Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 6

WrONWBAY, AUGUST 27, 1956. ItONWOOO DAILY GIOSE, IRONWOOD, MICH. IttlftTMN Industry Swing earlier than they were list year. It may be another six weeks or more before dealers display 1957 cars. the Auto Starts To'57 Models By DAVID J.

WILK1E DETROIT W--Close to half the industry has completed 1956 model production work. Lincoln already is building 1957 models. Most other makers outside the General Motors group are tooling tip for the changeover. But although the outgoing model ninout came somewhat earlier this year new model introductions apparently are not going to be any 'retdilers with respect to the liquidation of their outgoing modelf. Induitiy observers hear that General Motors will continue to That kind of spread between build 1956 models well into Sep- completion of year's model I tember.

Most GM along output and the marketing of new lines it not exactly normal in the cai mduitiy. But, the experts are saying, the program has been planned to make sure cf a thorough cleanup of outgoing models, and a clear road for intensive drives for 1957 model retail deliveries. Some 1957 models will be in transit to dealers weeks before the formal introduction date. Some industry analysts this may mean that a lot of 1957 models may appear on the streets even before their price tag; have been announced. This happened in other ears, bringing protests from some SCOTTY'S INN has been fortunate in obtaining the services of CHEF ZENTER Formerly with leading hotels in Chicago tuch as Palmer House, Hotel Sherman, Society Cafe, and one-time personal Chef to President Calvin Coolidge.

CHEF ZENTER Brings you new Gourmet Delights never before served in the Ironwood-Hurley area wonderful you've read about sucK SAUERBRAUTEN, PEPPER STEAK ORIENTAL with Rice Rnotto, HUNGARIAN BEEF GOULASH with Spatzel, ROAST SPRING DUCKLING, Bohemian Style with Sauerkraut and Dumplings, HUNGARIAN POT ROAST, GERMAN POT ROAST, and many other wonderful dishes. WATCH for Our Special Menu for SUNDAY and MONDAY Regular FISH FRY on Friday Regular SMORGASBORD on Saturday SCOTTY'S INN Ready a Pkosant 7 Miles South on the Brand New Hlway 511 with Chrysler divisions are understood to planning their new model pi e.ientations during the first 10 days of November. That means, of course, that they will be somewhat behind Lincoln, Ford and Mercury. There probab- will be no actual suspension of Ford's Continental assembly lines. Ford has adopted a policy of making changes in the Continental from time to time throughout the model year.

As far as has been indicated no major design changes are planned for the J10.000 Continental Mark II for the inauguration of the 1957 model year. So far this year Ford has built about 1,125 of these highest priced production models. Lincoln obviously Is aiming at a larger slice of the top price car market. How much it can take from Cadillac, if any, still is a debatable question The registration figures showing a gain for Lincoln and a loss for Cadillac as compared with 1955 probably are not as significant as they appear at first glance. Lincoln's showing in first half of 1955 was undoubtedly somewhat below what it should have been in the industry's record-splintering sales year.

Musky Festival Planned at Gile The Hurley Lions Club is sponsoring a Gile Flowage Musky Festival which began Monday and will continue through next Monday. The festival is being sponsored by the Hurley Lions and a group of Gile sportsmen to helo raise funds to be used for construction of a swimming pool in Hurley. The Gile sportsmen's group is a attempting an awareness of Gile Flowage as a place of beauty and a good fishing location Prizes will be awarded for the longest crappie and longest musky a during the eight day festival. A one dollar registration fee is being charged for all fish entered in competition. Registration may be made at Gotta's Bar, 11 i's Hardware, a r- alli's Store, or Bert Saari's Service Station in Gile.

The festival will be concluded with a parade and public program Monday afternoon beginning at 4 General chairman Marco Gotta and Gerald Smith, president of the Hurley Lions Club, have asked the public to cooperate and take part in the program. It it is successful, it is hoped to have a bigger program next ear. Calhoun, Webb Tangle Tonight CMK'AGO if Unbeaten Rory I Calhoun of New Yoik and Spider; DI of Chicago clash in a 10- tou'id bout at Chi- i Si tonyht (' a 1 li former who will be seeking i 1 sight i an 9-5 Rorj ha- 12 knockouts lectntly defeated Chailie 10 rui nds at New York Bt fore mv ting Cotton. Calhoun ntbpped Vaughn in eight rounds at Neu. York Frank Gilrntr, chairman of the Illinois Atnletip Commission, Baid trie ijoi.it scoring Astern will bt m'-ioduced in tonight's fight Heretofore, the 10 point system had been used The winner now getb points and the loser four or less 24-year-old former national champion from Idaho Stite.

is unimpressed the fact Cdlhoun hai. been made the favorite Webb recently took a 10- round derision from Holly Mims ind oelore going into the service hfe scored a six-roand knockout over Cmcago's Bobby Boyd, now one of the leading middleweight contenders The fight will be televised nationally (ABC, 8 CST). KCs Plan Golf Tourney JACKSON ttth annual State Knights of Columbus golf tournament will be held Sept. 8-9 at course, with more than 400 teams expected enter. It will be the biggest tournament in Michigan of history.

Defending team champion is the Owosso Council, and Sam Molnar of Owosso defending individual titlist. Among the stronger teams tered in the 18-hole tournament are Kalamazoo, Monaghan Council and Gabriel Richard Council Detroit. PontUc, Flint, Bay City and Jackson. Molnar shot, a 68 last yeai at Owosso Country Club to land ihu individual crown. Billy Pierce of the Chicago Whita Sox was the first pitcher in eithtr league to win 15 games during 1956.

Get hep with Calumet Gators ECOXOMY-SIZE PET--When it comes to pets, Leonard Kiser, of Schellsburg, goes in for the bigger types. Leonard's pal is "Jackson," a six-month-old, SP-pound mountain lion Kiser has a lot to look forward to, for Jackson will weigh better than 200 pounds at full growth. The animal was given to Kiser, a big-game huiter himself, by a Colorado frienri Tkt JAGUAR Black Slip-on 6 to 12 C. Phil Rizzuto Declines Offer NEW YORK UP) Phil Riz- Burke, Littler Quit Tourney DETROIT ir--Jackie Burke and Contenders Fight Tonight LOS ANGELES A long 1 standing hometown feud comes to the exploding point tonight when I Art Aragon and Cisco Andrade meet in a 10-round outdoor fight i at Wrigley Field. Some 15,000 highly partisan pa-1 Irons are expected to pay $100 000 or more to see the action, putting Aragon, a ranking u.

elterweight, against the natlon No lunrv ifn r-iiii n.ii- Duitie anu rnntpnrlcr the fisc-D zuto said today he has declined Gene Littler haw- dropped out contender, me usco a veiy "attractive" offer to a the Motor City Open Golf tour-1 A betting for the St. Louis Cardinals for the i nament remainder of the season But Ed Furgol, one-time De- The former Yankees shortstop troiter and 1954 champion, has said Frank Lane, general mana-1 notified officials ne will enter ger of the Cards, called him' Burke telephoned from Houston, Tuesday night and promised to Tex that he couldn't have him in every game for the' make it Littler decided to piss up remainder of 1956. The Cards the tournament and headed back have 29 games left. I home to California i Rizzuto, who was given his un-1 About hall the 60 torn ing pros i conditional release by Yankees entered in the 320.000 affair turned L.OItS "lit I WO after 20 years with New York on I out Tuesday to shoot practice Saturday, said he had to turn i rounds over the par 72, 6770-yard i Aiagon is the betting favorite ard under terms of the contract, can enter the ring with something like a 7-pound advantage in weight Andrade, at 26 at the near peak of his boxing career, is quiet but den 'ettm his hls fists do most down the playing job because he Western Golf and Country Club Call; GlObl classified! mulls LABOR DAY SPECIALS! ave EVERY CAR PRICED TO MOVE! $100.00 TO $600.00 ON OUR QUICK TURNOVER COME IN DICKER DEAL 1949 FORD '955 PLYMOUTH 2 door 1956 FORD Mainline 2-Door Jiquipptd '1795 Custom 2 door 8 cyl radio--overdrive had and half a dozen television posts broadcasting to consider. layout.

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