The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 9

Announcements Meeting Miscellaneoss Place Entertainment, Chad Notice in this column, Dial Times Herald Classified Department. IN PORT HURON Euchre Tournament beginning Mon. Jan. 8 p.m. VFW.

320 Erie St. Members and guests. Fort Gratiot Lodge No. 374 F. A.M.

E.A. Degree, Mon. 7:30 p.m. FUNERALS Vern E. Kivel Funeral services for Vern 1 E.

Kivel. 74, of 1217 Kearney Street, who died Saturday in Port Huron after an illness of five months, will be at 2 p.m. Monday in the Elliot Funeral Home. Rev. Ben J.

Hollis, pastor of Washington Avenue Methodist Church, will officiate. Mr. Kivel, who lived in Port Huron for 60 years, retired from the Detroit Edison Company in 1952 after 32 years of service. He was born July 8,. 1887, near Cass City.

He and Miss Beatrice J. Hunter were married July 1, 1926. Mr. Kivel is survived by his widow; two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Parsons, London, and Mrs.

Joseph Malik, Lakeview, a son, Vern W. Kivel, Port Huron; a sister, Mrs. Louise Cockrill, Port Huron; 11 grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Arthur B. Cockrill, Walter P.

Stevens, Corliss M. Kivel, Roy L. Kitchen, John G. Nicholas. and Henry F.

Schroeder will be pallbearers. Burial will be in Lakeside' Cemetery. Mrs. Gertrude Mowery Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude Mowery, 71, who died Friday in her home at 718 Superior Street after a brief illness, will be at 9:30 a.m.

Monday in the Pollock-Jowett Funeral Home. Rev. Earl C. Willer, pastor of St." Martin's Lutheran Church, will officiate. Mrs.

Mowery was Port Huron resident for 15 years. She was born May 28, 1890, in Silverton, and attended schools there. She is survived by a brother, Myron Henry, Durango, sister, Mrs. Mildred Ashbaugh, Denver, and several nieces and nephews. The remains are in the funeral home.

Burial will be in Kinney Cemetery. Mrs. Anna Ritter Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Ritter, 12404 Westphalia Street, Detroit, who died unexpectedly Friday night in her home, will be at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday in Assumption Grotto Catholic Church, on Gratiot Avenue near Six Mile Road.

Mrs. Ritter was the wife of Casper Ritter, and the mother of Rev. Edward J. Ritter, former assistant pastor of St. Joseph's Catholic Church here.

She came came to Port Huron often to visit her son and was well known here Mrs. Ritter died the day before her sixty eighth birthday. She is survived by her husband; three sons, Father Ritter, now chaplain at Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital in Detroit; Casper J. Ritter, and William: Ritter: and daughter, Mrs.

Richard (Margaret) Houlihan. The remains are in the DeSantis Funeral Home, at Charlevoix and Chalmers Streets in Detroit. Howard Shepherd Funeral services for Howard Shepherd, 78, an area resident for 60 years, who died Saturday, will be at 1 p.m. Monday in the Pollock-Jowett Funeral Home. Rev.

Joseph Ragland, pastor of the First Church of God, will officiate. Mr. Shepherd died in the home of his sister, Mrs. John Heering 1536 Henry Street, Saturday morning after a short illness. He was born June 21.

1883, in Harbor Beach. Mr. Shepherd was member of Huronia Lodge 371, IO0F; Canton Huron No. 15, Patriarchs Militant. 100F: and the Golden Agers Club of the Salvation Army.

Mr. Shepherd was a retired marine engineer. He served aboard the steamship Jupiter. He is survived by his sister, Mrs. Heering; a sister-in-law, Mrs.

Jennie Shepherd, Detroit; a niece and three nephews. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery, Arthur G. Webster Funeral services for Arthur G. Webster. 807 Erie Street, who died Friday in Port Huron Hospital, will be at 9 a.m.

Tuesday in St. Stephen Catholic Church. Rev. Edward J. DeMars, pastor.

will officiate. Andrew J. Carmody, Delmer L. Cleland, Roy T. Hoffman, Robert J.

O'Brien, Eugene O'Neill and James W. Patton will be pallbearers. The remains are in the Karrer-Simpson Funeral Home. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Marine City. City Briefs Installation Is Postponed A dinner meeting and installation of a officers scheduled Monday by Fort Gratiot Chapter No.

104, Blue Star Mothers of America, has been postponed until 6 p.m. Jan. 25 in Unity Hall, officials said. To Address Kiwanis Rev. Thomas A.

MeAnoy, principal of the new Port HuronCatholic High School, will speak at the weekly luncheon of the Kiwanis Club Tuesday noon in the YMCA. Francis Cogley be program chairman. State Road WSCS Meeting The State Road WSCS will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Harold Wilton, 3950 Metcalf Road.

Mrs. Ben Davey will be co-hostess. Mrs. Anson Vroman will conduct the devotions. Camp To Meet Eupathy Camp No.

242, Royal Neighbors of America, will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in 100F Hall, Lapeer Avenue. Home From Hospital Mrs. Elva Rabidue. 4647 Smith Road, has returned home from Mercy Hospital where she underwent treatment for the flu.

Committee Will Elect The Executive Committee of the St. Clair Regional Planning Commission elect officers at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Planning Office, 319 County City Building. Plan Founders Day Final plans for its annual Founders Day dinner, Feb. 19, will be made by the Port Huron Area Council, Parent-Teacher Associations, at p.m.

Monday in Garifeld School. Committee To Meet The St. Clair Board of Supervisors legislative committee will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Board of Auditors Office, County-City Building. Men In Service Spec.

4 Gerald L. Prater has left for a six-month tour of duty in Germany after spending Christmas holidays here with his wife, the former Jackie Zeller, and his mother, Mrs. Thomas M. LaVere, 4090 Lapeer Road. Specialist Prater attended Port Huron High School before enlisting in the U.S.

Army Signal 1 Corps, June 22, 1959. He has spent 12 months in Korea and was stationed at Camp Hood, before being reassigned to Germany. Thomas R. Forin, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael M. Naruta, 4466 Burtch Road, is home on a 30-day leave from the Far East, after serving 18 months of overseas duty. Airman Forin will be stationed at Larson AFB, Washington, with the Strategic Air Command. Cites Layman's Obligation To Perform Parish Works role of the layman in the was discussed by Very William F. Lynch, St.

at a meeting of the Men's Friday Club Thursday Lynch, pastor of St. Catholic Church, St. and dean of the St. ClairDeanery, spoke at a Friday Eve dinner meeting club in St. Lawrence ReHouse, St.

Clair. average layman is a and father, and in this he head of the basic unit of the parish, the family, Father Lynch said. "The home is a children, and it is your i job sanctuary for bring them to know, love and serve God." he said. The school is an institution provided to help with the layman's responsibility of educating his children. It is the layman's job to support the school, he said.

Those who are unmarried, or who have children, are not relieved of obligations in this no, respect. They are of the Christian community and it behooves them to support those who are molding the upcoming generation, Father Lynch said. There are many organizations in the parish which need support, too. All are ways to serve, he said. "Every man has his work to perform, and unless he does it, Church Plans Dedicatory Recital The organist and choirs of Our Saviour Lutheran Church will present a dedicatory recital at 8 p.m.

Tuesday in the church. The church dedicated a sanctuary addition and educational wing Nov. 25. The dedicatory recital was postponed at that time because rebuilding of the organ was not complete. John H.

Payne, organist, will play selections by Bach, Buxtehude, Pachelbel, Brahms Persichetti and Depre. The Senior, Intermediate and Junior choirs will sing anthems and will combine sing a chorale concerto. Eric Payton will be cornettist. The Port Huron branch of the American Guild of Organist will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the church lounge.

RUPTURED We Guarantee to Hold Your Hernia Try Our Service VAN HAAFTEN PHARMACY 501 Huron Ave. YU 2-9501 it goes undone. It is his primary responsibility to discover his work, and to get on with it," Father Lynch said. Rev. John R.

Hogan, spiritual director of the club, spoke briefly on the same theme. The layman's approach to his pastor should not be on the basis of "Why do you want this done," but rather on the basis of "What do you want me to do," Father Hogan said. Father Lynch was celebrant at Solemn Benediction closing the meeting. Elks Lodge Will Initiate Nine Members Port Huron Lodge No. 343, BPOE, will initiate nine candidates at 8 p.m.

Thursday in the Elks Temple. They are Glenn Hampton, Charles E. Andrews Richard F. Borowski, James F. Brogan, Bernard A.

Feldhouse, James C. Moore, William L. Moore, James R. Shaw and Hugh A. Stringer Jr.

The initiation will be conducted by the ritual team of the Mt. Clemens Lodge No. 2124, BPOE, composed of Bruce E. Harris, exalted ruler, 1 H. Alvord Smith, James Edwards, Allen Pickard, Thomas Spowart, George Mason, and Marvin Brown.

The class is being initiated in honor of the public officials now members, Circuit Judge Edward T. Kane, exalted ruler, said. A dinner will be served from 6 to 7:30 p.m. before the initiationiter the ceremony Sheriff William J. Pettengill, chairman of the Elks Flag Day Service Committee, will present to Judge Kane a certificate of merit received from the Grand Lodge of the Elks for the Flag Day services conducted June 9, 1961, at Memorial Stadium.

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Monday in the Elks Temple. Mr. MacDonald, 1802 Court Street, chief switchman 1 for the Michigan Bell Telephone Company in this area, was formerly first vice president of the Exchange Club. He will succeed Douglas N. Price as president.

Other newly elected officers to be installed are: First vice president, Ervin L. Kreutziger; second vice president, John H. Telfer; secretary-treasurer, Robert H. Riggs; members of the board of control, Mr. Price, Robert Hayes, Maurice W.

Roach, N. Fred Haynes and Dr. Harold L. Klettner. Hans Strenger, exchange student from Germany who is attending Port Huron High School, will speak.

He will be introduced by Edward C. Kibbie. Special features for the 1962 Blue Water Festival Parade were planned at a meeting of the tival association Wednesday night in the Detroit Edison Company conference room. Awards will be made to boys, girls and adults who, in the opinion of judges, have done the best job of decorating their riding horses for the parade. This does not mean the most expensive nor the most decorative saddles, bridles or blankets, Floyd B.

Walters, association president, said, but pertains to original decorations. MR. WALTERS said the association is seeking an organization to take over the clown and fun section of the parade. Materials for makeup will be furnished by the association. Also, persons who have clothes from the "Gay 90s" will be invited to take part in section of the parade garbed in clothing of that period.

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MR. WALTERS will confer with Port Huron City officials Jan. 11 on the parade route and other details. He also will attend meeting in Detroit this month to try to line up special attractions for the parade. The festival will be held either the week of July 9 or 16, depending on when the Bay View Yacht Club, Detroit, schedules its annual Port Huronto-Mackinac yacht race.

A recommended procedure for establishing values of properties which the Port Huron Area School District will be interested in buying will be discussed by the Board of Education at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the School Office Building. The method was recommended at an informal meeting in November, 1961, by Dr. Russell Wilson of the Bureau of School Services of the University of Michigan. It includes the selection of appraisers, public announcement of sites under consideration, the approval of architects and other phases of property transactions.

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