Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 17]

That the circus lives.on as

a cherished medium: of enter
tainment in America will be proved at the IMA Auditorium
in-Flint the week of January 20-26, when the fourteenth
annual Flint Shrine-Polack Bros. circus is presented-in a total

of 15 performances.

Afternoon and night shows
will be given each day at 2:30
and 8:15, with a special Saturday morning matinee scheduled
fr the final day a 10:00,

Through the generosity of ticket donors, throngs of children
otherwise unable to see the circus will be guests at the school
day and Saturday morning matinees.:

Here are the highlights of this
years fabulous new edition of
the circus:

The Hawthorn Wild Animal
Fantasy comprising leapords,
white-wolves and a zebra, the
Bertram Mills Chimpanzees from
Great Britain~s leading circus,
the Paramount Bears and the
Besalou_ Baby Elephants with
Baby Opal.

Exciting aerial exploits by
Josepphine Berosini, the Flying

Metro Beach
Open To Public

Ideal ice and snow conditions g
are bringing peak crowds to |%

Huron-Clinton Metropolitan Authority parks, K. L. Hallenbeck,
Authority Director, said today.

He noted that the parks
were equipped to clear roads
to fishing and skating sites
within a few hours after even
a ten-inch snowfall.

~Fishermen were on the ice
On Lake St. Clair at Metropolitan Beach at 7:30 Thursday
morning, within an hour after
our plows began clearing the
Metropolitan Parkway and the
parking lot,~ he said.

Tractors with rotary brushes
are used at Metropolitan Beach,
Kensington Metropolitan -Park
and Lower Huron Metropolitan
Park to clear skating rinks rap
Aggies Victors
Over Virginia

GREENSBORO, N. C.~The
A &-.T College Aggies too the
fifth straight win of the season
in defeating Virginia State College of Petersburg, 63-51, in a
conference basketball game here
Saturday night at the Charles
Moore Gymnasium.

It was the Aggie defense,
_ rated number. five ~among the
smaller colleges of the nation,
which proved the main factor in
the win..

Vincent Miller and Bob Hollingsworth were the main cogs
in holding the previously high
scoring Virginians well in check
for most of the evening.

Palacios, the Rose Géld Trio, the
Cloud Swing. Girls and Barbette~s Aerialovelies.. -

New acrobatic features, including the Five Fredonias, the
Lacy Troupe, the Four Kelroys,
Barbette~s ~Balancerinas and,
with a definite accent on comedy, the Original Gutis and the
Thret Lorandos, plus an entirely
new contingent of clowns head
~ed by Gene Randow.

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Detroit Tigers scout Ed Katalinas has signed two Pennsylvania prospects to minor league
contracts with Augusta it was
announced today.

Robert Quinn, a distance hit
ter from Linfield, and Phillip
Kliewer; a 6 ft., 2 inch southpaw from Lancaster, will join -
the Tiger's Class A SALLY
League team for spring train-.

AROUND XMAS TREE (left)
to richt) Mrs. George Bowdite,
196 Bondale; Mrs. R, Todd, 142

ae Tigers Sign ~ Two Rookies

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~Teachers College, and played.on

Quinn began his career inthe 1956 All East American:1954, with the Class D Pulaski Legion~ team..

team in the Appalachian League. hygiene... che:

He played. with Salt Lake City,
Matton, ~Ill, and Pulaski during~

the 1955 season.

Last year. he reporied to
spring training but decided to
return home, and was given his
cutright release.

Kliewer is an 18-year-old.
freshman at Millersville State

Eartmoor; Mrs. Ruby McGee,
452 Ditmar: and Mrs. Emma.
Gandy, 404 S. Saginaw St.

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The grant..will -be. used
for an eight-week institute
beginning on or about June
15, 1957.

In announcing the grant,
foundation officials - said,
~There is now general acceptance of the key role

_ our science and mathematits teachers play in in
creasing our technical potential,,

He won 11 and lost two games

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~ competition and had -a 23-7

Legion record, including three

no-hitters,

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