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a PORT HURON TIMES HERALD, Wednesday, May 1, 1963 PAGE NINE Announcements Place Entertainment, Club Meeting or Miscellaneous in this column, Dial Times Herald Classified Department. IN PORT HURON Family night every Thurs. Italian Spaghetti, all you wish to $1. Fried chicken dinner Least Steak dinner $1.50. The Lauth Hotel.

Rummage Sale, 100F Hall, Lapeer Missionary Guild First Baptist Church, Thurs. May 2, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Waxed- $1, daily, $1.50 Sat. prevents rust. Gregory's Auto Wash, 710 Lapeer.

Max's Barber Shop now open! 1623 Pine Grove, formerly Runks Barber Shop. Guaranteed watch repair. Carl's Clock Shop, behind Cunningham's Drugs. Swiss steak special $1, Thurs. at Tom's Galley on Pine Grove at Blue Water Bridge.

Apples--Steele Red or 49c peck, Last Chance. Cal Miller-24th St. Mystic Chapter No. 58 O.E.S. regular meeting Thurs.

Pickerel and Perch. Cal Miller's Market, 24th St. DEATHS Mrs. Robert L. Robbins Mrs.

Alice Robbins, of 2882 Range Road, widow of Robert Robbins, died Tuesday in the St. Clair County Medical Centre after a long illness. Mrs. Robbins was born Oct. 10, 1866, in Michigan.

She is survived by three stepdaughters, Mrs. Albert G. Thernstrom. Battle Creek: Mrs. MaurWelby, Rochester, and Mrs.

Charles Schultz, Park Ridge, and two brothers, George Colby and Andrew Colby, both of Detroit. Mr. Robbins died March 30, 1945. Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m. Thursday in St.

Joseph Catholic Church of which Mrs. Robbins was a member. Charles Moore, Roy G. Moore, John Herring, David A. Robbins, Lewis Robbins and Joseph A.

Gregowski will be pallbearers. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery. The remains are in the Arthur Smith Funeral Home where the Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. today. Mrs.

Guy Hudson Mrs. Mary Ellen Hudson, 89. of 621 Water Street, life resident, died Tuesday in her home after a short illness. She was born May 26, 1873, in Harrington, Canada. She and Guy Hudson were married Sept.

11, 1889, in Port Huron and several nieces and nephews. Private funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Hubert V. Lucas Funeral Home. Rev.

T. Edward Bennett, pastor of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, will officiate. Cremation will be in White Chapel, Birmingham, Mich. R.

E. Donaghy Russell E. Donaghy, 82, Port Huron resident since 1925, retired employe of the Electric Autolite Company plant, died Tuesday in his home. 2831 Nern Street, after a long illness. Mr.

Donaghy was born April 2., 1881, in Listowell, Ont. He and Miss Frances Bice were married Oct. 15. 1902, in Deckerville. He is survived by his widow: four daughters, Mrs.

Oscar J. Greaux, Mrs. Ralph W. Hunter and Mrs. Stephen J.

Hall, all of Port Huron, and Mrs. John Neaves. Pontiac; three sons, Earl Donaghy, Port Huron: Elmer Donaghy, Sandusky, and Ralph Donaghy, Rockford, 26 grandchildren: 44 great grandchildren: a brother. John Donaghy, and an aunt. Mrs.

James Scarborough, both of Sandusky. Services will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in the Arthur Smith Funeral Home. Rev. V.

D. Boshart, pastor of Marysville Free Methodist Church, which Mr. Donaghy attended, will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery. The remains will be in the family home until Saturday morning when they will be taken to the funeral home.

SKIES OVER PORT HURON (From The Longway Planetarium, Flint) Date: Wednesday, May 1. Sunset today: 7:30 p.m. Sunrise: 5:23 a.m. Thursday. Moonrise: 1:40 p.m.

Thursday. Moonset: 3:01 a.m. Thursday. Age of Moon: 7 days. Planets: Betelgeuse, in Orion, was the first star whose diameter was measured.

The diameter was found to be 940 times the diameter of the sun or 812 million miles. This red "super giant" star will be about 25 degrees above the western horizon an hour after sunset. Planetarium show: Land of the Midnight Sun 8 p.m. Thursday. City Briefs Attends Session Miss Laura B.

Briesemeister, Port Huron Public Library librarian, attended a meeting Saturday of the executive board of the 'Alumni Association of Lake Erie College, Cleveland, of which she is a director. Harrison Roundup The Harrison School kindergarten roundup will be held May 6 and 7. from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Parents with children to enter the kindergarten in the fall may call YU 2-8350 for appointment.

In Sarnia Hospital Floyd H. Hess, 1220 Varney Avenue, is convalescing in St. Joseph's Hospital, Sarnia, after surgery Tuesday. Undergoes Surgery Lester M. Wilkins, 2451 Bartlett Road, North, underwent surgery Monday in Port Huron Hospital.

HURT IN COLLISION Miss Feretta Liverance, 19, of 59 South Mayer Road, Smiths Creek. was injured about 10:35 p.m. Tuesday when a car driven by her brother. John F. Liverance, 22 and a car driven by James P.

Beem, 23, of Kilgore Road, collided at Twenty-fourth Street and Lapeer Avenue. Miss Liverance was treated in Port Huron Hospital for minor In injuries. Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Koob said Liverance was facing north on Twenty-fourth stopped for red light when the brakes on the Beem vehicle failed and the Beem car skidded into the Liverance automobile. FUNERALS Stephen T. Visga Theodore Visga, Leo William Cowger and Robert wiecha will be pallbearers.

89. Services for Stephen T. Visga, 71, retired employe of the Morton Salt Company, who died unexpectedly Tuesday in his home, 551 St. James Street, Marysville, will be held at 10 a.m. Friday in St.

Christopher's Catholic Church, Marysville. Rev. Joseph McElgunn, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery.

The remains are in the KarrerSimpson Funeral Home where the Legion of Mary Auxiliary will recite the Rosary at 8 p.m. today. The Rosary will also be recited at 7:15 p.m. Thursday. Leo Visga, Anthony Visga, Leon M.

Rowley Services for Leon M. Rowley, 55. of Glenwood Avenue, resident here 31 years, who died Monday in Port Huron Hospital after a long illness, will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in the Arthur Smith Funeral Home. Rev.

U. B. Godman, pastor of Church of the Nazarene, will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery. Francis Hess, Henry T.

Hess, Donald R. Marsh, Eugene Bristol, Duane Levitt and Herbert D. Wisswell will be pallbearers. The remains are in the funeral home. Mrs.

John DeRonde Services for Mrs. Leona M. DeRonde, 94, a resident here 60 who died Monday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harold R. McDonald, 4727 Lake Shore Road, will be held at 9 a.m.

Thursday in St. Edward'son-the-Lake Catholic Church. Rev. John R. Hogan, pastor, will officiate.

Burial will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery. The remains are in the KarrerSimpson Funeral home where the Rosary will be recited at 8:15 p.m. today. Adelorde Bleau, Douglas Black.

Sylvester Michalak. Clarence Nitschke, Douglas McDonald and Elmer DeRonde. all grandsons, will be pallbearers. WIND SMASHES WINDOW ROY T. RAYMO, salesman for the Cawood Auto Company, steps through what was a plate-glass window at the firm's showroom at 615 Huron Avenue Tuesday afternoon after high winds smashed the window.

Storm damage in the city generally was not extensive. (Times Herald Staff Photo). Youth Charged In Burglary Of Gas Station Donald C. Emunson. 17.

of 3428 Labeer Road, stood mute Monday before Circuit Judge Edward T. Kane when arraigned on a charge of burglary. He was released to his attorney pending trial. Emunson was arrested Monday by Deputy Sheriffs Donald E. Tuthill and Merle Clark in connection with the burblary of the White Rose Service Station.

3438 Lapeer Road, early Monday morning. Donald McDonald, station manager, said about $25 was taken in the theft. Officers Tuthill and Clark recovered the stolen money. GoniBIRTHS IN MERCY HOSPITAL April 30, to Mr. and Mrs.

Richard E. Bigger, 2473 Bartlett Road, a son. April 30, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert H.

Boyd, 922 Vanderburgh Place, a daughter. April 30, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Brown, 1354 New Hampshire Avenue, a daughter.

IN PORT HURON HOSPITAL April 30. to Mr. and Mrs. James Kliemann, 812 Griswold Street, a son. May 1, to Mr.

and Mrs. Dale R. Rushton, 1920 Military Street, a daughter. May 1, to Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas C. Worden, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., son, David Worden. Mrs. Worden is the former Miss Julie Atkinson, daughter of Mrs. James M.

Atkinson, 1600 Military Street. Skydiver Is Recovering Ronald C. Stoutenburg, 42, of 3332 Keewahdin Road, who suffered a fractured vertebra in a sky diving accident Sunday is reported in good condition and recovering in Port Huron Hospital. Mr. Stoutenburg parachuted from a plane near Emmett and was injured when he landed.

He is a member of the Lake St. Clair Sky Divers Club. Member THE ORDER GOLDEN RULE OF THE True Comfort Our funeral home's tasteful furnishings and its resemblance to a private residence lend an appreciated unequaled measure of comfort to those we serve. Arthur Smith Funeral home PHONE YUkon 5-6161 7th. AND UNION STREETS PORT HURON MICHIGAN Law Day Speaker Cites Need For World Court The balance of world power been replaced by a balance of terror as the great international political forces of this day are at military stand-off.

And the only possible substitution is a world rule of law through an international court. Michael D. O'Hara, Menominee, justice of the State Supreme Court, told nearly 100 members and guests of the St. Clair County Bar Association Tuesday night at the Sixth annual Day dinner in Black River Country Club. "The essence of this Law Day message was subconsciously born in my mind on Sept.

29. 1945, when, as a Marine Second Lieutenant, was flown over the ruined city of Nagasaki, Japan, just devastated by an Justice O'Hara said. "Now these atomic toys which exploded over two Japanese cities. have been replaced by destructive potentials too awesome to comprehend." "The difficulties of adoption of an acceptable international code. with practical problems of procedure.

and of course. the method of enforcement, are presently incalculable. We know from examples in our own jurisprudence that courts, without the power of the purse or the sword are gravely limited." he said. "However, we must start somewhere. and I cherish a dream that the American Bar Association might some day sponsor a student exchange program that will bring future lawyers from both ideologies together at a time when the curiosity and vision of youth are not yet tarnished with the scepticism that often attends maturity," Judge O'Hara said.

"THE PRESENT World Court. created in 1945 as an adjunct to the United Nations, is in a good tactical position to move toward greater power. In our hands and the ministry of law, lies more than we can fully sense, the future of fellow man. And we must make some effort, however small, to work toward a world rule of law. For, to quote the Christophers' motto 'It is better to light one candle than to curse the darkness'," Justice O'Hara concluded.

Justice O'Hara was introduced by Chase S. Osborn, Bar Association president, who also presented guests, Justices Thomas M. Kavanagh, Lansing, and Eugene F. Black. Port Huron.

both bers of the State Supreme Court: and Federal Judge Clifford O'Sullivan, U. S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth District. Also presented were Circuit Judges Edward T. Kane and Halford I.

Streeter, and Probate Judge Vera I. Black. Mr. Osborn said "Law Day USA is this nation's answer to Russia's May Day, and is based PORT HURON HIGH SCHOOL A CAPPELLA CHOIR Jack Van Impe at Youth for Christ Saturday, May 4 Marysville High Auditorium MEMORIAL DAY IS ONLY 5 WEEKS AWAY RAYMOND Beautiful See our wide display priced to fit your budget. Quality, Craftsmanship and permanent Beauty are found in every marker or monument we sell.

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George and D. Dean Luce, program committee chairman. Rev. T. Edward Bennett, rector of St.

Paul's Episcopal Church, gave the invocation and the benediction. The Honors Band of Port Huron High School won top honors at a state-wide band festival in Battle Creek. The band was rated superior in sight reading and above average in concert playing, Clarence H. Wade, director, said. Bands are rated from one through five in proficiency, the PHHS band receiving a one and a two rating, Mr.

Wade said. Only bands which received superior ratings in divisional festivals qualified to participate in the State event, he said. The PHHS band won the superior rating in a division festival earlier in Flint, he said. Attends Annual Convention Of Federation Four members of the St. Clair County group attended the sixtyeighth annual convention of the Michigan State Federation of Womens' Club in Saginaw.

Attending were Mrs. William Holmes, Port Huron, representing the Ladies Library Association: Mrs. Harold Zorlan, Capac, representing the county federation: Mrs. James Terry, Capac, representing the Capac Woman's Club: and Mrs. Frederick Barth of Capac who took part in the two-day program.

Mrs. Central Barth Dis- is president of the East trict that includes nine counties and more than 3,000 members. Mrs. Barth spoke on leadership attitudes. Principal project of federation clubs is "Girlstown" at Belleville, a home for girls.

The club collected a per capita fee for the home. Mrs. Barth is a member of the Board 1 managing the home, and gifts are accepted. Win Awards At the noon meeting of the Hi Noon Toastmasters Club No. 1021, the best speech award was won by Dr.

James E. Shay. Dr. John G. Harris won the "most improved" award and John Pardee, the award for the best Impromptu speech.

Toastmaster for the day was Arthur M. Sheridan. Barnet Boys Learn 'Junk' Is Not Two 14-year-old boys who were pulling a wagon load of "junk" to a salvage dealer Monday were surprised by Patrolmen Ronald Peterson and Roger Wagner when the officers asked to see what was under the cardboard box the boys had on their wagon. The officers found three radiators and three sets of radiator fans in the wagon. The boys admitted they stole the items from the City Bus Garage at the foot of Quay Street.

The officers said they stopped the boys because they looked "suspicious." The wagon load was returned and the boys were released to their parents. On Sale Today Effective teday branch offices of the Secretary of State in Port Huron and St. Clair are offering 1963 half year commercial and half year trailer plates. Robert J. Ellery, branch manager of the St.

Clair office, 816 Clinton Avenue, and Orvil J. Phillips, branch manager of the local office, 2210 Lapeer Avenue said commercial vehicles must weigh 4600 pounds or more to qualify. Trailers must weigh 3600 pounds. Mr. Ellery said next of kin can now inherit one or more vehicles with a value of $1,500 without vehicles being probated.

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