Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 18

IA Uvx 'v vv-, -V, v. 18 Tin! STATE JOURNAL Sunday, Mlrch 9, 1958 OLDSMOBILE AND HIGGINS Fraternal Calendar V.F.W. Posts Seek Initiation Class Of B'nai B'rith Honors Mitchell WW Left JVo Address MADRID (INS) Postman. Ar-turo Gonzalez, unable to deliver a letter, returned it to the sender with the notation: "Addressee left without forwarding address." That was putting it mildly. Addressee had escaped from Cara-banchel prison.

MASONIC UlIYd 111 llUliUl Sons, Daughters Lansing Lodge 196, B. P. O. Elks, plans to return to its father-son-daughter dinner, rather than a party, on the evening of March 27. Harry A.

Feguer, esteemed loyal knight, has been named chairman of the event, according to Vera A. Slowinski, exalted Strength in Merger MA'' Muonlg rUTltm lhto4 hrra will tab pUkrc at Uw Maaonlr. trmple. Ill M. Capitol a anlraa atlierBiaa aprel- Vmitm 3.1, F.

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Initiation of the John J. Mitchell class of B'nai B'rith took place Wednesday evening at the Shaarey Zedek synagog. The late The pending merger of Robert S. Higgins Post 3727 and Olds- i' a- Zl Mitchell. nast-nresident of mobie Post 7580, Veterans of tertainment program by a magician and cartoons in the lodge room and presentation of a gift ruler of the Elks lodge.

the local Jacob H. Schiff Lodge Foreign Wars, became a fact Xo. 694, past-president of the Thursday night when the two Michigan Council of B'nai B'rith groups met at the Civic Center Planned is a dinner at 6:15 to each eon and daughter at- sJIrr rmrB Lotfn M. F. a A.

aH nv-rt HrfnrWu at 1:3 p. m. fwlfcntra by rrfmhmnti. rM raaptrr 4i. O.E.S., wtl Bttvt Rrdwwlw 1:31 M.

I riiaMrr. tlrsrr IrMolwr. p. m. in Saites cafeteria, an en-l tending.

and president of the local con will kM nwuntF errle Wrdandsjr 7:3 m. 'J mlt ldis tit, a A. BUI 6 MONTHS TO PAY with earlier prospect of erecting a post home on a 10-acre plot on S. Washington rd. An additional 28 acres of adjacent land, known as the Higgins subdivision, owned by the post, has been platted into lots which are being sold to members for home sites.

First major activity of the merged post was to play host to 20 children and their chaperones from tile V. F. W. National Home in Eaton Rapids Saturday morning at the Hospitaler circus at the Civic Center. Post members furnished peanuts to the peanut gallery and several refreshment firms supplied popcorn and soft drinks.

EYE GLASSES Up to and joined forces as Oldsmobile-Robert S. Higgins Post 3727. National headquarters already has approved the consolidation. The enlarged post looks ahead gregation, was widely known for distinguished service in lodge work and community affairs. The initiation ceremony was performed by the degree team of the greater-Detroit B'nai B'rith council.

Speaker for the evening was Nat H. Rappin of Chicago, past-president of the Chicago B'nai B'rith council. President Harold Shnider in- mt Thimlu 1:311 p. m. i ljmloi loramaiKk-trr 13.

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Michigan Ave. Phone IV 4-8909 Esquire Theater Bldg. troduced the speaker. Harvey S. Steadman discussed the ideals of B'nai B'rith in reference to the occasion.

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recent city chect tournament are Don Napoli, 16, East high school unior, left, and Lewis Hamilton of East Lansing, an M. S. U. freshman, whom he defeated. Looking on are Ray Urbaniak, Mailing Forging company employe, who finished second; Fredric Foote, defending city champion, who will begin a match Thursday with Napoli, and John Downes, East Lansing junior, highest-ranking new player in the tournament.

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iuraj inw; Hrrknrr. 1 John" 1 rtuii. mar oi of New York won the national HrtK-kan i Donald Napoli, a 16-year-old I kokrmlftn dlnnrr una rntriin! i i inM mnn mrr junior tnie ana tne national open Un APPLIANCES and TELEVISION AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES cnampionsbip. then played in lMhMa tournament open only to chess I hd7wiii ow from p. m.

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Moadar Bl E. Mlrhlaan MTHI(VTir Jc buy now take advantage of these great sale savings pay nothing down take to 24 months to pay plus additional savings with Green Stamps East Lansing high school junior, will begin a four game chess match at the Y. M. C. A.

Thursday night. The city chess championship is at stake. Dan earned a crack at the title when he won the Swiss type city tournament last Thursday, without a loss and only two draws in seven games against the strongest opponents in a field of 30 entries. This won him the Lansing Chess Club championship and the chance to meet the city champion, Frederic Foote, in the title match. He also won the city junior chess championship, as the highest-ranking player under age 19.

Another junior player, Lewis Hamilton of East Lansing, an M. S. U. freshman, was undefeated until he met Napoli in the final round. A loss then, and two previous draws, dropped him from top standings in the tournament RUNNERS-UP Second place was won by Ray Urbaniak, a Melling Forging company employe, with four wins, a draw with Hamilton and one loss to Napoli.

Third place went to John Kel will represent this country in Europe for the world championship. TOUCH OPPONENT Napoli, a quiet, serious-minded youth who studies books and current articles on chess, knows that Foote, the defending city champion, is one of Michigan's top tournament players, one who sometimes visits tournaments in other states and wins them or finishes near the top. When the world famous Log Cabin Chess club team from New Jersey visited Lansing last fall. Foote defeated their No. 1 player, H.

Hesse, who had recently won a national tournament. Foote hasn't lost a match game in the Lansing Chess club in upwards of a year. On the other hand, up-and-coming Nap rtuuVa T. Fontrr IVomftn't IWirf Corp. 7 wlH bbv publlr rar pftrtir 5 ftt P.

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A rake walk 1ll follow thr rhaotrr II. r.old Mar IH mort at p. m. Wrdnrlay at thr l1r rrtrr. Aavlllary to flradqoarter rompany.

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lll ronmirt thr oprnlnr ot a formal mrrtlnr. on thr rndo mrnt land oli seldom loses, either. ine tour-game matcn tor at iarkMn. city title will be played on four I 'i TXV'St-Thursday nights at the Y. M.

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Kinrhron at 1-:" instructor who was regarded as Mr 9 70 95 m. Tnr-day at thr koror of Thrlma rarllna. Tarl mr. a strong contender for the cham-1 A i i i nl If nnt Sj 1 1 ft-k- -i mi wmimlMmimfmmlmutumi)kmil 9 a tiM.jiii- 'a I ene pionship until Urbaniak scored, r.I.KS By Scottish Rite tao.h. lodro IM.

P.O. havr rHld nomination of offlrrr ana orrow at P. m. rondurt a lodcr af a surprise win to upset him. after which he yielded three draws to others.

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