Traverse City Record-Eagle from Traverse City, Michigan • Page 11

B4AGU, CITY, MICHIGAN n-Trrrrrii i i Want Ad Section PAGE ELEVEN 1t4B PONTIAC I PMienter Private owner, deluxe, radio, beater, low mileage. Excellent nraalng condition. $1325.00. 122 B. NinU or Phone 1941-M.

1947 BUICK Convertible Roadmaster A-l condition. 14,000 miles. All accessories. Will consider good conditioned car on trade in. Also will arrange financing.

Call for appointment. 1MO BUICK SPECIAL. Very good condition. Call 2815. COMPLETE SHOP SERVICE plo Biting, crankshaft Allen boring, bearings cylinder reborlng.

valve and mealing, brake drum toraug, brake iboei reiined. Ex workmaoihtp. FOCHTMAN MOTOR COMPANY 400 W. Front St. 1M9 FORD COUPE.

One owner. Very clean. Willys Jeep. Better than average. Both priced for quick vale.

I tales tax. 211 Bay St 14-Automotive TO IfMURI permet Job your piiloni KOCTHBR IZED- An proem by Vochtman Motor Co. Ask your mrnn warding KOBTH BK1ZING. 1990 DODGE tuddr. Good clean car Inside and out.

Good tires, large heater, radio, automatic back up light, turn signals, windshield washer, and many other extras Call 2001-W or can be seen at Cornell Engine Rebuilders. 1941 I clean car. Very good condition. Good motor and tires Call Glen Arbor 2428. FORD, CHEVROLET, DODGE, PLYMOUTH OWNERS! Rebuilt Uoton cott less at Wards.

Full; Ktiaranted Juit oiw ear! Rebuilt with top grade new Mil reflnished parts. Quick installation arranged--ask about easy monthly payment plan. MONTGOMERY WARD Get Big Fish Two big fish have been taken by local sportsmen in ice fishing activities on lakes in this area this week. Pete Taylor of 136 East Fifteenth street tied into a lunker great northern pike while spear- inc on Boardman lake. His trophy weighed 15 1-4 pounds, measured 38 inches in length and had a 17- inch" girth.

Paul F. Garwood of R. 2, fishing for walleyed pike on Silver lake Thursday with a shiner minnow as bait, landed a huge perch which measured 15 inches and weighed 2 1-4 pounds. An elephant in the Rome, Italy, zoo bore a 275-pound baby. Committees to Make Up Slates Two three-man nominating com mittees today began their task preparing slates of candidates fo: Chamber of Commerce offices fol lowing formation of the committees at a general membership meeting Thursday evening in the Chamber conference room.

The No. 1 nominating committee is composed of Arnie Bonn as chair man, Harry Hibbard. and Bruce Needham. C. A.

Kidder Is chair man of committee No. 2, with E. Sherk and Paul Alpers as mem bers. Each of the committees wil select a slate of candidates for the Chamber presidency and three members of the board of directors The slates will be presented at the 35th annual meeting of the Cham ber on January 23 at the Park Place hotel, at which time balloting will be held to elect officers for the coming year. Retiring members of the board whose successors will be named ai the annual meeting are Lea Bieder- roan, Bert Harris and Del Zimmerman, with Kenneth Watson the retiring president.

Holdover board members are Bruce Needham, James Clune and William Smeth- ells. Hospital Staff to Hear Dr. Drews Dr. Robert S. Drew, a Detroit practicing physician and lecturer on mental hygiene, will address mem- ers the staff of the Traverse 3ity state hospital at a meeting Saturday morning.

Dr. Drews will discuss the psy- CHECK THESE MONEY-SAVING WEEK-END FEATURES I PERFECT QUALITY NYLONS Hurry! They won't last long. Full fashioned nylons at an unbelievably low price. Perfect quality wonderful buy! Mist, Dawn, Dusk 51 15 denier. 11.

PEBBLE CREPE BLOUSES Tailored rayon blouses that look much more than the tiny price. Stock up now at Penney's low, low $1.00. White and pastels. Sizes 32 40. ATTENTION LADIES! Wo now carry McCalls printed for your convenience.

25e 35c 50c. Wo also have advance patterns at 15c 25c 35c. TERRY TOWELS 43c jreal value! Thick thirsty terry towels In delicate pastel plaids. Matehinr Wash Cl or 25c 27" WHITE OUTING FLANNEL 5 yds. for $1 SOLID COLOR CHENILLE SPREAD 4.98 up now and save! quality.

budget priced! Thick, fluffy, close tufted chenille with 4" bullion fringe. Decorator colors. Twin and full sizes. 81 108 PENCO SHEETS 319 Penney's own top quality muslins give long wear Snowy softness, outstanding value! 3 LB. ALL WOOL BLANKET 8 90 Soft, new wool three pounds of it! Cuddly sleep-inviting a Wonderful decorator colors! And, look, 5-year moth damage guarantee! 72" Bis color choice COTTON SHEET BLANKETS 2.29 Just the fleecy warmth you want in sheet blankets full 70 size.

AT PENNEY'S chosomatic of inedicln with members of the hospital's med ical staff In his appearance here He has addressed the local hospita staff on several previoui occasions Prior to coming here Dr. Dre-w will address Harbor Springs schoo teachers and will speak in Petos key this evening in the second three lectures sponsored by the Tri County chapter of the Michigan Society tor Mental Hygiene. JANUARY Two Members Kicked Out by State Senate (Continued from Page One) fraud. Both 'served prison term and Diggs still js on parole. Diggs said after his senate re jection that he may urge his son Charles C.

Diggs, a Worlt War air force veteran, to seek the third district senate post. Diggi and WilkowskI both were presen on the sidelines when the voting sealed their fate. Sen. Charles Blondy, Detroit Democratic floor leader, openlj charged Republicans with racia prejudice in refusing to seat Diggi but he was hotly disputed by Sen Frank Heath, Bay City, sponsor of the Diggs ouster resolution. served four terms prior to his conviction while Wilkowski had served five terms in the senate, in eluding two after his conviction He -nas a member the previous senate.

Sen. George N. Higgins, Fern dale, explained he opposed seating Diggs but would agree to seat Wil kowski because the latter was per mitted to sit after his conviction and voters in his district had no reason to believe he might not be seated again. Sen. Edward Hutchnson, Fennville, declared, however, that the present senate would not be bound to decisions of the previous senates and he advocated refusing to seat either man.

Higgins and Greene were joined iy one other Republican, Sen. Felix H. H. Flynn, Cadillac, in voting to eat Wilkowski. Following disposition of the Diggs and Wilkowski resolutions, the senate joined the house in adjourning intil next Monday night.

Check Chargi Charged with issuing a check with Insufficient funds, Luezern G. Dickson of Lirwood, demanded examination when ar- aigned before Judge James Fitpatrick in municipal court this morning. The examination was set for January 19, and Dickson was remanded to jail atter failing to furnish 1500 bond. Dickson allegedly purchased cher- ies locally last July 27 and paid tor them with a check for issued on the Peoples National Bank of Bay City. He was returned here face trial by the sheriff's department following his apprehension in Bay City.

Priests Ordered to Leave Rotary VATICAN CITY, Jan. --Rotary clubs do not enjoy the piritual sanction of the Roman Catholic church, but Catholic laymen who belong can decide for herasehes whether to resign or their membership, Vatican sources said today. This information was given in clarifying yesterday's Vatican decree forbidding Catholic priests, as apart from Catholic laymen, from belonging to Rotary clubs. Vatican sources said the decree, printed in the official newspaper Osservatore Romano, was a warning and a reminder to the clergy "to remain in their own spiritual and religious fields of action." These sources said Catholics in the T. and Canada may belong and continue their membership if Mrs.

Craven of Mesick Dies ettte Hear The Fabulous SENATOR DUDLEY J. LEBLANC at to tendered a mognifitent HOLLYWOOD TESTIMONIAL DINNER HollywMd Stars, ParttdpfltiBj, iiKfcfo JUDY GARLAND, M.C GROUCHO MARX 1 WC DAMONC i MME KARl Station WTCM 10:30 P.M. Sirs. Margaret Craven died Thursday evening at her home near Jlesick. Mrs Craven was born June 5th, 1 1S95, at Fletcher Lake, and when six years old located near Harlan with her parents.

March 2Sth, 1912, she was married to Lee Craven in Jlams- tee. Surviving, besides her husband, aie two sons, LaVern of Hemlock and Royce at home; daughters, Mrs. Charles Wilber of this citj- and Miss Nyla Craven at home; five grandchildren and three brothers, Guy Leffel, Pontiac; Earl Traverse City and Ernest Flint. Four sisters and a brother preceded her in death The body was tiken to the Nugent Funeral home in Mesick and services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the "Harlan church anfl burial will be made in tlie Harlan cemetery. Hard Times Party Tonight A hard times benefit dancing party sponsored the local Civil Air Patrol squadron will be held at the Legion home on Cass street this evening, starting at 8 00 m.

The event ixill continue unti! 12 30, and the program will include both round and square dancing, with Clarence Gilson serving as the caller. Music will be furnish- by Fred Korb and his Ramblers Tickets will be sold at the door, with the admission 50 cents per person. All proceeds derived from the dance be used to defray expenses in carrying on the Chil Air "'atrol program of the local unit. The human heart rests more han it beats. heir local bishops approve.

The president of the Rotary Interna- ional is Arthur Laguex, Quebec, banker and Catholic. YOU KNOW that the INDEPENDENT GROCERS of this nation operate of all food stores and, according to latest estimates, 1,016,721 proprietors and full time clerks are employed in the Independent food field? SEE YOUR INDEPENDENT GROCER For the best in Food, Courteous attention and full appreciation! GUSTAF'S GROCERY 525 So. Union St. PREVO'S SUPER MARKET 905 E. 8th St.

SLEDER'S FOODS 144 E. Front St. WHITMAN'S GROCERY 548 E. 8th St EAST SIDE BEVERAGE 544 E. 8th St.

EDDIE'S GROCERY 925 E. Front St. ELMWOOD CASH CARRY 319 N. Elmwood Ave. BIBBY'S FOOD MARKET 709 Wads worth St.

RUFLI'S FOOD MARKET 121 So. Union St. FRIENDLY FOOD MARKET 901 Washington St. This Week We Award to: Mrs. LELAND GEORGE, 202 W.

15th St. 1 Ib. "ALPHA" Butter MRS. ROLAND PELTON, Route 3 1 Ib. "ALPHA" Butter MRS.

OWEN INMAN, Route 4 2 qts. IDEAL Milk MRS. CHARLES HARRIS. Route 2 qts. IDEAL Milk Ask for Hours Fresher MRS.

PATRICK ROBINSON. Route 1 Kellogg Variety Package MRS. EDWIN SANBORN, 426 N. Spruce St. Jar of Shedd's Peanut Butter MRS.

WINIFRED EDWARDS, Route 4 Ctn. of Nelson's Cloverdale Cottage Cheese MRS. WAYNE SAUNDERS, Route 4 5 Ibs. Lily White Enriched Flour TRADE INDEPENDENT More More Riding Ease! SEE THE NEW 1951 Plymouth WITH "SAFETY-FIOW RIDE" ON DISPLAY IN OUR SHOW ROOMS-SAL, JAN. 13th HOCKSTAD MOTOR SALES PLYMOUTH DESOTO 308 E.

FRONT SWEDE'S SERVICE DODGE PLYMOUTH 436 W. FRONT WATSON STOWE, INC. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 139 STATE or.