Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 2

TWO fRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE, IRONWOOD, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958. 1 MORTY MEEKL1 Deanery Issues Workshop Ca UESSEMER--The call to the annual workshop meeting of the Ironwood Deanery of the Mar- quctte Diocesan Council of Catholic Women wat rend at the meeting on Tuesda of the Si Sebastian's Ladies Guile, by the president Mrs. Leo Larapart. The; date is set at October 12 the place i will be announced in the near ture. Mrs.

Lampart urged mem-1 bers to the date and attend; the workshop at which the activity program for the year will be piesented. Corporate Communion for women of tne parish will be held on October 5, which is Catholic Ac- ton Sunday and on September 28, ceeds of the project Plans it was axinounced- were made to facilitate the operation of the project by the appointment of block chairmen to assist Mrs. Vispi in contacting parishioners. Mrs. Lampart, president, noted that dues are now payable.

She expressed appreciation to all of the women and men who cooperated in cleaning the church and two, and lour in charge. The the school during the er Cards entertained after the meeting and prizes were awarded to- Mrs. Adam Modjewski and Mrs. Lawrence Cabianca. Refreshments were" served by Mrs.

A1 Certano, Mrs. Nick Vrancie, Mrs. Clyde Whitburn, Mrs. Evald Peterson, and Mrs. Vincent Cosgrove.

LACHES AND GBfltEMEN, U6TO6AY GOODNIGHT I ENJOYED OUR BLQDO-CUROtlNa SPINE-TINGLINQHOiROfc STORY- CovaUfr School Sisters of Notre Dame was scheduled for the October meeting. Mrs. Arnold Vispi, greeting card project chairman, reported pro- Tanous fund raising events for the benefit of the parochial school building fund, were announced by Uit? finance chairman, Mrs. Paul Steiger. The weekly bake sales will be resumed, the first to be on Sunday, September 21, in the church hall, after all Masses, with circles second is scheduled for September 28, with circle three in charge.

A public rummage sale will be held Oct. 23. Mrs. Steiger urged members to save all clothing in good condition, especially children's clothes, for this sale. A rag bee will be held soon, she said, urging women to gather together all clean cotton rags and donate them for the purpose.

Plans were made for a smorgasbord to be served to the public on Sunday, October 19, from 5-7 p.m. in the church hall. Mrs. Fred Crenna ivas appointed general chairman. The autumn festival for the SPECIAL! I FRIED CHiCKIN 75c French fries and loll V'z CHICKEN IN BASKET.

Onl $1.10 HUNTER'S INN bits. Soulh of TJS-2 Bessemer i PHONE 9101 Bessemer Personals Miss Sylvia M. Reil, Huntington, W. Va former teacher and principal of the Bessemer. School, is a house guest at the William J.

Wagner home. Past Matrons Club to M-eet at J. Cloon Home BESSEMER--The Past Matrons Glut) of Dorcas Chapter, Order of Eastern Star will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Jo- jseph Mrs.

P. Cloon, Wakefield, with i hostess. Bertha Campbell, assisting The old fashioned caramel apple now so easy to make delicious creamy Snirkles. 1 Starts TODAY! eEves. 6:45 I Matinee Mon.

2:00 Hie Violent Age OF KIRK OOUGIAS-TONY CURIB-ERNESI BOEGNiN WEI LB6H E3 UNITED ARTISTS COLOR CARTOON Actually Filmed Amid Tbe Ice-Capped fjord; Of Ctlffj Of ADMISSION! Adults 90c, Students 70c, Children 50c Today Saturday Sunday Show Starti 8:00 Adults 60c LANA TURNER LEE PHILIPS DIANE VARSI Washington PTA Honors Teachers BESSEMER The Washington. Parent-Teacher Association opened the season with a social meeting: on Wednesday evening, which, honored the teachers, and mothers of- kindergartners and other new students. Mi-s. David Berkovitz, president, spoke, on the functions of the PTA and extended an invitation, to. all interested ia.

the welfare- of youth, to join the organization and take part in its Miss Felia Knobloch presented the teachers, and Mrs. Berkovitz presented the honored parents. At the business meeting Mrs. Berkovitz presented the- recently installed: officers, Mrsv William Maqcani, 1st vice president; Mrs. Edward Bettewski, 2nd vice president; Mrs.

William. H. Holappa, secretary; and Mrs- Leao Barbacovi, treasurer; and announced standing committee appointments-. Social activities entertained and refreshments were served from a buffet attractively decorated with autumn a and miniature horse drawn carts filled with various colorful garden produce molded from clay. Hostesses were mothers of 1st graders, chaired by Mrs.

Robert Burt and Mrs. Leonard Rooni. Assisting were the Mesdames Joseph Bria, Donald DeRosie, Richard Freethy, Richard Korpela, Walter Paynter, Delbert Peterson, Jack Strand, and Mr. Dominic Pitrone. Funerals WILLIAM J.

RYAN BESSEMER Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. for William J. Ryan, 82, pioneer resident who died early yesterday at the Divine Infant Hospital. Services will be solemnized at the St. Sebastian Catholic Church at a requiem High Mass to be celebrated by the Rev.

Michael Hale, Nahma, cousin of the deceased. Burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery. The remains are at the Frick- Zielinski a Home which Parish rosary devotions are scheduled for tonight at 7, and the Holy Name Society and the Knights of Columbus will meet at the funeral home at 7:15 for rosary devotions. National Bowling Loop Is Starting Next Week BESSEMER The a i a Men's Bowling League organized with eight teams. Bowling will start on Monday and Tuesday evenings, next week, with the following schedule: Monday 6:45 p.m.--Kelto and Velins vs Tasty Bread team; and Gogebic Oil vs The Bet.

Tuesday at 6:45 m. Holy Name Society vs Abelman's; and White Birch vs Scrooges. Legion Auxiliary Opens New Season on Tuesday -BESSEMER The auxiliary of tha Gedda-Cychosz Post American will resume meetings after the summer recess on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the post club rooms. SATIN THE LATIX WONDER PAINT You can easily and quickly decorate an entire room, ail with a single purchase of SPRED SATIN.

There are no special thinnerj and brash cleaners to buy. You get luxurious lastins satin beauty, Suttrtsntstd washable. rolleri. Paint yon cleaned in ptean. Start or Kith water.

stop anywhere. No taps, fte brabnurlu. OLO5S latex thi Mtchut tutor twle SP8EI SATIN easy-to-use enamel that dries in Va hour and gives kitchens, roomt--all xroochvork the glowmit u) depth of hucreutt iv subdued jclou. WAKEFIELD Lumber Fuel Co. Wakefield, Mich.

Sunday Lake St. Phone 7891 SCHOLARSHIP Robert G. Schttte, soa of Mrs. Marie Schiltz, Wakeffetd Briefs The Church School of the First Lutheran Church, will hold class sessions, Saturday at 9 a.m. at the church.

Any child interested joining the school is invited to attend. The choir of" the Immanuel Lutheran Church will bold a practice- session Tuesday at 7 at the church. Carl E. Nelson is the choir director. New members are invited to join the choir.

The Ladies Aid of the Immanuel Lutheran Church will hold a bake sale at the church Wednesday, Sept. 17 beginning at 11 a.m. at the church. Goodies of all types, nationally known Swedish breads will be featured. The public is ia- vited.

Song services will be held at the Apostolic- Lutheran Church ia Wakefield, Sunday at 7 pjn. The Hancock Wakefield. granted the State Board of Education Scholarship the School year 1958r59. He was graduated, from Wakefield, High School in June. The scholarship was granted from Northern.

Michigan College, Marquette, where Robert is enrolling this fall as a music major, and plans to teach high, school music after graduation. He maintained a high scholastic- record during his four years high, school, and was president of his graduating class. He also served as class vice president during his freshman year, and secretary in his junior year. In the sports activities, he played basketball, football and baseball for one year of each, and played tennis his first three years of high school. Being a member of the Cardinal Ski Club, he also served on the Ski Patrol at Mount Joy in Wakefield last winter.

Having a Junior and Senior Life Saying Certificate and a Red Cross First Aid Certificate, he was employed as life guard at Eddy Park in Wakefield during the summer. Robert was busy during his four years of high school as a member of the Future Teachers of America Club. For two years, he was a member of the Modern Music Masters Honor Society, and was awarded the top Arion Award in Music at the All Honors Assembly. He had the male lead in his senior class play. He was a member of the Conservation Club for two years, in the -High School Chorus, was the editor of the school paper, did photo work on the annual, a member and officer of the High School Photo Club for three years, took a District Superior rating in High School forensics and was a member of the High School Band for four years.

He played drums in various school I functions and social activities, and also played drums and accordion on various programs, winning district and Upper Peainsula honofs on many occasions. Robert is also a member of the Wakefield Immanuel Lutheran Church, and has taken part in several church activities. public is iavited. Church has begun at the Apostolic Luth- eraa Church, with sessions each Sunday at 10 a.m. All children are welcome to attend.

The confirmation class ol the Bethany Lutheran. Church will meet Saturday at 10 a.m. at the church. The church board and the officers of the various organizations Of the Bethany Lutheran Church wiH meet Saturday at p.m. in the church to prepare the- parish program for the year.

All heads of organizations are urged to attend this important meeting. Miss Votesano Finishes Practical Nurse Course WAKEFIELD--Mass Peggy Yal- esano, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richaid Vatesano, Wakefield, was graduated from the School of Practical Nursing at the- Northern Michigan College: of Education, Marquette Thursday at 2 p.m. at the ceremonies held at the college.

Miss Valesano was graduated from Wakefield High School in June 1957 and attended the Practical Nursing; School for a year including, aa eight month training, session at the Memorial Hospital in Iron Mountain. Following her graduation she will be employed as Practical Nurge at the Divine Infant Hospital in Wakefield. Attending the graduation exercises on Thursday, were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hichard Valesano and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Steve Bordano, Mr. and Mrs. William Artwich. and Mrs.

John, Cap-' po. Social activities will entertain after the business session and refreshments will be served by Mrs. Carl Berling, Mrs. John Bartim, Mrs. Robert Burt, Mrs.

Louis Adams, and Mrs. Albert Annear. Confirmation Class to Be Organized Saturday R-- Confirmation classes of the Sharon Lutheran Church will be organized Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at the church. Students enrolling should be 14 years old in 1958 or in the ninth grade of public school.

Luther Leaguers will meet Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the church for transportation to Ironwood where the Area Youth Training session for the Evangelism Mission will convene at the Salem. Lutheran Church at 3 p.m. St. Paul's Church School Classes Start Saturday BESSEMER--St.

Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church school classes will be resumed after the summer recess, on Saturday at 10:45 a.m. The confirmation class will also be organized at this time. Mrs. Leonard Erickson, Sunday School Superintendent, notes that children who are 14 years of age or of ninth grade level, are eligible to 'enroll in the confirmation class. WAKEFIELD THEATRE Showing Twice, Last Time Tonight JOHN SAXON in "SUMMER LOVE" Showing Once at 8:00 "THE SPACE CHILDREN" Students Leave For at WAKEFIELD Robert Schiltz, son of Mrs Marie Schiltz, ano James Mateofsky, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Mateofsky left Wednesday for Northern Michigan College of Education, Marquette, where they have enrolled as students for the coming fall sessions. Both boys, former members of the Wakefield High School Band, have been accepted as -members of the college Marching Band in Marquette. They were accompanied to Marquette by Mrs. Mateofsky, who returned Wednesday afternoon.

WSCS to Have Meeting, Supper at Trezise Homer WAKEFIELD--The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church will meet Wed- Sept. 17 at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.

L. Trezise. Co-hostesses for the meeting are Mrs. Maurice Bye and Mrs. Trezise.

On Wednesday from 5 to 6:30 p.m. a supper will be served at the Trezise home. Friends are invited. Man Drowned on Lake MONROE (AP)--Williams Phillips, 47, of Lincoln Park, drowned Wednesday off Brest Bay in Lake Erie near Monroe when his fishing boat capsized. Saturday and Sunday Showing Twice at 6:45 and 9:00 Matinee Sunday al 2:00 SAVE Regular Gasoline Q1.9' mm I PER GAL Tax Included Without Premiums GO WEBB More Go per Gallon LAMONT'S WEBB SERVICE US2 Lowell Ironwood HURLEY WEBB SERVICE Eino Kuutisto US 51 HurUy, Wis.v Bazaar Plans Are Complete i for the annual church bazaar to be held in the church parlors of the Immaculate Conception Church on Sept.

ZT and 28-, were completed at the meeting of the Altar and Rosary hejd, YKednejsday evening witte'Misv Bwafcr siding. Mrs. John. Detaxet was named chairman, and 5irs. DJaaitroif as co-chairman for the bazaar.

Din- will be served on. Sept, 28 from 4 to 7 p.m. in charge; of Mss. Josephine D'Aatonio ami Mrs, A. dining, room co- chair maa are VUillis.

Harvey and. Miss, Joajj, Lepiaski. The bazaar will begin, Saturday, Sept. 27 at S. y.m.

Mrs. Aafejn Jur- kovielx is chairman, ia charge of the. various booths, Tba Circle, and: their chairman; for the event are follows: Circle No. 1, meat A. Maki; Circle 2, Couatcy Store.

Mrs, Thomas Circle NO. 3. Parcel Post, Mrs. A. Kerfces and Mrs.

C- Halberg; Circle No. 4, Wonder Mrs. A- Circle No. 5, Baked, Badowski. A card and, novelty booth will be in.

charge of Mrs. 'LiUiaa Hook. Tie refreshment stand, will be open from 3 p.m. until closing each day. Hostesses Car Wednesday night meetiog.

included Mrs. A. assisted by Mrs. Leonard Juiien. Mrs.

A. Jurkovich, Mrs, M. Mrs. R. Kanto and Mrs.

F. Wakefield Chamber Seek Betterment Ideas WAKEFIELD--Presidents of; all orgaaizatioas have beea invited to. with the local Chamber of Commerce on Sept 3 ia the council, rooms at 7:3.0 to discuss plans for the betterment of the city and to- present any ideas- to dra-w? shoppers to the city. August Tifoeri, president ot the Chamber, urges all presidents or chairman to attend. Bears Seeking Fifth Victory By TUE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Chicago Bears seek their fifth, straight victory tonight as three games kick off another full weekend schedule of warmup tor National Football More than, are expected at Chicago's i Field" to tfae rejuvenated Midway Monsters meet the Cleveland Browas.

the 13th annual Armed Forces Game. Other tonight match the Chicago Cardinals tt-2-i) and. the Steelers at St. tine Sao Francistco 49ers (3-1) and the Rams at Los Angeles. Saturday night it's Cetrc4t OW vs Philadelphia Norman, and Greeft Bay (2.1) vs Washington 2-8 at Winston Salem, N.

C. New York (i-3) is at Baltimore ft34 Sunday afternoon. State Golfer Bows SAN FRANCISCO Kocsis. of Royal Oat, was eliminated Thursday in quarterfinal play in the 5Stfa national amateur golf championship, Kocsis, who was runner-'UP in 1956 to Harvie Ward rf San Fran- cisco, was beaten by Torn Aaron ol Gainesville, 7 and i i -i 15-Year-Old Brooklyn Boy Wins Chess Honor PORTOROZ, Yugoslavia (AP)-Bobby Fischer, the 15-year-old Brooklyn wonder kid, his the distinction today of being tha youngest Grand Master in the long history of chess. Bobby achieved the title Thursday night when he wound up fifth in the slx-week international chess tournament set up to determine six potential challengers for the world title.

Wagner's opera, "The Ring of the Nibelung," is composed of four separate music dramas. Similar characters and musical themes link the four together. BREAKFASTS! DINNERS! You name it, we've got it! the best meals on the Dining Room Open from 5:30 A.M. on FINDLEY'S WAKiFfiLD HOTEL From 6:00 A.M. to 1:00 A.M- Ago Khoo to Return CAMBRIDGE, Mass.

(AP)--The Aga ICahn, 21-year-old spiritual leader of- 20 million Moslems of the Ismali sect is. coming back to Harvard to, complete his studies in oriental history arid economics. When the previous Aga Khan died in July, 195Z the young prince had just finished bis. junior year. Prison to Get Priest DETROIT (AP7--The Rev.

Malcolm Maloaey, a priest of the Capuchin, order, wall become Marquette State. Prison's, first full-time Catholic chaplain Sept. 22. Until now the Catholic chaplaincy at Marquette has been handled on a part-time basis by the" Marquette. diocesan director for charities, W.

C. Handy, composer at "The St. Louis Blues" and other musical classics, was a very religious man. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and wrote many spirituals. Brown's Cafe Exceptional FOR BREAKFAST.

DINNER, LUNGH OH THAT EVENING SKAGK YOV cyurr DO BETTER THAN TO DINE AT BROWN CAFE THEY COMBINE THE FWBBST QUALITY PERFECT ATMOSPHERE AND A FAIR BR1CE TO PLEASE EVERYONE WHETHER YOITVE A HUMBLE OR HARDY APPETITE YOU'LL COME AWAY FROM BROWN'S WELL SATISFIED YEP. TREAT YOURSELF TQ THE BEST DINE AT BROWN'S. Brown's Cafe Exceptionaie FME PARKING BESSEMER PHONf 9141 NOTICE Members, Pensioners, Men on Layoff Status Peterson Mine Union Local 3547 CORDIALLY INVITED TO A BANQUET AT THE IRONWOOD ARMORY SATURDAY, SEPT. 13 BANQUET SERVED 5-7 DANCING FOLLOWS Gordon tessemer, for FREE Tickets SHACK SPECIALS Sic lineal foot Softwood Flooring wIL 13c bd. ft up Economy Shiplap 8c SLIGHT ADDITIONAL HAULING CHARGE WALLBOARD PIASTER thick $1.60 INSULATION BOARD-4x7 sheets thick $1796 PLYWOOD PANELS-4x8 sheets-i" thick $3.84 INSULATION FIBERGLAS BLANKET-100 Foot RoH POURING WOOL-covers 15 sq.

thick MICA PELLETS $1.60 ROOFING-SIDING FELT, large roll $3.75 Q45lb. ROLL ROOFING, 100'per roll $2.75 ROLL BRICK SIDING $5.90 90 Ib. MINERAL SURFACED ROOFING $4.50 ROSIN PAPER, 500'per roH $3.30 4 LIGHT BARN SASH, $2.49 roll roll roll roll roll each Aluminum Combination STORM DOORS This includes lock, door chock, and all necessary hardware it eliminates all changing of storm and screen panels just slide the panels into the correct position in the event of snow or rain. Originally Priced at $52.00 47 50 THE MORE YOU THE MORE YOU SAVE! STEIGER BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Just Off U.S.

2 Bessemer, Michigan Phone 7-2421.