Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 23]

Saturday, April 24, 1954

Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Feaster
and son, Lawrence, of 606 E. Ken
nelworth Ave., enjoying the perfect Easter weather.

CAREER ESSAY
EARNS $25 |

@ Douglas L. Wright,. 817 E.
Pasadena Ave., 17-year-old senior ot Northern High School,
today has a $25. savings bond
that will help him to ~become:a
~dentist.

He was awarded. the~ bond for~

writing the best essay in a con
test sponsored by the Urban
~League as a part of its annual
Career Clinic -Saturday. in St.
John Street Community Center.

It was titled. ~~~My Career and the
Preparation I Am Making for it.~

Awarded a pen tand pencil set
fcr the seeond. best essay. was
Nancy L. Monzoe, Northern High
School, and a leather case for
third best went to. June Roberts,.Emerson Junior. High School.

Douglas wrote that ~~when
first began thinking about my occupation, I'-was primarily interested in. dentistry, which I have
chosen for my life~s career. I
didn~t, however, choose it without
first looking -into other fields.
Voeationa] ~literature provided a
source by which I was able to
compare various careers. Interviews with people working in
these fields also helped me make
my decision.~

He said he. started, working ~as
a janitor for a dentist and soon
was assisting him in his office
~and laboratory. Expected~ to help
pay for his college education is
a savings fund to which he contributes a, percentage of his earnings cach week.

Three members of the league~s
Future Nurses Club presented. a
skit,

red with ~persons representing~
nursing, life insurance, medicine)
and law.

INDUSTRIAL |
HARDWARE

4026 INDUSTRIAL
PHONE 4-1092_

Boydell Paints
Sporting Goods
Smell Electrical
Appliances
Garden Seeds
Lawn Seeds
Fertilizer.
FREE, DELIVERY, SERVICE. |
8:00. A. M. To 6:00 P. M:

Page Three

* | City Manager,

Ij

~Who Got the Job,~ at, the,
career program. Stadents: confers,

\Chirgwin Submiis
~Prepesed Budget

Harold Chirgwin
| submitted to the City |Commission

|a proposed City budget~ of
| $5,937,497.
Among other things, Chirewn,;récommended an addition of -ten
men each to the Polite and Fine
| Departments and boosts im wages.

Chirgwin = said, ~Expansion
within. many of the departments!
must be permitted and provided |
for in the very near future
order to keep pace

'for increased services.~~

for further
mendation.

Friends Of The
Library Produce
10,000 Signatures

Mrs. Charles: D. | ~rawford,
president of The Friends of The
Library, received petitions from
| Mrs.. Caroline Hartwell bearing
more than 10,000 signatures favoring a downtown site for the
new main library. |

The grcup met at the International Institute Tuesday night.

study ond

Scientists say more. than a million earthquakes occur in the world

-in{~
with the|'
City~s growth and the demand! -

| The proposed budget was re-|.
ferred to the Finance) Committee | ~
recom-| |

THE BRONZE REPORTER

Mr. Arnold Fields ~and
Michael, 1462 Florida Ave.,

son,
~strol.

| ling down the Avenue,~

2

Play Set

~The Indian |Captive~~ is the
name of the Children~s Theatre
presentation of | the Community

Players,, sponsored bythe Hie
mentary Principals, to be given

High School auditorium.-~
Tickets are now available in

each year, but only a fraction are
recorded

Childrens Theatre

on April 24 at 10 a.m. at Central:

<i the last balfeentury, the |
"2.gasapeake and Ohio Railway has
4é7iled more than 330 million tens.. coal at its piers at Newpert
News. Va., enough to make up e@
zingle trainload ef hopper care
| 91,683 miles long, or. twice arewad
| the globe ah the equator. |

Loomis Hobbies
1508 S. Saginaw ~St.
EVINRUDE MOTORS-BOATS
Paint & Marine Supplies
Phone: 3-2971 -.
Lionel: Trains - Hobby Supplies ~

Qpen Evenings
' And Sundays

*

]

FLINT~S. MOST BEAU; UL
FLORIST BRAUTIK
WELCOMES YOU)

DELIVERY

FLORIST

1200 N. Saginaw
Phone 4-2631

We Specialize In:
@ WEDDINGS

e PARTIES

~ FUNERAL FLORAL
ARRANGEMENTS

SERVICE

schools. Children 15c; Adults 25e

1425 South Saginew

Enjoy It in A Reconditioned Used Car From

uick South Lot

Phone 4-1691

THE BEST

CARS

Pretty Metallic | Green and

1953 CHEVROLET

2 Door Seden

$1395~

fully epnipped,

|
|
|
|

Glossy Green With Radio,
- Dynaflow.

[1951 BUICK. SPECIAL

Heater, and

Just; Like. New.

f dra-matig..

__ sigs
1953 OLDS "88"

4.Door. Sedan

A Lovely, Tew. lrone Green Finish.

$2045"

Hy
2

~ ~

STOP & SEE
US TODAY

ART SAMSON

DUANE HOSLER

~The Lowest Prices! |

1953

fo~

A Pretty
lessly Cle
Price to)
Powered
Engine.

of the wi

give

eek at

FORD! Club Coupe
Dark Blue Finish and \a Spotan Interior. Combine with a Low

you an Outstanding Buy.

iby a smooth a 8 Cylinder
We choose this

ne as the buy
only

*1395~~_

In
cellent Rubber.

Exceptionally

1951 International ~

Half Ton Pick Up

Good Condition. Ex
| 645~

1952

Lovely
5 with Acc

OLDS "88"

Deluxe 4 Door Sedan

~ Two-tone, Green Finish. Loaded
essories, Priced Low at

~1Sg35"

EOE ET

We Have 150 Cars In Stock To. Chease Seem. BU Makes rma Models.
if Hi We Don~ t Have Your Choice At Our Location, We \

Get It For You.