnanuuy lace over tests and a saddle show satin, a Deaaea iiara neia ner nn HarnlH Pattprsnn uill h.

fan- Lambert. Mrs. Norman Hartrow; Marie Bush and Elaine Arnold were awarded the associate Girl Scout pin. Linda Runk and Joan gertip veil. White carnations with tain of a parade, Vern Cutler is in and Mrs- J- w.

Ralston are lead-; an orchid center formed her bou- rharfp nf the hnrso milliner cnn. ers of Troop 5, Norma-Jean Bar- trow has been tests. quet. Attendants were Miss Delores COLLINSON'S year. program aide the; Brauns were presented the world friendship pin by Troop 7 in ap- for their services at Fisher and Mrs.

Marv Lou Zelkow- iiff ski. Detroit, and Misses Shirley fvlSS IIKinSOn Shop Early Monday and Alice Wilfong. Sandusky. Miss MRS BARTROW presented her Frank Bohs had charge of troop its second class batiges, the the prosram in tne absence of first to achieve such awards jMrs. Herman Ruff, program chair- first year Scouts in St.

Clair. Clearance 200 HATS All colors, white and black, styles. Values to $5.95. Gets State 4-H Club Leader Job Bad Axe, July 4 Miss M. June Wilkinson, Huron County home demonstration agent since April, 1949, will become an assistant state 4-H club leader in August.

Miss Wilkinson has hppn trans. Fisher and Mrs. Zelkowski wore blue net gowns and Misses Wilfong. yellow net gowns. All carried bouquets of carnations and roses.

The best man was Tony Banek, Elkton. Ushers were Zig Zelkow-tki and Mike Chiemiek, Detroit, and Martin and Frank Chiotti. both of Elkton. $2 $3 Includes picture man. Day camp opened with a total! registration of 113.

under the di- jrection of Miss Roegner. Due to rainy weather, Wednesday and! Thursday, Brownies met in the 1 elementary gym and Scouts re-j For Better Values World pins were awarded Troop 6 by Mrs. Marie Hingle-berg and Troop 13 by Mrs. Herbert Brauns. Troop 6 won the Juliette Low World Friendship contest in the Brownie class and Troop 13 in the Girl Scout Class.

jmained at camp. I Dinner was served some 85 ferred by the Extension Service of COLLINSON'S guests in tlkton vrw Hall. A re Michigan State College. Songs of the nations were sung! TWO DAYS were allowed for aking and cleaning camp. Be- The change is tentatively sched- by troops who represented the fol- "IT uled for Aug.

1, but a request will cause of the rain. Friday was the ception was held at night. After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and New York State, Mr. and Mrs. Zelkowski will live in Detroit.

Monday at Arden's DRESS CLEARANCE JULY CLEARANCE Now In Progress at FIELDS Almont be made to permit Miss Wilkinson Troon Scot" only day camp inspections could the Huron County Fair Aug. 11-15. 2 15 drMsed fa Uid day. Troop 8 second grade Chuia- by Troop 6 "Me Come -Brownies Mrs. E.

eiss lead- Harbor Beach Spain, -Torn er wn the flag for the best camp nurUOr DeaCn by Troop 7, sung in f.nd tne combined troops of 2 16, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Will and Spanish and English; Hawaii, 'J3' secon? plae- MT Nelsn daughter. Margaret Ann. are in "T.ittlp Brown Tal" Troon was day camp chairman.

Warren Finch is visiting his sister, Mrs. Edith Hill, New Baltimore, for a week or two. Mrs. Max Tab'ar is convalescing DRESSES Values to $16.95 Sizes 9 thru 24'i 1 at her home on west St. Clair Rogers City.

for the Inde- street from an emergency appen-ipendence Day week end. MRS. BORIS PAAJANEN, presi- Values to $25.00 dectomy at Bishop Hospital Group Values to $8.95 SIZES 9 to 50 14'i to 24'i BETTER SKIRTS REDUCED Camp counselors were James K. Tew, of the Federal Soil Conservation department, nature; Mrs. Priscilla Brewe and Jean Brewe, handicraft; Mrs.

Lillian Ferguson, story telling. ana Airs Henry Kicnaras dent of the Girl Scout Council, and daughters, Deitt, are spending the holiday week end it j. with Mrs. Richards' mother, Mrs. KrOSWell UentlSt John A.

Feick. John Engel has returned Onan mrt'ire visiting his brother, James vpcru lULULC in Washington. D. C. He was ac-; TLA kA companied there by his nere jn VlOlOuy All Sales Final NO LAY-A-WAYS ARDEN'S 107 HURON AVE.

Mrs. Alice De Les Dernier had as her recent guests. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Licht, Bay City.

Mrs. Mary Spangler, who has a degree from Wayne University, Is attending" summer sessions at Wayne University Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week. The Royal Arch Mason degree FIELDS 221 Huron Ave. In addition to the program i aides, mothers who assisted at day camp were Mrs. Lillian Fer-, Miss orace tmgei, Detroit.

rmciiaU Tnl7 a II Toi'Buson. Mrs. Bud Fox. Mrs frpnrffp was conferred on three candidates Mr. and Mrs.

Charles S. Thorn Smeckert, who "was graduated by Gille, Mrs. John Goleniak, Mrs. at the meeting of the AlmonCand daughter, Barbara. l- a tne University of Michigan Depart-! waner sawner, Mrs.

verne Week end, Ct, io hnrippnn Tr CI Stonhoncnn chapter. Four members of the Toronto. for the TOMORROW MONDAY IS PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! Ji 1 I- 111 Ql OUlgCl iJ UUC i i here nn. Honol nrnilna iiaraiMrs. Gordon Starkpv Mrs Rifh- RAM chapter of Lapeer performed en route to Ithaca.

N. Y. the degrees. Miss Thorn will attend a six-week Monday the office of I)r ard Brenner and Mrs. J.

F. Wheel- r-r TV i REMNANT DAY at PENNEY'S SPECIAL THIS WEEK $15 Cold Wave $fl0 STEAM OIL PUSH-UP PERMANENTS $5.00 $10.00 CREME OIL WAVE $7.50 $10.00 COLD WAVE $7.50 OIL OR CREME SHAMPOO AND FINGER WAVE $1.50 Permanents With or Without Appointment RAZOR OR SCISSORS STYLED HAIR CUTTING SMITH'S BEAUTY SHOP Cor. Griiwold and Tenth St. Plenty Parking Space Dial YU 2-1767 Annum tiioiia aiiu uicn i suiiiiiicri scasiun ui i in- (Carles Williams recently call wives had a steak roast at ajversity. ed for duty in the U.

S. Navy. All units broke camp Saturday meeting Wednesday night at For-) Mr. and Mrs. P.

A. Schmalz are Dr. Smeckert is the son of Mr. to wind up activities until fall. "a Mrc r.

SP endlg ekf v'-lthV and Mrs- Elm" Smeckert, Buel Troop 7 received the world pin Mr. and Mrs Chester Burt and Mrs. Fred Schmalz Philadel- Xownshi its ieaderSi Mrs. Don R. SpirCoenat qIVqVm Pa-Jhey were accompanied; He was graduated by the Cros-! Wallace and Mrs.

Theo Cart-their home at Sault Ste Marie i 'Mrs. Tim to Akron well.Hign School in 1947 and took! wright, at a simple ceremony Mich after a two weeks visit (where she will visit relatives Mr his pre.medical work at Albion I Thursday. SI A' Mrs.and Mrs Schmalz plan to attend college. He was married to Miss I Mrs. Richard Graham was also Ben Arcy and other rela-ithe Bolly family reunion Cleve- Nan Lou wilcox daughter of presented the world pin in appre- PRICES SLASHED Terrific reductions on all Remnants! Limited Quantities! Odd Lots! Big Savings! Percales, ginghams, broadcloths, etc.

Hurry Be here early! for her services to the ciation Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Wilcox Detroit. June 20.

troop. NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS by Oscar Hitt PENNEY'S DOWNSTAIRS STORE Dr. Charles B. McCandless, who has been practicing with Dr. Wil-i liams.

will remain with Dr. Smeckert. FLAMEGAS BOTTLED GAS SERVICE COLLINSON'S About 300 Higher Priced CLEARANCE ON ALL SUMMER HATS sl s2 s3 VALUES TO $10.95 JANE LEE STORE The Store With the Friendly Atmosphere 208 HURON AVE. YU 5-6256 HOMES i 1 FARMS Blue Star Mothers Pay Tribute To Departed Member Croswell, July 4 Members of Croswell chapter No. 141 Blue Star Mothers of America met in Pom-eroy funeral home Thursday night to pay respects to Mrs.

William J. Anderson a member of the chapter, who died Wednesday. Afterward, a business session was held in the Civic Center building when plans were made Summer Dresses Compare with $5.99 and $8.95 elsewhere. Sunbacks. Jacket styles.

Halter dresses. All sizes including half sizes. It it INDUSTRY for the annual daisy sale, Aug. (14-15. The next meeting will be Aug.

6. First Quality NYLONS 51 gauge, 15 denier by Bryn Merwr. Sheer with black pencil line seams. All sizes in most popular Summer Colors. Reg.

$1.00 per pair. Tues. and Wed. $10.00 Oil Emulsion Permanent Wave Buy the appliance en your choice from the store of your choice, then ask the 'talesman for i fiameaas installation Brown City 2 Dr. and Mrs.

J. B. Davidson choke which will give you dependable and two daughters are on Macki- delivery and service, nac Island for the remainder of! 'the summer. Dr. Davidson is serv-i Complete installation with 200 pounds Single Pair 59c 3o5 INCLUDING SHAMPOO FINGER WAVE ing as State veterinarian there, jof gas, $30.20, with free conversion.

Flamegas Port Huron Mr. and Mrs. Albert Webb and children, of Arizona, are guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Burgess and Mr.

and Mrs. John Weaver. The WSCS of the Methodist church will meet Wednesdav at Permanents in the Evening by Apointment 4 OPERATORS TO SERVE YOU GEORGE'S BEAUTY SALON Distributor rT WA A SUET "FDUR.TH IN PE.T&$ CiXZHZRS AS "WE. UTTUE- TOWN MOUCAJCP XTS COLLINSON'S WHOSE A FOUCE. J.

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