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TIMES HERALD WANT ADS PHONE 7171 THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1953 PACE TWO. THIRD SECTION To faHMARYSVILLE AND ST. CLAIR RIVER DISTRICT NEWS WIBC Marks Broken, More 4 Supervisors Detroit Host Committee Offers Site In Park For Sarnia City Hall Thumb, River Glee Clubs To Sing In Sarnia Reappointed Higher School Budget Likely Indicates One Mill Boost In Tax Rate 1 To Some 5 rfS This Is Your feL .1 tt? Outdoors By Kenneth L. Peterson i3W vr When the lilacs bloom again; fr', that's the time the pickerel start Sarnia, April 4 A Sarnia City Council committee has recommended that a new city hall built in Victoria Park. Alderman Clayton Saylor, committee chairman, said a building Marine City Studies Disposal System Glee clubs from high schools In Algonac, Capac, Marine City, Marysville, St.

Clair, Port Huron and Yale will join the club from Sarnia Secondary schools in a Women Teams Action On 44 Alleys To Start Thursday At Detroit Rec choral festival April 13 in Sarnia. Marysville, April 4 Salary ad-j iustments. program extensions! Marine City, April 4-A11 four the park area surrounded by 'landscaped grounds, "would be a County supervisors from Marine tng." City were reappointed for an- Tlie committee also sought per- lother term at a meeting of the mission of the council to negoti- So goes the saying of some local anglers who know the ways of St. Clair River's famous fish. i and the annexation of Mills School have the Board of Education here antiehoating a one-mill tax in- i Don Wright, well-known London choir director, will lead the massed chorus of 800 singers, H.

M. Sperling, music director in Sarnia schools and festival general chairman, said. iCity Commission, Thursday night. with the unnamed client or a They are Orville Biscorner, Sarnia law firm who is seeking to 'Elmer Kersten, Phillip Langell buy the present city hall property. Th.ir timetable is not unlike for the fiscal year of 1953- and Dennis P.

Stockwell. I Under terms of the new City THE CLIENT has offered arfnntol a vpar aeo. su- nnfl for the Dronertv. but the that of many anglers who gear 54. i their fishing activities to some! The dollars and cents cost to natural phenomenon.

Jlocal taxpayers would be about $1.40 more a thousand dollars as- Sarnia schools participating are from the citv are ap- Council has been asking $350,000. Detroit, April 4 AP This busy Motor City braced, and preened, itself for one of the loveliest invasions of all time the 36th annual Women's International Bowling Congress tournament which opens here next Thursday. Sarnia Collegiate Institute and St.pointed ratner than elected as in The law firm advised the commit- maw trout fishermen who sessed valuation tee its client would be interested aii PYnnsps Patrick High School. other County districts. 'choose to fish with flies, or who in mvinp a fmure lower tnan were incurred by the school dis- Sarnia singers have been par-norcont vpar Rut ticiDatine in the festival tor six switch to flies as the season pro i PAUL D.

FOX WORTHY, City $350,000. with extra revenue because of years, but this is the first year the; Manager, was instructed to meet some 200 more pupils added to the concert has been scheduled in, with representatives of the Water IT WILL. BE the largest event in the history of the WIBC, having attracted an even 5000 teams, Resources Commission, luesaay. census and by using reserve Sarnia. the Board offset more than gresses, do not feel it is really time to use them until the night-hawks show up.

This weird-sounding nocturnal bird subsists on the insects that come with the warm summer weather. in Lansing to discuss the City's: legal status in the construction 01 which was not called for) Ai DalLfyxr a sewage disposal plant. Mil Ji 1 -w in the present budget. City Manager E. Royden Colter outlined tentative plans for the new city building, saying it would be constructed as two separate structures.

It would face Christina street, be set back about 50 feet to allow for shrubbery and gardens. Thp Police Department would 50-Year Member THE SCHOOL board is now dis- of which 2157 are from cities other than Detroit. I Almost every record in the WIBC's pre-tournament history has fallen already, and beginning Thursday, the ladies will begin working on the actual scoring figures. 1 Ann thpsp wnen TneV 4. uArmt i cussing an es, uuu6ci swarm upon the waters and adja- 1953.54.

The Af MorinP LITV While there, he also will meet with State Highway Commission officials to discuss progress on the proposed paving of Parker and Fairbanks streets for remit tin? M-29 through the lnA oroQc fnrm un to 90 1 111 i-it i lanu "t- ovii-i nep rsoaru mt-inut-i J3 11CA1U.V, T- be in a similar building facing i Victoria street. cent of the trout's summer diet. ANOTHER BIRD heralds the may trim or add to the budget; Marine Jiiy, April wrs. before its final adoption. Pelkey was presented with a gold.

twc ic- mnw than was 50-vear membership pin and beginning of night fishing for a budeted by the school district new purse Wednesday night at a segment of the followers of the present vear. meeting of the Marine City tent City. Mr. Foxworthy presented a MI i t. 1 St.

Clair College Students Home For The 5000-team mark bests the 3045 five-woman units that bowled in the 1952 tournament at St. Louis. The prize fund for this tournament will be $138,132 as compared to the previous high of $85,067 in St. Louis. The 2157 traveling teams is an i "Lr ir Shortly after the 1952-53 budget hive boi, 01 ine nreiiminarv budget, giving a fig- of for general operat- "VuV was aaopieu uy iuu ure ure SWITCH HITTER Equally powerful from either side, American League pitchers would like to turn Mickey Mantle off.

The phenomenal Yankee center fielder smashed 23 homeruns last season, 12 from the right side and 11 from the left. (XEA) ureaiis me tm coiarv increases, program exien-; ine pin came iroia un- He stated, however, the signal to start laying out the 'annexation were ap- headquarters of the Maccabees in ng xpenses studv on various i inar ri cr Spring Vacations a fin a proved. Detroit, 'ine purse was thp hudeet should be other record, since the previous: ifMSffi Wakott's Manager Rankled Of course the moon and the barometer have long been used as guides by the more scientific-minded angler. And who hasn't heard the dittys about the direction of the wind as it affects fishing All were put into effect mime-, from th local emDers bud ig a gt claj April 4 College diately. I Mrs.

Dora Nickleson, Detroit maae students are home for spring and State field director, and Mrs. PJeu-Foxworth was instructed Easter vacations. Among Uni- A TAX RATE of $10.76 is now Rose Ticknor, hive commander, whafeve stcps neCessary versitv of Michigan students home being levied to meet operating made presenta delinquent water bills, are: Donna Jones. Carroll Bower, costs and bonding of the school, Mrs. Russell Black and Mrs.

4 Dorothy Brand. Richard Schmude. UU3, I. LVIUldC, 1 1 Detroit teams entered is a mark for a hostess city. By Bout Postponement district.

A tax levy of 2-2 muislAlden BaKer were on me humc reported that there were James Maearv. Kenneth Yost and 1 1 to meet the commitlee. is being assessifu still 320 unmetered water accounts William Buell Bass fishermen who wade the bond debt. SITE OF THE tournament will Philadelphia April 4 APi belief. Bocchicchio said he just Fehx Bocchicchio.

manager of 'felt that way. beds along Lake Huron if a new budget ot some C-rlrl hAafnl UflVP eltaWishnnt in wor" former heavyweight champion riVs in the City, and he estimated that Walter Simmons will spend the cost of obtaining that num- part of his vacation from the ber of meters would be about u. of M. with his parents at The Commission did not ray Beach. Fla.

act on the report, pending a study Robert Wass is home from Al- pproximately $12.16 1 i appr nnr in quest of smallmouth stay home paying 9 mi thousand doll ars of assessed vaiu-i JIUltrU VlUiiuur i-t WIBC event will utilize 44 of the jersey joe Walcott. said Saturday tnat t0 Jim Morris alleys daily through June 8, which doesn-t believe Walcott's post- dent) when he put sources of revenue. Tearhers also are asking for a Sf llnir I lfl 1 iey' I. eV" Doned title fight with champion Tm sure we could draw uscu iui iia ciuu. tpj- in the east In fact, it is four more alleys Rocky Marciano will be held mj Marciano-Walcott return bion College; Carol Tassie, Mary K.

Roegner and Ethlynn Roegner, Western Michigan College, Kalamazoo; Elsie Hyslop. Elaine Smith and Dorothy Smith, Central Michigan College, Mt. Pleasant. A salary of S1.50 an hour for members of the Board of Review while working was ap than the American Bowling con- Chicago may id as now scneuuieu. originally sched- ZZZT, 3 I 9 S350 pav raise for the new school year which also, if granted, may St.

Clair, April 4 A scrap be included in the budget. metal collection will take place The Board has until April 20 in St. Clair Monday under the; before making a final decision on1 direction of the sophomore class gress tournament currently is us proved. The Board of Review suggested 1C UMOl" Those coming from Michigan of St. Clair High School.

the budget. i i. nsTtr vtqto vnrmai I ri is hi ing in Chicago. Represented in the event will be bowlerettes from 36 states, Canada, Alaska and Hawaii. the International Boxing Club for tQ he May 15 date w.hen it was an.

a $250,000 guarantee purse for nisjnounced jast week that Marciano fighter because "I want to be sure bad sustained a n0Se injury in we get our he added: Walcott. then in Chicago "I don't think the fight willior his final drills and appear-come off on May 15." 'anrps to boost ticket sales. re- PGA Names Corcoran Its havinE scrap me ai to ais- a reso ution maKing 11 pole ot are asLd (o call the prin- for all businesses in the City to are Gail Eneelsau ftarlan Minor Ks'oflice. Phone J64, or con-me J''T. the rneta, out the house '--year orU, JgJ Ptoses.

-iSZZ. donor. Mnnmsr llnu-arri has bppn vacation Defending champions in the Asked for his reasons for thatjtnrnpd tQ his home jn nearby tournament are the King LouiSi Iramden. N. J.

Shirts team (formerly Cole Furni-i TIMIS HilAlO if Man Idea PGA President, Horton Smith ing a stuuv uv me ii. ''of practices in other cities. ing from Capitol University. Col- 1 umbus, Jack Gearing, Michi- FRF.I) N. MacNAMARA, who gan State College, and Dorothy 'has been a consultant for the City Kotcher, Marygrove College, De- Blaod-Typina Ends Except For Plants ture), of Cleveland, Virginia Turner, of Gardena, in all- i events; Lorraine Quam and Mar-' tha Hoffman, of Madison, in doubles; and Rip Craig, of Kansas City, in singles.

Bocchicchio scoffed at the reported seriousness of Marciano's nose injury. "I won't go along with that story," he said. "Every fighter gets a bloody nose when he's hit a few times in that spot." Walcott's manager said his demand for a quarter million dollar nnrsp guarantee stemmed from and Tournament Committee Co-Chairman, Dave Douglas, have announced the signing of Fred Cor- f. tha nmnosed new sewer sys- iron. i cji I who now t- 1.

wm 11 III l.lLf -nrl aavuarta nlant. maae a ir 01. v-mn iniucuu coran to a three year contract le copies of his blue 'teach in out of town schools also Promotional Director oj JJCJ bn ZLIL' with Mr. are home for spring vac Wsdesire to protect the rights of the wind blows flr, to the general public, ended Foxworthy. riarkston.

Wrong 'Spirit' Forces Dismissal Of Adrian Coach Ihis fighter. iThey like an oiisnore 1 woVk Thursday u.Yii oh School was granted James Beadle. or Golfers' 'Smith said Corcora like an offshore Association wo'rn nnt opttin? anv train- better vet. no wind 1 i V. a.

vi. t. 1 11.. TDP t' ill be classi- permission to sell Easter lilies and Joan Friederichs, from the tin 1 r- rVinnled Rirminoham crhrils I "basically on commission. i expenses irom me idv, on artivA 1 unn nn inp sireeis ana on uie Adrian, AprU 4 AP Ted Boy-l His ltfoi iootoan team iosi "'sajd ent Walcott to Chicago' THE WIND IS used to gooa aa- iorcoran.

uu Mondav and Tuesday ette, athletic director, football and; six games on its schedule. In ith' his'training staff last Mon- vantage by a few fly fishermen part the great 5 1 Daizen Manufacturing company Children Society. t'vp haft tn hrine who plv northern trout streams professional tournamem ioot TPdav. Llass liquor licenses renew- r.i: OuMWi i iHjriuih'i rir-im nSKPlll 1 1 11 11 it, AUlldU vui- laji ine in. LJ 1 1 aiiu T-yi a 'i- ct 7 kiit-- iimimji-j, i jt miih thpir fpathprv oiiennss.

iservea as iu-v n-uinm. led by the Commission inuuuru- ithose'of Joseph C. and Agnes nr i 1 fny Irte fivo Qnrl Tlpfl nnp pame.Tnem ail Udth dliu lu siau no- 1(117 lege, saiurudy wa uismuscu nntc, 1rt Manaser irom ioi i This costs lot 1 1 nrrnin us a been engaged in Catholic Women rrpmpan. Droorietors 01 Joes lav vjUlliy it llllll In late summer, fewer in- has an alleeed growing spirit of non- After Adrian's basketball team -s- i -w i sects thrive in these waters generai sports promotion, as well; and trout begin to depend gs in the development of thejggf euneSuUy ern. ana jonn rk.au, yy 1 of Kazen 21 Bar.

WorttileSS CheCK Tavern licenses were renewed! fnr riiarlps L. Currier, of the Marine City, April 4 J. Edward more and more on land bugs women's professional gou lounid- ment program. At YlUrine V-llY rr 1 ri Ac Prnmotional Director, COr-i iticcoc'Marinp Citv Lunch, ana r.ar uunneoacKe, nu, was rcinaiiucu for their meals. Consequently, grasshoppers, leaf hoppers, flying ants and a host of beetles are likely prospects.

Marine Uity, Apru imv Rar to jail pending presentence mves- tigation Thursday after pleading coran eiioris wm uc Hpinkelmann Louis rvaniei, ui ivan-' a program of public wl.t.ons.,Lu nIZT- cooperation, insubordination and iost 21 and won two in BocchjcChio said he would con-unprofessional conduct. iBoyette led the squad to a 1952-53 sult his attorney, Angelo Malan- President Samuel J. Hanson record of 18 wms and seven dra about how and when to con-said Boyette would not be offered one of the best basketball; front Norris with his demand, a contract after the present school; one Bocchicchio said because of the year ends. Records in the college mstory. postponement his fighter The announcement was made in Adrian was chosen to represent.

Marcian0 now have to sign a a letter to the faculty, trustees the Michigan Inter-Collegiate contracts. and alumni letic Association (MIAA) in a ordtoiSSfg basketball tournament spon- Palmer ieS vacationing with relatives in Don- sored by the National Inter-Col- niphan, could not be reach- iegiate Athletic Association DO 1 lOT ed for comment. txmw in Kansas Citv. Mo. i i I ii thp iIpvp ooment vi win uc rnntfQ ii nn in anrl PSneciallV "u5 4.

TTnctr mppf Ilfi Ot the vtM" na-:" 50 in thpir n.lL UT guilty before Judge Edward T. Kane to a charge of cashing a worthless check here Jan. 29. Dunnebacke, who gives his ad- fni.tih raaio, leitvisiun innovations for: stuay ciud, eunua, i iioir ierin VIMI wnere siieams minu iiuuubu nrous" meadows or marsny aieas, uicoc nf SDonsors players nome. oa bugs are apt to be blown into sPonsors- The committee for the meeting t.

Clair UWl rinir Ann, 4 MlSS DOfOtny a water. Trout know it and usually is Mrs. Harold Basney, Mrs. rran-j gf jcis Friederichs, Mrs. Edgar oag Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs.

charges and held for authorities wait along a grassy bans tor some juicy morsel to plop in. WHEN WE USED to haunt the Boyette came to Adrian 1951 A thel AZOea LcOU Adrian was knocked out in the; Rain, Fort Lee Whio MSC Nine nier, Airs, jonn Grant A. Smitn, sopnomu.r i her( poJice said he wrote Elmer Kersten Mrs Norman Sad-: Central Michigan Teachers Col- on a non.exis(ent account ler and Mrs. Hiram Bntz Mt pleasant was chosen: fhe Lj Wilmineton. N.

C. April 4 AP from North Central High School in Spokane, Wash. first round. n.nrt I Tnj I 1 1 1 1 L' if. voru np 1 1 1 tTMiiiiciii.j small northern lakes at the open- smu Tommy Bolt remained atop the lommy ooit icumurcu a i 1 Mr rie signeu recenuy station.

Marine tny. rei'tmij station, Marine tuy. $10,000 Azalea Open golf tourna-ing of bass ana muegiu season, Fort Lee, pru imiss Marian Conrt Choir' cn.aPPcu,ai his own name. ment field for the third straight in late June, we luxea 10 nsn Fort Lee wbippea Miciugau o. Miiarea rneuenvus.

Grand Ledge, uraynng, the evening. The sun was our here Saturday in a baseball (betn Monn, Mrs. Nellie bnie as, Mon Lake and Sandusky dur- day Saturday, but for the second Andrew Friederichs game called after 6 innings Tinie Zimmerman and Miss Jng thg pagt wppk convenient guide day he had company. While the Maplewood, N. cause ot rain.

ADigau iuu. excel- The Travellers, geuing professional was matching par 72 lent pitching from Rickie Tarys. A Iqqjqq MOD and Jack Heinen, who limited the HiyUMUL from the cape rear Country Club course Johnny When it touched the tree tops to begin its dip below the horizon, we wanted to be at the lake. As its last glimmer left the water, it seemed, we began catching fish. Ending Visit Today Marine City, April 4 Gunner Mate Andrew Friederichs, 21, USN, returns Sunday to Norfolk, after spending a week's leave with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Adam Friederichs. Business Women's Club Nominating Committee Meets Marine City, April 4 The nominating committee for the an Palmer. Canadian Open cnampion BELIEVE Spartans to only iour saieu, Jpnrf Victim lH for kpPDS with a I ICUI fUHH from Charlotte, N. came charging up to tie him for the 54- three-run rally in the third inning Algonac, April 4 Radcliff Bur-c.

TM.ninun tntP had moved croec ahnnt 70. retired marine rvU ffnotWrnnncC rf all thPSP hole lead at 207 witn a t.a. aiiei iTii.i..t,.. lono rippr ann lonE-liiue icsmcm nual election ot tne Business miu J. CUCV.UV vfc i f-- i guides to fishing depends on other i in front 1-0 in the tirst -n ji ho tirst num x-u i leave Norfolk within "For a Better Port Huron" They were only one stroke -i ue win iea' He will -n ri i i 1 1 1 i.a.

v. it -j i hi imhiii ui.n i fitiri are! -i wo warns, an en ui, neie, uitru oaui-cj rroiessionai two weeks for a six-montns cruise ahead of three rivals i rancis i i tactors. iney by Eric Rodin and Harry tnu0.heart disease. 13? dlsCussed candiaaies -lin the Mediterranean Sea. Okla- Ted Kroll, New vI ii Ve willing to bet that produced the winning markers for Mr.

Burgess collapsed in front meeting Thursday night in i 7' xei, weu rienericns vuiv ieu oc rc r.l.-XT" r.n who tnrp and was nronounc NORMAN M. home of Mrs. Ruth Ehrke. March 8, 1951. He has two more ittpp members are Mrs.

9" N. and jerry caroer, lair River will be preuy weu roii u- V. rtrmohnpr da, Calif. going into today's pmated with fishermen when: went the distance for Michigan ed dead by Dr. Walter Boughner, final round.

Kroll shot a hot 66, lilacs bloom again! I State and yielded eight hits. a local physician in the Gilbert years io sere uii ins ciiuouhcih. Rpip Bell. chairman; Mrs.J The remains are Ehrke, co-chairman: Mrs. Jean, while Wininger posted 70 and Bar BIRTHS ber 72 funeral home.

Funeral arrangements are pending. Snead To Fight "Jinx'' As Wilde, Mrs. Eva FeiKey, -Mrs-Anna Langell, Mrs. Myra Mobbs, Mrs. Florence Smith and Mrs.

Hazel Stewart. BABE TAKES St. Clair SX CLAIR COMMUNITY HOSPITAL March 31, to Mr. and Mrs. Har-vev Parsons, St.

Clair, a daughter. March 31, to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Alexander, Port Huron, a son. Am-il 2.

to Mr. and Mrs. John -l -4f ffffittiftir V. Jf STROKE LEAD Masters Opens Thursday Marine City Woman the seventh and Pupils from Reaumont. April 4 AP British Open, already is on the grades of Mary's school; Detroit r.c oi.vparJattPnded a performance of The, GAFFNEY Will Make An Outstanding CITY Babe Zaharias Saturday turned in Augusta, April 4 AP Sam another one under men par 71 Snead, the long ball knocKer trom scene.

Kicarno kosm, Adrian recently. Marine City, April 4 ssiW. Wright, Port Huron, a daugn old ace from Brazd, is enroute. tl ninanied bv Sister Shirley Stockwell. daughter ot Mr.

ter Thpv accomnaiucu uj to keep a stroke lead in the $3500:6 Sulphur Spring, W. women's golf tournament thatjwiu defend his title against golf- i 4 1 1 vL-ac Rossi is a past winner of the si ter Mary Regis and and Mrs. Dennis v. mockwcu, Apru z. IO iir.

ann irs, "caDDed" as a nurse recenuy ai MarKie, at. iair, a aaugmn. bears her name, ane naa a greaiesi u. 4ifrpHa Mrs. James TZl iifa Mrs.

James i rst ia- tn li-opn, nhparl ntiKoctor. tournament starts inurs- iuSj oiaici i.xo.w ADril 2. to Mr. and Mrs. Richard ceremony in St.

Francis Hospital, jZ I of Atlanta. iond to Snead in the 1952 Brazilian C. Schwartz, St. Clair, a daughter. Detroit.

AJV. v. .) Miss Suggs shot a record 31 on April 2, to Mr. and Mrs. Wade Pecor, Mrs.

Auce acnwemoiei, Mrs 'Aletha Schweihofer, Mrs. Joseph Stine, Mrs. Robert Currier and Clarence Distlerath furnished Marvin, St. Clair, a son. Open.

PICKING A WINNER would be Wagners Honor Son the front nine, then came through with a 35 on the back nine for a 66 and a two day total of 143. transportation Cnnf irmatlOn SNEAD, HOPING for a third victory to match the record of smiling Jimmy Demaret, passed up the current Azalea Open at Wilmington, N. to get ready for the 72-hole grind over the Augusta National Golf Arthur Reichie, son oi -ir. uu Mrs Glen Reichie, Range road, Marine City, April 4 Mr and mnaninn. Garv Blan- Mrs.

Fred Wagner gave a party Polly Riley of Fort Worth was low amateur with 158. a difficult chore, but there are definite favorites. Despite the "jinx" against consecutive vic COMMISSIONER April 3. to Mr. and Mrs.

LeKoy Arnold, Marine City, a daughter. Marine City Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Roy have returned home after spending the winter in Miami Beach, Fla. Mr.

and Mrs. Jay Davidson left chard Gerald Shoebottom, Regi- recently for their son, James Ed tories. Snead is among those con Pop Warner nald LaPorte and John Densmore ward, following his contirmauon st John's Evangelical and Re sidered most likely to walk off Club course. The slammer must buck prece with the biggest hunk of prize drove to Fort Knox, recenuy to visit Pfc. James Reichie.

formed church. About 20 friends dent, as well as the terrific pres and relatives attended money, which will total more than $25,000. Mr and Mrs. Theo V. Eddy ano sure such a seeict tieio generates, (recently for a three-weeks vacation in Marathon.

Fla. Margaret Ann Eddy are spending Margaret Ann duuj nc "6 tt tii, Easter vacation at Fayetteville, GrOUD Hears 1 alK A Successful Businessman A Proven Community Leader -X- A Native Born Son Miss Beverly Ann Bibeau i the uc LIS Df VI IV A Property Taxpayer A Church Worker jf A Former Factory Worker A Father and Family Man in seeking this year crown, ino golfer ever has won two successive Masters since the tournament was inaugurated in 1934. Has Birthday Palo Alto, April 4 AP Glenn (Pop) Warner, famed football coach, celebrated his 82nd birthday Saturday. He is in "pretty good health," he said, except that he can't get around very well because of a painful arthritic condition in his legs. andmother, Mrs.

plSi' Eaddf SdfVmuV On Home Decoration iguest of her gr. PMi.l5S.JoM Winter, Marine City, AprU 4 I. W.J Kenneth Warner Mic r.laHvs Lavonia. M'th. A lot of folks think Lioya man-grum is overdue for a Masters' championship.

Mangrum. who has been going great on the winter circuit, twice has been Masters runnerup and has finished high among the leaders consistently. Raker will ieae Tennant, Port Huron, spoke on A Progressive Thinker "FROM A GOOD OLD PIONEER FAMILY" Not only are the top golfers of the United States competing, but several foreign stars also are in the field. The fellow with the mustache also soon for a three-week vacation in Miami Beach. Fla.

Henry Kettler. retired Great Lakes sailor, is in Henry lord Hospital, Detroit, where he underwent a recent operation. children, Patsy and John formerly of Lowell, were guests of the Henry Pattersons this week on their way to their new home in Washington, D.C. Patsy remained in St. Clair for a with her grandparents.

holds the tournament record for interior decoration before a receni meeting of the Belle River Mills home demonstration group in China Township Hall. Arrangements were made by Mrs. Harvey Westrick who also was hostess. The venerable gridiron told reporters he just now is FOR RIDES TO THE POLLS CALL 2-2443 23-vear-old one round, a 64 he posted in 1940, Peter Thompson, eetting over the shock of the: feaVhglast of to greatest Austrian flash who was runner- one of his runnerup years. Par is Paid Political Adr.

by Friend Md Neighbors Norm' Gney athlete, Jim Thorpe. UP 10 JoDDy wc.