Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 12

A-12 Enquirer and News, Friday, Jan. 1, 1971 Circus to SHOP SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. hold 2 shows here Jan. 9 Junior chess champs Top winners of the annual iunior chess tournament Patterson Brothers Circus is coming to Battle Creek for the 21st consecutive year.

Circus performances will be held at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 9 at the Central Fieldhouse, sponsored by the Battle Creek Amvets Post 66. Proceeds will go to the Amvets for annual projects, including a scholarship to Kel-1 Community College, Christmas baskets and a summer baseball program.

Several businesses and individuals have purchased tickets for underprivileged children. An estimated 1,500 patients of the Fort Custer State Home will be guests at the circus. Cochairman are Gus. F. Hi-rakis and Stanley Everett.

concluded Wednesday under Battle Creek Chess iuu sponsorship, are wwiam j. vale (left), 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Vale nf 94 53rH St and Philip A.

Ewing, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott iLwmg oi i3iz Hoyt Drive. Vale was champion in the 13-18 age group and Ewing topped the junior BEGINNING TOMORROW AT 9:30 A.M. WITH WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS FOR YOU IN EVERY DEPARTMENT category, age iz and under.

Of 17 entrants, 10 were young juniors. The youngest player to win a game was William J. Bennett, 8, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.

Bennett of 126 Riverside 'Silent Observer7 sparks calls for lesser felonies will be paid by "Silent Observer." INTIMATE APPAREL Gowns, Negligees, Slips, Petticoats, Pajamas, Robes, Loungewear, Bras, Foundations, Girdles FASHION ACCESSORIES Handbags, Jewelry, Gloves, Sweaters, Scarves, and Travel Slippers A three-member committee will determine whether per sons are actually entitled to all or a portion of a reward. Money is being raised by the sale to businesses of window posters listing details of the program. More than "If what happened in Battle Creek Township is the only result of the program, I'll be happy," he said. The eight departments are Emmett, Bedford, Pennfield and Battle Creek townships, the cities of Battle Creek and Springfield, Calhoun County Sheriff's office and Michigan State Police. They are cooperating by noting information provided by callers on special forms which are returned to the chamber by the county prosecutor if a conviction results.

Rewards ranging from for information leading to conviction of murder to $50 000 has been raised to date, Sholes said. Bumper stickers and decals will go on sale next week at the chamber office, 182 W. SPORTSWEAR Skirts, Sweaters, Pants, Shirts and Jackets Van Buren Sholes said. DRESSES Street, afternoon, casual and dressy styles, including designer room fashions and Young Signature dresses. Misses, junior and custom sizes.

Also Bridals. Contributions will be asked when the items are picked up. Although no arrests have resulted yet from the "Silent Observer" crime prevention program initiated here two weeks ago, the organizer of the program thinks it has made residents more aware of their responsibility to help solve, and perhaps prevent, crimes. Kenneth H. Sholes, owner of TV Trading Post and organizer of the Battle Creek Area Chamber of Commerce program, said one police chief had told him that "two or three" residents had provided information anonymous-ly which had been instrumental in making arrests in several armed robbery and burglary cases.

This occured in Battle Creek Township, he said. Contacted today, township police chief Ronald O. Buckner said that the persons calling had said that the "Silent Observer program had made them wake up to their responsibility as citizens and that they didn't need -any rewards; that they had called us because it was the right thing to do." Sholes said checks with the eight participating police departments indicated that only a few callers have said the Silent Observer program had motivated them to provide New president Mrs. Donald 3. DeNooyer of COATS and SUITS Untrimmed and fur trimmed coats and suits in a variety of shapes, fabrics, colors and trims.

145 E. Northside Drive has been elected president of the MISS SHOP FASHIONS Sweaters, skirts, shifts, jackets. Winter and holiday dreses. Pant Suits. Sizes 5 to 15.

Also Miss Shoes. Educational Research Association in Handwriting Analysis. The organization works to improve the image of graphol ogy and develop it as a tool in business, education and criminology. Other new officers of the group are Mrs. Robert R.

Guntern of 220 Beckwith Drive, vice presi SHOES Fall and winter calf, kid, and suede dress pumps. Casual and sport shoes. Some matching handbags. dent and Mrs. Lois M.

Willett, BOYS' WEAR Outerwear, Sweaters, Sport Shirts, Ski Pants 4 to 7 Sport Coats 6140 Morgan Road, secretary. Sleepy GIRLS' FASHIONS Coats, Dresses, Jackets', Snowsuits, Sweaters, Skirts, Robes, Shoes, Socks, Jumpers MEN'S FURNISHINGS Dress Shirts, Knit Shirts, Sport Shirts, Outerwear, Pajamas, Sweaters and Furnishings ow Truly a Man's Chair! A real pipe and" slipper chair for $179 and "comfortably" priced FROM contoured comfort with SALE Camel-Color. Woo! Fleece Winter Coats $68 Warren of Stafford all-wool fleece petite and misses size coats, now at excellent savings. superbly tailored group of in-season styles with fine finishing and detailing. Misses sizes 8 to 18; petite sizes 6 to 16.

We show the 16-button pant coat, and the softly shaped town coat from the collection. distinctive styling" 20 decorator selected colors in vinyl covers to complement your own decor scheme Available also in choice of cntnhgartf protected fabrics Perfect reading posture Ideal for T.V. viewing Ideal for "snoozing" Contoured seatwith complete back support Exposed woods are finished in either fruitwood or maple The construction and filling of all MALL CITY quality furniture products ar fully guaranteed under normal use OPEN MONDAY NIGHT 'TIL 8 FURNITURE and INTERIORS Jacdbgon'iS SPECIAL NOTICE! In order that our employees may be able to spend a 3-day holiday with their families WE WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY, JAN. 2ND 595 NORTH AVE. PHONE WO 5-5143.