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TfM IRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE, IRONWOOD, MICH. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1956. Buying Flurry Pushes Lazy Market Up E. 0. Liljestrom Hospital Hotel GRAXD VIEW.

Admitted Thursdav: Rence Annear. Bessemer, Mrs. Matt Ovaska, 357 Houk Thursday: Mrs. Jo-j Afl seph Howell, Hurley: Hjalmcr Jar- VI I vi, Mrs. Helga Hendrickson.

Bes-! Edwin Otto Liljestron. 60, of 135 E. Tamarack died suddenly Thursday at 12:45 of a heart Con- day: Sam Peterson, Montreal, medical. DIVINE INFANT. Wakefield! Ad- attack wMe at work at KEW YORK A flurry of attended the Ironwood public Salem Lutheran Children Will Give Christmas Program Sunday The Sunday School of Salem Lu-1 ing.

The rest of the program fol- theran Church will present its annual Christmas program Sunday at 4 p.m. The program is entitled "Rays from the Star of Bethlehem." An organ prelude by Donald Miller Jr. will open the program and Welcome, Gutowski; group recitations, nursery, beginners and kindergarten children Came, Linda Wiele: Jesus' Gifts, Rebecca Baron: Willing Hands, Jeff Baron, with Virginia Forslund as teacher. Love, Mark Wil- the processional hymn, Come son; A Message. Mona Lee Anto- made gains of fractions to more Thursday: Brian Nasi, Hurley, sur- than a point.

gery Gains were wider steel issues. schools. He was employed by the among some I Discharged Thursday: Mrs. Mar- Oliver Mining Co. 17 years, the among some JJKCJM Korhonen.

Nor-! Penokee Mining Co. 19 years and bounced up seven man Berg. Bessemer; Arvid Rhen- at the. Connor Company a year pointi after losing five Thursday lund, Ironwood. while Youngstowr.

rose well over Today, a of the exchange's four-day delivery is the last day on which profits can be taken in the regular way i for recording in 1956 income es. After Saturday a profit a be recorded only if a security is for cash. U. S. Steel and Bethlehem each rose around a point.

Gains of well over a point were Santa to Visit Hurley Tonight Santa Claus will visit Hurley this i. by Douglas Aircraft, Ken- 1 party sponsored by the city. necott Copper, Aluminum The party will be held at the and Westmghouse. National Guard Armory on Third Chrysler, Anaconda, Phelps I Ave. Santa is due to arrive at Dodge'.

Alcoa. Allied' Chemical I the Armory at 7 p.m., escorted by and Union Carbide were ahead the city police car. a point. I Adding to the holiday spirit will U. S.

Treasury bonds declined, i be the singing of Christmas carols by six Hurley High School girls, I including Rosella Lauren, Jeanne Connors. Jane Cimarosti, a Hoffman, Inarae Kubiak and Joyce Jeskewitz. Children will enter the Armory's and a half. He was not married. He was the son of the late William and Sophie Liljestrom.

His father died in 1933 and his mother in 1940. Surviving are two brothers, Alfred of Ironwood and Oscar of Duluth. and four sisters, Mrs. A. A.

Miller of Deerwood, Miss Irene, Mrs. James Nordling and Mrs. Leonard Johnson, Ironwood. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 p.m. at the First Christmas Baptist Church with the Rev.

William Hendricks officiating. Entombment will be at Riverside Cemetery. Friends may call at the Nyberg- Mortuary beginning at 2 unday and until 10 Monday morn- Jig when the remains will be aken to the church to lie in state ntil time of services. Stock Market KOON QUOTATION'S XEW VOBK (f Stock List: Int a a In'. Nick 104 4 Am 5-j Int Tel Tel 3 17 Johns Man 47 Arn To! Kelsey Hay 4-) 1 Amour Co Kennecott Kirr.b Clk Kresge, SS Krocer 48' Class 82 JTacJc Trk 27 Mor.san Ch 35H Mor.t Ward 33's Motor Wheel 22H Mueller Br 31 Cash 49Vi Xat Dairy 36 is" Central 33 Nor Pac Parke Da 46 3 A Pa RR 21 Vs Phelps 63 Phill Pet 51 Pure Oil RCA 34 5 Repub Stl 59V 4 Sears Rceb Shell Oil Sinclair 61 5 Socony Sou Pac 45 Sou Ry Sperry Rd Std Brand 37U, Std Oil Cal Std Oil Ind Std Oil East Or.

4 6 Beth Stce! 137 3 Bohr. Alum 21 Border. 55 1 -2 Mi 13 Budd Co IS', Bu-rouphs 39-'. 13 Cor, Pac S3 1 Ches' "Oh'w'k Crrsier 70 7 Cities Svc 68 Comw Ed TiS 3 Cost Can 46 a Copper Rug Doiv Cherr 68'. Du Pont 28G E-iS Kod 87 2 El Atr.o 34 4 Erie RR 20 Ford Xo: 55 Fieep: Sul SO', E'ec 61 Gen Fds Gen Motors 431 a Gli.ette 43 Goodrich 72 79 Gt Ko Ry 44 a Pap 40ii Texas Co.

57 Homestk Un Carbide Cent XJn Pac Cop 53 Steel titcrlafc Ir 34 5 West Un Tel 19 Int Bus Mch 498 Wool-worth 43H drill hall through the large doors on Third Ave. and will leave by another door after receiving their candy from Santa. City police and number of Hurley National uard members will be present to maintain order. Korpela Baby Dies Thursday Bonnie Joyce Korpela, old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John W. Korpela, 637 Margaret died Thursday night at Grand i Hospital. She was hospitalized yesterday. She was born Nov. 21 at Grand View Hospital.

Besides her parents, she is survived by four brothers, John oi Detroit, Robert, James and Elmer at home, and one sister, Mrs. Richard Castle of Detroit. Funeral services will be Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Ketola Funeral Home with the Rev. A.

L. Maki officiating. Entombment will be at Riverside Cemetery. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO 13V-ttJSDA)--Salable bogs 7,000: fairly active; generally steady to 25 higher on butchers with instances up more early on weights over 240 Ib; later trade and close dull with around 1,000 and 1,500 hogs steady to 25 lower; most decline on weights over 230 Ib; sows steady to mostly 25 lower; instances off more late; good shipping demand No 2-3 mixed I grade lots 200-230 Ib butchers; a 17.00 17.75; mostly 17.25 and above: several lots No 1-2 200-225 Ib 17.75-18.00: 46 head lot No 1 202 Ib 18.15: No 23 250-270 Ib 16.75 17.25; few lots late these weights THE WEATHER TEMPERATURES TK I Friday. 21.

For 24 hr. period ending at 11 a.m- 2 p.m. 43ilO p.m. 281 6 a.m. 4 p.m.

26' 8 a.m. 6 p.m. 34' 2 a.m. 2510 a.m. 8 p.m.

301 4 a 24 11 a.m. 28 Relative humiditv 63 per cent. Barometer: 6 a.m. 29.48; 11 a.m. 29.52 DETROIT W) The five day Michigan weather forecast: Temperatures will average 3 to high 26 northwest to 33 southeast Normal low 7 northwest to 1 southeast.

i temperature change Saturday except somewha colder extreme north portion colder late Sunday and Monday ic ic rt oon Qon IK I I ICII-L: tiiiu J.AUU^OJ' 16 75-' few late sales 15 75 Warmer Tuesday and liltle chang Ib.W-ib.o, lew late sales Proninitatinn wii 16.25; larger lots 350-550 Ib sows 14.00-15.50. Salable cattle 600; calves 100; rteers and i nominally steady; cows unevenly steady to 25 lower; bulls steady; vealers steady to strong; stockers and feeders nominally steady; few lots good to average choice steers 17.50-22.00; latter price for a load 1,008 Ib: few standard to low good 14.50-17.25; part load 1130 Ib cutter and utility holsteins 12.00; imaB lots standard to low choice heifers and -mixed yearlings 15.0019.50; utility and commercial cows 10.25-12.00: most canners cutters 8.75-10.25; utility and commercial bulls 14.00-16.00; good and choice vealers 19.00-24.00; light culls down to 7.00: part load medium quality 510 Ib stock steers 13.50. CHICAGO POULTRY CHICAGO Live poultry barely a on caponettes, about steady on balance; receipts 14 coops: (Thursday 836 coops, 122,000 Ib': f. o. b.

paying prices unchanged to 1 cent lower: heavy hcr.s 34-15; light hens old ronners 12 :2 -13: caponettes under Ib 19-22; over 4' 2 Ib 22-24. CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO Potatoes arrivals 59; track 254: jr.ents 50G; supplies moderate; demand slow; market for russets dull, for round red." firm; Idaho- OreKon rUhPets 3.75-380; Minnesota North Dakota Red River Valley pontiacs 2.50-2.60. Wednesday. Precipitation wil average near one half inch in rai south and snow or rain north Sal urday and Sunday. -Snow flurrie likely late Monday or Tucsda Snow or rain likely extreme sout portion late Wednesday.

THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Albuquerque, clear Atlanta, cloudy Bismarck, clear Boston, rain Chicago, cloudy Cleveland, cloudy Denver, clear DCS Moines. cloudy Detroit, cloudy Fort Worth, cloudy Helena, cloudy Indianapolis, cloudy Kansas City, cloudy Los Anseles. clear Louisville, cloudy Marquette, clear Memphis, cloudy Miami, clear Milwaukee, clear Paul, clear New Orleans, cloudy New York, rain Oklahoma City, clear Omaha, clear Phoenix, clear Portland, cloudy St. Louis, cloudy Salt Lake City, cloudy San Diego, cloudy Sun Francisco, cloudy Ste Marie, cloudy Seattle, cloudy Traverse City, cloudy 44 62 47 47 37 46 43 39 39 49 40 Funerals J. HOULE Funeral services for Arthur J.

76, former Ironwood resi- ent who died in Detroit Monday, vere held this morning at 9 at St. Ambrose Catholic Church with the It. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Seifert of- iciating.

Entombment was at Ri- Cemetery. Carl Setterlund and Ed Linton- of the Veterans of Foreigr Vars Post, folded the colors and lobert Exworthy of the John A. iJobb Camp, Spanish American Veterans, presented the coi- rs to the family. Pallbearers were Leonard Peter- ion, Ed Laitala, John L. Sullivan William Mildren, Adolph Mueller and Walter S.

Kellett. Out of town persons attending he rites were Mrs. Arthur J. Houle, Francis Houle, Miss Helen loule, James Houle and Miss Joan rioule, Detroit; Dr. Paul Houle, rt.

Lauderdale, Mr. and Ms. 3 aul Sahlin, Duluth, and Clarence Paquette, Detroit. er, Ye Faithful and Scripture and prayer by the Rev. Earl G.

Gustafson will follow. The prologue will be given by Robert Anderson and the Youth Choir will sing when Christmas Morn Is Dawn- nelli, Barney Carlson and Jodi Carlson; A Christmas Greeting, George Oberlander; Our Hearts Are Gay, Peter Aimone; Into My Heart, Johnnj Meyers, Mary Grace Collins and Johnny Kuziej, with Marilyn Johnson singing the solo. The teacher of this group is Judith Swanson. Program Slated At White Pine ONTONAGON-- The School of the Faith Lutheran Church, White Pine, will present its Christmas program during the day, December 23, at 11:00 a.m. The program will be as follows: Beginner Department, Miss Jean Maki, Teacher; i a i "Merry Christmas," GaryKettner; "Where Christmas Charles Bailey; Byron Johnson, Candy i Swansorii Billy Trevarthen, Danny i and Vl Mazner the pro- Bailey, Dinise LaRue; "Rejoice i Nelson and Kristine Hagstrom with cessional.

With Becky Kettner, Carolyn Mrs Richard KalUomaa as teach- Olson; "It Takes Timrriy er Kenny. Steve Ekdahl. Song, Follow His Star, Lee Ann Fors- In a Manger" by all the children, Audience Enjoys Excellent Hurley Yule Program What was probably the best Christmas program ever presented by Hurley High School was enjoyed Thursday evening in the J. E. Murphy gymnasium by the largest and most appreciative audience to attend the annual presentation.

In telling the Nativity story through words, music and pantomime, all pupils turned in excel- The Gift of Love, Laurie Anderson: Gifts for the King, Dennis Tortorilli, Martin Maki, Melinda Johnson, Mary Beth Recla, James Saari, Mark Carlson and Naomi Wiele with Mrs. Juel Williams as teacher. Give Myself for Jesus, Diane Meyers, Pamela Gustafson and Steven Anderson; Thanks for the Saviour, Loren Dixon, Donald Dalpiaz, Ned Lindberg, Steven Forsberg, Timmy Recla and Mark Miller; My Gift to Jesus, Karen Hill, Jack Wilson, Sharon Ruha. Kristine Lindberg, Michael Palmgren and Kristine Johnson; Just Because, Marsha Antonelli, Sandra Miss Helen Weiser the dramatics lent performances. Especially outstanding were the vocal solos by Nancy Elz and Jane Cimarosti, the effective narrations by David Pierpont, Michael Raya- la, Robert Bielawski and Tom Morris, the singing of the senior and junior high school choirs and the playing of the high school band.

Other highlights included the candlelight processional by the junior high school choir and the appearance of the high school orchestra, marking- the first time in many years that the school has had an orchestra. Mrs. Lucille Dahl directed the vocal music, John Faville the band. MRS. PAUL N.

MASSIE Methodist Youth To Give Program Mrs. P. Massie, Educator, Dies This Morning BESSEMER Mrs. Paul N. Massie, 72, prominent local educator.

died todav at 2:10 a.m. at the Divine Infant Hospital, Wakofield, where she was admitted eight ago for treatment of a heart condition. Mrs. Massie, whose major interest during her 44 years residency here, was in education of youth and the welfare of the schools, retired June 30, 1956. after 35 consecutive years of service on the Board of Education as trustee of the Bessemer School District.

The former Jane L. Quirk. Mrs Massie was born in Houfih- ton! on April 23, 1884, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Quirk.

After graduation from the Houghton High School, she entered the University of Michigan. graduating in June 1912. She came lot Bessemer in the fall of 1912. as a instructor of English in the A. D.

WAKEFIELD-- The School students of the Methodist Johnston High School 111 j. a me tiic LJcuiu, j. Miss S. M. Pierce the orchestra, church will present their Christ- berg, Sara Spencer, Linda Recla, Christine Carlson.

Sandra Sell, i a Department. Miss arson. a a Sharon Kenny, Mrs. Don Kettner, Tommy Kuziej, Charles Kopecko, Teachers. Recitations: "Christmas Star" Sandy LaRue; "A New Kathy Kenny; "A Precious Sue Letson; "Greetings To Judy Letson: "Our Father Loves Christine Anderson; "A i a Message; JOHN H.

COMENSO Funeral services for Mrs. John H. Colenso, 75, one of Hurley's West residents, who died Monday at Geneva, 111., were held Thursday afternoon in the Charbonneau Tuneral Home at Hurley with the C. L. Harries officiating.

Bur- was at the Hurley Cemetery. a pallbearers were Early Sealy and Arthur Guest. Active pallbearers were Martini. Glen Stevens, Harry Sher, Hoffman, Ray Niemi and Fred Schluenz. Out of town persons attending the services included James Colenso of Detroit.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Gokee of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs.

C. M. Odorizzi of Greenwich, Mr. and Mrs. B.

J. Copeland of Wheaton, 111., Mr. a Mrs. John Colenso and children Sherry, Todd and Kirn of I Mountain, Mrs. Helen Johnson and son Clarence of Ashland, and Irving Hoffman of Iron Mountain.

Phill Dailey: "Christmas Steven Johnson. Cheryle Isaacson, Margaret Ekdahl. Joan Frisk, Sharon Maatta; "Christmas Wish. Lee Ann Olson: Sheila Wesanen: "A Gift for Vicki Johnson. Song: Little Town of Bethlehem" by all the children.

Intermediate Department, Mrs. Charles Johnson, Teacher: Recitations' Marlene Broemer, Kathleen Harju, Allen Maki, Jerry Kenny Michael Kenny. Song: "Silent Night" by all the Children. The Women's Guild of the Faith Lutheran Church. White Pine, held a Christmas parts- at the home of Mrs.

Tauno Harju Tuesday- Evening. December 18. During the brief business meeting it was decided that members would save their Christmas cards and make scrap books to be given to shutins. The Guild will also take care of triming a tree to be used at the Christmas Services. A program entitled "The Wise Men in Prose, Poetry, Art and Song" was presented by Mrs.

Walter Tahtinen. Mrs. Don Kettner, Mrs. R. E.

Peterson, and Mrs.K. Wm. Lescelius. Mrs. J.

A. Carlson led the group in Scripture reading and prayer. Gifts were exchanged and re- rcshments were served by the Christmas gifts lor the Church School children were wrapped. Guild Holds Annual Party ONTONAGON--The members 3awn Antonelli. Freddie Lahtinen, Bill Larson, Roberta LaBlonde, Till Roberts and Larry Trevarthen, vith Miss Amy Olson as teacher.

One Sweet Word. Carol Peterson; iove, Karen Nelson and Joanne Aimone; Peace, Mary Margaret Moore; Star of Christmas. Susan Saari, Jean Hill and Marjorie Strand; Bethlehem, Paula Osrrom; Stars, Deborah Gustafson, Janice Baron and Linda Hulstrom: A ARTHUR DUCHARME Funeral services for A Ducharme, 64. of Saxon, held Wednesday in St. Ann's Church at Saxon with the Rev.

Walter Torkildson officiating. Burial was at Lakoview Cemetery, Saxon. Pallbearers were Clifford Carrier, i Fafford, Charles Archambeau, Edward Fafford, Nelson Young and Floyd Fafford. Car Goes Off Road on M-64, Driver Not Hurt ONTONAGON-- The Ontonagon County Sheriff's Department in- 48 45 vestigated an accident which oc 38 35 75 48 Service Sunday At Lake School The Immanuel Lutheran Church, i Girl's Point, children's Christmas service will be Sunday night at 7:30 at the Lake! In 1915, whe was married to the mas program Sunday Dec. 23 at.

ato au Massie and directc-d 7:30 p.m. in the church. The pro-, jj er leisure time to community gram is as follows: i work in other pha.ses of the cdura- Recitatipn. Welcome Everybody, fj i in the early years of Peter Delich. marriage she was" active in Recitation, Welcome, Diane Ka- a -Teacher Association, which was organized under her Recitation, Glad.

Judy leadership she served as presi- Boetto, Recitation Our Christmas Pray-, dent and in other PTA offices, vears. she has been Perry. Recitation, My Favorite, Diane Drier. through In 1921 she was elected to the Board of Education and was re- School. The service will be built about Boetto.

the theme, "God Loved and Gave" Recitation Laugh and Smile, and the children will tell the age! Fa Sandusky. old, yet ever new story of Recitation, Recitation, Our Gift to You, d-i ected repeatedly Drier stron smo Recitation, Jesus was a Child, Jo (Board as president, secretary i treasurer, numerous times ana a on the teacher a member of the Advance, Susie administrative a she was alert to educational prob.ems be- Christmas Wish, Tom Saari. Mrs. I almost lost all faith in God's pro- mary group with Carole Lee Lah- as the accompanist; Organ Silent Night. Donald Miller; Little Town of Bethlehem--readers, Kenneth Kuziej, David Aimone and Larry Saari: anthem, Little Town of Bethlehem, Youth with the Christmas tableau --Suzanne Heczko as Mary, James Palmgren as Joseph, Robert Dalpiaz, James LaBlonde and Rod Kovacexdch as shepherds.

John Litsheim. Danny Secor and David Hagstrom as the wise men; recitations, Dean Recla and David Frigo. Rays from the Star of Bethlehem--Prologue. Robert Anderson; prayer, Larry Saari; The Message of Ray "Joy" will be presented by Karen Strand, The Message mises, then- the Savior was born of the Virgin Mary, a maiden from Nazareth, who together with her espoused husband was in Bethlehem for the enrolling of their names on the tax registers of their people. The children will also then point out how having received i Christmas, Janice Boetto.

vacancy in the Enclish Exercise, Joy Eugene i department of the Washington Ju- Lane, Donald Doane. Karl Wanink. Jimmy McDonald and Neal Londo. nior High School. Recitation A Child's Christmas! Through the years she has been Eve Dream Mary Lee Doane and active in community interests.

Sandra Graves. She was a charier member of the Recitation, If I Were Mr. San- Bessemer Woman's Club in whu-h Claus, Roy Hocking. she served on various committees wnnrtprful nromise of God evi-' Recitation," A Christmas Pray-' and was active in the Literature, wonderful promise 01 ooa. ev er Beth McDonald and Drama Study and the Art Recitation, The Wise Shall Seek Groups.

Luth- Him, Anita Lane. She was a member of the Kappa, Recitation, Christmas In Bethle- Kappa, Gamma National Social sorority, of the American Associa- Song. Dear Little Stranger, Deb-' tion of University Women, the University of Michigan Alumni A Christmas Wish, elation; the Episcopal Church of and David Brown Ironwood. the Ladies Aid of tho ing is given. Sunda; School and parish "school hem Bob Readshaw of many Lutheran congregations.

ue this service will open with a chil- ble dren's hymn, Little Children Ca You Tell bv the Sundav i -n children followed bv the vesper 1 Recitation My Christmas Pre- Bessemer Presoytenan Church, r- A 5 i i o-r 1 i 1 Peace by Carol Luoma. The Message of Faith by Virginia Phillips, The Message of Love by Sandra Secor, and The Message of the Ray "Service" by Kay LaBlonde. Anthems by the Youth Choir will intersperse the presentat i of Rays. The Message of the Rays by Our Guide, Dale Julien and Gary Ryskevetz: A Prayer, Paul Carlson; The Reason Why, Douglas Collins; Prince of Peace, Susan Oberlander. David Hill and Dave Carlson, with Mrs.

Richard Boyle as teacher. Teachers of the junior and inter- prvit said resnonsivelv bv the sents Mar Lou Sanchez. and several local social clubs, service said responseei me Recitation Beside the Christmas Mr. Massie died Feb. 24.

1952. A 4.v,p and carols to 'McDonald. of Encelwood. X. J.

be "nfare toe Deep Si-' Recitation. On Christmas Day, Funeral are tenta- Ipnt rjfeht Behold a Branch Is Williams and Douglas Perry. i i sct for Monday The re- CrowinJf Therl No Room for "Amy's Christmas Mrs. mains arr at the J. J.

Frick Fun- LcI famlSar Christ-i Williams and Bruce Sach's Classes. cra Home which will open Sunday a a nnst Characters: Mrs. Anderson. Janet a rnoon. the superintendent La-! Harris Am Diane a Massie family are plan- tl 1I ih Amta Sanche.

Roy. Tom Brown: i tab.i,h fund aux: First Boy Tedd, H.rju: to fund Westmmster uuiia fe dcpartmentt ho'will as- Madsen. Mrs ap Mrr sist in program, Francis gregation's curred about I'i miles East Silver City on M-64 when a car 62 55' owned by John Savela of White 49 30 (Pine and driven by Donald Ows- 65 49 i ev went out of control and went 80 72 I road. The ear was dam- 35 2-1! aged but the driver was not in- 44 25 Jured. 75 61 Garbage Collections 53 43 45 33 45 27 Changed at Hurley 70 38' 3 44 34 day evening at the home of Mrs.

Walter R. Klapperich. A buffet dinner was served from a table beautifully decorated in the Christmas theme. Covers were laid for twenty members and guests. Mrs.

John "Rollins gave the blessing. A short business meeting was conducted by Mrs. William J. Rosernurgy, Vice President. A donation of 50 cents was made to the Church fund, in Heu of the exchange of gifts.

Mrs. Francis Marshall, Mrs. Erith Hopp and Mrs. Carl O. Bay were appointed as a nominating committee to present a slate of officers at the meeting.

A former member, Mrs. Erith Hopp was welcomed back into the Guild. A social cyening of cards was enjoyed with honors in bridge being awarded Mrs. E. A.

Nelsen and Mrs. Erith Hopp, in pinochle to Mrs. James Perlock and Mrs. O. Halron.

Other prizes awarded Mrs. P. A. Erickson, Mrs. Nolan Olson and Mrs.

W. R. Klapperich. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, January 15 at the home of Mrs. William C.

McITar- lane. play for Secor. Mrs. David Forslund. Carl the service.

Nelson, John Ostrom, Mrs. S. Lager and Mrs. Leo Lahtinen. Mrs.

Albert Stenstrom. Sunday School superintendent, is the director. Instrumental music will be provided by Margo Ketola. Joyce Johnson, Sandra Secor and Mary Litsheim directed by Kenneth Wiele. The program closes with the offertory.

Trinity Chimes (W. Dec- gees now ker), "Donald "Miller; benediction reported by Mrs. Ellen Ericson, and recessional hymn, Joy to the Hurley has made a change in! a a Scores CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGO 'Jfi--Chicago Mercantile Exchange: Butter steady: receipts 695.000; wholesale buying prices unchanged; 93 score AA 4 4 i garbage collection schedule be-, rHnnI 44 4 0 cause of the Christmas holiday HIGH SCHOOL next week, City Clerk Matt Connors announced this morning. Connors said the garbage col- 7- lections usually made on Mondays i Silver St. r.nd in Cary Loca- 69 47 51 41 42 30 41 32 tion will be made instead tomor- 57 3 car? 90 59 1 89 58.

steady; receipts wholesale buying prices unchanged: 65 per rent or better A wh.t 32'2; mixed mediums RANGE SKIES SATURDAY -Sunrise 7:42. Sunset 4:16. Moonrise 10:48 m. Last Quarter Monday a.m. Visible Planck Mercury, sinking in the southwest at sunset, is making one of its brief appearances as an evening star.

Mars, in west 12:10 a.m. Jupiter, low in east 12:22 a.m. Saturn, rises 6:20 a.m. Venus, above Saturn. 27'i: standards 29; dirties checks 26 1 'i: current receipts 29.

i Watcrsmeet 73 Iron Belt 59 Calumet 61 Sacred Heart 42 Menominee 72 Wausau 69 Cable 61 Bayfield 54 COLLEGE Hibbing JC 88 Eveleth JC 79 Virginia JC 89 Braincrd JC 56 Christmas Special Pollina Accordion 120 BASS 43 KEYS Req Price $1100.00 NOW 400 SEE AT KORSMAN'S HARDWARE PHONE BRUCE CROSSING 101 HOLIDAY CHEER for CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S EVE! Buy your Holiday wine and liquor at the Alaska House in Hurley--we have a complete selection of boer and wine to take out. BEER 7o abs BEER Pin c. le $2.90 Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year W. Ranianici ALASKA HOUSE 605 Granite St. 9044 Refugee Fund Is $198 Here The Gogebic county Red Cross fund for aid of Hungarian it is World.

Miss Alma Nelson, organist, accompanied the singing of hymns. Candy will be distributed to the children following the program. Deadline Is Dec. 31 For Court Petitions BESSEMER--The deadline for filing petitions for nomination to the office of circuit court judge, is Monday, Dec. 31, at 4 p.m.

(EST). Nomination petitions are to be filed in the office of the Secretary of State, Lansing, instead of at the office of the county clerk. Benjamin Franklin was appointed by the court of France to inestigate hypnotism. Columbus discovered the Virgin Islands on his second voyage to the New World. chapter Latest contributions were received from the Misses Jean and Janet Goudie, Mr.

and Mrs. Carlo Heikkinen, Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Skud. Miss Alice Brooks, Dr.

and Mrs. Louis von Varga, and the von Varga children, and an anonymous donation. Coin receptacles have placed in business places and donations may' also be made at any bank or sent directly to the Red Cross office in the Ironwood Memorial Building. Third Gin, Nancv, Danaages Removed, Re a a dshaw. FOUrth a a Duet between Act 1 and Act II.

SAN BERNARDINO. Calif. Silent Night, and It Came Upon a David Stephens. 6. has been wear- Midnight Clear, by Linda Delich ing bandapes on his eyes for six and Anita Sanche.

week but the doctors granted a Offertory. There's A Song in the Christmas wish-- he got a i Air. Marilyn 'peek at Santa Christmas Pageant "Peace To, The doctors permitted removal 'of bandages the other day Narrators. 1. Carole Boleau; 2.

when Santa Claus came to viit. bringing a guitar for David Next Charlene the bov underwent a Barbara Spencer. Characters: a Readshaw; Joseph, Jimmy Spen- 1 operation for correction of de- cer; Innkeeper, Tim Williams; tached retinas. Shepherds. Jimmy Hodge, Donald The doctors said it is possible.

Hocking. Teddy Harju; Angels. Vi- jf a n. Roes cll, that the bandages cki Sanchez, Karon Hellen, Jean can be removed by Christmas. Births Borawski.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Borawski. 800 Spruce a son this morning at Twin City Hospital. Hill.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hill. Route 1. Ironwood, a daughter this morning at Twin City Hospital.

Beverly Hellen; Three Wise Men, Tom Brown; Lew Bor- deauz; Joey Sanchez. The choir is composed of Judy Spencer. Gerry Buzza, Marilyn Hel- len, Gayle Hellen, Barbara Hocking, Sally Davis, Janet Harris, Diane Lane, Nancy Wanink and Anita Lane. Song, It Came Upon a Midnight Clear, bv the Assembly. Benediction, the Rev.

D. C. Carpenter. Santa Claus will appear with gifts. The public is invited to attend.

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