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‘MIGHTY MAC’ IS KING — Mictiigan’s ptide, the newly- dedicated Mackinac Bridge, soars majestically 552 feet over the
ft.; Length of main span — 3,800 ft.; Height of main towers above a New Monarch _ rt.
water — S82 ft.; Piers below water — 206 ft.; Minimum clearance
~~ 148 ft.;. Total length of cable
$100,000,000 and Cone wire — 42,000 miles. ‘Big Mac’
in the world. “It cost
‘Over 4 period of three years.
Cyril? He’s Our Sea Lion; Mickey Wright
Canadians Don’t Think So |ncreases lead TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI)—A heated)who was captured yesterday by I understand there's an old English| Fires
international incident loomed today’ the director of the Toledo Zoo.
between the United States and Cyril, also known as Zal, Slip- animal escapes he becomes the}
Canada over Cyril the Sea Lion, pery or Sinbad—escaped from the property of anyone who captures,
—~*London, Ont.,
Hospital Union |
Fights Pay Cut Proposes Board Halt
Its Payments to Fund
for Retirement Instead
The union representing employes
at Pontiac General Hospital yes-|
terday made a counter proposal to
the board’s plan to cut wages on
July 1.
Headed by President Samuel A.
Baker, a‘committee of Local 100,
American Federal of Municipal)
Employes, AFL-CIO, proposed that)
the board halt its payments in ihe|
workers’ retirement fund in lieu of
the wage cuts. |
Although no estimate of the |
savings this proposal would ef.
fect were given, the hospital |
presently contributes three per
cent of the payroll te the munici-
pal retirement fur.d on a match-
ing basis with the employes.
Harold B. Euler, acting hospital
director and trustee, told the union
representatives he doubted that
their proposal was legal.
However, he and the trustees’ |
personne] committee, headed by
William B. Babcock, told the union!
that they would present the plan
to the full board Monday night.
* * *
The pay cut; ranging from 5 to
20 per cent, goes into effect Tues-
day, July 1.
The trustees’ personnel com-
mittee told the union that it is
intent on using “every conceiv-
able means to reduce labor costs
as quickly as possible,”
The union leaders offered all help
_ short of the wage cut which is
designed to save $65,000 over the
next six months,
The possibility of a strike it the
union proposal is rejected was not
discussed, but Euler said earlier
he doubted that it would be legal
under a state law which bars such
action by municipal employes.
He said that the union wee a
about 100 of the 566 full time: hos-
pital employes. zoo June 17, swam
| down the Thames River into Lake
St. Clair, down the Detroit River
ltrito Lake Erie and covered about
|400 miles before recapture.
| * * *
| “Finders - keepers,’ Toledo Zoo
iDirector Phil Skeidon told a dele-
igation sent by the. London Public
\Utilities Commission last night.
Skeldon managed to fire two
| tranquilizer-doused. darts into the
nautical mammal when Cyril
showed up in Sandusky Bay.
Cyril escaped for the moment
but he was caught hours later
snoozing blissfully in a bath
house on the bay.
“Personally, I feel that the sea
lion belongs to Toledo,” Skeldon
isaid. “After all, he was captured
jin American waters: Beyond that,
x * *
‘Slippery, Come
Home, London
N eeds You’
LONDON. Ont. — A pe-
| tition to Cyril the sea lion,
urging him to return toe his
home in Lendon Zoo, is being
signed by residents todxy.
The petition, in the form of
a telegram addressed to Cyril
at Toledo Zoo, is in a down-
town furniture store.
It reads: “Slippery come
home, London needs you, 100,-
000 Londoners await your ar-
rival at Sterybook Gardens.
P.S. Don’t swim, transporta-
tion has been arrang
dust in case Toledo decides
to surrender Cyril, whom Lon-
doners call Slippery, there's a
second telegram gathering sig-
natures which reads:
“Thanks. for sending -Slip-
pery back. 100,000 Londoners
eagerly await his arrival. Best
wishes to the people of Toledo
Marriage Her Hobby?
BALTIMORE (AP)—Mrs, Doro-
five times within five years. Only
— was legal. The situation came
with receiving Army allotment
checks illegally from her fourth
| jhusband. ‘from the peerts of London.” | ~
thy: S, Smith, 30, was married.
one 6f them — to James Smith
to light when she was charged). \law which states that once a wild!
him.”
* * *
Earl Nichols, vice .chairman of
the London Utilities Commission,
jmaintained London could prove
ownership of Cyril through logic.
“London lost a sea_ lion,”
Nichols said. ‘The Toledo Zoo
captured a sea lien. There are no
other sea lions in the Great
Lak e s—therefore, the: sea lion
which Toledo captured must be
London's sea tion.”
Skeldon replied a ‘summit con-|
ference" would be necessary to
settle the issue and that Nichols
go back home and have the chair-
man, not the vice chairman, of the
London Public Utilities Commission
ichairman of the Toledo Zoological
|Board.
* * *
Nichols reminded Skeldon that a}
\London newspaper (The London)
‘Free Press) had offered a $200
reward for capture of the beast
who only cost $150 in the first:
place. A reporter of the newspaper
said he had the $200 in his pocket.
Skeldon was unmoved, Then |
| Nichols played his trump. He
; gave his “‘personal guarantee that
the Toledo Zoo will get another
| sea lion if we can have this one |
| back.” f
| Skeldon conceded it was a “fair | iar
‘offer, but it is out of my hands.
iThis has become an international ™,
lincident and will have to be taken’
‘up with the board.”
What about Cyril? Skeldon said,
the had broken out in spotches Mi
ifrom the stiff tranquilizer dose,
was in no condition to be moved
jand was under the care of a
\veterinarian. |
|
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by 7 Strokes
Mickey Wright threatened to
|make a runaway of the sixth an-
nual USGA Women's Open Golf
championship today at Forest —
Country Club.
The _long-hitting sroleesiona’
from Chula Vista, Calif., who held
a one-stroke lead over Uruguay's
Fay Crocker entering today's 36-
hole finale, fired a 3-under par
70 on this morning’s round to boost
her advantage to four shots.
Mickey’s 78, combined with
earlier rounds of 74 and 72, gives
her a S4-hole total of 219, four
below par. Women’s par at Fer-
| est Lake is 37-36—73.
| Her morning round is the second
lowest 18-hole score of the tourna-
ment. Miss Crocker, who shot a 68
yesterday for the tourney's best
score, slipped to a 76 this morning
but she still retains third place
with a 223 total. Louise Suggs
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Say They'll Set
Captives Free "Meanwhile, Ten U. S.,
2 Canadian Engineers
Held in Cuba
From Our News Wires
HAVANA, Cuba—Rebels
who kidnaped 10 U.S. and’
two Canadian engineers.
from a mining camp told
an American wife that the
men would be treated well
and released after a few
days.
“will use every means pos-
sible” to get the kidnaped
men back.
But he said the first step
was to see what the offi-
cers of the Moa Bay Mining
Co. was able to do.
x * *
“About 200 heavily-armed rebels.
swooped down from their moun-'
first deliberate attack against U.S.
tro’s brother, Raul.
The raid was said te be in
retaliation for alleged “U.S. aid
to the Cuban gevernment.” U.S.
officials said the rebels accused
the United States of supplying |
gasoline to the Cuban Air Force
from the U.S. Naval Base at
Guantanamo Bay, They said
| there was no information to sup-
j port the charge.
| Informed sources said the rebels
told the engineers “We are in-|
structed to kidnap all foreigners.
working on the project because of)
ithe help the U.S, government is
giving the Cuban army.” The reb-
els were said to have added ‘‘You
iwill be held in the hills a couple
of days.”
The 12 men were loaded onto
tracks and driven off under
armed escort. The rebels also
took 19 trucks and jeeps and
looted supplies of food and medi-
cine, Women and children at the
camp, about two miles from the
village of Moa on the north coast,
were not molested.
a rebel leader told her the men
alleged U. S. aid but they would
a few days.
* * *
Officials of the Moa Bay Mining,
Co, reportedly went into the hills’
to dicker for release of the en-
gineers. The officials expressed
confidence that Castro would turn
them loose when they pointed out!
in the United States
The rebels dramatized their
cause last February by kidnaping)
Juan Fangio, world champion,
12. T7-76- isaa28 jauto racing driver from Argen- night in a tent erected near a 288 tina, in. Havana’ and- releasing him
unharmed.
Smith said U. S. Consul Park
Wollan was investigating the ab-
Suction and would make a full re-
3| port. Wollan was ordered not to
itry to deal with the rebels, the
‘ambassador said,
Ah, ‘Tis Summer
at Last; High
? Tomorrow, 86
The weatherman promises fair)
jand warmer tonight and tomorrow.
The low tonight will be around 69.
* * *
"Mrs, Frank Thompson “Jr. *Margaret Watki .
*Amateurs., 88 -86-105-—279
Never Claimed Diploma
CHARL ESVILLE, Va. (AP)
Robert F. Kennedy, counsel for
the Senate committee investigat-
ing improper labor-management
activities, for seven years has
been without his law school di-
ploma, It has been resting in the
registrar's office at the Univer-
* «tye Tomorrow's high will climb to
near 86 but Monday will be a little
cooler. Today's west to southwest
iwinds at 10-15 miles an hour will
become 15-25 south to southwest
tomorrow. _
Showers or thundershowers are:
possible late Sunday and again
Tuesday or Wednesday,
* * *
-The lowest temperature in down-
town: Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. was
54 degrees. The reading was $1
‘Jat 1,p.m. . U.S. Ambassador Ear],
Smith warned last. night!
|that the U.S. government
tain hideouts Thursday night
against the mining project in the
citizens in Cuba, Official reports
said the raiders were led by Cas-
Mrs. John Schissler, wife of a:
kidnaped California engineer, said!
were taken in reprisal for the
be well cared for and released in,
that the incident was bad publicity Disagree on Adams
as Probe Continues
-WASHINGTON (UPI)—Republicans and Democrats
Boston promoter John Fox weakened or strengthened
the “influence” charges against presidential assistant
Sherman Adams.
Fox, who dropped several political bombshells in two
*hours on the witness stand
lyesterday,. prompted fresh
denials from the White
House of allegations link-
ling Adams with millionaire
Theater-Trippers _
Return to City
This Afternoon _ Bernard Goldfine. disagreed today on whether sensational testimony by/|- 1,000 Witness
Span Festival's
Colorful Climax
Hear Ceremony Over
Loudspeckers
From Our News Wires
MACKINAC BRIDGE —
Today was “D-Day” at the
Straits of Mackinac Bridge.
Army Secretary Wilber
The Pontiac Press's theater | White House Press EE
pers arrived in the city at 1 se/2ames C. Hagerty labeled: Fox's
,P. m. today, concluding a dazzling new charges as “ridiculous false-
\whirl. of play-going, dining and hoods.’’
‘and sight-seeing in New York City.| But Chairman Oren Harris (D-
: * wr
The evening was spent making [ere and — of the subcom-
‘last visits to favorite dining places ee ee ee : . Adams pulled strings with federal and a byt of last minute shopping. agencies in Goldfine’s behalf made
The trippers were still discuss- [no move to muzzle Fox. Harris re-
ing the festivities of last Thurs- jected a request for secret sessions
day night when a supper at Le- to hear the florid-faced financier.
one’s Restaurant gave them the Legislators speculated whether
opportunity to dine with many of | 4) rex testimony might not the stars they had seen during boomerang sympath the five nights of theater-going. fer the cae ete oat
The final play was “Who Was’ aide, M. Brucker dedicated the
100 million dollar span on
‘behalf of the United States
Government in ceremonies
held on “Mighty Mac.”
A thousand VIP’s witnessed the
colorful ceremonies at a grand-
Thousands of other spectators
heard it over loudspeakers in St.
Ignace and Mackinaw City, .
Alse taking part were Mack-
inac Bridge queens from Mich-
igan’s 83 counties.
They were to pull approximately |That Lady,” the newest comedy Fox, testifying under oath, said |
to open on Broadway and con- ,,
| sidered by many the patent they. i“ Goldfine boasted to him
seen.
The group left New York this}
morning by plane and reached.
Willow Run on two flights, at 1|
p.m. and 1:15 p.m. Buse: brought!
them to Pontiac Press Build-
ing for final goodbyes before
heading home.
Chrysler Awarded
‘Army Tank Contract. | WAS 3 ( Ss
Peale le ee asad as ler deny specifically that Goldfine
839,536 contract for the construc-| CY¢® stated im his presence that
tion of 900 M48 medium tanks. | Adams had P dome _
Work on-the contract wll be per- | onre ell the ee ‘ ee
formed in the government-owned with the Federal Trade Commis-
iplant at Newark, Del, and at, sion (FTC).
plants in Scranton, Pa., and Cen-| In a separate development, Fox
ter Line, Mich. raised eyebrows on Capitol Hill by
The Army said yesterday the,Swearing that Joseph P, Kennedy,
contracts will provide continued) millionaires father of Sen. John F. employment for about 1,400 work- EKenneds (D-Mass) gave him a half-
ers at the three _plants through| Million dollar loan after Fox's now-
March 1960. defunct Boston paper backed the
General Motors’ Allison Division|Younger Kennedy in 1952. Fox said
at Indianapolis, Ind, was given|he and Joseph Kennedy discussed
a $6. 536,600 contract doc i trans- such a loan over a drink the night
missions. ; | (€ontinued on Page 2, Col. 5) ords showed he rented both.
‘intervals to Adams before the for-
mer New
‘Hagerty, Adams denied having re-|
ceived such aid.
Adams also issued his second | —He had bought a house for
Adams to live in during his Wash-
ington stay. Adams denied it. Hag-
erty added that Adams had lived
in two houses here and city rec- *
—He had sent checks at regular
Hampshire governor
came to the White House. Through] beneath the bridge as the cere-
public statement in twe days to | two and one-half miles of green
ribbon from each side of, the
span to a point near the center
where it was to be knotted,
symbolizing the linking gf Mich-
igan’s Upper and Lower jolene
by steel and
And if ali
score of big Lakes p red
| blowing their big horns, will pass imonies reach their climax with
the unveiling ef qa bronze dedica-
ition plaque.
At the same time, sleek
| military planes will roar down
the middle of the Straits of
Mackinac and Navy and Coast
Guard vessels will fire their
guns in a_ gigantic military
salute to the bridge.
The formal ceremonies began at
11:30 am. and were to end about
1 p.m. when the guests were to be
served lunch on the bridge.
A plaque honoring the role labor
played in construction of the bridge
was to be dedicated on Pier No. 2
at 3 p.m.
Brucker, in his dedication ad-
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 4):
Bagwell Arrives in 1908 Olds:
Here's the Human | MACKINAC BRIDGE wW — Paul
2 Bagwell, Republican candidate *
for governor, says he made the
'250-mile drive to the Straits from
\Lansing in a 1908 Oldsmobile with-
e mishap.
| “Tt was a wonderful expe-
| rience,” he said as he chugged
inte St. Ignace Friday with his
| wife and some campaign assist-
ants after a two-day drive from
Lansing.
As scheduled. Bagwell
Side of
slept last
boy scout field kitchen outside St.
lIgnaee.
There wasn't a picket or a picket
sign in sight when 185 high school
musicians showed up at the bridge
yesterday for a concert.
The band from Interlochen Na-
tional Music Camp near Traverse
City didn’t know until a few
weeks ago whether it would per-
form at the bridge dedication,
An invitation sent out in April
brought a protest from the Ameri-
can Federation of Musicians, which
threatened to picket the perform-
ance. The union didn't like to |
see non-union talent perform to the j
exclusion of professional horn blow-
iers,
The invitation was withdrawn,
then reissued.
As it turned out, everybody
was happy. Several hundred *
heard the Interlochen band con-
cert on a St. Ignace ferry dock,;
enero H is
. Officials. will have to stand
through the official dedication cere:
mony today om the Mackinac
Bridge.
A. truck-trailer bringing 900
chairg to the bridge broke down
near Bay City, Strong of Traverse City.
7. : fe, ia
\ 4 i aN ES
as. chief at Cheboygan fair grounds.
the chief left to right: Linda Carison of Cheboygan:
gan,’ Barbara Dolan of Greenville; and Bridge Story
: AP Wirephote .
BIG CHIEF = General Chairman of the Mackinac Bridge
dedication committee Walker Cisler proudly sports the headgear’ .
~ given’him bythe Chickagami Indian-tribe when they inducted him
Pretty palefaces surrounding
‘Mrs: Michi-
— —s Valerie Thousands of Others
stand on the north anchorage pier. -
) pea ay be Se ee
.
Fair Skies Dominate contempt of Congress. Hutcheson
did not plead the Fifth Amend-
ment.
* * * tinue for two-to-four weeks.
—“ ‘New York, the elder Ken-
nedy’s office issued a statement de-
nying such a discussion took place forces. It appealed for some sort
of decisive action to deal with the
situation.
Accusing the United Nations of
TWO | el Boe ee JUNE-¢
Dems Resisting | A Je aska St te &B vei 4 Ch re : ea eres ea = 3 WASHINGYON (UPI) — Sen. Henry M. Jackson (Wash)|dent: the Senate would pass theyed, in two major tests of strength, City R r ition Pr r “ Pleat lit rh yer Re yr tae- Mpepmyeleitreed 2a ic measure, ES Woe beet ee, Fi Batt All £ itt Foreign Aid Hike that the ino would ee pn ae of the ~—_ ~ ee _ : tled statehood for this session “iO erce e Topping x ations
? statehood. for territory by an Democratic manager Congress. 48 o
Ike Distressed Over overwhelming margin next work Jin tt pve creneriey Noe. te Sate pct t+? @ 8 Killed in- “ Overnight] pat Eton Park
$872 Million Cutback : 3 ig snnondant iy Bose giovbes wee joe : on $4 Billion Bill to give Alaska commmeneait Lebanon Government
WASHINGTON (AP)—President a Eisenhower's appeal for restora- po ecg oes
tion of foreign aid funds taken ‘Alesha tare miliary tend wits
away by a House committee met wiih eae
stiff Democratic resistance today. go
Eisenhower said yesterday he £3 :
was deeply distressed by the nascar gyearvgion
House Approp Commit-;
igang Bow ban tee's reduction of §72 million dol-'. po Fy lars from his requested —_ baggy the ‘wel i ,
year starting next Tuesday. were “much —— ami, brother of the . + * ® pe »(northern rebel leader, Raschid| C
el iiecalosee ascsoa tect wo even greeiee: Karam, sad that it bad been the Sen. Potter stand, Eise rer said, “I fear most violent ripoli
the free world God 6 sexiied Ao: been helping Jeckson|#inee the Lebanese crisis began Returning the. wor a serious : SO days ago. - ; securi c bill, said it “appears
United Sates” Oe oe Se ey ee foe aoe exlongs. coer the Bridge * & * four rebel attacks yes- The House will vote next week rg A we genom Barat "OW the gravest challenge eo MACKINAW BRIDGE (UPD— on ,078,000,000 money far to President Camile Sen. Charles E. Potter (R-Mich. totaling 357 million less than is Hee rORy Soman’ pro-Weotern govetmmient. Istanned to retura to Upper Mich- 1 ial tests “indicate pretty an Coane Speen cress seen se clearly that Alaska will indeed be- * * * today tor a in the current fiscal year. It is . Soo after denying he left bridge : come the 49th state. The battle in Tripoli began at 597 million dollars less than the ae ant when armed |festivities in hutf - $3,675,000,000 ceiling fixed in au- pending before the Senate, ae ee to security| ¥as “snubbed.” thorization legislation finallly resume consideration |™en <= : MEER
passed by both houses yesieasay 2 the Alaskan question at 11 = positions, ——
and sent to President. estover a.m. Monday, was a second Kast- shooting began subside Reports yesterday Sen. Mike Mansfield of Mon- LASE STORY ELA@ —~ A breten typewriter ced ner hc ea eels land objection to @ providion |this morning, but at noon the/publican senator and GOP repre- tana, acting Senate Democratic|’ Marks the scene where six newsmen on assign- PE which would permit Alaska ta, |thunder of artillery still could be/sentative Victor A. leader, said he thinks the com-| ment were killed when an Air Force tanker plane the attempt to set a new trans-Atlantic record. | 104 oo. suerte term and one {heard in the hills surrounding |tive practically within the ‘ mittee’s 872 ai dollar Fem full term senator. Tripoli, of the high bridge towers, tion is justified ‘‘but it was made xk * tk Security forces reportedly usedjaway from bridge. in the wrong vreaat To Step Up Negotiations Sen. Strom Thurmond (D-SC) neory sauliary aed during |after ae pees —
“The whole amount of the re- ecating “with the ‘nection “winieh(straight day of heavy fighting|that was to have
wine eee Auto Contracts Far (eis ie ro a out of the military a nse clusive jurisdiction over 279,000] “That isn’t the case ctpyert peecreme, ——. rag mien * 5 | T tS oy ane ae — cto for military use. ter’s mistake to cut back the Develop-| py = KLOCKENKEMPER nounced a slow down in thetr con- ‘UAW. President Walter P. Rew- Dut Sarin ail ke was Ga UCIEar 1s office, Miss Glaser said ment Loen Fund UPI Automotive Editor tract negotiations but events out-(ther said the union would rh [onat, Ose Ines could be omen k Fni etok ator did return to * * * DETROIT (UPI) — United Auto|side the bargaining room. indicate|'n’ roll” through the summer with-|-ome quickly. He said he expected MOCK CRIWETO but it was because he it pier when labor pacts lihon dollars for the Develop. | Workers and big three auto com-|the next weeks will be “rock ‘n’[out contracts and General |ttere Would be another day or two to be in on tho debate million dollars for the Develop-|nany representatives have an-isock” times for the auto industry. Ford, Chrysler of speech-making on the bill and) wasgmingTon (~The United | Alaskan statehood. ment Loan Fund instead ot, the Motors expired at the end of May. itnen the final vote by Tuesday OF] gistes conducted twp muclar Some reports said the Se ate ana no ‘a wildcat strike that idled |Wednesday. cut his 1.8 billion do llar request! Rack C A inst Hoffa Appr roecalygipeostpeny x * * wool Siete Focitc. lorle'and au apinches thane
va ea mae ie gs, jacks Charges Against Ho Senn cee = | eee eet oe oe na a , at next jout amendment it go : J nies” ™ McC I| Off week which will idle 300,000 work- to the White House for President) _ See loots te oe one caveat tain ck sland o's Gam Ot, isheatoe tno bene se.
- a e an ering rich pemie Leap egear The commonwealth proposal| series, were timed one hour |tion speech in his pocket when he ay bas bel Gon ‘eomates Mansfield said that “if the : would have given Alaska a status) @part. * jarrived at the bridge Thursday.) positions in the ROA department
spent ant id then Se yee atch eee ard i seat | A Het “aacat ot te [ence ance at at Say Sedans ea eae i think there will be a strong move- yesterday until Monday and will | cake ae tsens| iimene Commatesion and |why he wes tetuming to the cap| ‘scant acta.” - Gen. 5 ment in the Senate not only to xed over the long ses bat wold have bem per] Ge Delsen egurentat este ial : Z. 1, Raton, commander ef tbs i restore it to the level the Presi- July Fourth holiday as well nom their own or, occurred at 12:30 p.m. and} », 10th Air Force, whose area of i - * mitted to elect governor,| they Potter reportedly was “in- ' dent asked but to increase it.""| WASHINGTON (AP)~Sen. Johtiing whether he had used union a post now filled by presidential] 1:30 pum. EST. The announce | 1404 because he was not given | Operations takes in 18 mid-west- | The fund is designed to aid|L. McClellan (D-Ark) offered to-lfunds to fix a grand jury in Lake The strike at Chrysler's Plym,|* ost now ment gave no other tatormation. | Stree appearance in the opet, | erm states. underdeveloped countries, Mans-iday jo give Indiana authorities\County, Ind. outh body plant here was triggered light st the dianer, while bis |tional president of the ROA. field said support for it has grown|some good leads to back charges * * * a : mae eres . : Democratic opponent, Lt, Gev.| He is manager of automotive filtrate these areas through eco-jand Maurice A, Hutcheson plotted) diana’s 1956-57 highway land|Were ee ot te saat DuPont and Nemours Co., Detroit. nomic assistance. —— | « scandals, but declined to Se é eis In Potter told a Detroit radio news)c.1 Richardson is married arid down any indictments am grounds y BR! director telephone conver) John Jr., 11, : et Ws haw 901 aks Gv eulsininine meee Fa the al aotton Washington conver./(tctter "Keith, 10,7 0 7d * Detroit Horse Show follow up that should be .produc-|Indianapolis grand jury later re- (eigen es at a I I = to have been at pear Adm. Leo J. Jacobi of tive,” said McClellan, chairman of|turned bribery and conspiracy in- hrew 2.700 shift and the inion the main tab Grosse Pointe, was elected na- . R Its the Senate Rackets Investigating/dictments against Marice Hutch-|‘hre® 2.100 day elit apr “I left ‘the bridge dedication — hing Kesu Committee. __|eson, two other Carpenters Union "umber ot night shift employes ieotival oe coe reasen—becanse of] ALFRED © The _ committee _ temporarily officials and several state high- - Ry WILLIAM He reportedly believes the situa-(the Alaska statehood bill. | Service for Alfred C. Barber, The results of events held this)wound up hearings on Hutche-\way officials. They are awaiting) The union charged the dis- aEinoe. LAM 1. RYAN Ris-|tion is not so bad as it looks and|®"Y reports that I left for other!) <r s9 Wi Nise Mile Rd’ Tore: morning at the Detroit Horse Show/son's. Carpenters Union yesterday |trial. etplinary layefis were being ing irritation with U.N. Secretary|has adopted a wait-and-see atti-/T€450n8- dale, a former Birmingham resi- were as follows: with a charge that Hutcheson's of made becense the men reduced | eral was |tude. dent, will be held at 2 p.m. Mon- ick Tageefs a handed (iiss |late father embeazied $200,000 of Eeachaeen, chalenging te comm] fo bow to 6 “aperiny” sree | alias hare toliy ty nce) Surges and shock of Als oo day at the Manley Bailey Funeral Sere, ;_3, Coffee Cream( Lindsjunion property and willed it to his|mittee’s authority to question him General Motors charged sabo-lnormally opposed to President | parent aitigdiia wens! welced’ iy Ge D Lik d Home, Birmingham. Rudy, Temperance) heirs. on such matters, also refused to ancer, Like Middle vy weight Green | Working - * w he bad “en tage continued to plague its Kan-|Camille Charnoun. most influential spokesman for the f Mr, Barber died this morning Munters Wea by Sweet Will ; 8 an eanenrTange!sas City Fisher Body plant with * *& * moderate group that stands be- by Stalin Held at the Tower Park Convalescent 3Com's ining (Carlotta McGuire); 4.) Maurice Hutcheson sat poker Hoffa, pi the three car bodies damaged yes- + was accused edi.|tween Chamoun and rebels trying ‘ Home, Royal Oak, following a i curve Sanderi—wea_vy|faced and silent as committee Teamsters Union. |rerday bringing the week's total to|, Hammarskjold was accused edi: ot oe him, Belrut's leading Shoplitt long fines. Lowther, 80. Lyon; 2, Avid Fer-/counse] Robert F, Kennedy made x * * 12 sabotaged bodies and raising|‘tially of seeming to lack power newspaper L'Orient. as op iter A . oa Inkster; 3, Diane Diponic, Ply®-ithe embezzlement charge Kennedy said the arrangement |), ke total to 70. GM is|224 @ppreciation of what’s going Se Surviving are his wife, Eleanor; S"hallines, Settee, *y Beneeet|Willam L. (Big Billy Hutcheson, {called for Hofla to make himself ate apres for in-(°% im this rebellion-racked nation.| An editorial criticizing Ham-| ppussers w@ — Olga Lepes- |a son, Alfred James of Guelph, *Gloomfield Mule Mire,|Whom the son succeeded as Car-|useful to Hutcheson in return for|°Mering @ $1,000 reward for marskjold appeared to be unex- once Stalin's favorite |Ontario, Canada; eight sisters and me eho ay (ars rt penters Union preudect, a the latter’s support on the “‘ques-|"™ation on the saboteurs. con we sag ballerina, was caught shoplifting |three . Haass, Bob i Ruth High ( av. a a tion of bis ‘(Hotia) being ousted ce x * , Dj Ada 5 from ype siding win in a Brussels department store, . xt Gud Beauere 82 83| Kennedy said the embezzlement |from the AFL-CO. - . Peek ee manean Tear isagree on m Segara police said today. Jobless Claims Top bog "Ferouati. 20 rmington; 4, involved securiti and : . * The star of the Bolshoi Ballet Green PUG meltiae antago property|, McClellan said the evidence in-\vey showed 300,000 UAW members AS Probe Continues | re eatoria indicated the U.N.| POW appearing at the Brussels . Goan Cgc mast yew tow in probete As part of the|dicated a conspiracy to subvert|wil be led next week, ns most observation mission ere lacks| Wetld Fair, Miss Lepestinaaia |Fynactad Figure Guceal:' «Bantry hey hdres. Hasse” | Hutcheson estate. newsmen he would ask the com-|Motor Co. Mercury plants shut] (Continued From Page One) |realization of the serious situation ts ranked caly hemp era wen by Sete Lowtens: Park, Seed) — A. few minutes cartier the) mittee to consider whether Hutch-|down for the week. created in Lebanon by the infil- Moscow's famous balle- DETROIT # — The Michigan Kathleen Roberts: "Janet “Carroli-"*lyouhger Hutcheson balked at tell-/eoan's refusal to testify was in| In addition, new model change-|‘e | Paper published its endorse-ltration of United Arab Republic eae: .
at the time the paper, The Boston tipped off castomer. _
Summer Here at Last? atthe Satoe* oc™|Army Chief Brucker (cistne Pcs tne tamara] OT Cems | Te MBC ald yesterday. n te ° \gangster ecteratiee of caries army ie ruc er candidacy. powers of appreciation are as lim-| She pleaded to be allowed to |gency $30,000,000 authorized two
business and labor groups. Hoffa . ry ’ Rep. Kenneth B. Keating (R- |ited as his powers of decision.” | attend ballet rehearsals but was |weeks ago by the Legislature, its By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |warm temperatures dominating |is billed as an early witness. Dedicates Big Mac NY) sald Fox’s statements were | It is high time, the editorial) hustied off to a police station, original estimate may fall short ‘The young summer season,/all but scattered areas, , : so “preposterous” they served to added, that the question is cleared) then to the Palace of Justice for The payment of the fund mostly hesitant so far, broke out of the discredit bis entire attack on |up whether the U.N. observers! questioning. will be made Monday at the across a broad stretch the'coun-|Southeast and the Pacific Nerth-| Bry B dl B ed (Continued From Page One) Adams and Goldfine. are here only to watch for U.A.R. Police said she finally admit. |MESC’s downtown Detroit Office.
try today with sunny skies and/west, and thunderstorms rumbled y qa y urn dress, said the Mackinac Bridge} put Reps. John EF. Moss|imtervention or to seal the border ted taking an umbrella, two pairs |Gov. Williams will be on hand to ko * * over Montana, of “will contribute immeasurably to| (p.Calify and Peter F- Mack Jr.|2S*inst it. of gloves, cuff links, and some (give out the first check. te summer aterm, vecy. aS Gas Explodes the genera] industrial and agricul-| (p.m) countered that it was not x * * tape. _| Workers eligible for the emer. were in prospect for portions of tural growth of Michigan.” possible to disregard all the sen- Hammarskjold has taken the po- gency aid are those whose bene- Th W ath the Greai Plains, * * * sational testimony offered in the|Sitien that a Security Council res- fits were exhausted between July. ewe er Temperatures in the Plaine shy A three-year-old wid was badly “ptrendy i gives conse ter |past two dayr: olution of June 11 establishing the All U. of M. Tickets 1, 1957 and March 31, 1959, were up to 20 degrees w mned yesterday afternoon when , Even though Fox may not be an/Observers was only for them to nTONTE a “aD or MICINE TY ea ooty than readings early Friday. “Once te aoe gasoline exploded in his aeicnenu te once ideal witness, Moss remarked, aoe i ew tate Select for OSU Game Sold Mackay Survives Fog Mag eg ake lg Gent ee Ge Se ican Republican governor sald: jorever when he appears Tuesday (mean that the observers should| | ANN ARBOR (M—The Univer. | WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) pa ay Aor 1e-15 ‘miles tonight /peratures in the 90s quite com-| According to Mrs. James Walk-| Wind, rain and cold threatened Goldfine has served notice he wili|Seal the border. . ow Pores cbt tego —Barry of Dayton, becoming to southwest 15-~ mon. . ter, of 164 Franklin Rd., her soM|to wash out the show at the start,/aeny Fox's basic charges under| “If there is: any interference, gime Ohio, America’s top hope in meee: + *« + James Jr. was watching his older|put sunshine changed the picture | sory the United Nations should be able| Ohio State Rangers at pagent men’s singles at the Wimbledon Today in Femtine Fai dominated the |>rother, James Wesley, 11, and his| yesterday. It remained clear today, to establish the fact and prevent} 58%, Ohio, Nov. 22 has been Tennis championships, rallied to Lee tekpeatens premeting 3 om lire . sates The oqred tes uncle, Ronald Wims, 13, running a s 64 «& Fox, who returns Monday tor it,” the editorial said. “If the| o™t- oust Australia’s Bob Mark today, Dizeetisn Wort, souiheest, , " |activity in the Northwest was ex-|Small gasoline motor. State Police estimated between| * ‘Md day of quizzing, insisted | United Nations finds negative evi-| U. of M. offictals said, how- | 46, 108, €4, 64, and joined un sete Batiirdey ot 8:13 2 pected to give to the sun dur-| 4 spatk from the motor ignited) State = he had ‘ ted proof” to idence, then who profits from pro-| ever, tickets are still available | Gardnar Mulloy of Denver, Cole., Sum aes a cine the f aot ant similar |2" OPen jar of gasoline next to it|0,000 and 75,000 celebrants poured back up some of his charges. He |ionging this troubled situation in| for all other ganies, and Budge Patty of Los Angeles Moon rises Saturday at 6:38 p.m, ma pagers, ons he outlook |(C24sing it to explode. chiid|into Straits communities yester-| seemed certain to face another Lebanon?” those at home and away. in the fourth round. Tem aga Lage dampened South. |¥88 covered with flames and suf-/44Y- aged — came in to-) barrage from GOP members of
See er cl aay fered third degree burns on the|%@¥ for the weekend. the committee at least. Ad 1
dtidey in “im Pontiac
Aa seoerded downtown)
face, chest, and both hands and
legs.
He is reported in fair con-
dition today at Pontiac General * * *
Autos came into town bumper to
bumper. Vacancy signs came down
from motels, restaurants filled up
“He is going to get cross-exam-
ined and that’s for sure,"" said Rep. Auto Kills Trixy
Joseph P. O’Hara (R-Minn), who
Ie { Burned Girl, Her Dog Die Within hire rushed to. Adams’ defense by in-
Lowest, tamparatare Se oocermecetes peony pong aay ged Hospital. and: businessmen began to smile./serting a letter of denial into the * Miva temperature e000 UT week record right after the account of “*\Gne Year Age tm Pontise ts ek t . < Goldfine “buying” Adams’ house} MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — A dying} Elier’s parents-were divorced. a (fre to some paper with the light- Lowest, sempersture <.scsécccc0sc/e0 | Most rainfall amounts during|“AN Engineering Triumph’ Rep. John B. Bennett (R-Mich) little girl called from her hospital|Since birth she had lived with her hes ad awe MJeatheremain 36." ‘lthe night were on the light side, , ~ : wit utd ve” ln Git Een tee ee | Mpoctrs a Highest Lowest Temperatures This oe 8. C., was 5 ae : ae ay aw eee . oe + :¢* [ite she was homptiaized’ somo im 86 Years soaked a one-inch downpour. . . ? cigarette . : : o6 im 1933 “* in 1923/Other rain areas reported. less e al ¢. lal .) if ge Gets Case Dismissed lighter that a week ago ignited “Both my wife and I went to see|nelghbors took in Trixy.
1 Ts se pargurtte 2 an | HRD a he wae a ae LOS ANGELES (AP) Singer|eritically burned a ae in ‘god hands. twas ed Her last words were a call Alpena bs ‘ a oan “She was Baltimore % 60 Memphis . 62 §0/Cipitation. ; P < : tomes 6S 8 ee $2 | It was slightly cooler in the MACKINAC BRIDGE (UPI) — President Eisenhower today |Allan Jones’ testimony that he has} Her only thoughts were of Trixy,just a terrible accident.” : : Buttsio ” 1 52 Minneapolis 80. $s| shower area of the Carolinas, and hailed the new Mackinac sation no providing & “pomenasat arose earned but $2,500 this year won) Eller * Tuten, a Q%yearold} He said that Eller went: to Sian Mbt Shot * . Charleston New Orleans $1 73 | ao) ther on tap for th dismissal of his ex-wife's con-/cerebral palsy victim, and Trixy|school like healthy children, » Trixy dashed Clockeeatt 5 fn Quane Bd & Hy sicthota Rackieg asl the poet <= : - rs 7 tempt charge against him. Supe-\were inseparable in life. - “She onlyyhad én occasional’ at-lunder a car's wheels. Cleveland Yt $8 Peliston 15 Judge Elmer D. Doyle, w Death: claimed both within |tack, but no Her uncle William buried Trixy Denver” 80 8 Phoenix 11 Bice Pistons mito. the showers iri)... M€ Called the 100 million doltar span both “an engineering /[j" Judge Elmer trams famreyts hours. a ee ee the De ercitpitenla iOihidd tee Ghediigabela tae x Duluth _ 85 &. Francisco 75 54 dios ns triumph’”’ and a “demonstration of the oe charge, also took under submis-| “The dog was her only com- returned and found the child'small monument, he said, is Fort Worth 6i 8. & Marie ¢?- 45/the Northwest, temperatures were or rthwhile an dn” an tee Wil. her pa in the |plar G Rapids We. $2 Traverse C. is $] expected to edge upward ina fair| ‘esether towa a we seg cca: sion the singer's request for a re-/pa said ni rags al —< knees Bi fseine tor tne were etal Jectaes fi 12 Seat 68 §2\sky pattern stretching along the The President's message was by Army duction in $1,500-a-month siineng |Hane Tuten, They were living reom, a sete for toy Tee Se | «i pacitic Const. SS ee ree. together. ie gue Se Be Pas able to tell
A THE PONTIAC PRESS SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1958
Devoting Entire "(Ror the President Makes His Own Decisions ee
Church Service
to Music Sunday
(Unkind Critics Surely Don’t nui ‘Our’ tkel™ P) : é
ROCHESTER — The entire 9:30} gy RUTH MONTGOMERY dent and Mrs: Eisenhower ar-(German head of state was ac-| guest, but Grewe ls a gress wid- No sooner had the word been! a.m, service tomorrow morning of WASHINGTON — Those iunkind a formal White Tieuseleiduenies fer Mia tevolgm neialeto, ower, ' ‘ passed along to Ike than the five-
the First Congregational Church crities who hint out loud that Pres-|‘@inner for their distinguished Ev6St/the next lady of rank would have As a consequence, the State De-|St@F general revolted. Ex Peo
will be devoted to religious music.|ident Eisenhower fails to make|>Ut tan head-on a seating’ en his wife, but Heinrich von|partment furrowed its collective| “Nothing doing,” tra Savings A. choral festival, under the di-/his own decisions just don't know + Brentano is a bachelor, brows and came up with a solu-| in se many words. “Mrs, Dulles .
rection of Leo Yocum will be held.|our Ike. * tion. Mrs. John Foster Dulles, wife| ® fine lady, but we Bring These cesteer The concert will be accompanied| Consider, for instance, the re-| Official protocol calls for placing) Wilhelm Grewe, the mew Ger- icf the US. secretary of state, together so often that Every teem Wn this adve by organist Harold Dawe. cent state visit of German Presi-|the visiting dignitary’s wife next| man ambassador who is » dis- take the vacant. place of| hausted all anteed to be UNDER-PRICED if you A coffee hour will be held in|dent Theodor Hess, In accordance|to the President at dinner, but| tinguished faternational lawyer, |honor next to President Eisenhow-| 1 want a German present these coupons.
the church ‘hall by the Colonial|With established protocol, Presj-iHeuss is a widower. Since the} was the third ranking foreign ler. _ | me” : ‘
Guild following the service. : 3 7 ; = |, The decision aptied enchantment 9 SUPER - SPECIALS! During the month of July an- * S348 ‘ .-: Tro ’ a J . .
niversary services will be con. |Light Billion More Annually Saving Billions’ |motver of two youngsters who basiE COME TO SIMMS TONIGHT (sale now on) or MONDAY ducted each Sunday at 9:30 a.m.
On July, 7, Holy Communion will
be celebrated with the Rev. E.
John Yuells officiating. Visiting
speakers the following Sundays in-
Cae ree riaian Kalings:| ANN ARBOR (UPD — The in-
viet prisoner of war, July 13; Dr. come of persons over 65 in‘ this
Frank J, Sladen: physician at josunty must be raised by eight
Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, July illion dollars annually to provide
2, and Dr. Esther Hibbard, mis-|*® Adequate minimum standard/$1000, while 20 per, cent had S, Broomfield (R-Oakland County)|"® ‘alk about. Sg
~— from Kyoto, Japan, July tity of 1 7 yon : ee ae heaton today. sa eal tea Voie or AL. ae eeeel odin, oe wie Oe LAWN SPRINKLER
peters le finan. ore . . its conclu session To Live Normal Life U et M. Pret. Wier 3. Cal
LOS ANGELES (AP)—Doctors|° the school of social work said
tell Verna Mae Ainsworth that in|oth public and private resources
all probability she has a normal|Will be needed to close the fin-
life expectancy. The 17-year-old|#cial gap that now exists.
wife of a young sailor had little) The conference on, aging at-
ehance for a normal life before
doctors sewed up a hole in her|of oldage i
heart chamber. Thirty shipmates|three days of meetings.
of James Ainsworth, a 2l-year-old .
fireman from the cruiser Helena, |
donated 30 pints of blood for the
operation. | creased funds.
An average of 3.000 prisoners! the willingness te do it,” he said.
are paroled from ajil to the Sal-| Figures recently devgloped from
vation Army each year. census giata, Cohen reported, show
Says Older People Need $$ that 80 per cent of those 65 years
old and over had cash incomes
of less than $2,000 annually in
1956. Sixty per cent had less than
for the aged was established in
1948, Cohen said. But it has not
changed since that time. The
government is not adequately con-
sidering the needs of the aged, he
debit to the economy, he said.
Having contributed to its produc-
tive resources, they should have
an opportunity to continue as
omy, there is a very real identity
of interest between younger and
older people, between producers
and consumers, he concluded.
Police Inspector
“* Blushes After
*\}6-year veteran on the Oakland
‘\force, was dallying in a local tav-
/- \ern yesterday when he suddenly
_ discovered that someone had Our older people are not a.
consumers. In a consumer econ-|-
-=| OAKLAND, Calif (UPI) — Po-,
'~ \lice Inspector Toney B. Daily, a WILLIAM L, KING
A bachelor of arts degree was
awarded by Alma: College to
William L, King, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold G. King, 8849 Edge-
wood Dr., Walled Lake. William,
who majored in economics, has
accepted a position with the Elec-
tric Supply Co., Pontiac. He is |\Farm Bill With Deteat of
. WASHINGTON — Defeat of a
“catch-all” farm bill by the House
government billions of dollars
yearly, said Congressman William|Ue-eved gaze, they
214 killing the Farm Omnibus
Bill would permit favorable por-
tions, such as the school milk pro-
gram and the agricultural surplus
disposal program to be considered
in separate legislation later this
year.
The farm bill would have cost
the federal government between
$2 and $3: billion. In addition,
Broomfield said food shoppers
would have been forced to pay
additional costs for dairy prod-
ucts and bread to support the | 21, yed conversation between First
proposed pregram. Lady Mamie and President Heuss,
Consumer costs would have in-/Helga and Ike chatted gaily of
creased as follows: Bread, one cent| Paris, sports, protocol, kiddies and
= ee 1% cents a quart; |travel.
ter 9-10 cents a pound; cheese, The evening, in fact, proved 0
eight cents a pound. successful that
———_ a, Heuss returned the Eisenhowers’
Souvenir shops in Israel give a/hospitality with a state dinner at plenty of stories to swap.
To top it all, Mrs. Krapf not
only speaks flawless English, but
problems, since her husband's last
assignment was as Germany's dep-
uty representative to NATO.
While an interpreter laboriously
= Hi s Gu n Sto len affiliated with Delta Gamma Tau /20 per cent discount on purchases the German embassy two nights 'E A \ /
na Sema. made in dollars. later, Mrs. Krapf again drew the <n 'o
Three Firemen, Youth Hurt at Davis ranking seat next to our prexy.
On each oceasion, the two heads
of state sat side-by-side, thus elim-
4 Companies Fight Blaze tition.
The 35-year-old newcomer to :—9 A.M. until 10.P.M. Sorry, no
E savings.
saved consumers and the federal _ = |
is highly conversant with defense —
when President E
inating further feminine compe-|E phone or mail orders,
no layaways at these way below ragiilat prices. Rights
reserved to limit quantities so more may share in the
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oF i L Jashi ; Meta : = Fe slipped the gun from his belt hol Washington diplomacy is amazing- ‘ny 7oeadl te as Wes. - 2 | ster. : ee fs ._\ly well qualified for her unex-| Bf! up model. 10% tax. (Limit 1) ’ | Four hours later, an intinerant| DAVIS — Four fire departments (street from the store, at 27-Mile| nected role as “official” hostess 'E = “\taborer, Ramon Jaques, returned Were Called out to fight a blaze|and Romeo Plank roads. Co-owner for the wifeless ambassador CLOCKS—Main FI io
Sil te the scene of his exime and loud- yesterday afternoon which threat- jot the store, Roy Bettcher, was) B in Yalchaun ofa Garteen = "oo
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| © 29 College Prof
~ fo Attend GM Meet
| DETROIT — Twenty-nine fac- | at St. Joseph
ulty members from 24 colleges and)
P universities in the United States |
: | and Canada will attend the seventh |
‘annual General Botors Conference.
*\cators here July 6-22
3 They will be guests of three GM| : vice presidents — Charles
-|\Chayne, in charge of ccgineering|
*~ staff; Dr. Lawrence R. Hafstad, |and pony rides for the children.) lencia Dr.,
be | iin charge of research staff, and ‘Other
Robert M. Critchfield, in charge of | returned it to the chagrined in-| lened to destroy Davis Hardware |
nity five miles southeast of Romeo.
Three Washington firemen, one
from Macomb and ene from Ro.
meo suffered cuts while ripping
building, and an unidentified 16-
year-old youth fell on a pitch-
ferk dring the confusion, punc-
turing his arm,
in the heart of this small commu-|
Damage was estimated at $8,000.
up the metal roofing on the (The
The fire was discovered by Louis|to nearby buildings and homes.
.|Schoof, 66, who lives across the The fire, which began in a shed at home in the English, French, |
behind the store, was brought un-|Japanese, German and Swedish)
‘Plan Fun Fair
School Today
LAKE ORION — St. Theresa's
ts ifor Engineering and Science Edu- Guild of the St. Joseph Church will
jhold a fun fair at the St. Joseph.
' School today from 2 to 7 p.m.
A.| There will be a fish pond, bean
|bags, bowling, and red hen games’
booths include white ele-
|phants, country store, baked goods, | waiting on a customer at the time, |
‘unaware of the fire in the rear of
ithe building. |mother and a Swedish father who!
has been an import-export tycoon;
AN there almost since the beginning
of Japanese westernization, Helga
Schoof played a hose on the |lived most- of her life in Tokyo.
blaze while nearby merchants and|There, as a child, she met her
residents formed a bucket brigade. | future husband who held a diplo-
town has no fire department! matic post with the Germany Em-
of its own. bassy in Japan,
Romeo firemen, first on the
scene, called for reinforcements | along Washington’s embassy row,
when the fire threatened to spread |the Krapfs will have few peers. In the modern-day tower of Babel |
|der control within two hours. |
Harold Luchtman, the other own- |
‘er of the hardware store, was cisions — and good ones at that?
home for lunch at the time.
Honor City Man Improving Slightly
for Saving Lite After Heart Attack —
of Pontiac Boy “ROMEO—Royal A. Holt, 62, di- rector of the Romeo Community,
| Ralph D. Kuenz, 23, of 570 Va-|/ Youth and Civic Center, was listed
will receive the Theo- as “a little improved’’ today at
|dore N. Vail Award Wednesday St. Joseph Hospital, Mt. Clemens,
‘for his meritorious service in say- following a heart attack Thursday. tongues.
2 Both Franz and Helga are equally |E
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prede aoa Pantaber” , «Editorial Page p— -es | SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1958
“
It Seems to Me a
Despite Misfortune at Pontiac
7 believe i in the Pontiac iGenecst
Hospital.
Few public entities have ever been
subjected to the all-around beating
administered to the Pontiac institu-
tion -over the past stretch of time.
But I still believe in it completely.
To summarize, we find:
1—Suits for admission by five
doctors who have been
barred on certain things.
2—A separate suit by one doc-
tor which caused unfortu-
nate statewide publicity.
3—The institution’s failure to
build a three million dollar
wing with the three million
it requested ang was voted.
4—Two bond issue defeats that
resulted in practical ‘confis-
-eation of a’ vast part of the
City’s improvement funds.
5—Discharge: of several key
employes for a variety of
reasons.
6—Discovery of a deficit cur-
rently running at the rate of
$100,000 a year.
7—Discovery of more than a
hundred unnecessary em-
ployes.
8—Probation status by an ac-
credited hospital authority.
x * *
In spite of all eight, I believe in
the Pontiac General Hospital.
It will emerge from the shadows *
and go on to greater heights than it
ever attained before. Its impressive
and honorable record over a long
span-of years will be surpassed and
augmented. Its overall history from
the beginning is magnificent. Let’s
keep that fact foremost.
x * *
The hospital is obligated to de-
fend the public against medical in-
experience or incompetence at all
times and in all circumstances.
THERE CAN BE NO DEVIA-
TION. If some of the five doctors
mentioned above have since quali-
fied, they will be admitted. If
they haven't, the board must say
“NO.” Both the Trustees and the
Medical Staff would be wantonly
and criminally negligent if they
deviated one whit from their duty
in safeguarding the people.
x *«* *
That unfortunate circumstance
happened to arise just now and it
had to be faced.
' There was no other path.
The whole action reflects credit
and honor on the hospital.
° x *« *
I think the city and hospital
officials erred badly in exceeding
the three million dollars they re-
quested and received. The hos-
pital has no moral right to a
million and a half of other city
funds and The Press so declared
at the time. * However, that’s
water over the dam and the
whole thing was done openly and
with no attempt to hide the de-
fection from duty.
xk k *
Officialdom said in effect: “Right
or wrong, this is what we propose
to do.”
And they did it.
x * *
I applaud the board's quick revela-
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tion of the current deficit and the
exposure of managerial ineptitude.
The members faced the whole mat-
ter squarely. Courageous action like
this restores confidence on the part
of the public and helps in the gen-
eral rebuilding.
x * *
This grand hospital has simply
suffered the ‘caraities of having
all the bad luek that generally
spreads itself thinly over a cen-
tury of time, crowded into a few
brief months, The woes of an ex-
- tended lifetime have been en-
compassed in one catastrophic
storm. 8
Lightning struck all over the
place. ,
x «* *
Once the fury of this flash storm
is spent, I am sure Pontiac General
~~«..ospital is in for a long, solid run of
community. service that will cause
all the present ills to be forgotten in
the light of more important things.
x * *
The great bulk of the employes
at the City Hospital are sincere,
deserving and capable people.
They have gone forward quietly
in all the fuss and turmoil and
deserve a warm round of ap-
plause for. refusing to stampede.
They kept things in their proper
perspective and realized the
problems are current and not
particularly Tamora tie at
that. 2
x* * x
I believe in the Pontiac. General
Hospital.
I believe in its future and I am
proud of its honorable past. A win-
ning team does not necessarily lose
the pennant because of a number of
bad breaks in a row!
x * *
And in Conclusion .......
Jottings from the well thumbed
notebook of your peripatetic re-
porter :-
Overheard in the Oakland lobby:
“Now that SuHrrtzey Tremp.ie has
made a comeback, can’t Zsa Zsa
make a go-away?”.......... Some-
one suggests the Dems want the GOP
to nominate Harotp StTAssen and
SHERMAN ADAMS.......... President
JoHN A. HANNAH has a dozen hon-
orary degrees but when he appears
in a Commencement pageant, he
wears his Rhode Island insignia. It’s
the most colorful.......... An all-
around personable individual: Bos
Boyer.
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Ormond E. Hunt, retired Execu-
tive Vice President of GM, has
driven more than a million ami a
half miles himself. He’s one of
the greatest automotive engineers
of all time.......... “Peggy”
Dawson, one of my favorite people,
and a real golf enthusiast (with
great ability) has been sidelined
by the medicos for the entire sum-
mer. “Peggy,” be the the first girl
to use a golfing cart.
x * *
At Lambert flying field, the pilots -
do close formation work at great alti-
tudes and at supersonic speed,
carrying big artillery. When they
drive cars out of the main gate, they
see this sign: “You Are Now Enter-
ing a Danger Zone, the Public High-
way. Good luck!”.......... “Jupy”
KNUDSEN, daughter of energetic
“Bunkie” and beautiful FLorRENce, is
attending Pontiac Business Institute
this summer. Marks for her first
year in college show four “A’s” and
a “B.” If she’s interested in news-
paper work, she can drop in here any
time between now and Commence-
ment of. 1961..... .... Dept. of
Cheers and Jeers: the C’s—the Riker
Garage for fixing the entrance so
modern cars can use it; the J’s—June
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Christ’s Early Ministry Sf The POWER of FAITH Mawar a
GALILEE, ISRAEL—Jesus spent a good portion of His early public life in the vicinity of the
-Lake of Galilee. Over its surface, His love flowed out in a wave that engulfed the world.
It was here that He walked upon the water, calmed the angry storm, multiplied the loaves
and fishes, ay rg ha ag catch that almost swamped the apostles’ boat. The
lake, lying 682 feet below sea level, is fished extensively to this day and still is famous for the
violent eee that whirl out of its surrounding mountains.
But on the day I walked these shores, all was calm and quiet, save for the beat of wings
over the still water. The water was a soft blue, dappled with sunlight; the surrounding hills
diffused in a heavy haze.
(Matthew 9:23). “And when He was entered into a ship, His disciples followed Him.”
Days of All Faiths
How Many Apostles Were There? By DR. HOWARD V. HARPER
Sunday is St. Peter's and St.
Paul's Day, although in many
churches St. Paul has to 4 large
extent dropped out of the picture.
In the Eastern Orthodox churches,
however, they make a whole week
of it and pay honor to all the
Apostles. Monday is known es
Twelve Apostles Day. The cele-
bration will continue throughout the
week.
Instead of taking second place,
St. Paul is given more promi-
nence by the Greek church than
any of the other Apostles. This
is because he is regarded as their
founder, just as St. Peter is con-
sidered to be the founder of the
Roman church.
The arithmetic of this observ-
ance is a little puzzling. St. Paul
was not one of the Twelve. When
Judas turned traitor and was
counted out, Matthias was elected
to replace him and restore the
number to 12.
But it was sometime later that
Saul of Tarsus had his famous
conversion on the road to Damas-
cus and became the Apostle Paul,
“as one born out of due season.”
If Paul's credentials as an Apostle
are acknowledged, that would seem
to bring the total to 13.
Nevertheless, the day is called
Twelve Apostles Day, and the
week-long celebration honors St.
Paul and the other Twelve.
DAY OF SORROW
Jly. 5, in the 70th year of the
Christian
which
’ through the defenses of Jerusalem
and sealed the doom of that holy
city and its. Temple. It was the
beginning of the end.
When Jerusalem finally fell the
Jewish nation was dispersed and
left homeless to wander the face
of the earth. In the Jewish cal-
endar this day is the 17th of
the month of Tammuz. Of course,
it is a fast day and a day of
deepest mourning.
More than a single day of sor-
row, it is the beginning of a three-
week period of mourning for all the
many misfortunes the Jews have
’ suffered. The sad season ends on
the 9th of the next month, which
is called Ab.
During these three weeks Jews
The Country Parson
I m y i
: i pray for freedom from the op-
pression that has followed them
wherever they have gone.
ag those for the death of a near
relative. There must be no mar-
riages, no playing of musica] in-
struments, no purchase or wear-
ing of-new clothes, no haircuts.
This column is always written
three weeks ahead and is in the
hands of your local editor ten
days or so before publication.
If you write to me in care of
Dr. William Brady’s Mailbag:
Time Grandma Learned
Truth About Castor Oil
“Grandma is old-fashioned and
gives us kids (ugh) castor oil for
just about every ache and pain in
sure appreciate
your suggesting
something else.
(Signed). Charles
13, Helen, 11, Pe-
ter 8, Alice 6.”
Answer — This
is serious, kids. It
hurts my pride as
a teacher to learn
that anyone can
read my column a lot and yet
believe that castor oil is good for
children. I have changed your
names here to prevent embarrass-
ment. If you can tell me why
grandma gives you castor oil, per-
haps I can suggest something else.
Meanwhile, there’s no good reason
for inflicting castor oil on a child,
hot even as punishment for misbe-
havior, For aches or pains it is
most unsuitable.
* * *
“Please discuss the problem of
cold sores on the lips. Cause? Does
diet have -any effect? Is there a
remedy? Family doctor only sug-
gests some kind of shots.” (R.B.)
Answer—Ordinary vaccination
(against smallpox), whether you
have been successfully vaccinat-
ed or not, has seemed to prevent
fresh herpes (‘‘cold sores’) ih
a. where recurrence is fre-
Virgie’s remedy is the best
DR. BRADY
“At present I have the love and
confidence .f my two teenage
daughters, but I neetl help in guid-
ing them through their teenage
fears, They are 9 and 12 °. :”
(H. G. M.)
% Answer—Write The American
Institute of Family Relrtions ‘for
the list of fine publications they
“ , gecommend or distribute, The ad-
dress is 5287 Sunset Bivd., Los
. Angeles 27, California.
: e * « *
/ “Mother, 91, eats bacon, sausage,
\ham and fried eggs—she insists : on having eggs fried, no other
way...” (eM M, A.)
Answer —If she prefers ‘em
co that’s the best way for
tiac Press, “Pontiac, Naichigen
(Copyright 1958) Yoiee of the People:
Defend Pésition
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dek'ts tak Witniat ew'srgne adie 4 nal: wes.
thing to mankind. Whether this be large or small, it must be devel.
People who debase tenching and
use words like “‘jerk’’ to describe =
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pil iE i a is
bum's career? We must now take
giant steps to keep abreast of those
who would conquer us, whether we
like it or not, education is our
weapon, so from here on in it's
either education or slavery. Make
your own choice while you can.
Poor But Ealighteneg
‘Now I Appreciate
Paper Boy’s Job’
Did you ever think about the job
of your paper boy? Neither did |
until recently, when due to unfore-
seen circumstances, I delivered my
son's route. You can take it from
me, I'll never take it for granted
again. It's a tremendous job, con-
sidering dogs and other obstacles
they meet each day. I'll show my
appreciation by giving them the
consideration and thanks due them
and by keeping my dog in when I
know the boy is due. I know he'll
appreciate the small consideration
on my part. I hope you'll do the
same _ One Who Knows Now
‘Property Owners
Must Be United’
In my M years of residence on
Williams Lake, according to Water-
ford Township Clerk, schools have .
increased from 7 to 20, school
attendance from 700 to 10,424, tax-
payers from 6,075 to 40,100 and
assessed valuation from $4,454,297
to $80,867,582. This proves very
great growth.
* * *
In talking to Mr. Hughes of the
hatchery,- 1 was told Williams
Lake isn’t stocked with fish be-
cause it’s considered a private
lake. He also said conduct of
the people and what takes place
on the lake rests entirely with
property ewners. Several small
groups around the lake try to
protect their own sections, but
there’s no connecting link be-
tween them. All owners must
combine and be of one mind and
form a permanent organization,
Case Records of a Psychologist: with officers and — te
govern. * * *
We've been given a deputy
pains Polos pipe di aang
‘Don’t Use Mower
Up and Down Hills’
slide down over your toes. Cut
sideways.”
I heartily recommend all users
of power mowers read the entire
article if they wish to avoid simi-
lar, sometimes -serious accidents.
A power mower, like many other
mechanical contraptions, can be a
deadly weapon when used by any-
one who doesn't understand thor-
oughly its proper care and correct
operation.
John J. Antisdel
126 Chippewa Rd.
—_———
-‘Ex-GP’s Receive
No Benefits’
1 was honorably discharged from
the Army after serving my country
for three years. Upon reaching
home I find there’s no employment
or unemployment benefits for an
ex-GI. How am I supposed to pro-
vide for my family?
While serving in the Armed
Forces I had to pay income tax
and social security just like any
other American citizen. But I find
I have no benefits as any other
civilian.
7 Disgusted American
‘Can’t They Find
Better Greeting?’
I was lying here eating dinner
when I picked up a straw. I don't
mean any harm, but if they use
straws in the hospital, can't they
find a more appropriate greeting
for the covering than ‘“‘Thank you.
Call again?"
Patient
———
‘Everyone Should
Read Editorial’ |
The editorial ‘Assistant Presi-
dent Adams Is Victim of Own
t Cutting’ should be read by
all Republicans and Democrats.
It makes excellent reading. .
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Brilliant Minister Wants to Quit Clyde was a brilliant clergy-
man but this own stubborn re-
fusal to imitate successful
leaders, was making him a
liability to the Lofd. So learn
to imitate the smart methods
of the proved pace-setters in
your field. And send for the
booklet below if you want to
be an interesting speaker in
the shortest possible time.
By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE
CASE Y — 348: Clyde G., aged
44, is a very devout
but a very ineffective public
speaker.
* *
“Dr. Crane, I am about to quit
the ministry,"
“for my church
attendance keeps
eda cana ce aes ace
tendency of
who can’t win
* he spoke sadly, success out in practice, so they
take a salaried job where “cus-
tomers” are compelled to patron-
ize them.
* * *
Clyde realizes he has failed to
attract voluntary listeners. Yet he
is a very brilliant man.
But he lets his own prejudice
prevent him from doing the Lord's
work effectively!
By that, I mean he is s0
stubborn he refuses to imitate
the stellar orators in the pulpits
of his own denomination,
His bishop, for example, is a
superlative orator. And Clyde has
heard that bishop speak on dozens
of occasions.
* * *
But Clyde would not make
The bishop uses the narrative
-- formula which Jesus gave all of
‘us, It consists of stating “a lofty
principle as a text, like Christ's
. Golden Rule, and then document- .
' as the story.
Jesus gave of the Good Samaritan. — ing it with cases,
SUREFIRE SPEECH FORMULA
Any. average person can make
an interesting speech by ‘using
Christ's
¢ither! \ “ NP Me @
So FE told Clyde I would veto | Stamped, return
narrative’ formula. And ,
it doesn’t take years of practice, ™! his leaving the ministry. Then I showed him why his sermons were
putting people to sleep.
He never narrated -current
Stories of people in his town or
parish! He also used 5-syllable
words and was too “high brow.”’
He seemed to thing“ it was cheapening to use simple Angio-
Saxon words, although Jesus al- ways employed simple, direct
language.
So send for my booklet “Public Speaking Strategy,” enclosing a envelope, 20. cents _ (non-profit). oy
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SATURDAY, J UNE 28, 1958 ie
Petrified Forest |
Bill Considered | Arizona Area Would Be Designated as National
Park Under wee
WASHINGTON — Congress has
before it'a bill to give new stature
to one of the United States’ most| .
colorful possessions, the Petrified
Forest National Monument in
northeast Arizona. There tons of
semiprecious gemstone lie spar-
kling on the ground, the National
Geographic Society says,
* i*
eg “forest would be- designat-
ed a national park. Its boundaries
-and uses would be fixed by Con-
action
ment status of the forest was con-
ferred by President Theodore
Roosevelt in a proclamation in
1906, =.
by 665,747 persons last year,
the National. Park Service re-
ports, Figures fer previous
years show 603,000 tourists in
1956 and 442,000 in 1955,
The forest consists of shattered
trunks of huge trees strewn in ‘the
colorful valleys of the Painted
Desert. Millions of years of geo-
logic action have changed the wood
to agate.
x -®
The petrified wood was useful to
America’s early inhabitants. Cen-
turies before Columbus, Indians
built huts of the thinner logs, The
extremely hard rock also made
good arrowheads. :
In Navajo legend, the logs
were the bones of the great mon-
ster Yeitis, who was killed by
the Sun God. The Paiute thought
them the broken weapons of the
_ Wolf God.
Today's scientists have a differ-
ent explanation. They declare that
some 160 million years ago—in
the period known as the Triassic—
northern Arizona was a low plain,
laced by shifting streams. For-
ests of trees resembling pines grew
on hills, perhaps as much as 100
miles to the west and southwest.
* *
Dead trees from the forests were
carried by rivers to the lowland |in
and buried in mud and sediment.
For some the burial was so quick
that the oxygen necessary for de-
cay was excluded before the trees
could rot.
logs to the surface, they were 98 __
peg cent stone.
Small amounts of other chemi-
cals in the waters gave the strik-
ing color patterns prized today.
_ The glowing browns, yellows and
greens found in the monument
area were caused by compounds of
iron and manganese,
Dies at Milking Time
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Con-
ley Standafer Jr., was killed
by lightning while milking a cow;
in a barn. The cow wasn't hurt
and the barn was undamaged. PONTIAC PRESS,
Whar We Do?
10.74 Sq. Ft. | Per Person. |
to Live On nee 2558: AD. -
U, gee
Ist Loans
to Jobless
added payments to
jobless workers whose benefits
have expired, j
The Labor said al-
most states scares of anemploy-
ment benefits is limited to a maxi-
dropped to a new 1958 low during
the week ended June 14.
The Labor Department's Em-
ployment Security Bureau said
yesterday the number of insured
113,000 to a total of 2,704,600,
a continued seasonal upswing in|
outdoor work, represented
ninth” successive weekly decline.
However, part of the decrease |
reflects workers who have ex-|
hausted their eligibility for further |
jobless benefits. An undetermined |
number in this category still are
unemployed and are not reflected
in the figures. -
The department said insured un-
employment still] is more_ than
double the total of 1,268,700 for the.
same week last year.
Another 1958 low also was re-
ported in intial claims for jobless
benefits, a barometer of new lay-
offs among insured workers, The
department said for the week end-
by 13,800 to a total of 318,500 —
ithe lowest number for any week
isince mid-November of last year.
‘For the corresponding week a) workers out of jobs declined by! “-population is certain
‘from ten billion to 25 billion, the)
‘report said. e
happen to prevent it.”
say what that ‘‘something’’ might
"| be.
Even if the present rate of
growth should drop — and it is
increasing every year — the world
to reach
“One cannet say that such
sible,”’ it went on, “‘but the vast
changes in human organization
‘ lrequired to sustain it can hardly
be conceived at the present time.”
The U.N. report says that such
steps as using vegetable sub-
stances in the sea and solar and
nuclear energy for power, along
with other scientific discoveries;
can help an overcrowded world
make better use of what is
available.
“But it is doubtful whether the
The drop, attributed chiefly t0 mit to human numbers de
on technological progress alone,”
it adds. It points out that such
lelaborate techniques would be
‘needed in this suggested future |
‘that incredible demands would be
made on individual discipline and
irestraint — ‘Things which human
/beings can scarcely tolerate be-
:yond a certain point.”
Bill in Senate
to Exempt Sports |
From Trust Laws
WASHINGTON @® — Sen. Thom end June 21, new claims dropped
‘year ago new claims totaled 202,-.
600.
Congress recently appropriat
$665, 700,000 for the emergency pro-
gram of supplemental jobless
_ benefits.
West to Ride
Round Table
Willie Shoemaker, winner
eight races in the last two days
lat Hollywood Park, takes his tack ]-
iteday from California to Chicago
f beautiful diamonds tn modern 14K MYER’S. .
Pan especially selected group of
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become the second richest horse
lin turt history. .
| Shoernaker rode four consecu-.
‘tive winners at the West Coast.
‘oval yesterday, thus duplicating
This feat of Thursday. After win-
|ning the fourth with Inshaallah |
‘and the fifth with Flying Story, he
captured the $10,000 feature with
The Shoe, a horse named for the
famous jockey. He wound up the
day by taking the seventh with
Flying South. The Shoe, surpris-
ingly enough, paid $11.60. - »
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\ Smith Again Takes
‘Pentathlon Crown
EL MONTE, Calif. (AP)—How-
ard Smith of the Southern Cali-
fornia Striders is winner of the
did not compete.
Smith, former University
Southern California track star,
piled up 3.200 points last night.
USC’s Bob Lawson had 3,017
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ball coach Lloyd Brazil,
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Anierican Motors owed banks
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New York Man Regains
Eastern Bowling Lead
MINEOLA, N.Y. (AP) — Andy
Carnase of New York rolled a 215
‘last game Friday night to regain
lthe lead from Stan Thaden of Chi-
‘cago in the Eastern Open bowling |
igreewengaen
rnase now has 254.45 Petersen
rae based on 35 games won to
21 lost and 10,970 tital pins. Thad-
. en is second with 33 games won,
as C. Hennings (D-Mo) Friday in-.23 lost, 11,092 total pins and 254.42
troduced a duplicate of the bill Petersen points.
fessional baseball, football, basket- Split Verdict to Busso
‘ball and hockey broad exemption
from the antitrust laws.
“T feel such exemptions are nec-
ed essary if we are to ‘preserve our
present pattern of professional |
sports on a nationwide basis,"’ Hen-
nings told the Senate.
An aide said Hennings introduced
the bil] in an effort to give a
boost to Senate prospects for the
House s NEW YORK (AP)—"‘Champion
of the East Side tonight. Champi-
on of the world tomorrow.”
Johnny Busso was the self-pro-
‘claimed ‘“‘champion" last night in
lhis dressing room at Madison
Square Garden after he had taken
a split decision over previously-
unbeaten Carlos. Ortiz in 10 siz-
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DETROIT w — A wei
boy put the damper.on Philip
Miller’s rain check racket.
Miller was sentenced to 60 days
in: jail yesterday in Recorder's
Court on a charge of simple
_* * *
Patrolman Jack - Cunningham
said that when rain threatened
Wednesday at the Detroit-Balti-
more baseball game, Miller posed
as an usher and politely seated
‘ fons but kept os rain checks,
* *
A number of se didn’t
complain but when the game was
young BilP Watkins
of suburban Birmingham
police an usher failed jo return
his rain check. .
* * * :
Otficers found Miller at the
box office, waiting to cash in
the stubs. told, Mark in Swim Event
medley
en with a time of 5:46,
Bragan to Minors? «
BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP)—Bobby
Bragan, deposed Thursday night
as manager of the Cleveland In-
dians, may wind up at the helm
of the floundering Buffalo Bisons
in the International League, it
was reported Friday. Roy E. Tetherbridge
,|12-foot, teh toh ee oe 464-pound
took him 5 hours, 20 minutes to
land,
landed the ee
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quarter-final round of the Missouri
Valley Tennis Tournament and
day.
| Top-rated Bernard “Tut” Bart-
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Rush a Weddings Spark Last Weekend of June
~ Radiant Pontiac-Ar
Sara Jane
Cranbrook.
Parents of
Stanley E,
Knauss.
MRS. NORMAN S. KNAUSS
Drabik-Gagne N Lplials
Read in Holy Name Rite
- Holy Name Catholie Church
of Birmingham was the scene
of the wedding of Jane Eliza-
beth Gagne and Robert Richard
Drabik this morning. The Rev.
Eugene Paddock officiated at
the 11 a.m. ceremony.
* * *
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hubert
Gagne of Birmingham, and the
bridegroom's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Drabik of
Berkley.
* * *
A floor-length gown of white
silk featuring a bodice of Alen-
con lace was chosen by the
bride. A seed-pearl cap held
her fingertip veil, and she
carried a cascade of white
roses, carnations and ivy.
SISTER ATTENDS BRIDE
The bride's sister, Suzanne
Marie Gagne, was maid of
honor. She was gowned in a
princess-style frock of willow
green taffeta and carried Talis-
man and white roses.
x * *
Edwin Koscialniak of Lacka-
wanna, N.Y., attended as best
man. Ushers included Eugene
and Lawrence Drabik, brothers
of the bridegroom, both of
Berkley; Iario Cifani of Royal
Oak and Ronald Jadike of
‘Huntington Woods.
i * * *
Mrs. Gagne wore a moss
green lace ensemble and a
cymbidium orchid corsage for
her daughter’s wedding. Mrs.
Drabik was gowned in toast
lace and wore a cymbidium
orchid corsage.
: x * *
“A> breakfast was held at
Northwood Inn following the
ceremony.
* * *
For a trip to Canada and
New England the new Mrs.
Drabik changed to a blue linen
sheath. The couple will live in
’ Birmingham. MRS. ROBERT R. DRABIK
All Saints Sets
Nursery Hours
Mrs, John Burnham of Hick-
ory Grove road was hostess
Thursday to the executive com-
mittee of the All Saints Coop-
erative Nursery School.
* * *
It was announced that the
‘nursery school will be ° held
Tuesdays and Thursdays from
9:15 to 11:15 am. for pre-
schoolers aged 3 to 4.
* * *
Monday, Wednesday and Fri-
day sessions will be held for
children 4 years old.
* * *
Enrollments’ are being ac-
cepted now, and further infor-
mation may be obtained by
contacting the enrollment
chairman Mrs, George Newton
of Woodbine drive. Trythall and
Norman Stout
Knauss were
married this
afternoon at
Christ Church
the couple are
“Dr. and Mrs.
Sylvester W.
Trythall and
Mr. and Mrs.
Married —
in-Rite
Today Christ Church Cranbrook
was the scene of the wedding
this afternoon of Sara Jane
Trythall and Norman Stout
Knauss. Dr. Harold C. De-
Windt of Kirk in the Hills
officiated at the 4 o'clock
service.
Parents of the couple are
Dr. and Mrs. Sylvester W.
The bride wore a princess
style gown of ivory silk taf-
feta with an open neckline
appliqued in garlands of hand-
corded Alencon lace and fea-
turing an empire bodice with
short sleeves. The dome-
shaped skirt fell into a chapel
train. Her mantilla was of
heirloom Brussels lace, and
she carried a bouquet of pha-
laenopsis, stephanotis. and ivy.
SISTER IS HONOR MAID
Maid of honor was the
bride’s sister, Sylvia Trythall.
Barbara
“James Shearon, both of “Ann Arbor; Ardis Tate of Erie,
Pa., and Mrs. Tyson Jennette
of Chapel Hill, N. C.
They wore ” waltz-length
‘white dotted Swiss dresses
embossed in garlands of green
leaves and shrimp-colored
shrimp-coloréd taffeta which
formed bustles in the back,
They carried bouquets of pink
rosebuds with ivy. .
Marcia Stevens was the
flower girl. She wore a white
dotted ‘Swiss dress with a -
shrimp-colored taffeta sash
and carried a miniature
bridesmaid’s bouquet.
* * *
Best man was Thomas E.
Dailey of Livonia. Ushers were
Carl H. Mayland of Dearborn,
Perry W. Brown of Middleton,
Ohio; Louis O. Chabut of To-
ledo, Ohio; Theodore M. Ham-
ilton of Cleveland, Ohio; and
Robert E. Smith of New York
City.
To receive guests at a recep-
tion held at Orchard Lake
Country Club, Mrs. Trythall
wore a mint green organza
sheath. Mrs. Knauss wore: a
champagne beige organza
dress trimmed with lace.
For leaving on a trip to Chi-
cago and Colorado Springs,
the bride had selected a wil-
low green shantung chemise.
The couple will live in Dear-
born.
Sara Jane attended Duke
University and is a graduate
of University of Michigan. “the
was affiliated with Kappa
Kappa Gamma. Norman is a
graduate of Miami University,
Oxford, Ohio, and is g mem-
ber of Delta Upsilon.
Hawaiian Motit
Sparks Meeting An Hawaiian motif was fea-
tured when members of the
Countryside Improvement As-
sociation met at the Green
Lake home of Mrs. Gordon Van
Camp.
Cohostesses for the event
were Mrs. J. R. Slavsky, Mrs.
George Rapp, Mrs. Kenneth
Hedges and Dr. Caryl Kulsav-
age. THE hiall PRESS. SATURDAY,’ JUNE 28, 1958
Karen Sue
Schultz _
becanie the
bride of
Wilton W.
Murphy this
afternoon at
Covenant
Baptist
Church.
Parents of the
+ couple are
Mrs. David
Gee_and the
late J. Irvin
Schultz and
Mrs. C. J.
Murphy and
the late Dr.
Murphy of
Kansas City,
. Mo.
MRS. WILTON W. MURPHY
Karen Schultz Becomes
Bride of Wilton Murphy
Karen Sue Schultz and Wil-
ton W, Murphy were married
this afternoon at Covenant Bap-
tist Church, Detroit. The Rev.
Warner R. Cole officiated at
the 3 o'clock ceremony, ——
200 guests.
The bride is the denghtes of
Mrs, David Gee and the late
J. Irvin Schultz of Birming-
ham, and the bridegroom is
the son of Mrs. C. J, Murphy
and the late Dr, Murphy of
Kansas City, Mo.
IN ORGANZA GOWN
' The bride wore a Seer-tcagih,
white silk organza gown with
appliqued embroidery edging
the louvered front panel and
short louvered sleeves, Her
fingertip veil of illusion fell
from a Swedish crown of
matching embroidery. She car-
ried a bouquet of miniature
white roses: and lilies of the
valley tied with an hejrioom
ribbon worn by brides of four
generations.
x * *
Cynthia Ingleson was maid
of honor. Bridesmaids -were
Carol Jo Schroeder of Perry,
Iowa; Maureen Carwood of
Birmingham, Nancie Parker of
Pleasant Ridge and Mrs, Stan-
ley Wilson of Royal Oak, .
x * *
They wore dressés of ice-
blue organdy over taffeta with
bouffant skirts and puffed
sleeves and -matching picture
hats. Their bouquets were nose*
gays of cornflowers, baby’s
breath and garnet roses.
- Flower girl was Nina Kay
Stevens of South Branch. She
wore a short dress of ice blue
organdy and a _ cornflower
headband and carried a bas-
. ket of flowers like those of
the other attendants.
ASSIST BRIDEGROOM
Best man was Col, Roger
_ _Coleson of Fairfax, Va., broth-
er-in-law of the bridegroom.
Ushers were Thorhas Fitz-
simmons of St. Louis, Mo.;
Smith Gaddy of Rolla, Mo.;
and Carl Hohanbaum of St.
Louis, Mo.
* * *
A garden reception was held
home of the bride's at the parents. Mrs. Gee wore a dress
of emerald green lace over
taffeta with matching acces-
sories and a corsage of Album
lilies. The bridegroom’s moth-
er wore a dress of powder blue
lace over taffeta with match- -
ing accessories and a Ru-
.brum lily corsage.
* * * .
The bride selected an Italian
silk suit with white and straw
accessories and a white orchid
corsage for the honeymoon trip
to Northern Michigan. The cou-
ple wil] live. in Detroit after.
souri, He will attend Wayne
State University this fall to do
work toward a Ph.D. and will
be on the faculty as research
associate. 3% nen wits whom I work just ae 5 &
3
5
g
a2
71 Bs. Healt a fae
wonderful to me.”
Answer: Because of the awk-
wardness the
of honor in the first
pew and having her receive at
the reception.
“Dear Mrs. Post: When z
I
someone drinks qa toast to me, -
how long am I supposed to wait
before es
Answer: Yu @ don’t drink it
at all. After the toast to you
has been drunk you may per-
haps propose one to someone
else. Otherwise you wait for a
little while before you remem-
ber your own glass.
Lois Kramer. Married ve
at St. Michael Church
St. Michael Church was the
scene thig.morning of the wed-
ding of Lois Kramer and Rich-
ard O, Reynolds of West Run-
dell avenue, The Rev. Norman
Thomas officiated at the 10
o'clock Nuptial Mass before 200
guests,
a Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs, L. N. Kramer of Jor-
dan read and the late Mr. and
Mrs. John R, Reynolds.
IN LACE AND TULLE
The bride wore a gown of
French lace and tulle, “featur- .
ing a Sabrina neckline, fitted
basque waist and short sleeves.
A crown headpiece of seed
pearls held her fingertip veil of *
silk illusion and she carried a
bouquet of white roses on her
lace covered prayer book. .
* * *
Mrs, Robert Alessi, sister of
the bride, was matron of honor.
She wore a waltz-length gown
of white dotted Swiss nylon
over pale blue taffeta, featur-
ing short sleeves and round-
ed neckline and a bell skirt.
“Her colonial bouquet was of
white carnations and pink
roses.
Bridesmaids Mary Anne
Reynolds, sister of the bride-
groom, and Rita Anne Flicker
wore gowns styled like that of
the matron of honor’s in pale
pink and pale yellow. Their
braided crown headpieces, in
colers to match the gowns,
were entwined with seed pearis
and they carried colonial bou-
quets of white roses with pink
and yellow carnations,
* &* & ,
The flower girl, Maureen
Daugherty, wore a dress of
white dotted Swiss over peach
colored taffeta. 3
John T. Reynolds of Arling-
ton, Va., was his brother's MRS, RICHARD 0. REYNOLDS
. z wT. A
Graduated with . honors and a
daughter of
_ William A.
_Shunck of
bridegrodm’ s
parents are
Mr.
Kenneth N.
Reardon of
Pitssburgh, Pa.
MRS. BRADLEY C. REARDON
Miss Shunck Wed
to Bradley Reardon
p.m, ceremony before 350 wit-
wood, N.J., classmate of the
. another classmate,
‘served as bridesmaid, and the
bride’s sister, Sarah Anne
Shunck, was junior brides-
maid.
* * * .
The’ attendants’ gowns were
of silk erganza patterned with
sprigs of blue flowers. The
bodices were fashioned with
bateau necklines and tiny
puffed sleeves. Snug fitting
caps of blue velvet leaves
matched the bows. on their
dresses and shoes. Short white
gloves completed their attire.
They wore wristlet bouquets of
white daisy pompons outlined .
with blue leaves.
L)
MP
Chauncey Berdan Takes ter Shunck of Camp Roberts,
Calif, brother of the bride;
and classmates Homer Gil-
christ of Ashtabula, Ohio; Mal-
* ke *
Both young people were grad-
uated from Oberlin College,
' Obertin, Ohio, this month. The
ternity and won the Jerome ©
Dean Davis prize.
* * *
The couple will reside in
Nashville, Tenn., where
bridegroom has a fellowship
in the graduate school of Van-
derbilt Univeryity.
Lois Coryell for Bride
Members of the immediate
family. witnessed the murriage
this morning of Lois Ann Cor-
yell and Chauncey M. Berdan
Jr. The double-ring ceremony
was performed by the Rev.
Gordon M. Jones at All Saints
Episcopal Church.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. M. Dale Coryell
of Lansing, and the bride-
groom's parents are Mr. ahd
Mrs. Chauncey M. Berdan of
Sarasota avenue.
x * *
A ballerina-length gown of
embroidered lace over white
taffeta was worn by the bride
who wag escorted to the altar
by her father. Her shoulder-
‘ carried
a ~~ of Pink and white
carnations
‘ ATTENDS: BRIDE
Matron of honor Mrs. Rob- MRS. CHAUNCEY BERDAN JR. “Mr. and Mrs.
Longworth road, and the
and Mrs.
the.
sories and wore a corsage of
New sheath with a blue lace-design nephew of the bridegroom, was ing from University of Pennsyl- ft and white apcenseriés, white carnations, e eG vania is Robert T. Lewis, son of carried a’ corsage of white car- _ the ‘ceremony a a ica Mr. and Mrs. Ericson Lewis of nations.* - luncheon was held at the Riv. ;
dintely totes ave’ im- Chippewa road. He also received Theron D. Berdan, the bride- _ °tSide Manor Hotel, | _Mediately following the cere- his commission as ensign in the groom's’ brother, of Tinley 2 & f _* Ae nine etal Waldron. U.S, Navy and will be stationed'on Park, Ill, was best. man. Prior to leaving on « wn held tion will be the West Coast for destroyer duty + _ northern Mic ables ching the list of things still to be done for Pontise Press Photos at the Amvets Hall, after June 30. He received the an- _ Mrs. Coryell wore a navy Mrs, Berdan it te a tae
fual award from the American / dress with white accessories
_ and a corsage of white carna- "ment committee. The Greens will be host to the 150 the it breakfast of the Watkins Lake Boat Chub Ld _ Bee Seo ~ _. gre (left to right) Mrs. Guy Duffield, Mrs. Sheldon expected members and guests at their Eason road — uh can cnie og and ber of Alpha Tau Omega, Alpha tions for her daughter's wed- ~ in East waite bik on,
es ‘Covert and Mrs. Dewi Spree IPOs ths amerteia- home. on Senter want : sage of whte carnations, osm te Gece We cee ee eer, cysts et Michigan Site
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fi 2g =. THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE. 28, 1958 .
ocala Fear of Water} == « : : - | Saint. Hugo
stay, people he, ema are aimed with the crawl, why notyabdominal droop, and stralghtedsjand diving, send a stamped, set of the Hills
afraid to dive, It seems too badiis the = 2 Tide latterithe spies.” ae eaten soe re ee Church were:
that they did not goa s1 ifn Sreatest of all figure beau-| If you would like to add glamor|quest for leaflet Noi-22 to Josephine See Hiaiag te ovine on Genlnboders, See Nar cate rom samges_sieeinn, meanowean: 5 Gay a. Tye Pees Mary Lynn
Cee ee snd ave rather tear wren Mi. ae Oe ad Bennett and
than crawl into the water, There) - - rc _ “~
‘tian. ~ Clune Js
“Homeves, eamta Sols have ax wn Walsh Jr.
reasoning ge ir
bende under mutes. Den't we in Parents of
to it, Practically al ha re
sane x this of Sent Those wee 0 — os
ave. now, remember the an ‘
first time they jumped or fell into S egil de
the water from a diving platform Edward T.
or the end of a rowboat. B a]
Mt you would like to Warn to — és
dive, you can begin losing fear and Mr. and
‘of water right In your own bath-
omy Fill the bow! with water. Mrs. €lune
a breath, ci ; ae
“7 ce ecbmerge oar fact a | J. Walsh.
water. You can-:| ss
and exhale, After practicing this : '
iors wat, eu cn Bo | St. Hugo Church Scene under the water, .
ee ee on te of Walsh-Bennett Nuptial * : enil- =
dren to dive, begin in the follow. Mary Lynn Bennett and Mrs. Maynard Stetten of Ann
py ei agg ped toes Clune J. Walsh Jr. were mar- | Arbor, Mrs. Richard Tinkham
or boat or pier. Bend at the Dac ried this morning at St. Hugo | of Triangle, Va., Kitty Proc-
as you raise your arms overhead. of the Hills Church. The Rev. | tor, Ann McDonald, Sally
eee ea Pec St watt we | Pt you continue leaning toward the 11:30. o'clock service. man. Seating the guests were
water. Just FALL in! If you will Parents of the couple are | Donald H.! Parsons, Malcolm
keep your feet on the edge for Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Ben- | J. Sutherland, Ambrose A.Carr-
as long as possible and keep your nett Jr. of Bloomfield Hills and of Boston, Robert M. McGarty
July Picnic Slated
Plans for the annua! picnic to
be held July 21 at Murphy Park) were completed at the meeting of)
the Ladies Aid of St. John Lu-
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~ held at the club through this evening. . bride’s- sister, Julie Cameron
the Clune.J. Walshes of Grosse
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The bride wore a gown of
white silk mousseline de soie
over taffeta featuring a fitted
bodice with open neckline ap-
pliqued in motifs of Swiss lace,
The floor-length skirt fell into
a chapel train. Her mantilla
of silk illusion was appliqued
in matching lace, and she car-
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denias and ivy.
Maid -of honor was the of New York City, William J.
Berns, Laurence B. Higbie
and Robert J. Cronin.
To receive guests at the re-
ception held at the bride’s
home, Mrs. Bennett wore a
valencia blue tissue taffeta
dress with draped chiffon pan-
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print with a Hattie Carnegie
cap of white lilacs and a cor-
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her purse. ; Bennett. Bridesmaids were
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‘World’s Your Oyster, Pearl—Abby
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN
‘DEAR ABBY: I am a wid-
ow of 51 and when my friends
say they have just the man
the metter
with him?
“I would
much rather
have a mar
who at least tried marriage,
even if he flopped a. couple
of times. I wouldn’t even. ob-
ject to a man who, by his
own admission, kicked the stuf-
fings out of his old lady. But
don't give me any of those
mamma's. boys who reach the
age of 50 and is still looking,
for his dream girl.”
~~ PEARL
DEAR PEARL: If you are
looking for a man who is
thoroughly ‘‘spouse-broken’’ the
world is your oyster» Pearl!
* * *
“DEAR ABBY: We have
neighbors who borrow every-
thing but the kitchen snk. My
mother doesn’t mind this, but
she always sends me over with
it and also I have to run over
and bring it back. I. know my
legs are younger than my 7
Widow, 51, Would Prefer
Spouse-Broken Husband
haps his hands aren't as
steady?. Eggs and “‘spillables”’
are for you — the empty tins
for him! .
* * *
“DEAR ABBY: I will start
out by saying that I am just
as respectable as the next one
and the fact that I am a di-
vorced woman should not au-
tomatically make me a second-
classed citizen, I have, been
keeping company with a young
man who knew when we met
that I was divorced, We went
around together for almost two
years and I had every reason
to believe that he would mar-
ry me,
“Now he tells me when he
takes me to meet his mother
I should tell her‘ story about
losing my‘ husband in an ac-
cident. I refuse to lie to his
mother and am beginning to
wonder if this fellow is worth
breaking my heart over. What
would you do?”
HEART-BROKEN
DEAR H. B.: A man who
is “afraid” to tell his mother
the truth is not mature enough
for marriage. Find yourself
a more adult companion.
* * * =
“DEAR ABBY: I am an in-
telligent woman of 42 and can
trace my ancestors back to
Roger Williams. I have been
feeling dizzy and weak and I
can’t sleep nights. I've been
to four doctors and they all
may be ‘‘younger”—but per- | bill and then turns to me and
asks, ‘Got any change?” I .
have been shelling out dollars,
four-bit pieces and quarters un-
til J am fed up, How can you
tell this moocher to break his
20 and spend it?”
SUCKER
DEAR SUCKER: Carry
“change” for a twenty — and
when your friend pulls out his
“twenty” — change it for him.
* * *
For a personal reply, write
to ABBY in care of this paper.
Enclose a self-addressed,
stamped envelope.
Piano Students Give
Informal Recital
Several pinao students pre-
sented an informal recital at
Grace Lutheran Church Thurs-
day evening.
Compositions by Bach, Schu-
mann, Tschaikoysky and Beet-
hoven were among the num-
bers played, Participating
were Barbara Flore, Phillip
Andrews, Scott Kerns, John
Kerns, Donna Shaw, Karen
Lane, Bobbette Roselli, Helen
Levandovsky,, Rosalind Suro-
witz, Barry Horst, Carol Rap-
aport, Judith Bos, Robert Hav-
iland, Barbara Seybert, Pa-
tricia Salkeld, Eileen Kemp,
Mary Jane Montague, Beverly
Wells and Terri Fortino.
Seven Initiated
at Malta Temple
Mrs. Woodrow Sutton, noble
grand, presided at a meeting of
Welcome Rebekah Lodge, 246 held
Thursday evening at Malta Tem-
ple.
Initiated into the order were
Mrs. Fred D. Edwards, Mrs. Hattie
Bell Cox, Mrs. Charles G. Holli-
man, Mrs. Pearl McClure, Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Taylor, Carol Bra-
man and Mrs. Freda Braman.
Guest at the meeting was Mrs.
Mary Arnold of Ferndale. In Personal News The Louis Corbats have returned to their home
on Vinewood avenue after a visit with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clevenger, and
grandchildren Phillip, Diane, and Jeffrey, of Sault
Ste. Marie.
The Corbats saw their grandson, Jeffrey, who was
born in March, for the first time and were on hand
for the celebration of granddaughter Diane’s second
birthday. : . ;
x *« *
Sylvia deSteiger of Monroe street and her fiance,
James H. Cole, of Lake Sherwood, are flying to
Drummond Island this afternoon for a three-day
visit with Mr. Cole’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Cole. Accompanying them in the plane, flown by
Mr. Cole, will be Mr. and Mrs. Ward Veen of Ran-
veen drive.
* * *
A number of out-of-town guests are arriving in
Pontiac today for the marriage of Doris E. Nelson
and Rayomnd C. Ebey this evening. Visitors in-
clude Mrs..Charles Chamberlain of London, Eng-
land; Mrs. Hannah Uppstrom of Pittsburgh, Penn.;
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Nelson and family of Deerfield,
Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. James Russell and family, and
Mrs. Ida Ebey, all of Caaee,
On her way to the National Music Camp at In-
terlochen, Pamela Ann Wence of Washington, D.C.,
visited her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Martha
Coleman of Lewis street.
Pamela, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E.
Wence, is one of six young people from Washing-
ton enrolled at the camp for the summer. Mr. and
Mrs. Wence with their younger daughter, Kath-
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hat Religion Has Always Known
lee Living. oak od Youth. jeer oe ives
Churches Plan -|\Scholars. Begin to Study is j EIGHT - ve Z \
* Science Confividaig > 7 When I ‘was in frouble, I called tne the Lord build er
; upon the Lord and he heard me. eae aes al ee ee |
I was glad when they said unto, Bow down thine ear, O Lord, and
me, We will go into the house of | hear me; for I am poor and in.
the Lord, - |misery.
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Sermon Tracés.
at | Jat 7:30 Tonight i opal Waterford T : MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH }!0 Mark July4 (Mental Activity of Man Our. Heritage | ss sly om a anal ee spd _ _ 351 Prospect St. Rev. Gerald H. Rapelje | Special Services, Bells ‘ By pene VINCENT PEALE’ pe Scout Troop No. 160 Seat egg meng ‘Sunday ES a
Sunday School....10 AM. Morning Worship....11:15 AM. |] to Ring as Reminder woman says, “I saw in the paper that so-and-so died of to Mark Parents! on : Ja: a ae ‘teen teie
Young Peoples ........ 6:15 P.M. , g ’ ° a heart attack.” : Night 2
Eve. Worship..7:30 P.M. Wednesday Eve. Service..1:30 P.M. || Of Freedom’s Birth She is asked, “What paper?” | at Orchard Lake qe : es i be
She replied. “I don’t rightly know what paper, but I saw ‘film entitled “‘Preach- BRANCH SUNDAY SCHOOL HELD AT . it in the eapae” She quotes the item ver- - ae 60-minute film entitled Chine
LONGFELLOW PUBLIC SCHOOL 10 A.M _ Special Independence Dey serv) . The Rev. Edward D: Auéhard, The heart-warming , -M. ices and the ringing of chuseh ea “Orchard Lake in a rural community. CHRISTIAN |
bells as “a reminder of the nature) .A search of the files of newenicieal dis- — Presbyterian, y nia
and foundation of our freedom” closes no such item. Inquiry establishes that _ Se ee morning mR Besar» to of mu- CHURCH
10:00 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL reste a pega nl pelleted the person in question has not had a heart — ‘sermon traces the Bi r . G. W. Gibson. Minister — Classes fer All = aaa’ oll Religious Liberty. attack. But, three days later, that person dies and Christian background of Te i. FE 40239 - 347 N. Saginew
nee furpen & x * * of heart failure and the newspaper stor? reads American democratic heritage. award —— the | Bible School ...... $45 A.M. Christ® Speaking on behalf of the de-.exactly as eae woman had quoted it in ~ : ing Dn yey sing number of young! y, : “Berson ; Miao FM partment, the Rev. Claud D.|vance, . : and “Hold Thou My outh ee" saeR he
Nelson cited the proclamation by | rl ee gohan open! acec | Fess hacia ant o YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Dr. Edwin T. Dahlberg, National Black magic? No—but it could be pre- ; : S Study Wednesday . 7:30 P.M. a 7:39 P.M, EVENING WORSHIP [/Council president, which he urged|Cognition? — De. PEALE ; lyst : Topic: “Past, Present and Future” “an. appropriate observence sol- * * * Scout Troop No, 160 will ol ed the person wig ge wok gg om a
WEDNESDAY, 7:30 P.M—PRAYER GROUPS end YOUTH CHOIR f/emnly commemorating the historic] _A little four-year-old girl, during World War I, calls to her| serve Parents’ Might Monday [number of people to Te Pe: You are cordially invited to worship with us. | principles. by which our Found-imother: . -““Mommy, Daddy is choking to death! He is down a with Ros Reeves showing pic- ve follows.
FIRST UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH _ [/é Thins established our greatideep hole!” — a ape eon
Temperary Lecation:
Pastor—O. P. EASTMAN, 682 Benson EASTERN JUNIOR HIGH—Sanford at E. Pike ee eases Later investigation ascertains that the child’s father,
at that exact moment, had been down in a cellar under gas
attack.
Witchcraft? No—but sonaty clairvoyance!
A middle-aged man is driving his car along a New ‘Jeraey :
highway--when he feels a terrible pain in his chest. It is so * * *
The message ‘vill be read from
the pulpits of thousands of churches
Sunday, June 29, Mr. Nelson said.
Churches are also being asked
to open their doors on Friday,
Apostolic Church of Christ
459 CENTRAL duly 4, to all who wish to pray lexcruciating that he stops his car, thinking he is suffering a _ Young People Saturday ........ 7:30 p.m. that there may be fostered jneart attack, but eventually it passes. eee oe ee rae cticton aed ot poetctisn |. few hours later, he learns that his son, driving in angelistic Service ......... Bes ue .™m, religion : Tesedsy Bible Class ........ ++ 7:30 4 =. | at its noblest and best” ™ |Colorado, had been killed at that exact moment, his chest _ Thursday Evangelistic .......... 230 p. m. crushed by the wheel of his car.
| In some communities, said Mr. ae salon sarsicun) ape! balng Coincidence? Not necessarily — but maybe telepathy!
planned for June 29 to which local: MANY STORIES CHECKED ‘
service and patriotic groups will} This is the kind of story that is currently being investi-
pide rd ompdlgetrveaia = Pegs: gated by Dr. J. B, Rhine of Duke University, who has pioneered
phasi timing or in the development of a new science called parapsychology, the WATERFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH | "ish D: Dilibert bas sppesled|cratematic study of the mental activity of man or other activity Andersonville Road — Near Dixie Highway Bishop L. A. Parent
Church Phone FE 5-8361
Pastor Res. OL 2-4751 Bishep L. A. Parent, Pastor
230 N. Cass Lake Rd.
Rev. Mitchell Kaminski on gata kee ‘John Haslett. Minister of Music
that must be perceived by means other than the physical C ae b ~ 3 Fi M . Sunday School soso ee estate Marva E. Singleton se to Celebrate First Mass Morning Worship .....+ +=.» ++. 8586 Aid ond 11:80 A g 9 : Sunday School .... S45 A.M ; Evening Service ...-..--. - ase die eiecorera visiore anew ores 7:00 What are these things that he describes as precogni- itchell S. Kaminski the efforts of the late oak 100 A.M. ’ Family Bible Hour Wednesday ................... 7:30 Pom af Moody Institute — tion, clairvoyance, telepathy? What could they prove? Well, ew ee _. we aren peg? ngearet Lake Semi-| —S——--* ee ee ee ~ 9 | Dr. Rhine believes that these are only some of the powers f.."f1<¢ Solemn High Mass at 10\nary, Msgr. Edward Szumal, and| Evening Service .... 700 P.M.
=) Among those enrolled at Moody) of the human soul ranging the universe without obstrue- /4 m Sunday in St. Joseph's Cath-|with the support of the American} ay. Pr. ........... 600 P.M. DONELSON BAPTIST CHURCH [Bible Institute, Chicago, is Marva| “8 @f space and time. SS ee ee ces Eisebeth Leke Rd. ot T OR 3-326 ©=TE. Singleton, daughter of Mr. and Now, of course, there are always people who will respong * -« 6 aos papa to = That mai = Sees Seed ares Besinners Caer NP *** 11 8m. Mrs. Ernest Singleton of 7303 S.|to such a thought with the flat assertion, “It’s impossible.” Yet| The Rev. Dr. B. F. Jarzembow.|with 9 other young ° WOWAM Ween oo 5a ckd ocsccci dae caesreernccess 6:30 pm. | Shaker St, their only reason for saying it is impossible is that they have|Ski, pastor of the local church will Evening = Service ...... gpocbooneeeomosscsonc 7:30 p.m. Each summer more than 400 peo- heard of it befor .*_° ni Midweek Service... sel 7 p.m. Wedn ple from ‘all walks of life spend al ae: Graduating from St. Mary's High Pastor—REV. LEE LaLONE S. 8. Supt.—ARTHUR EW. few naa heal at * * * School in 1949, he continued his the Paakpoaar cigs —€ s Last year I met the man who developed: the automobile ‘studies at the college and was, ®
| + * & radio. The banker he went to for the loan he needed in getting petante’ with the Gurus of bee. res terial: ; hool car radios into production told him: “I never heatd of such calaureate. THE SALVATION ARMY ez pros school poclaney @ preposterous idea! The time will never come when they will : *¢ 8 & | ' .
- (CITADEL) Bible, evangelism, church music|5ave radios in automobiles!” That is how an unimaginative Sponsored by Anthony Dobski, ' and Christian education. Work*mind often responds to anything that is new. his mother, brother and sister were lr ¢ eS f 29 W. Lawrence Street ge ighad brought to Pontiac more ‘than five shops and seminars are also held
for choir directors, pastors, radio
broadcasters and missionaries. I am a minister of religion and, as such, I believ that
there is samething in man beyond the physical, beyond
the material. As Joseph Wood Krutch recently pointed out,
if man is really the mere inevitable culmination of an im-
probable chemical reaction, then the fact that he has been
able to trace himself back to it is indeed remarkable. The
idea that a chemical can understand its own nature is years ago. They are members of
the St. Joseph Parish, f —SUNDAY SERVICES— & Sunday School—9:45 A, M. Young People's Legion—6 P. M
Holiness Meeting—11:00 A. M. Salvation Meeting—7:30 P. M
Wednesday Prayer and Praise Meeting—7:30 P. M.
| §/Captain and Mrs. Magnus A. Michalsen.
42 Communion
Services at First
| commanding otticers-in-charge | wenn 10:00 A. M. . a8 _ : | Worship ».......... YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED ‘Presbyterian cape aaa Inrapdinated in the diocese of | Bible School... 120A M. | “There is more to man than. that—and it is. always good 5 cosaigr agg viniaad matt Yous Velamabip .. 65 P 34 ——— = z. Summer Communion Services| news to know that science is confirming what religion has al- London, Ont., he was ordai 1 Evening Service .. 700P. M
WESLEYAN METHODI ice bo es Re a ass nee | ~leeeiaala 7 ee L ST Sunday at the First: Presbyterian (Copyright, 1958) : * « Prayer Meeting . 7:30 P.M.
Sunda Seca dui on wean U A.M a zs & “oo ia Chaat Our Lady of Vic} y .M. .M. . to the Church ie Evening Service 7:30 P.M. W. Y. P. S. 6:45 P.M. A class of new members will be —— po at Chatham, Ont, JOSLYN AVENUE Wed. Prayer and Bible Service 7:30 P.M. welcomed at the later service. Rev. H. arry e Or a e REV. MITCHELL 8. KAMINSKI
REV. H. L. JOHNSON, Pastor Mrs. Basil B. Kimball will sing. : Joslyn at Third ee - amet “Come Unto Me” by Roberts and t ] t M th d : t Ch ch : UNITED LUTHERAN Edmund L. Watkins, Pastor the choir directed by Lyndon Sala- O S e O Is ur serve as archpriest with the Rev. CHURCH OF THE — Bible Schoo! 9:30AM PONTI AC CHURCH thiel, will present “Let Us Break _ |Casimir Kwiatkowski of Bedford, ASCENSION Worshi 8.00 & 1045P.M Z Bread Together.” A former city pastor, the Rev./T, Hart at the 10 a.m. service|Mass., deacon, subdeacon will) Se. We Lureouene | Pa tor Evening Savice 6:30 P M ™~ z 4 + 3 4 i" . s' : ae . .
OF CHRIST Barbara Graybiel, Robert |Harry J. Lord, will return to Pon- erp ot Uenwene Coumte, ie - poe pega pokey of Sundey Schoo! ..... 8:30 a.m Wednesday Prayer
Beggs, Nancy Nichole, Carel |tiac to be assistant pastor of First! 10° asusted from Adrian Col-| . * {Common Service ... 9:30 a.m snd Study ...... 7:30 P. M. “Welcomes All Vi isitors Nicholie and Christine Bos are |Methodist Church. He will be ie Las & TE ont tamght ccheed tx 7) = | 5 attending the Junior High Camp (troduced and assist the Rev. Pa Following the ceremonies, a, " s i ae ted Pn eked Boy =” |huncheon will be served in the] BEPHEL TABERNACLE AUBURN HEIGHTS ree iy Evening Worship ...,..... — pm. || The Chapel service at Pontiac Mr. Lord received his B. D, de- |Knights of Columbus Hall | First Pentecost Charch of Pontiac 3456 Pri Street Gites 6s syn ktnge gt aatogs ieiiniiai 30 p.m. I state Hospital tomorrow afternoon gree in 1927 from Garretf Bibli- | The morning preacher ‘wilt be || 5S 10-a.m. Worship 11 am. | y. wet wanes. Pace WXYZ Detroit 5:30 to 6:00 P.M. Sunday |} will be conducted by the Rev. Gal- cal Institute and his Master’s de- | the Rev. Alexander A, Cendrow. || Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m. | , “Is The Bible Sufficient For All Our Religious }/en E. Hershey, with Mr. Salathiel gree in Religious Education | ski of Detroit; Joseph Site of the Tues. and Thurs, 7:30 p.m. , | ete aot eee 10:00 A. M. Needs? II Timothy 3, 16 & 11%. in charge of the music, from Northwestern University in | Orchard Lake Seminary will be Rev. and Mrs. E. Crouch hip spo eneecen 1:15,A. M. : Everybody Is Invited! te * 1929. master of ceremonies; Casimir || 194 Galdwin Ave. “ve sszse | Youth Flicwship .. 6000. M 2 ok See 1180 North Perry Street The Women's Prayer Group will From 1931 to 1935 and again from} Hejka of the seminary will serve — =a , an | meet Tuceday morning at the home 1945 to’ 1948 he was pastor of Oak-| as thurifer and acolytes will be | COMMUNITY UNITED of Mrs, Hugh Lite, 141 Cherokee land Park Methodist Chusch here.| boys of the parish ‘| The Episcopal Church|| — pRespyTERIAN Z
Other churches in the Detroit ; i mentai . ference where he has served are| Mitchell received his elementary | of the Advent CHURCH
schooling in the town public school. W. Long Lake Rd. at Middlebelt
THE ae JOHN W. WIGLE, Vicar
vice and Church School
5 A.M, and 11:15 A. M.
Commanion First Sunday
‘Westlawn Church, Detroit and
Court Street, Flint. His education was interrupted!
For the past nine years the Rev.|“be" Stalin invaded Poland ee
| | Mr: Lord has worked with the| the East, arrested and carried off Michigan Council of Churches as|4is father. . He Drayton Plains, Michigan
W. J. Teeuwissen, Jr. Pastor —
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When the days get hot it’s mighty easy Sunday School .... 10:00 A. director of Christian Education -* * — Youth Groupe ..... 6: to neglect the most important thing in Mo Worship ...11:00 A.M. fhakes his home with his wife at} He attended a Rissian school First Social Evening ‘Worship eeu Chin worship in Youth arbi ard cane. * 56 S. Genes®e Rd et Aschungielsk end werked in Wea Press act + .
= Dinard 2 — soul’s needs are wor a Paes Meeting SP M bers to H | H = the woods — seen Brethren Church Study Howe: peer 7:30 P.M.
SATAN NEVER LETS DOWN bana EmMDErS 10 Near Later in 1944 under the protec-| _ “16 Sel@win. Je aaree CHURCH OF THE : — . = ae pee tion “of the Polish Army he ar-/| Sa. Eve. Service ... 7:30 P.M. ATONEMENT Visitors In Our City Are Especially Invited | fer a Friendly Ministerial Student rived in India with his mother and Sunday School . “10 700 A.M.
Chared : : Sunday Morning : Sunday sister at a camp of over 5,000 Worship ...... 11:00 A.M United Presbyterian
- Rev. T. H. Staton FE 2.8487 REV. BARBY J. 1QRD Youth Sunday will be observed|Polish refugees. He began his} young People ..... 6:15 P.M. Pontiac THREE GREAT } tomorrow morning at Grace Lu- studies in a gymnasium, Mid-Week Prayer 3527 Clintonville Rd,
SERVICES Sunday 'theran Church with Wallace Tur- se rnurnday +++ 7:30 P.M. monaie 0. Andrews, Peter Night e e ‘ /Ner, @ member of Grace Church - w. rrp a; ‘ Sunday § Dr, Malone \ eebicee iy Marimont Baptist Church jand ministerial student, preach- Ministers Join Choir won : hae P.M. Nong = ag it a
Speaking at All Services} Dr. Tom : “, “ sermon. as ule ae oe . TOMMY , Pastor
10A.M.—11A.M Melone Invites You: at the altar and usher. ers; who usually occupy the pulpit, — =: < a Morning Worship, 11 A.M. Sunday School, 10 A.M. According to the pastor, the Rev. over at the; ‘ : F 7:30 P. M. June 28th Si f Richard C. Stuckmeyer, Sunday|National Methodist Convocation onf! AI] Sai
Choir and Special Musi Tedaytn ene fer Believers Youth Hour, 6:30 P.M. Evening Service, 7:30 P.M. school will be at 9 a.m. with nurs-|local church cevangéliem in Wash wis, ons Episcopal Church om ene Sere mes = iG ° ery and kindergarten at 10:30 a.m.|ington July ec said | Hiiams St. at W. Pike esecene! ' July 6th MARIMONT . . . A Growing Church The two morning services afre|a 1,000-voiced choir of ministers] “the Rev. C. Geoige Widdifield, Rector cies fot aula GWnet ip 2 True Seriptaral With a Friendly Welcome! « scheduled et 9:10 and 10:30. is being recruited for the eevnt. The Rev. David K. Mills, Curate urch?” S Pan ecient
Completely Departmentalized } “De James Mercer will be ne ahs Pastor Toy , SUNDAY SERVICES » Sunday School for All Ages. . speaking Walton Bivd., 1 Block Off Baldwin ‘Columbie Avenue 8:00 P .M.—Holy Communion Modern Supervised Nursery July 13th and July 20th ; BAPTIST 9:30 >AM.—Holly Commu Communion
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Srck can Gomes love ite Citywide Choir Union ee ® from 2
af Fey Church Music. P.M. Walley Jr, set 12 cone ey eek to gil. down his life for his friends, 5 vee e y The Citywide Choir Union will 3 : | " [present its 12th anhual coneert at || First Christian Church
fo Be Studied to Be Speaker Sexes =m] Soe tre Ae : Mrs. Melinda‘ Jones, president, Worship
| New Concepts Will Fall United Nations Caravan one eee ee by Mee me Moe 0. tec paivad™2, the, Church Under Consideration at Planned for Members|Murray. | ee ela
aie oe in September |
Ist CONGREGATIONAL |<. LANSING —' New con tn the. cheunee of Te. Sesigh 1 Bethany Baptist Church _— . its = the music prosram of ty Chapman, Percy M, Walley Jr.,j ee |
. CHURCH fcan Stale, University" Jay 6 minster of education, will be the wath EES SOC ty Mill, £. Huron and Mt. Clemens i Church Music day at 8:45 and 11 am. in Two Worship Services — 8:45 A.M. and 11:00 A.M.
Sermon by Percy M. Walley os
“THE TROEMe FIRST HAN _ Bev. Maleolm K. Barton, Paster
Rev. Kari W. Ostberg, Asso. Pastor | (Ors, clergymen, oS e,
ee ers and others interested in the 4 a er gl BS pra pd MORNING SERVICE = jchurch music program from Michi. Dy. and Mes. Chapman sad sine g TS tee ae Re £. to Roral ee cee 9:30 A. M. ‘ [fgan and surrounding states. will young people of the church are| chure
~ attending the fifth World’s Baptist 7:30 PM. Wednesday — Mid-week Prayer and Bible Study lconfer at Kellogg Center at the
week-long event, “WHAT'S YOUR CREED?”
“An American Baptist Convention Church.
tive, pecvartd te cup’ assist Mr. Walley tomorrow.
ficials, is to provide the bést bale - nn F Sala sat water Wie rat and IRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
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which y heiptul Sec es Ge mnbemer outins — eal Gee ee
sional or amateur, in full or part Wednesday evening. Wednesday, ‘aly 2 Ber . Marshall, Speaking — 7:30 P.M. ‘time service or serving as a vol- The summer program of the Annual Picnic — July 27 [
unteer in the music program of Youth Fellowship will continue||_ eran enol voiced bond Moen tore
ae eae met pa bate. Gal oo ing at 7 p.m. i
oe FIRST METHODIST S Pontiac Press Photo The Senior High group will leave - :
FIRST SOCIAL BRETHREN CHURCH — The later be faced with brick. The church houses a |the church at 2 p.m. tomorrow for|{ .Seuth Saginaw at Judson Paul T. Hart, Pastor
degication serviee-ofthe new First Social Breth- sanctuary seating 340, pastor’s study, kitchen |the zoo at Royal Oak. Donna Doug- Harry Lord, Asst. Pastor
ren Church will be held at 2 p. m. Sunday with and Sunday School rooms. The belfry is finished |las and Bill Shirley are in charge 10:00. A. M.. MORNING WO the Rev. Carl Downey, a former pastor, preach- but the congregation has not yet found a bell. |of afrangements. AD RSHIP_ ing the sermon. The cement block building will The estimated cost is $50,000. plans © oe cease Ww a Walking With God” pond .
i @aplay of'now oxen chara can . | Christian Social Commit- 11:15 CHURCH SCHOOL SUNDAY SCHOOL vocal music Di di tl S ° S d tee for a United Nations Caravan _ Wed. 7: 30P. M. Bible Study and 8 — eaicarion oervice ounaay — Prayer Fellowship Conve! Trait: We men fm DECication, Baptism ; ; resist worldly influences : Members of the First Socialjbasement was constructed imme-|cumb, choir leader; and Marcella International Meet
Brethren Church’ have been cele-|diately with the first service held
brating the building of the new'there in December of 1951. , Barger continues as pianist.
The Sunday School has an aver-| if we are to please God.
CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL FELLOWSHIP July 27-Aug. 3
church this week with special serv-| poy y John. age attendance of 232, Superin- | _ BEA PART OFM The Rev. Theodore R. Allebach|ices Thursday, Friday and today-| tor tar seven months jm 1958 dyr- |tendent Calvin Duncan is assisted ie "Anes Li) Pas Cs eee ee THESE OLD FASHIONED of the Oakland Avenue United * «tt Eva W An et = ‘on Church will ing the illness of Mr. Rose, In ‘by iley, secretary; Annetta} W. P.:Strong, presiding minister) Sunday Evening Service — 7:30 P.M. SERVICES will preach| Sunday at 2 p.m., the new church| September 1953, the Rev, Mr. |Wheeler, assistant secretary; Mary |of the three local congregations of GOSPEL Presbyterian PENNY NICHOLS of Detroit, \ on “The Power of the Uncon- wi) : announced speaker SUNDAY 11:00 A. M. ” at the 10 a.m. Sun (Will be dedicated: with the Rev. ere Te Ee Oe ee ee Lead aragl Lcatt bape topregins : Ne Service Thursday Evening scious m. service Downey, a former pastor,| gation. Keller, pianist. plans are being made
and 7:45 P. M. (day when the roster of teacher$ for! preaching the sermon. Leaders of the Youth G ternational convention in New 1968-59 will be dedicated. Quartets and the choir will pro-| , 1” 195 the parsonage at 21 W. oat eee |York City July 27-Aug. 3. eens ; gine sacrament of baptism tot|vige special music Rutgers St. was obtained and in| are Hhert Guest and Ceol Rese Al et The Pilgrim Holiness Church ‘ childr en admini tered at : September same 7 a ‘ # =
TUESDAY (ie Gas _ The membership ‘roll will be | present pastor, the Rev. Tommniy| grand piano to the church as | Arrangements are made for BALDWIN at FAIRMOUNT
" PRAISE-WORSHIP At 7 p.m. Sunday boys and girls| called and the history of te \Guest, accepted the pastorate. | well se Christian and American |*.20 00" 04 the Polo Grounds si-] Sunday School (all ages) 10:00 A.M. who have been attending Daily Va.| church given. Dinner will be | The first officers of the congre-| flags with a church bus, the pres- |Stadium a more than! Taj : ee cation Bible School will give a| ®¢rved in the basement, gation were Mary Barger, clerk;| ent project. aa, ro camsention'| Daily Vacation BIBLE SCHOOL Program
‘ demonstration program, including Harry Layman, treasurer; John a : * RF, |e : .
Thareday 7:45 P.M. [Mb site nar sere and tah feel, tng a er by at ard Ore icant | gana, Para. Preset ot, Stone sated the may at] During the Sunday School Hour Yous The Pioneer and Builder Youth|Rev, Joe Rose resiilted in the form-|Choir leader and Marcella Barger,|Chancey, secretary. cs * * | Ne Wership Service — No Evening Service — This Sunday
Service with 2 groups will meet at 8:15 Sunday|ing of the : pignist. Meuliad ee Gunleustion af the missionaries who ‘havel] °° + because of thé District Camp Meeting at Gaines, Mich. Message fer All
210 North Perry Street
Rev. Wesley C. Wibley, Pastor
“The Church of the Old
Fashion Gospel”
of New Testament -
Highland
Congregational Church
Milford = at aN a4
Morning Worship 11 A. M. for the book and said, “My father
does not want me to read this book,
‘because he says it is magic; and
truly it is. It had the power to
jopen my eyes. It is like fire—it
| burns. It is a sword—it pierces and
jcuts. But it is also like a pillow—
REY. MAURICE DIRETTE, Paster
CALVARY
MISSIONARY CHURCH $04 Midway—et Sanferd
Senday Scheei -1e-0@ A. M.
jing Wership ....... 11:00 A. M.
Evening Worship . 7:30 P.M.
Wednesday, Day ‘ot Prager
Beginning at 10:00 A
Rev. Rese vis, Paster
ee FE 4-9652 Detroit Pastor to: Speak
| The Rev. RW. Wright of Mt.
‘Zion Baptist Church of Detroit will
ibe guest page at 3:30 Sunday
‘afternoon in Providence Missién-|
ary Baptist Church, 311 Bagley St.
‘The Male Chorus of his church will
accompany him.
ese eee ee wee e Prayer Meeting
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| 7 p.m. Christian Workers Meeting
FIRST CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
56 North Roselawn .*
“Doing What Can't Be Done Is the Glory of Living”
Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning Message by the Pastor 11 a.m. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH James 0. Cunnington, Paste OR 3-9512 156 Mt. Clemens St,
Sabbath Shcool ..... aieisielsie e's osecee Saturday 9:30 a.m.
Sabbath Worship ...... ceccesesscovcccs. Saturday Il am. ff
Young Peoples Meeting .....0.00.s00% ae eer Saturday 7 p.m, |
eee eee eeee Wednesday 8 p.m.
Wed. Prayer and Bible Study 7:30 p.m. at the Church
REV. LEROY SHAFER, Paster
Charch School —
Family Worshi
SERMON SUBJ
CLARKSTON METHODIST .CHURCH
Buffalo at Church Street — Clarkston, Michigan
9:45 and 11:15 A.M.
— 9:45 and 11:15 A.M. |
“The Christ In Us”
HOLY COMMUNION SUNDAY Ministers: Wiillam J, Richards — James C. Braid
Pastor FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Associate Postor REV. GALEN E. HERSHEY, B.D.
WORSHIP SERVICES . . . 9:30-11:00 HURON AT WAYNE
REV. WRLUAM H. MARBACH, B.D. - VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL — Peggy Cahape
of 119 Seott Lake Rd. (left), Robert Wedow of
2070 Oakdale Rd. and Janet Christian of 946
Canterbury Dr. are selecting books of Bible stories at the Vacation Bible School being held
at the United Lutheran Church of the Ascension,
96 Williams St. The morning classes consist of
worship, handicraft, recreation and field trips.
Many
been serving in other lands will E. C. SWANSON, Minister ROY OVERBAUGH, &. 6. Supt.
be brought to New York for the
Bible convention, The purpose of
leadership|the gathering is to provide stimu-
lus for society in Christian
‘association, Bible instruction and’
Pastor Going to Yale
Dr. Richard H. Dixon Jr., pastor |
of Trinity Baptist Church has been
given a scholarship to Yale Uni-
versity for the month of July. He
will be a member of the class on
the study of alcoholism.
Hear my -crying, O God, give) Central Methodist Rev. Milien H. Bank, D.D. Minister Calvin ©. Rice, B.D. Asses.
Jehan HB. Hall, D.D., Assoc.
MORNING SERVICES 8:45 and 10.55 A.M.
“HOW TO LIVE WITHOUT WORRY”
. Dr. Hall, Preaching
(BROADCAST Over WPON, 11:00 A. M.)
ear unto my aes iat |
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The Lord is aah unto all of)
them that call upon him; yea, all |
such as call upon him faithfully. |
ae ST. JOHN'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
#7 WM St. at Cherry Ct.
Rev. Carl W. Nelson, B. D., Paster
Sunday School ..,.. 9:45A.M. | Morning Worship . 11:00 A.M. |
UNITY | est
CHURCH «. » NAZARENE _ 60 STATE STREET
Bible School ...... 9:45 A.M.
Worship .........11:00 A.M.
Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M.
BIBLE SCHOOL CHILDREN’S PROGRAM
Youth Service 6:30 P.M.
Richard North - Minister of Music oe © @ ©
7114 N. Saginaw St. FE 2-4609 |
Sunday Service, 11:00 A.M.
Tuesday, 8:00 P. M.
Lessons in Truth Class
Pontiac Press Photo ‘ST. “JOHN'S
METHODIST CHURCH 433 HIGHLAND
Church School .... 9:30 A.M,
Morning Worship ..11:00 A.M.
Martin L. Bellinger, Pastor
Cornerstone to Be Laid
for Hills Convent Sunday
vent of the Sacred Heart, Kensing-
ton read, Bloomfield Hills, will be
placed at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. , aa
Heaven is at hand. Repent ye; for the Kingdom of
| GEOFFREY DAY, B.A., B.Th Evangel Temple 365 East Wilson
nierd
Sunday School—0:;45 A. M.
Merning Wership—11:06
Evening Worship—7:00
Thurs. Eventing Services, 7:
The cornerstone for the new Con-|Bloomfield Hills, will be the guest
speaker,
The historic stone, which bears
The Rt, Rev. Monsignor Eugene i ee
CHURCH SCHOOL... . . 9:30-11:00
ANNOUNCEMENT and INVITATION
The Sunday Morning Worship Service will consist of
final of the
titled “FESTIVAL OF PORTS.” The program will begin
at 10:30 rather than the usual 11:00 o’€lock hour of
morning worship. The public is invited.
Eres ee tHOW MUCH DO YOU WEIGH?” Sunday School 10:00 AM. F.M.Y_ 6:55 PM.’ :
Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 P.M.
Light and Life Hour wager ened 3 :00 P.M. CKLW
inst FREE
METHODIST CHURCH
Daily Vacation Bible School en- -
VILZz part of the origina] school, on E. Paddock, pastor of Holy Name Jefferson avenue at St. Antoine,
Church in Birmingham, will offi-
FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH CAI Building—5460 Williams Lake Rd.
Sunday School ..........
Worship
‘Evening Worship oe eee een ee eeaeever
see ere eee
ciate, and will at the same time, Sent Rack Pastor Preaching at All Services -. 10:00 9%
.. 11:00 ie eeees
eeenes
Al Kasten, Pastor
unveil and bless a statue of the A private school for girls from
Sacred Heart. ‘kindergarten through high school
The Rev. Francis T. Stack, pas- will open at the Kensington road |
tor of St. Hugo of the Hills Church, | convent in the fall of 1958,
SCHRISTIAN SCIENCE 227, SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY
“CHRISTIAN SCIENCE”
Sunday Services and - Reading Room
bs Fo heres East Lawrence Street
«71:0 Open y
Cie ‘Evening 11 A.M. to5 P.M.
Service 8 P. M. Friday to 9 P. M.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Lawrence and Williams Streets
HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS TELEVISION RADIO ie CKLW SUNDAY—9:30 A. M.. CHANNEL 7 - “Sunddy—9:45 A, = ~ WXYZ-TV
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Classes for
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Oakland and Saginaw
Rev. H. H. Savage, Pastor iC
Rev. W, E. Hakes, Ass't, Pastor
9:45 A.M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL
10:45 A.M.—MORNING WORSHIP
“FOUR IMPORTANT QUESTIONS” =’
7:00 P.M.—EVENING SERVICES
“FIRST THESSALONIANS VIEWS CHRIST’S SECOND COMING”
Rev. W. E. Hakes, speaking at both services,
vo UNE ns
All Ages
LUTHERANS BELIEVE
IN SALVATION
BY_ FAITH
Every Christian believes this. If you have given no senous edn-
sideration to the Christian Church — “the denominations don't
even agree on the facts,” hear this : All Christians believe that
men are saved from sin and eternal cath by Saleh (bn Joon Chciots
The facts are these. Every man has a bad conscience. God made
sure we'd never f this by giving His Ten Commandments. Who
has really loved with ail his heart and streneth and mind? Who
has sng loved his neighbor as himself?
sinner has a Savior! God
pene Hs ager ors when His So died and rose
again. unto salvation to
eS of Gods
ef, accepts it as tru counts on it for his own forgiveness, the
Holy Ghost has made him a believer! And he is saved! Everyone who is a Christian believes this
SEER CS Sees about it, too. A
believer is a different person. He wants to do "s will. He doesn't
an Sees = e tries, A man of faith ygil be judged on his
works of faith.
When danger threatens a baby monkey, it jumps on its mother’s
back and holds on as she leaps to alee. t would be only a mark
of his immaturity for the ‘baby to claim it had been saved by its
own efforts, even though it would have been lost without them.
That's what the Lutheran Church means ss it says men are
saved “by grace alone, by Christ alone, by faith alo:
LUTHERAN CHURCHES Missouri Synod yg ters pt sl pos
ST. STEPHENS ° ST. TRINITY - Drayton Plains Pontiac, East Side
ST. PAUL GRACE Pontiac; West Side *. Pontiac, West Side
CEDAR CREST Bloomfield Twp.
Union Lake—Oxbow Lake Square Lake and eesiaets
- ST. MARK’S
‘Commerce Rd, West Actes
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TEN i Be es 5 Re THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE, 28, 1958 ae at gs
To Get Honorary Degree K aie Right On: Hollywood Headlines OPIOID
ANN ARBOR ® — -Madame ee) | | RIVE-IN &
Ciang Kai-shek. will receive an
‘honorary degree from the Univer-
sity of Michigan at a special con-
vocation July 10. The ceremony
will climax a two-day visit here
by Madame Chiang, who also will Puffing Away
446 Billion Cigarettes tour the campus and talk with :
During This Fiscal Year Chinese students at U. of M.
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Amer-
icans still are puffing ‘cigarettes
PIRESS isrcres ote ie
PIRESS |=: controversy, the govern-
ment reported today. But it said
more were using filter tips.
The Agriculture Department esti-
mated cigarette production for the
year ending July 30 at 446.000,000,- fA ARIA hi iy
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‘ANY TIME ... ‘period last year.
6 Guest Time Or | They forecast still another re- Ur FIGNO ANG UrGGN Ficord for the 1958 calendar year
Plan a Party as a-whole.
-arettes, or 2% per cent, “higher
than in fiseal 1957.
Assuming 20 cigarettes to the
package, it also-represents about
130 packs a year for each man,
woman and child in the country
March, ‘1958, was 24'4 cents.
- Economists writing in the de-
partment’s publication, The Tobac-
co Situation, said cigarette con-
| sumption during the first four
‘months of 1958 was about 2 pér
icent higher than in the same
.. Bring a Friend fT - ~« * * ae |. The department said trade
REFRESHMENTS sources indicated that filter tip
cigarettes might account for nearly
— FooD | one-half of total U. S, consump-
A Friendly tion this year. This would compare
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Take-Out Orders a Specialty and only three-tenths in 1956.
| ‘The department estimated that |Americans spent close to six bil-
| lion dollars for tobacco in calendar
/1957. Of the total, about 85 per
cent went for cigarettes, 10 per
cent for cigars and the rest for
|pipe and chewing tobacco and
| snuff.
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‘with less than two-fifths in 1957) ’ By BOB THOMAS
-HOLLYWOOD: (AP)—Bob Cros-
by has managed to escape the
daytime-TV stigma by slipping
into Perry Como’s easy shoes,
But it wasn't easy.
kk ok
Baritone. Bob thrived for 4%
afternoon
also put a frost on his career,
believe because a guy has been
on daytime television that he}
can’t do anything else. .
underestimated the daytime view-
ers, I have foung that people
Watch TV during the day are
Bob said he had done nothing). \Bob Crosby Faction:
Stigma of Daytime-TV
experience in the world, But it|,.
“IT can't understand the net-/,.
000. This was 12,000,000,000. cig-| Work thinking,” he sighed. “They
“I think that’s ridiculous, just bc
as I think the networks have | ne i uy
‘Tuex.: :
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Sevan: ewman.”
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on TV since. going off his daytime
show last October, and he biamed|
the attitude of the TV moguls for
his inactivity. The break camel
when NBC was searching for a}
singer to sub for lazy Perry. dur-|
ing the summer months. And who|
can be more relaxed than a Cros-
by?
“I'm very happy with the way)
the show has worked out," Bob|
remarked, “It's an easy show to
do, especially since I've had the
experience of doing the daytime
Claiming Share
of $400 Million —
French Fortune
TILBURY, Ont. (? — A Tilbury
woman and her Detroit sister
have joined 700 others in the
United States and Europe in
claiming a share of a $400,000,000
European fortune.
Mrs. Cryiel Van Hyfte, Tilbury,
and her sister, Mrs. Julian Van-
derhaegan, wife of a Detroit
printer, believe they have a
strong claim to the fabulous
estate of Emanuel Ferdinand
Francis Joseph Debette,
of Lede, who died in 1792 in
Flanders during the French Rev-
olution. -
* *
Five Grand Rapids, Mich.,
families have also filed claims..
Mrs. Van Hyfte and Mrs. Van-
derhaegan believe their claims
may be more direct than the
Grand Rapids group.
A Duteh attorney and a gene-
ologist has come to Detroit from *
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Denied State Charter | jeans and Democrats who hoped to, p 4 . ro Early Changeovers Raise Question: qe Department of Sate coordi} “A éhilé's root is collection ot
DETROIT — A propaiadea get ciate ected wo state ary PAYS Denies Wait for Death ‘e ta 8 Sor to an cant at te comes
ing the same thing. = Hart Wilson Will Backlog of ‘58 Cars
Vie With New Models?
Boy, 11, Killed on Farm
BAD AXE ® — Daniel Peters,
It, of Pyre, died Friday of injuries
suffered Thursday in a farm acci-
denj. The Sanilac County boy was Gift of Home Nor Did Goldfine Buy
Any Stock .for Him, He lof Explorer Ill - Skywatchers Keep Vigil!
as U. S. Satellite Due Directly from the
BRUSSELS WORLD'S FAIR
WORLD'S GREATEST, RE OEM ANTER the group appear to advocate x
regation in violation of the on.
stitution. An — for the group,
caught in a belt on a piece of farm! Maintains i : : to Plunge Earthward ane tee, od oe Ne tuflered. o° free| Mairitains in Letter pote weeks a — © made up of conservative Republi- tured skull. ~ P orderly cleanup of outgoing model)pove been cut Pad my — HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP) —
— : ~ WASHINGTON PM — The text | arg 000 units in the last four months.|S*vwatchers the world over are
of a letter to Rep. Joseph P. The question is causing consid- maintaining a death watch, They
O'Hara (R-Minn) from presiden- | . able speculation in trade circles| Earlier shutdowns for model are hoping to see the death of a
tial aide Sherman Adams deny- |... tn. auto makers swing toward| Changeovers will further cut jsatcllite,
ing that Bernard — Goldfine, | an earlier changeover to new mod-| dealer stocks, Some industry ex- ! ||| wealthy Boston industrialist, had | 81. ang push sales contests among| Perts say there will be no out- |er III, launched March 26, was to {| bought him a home: their retailers, The contests have| S°mg models on hand when all (have plunged into the earth’s at-
Dose . Olare: been under way for weeks. Gen-| makers have thelr 1959 cars on I have your letter of June 25 in | erally provide bonuses of $100 !
All| Which you state a witness from | and more for each car sold above
a)8| Boston, who is to appear before |, | .
| the Special Subcommittee on
i; Legislative Oversight, hag made,
ii| and you are informed will make
| the followitig statements concern-
nd me:
Pa me = house in
now live in Washing-
ton, D. Cc. i
2. That Mr. Goldfine financed
and purchased for me certain
corporate securities, including
stock in one of the textile mills of
which Mr. Goldfine is the owner.
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units. (The record
on March 1, 1956.)
When the traditional spring upturp 1, Mr. Goldfine has never,
either directly or indirectly, -
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the purchase of any house of
mine. I have never owned any
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rent.
is not likely to top 442 million units.
Few top executives of the auto
industry are venturing estimates
of the 1959 car market. Most of
them went wrong in attempting
to guess this year’s total, Their
at Cape Canaveral, Fla., it has
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miles. Scientists have learned
much of “cosmic rays, tempera-
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| It is incredible to me that any,
| committee of the Congress would,
| permit a witness to use the com-
‘mittee as a forum for making
‘such vicious and irresponsible ac- it under control.
* * *
The brick and fieldstone _ build-
‘ing housing the Sandusky Republi-
can Tribune, the town’s newspaper, swing from one model year to
another overnight. The changeover
will extend from mid-September
well into November. Most of the!
new models should reach the mar- ing,” Debbie Reynolds, Curt Jur-
gens, John Saxon, color; ‘The
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showing construction of Mackinac
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nor have I ever had, any finan- amaged two 0 jend, Some profess to see an up- OAKLA for [) Evening Friday Seturdey (CO, and Sunday 1)
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investment, business or under- More than 530 firemen from San- with the swing into the new model Stewart, Kim Novak, VistsVision. GQ Mame .ncccrececersecevensccerenensecnsesecseeesrsencenesersbenserenees ]
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9) WORRY MOLES TO Won't Discuss
Alleged Theft
of $203,000
MIAMI (UPI) — A handsome
| Texas cowboy, harnessed by a
virus infection and FBI agents,
played a tight-lipped role today
in discussing his alleged $203,000
theft from a young. minister's
wife,
* * *
Raymond Lewis Headspeth, 37,
was arrested here Thursday by
FBI agents for stealing the mon-
ey from Mrs. Barbara Fox Dou-
bleday, Kirkwood, Mo., whom he
met at a Reno, Nev., dude ranch.
“She gave it to me,” the
wavy-haired Headspeth drawied
to newsmen from a hosiptal bed.
* * * : SINATRA
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ODDIE ALBERT
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Having Patty Berg dub a shot in golf is like watching
Sam Snead take 10 on a hole. It happens, but it is a
rarity. .
Snead took his 10 at Plum Hollow a year ago in the
Western Open and Miss Berg made her disastrous dub she Bee 8 get “ee a =e See ee Em Re
Mickey Wright
Clings fo Lead
at Forest Lake
What They Shot |
at Forest Lake
US.G.A. WOMEN'S OPEN
Friday's Qualifying Scores
eee ee eres
Pas COOGNGE oc cercscoscered 70-68—147
Loulse Suggs ..........0ee00% 18-14—149
Mrs. Jackie Pung .......... 15-T1—152
Vonnie Colby ....cscercmeves 71-16-—153
ee eo
Teeing Off By BILL CORNWELL
. . . Mrs, Kathy Cornelius ..,... 80-14—154 ;
in a trap in the Jacksonville Open last March. South American Golfer “Anne a per ee e168)" All lee gals had nothing but praise—and deservedly
The circumstances evolving around Miss Berg’s trap} Sets Two New Records Betty jjameso ws wen hace’ MS |So—for Fay Crocker in the wake of her scintillating 68
shot is considered as one of the oddities of women’s! jn Women’s Open tty .vccvcccseees 118-188 vesterday in the Women’s National Open golf tourna-
golf. ‘ . ; : OT cas feec is: (ment at Forest Lake Country Club.
It happened in the trap of the 7th hole in Jackson- By BILL CORNWELL Bonnie Randolph ......... 18-78-18’, Popular Patty Berg, a strong favorite in nearly every
ville. Patty swung at the ball and figuring it was out, | Long-driving Mickey. Wright still gy ig ~ AE cee . Tea 100 éo tournament she enters, and lean Mickey Wright, the
she involuntarily took a swipe at the sand with her [held command, but par-shattering ee eee asic 1.000 Seciel LONg-hitting Californian who currently leads the pack, Fay Crocker was only a step away ME secon shes sceoee 79-82—161 -
wedge. as the 6th annual U.S.G.A. Wom- |Mar om iain Se were two of Fay’s most avid admirers. , od
The ball however did not clear the lip “4 was sti 0° Oo ot eet ee 5) gh Ue a Fay’s 68 was really a terrific round,” exclaim
into today’s gruelling 36-hole finale Mire. Peat Dye df. 20... %-19—16 (Patty, the 1946 Open champ in the trap, and Miss Berg admitted afterward that it|at Forest Lake Contry Club. *Meriam Bailey 000.0... tlwho trails Mickey by 10 ,
was the first time in 15 years she had failed to blast out/ Miss Crocker, South America’s —a ‘ - t where everything went right, the
of the sand properly. golfing ambassador of good will, “Bers arte dag “96—167 oe ae say yond kied you dream about,” Fay re-
. established two new records Fri- : ries ‘ 84-06 ’s one o e grea m .
es ceyiand Wy ae soe Se 8 ceaviuy Proves. SI" rounds in the history of| she took « par four on the Ist What hurt most was area about 20 hours later she|,owertul contending position for Mrs. Frank Th ar. a1-8—170 pipe anpeeay a ome as ag go
learned that she had been penalized two strokes on her|the National Open championship Wands Senches -.... Ss SBI en 6 G0ll, S50 BUCC. | cad « belle dene on tho Be.
round for grounding the club since the ball was stil] |she won in 1956. Many earn 8.61% ae Brea saw Pea aesst “atter that 432 beginning, I
in the trap. Piaying almost flawlessly from ™ — o_o Ma ond only one str ‘abe res thought a one was sure dra
tee to green and wielding a dead- ; i‘ — : | mext,” Fay chuckled, * .
Marilyn Smith cventually won the Jacksonville | ty putter to go along with the Sora ee See ee rage Press ris <<. . ne aa pear the been five reper grt J went toa ov a rad
title and Patty stood four strokes behind in 4th place, rest ot he pana oe t hard —— tain after shooting a blazing 68 in Friday’s second round: of the oho Riche dson |... : SSeiciw round—great golf." | belea ay
but as good natured as she is, Miss Berg accepted her ae 6.240 pear in 68 strokes, | U-S.G.A. Women’s Open golf tournament at Forest Lake Country ([‘Mrs. Gnerie Pan”. Siltecive| There was nothing miediocre | Her scorching aint wen tee
misfortune as one of the bad breaks in the game. five below women’s par of 37-36— | Club. Her scorecard was five strokes under women’s par and |°MM Doc “Gregery .’ -Sosto lao a arms game, either. She west ‘single round ever posted in ; 73. three below men’s par and it vaulted the South American pro into [:Mrs. Victor Ryden. $2-91—183 a 72, one. under women’s 1. women's Open since the USGA
To say Miss Berg is just good natured isn’t enough.) |, ... ine lowest 18-hole score; cond place with a 36-hole. total of 147. Mickey Wright still paced |-mrs. Donald i tas | PAF, but her score looked paltry |1<0 control of the tourney in 1953. By comparison to someone like Tommy Bolt would belever recorded in the Women's| the ficld with 146 as the event entered today’s 3¢-hole finale. =, "Denotes Amateur. — ” eee nad olaints It — five shots sien comees
ini ; : ! ay herse no complaints. | par three under men’s
to potiit-oult tne difference hetweets nignt snd day: care oe ae pe “I've seldom hit the ball so well figure since Forest Lake was -re-
x *« *
Patty’s pleasant temperament and competitive spirit
makes her the favorite of the gallery everywhere she
plays. In fact even golf galleries have taken a lesson in
charity from her.
Two years ago in the LPGA at Forest Lake, a
photographer accidentally kicked her ball about 15
inches from the green to a slightly elevated lie just
off the green on the apron.
The crowd booed ahd verbally attacked the pho-
tographer for the accident and officials were eager to
huddle with Miss Berg to decide what to do about the
incident.
it also set a new course record for
the ladies at Forest Lake's re-
vamped layout.
* * *
The best previous woman's round
at Forest Lake was a 69 by Mrs. S2>qPpER ES iu
i
Marlene Bauer Hagge two years
ago when she won the LPGA
crown on the old layout. Only two
strokes separated Miss Crocker
from the course record of 66, set
last year by home pro Bob Gajda
over the revised links.
Her sensational 68, coupled with
a 79 in Thursday's opening 18-hole
session, gave her a 36-hole total of |
147, one above par, and catapulted Nl
x « *
The photographer apologized to Miss Berg, and it was
then that she bolstered her position as the queen of the
women’s circuit when she brought the hissing of the
crowd, directed at the cameraman, to complete quiet-
ness by saying to him, “We all make mistakes, if this
was your first you can be sure it won’t be your last.”
She proceeded to putt from where the ball lay
after the boot. It was a typical “Bergism.” That’s
what makes her the lovable Patty Berg.
The question often heard today is “Is Patty Berg
earing the end of her golf career?”
“Heavens, no,” she replies, “I feel I can keep going
or at least 10 more years.”
Before she does quit the circuit, Patty would like to
win the LPGA, an honor she has yet to capture. She
almost did here at Forest Lake in 1956 but lost in a
playoff to Marlene Bauer.
Of course no one discounts her from the Women’s
Open currently in progress. She won the first tourna-
ment in 1946, but not under the official direction of
the USGA.
She would like to make it official this year.
Billy Pierce Just Misses
No-Hitter for 3rd Time
By The Associated Press
On June 15, 1950, Billy Johnson)
uf the New York Yankees hit a
fifth-inning single. On April 16,
1953, Bobby Young of the St. Louis
Browns doubled with two out in
the seventh. Last night, Ed Fitz-
Gerald of the Washington Senators
lined a pinch double with two out
in the ninth.
xt * *
Three isolated hits stretched
over eight years—yet each was all
that stood between southpaw Billy
Pierce and a no-hitter. And Fitz-
Gerald's was the toughest crusher
yet, puncturing a perfect pitching
performance by the Chicago White
Sox veteran after 8 2-3 innings.
But Billy, back on the beam aft-
* * *
er a terrible start this season,
then turned his back on Fitz-
Gerald at second and struck out
Albie Pearson, nailing a 3-0 one
hit victory over the Senators for
his third consecutive shutout and
seventh by the White Sox in 12
games,
* * bf
_ It was Pierce’s 29th shutout in a
12-year career and followed a two-
hitter against Baltimore a week
ago, He opened the current string
No Pushover for Brazil,
Claims Soccer Authority
STOCKHOLM, Lab ne of the
world’s shrewdest es
forecast today Brazil may face a
much harder fight than most
; people expect in World Soccer Ning \doubled and scored in the third by blanking Boston on five hits.
While Pierce was working on
what looked like the first regular
season perfect game since Charley
Robertson of the White Sox did it
against ‘Detroit in 1922, the New
York Yankees were drubbing sec-
ond-place Kansas City 10-3 and
padding their American League
lead to 843 games again. Detroit
broke a third-place tie with Bos-
ton by beating thes Red Sox 7-4,
and Cleveland gave new manager
timore,
kt & *
Pierce, 31, walked none and
struck out nine as only FitzGerald,
a right-handed batter hitting .333,
reached base. Pierce, now 1-5,
against loser Russ Kemmerer (4
6) on a single by Jim Landis, who
had three of the Sox’ eight hits.
Sherm Lollar’s single counted the
other two runs in the eighth.
The A’s, who had won six
straight for the first time since
1953, matched three-run second in-
nings with the Yankees as Harry
Simpson socked a two-on homer,
his first since returning to Kansas
City from the Yanks. But the Yan-
kees then scored six in the sev-
enth, capped by Gil McDougald’s
three-run double. Ray Herbert
was the loser for a 3-3 record, giv-
ing up half of the Yankees’ 12 hits.
Art Ditmar (2-0) won in relief.
‘ ® * *
A two-run seventh wonsfor the
Indians, with J, W. Porter’s single
scoring the clincher; Don Mossi
(56) won it in relief after Ray
Narleski,’ blew a 4-1 lead built on
two-run homers by Bobby Avila|* a
hit his 16th for the Orioles. Billy|!
birdies for an incoming 33.
and Rocky Colavito, Gus~Triandos ium
Park,
O'Dell was the loser for an se Gingelville.
ord. “ot ot for Welden's. ee Ga bebe her to within one shot of pace-
setting Miss Wright,
Mickey was no slouch yester-
day, either. After shooting a 74
Thursday to take the first round
lead, she came back with a one-
under-par 72 to maintain her ad-
vantage with a total of 146, even
par to date.
Also in positive contention for
the title when play began this
morning at 8 o'clock was Louise |
Suggs of Sea Island, Ga. Miss
Suggs fired a 39-35—74 to hold
third place alone with a score of|
149.
Shooting for her third U.S. Open
crown, Louise slipped a little after
sharing Thursday’s runner-up spot Horse Show Nears Finale
By H. GUY MOATS
The coveted jumper champion-
ship, probably the most sought-
after title in the annual Detroit
Horse Show, is going into the
stretch today and Sunday, with a
close race indicated.
* * *
Last year's champion, Charles
Dennehy Jr., of Wadsworth, IIlL.,
the veteran campaigner Pill Box
again working towards his. 2nd
open jumper event to several other
wins, He is, however, getting solid
competition from Johnny Wallace
of Northville, Max Bonham of Bat-
tle Creek, and Bob Egan of Bir-
mingham, along with severa] other straight title, adding last night’s|, jumping division and will be seen
in action in most of the featured
events today and Sunday.
Probably the top feature of
Friday's performances was the
Mclatesh of Waverley Farms,
Warrenton, Va., was 3rd on Son
imp.
Other spotlighted events Friday
riders. This group dominates the included the victory in the Shuell
with Betty Jameson and Mrs.
Jackie Pung. The latter two slipped
much more, however.
Just one stroke, behind Miss
Wright entering ay’s activity,
Mrs. Pung carded 77 to fall into
4th place with 152 and Miss Jame-
son shot 80 to tumble into a four-
way tie for 7th at 155.
Miss Crocker has seldom been
better than she was yesterday.
Winner of the Wolverine Ladies’
Open at Forest Lake in 1955,
Fay notched seven birdies and
two bogies on her scorecard and
she one-putted seven greens.
The lone sand trap she hit didn’t
come until No. 18 and she recov-
ered for a birdie four. Fay took 29
putts, compared to 37 on Thursday,
and she reached 15 greens in regu-
lation, including all nine on the
back side.
There were four “birds’’ and
bogies on the 4th and 5th holes for
an outgoing 35, followed by three By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Detroit veterans A] Kaline and
Harvey Kuenn will be the only
Tigers on the American League
squad for the July 8 All-Star
game at Baltimore.
AL manager Casey Stengel
named the pair as reserves for
er Frank Lary, who has beaten
the Yanks four straight.
He named righthanders Bob
Turley and Ryne Duren of his
own Yanks, Early Wynn of Chi-
eato and Ray Narleski of Cleve-
land and lefties Billy Pierce of
Chicago, Billy O'Dell of Balti-
more and New Yorker Whitey
Ford as the mound staff.
Front - running Mickey, who
nearly slugged an out-of-bounds
tee shot at No. 7 after hearing
about Fay’s 68, birdied the 6th
hole and bogied the Sth for a 37
on the front nine, then added two
birdies and a bogey coming home
for a 35.
Mickey hit 13 greens in regula
tion and she had 31 putts ranging
‘from 30 feet to eight inches. It
Joe Gordon a 7-4 victory over Bal- tay her eight-foot downhill putt
or a birdie on the 18th green
which prevented Miss, Crocker from
tying her for the midway lead.
The field was slashed to 29 pros 3%
and 12 amateurs for today’s con-|Ch
iClusion of the 72-hole tourney. If a
title playoff is needed, they'll go
18 holes on Sunday.
It’s Easy for Arrows
The Arrows romped to a 13-3
victory over the Eagles last night)
in a Waterford National League |t* pees Ee ome as
Play was baited by the torun
rule after five innings when the
Arrows scored five times in the
bottom of the 5th,
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hitter -and belted single, double and
tiple, Aney Winte attom singled in
mning run. for Clarkston, Ernie ries fli ho-hi for Aces.
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Cincinnati 6, San Francisco 5. —
apg 8 eg 0 3, .
Philadelphia 5, Louis , night
TODAY’S GAMES astern Standard Time)
Chicago at Pittsburgh, 12:30 p.m.—Drott
G-4) vs. Raydon (2-2).
St. Louis at Phiiadetpoia, 1:6 pm—
Maglie (1-0) vs Simmons (5-7).
%® p.m.—
res (7-6) vs. Willey
inn 8 p.m
‘ormick (4-1) vs. Nuxhall (3-3).
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City, 9 p.m.—Pord vs,
New York at
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the annual contest ignoring pitch-}catcher Sherm Lollar,
}iJohhny Antonelli, Stars Add Kaline, Kuenn Cather Yogi Berra, outfielder
Elston Howard, shortstop Tony Ku-
bek and 2nd sacker Gil Macdou-
glad were other Yankees selected
as reserves.
* * *
Cleveland's hot-hitting 1st base-
man Mickey Vernon, White Sox
Ted Wil-
liams and Washington's Rocky
Bridges - were other reserves
named giving the Americans a to-
tal of nine Yanks, five from the
White Sox, three from Boston, two
each from Detroit, Cleveland and
Baltimore and one each from Kan-
sas City and Washington.
4 * *
Milwaukee will head the NL
delegation with six players. Man-
ager Fred Haney said yesterday
he would add pitchers Warren
Spahn and Don McMahon short-
stop Johnny Logan and 3rd base-
man Eq Mathews to the team.
* * *
Other reserves he named were
Giants, Dick
Farrell, Phils, Bob Friend, Pirates,
Larry Jackson; Cards, Johnny
Podres, Dodgers, Bob Purkey,
Redlegs, all pitchers; Richie Ash-
burn, Phils, Walt Moryn and Lee
Walls, Chicago, outfielders; catch-
ers John Rosebor, Dodgers and
Bob Schmidt, Giants; and infield-
ers Don Blasingame, Cards, and
George Crowe, Redlegs.
Following Braves, the Pirates
have four representatives, the
Cubs, Cardinals and Giants three
apiece and Redlegs, Phillies and
Dodgers two each.
Extra-Inning Games
—in Softball Leagues
Two extra-inning contests fea-
League softball program at Beau-
a All
were make-up games from pre-
_|vious rain-outs.
££ &. &
Sawyer’s double in thefottom of
the 9th stanza scored Hundley
with the deciding run as Spence,
Rambler nosed out the Moose,
10-9, at Beaudette,
Simon Long’s two-bagger and a
couple of-errors produced two runs
in the top of the 8th and gave
Dostal Foundry a 4-2 win over
Autos of Europe on the North Side
diamond. . The Sports Shop rallied
with three rung in the 7th for a
13-11 conquest of Griff's Grill.
\*5 » tured last. night’s three-game City] Close Race for Jumper Title Memorial for Ann Willem on Mrs
J, A. Blackwood’s Jolly Farmer;
Bonham's win in green hunter
knock-down-and-out, on Carl Mil-
_ |son’s ladies Hunter win and win
for open hunters, on Avon Girl;!
Dennehy’s win on Pill Box in the}
faujt-and-out (FEI) events and in|
the open jumper test.
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chanted with the brilliant dressage
performance by Oxford’s Major
Robert Borg, on his Olympic
mount, the stylish and beautiful
Sergeant Soboba.
‘Today's show will offer many
features, including the first ap-
pearance of the western horses,
palomino, Arabian and pleasure
were listed, The big jumping event
today is expected to be the profes-
ham, Dennehy, Wallace, Egan,
Howard Miller (amateurs are in
it, too), among the riders. Moun-
tain Breeze,
Blaney Castle, Tamerlane, and
several of a half-dozen horses from
Sunday's show gets under way |
at noon, with three trophy events
on the afternoon card, including
- the
and William P, Lambert trophy.
Sunday night’s top events, con-
and jumper champions, include the
Midwest (USET) challenge trophy |
given by Charles Dennehy, father |
of the current jumper champion;
two $1,000 hunter stakes ‘and a,
$1,000 jumper stake.
Yesterday's results: ;
Box Open Hunters — won by Pill
(Dennehy) 2, — Castle ery
gas ee sg oe Possum
Handy workin "testers — won by
Verity (Irving idman, Detroit); 2,
Calico (Gail Altenburg, of 5B |Gajda’s pro shop and chatted with
reporters
ler’s Windsor Castle; Linda Swan-|},°"
The big gallery again was en-
classes for which large entries; M*™
sional horseman’s class, with Bon-/ Miller
Pill Box, Flanagan, ontop
Chicago's Teri Pin farm, are high-},
-\ly-rated jumpers in this event.
cluding with the naming of hunter);
lfrom tee to green in my life,”
\claimed the native of Montevideo,
|\Uruguay, as she relaxed in Bob vemped last year.
The best previous scores in the
Women's Open were all Tls, shared
by Miss Crocker herself, Patty
Berg, who did it twice, amateur
Barbara McIntire and the late
Babe Didrikson Zaharias.
SHORT PUTTS
There were two notable casual-
ties among Michigan amateur
ranks when the field was cut to
41 players at the end of yester-
day's 18-hole round.
Sally Sharp of the host club
and Mrs. Don Weiss of Flint,
who has won the state amateur
_ title five times, failed to survive
the midway cut.
Anne Quast, the Stanford Univer-
sity student who hails from Seattle,
. ow Wash., shot yesterday's 3rd lowest
Open hunters — won by Avon Gir! score, a par 73, to lead the amateur Linda § Glenvi Hl. : je Shot (Mrs. Geahem 2. Graias, delegation with 155. Only Miss
Petibone,, Msddlebure. | (Crocker and Miss Wright bettered 4 mer
mea ween be |e Petey: | Defending champion Betsy Rawis
Pault-and-out (FEI) — Won by Pu! iis practically out of contention after vara 2, Mountain Bree
atch-Me Gen Pin Forme. rounds of ‘79-82 for a 161 total uty | Ray (Mrs R. J. Haass, Northville | Michigan's No. 1 professional hope.
wnety working nqnters =~ ars Ww iffi Smith of St. Clair, is ll
itch Guild Gretchen der
Hills:; 3, Sonnino iRandie Grant, Bir- strokes off the pace at 157.
mingham) ; 3, Daisy Mae (Busan Pardee
Birm'm Julie Smith); 4, By
(Stephanie Akenburs, Brighton) ;
Wild Honey ‘John Walworth
Lansing); 6 Cat Boots (Marilyn Cele,
Birmingham).
Ladies hunters remey ———
M a : Birmingham JC “"=3= Test on Monday “lt was one of those rounds
Wallace); 3,
Winnipeg): 4
farm, Cin. 0)
Knock-down-out ijuniors) — won by
Pianagen (Miller, Rochester;; 2, Lead-
ing — (Sandra Mpvold, Birmingham) . '
mp (Price McIntosh, Warrenton,
Va.+; 4, Ginger Miss (Donna Lee
|Birminghem) . Gormiey (Victor Siften.
Mr, Rabbit (Long Acres
Brown,
gant
Ww.
and grandda
iJohn Pettibone); 3, at
, Indianapolis, mo re Velvet
Rose (Mrs. Haass).
Green Knock-down-out — Won by ;
Wondsor Castle (Miller, Bonham); 2, The annual junior golf tourna-
| aoe es (31 = Park Ridge, 1!)
rothy McCloud); 3. Navarra (Bon- ment sponsored by the Birming- ;.4 Kora Joe Racine, B'ham Working hunters (juniors) — ean by ham Junior Chamber of Commerce
Cat Boots (Marilyn Cole); 2 Cam's will be held Monday over an 18 tenon, (Carlotta McGuire, Winnetka,
. Witch Guild (Gretchen Raeder). hole route at Birmingham Country
is 9 a.m. (Waverie Pa Bill
Quinn): 4s Prince peti (Krys Glancy. Club. Tee-off time
1G Sonnino (Randie Grant). This will be the 3rd and last Lead. ‘Line (6 years and*under) —
—_ by ‘eee Weetmgien. 6, Metamers: of the area Jaycee tourneys con- 3, wy ansky, troit; 3. Robert <
Wild. Blythe Davis, 4 Birmingham. ducted by local chapters, Pontiac
i aren ge ultats : and Waterford chapters have al- pen (adv. ulte — won by oa. : ,
Sue Wallace, Northville: 2, Jane Bugas, ready held their events,
|G. Pte; 3, Bally Swift, Temperance; Stephanie, UPwards of 20 entries are ex-
pected for the Birmingham tour-
= iney, With the low five scorers
wood, Ann Willem): 2, Forest Flame qualifying for the state Jaycee Dr. | Pr * S Bellevue, podax, Poni event July 6-8 at Ann Arbor. The
14, Blue Imp (Marie Pope. International Jaycee tournament is
scheduled Aug. 18-24 in Tucson,
Ariz.
Had Alcohol i in Blood Boys who are not 18 years old 4, Sally rag Detroit; 5.
copra) Bob} Nan Barrett, Chicago.
red hunters (ShGeM Memorial)
won by Jolly Parmer (Mrs. Black-
ham); 3,
|te ‘oledo).
“LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jockey
Jackie Westrope had .12 of alcohol
in his’ bloodstream when he was
- killed a week ago in a riding spill
Open
very.im
too late couldn’t play in the’
today with 36 taxing holes. ——
with 146.
J championship, but she neglected to take care of one
detail—register before the entry dgadline./ She, filed
, 7 : -Pontise Press Photo
WASTED TRIP — . Sybil Griffin, Baton Rouge, La. golfer, did
a lot of traveling for nothing this week. ‘Miss Griffin came to
Forest Lake Country Club to compete in the U.S.G.A. Women's
72-hole tourney, which concludes at Hollywood Park, the coroner’s:
ton ‘Office said Friday, by Aug. 15 are eligible to enter
and the entry fee is $3, Under a
new state ruling, golfers having
Jaycee meets in their own areas
cannot compete in another area.
Bolt Fined $500
for Misbehaving;
Palmer Leading
EAST NORWICH, N. Y. (AP)—
Tommy Bolt, newly crowned Na-
tional Open champion, is finding
the crown rests heavy on his
fevered brow,
x &* *
Charges of abusive language
and general unsavory conduct since his victory at Tulsa early
this month have prompted Profes- sional Golf Assn. President Harold Sargent to impose a $500 fine on the erratic. titleholder,
Meanwhile, Arnold Palmer, the Master champion from Latrobe, Pa, held a three-stroke lead after
two rounds, He fired gq 69 yester-
day to go with-his 66 of the open- ing day for a 135 in the Long aoe Open.
Young Ballplayer Dies
ST. LOUIS (P—Nine- year-old Philip J. Antoon, hit on the side of ‘the head by a Pitched base- oan a Catholic youth center
ys ago, diég
yesterday. Bien aa
The boy was wea
better’s helmet aad te say af first was not believed Serious, He walked six blocks ‘to his home
to a hospital, Th There he lapsed,
into a coma from scevesel Which he never i ‘
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DETROIT (#—The Detroit Tigers
finally are reaping some
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Hi q° ose E? E
Lary was able to get only one
Red Sox out as he took his lumps.
But the Tiger bullpen corps was
nearly faultless. George Susce.
Tom Morgan and Fischer scattered
four hits and no runs over the last
8 2-3 innings. Fischer earned his
_ first triumph as a Tiger,
The Tigers whittled away at the
Boston advantage. They scored an
unearned run off starter Tom
Brewer in the fifth. Al Kaline nar-
rowed the score to 42 with his
eighth homer in the sixth.
~Four pitchers were required to
stern the Tigers in the seventh.
But the damage was done with a
four-run rally. The Tigers tied It
the score on Frank Boelling’s sin-
gle, Harvey Kuenn’s — second
double of the game and Gail Har-
ri sharp single. After Kaline
and Johnny Groth walked, Wil-
son's bases-loaded hit drove in
the deciding Tuns as reliefer Mur-
ray Wall suffered the defeat.
Detroit picked up an insurance
tally in the eighth. Reliefer Mike
Fornieles wild pitched the run
home after Harris had singled and
went to third on Kaline’s double.
Norman was to send Jim Bun-
ning (5-5) to the mcuund today in
an effort to take the second game
of the three-game series from Bos-
ton. Dave Sisler (6-4) was Mike
Higgins’ pitching choice.
_ AMERICAN LEAGUE STARTERS — These
players will start for the American League in the
All-Star game at Baltimore July 8 They are
Luis Aparicio, shortstop, and Nelson Fox, 2nd
base, Chicago; Jackie Jensen, right field, and
Frank Malzone, 3rd base, Boston; Bill Skowran, * «
1st base, and Mickey Mantle, center field, of New ,
York; Bob Cerv, left field, Kansas City; and Gus
Triandos, catcher, of Baltimore. Manager Casey
Stengel has named the remainder of his squad
which will include Detroit outfielders Harvey
Kuenn and Al Kaline.
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It looks as though this is the the Dodgers, who had but five retired 16 in a row.
year the Los Angeles Dodgers pits four off starter-loser Joey
Jay (1-2), another ex-bonus kid,’
‘Koufax, 9-10 for his first three } er and rookie Orlando Ce-
SAG ; ‘ |peda’s 16th, both two-run shots,
f his victories over the Braves,'s, a 5-4 edge by the fifth, then
who have lost nine in a pocket the payoff on that $20,000.
bonus southpaw Sandy Koufax col-
22, hit
his one-season high with his sixth | ott
ivictory last night, a 31 complete
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hits — three by slumping
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: 5 Dick Farrell (5-2) won his fourth
nine in a row, seven this season... row with oné-hit, shutout re-
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who had won SsiX phijs Singles by Wally Post and
straight, were beaten 54 at Phila-|Chico Fernandez and Dave Phil-| delphia in 11 innings. And the San jey’s pinch
Francisco Giants, .002 percentage against Billy Muffett (3-2),
points behind St. Louis, lost 65 at/fourth Card pitcher. The Phils, | 5 Cincinnati, The Chicago Cubs took|pjanked on one hit by Jim Bros- &
the -Pirates, who have lost seven'Card Jead with four in the sev-
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“Lucky boy,’ she smiled. I
smiled, too, at the word “boy.”
“Why,” she asked me,
when I inquired of the pos-
sibility of meeting “Frank
Sinatra, “do all the jour- ‘1.00 “ Purchasers of homes’ in this subdivision
receive the right to acquire a valuable high
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B. B. Grants Interview :
By EARL WILSON
PARIS—I was feeling good when I walked onto the French
«movie set. I. had an appointment to interview pouty, moist-
lipped Brigitte Bardot. Ten minutes later I didn’t feel so good.
‘ “Brijeet” — or simply “BB. ”—wouldn’t |
talk to me.
“She'd been in the middle of a flamenco
dance scene and was shouting to the di-
rector that there should be more passion
in it.
“But you must have discipline, too,” he
yelled back.
“Passion and discipline don’t go togeth-
er!” she screamed. ;
WILSON And then came my moment—and France's”
ans€er to Marilyn Monroe and Kim Novak just tossed her)
blonde hair. “Non!” and_also “Pas!”
* * *
“I’m sorry,” shrugged her press representative to me. “She's
like an animal or a child.” It was all off, evidently.
A Spanish dancer whom I happened to know went
| over, Sat on the floor, and pleaded with her. She then gave
in — and couldn't have
been friendlier. But when
| it eame to pictures — more
temperament.
. “It's because I am net my-
. self today — I am a Spanish
| girl,” she said,-evidently refer-
ring to her costume. “But eef
‘ you come .Monday and dance
the flamenco with me, we will
take picture.”
“Are you in love?” I asked :
the so-called sex kitten. (She
supposedly having a. fling with U
a married Italian star.)
“Are you?” she flung back, : : :
~ in pretty good English. Florida Homesites
nalists try te make a love story between Fronk and I when model for details on this fantastic offer.
I don’t even know him once?”
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. “But gewd lewking and sex appeal is not important for One of the five delightful homes awaitin i i Lot me. They have to have a soul. If I’m in love with ‘somebody I : 3 = 3 _— inspection at us Lake.
don’t care whether he’s young or old or beautiful.”
“What do you do for amusement—go on picnics?” I asked. : ; BUILT BY: : :
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ing a small bottle of wine — untouched nearby. “I never :
eat.” A few minutes later she was eating and jumped up | EXCLUSIVE - 20063 James Couzens 20069 James Couzens
Detroit 35, Michigan Detroit 35, Michigan and put a sereen around her so I couldn't see her eating. BON US FEATURES : ; ‘ - BR 3-2755 “Is Brigitte Bardot your real name?”
“All is real.” Her eyes flashed. “Everything about me 1s
real and I intend to keep it that way.”
“Brijeet” and I met two or three times later and got WHO COU LD ASK FOR MORE? Y
along splentlidly. She exudes tons and tons of sex appeal Come out today and see this tremen-
and gets her next exposure in “The Night Heaven Fell.” «| dous new development where every
When I mentioned to her that her fans said she looks | day’s a holiday!
sexier dressed than any other stars do undressed, she said
with the wisdom of her 23 years, “Every woman has more — |
sex appeal when she’s dressed than when undressed!” | , ae . , | os Pay o as. ee as
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: logue leather-bound. .. . That's earl, brother.
| (Copyright, 1958) | beach privileges on Lotus $ .
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1 indefinite contract ension during ‘ral background of a civil engi- , Only $] 40 Down to Civilians
_— ‘neer can greatly influence how within walkin idence of negotiations on a new pact. i ig
; AE good 8 Jb he) Mors demigns one beautiful Lotus Lake. ‘building bridges, dams and_high-| ,
The present contract expires ways, according to a University of | a 30 Year Terms = PER MONTH
July 1. | Michigan professor.
The UAW represents about 4,000; Robert B. Harris, associate pro-| : : Including Principal, Interest, employes of the company at plants fessor of civil engineering, said the
in Detroit, Battle Creek, Marshall civ) engineer frequently is re-| 3 : . . Texes and Insurance. 4
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land. Ohio, Recae evi cupearsts amen | YOU RECEIVE x * &*
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pipe iign at ae a Peres br plete , understanding | between | the right to obtain a Florida ASTOU N Di NG FANTASTIC the auto industry
Open from 1 to 9 P. M. Daily
Model Homes for Lotus Lake Subdivision may be
US. 10 (Dixie Highway) in Drayton Plains on to Williams Lake a. \ sg ated
is hon (oh Fatwa ad as = ‘on on Airport as Lake ph Rd.) and then t raat = | himself and those with whom he ; *
i works that the civil engineer fre- Homesite for only 4 00. . y
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Credit Union and liberal arts,” he said. ‘ ao In this amazing new Lotus Lake Subdivision you This is like living in ;
; Fiavis seid the wegen eect have the choice of five distinctive budget priced igan Park. baie oeghe ce shah nro taka
for YOU! ed a five-year combined program | eae homes! Prices range from $10,990, $11,990, ed year | progra are granted purchasers of these beautiful new
Anyone may SAVE in this Credit | eading to the degrees of Bachelor e YOU H AVE ' $13,990 to $14,490. Ranches, bi-levels, bricks, homes. Nearly every outdoor sport know
Union. Savers tor the past 3 [of Arts from the engineering and. bricks and frames, homes ‘with basements and state is at your doorstep . AND it’s ate
years were PAID literary colleges. ; beach ivil th homes without basements are all here. Choose wonderful place to bring up ) children r Jor .
4% DIVIDEND ee = * * - acn privileges on the the one that fits your budget best and begin to every day can be a holiday! eee
nder the new program, civil gorgeous Gulf of Mexico. enjoy a holiday every day. ue Get the Details engineering students take courses
Pontiac Co-op Federal ‘in languages, literature, fine arts, :
Credit Union somata and history, = addi- } Th E ,?
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SCRAPS:
Mill-ends were burned; these seraps of
lumber are fashioned into beautiful things
by a man with an idea. Incorrigible boys
were sent to a closely guarded institution; it
rage ant amazing — was oo to head
‘this seething mass of scraps of humanity; ; ane
his record is astonishing: 80% of his “Guests” 2 & VOORHEES return to society. as law-abiding citizens.
Prison camps are excellent examples of what
buman scraps can become; those derelicts,
YOU HAVE the choice of 5 distinctive
homes Ma in price from
- scraps of humanity, are returned to society: 990, 990 990 _ :
68% live their lives in lawful pursuits. Daring : $10, 4 Wi : $13, * ; : :
our last war entire trains were loaded with one $14, 490. 2-9
Scrap Metal which blasted the enemy into |
Otis defeat. Goodwill Industries use
scraps to bring dignity to unfortunate human
beings. A Saw Mill at Red Bluff Calif. cuts
train-loads of togs every day, Scraps? There
are mone. Even the sawdust ts used to make
interior home-finishing material, The intel-
ligent housewife uses less desirable parts of The Three-Bedroom Lakeview ‘58 |
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plaid wallpaper has a gray-blue background. Furniture is pecan
wood. The heirloom type spreads are white
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antique chefry. Mrs. Cooley was responsible for all painting and decorating. The
grandmother and grandfather chairs occupied by the Cooleys are Hitchcock in
style. } THIS SELDOM HAPPENS — Moments of leisure like this are rare in the lives
of the Merritt Cooleys. All the stone in the fireplace was cut and faced by Mr.
Cooley. In fact, he built the whole house. The paneling around the fireplace is
ar
but Mr.- Cooley thought it worth the extra work and used it for
the entire exterior, except for one end. Windows are white, while a %
BAYPORT STONE. HOUSE — This is the rear view of the Merritt Cooley hofne in’ Clarkston. Above the double garage is a.
bedroom nd the living room. This stone comes from the Thumb the trim and batten section are red. .
area, near Pointe Aux Barques. It is not often used for houses, . .
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= . 5 r, i i i; LONG WINDOWS — Three long windows at the front of the
living room are curtained in sheer white ruffles. The draperies on
either side have a gold, aqua and brown print. Walls in this room are pink. The slatted wood door at the left shuts off the guest
rooms. One of Mrs. Cooley's hobbies is playing the organ, also
seen at the left.
Your Neighbor’s House
By JANET ODELL
‘Pontiac Press Home Editor
In the list of expenses for
building the Merritt Cooley home
in Clarkston there is one item
markée@, “Three pairs of trou-
sers.”" Mr, Cooley wore out the
left knee of that many pairs: of
pants, —
How? Well, it's this way. The
exterior of the house and the
fireplace are made of Bayport
stone. Each stone hed to be cut
and faced to fit ‘dit comes in
squares}, and Mr. Cooley held
it on his knee while he cut it
Set on an angle—that was to
save the trees on the lot — the
house is two-story in back. This
puts the double garage~under the
living room and one bedroom
One end is made of batten strips
Trim is red
Originally, this batten end
was to be on the east side of
the house, Buy the Cooleys got
a litthe concerned about all the
tornados Michigan was having.
They didn't want stone falling
all over the rest of the house if
a high wind struck, That's the
reason why the West side is
wood,
The Cooley children are grown
and there are seven grandchil-
dren. The latter spend many
hours a week with their grand-
parents, and the house is planned
with that in mind, Because Mrs.
Cooley is taking a full schedule
of college courses in Flint, she
wants a house that is easy to
eare for.
TWO EXPOSURES
The living room extends the
depth of the house. On the front
there are three long windows:
on the back there are four short
er ones, All have sheer ruffled
curtains with brown, aqua
gold print draperies over them
Walls are pink, Woodwork
is white. The carpeting is gray.
Around the Bayport stone
fireplace the wall is paneled in
antique cherry, A piece of
driftwood and portraits of both
ee
_. BIGGER THAN IT LOOKS — From the front, the Merritt
Cooley house on Middle Lake Road in Clarkston looks: small, But
it has four bedrBoms, living foom-dining room, kitchen and full and | the Cooleys hang over the Man-
tel. The slate hearth is raised.
In front of the fireplace there
are grandmother and grandfa-
ther rockers. These are black
with Hitchcock stenciling on the
backs. Between is a brightly col-
ored hooked rug.
Near the front window is a
beige sectiona) sofa and a purple
lounge chair, A low maple table
stands under the windows.
Beneath the rear windows ts
a mahogany drep leaf table.
A breakfront cabinet is near-
by. The other piece of fturni-
ture in this room is an organ.
Mrs. Cooley says the kitchen
was planned for a lazy cook. The
sink and a long pink work coun
ter are under the four windows
These windows look out into a
woodéd area
Ceiling and woodwork are
pink. The wallpaper has a dog-
wood design on an aqua back-
ground. Cabinets are birch. The
range and oven are built in
Instead ef regular curtains,
there is an awning over the
kitchen windows—on the inside,
we mean, It-ts made of deep
aqua cotten with black braid
trim. “Over the sink is an an
tique light fixture.
In an ell of this room the laun
dry equipment is efficiently
placed. Next to it is a door to the
yard. This ell has an inside door
to the rest of the house,
“There are bedrooms on both
sides of the—4tiving room. This
puts the guests in one end of the
house and the owners in the op-
Posite end
The windows in the Cooleys’
bedroom leok out on the same
view as the Kitchen windows.
They are curtained in pink.
Mrs. Cooley made all her own
curtains and slipcovers. She did
the painting, She supervises
the garden work, “I'm just a
slave,’’ mutters her husband—
happily.
Wallpaper is blue with a tiny
© i! ty Cooley Home Built of Bayport Stone pink design. The ceiling is acous-
tical tile, painted pink. Closet
doors here and throughout the
house are made of wood slats.
Furniture is pine.
The other room at this end of
the house is used by the Cooleys
as a den. The floor is beige tile
like all the bedrooms. Walls are
papered in pink. Curtains are
white, a
Here Mr. Cooley has his
desk, Here he has an aqua
‘jounge chair, uphelstered in
naugahyde and fabric, A
brighter aqua sofa stands un-
der the high windows.
The bathroom has black wall-
paper, sprinkled with bright flow-
ers. Walls below are blue Fix-
tures are a sandalwood shade
The’ powder room in the guest
area is al] pink and blue
The guest room at the front of
the house is the antique room
Here Mrs. Cooley has concen-
trated most of the antique furni-
ture she loves.
She covered the walls with
deep rosy red wallpaper and
painted the woodwork white.
Curtains are white with red
ball fringe. There are windows.
on twe sides,
All the old furniture has been
lovingly refinished. It includes an
old high bed with a high head-
board, a washstand complete
with bow] and'pitcher, chairs and
a cradle.
USEFUL CRADLE
The grandchildren
slept in this cradle
were too big for it
use it to keep their toys
Cooley's mother lives in
room during her visits have all
until they
Then they
Mrs.
this
The other guest room also has
windows on two sides. They are
curtained in peach to match the
ceiling. —
This is a strictly do-it-yourself
house. The Cooleys enjoyed plan-
ning it and they thoroughly enjoy
living in it.
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save. all shade trees already on the lot. The Cooleys did all the
building themselves,
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_ The entire house, surprisingly, is) vith built-in desks that can be
only 44 by 45 feet in its dimensions |. - and woud ta 60 by 100 fot It. |Ccce etee pot } oF even an
n inch a two-car ga-
jrage and a basement, wesl teaae na tock oe
MODERN, EVYICIENT NITCHEN/are eqpecialty string. The parte
a SSS || From the drawing board of Ed-jrated panels cap be inserted
SSS ||| ward J. haar, a Seattle architect, {grooves and equipped with handles “adhered h - a ee sory och abe | a we ~ design X-12 has the latest kitchen|to allow quick access to the head- J
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Where would you like to own this type of business? Here are Fe ong De pd pranponl tissues, Pagan ENTRANCE LEVEL — On this level there are the living rooms |
. \ just a few areas where we can show you profitable businesses. | : efficiency. The break- | of other bedside aocessories and one room that can be a bedroom. A central entranceway takes 3088: Ww. Huyon Open Daily 8 to § :
! Petoskey Houghton Lake Port Huron gr coos ta aches cc bees be kept in this headboard se - care of cross traffic, The dining room is shielded from the entrance Neer Elis, Lake Rd. Pri, Eve. “til 8 FE 6-8331
| — — Tpwas Pontiac ‘|| mer of the kitchen, and there is A headboard of plastic-finished by a low coat closet, and a book shelf. Alter Hours Call OR 3-4965
Il Peck Austin Bayport Torch Lake a wall-to-wall window for super- | yarghoard can be kept clean with.
St) Helen Geese on bai genes eae an _cocasional damp wiping, : aamegpestoree tae — The kitchen and the di || These woodgrains authentically re-
Bald Eagle Loko and mony, many more! come’ Gy jomed by clita Wadlerodued Gn bOmnY Onl Gara
Call or send for a free list screens, and sliding glass doorsiselected fine woods,
| realtor partridge & associates son se ee
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Call Today for a Free Estimate! BEDROOM LEVELS ; SHORT BLOCKS TO
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For a Step in Beauty THE UNIT STEP UPPER BEDROOM LEVELS — You can have four smallish
bedrooms at one end of this area or a larger number of bigger |
ones, At the rear there is a good-sized 's play room
a storage room. 3 .
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Not only will such a home keep
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BUILT-IN DELUXE OVEN AND RANGE
WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING
One Block North of M 59 and Cass Lake Roads
Open | P.M. - 8 P.M. ppeee f 3 P.M. .8 P.M. Weekdays
8-8623
ene 13,990 $540 can move you in’ BONUS HOUSE — The Bonus House, priced at $13,990, is one
of five models currently on display at Lotus Lake Subdivision.
Purchasers of these homes in the 320-house development may be- ~ +. THE PONTIAC. PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1958
come the owners of a Florida lot for the consideration ot $1.00.
Models of the Waterford Township homes are open for inspection
daily.
Home Buyers
Get Florida Lot Buy a house in Oakland County!
land for one extra dollar, become |
‘the owner also of a lot in Florida.)
That is the unusual offer made by
the Cox Realty Company, the com-,
pany handling sales at the Lotus!
Lake Subdivision.
{
iwith several homes already erect-|
‘ed. Owners have beach privileges
on the Gulf of Mexico. To drama-'!
jtize this fact Mr. Cox has had a’
large shipment of sand sent up!
there from the beaches and has it!
lon display | These Florida lots are all platted gets the job. If You Know
Springtime. is refurbishing time ufacturers call latex paints rub-
in most homes. One way the man_|
of the house can keep the little
woman happy is to agree that a.
room needs a new coat of paint:
or that the furniture should be
moved into new positions. It’s a
toss of the coin then to see who
Women like to paint. The roller)
has made it less of a chore, and
gayer colors have added inspira-
tion.
But sometimes they buy the
paint. And not having - mastered
\their chemistry, they may be over-
FHA ‘Terms!
FEDERAL HOMES CORP., *~_ * * whelmed by such highsounding lin-
| Five different homes are of- go as butadiene-styrene, oleoresins,
fered in the Lotus Lake Subdivi- alkyds, and polyvinyl] acetates.
ision, located at Williams Lake and Hore are pointers from experts
|Airport roads. Lots are a minimum | ig make sacar re slact the
‘of 75 by 120 feet, The subdivision | paint that will do the job you
Complets
REALT
ROY ANNETT, Ince.
28 E. Huron St.
Realtors Ph. FE 8-0466 "j has community water, storm sew- jon.
‘ers and paved street. AL at ae paste led
i . nsider paint on asis 0!
| Ranging in price from $10,990 |chininess or gloss and you have te $14,999, the homes are avail- ieee f Ao ; : ypes of paint: gloss, semi- ' able on GI and FHA terms. All gloss and flat.
_ homes have at least three bed- “(-1,.< paints, generally referred
| Toomes: ito as enamels, are most often used
BATEMAN-KAMPSEN REALTY CO.
TO BUY
LA OR
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D CONTRACTS
FE 4-0528 Ask tor TOM BATEMAN
IT PLEASES US
TO PLEASE YOU == The feature home is ‘the Bonus'on woodwork likely to come into
|House which offers over 1,200 contact with hands and on kitchen,
isquare feet of living ara for $13,-|and bathroom walls. They resist.
990. This home has a, bath and a abrasion, are less likely to collect
half, attached carport, garbage jdirt and fingerprints, and keep
idisposal and eluminum windows | moisture from entering the walls.
; iGlosses are easiest to clean.
| one consideration. Thes> paints |
have greater covering power
than glosses, do not glare and —
eonceal surface irregularities,
brush marks and scratches. They
do mark and show fingerprints. | (£ ONE NAME TO
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BUILDING JOBS
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Semi-gloss paints have some ad-
vantages of the other two types.
Gloss and semi-gloss paints are
thinned with turpentine or min-
‘eral spirits. Newer paints have
‘an odorless solvent.
NUSIDE STEEL Buildings Are
@ Easy Te Erect. Precision
cut for easy assembly.
@ Attractive. Prepainied 8°
clapboard steel siding
Choice of white, green or
gray.
@ Sturdy Construction.
Heavy steel framing. Pre-
drilled bolt type construc-
@ Fire Resistant. Rodent
proof. Will not rot or warp.
@ Versatile. Ada le to
many sizes snd aes:
@ Lew Priced. Dollar for
dollar you are far, far
ahead with a Nuside
building.
SIDE
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3 Cor Gerage....., $1195
1¥2 Car Garage...) $595
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Storm and , ‘or water-thinned. Water-thinned
Screen paints such as calcimine and
Comb. ‘casein paints are familiar, but
newer ones were developed within
‘the past 10 years. They are de-
scribed as latex paints. Some man- Nationally Advertised
Alum. Comb. Door,
22°
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berized, plastic, butadiene-styrene,
vinyl or polyvinyl-acetate or acry-
lic.
Latex paints dry quickly, are
odorless and the brush or roller
may be cleaned in warm water.
Drippings must be cleaned off
immediately. These paints are
good where damp walls or new
plaster must be painted and
where fast drying is desired.
Most latex paints are meant for
interior use only. Check the label.
Solvent-thinned flat paints are su-
perior to latexes in covering pow-
er, washability, water spotting and
resistance to scrubbing, the ex-
perts advise.
The newest developments are
gelled paints, self-spraying paints,
multi-color paints, dnd rubber-
based paints.
a vehicle which stays solid in can
or tube and is of the consistency
of aspic on the brush. They liquify
under pressure of brush or roller
against the surface being painted.
The chief advantages are that
gels won't drip and. won't spill if
the can is overturned. They give.
a smooth, lap free coating. They're
splendid for use on ceilings.
460 RIVARD
Crescent Lake
VETS NOTHING DOWN
$150 MOVES YOU IN
NOTHING TO PAY
3 year old, modern 2 bedroom
home with Tile bath, Oak
Floors, new forced air furnace
—large rooms — landscaped —
screens and awnings.
Lake privileges.
Full $8,700 | price
Payments $59 a Month
Including Insurance and Taxes
DIRECTIONS: Ge Elizabeth Lake
Ed. arewnd Crescent Lake to Clifton
Bivd., turn left 2 blocks to Rivard.
Open Saturday and
Sunday 1 P.M. te 7 P.M.
Get Rich Quick
BENJ. RICH 12545 Linwood
TU 3-4000
Be Very Damaging Hidden Moisture Can
Many a new home owner knows
ithe problems of condensation dur-
ing winter months as he sees
water streaming down the windows
onto the newly painted or var-
nished sill. He feels, however, that
he has licked the problem if he in-
stalls storm windows and the con-
densation disappears from the in-
ner windows.
But where does the moisture go?
Unfortunately, in many cases it's
still trapped inside the nearly air-
tight house. It no longer’ condenses
lon the inside windows because
they are no longer as cold as they
were before the storm windows
‘were installed. But it remains,
‘nonetheless, and the damaging con-
densation usually occurs in hidden
places, : -|prints. The baked plastic finish of Wainscot Stairs
to Foil the Kids! this paneling resists hand marks
and other soiling, and igs quickly
cleaned with a damp or sudsy
cloth,
A popular paneling for stairway
wainscoting is 16-inch planks, de-
signed with tongue - and -
The aggravating problem of
stairway upkeep that plagues
many homemakers: can be easily
overcome by installing materials
that are designed to resist soil and
wear. °
Stairway walls can be kept at-
tractive by covering them with a
wainscot of plastic-finished panel-
ing to slightly above rail height to
protect against smudgy hand colors.” :
Another stairway area that
causes maintenance problems is
where the vertical risers catch
scuff marks from toes and heels,
Covering these risers with hard-
board panels will assure easy
maintenance and a brighter ap-
pearance. The paneling can be cut
to size with‘a regular crosscuf
saw and secured with adhesive
right over the existing surfaces.
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POOR SRR aTG |
clad” after weaving for extra long life.
Call today for o FREE estimate
NOW Maar ess Portable Dog Runs
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FIRST PAYMENT SEPTEMBER
NO DOWN PAYMENT © 36 MONTHS TO pay a}
a
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BUY OW EASY TERMS!
Otto A. Trzos
3101 Orchard Lake Rd.
Keego Harbor
Eves. & Sun.
FE 2.0278
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Call MA 6-6247
It’s possible to partition the out-
doors as well as interior living.
areas, the Southern Pine Associa-|
‘tion declares. - |
Short sections of wood basket-!
‘weave fencing and breezeways
flanked by wood louvers are ef-
fective devices for dividing your
vard into a series of interesting
and related areas, When the out-
door dividers are painted or fin-
ished to match the color of the
wood siding on the exterior of the, COMPLETELY BUILT
1% CAR GARAGE
feel Coneat. $595
Jalousy Enclosed Porch
$395
NO MONEY DOWN From
5 Years to Pay! house, then the landscape and
home are effectively blended in a
FREE ESTIMATES jsingle coordinated design. i
=~ Weetvet Day or Nite | Drop a piece of charcoal in your, » © udr i ; Lake Road FE 2-2671 [| tool box. It will absorb moisture,
‘and keep your tools from rusting.
% BRICK
545 S. Telegraph Road For HOME For FACTORY -Good Construction
BOICE BUILDERS *& BLOCK Begins With
Boice Concrete
Builders in this area
have learned to depend
on Boice for Transit
Mixed Concrete be-
cause they know every
load will be untform,
every load top quality,
#ach foundation eyer-
lasting, delivered on
time when needed, no H
ies. This service is avail-
able because of our large
fleet of trucks!
SUPPLY w& CONCRETE
FE 5-8186
° JULY—The Time to Be Sure
of JANUARY Comfort
W ith
MOR-SUN Completely Aufomatic
Furnace
CE KOS * Guranteed by -
Good es)
Walaenet 227 Because there is
true operating
economy in this new handsome,
reliable MORSUN FURNACE. SO
GET SET TO SAVE ON FUEL BILLS
THIS WINTER. This is also the ||
time to be sure of | <==
January Savings. a Call Us and We Will
Explain How Easy It is to
Own a Mor-Sun Furnace
FE 2-7849
3401 W. HURON
home.
Whe Coronal a home to LIVE in
THE CORONADO
$14,800 . Without Basement
Phone MA 5-1201 Hours; Dally 2-8 P.M,
Gaturday & Sunday 12-8 P.M.
1661 South | | FE 4.2598 unas |
Home Equipment Co. ‘Pontioe
oil i : o y
= id Os. CLARKSTON
GARDENS
NO PAYMENTS ‘til SEPTEMBER!
NO DOWN PAYMENT to VETS!
Three bedrooms, 12 baths, face brick, gas heat,
screens, Car port, side drive. Trade in your present
Immediate occupancy.
$600 Down to Civilians
SS
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Outdoor Fire
PATIO STONES Our patio stones are designed for
easy installation. Just set them in
sand ahd immediately your patio or
walk is ready to use.
24x24-INCH .... $1.35
16x16-INCH.... $ .69
16x32-INCH ... $1.50
12x24-INCH.... $ .75
Buy Direct From the Manufacturer
ROGER A. AUTHIER CO. 10570 Highland Rd,, M-59 7200 Cooley Lake Road at Teggerdine. j Vill
4 Miles West of Airport Net te a ore
- Phone Days EM 3-4825 Phone Evenings EM %-2459
NOW $550 vow
ONLY
PUTS YOU INTO ONE of THESE BEAUTIFUL
HOMES — 30 YEAR MORTGAGE
164 Now Occupied — ONLY 2 LEFT — Hurry!
Full Basements — 1'/2 Baths
Builder won't wait, wants them sold at once therefore, priced so
low. Now 3 bedroom, brick, ranch homes, Over 1,000 square
feet. Formica counter tops and other extras galore. Forced air
heat, walk-in closets — paved streets — city water and sewers.
OPEN SUNDAY AND DAILY 1 TO 7 P.M,
Only 5 minutes from Downtown Pontiac
379 FERNBARRY
Elizabeth Lake Road, 1 Mile West of Telegraph Road
to Fernbary Road, Right 4 Blocks
“GET RICH QUICK”
BENJ. RICH TU 3-4000
12545 Linwood
waiting, no late deliver- 4
Are You Tired of Buying Metal Trash
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Heat-Resisting
CONCRETE
TRASH BURNER Lasts for Years!
ONLY $1995 2 BUSHEL
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Delivered and Erected
7 BUSHEL CAPACITY - $27.50
@ Resist Weather, Fire & Rust.
@ Never becomes ugly or a
burnout eyesore to disgrace
your yard—stay attractive &
clean - leoking throughout
their tong tife!
@ Can be painted your favorite
color—the 2” walls never get
het enough to burn off paint,
or harm your flewers and
shrubs. :
Reinforced with steel, tm-
bedded in a special formula
of cement that resists high
heat, cold, and changeable
weather,
@ Have s grate and cast irc
spark arrester,
@ Unit fs 33° high with a con-
‘erete base,
@ Ashes are removed through »
handy clean-ovt at bettem.
In Pontiac, Tone
VEL SELMES | fe 4083 S.C Rd., A's MILFORD 6, MICH.” |. ‘aie. 3a93" Phone EMpire 3-5052) | sZtnelest" “wh.
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pp ti 2 ta
- promise of qual-
- served by sewerage facilities .Ten
years from now at least 115,000,000
will be served by plants that will
; handle an average of 190 gallons
for each person. All of the coun- EIGHTEEN
ainsi to iar ora gra Orient House fo Patio
just as bad as hanging them too F e \ |
far, apart, for Quiet Living eos , ‘beerd, The ‘Ther lr! . |. According to”the Southern Pitre ieable, easly maintained foor?| circular Speed Sew, tesla aes me Wart
Association, a big advantage of Did you notice if there also was ¥
os the patio-plan home is that every a service vestibule at the back
SAYS bedroom =~ area has its pager per cay Dos spony gees
H own courtyard or garden. cellar stairs
“Your Dowagiac : The rooms are oriented away enter this house directly from ~
Furnace is Protected by @ [trom the street onto the outdoor] garage Riga getting a drop
. area in it) house.} — :
Lifetime Warranty” All “lates window areas face the| Don't let a beautiful day dis- “BULL WITH
courtyard, while the house exterior tract your attention from essen
That's how Dowa- is rinks solidly with acl aaa tials when inspecting a house. | C ARPORT
giac backs up its PR CE
Being centrally located and en-
iclosed by the house itself, the) |
courtyard offers complete outdoor
privacy and a safe place for chil-
dren to play. And since the outer
house confines are placed as
close as possible to the lot limits,
all of the available area is aa! te ity. Come in and
let us tell you
more about this
fine guarantee —
and about the 66
of Dowagiac fur- aa profitable use.
naces. There's one ; . ;
to fit your need. It’s Big Business
Today, about 98,000 people are}
tient
as wall coatings and on furniture.
Restful hues are soothing to a pa-|
NO DOWN PAYMENT to VETS | $350 DOWN to CIVILIANS
30-YEAR MORTGAGES
$ bedroom ranch homes, 82 feet wide, forced air beat,
automatic hot water, plenty of cabinets. These homes
are 100% complete. Includes lots 80 feet and wider,
and help lift the spirit.
try’s sewerage systems today are lworth more than $19,370,000,000. NEW SHELVES -* Shelves can be highly decorative as well
| = ae ee ee ee
turing Company combines oil-finished walnut, white mica, and
TO BUY OR SELL fF jich brass inlays, to create shelves which need little accessoriz- REAL ee ing to add warmth and luxury to any room. Designed by Joanne
° Burke, the shelves are characterized by simplicity and boldness
JOHN KINZLER | of scale typical of the best modern furnishings. This shelf is 50’
REALTOR & BUILDER | wide, 43°’ high, and 8’’ deep. ‘Heating and Sheet Metal
Contractor
351 N. Paddock
FE 5-6973
FE 4-3525
670 W. Huron
House Hunting in Rain
Refrigerator. Quit?
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on Sleeth Road, 4 mile due West of the village of fi
Commerce. iS i
Open Daily and Sunday 12 Noon to 8 P. M.
“GET RICH QUICK” —
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Stop and See Us!
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FE 5-3759
PETE’S
REFRIGERATION 1764 Cass Lake Road
O’Brien Heating IN PONTIAC Only
| A rdéiny day can be the best Haba cade) muuch aeere (thee
Offers 25% Off To General Motors Employees jtime to go house hunting, You'll
slop around in a little mud and
wet grass, but appraisers say that
almost eny faults a house may
have will show up in a heavy
rain, And if you like a house on
a rainy day, you'll like it when Discloses Weak Points
| j expose roof leaks, advises the Con-
struction Research Bureau, nation-;
al clearing house for building in-
formation, It can show you exactly
how the property is graded and
whether flood waters are being
carried rapidly away from the | This SUNDAY you ‘re cordially invited to 5 the
GRAND OPENING! HEATING the sun shines.
house in all directions. |
GM MiatRUs EQUIPMENT
Don't Forget—the Only Heating Dealer That Gives ed pa times a wide overhang will be
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you can quickly check to see that
|such water is not splashing into
basement windows.
It will be reassuring to know - Land Contracts = Real Estate
Trust Ronny
Dawson & Watson BR. J. Dawson, Hugh A. Watsen
11% N. Seginaw St. Phone FE -b420 Pontiae
O'BRIEN HEATING & SUPPLY Authorized Oakland County Distributor
371 Voorheis Rd. FE 2-2919
Enjoy a room as BiGas...
ALL OUTDOORS
ALUMINUM
will indicate how soon you'll feel
compelled to remodel the house
} in order to enlarge the windows,
NOTE WALL COLOR
Dark colored walls and floors
must be taken into account, of
course. Sometimes you can notice
the contrast if one room has lighter
colors. A bright yellow floor in|
the kitchen, for example, will light-
en up the interior enough to give
windows a fair shake.
If you have chosen a windy,
driving rain storm, you'll be able
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SLIDING DOORS
6’x6'10" Size
SCREEN "9990
“Themopane wth $199
, othe, size Available
ALWINDO COMPANY | DIVISION OF NORTHERN ALUMINUM CO. ‘oan mene | 1700-1702 S. Telegraph Rd. Phone FE 8-0495 Shy a severe archi-|
| tectural critic ‘of the plan of the}
‘house in general. Did it make Ee
1958 5 a Mae We at G& Mare proud to have been called
upon to add this beautiful attached garage ~
to the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson,
73 Fernberry, Pontiac. You, too, can join
the long line of satisfied G& M customers.
JOIN the PARADE of MODERNIZATION.
Call today and one of our qualified, ex-
perienced salesmen will call on you at
your convenience for a free estimate at no
obligation to you. REMEMBER, G&M
builds better-because we’ use only the very
best of materials and workmanship.
OPEN SUNDAY
10 to4 |
© AtticRooms @ Kitchens © Additions
© Garages © Siding © Roofing F E 2-1 21 1
© Recreation Room e Storm Windows
~G@&M CONSTRUCTION CO. 2260 Dixie Hwy. _ North of Telegraph Rd. Pontiac
: iste Walled Lake Representative ‘Charles Bridges’ »EM 3-4466
Living as it should be... gracious, unhurried . , ,
surrounded by tranquil lakes and lovely wooded hillsides
—this is Indian Woods Manor! 65 magnificent modern
ranch, farm colonial ranch or split level homes . . ,
brilliantly equipped and just minutes from shopping
centers, schools, churches, public transportation. Drive ~
out Sunday. We're confident you'll decide to live here,
More of Everything a
Family Buys a Home For!
@ Private dock facilities
@ Wide paved roads
@ Near excellent schools and churches
8 DE EEO tas Models Furnished =>, =
by Better Home Interiors, Inc. lac
19,995 su
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Midwest 6-6500 ® ~ SOrdon 4-6400 @ Private community beach
@ Frigidaire “’Sheer-Look”’ built-in oven,
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nad with == modern city con-
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Heating & Plumbing
Contractor
103 State FE 5-1683 ovo by Dispéeckile Paint Glove
pee Eloor Waxing
=Ancient Process *
With the increasing ‘vogue for
American
job i knowledge of the value and beauty |)
of protecting many surfaces, mil-
H. H. STANTON! W. MOOTE INC.
Slectrical CONTRACTOR State and City Licensed
Over 25 Years in Pontiac
845 West Huron St.
FE 2-3924 & FE 2-4008
Can’t
Afford
a
Run-
Down
-House
“Fix It Now”
with Materials from
M. Federal 4-2521
A. Benson 549 N. SAGINAW ST.
C I °
es
‘° O., INC. i | =a le hciaies lions of pounds of wax are used
annually. Because of wax, thou-
sands of people are given employ-
ment in Brazil, North Africa,
Mexico, Germany and the United
States.
“Usually wax utes as an ex-
cretion on the leaves of plants.
‘Occasionally it jg taken from thé
stems of fruits. The tissues, pol-
|
lens or seeds also provide wax.
Principally the botanical plants
that produce enough wax to be
important are the carnauba, curi-
curi, candelilla and esparto. |
The plant having the greatest |
wax yield is the carnauba palm
which grows ,in the arid regions
of Brazil. ¥ of the wax paste
comes from carnauba. To it is a mee
ROUGHEN SURFACE
PRIOR TO
CEMENTING
Pay Big Dividends His Tool Shop Can
There is nothing that presents
: such a challenge as a tool shop,
< *& =
Where to put the tool shop if
there is no room in the cellar or
attic? Sometimes ‘a space can be |be hidden from view with a screen. (is there such a thing?). This may
looks) put a large piece of oil
cloth directly. under the bench:
Wall] board with holes may hold
the tools in a compact unit just
above the bench. :
The interesting fact about en-
added paraffin or ceresin, and a
semi-hard type known as montan:
wax. Sometimes calcium or mag-|
nesium stearate is used to help.
'prevent undue slippage or mar-
lring.
- While used on different types
et surfaces in the American
home, waxes are There is nothing new about wax-
‘ing floors, as this fjnish has been
practiced for centuries. However, |
‘though the idea is not new, it is.
infinitely easier to accomplish the |
\job than it was even a short few
lyears ago. The modern wax prod-
‘ucts have been especially de-
‘signed to be used with these beau- |
tiful protective coatings made by |
| the paint industry.
After a wood floor has been
thoroughly scraped and cleaned, |
‘it can be stained ... unless you
iwish to retain the look and grain)
‘of the natural wood. When a floor
js stained, theri a fine finishing
coat such as varnish or shellac)
usually is applied. It is also pos-|
sible-to buy finishes produced by
the paint industry that have stain
as an integral part.
: * * *
Then, of course, if you wish,
you can top it all with a coat of
‘wax. Many householders find)
|self-polishing liquid wax a great |
‘advantage. It can be conv eniently |
applied with a lamb's wool appli-|
cator or by means of a sprayer
attached to the vacuum cleaner. |
Cinder blocks are so porous
that it is better to give them a
coat of cement, stucco or portland
cement paint before painting them
with a permanent finish If you
paint cinder blocks without ce-
menting the surface, they will ab-
sorb a lot of paint and holes wil!
still show. Outdoor type, rubber-
based masonry paint is best for
ithe outer surfaces.
NOW
ONLY
pot * ware cy eren
e { 3 xtruded
lifetime
SAVE INSTALLATION CHARG
can install OUO-MATIC with simple tools
and DUO-DOR
549 W.. Saginaw:
Burke Lumber Co. ; Drayton Plains UP fe ond in tuding
sites stightty —= windows. Omer
— oluminum for
@ Stainless steel interlock f
round weather fight protection.
ar
Prodocts of che Weather-Proof Co. P|
Sold Exclusively in Lumber Yards - - Coast to Coast
M. A. Benson Lumber Co. IEW TWIN SAVING!
cluding
Anyone handy
@ Converts quickly
outside aluminum a
@ Overt” thick, rugg®
clea lian Goat onan mo
end cther nedng mengeniant
from storm door
ymatic
pre rf jam
d canstruction.
Donaldson Lumber Co. - 3 FE 4-2521 27 Orchard Lake FE 2-381)
| - Talbott Lumber Co. | ‘ OR ie : 1028 Oakland © FE 4-4595' ‘Brushes Stay
Undercoat Cinder Blocks | = tel
Moist, Pliable |
in Storage Can |
During spring and summer paint-|
ing projects that run several days.
jor perhaps weeks, it’s wise to keep’ __
your paint brushes moist and pli- |
‘able. But Jetting brushes stand on
‘their bristles while soaking in
clean-up cans will ruin them.
ot * *
Here's a tip to prevent that from
the home specialists of Thor Power
‘Tool Company of Chicago: Suspend
ithe brushes from the top of a can,
letting them hang freely into the
paint thinner or turpentine solu-
tion.
* * *
To do this, just drill holes in| the brush handles with your port-!
able electric drill, then cut notches |
‘in can rims with a metal snip. An-
electric drill cuts a clean hole|
quickly without marring the brush |
handles,
Run a length of heavy gauge |
wire or a piece of clothes hanger Free Estimates, PATCH UP THE MASONRY—Bad weather this winter may have
made former hairline cracks in your masonry worse. Whether you |
stick to hammer and chisel or exchange them for a brush, preparing
the damaged area is first step in making repairs in concrete and
| through the holes in the handles |
and rest the wire in the notches.
| Be sure you use cans that are |
the large enough to permit
brushes to han reely :
It’s a good
for different colors and finishes in)
|separate cans.
ea to keep brushes, Twenty-two, newly
1 completed rental
homes. Two, three
and four bedrooms,
| some with potential
OFF 10% ON
* Custom Remodeling
* Porch Enclosures
* All Types of Remodeling
* Bathrooms
MIDWEST SUPPLY FE 4-2575
| of a .fifth bedroom.
Natural fireplaces,
sliding glass walls,
patios or private
balconies.
Located in a grand
wooded site with pri-
vate entrance off
Hickory Grove Road,
at Woodward.
Gracious curved drive
with landscaped
parkway. Large
WEbster 3-4200
9 North Telegraph, Pontiac Management Micheals Realty
Open for Your Inspéction In A Million Dollar . eee suburban-estate area ... Bloomfield Hills
spacious lawns and
recreational area.
Lighted courtyard.
Baronial landscape
views. :
Each unit has built-in -
range, wall oven, food
blender, dishwasher,
disposal, ventilation
exhaust fans, indirect
work-table lighting.
An ideal location, too,
only minutes from
Detroit by commuter
train or car. Exper-
ienced resident estate
manager.
Garage for each
Co.
WEbster 3-1269
“ee © © @ & ' equipment storage.
* tional
See These This Weekend home, too, with new
aluminum overhead
door. Fully plaster
construction
and extra-large for
Area is zoned and re-
stricted to afford -you
the utmost in comfort,
solitude and gracious
siburban living.
Two baths beautifully
tiled and appointed
with new, color-tone
fixtures to add en-
joyment and built-in
dressing units. Addi-
lavatory on
ground floor.
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_and the thrill of a private lake only steps away
from your door. See for yourself this week-end!
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HOUSE AND HOMES,
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TWENTY | | wo er a PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, ig : SNE ihe MLL |
ees ey eer ee cnt an oto > | Out Boa ds Many Areas How fo Feel Cool: fan! stipes egelnn tase How Much Paint? oe tw i ig are considered sacréd ori (alsa. Sees a Uil- [ Sh Need ~~ to-clean room. | On an outdoor brick surface, one] ‘poy Specipus Mobile Living , ie ane fase’ tele esas — ; Ow oe Serid Heat Away é : gallon of exterior paint will cover 2 Miles Haat of Oxford om.
= a ==q Up Work Space fo" Caulking at iene mn ee] see HOUSE of the WEEK } . Lat oe my, alae, See Senet ee] OE e f Pull-out boards extend the sur-|'ne Snds and lap Joints cae |trom you is a dandy trick, and|tigid floors. 2 gallon will cover 400 square feet
For that particular a er Pict expects quality — ot scapes aap frames, storm sash, water faucets sf ag aelagemaleges oo a .
and beauty for léss than $1 we are offering taking space PrO-\and. other pipes passing through ; wnedh \ PE BI L
this gleaming white rambler, sitting on one of the. % vide a small work area accessible| walls flashing, concrete step ris-|/ "US kind of radiation explains the $, DY- T Wocsmashly a pe d Matrils
most beautiful corner lots we have ever seen. The $/from three sides, a handy featureiers, corner joirits, and foundation Popularity of basement recreation
home has carpeting, two fireplaces, full basement
and a breezeway that leads to a two car garage. Such boards can be pulled out and) Pay special attention to parts of} Basements remain cool becatise
oe pushed in quickly, like the writing : : :
Lake privileges on Loon Lake. shelves in’ office desks and the rad — Pha nig mr pears oe fe the earth — keep 4 Bacon CUSTOM
OR 3-2810. familiar bread boards of kitchen|Frequently neglected are joints|54 degrees below the frost line ie ° cabinets. _ = where porch columns and flooring|/Since heat waves orers travel BUILT
Making a pull-out board @ meet and where vertical trim/from warm to cooler objects, we
Ray O’Neil, Realtor simple do-it-yourself project, Say joins the horizontal sill of a win-jfeel cooler in a basement even’ TO FILL ' @jthe home workshop specialists of| dow. - |when the air temperature is the YOUR NEEDS 262 S. Telegraph : . FE 3-7103 Thor Power Tool Company of Chi-| | - a catk. [S8Me as in other rooms. . 2 i
, ° to out drafts, dust and | A rete basement floor ec k ko me te hoee — All Types @ Block © Brick © Frame
Free Estimates FHA TERMS Cement Werk ) floor )
Heating with Bottle Gas? (ERE SS SSS Pedy-Bilt Garage Co. You would be wise to contact e inch wood — to the underside|use. They, have an opening that! The dpvelopment ofthis brightly
W 50%. fac ee ere eeE De, bates ne cee te eee PUL ONES OF Veer eeNam i end. neat, tri ri » and they'p cove! ) a
a fuel bill Call n oe cone make L-ehaped slides ot |°7r Temain pliable unt the nex comfortable Basements econotsleal < 7722 Austere, Waterford . OR 3-8619 1 will remain pliable un nex comforta
° your ue ™ a now" adhggo stock and en tees pid calking job. ‘y popular. Water-mixed cement!
' der the top of the work bench, . ; ‘
MICHIGAN HEATING, INC. | sxc ccc" 5 a | sure solid mounting. | .
| You-can control the ease with,
88 Newberry St. |which the pull-out board will slide
; a ‘by sandin sli ith FE 8-6621 FE 8-6651 FE 2-2254 = |.0” Sending sander othe. sanding
Attach a strip of % by 1%-inch ;Stock to the lower front of the
|slides and another to the under- SUMMER SPECIAL NOW UNDER
Aluminum Combination Doors |2*.c.°.2"% 2 2" beled gsi il { aoe ae ne wae nen ee focn Tutt tre pon taal 3 CONGRESSIONAL en oeene eeny (oT e s ‘are, closers, by 24 inch work surface.
©2-6x6-8 ©3-0x6-8 ©2-8x6-8 | —— HOUSING BILL... Old Venetian Blinds .
$30 cfecfeding Bet Turn Into Awnings >
Phone FE 4-5063 and have yours set aside for you al Gea Source ee |
SUPPLY LIMITED - ‘awnings. The old blinds, a few
pieces of lumber, and the power
MICHIGAN HOME REMODELERS ae ee ee ee PAYMENTS Only 3377 W. Huren St. — : Cutting the venetian blind slats
and other lumber to the required
size is done simply with a jig saw.
‘Such portable- saws are versatile ‘
power tools that do a variety of -
“Se iy MONTH Begin with two triangular frame- .
works braced with centerpieces the :
i width you wish to make the awn-
tag. en iiarce "Ge corsrs PLUS LOW TAXES and INSURANCE with angle pieces, cut the slats the
proper length, and cover the wood-
50th ANNIVERSARY YEAR
SERVING MICHIGAN WITH DEPENDABILITY AND
QUALITY PRODUCTS SINCE 1908
Call Us for All Your
CONCRETE NEEDS CURBS — DRIVEWAYS — WALKS — WALLS Concrete Pipe—Sand—Gravel—Mortor—Brick
Building and Mason Supplies
CATSMAN COMPANY 339 S. Paddock St. FE 2-0283
prefer.
The long face board that served
as the blind cornice should be
nailed to the top of the assembly
beg the awning can be screwed to!
ithe window frame through _ this
ipiece. |
“Your New Home!
BRICK ; 60.8 x 26.8
Even Gable Ends | 2 Ft. Overhang!
Perfect
Plaster Job
Spacious 21 Ft. | ] Ceramic Bath
Living Room n“ Ceramic Vanity
10 x6 Fe.
Picture Window
Ventilating Panes
Three Bedrooms
MBR 11.4x 13.6 Birch Sliding
Closet Doors A §6BRICK
all> >) hed FRONT CIVILIANS WaEGL
$350 down, plus costs + dmaonce 2 SHORT BLOCKS TO:
Pontiac City Busses, Schools, and Shopping
Model at corner of Newport and Baldwin
(2 blocks N. of Walton)
Open 1:00 to 8:30: Saturday and Suadey
2:30 to 8:30 Daily
Sales by . . . J. W. Murphy and Associates
Elgin 7-0440 “4
‘PAVED STREETS Povuy Saud Co City Water & Sewers
:
‘Poured Basement
Unobstructed
Recreetion Area
Modern Kitchen Yes, All
Ample eating space |" ‘Birch Cabinets
Dining Area Adjustable OPEN Slate Entreace
Light Fixture Guest Closet
: Polished Blue Tayco
Ook Fi Cut Stone
oon litatihe Window Sills
$13,950 | On Your Lot! : SUNDA .
(15 Mile Radius)
_MODEL OPEN 4:00 to 8:00
OPEN SUNDAYS 1:00 to 8:00
DIRECTIONS: WEST on WALTON BLVD., Left on SHAW DRIVE,
to Corner of COSEYBURN DRIVE, Overlooking Loon Lake
Humphries Realty : 83 N. TELEGRAPH ROAD |
FEderal 2-0474 ne . - FEderal 4-7114
: Realtor : Copper
Plumbing Convertible
Bedroom
1x6 Sub Floors
2x6 Roof Rafters
2% Car Garage Fibergles
Plastered Insulation
EL 3
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& alee est oe ae : es a ee An eee | BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ‘| eee ___ By Edgar Martin
Sifting Site Fight Negroes lose AtDetoitZoo Se oes 7 ’ . WAS . 8 eee ae = Ghent lee x. = : , . . | : ‘
oe Jet Discrimination Suit [2 Sets of Twins! [aassrss eee —s I ed I5 have lost s laneuil corgine, that| DETROIT — “Quiet” signe prevailed foday around the ex's fe] BERCAL CNG , WESTOVER AIR roncy| Se Mehedy, - Me.. yal rag i Rau ea caren , ;
Fore te Ce Ae ite ASE ltegration of schools | in 1955. sioah Metin /sie ibcaee jotomenad Sienbeg toot Daze ~~
ministration and the aviation in-| Federal District Judge Roy W.| and Tanya gave birth to twins simultancously. rn
~dustry today sifted the wreckage|'arper ruled yesterday the school Both mothers and thier eubs are doing fine, McInnis said.
o~— i aay gulaiiecc
> os aimananaNl amen
Le es, ‘
_ THE BERRYS ; , a By Carl Grubert
2 ing the teachers, The heard/p~-Les- , | ee ie ies ot Xs aE « Antara case it August,(Rocket Causes Death — (AF Challenges Indians
“KC135s sche to streak to|!%6. ST. LOUIS (AP) — Richard) TAOS, N.M, (AP)—Taos Pueblo|
England -to break trans-Atlantic! The former teachers had asked) payne, 21, was too quick to in-|braves, and the palfaces will,
. vestigate after a skyrocket he had'match their skill with the bow!
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launching stick pierced his abdo-|see how modern equipment stacks
2 men and he died of the injuryjup against the home-made bows of!
Wants to See Father seven hours after the accident. the Indians. - i
: POMONA, N.C. (AP)—Sammy, "HE GIRIS by Franklin Folge;
t darkness, I Bishop's doctor says the 8-year- - An Bf SY
teen eaome tuel—egtimated the old boy, whose right eye was in- ;
equivalent of three-and-a-half rail-|J4"e4 _— a ——
= into 80 / better it he would stop crying. But .
The Civil Aeronautics Adminis-|52™™y wants to see his father,
‘ffation ‘and Civil Aeronautics| 548 Sam. Last reported some-' Board where in Texas, efforts to locate
Gants ae cask : Dien one him, have been unsuccessful.
vestigation of a military plane Roberta Linn improves
Investigators are expected to| HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Singer
concentrate on a section of the|Reberta Linn’ was taken off the
Massachusetts Turnpike and a\critical list at Cedars of Lebanon
farm, The blazing craft slithered) Hospital after doctors said they
across the pike, a new east-west|were gaining control over her
road that crosses the state, acute upper respiratory infection.
lew up with a thunderous|Miss Linn, 27, was Lawrence
in a cornfield. — - Welk’s first TV champagne lady. |
Local Ham Operators
Join in World Contest
“Twelve Ham Radio operators are checked and the winning
from Waterford Township will be|group announced.
among thousands of contestants) “This enormous project takes.
ali over the world, communicating| almost two months to complete,”’.
in an emergency-drill contest to| Bird concluded.
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be held from 4 p.m. today to 4) _4 woods before." &
Or geeneates aperetions (endl - BOARDING HOUSE
AY WORD! YOu'LL BE MY
SLEUTH, LEANDER, COLLECT- ING EVIDENCE IF THEIZ
FATHER TRIES TO SUE
ME ~~ HEH-HEHS LET'S
JOT DOWN SOME OF THE
CALAMITIES THOSE
GRUESOME GOSSOONS
HAVE WROUGHT camping-out facilities for the local |
group will set up on top of the |
highest hill at Highland Recrea-|
tien area Friday. |
Sponsored by the American
Radio Relay League, which is
an international organization,
YOu'RE LUCKY, UNCLE B6LLGY—~
I MEAN AM0S/~ THOSE LITTLE
GOMBY KIDS ONLY CRACKED UP
THE HOUSE WHEN YOU BABY-
SAT THERE /~— KNOW WHAT
HAPPENED TO THEIR GRAND-
MA@ SHE USED TO RIDE HERD
ON ‘EM, AN’ ONE
NIGHT SHE
DOZED OFF
AN' THEY GAVE HER A CREW aOR
Cc APTAIN EASY
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Bird js directing the Waterford |
Township unit, and will operate J,
the CD gas generator for the
ransmitter’s emergency power. y/ ,
The purpose of the annual drill 4
contest Is to determine just how
fast, and how many operators | Zz
can be contacted im case of an |
emergency, Bird said. ;
He added, “Although the League NZ is not connected with the United | ; aa
States Civil Defense program, they) Fy tt he
> SSX
NANCY - By Ernie Bushmiller
ARE YOU MAY I HAVE IF I'M NOT
TELLING THE THE WEATHER TELLING THE
work closely with the organization’
because radio communications
play such an important role, in
DID You
case of a disaster.”’ TAKE IRMA TRUTH, MAY
3 tok * 7 -TO THE LIGHTNING wn English Setter cue signals are , 2 STRIKE ME | MOVIES 3 TRI used in making world-wide con-| =. GRAUCHES eee a THE RED
tacts, so that ham operators in) | — y e =
foreign countries may have aj |= ELLE CROSS LISTS THEM : — medium of communica- 636° 2 mann WITH TIDAL WAVES=
Trophies and prizes will be— OUT OUR WAY
i ! 1% .
reset contacts, with addition | {LY NOW WHY WOULD THAT Y WELL, HE SAW ME PUT MY HAT ON ci igabate gives Go lower’ Seas GOOF TAKE A SNOOZE IN AN HE'S TOO SLEEPY TO KEEP —. SUCH AN UNCOMFORT BLE) AN YE ON ' sO MAKIN! PST oe
a poe ee POSITION? SURE 1 DON'T SNEAK OUTSIDE OE
WITHOUT HIM!
my if A) Nl)
_At the conclusion of the contest,
all of the points are sent to the
' League's headquarters at West
Hartford, Conn., where the scores
I TAKE IT
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3 Cars Crash on Huron;
_ Pontiac Man Injured
A three-car accident at Huron
and Cass streets at 5 p.m. yes-,
terday injured one man. |
Cordia Graham, 42, of 46 Jacokes |
St., made a left turn into Cass|
in front of a car driven: by Larry/
R, Bowman, 19, of 245: Draper’
Ave., which hit her car knocking
it into a third car and a building
~ on the corner.
The driver of the third car was :
George E. McDaniel, 55, of 108,
Augusta Ave.
‘Bowman was the only party in-
jured, but he refused treatment.
He suffered cuts and bruises.
(© 1966 by MEA Service. ine. TM. Gag UG Pee OF
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AH, THAT’S TOO BAD/ | | WHAT A WONDERFUL
I'LL GO OVER AN’ CHANCE T’ SAY A FEW
CALL ON HER AT WORDS T’ HER... :
ONCE / . .. | HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE
T' GET IN EDGEWISE FOR YEARS.”
Carrier Sold as Scrap
. NEW YORK (AP)—The famed
aircraft carrier Enterprise, known
as the fightingest carrier in the
fleet during World War II, has
been auctioned off fot scrap. |
HALF ACRE CASTLE
DUCK
~ |
(a re
|) TWENTY-TWO. *
Sewer Problem (Sth Fleet's |Deaths in Pontiac and.
foBe Settled Reaine | tim Se, utis ey an rs State Health Agency) rome (AB)—The heavy eruiser|of & heart ailment after a briet|two brothers; Gordon and ) . U.S.S. Salem, longtime flagship of|illness. She was 87. ; Calls Meeting July 23) ,° mighty 6th Fleet and the best| Before moving to
on Southeast Oakland {known American ambassador in|Years ago, Mrs. “unera
the Mediterranean area for al-|Pesident and a member of Central/ day evening when it will
LAN most eight years, is head Methodist Church. i
SING (UPI) — A sewage day = eetiverend: a — She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Dor-
roblem plaguing several com- t, with whom made :
Coccsithes in soettean Oakland A = ec a oe ae oe hee pari aag : L. G, BEAUMONT
County will be hashed out July sister, .S.S. Des Moines,| Service | :30 p.m...
at a meeting in Roya! Oak called has ove! the Salem and taken| gay Phil phy lvade ds ecazel KEEGO HARBOR — Service for
by the State Health Department. |over the 6th Fleet flag. The Salem ain ee
x * [is due in Norfolk, Va., early nexticemetege Una! 7 Oak Hillman, will be held at 11 a.m. Tues-\the RichardsonBird Funer Since January, the department/month under command of Capt. , [aya Totes tee Dela om te
has refused additions to the inter-|Francis T. Williamson of Tiver-
connected sewer system serving 12) to :
cities, a village and parts of two| The 21,000-ton, 30-knot Salem |:
townships. The department said t ;
- flooding basements, sewage flowing 1950. In seven periods as flagship | gieg yesterday morning in North-
from manholes and flooded streets Since then, the last for two years,|yilie after an illness of several
prompted the move. she became known from Gib-| years.
The sewage system serves She showed her gims in times A
about 300,000 persons. Dr. Albert ; : was
Mouctic. dcpertacat commie: (oe ee Amarionss and Dye Co. Detroit and a mem-
sioner, said the southeas: Oak: jing in 1956, and stood by during|Friendship Lodge GAM | Surviving are 7 TN ea eee ceniae |the 1957 Jordanian crisis. She Tes-|petroit, No, 147 F&AM,) “his mother, Mrs, Lucinda M.|"W° Sisters. FOS tributed tentatively to an overdose |"? See tsi be hota
health” and it must be removed. Sng" helped ‘search for saiceing |p, Su¥! , Dorothy; (AP) == Jammes| ati, vcetbed. OS csrsse-ces Pal ceaoiate Biving inure the Po x * * lanes shing ner, ., aterford Donald White of . . {Hampton Lee, 81, assistant real |Lettuce, head, bus oo e.ccc000.02. 178) Sain
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order would require the communl-} The Salem probably will be re-| Service will be at 1 p.m, Tues-|-" : . |Marlette, was held at 2 p.m. today/the 1920s, died Friday. Lee, who
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tem either by. contract with Detroitite, Cephalonia, and Ithaca. She Eee) Baca Cll eee en area both of Pontiac; and two ery was in Marlette Cemetery.'the Fort worth, . F , Star-Tele- gy Eges,
or some other means approved by|was the first rescue ship to arrive|land Park Cemetery .
the heaith commissioner. It would in August, 1953, when earthqakes
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for a relief interceptor sewer along more than 1,000 persons. : Da Svs. Leen Justin al Ma. B No
Dequindre and 12-Mile roads and k ok Robert W. Miller, 42, of 510 JOHN W. BORLAND — Ernest Breck, all of Marlette, USINESS tes also enclosing the Red Run drain.! The Salem, commissioned in|Northfield Ave. suffered a heart : : :
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rand JUry AGJOUTNS Navy =e ae- o an employe of Pontiae|*t the Muir Brothers Puseral Sins Een Mane ook Mrs. Mar-Kruser, local representatives of| .-
. ® : : Home, Imlay City. Burial 4 Mutual Life Insur- REGISTRATION NOTICE—POR GEN- Without Indictment Motor Division and a member Of\,+ the Imlay City.Cemetery. The |@Zet Johnson, both of Marlette. | 0. "have just re |Crange Holds Supper grat Frimary Hiection ‘Tuesday, August
: the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge. Borland’
BOOMING TORO aa TTAPT l Persons Injured eee eee ee eae ey ie at re tents ar| MES lEEReMpPEereN icuest methaae wed en we The Groveland Grange Farm As-|Township. of Brandon. ‘Counly of Out
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grand jury adjourned Friday with- and Ronald Miller with the US|niul Prntan ewe’ MH |Leonard, will be held at 11 a.m.|Port Huron. Grange Hall Rd. The public is in-|,,™semeesay. July 2. 1980—from 9 am
out indicting her in the shotgun) An automobile ran into a Grand|Navy stationed at Great Lakes; f Sunday at the Flumerfelt Funeral = :
killing of her husband. Trunk yard engine at 1:15 a.m.|two sisters and two brothers. gy esionterl pal mong core Home, Oxford. Burial will be at News in Brief oh tm,
x * * today on W. Huron street, injuring|Caro;dd yal Oak, a f
Joseph Jacobs, 32, was killed'two persons, but not seriously. Service will be at 3 p.m. Mon-\yate of Howe Military Academy.| Mrs. Preston died Friday of aj . bate Court for the County of Oskiand,|8 ape
last Saturday after an argument} Orien Ted Cox, 37, of 318 Seward|day from the Voorheas-Siple Chap-| surviving are his wife Virginia |COPonary thrombosis. Batton’s Grocery Store, 386 N.//¥resiis i :
of the car, told/el with burial in Perry Mt. Park/ang a brother, Irvine of Dearborn. Surviving are one sister, Mrs.|Saginaw St., yesterday reported to|cerning Anthony B. Brows, Minor. Bigned—June 24,3688.
the|Cemetery. A Moose Memorial , Ebba a ieee and two, omens Pewee eet a nd pele i s snip Cle
warming signal. The|Seryice will be held at 8 p.m. brothers, Lindstrom of De- cigarettes, candy
* train was northbound and the car|Sunday in the funeral home. | KENNETH R. BURGESS troit and Albert Lindstrom of, Valued at $20. courting is ing. prestat"wsre: NOTICE—PROPOSALS FOR VEHICLE
oS borestaed Gog leaned dene) lal agreed labo | a |) ROCHESTER—Service for Ken-|Bloomfield Township. An outboard motor, valued at|hid 7 unkaown sna fiaes| “Test Gay et L The was in a north- ALEX REED
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the ne Cox and his passenger,. Mary F./St. died yesterday of a heart ail-| jay TROY — Service for Richard) wa, , ’ : p-|fteg that, the he
‘odd, 41, of 771 Cedardale Ave.,)ment in St. Joseph Mercy Hos-|tery. Allen Williams, infant son of Don-|tiae police. Bervice Cen
of a 16-gauge|were treated at Pontiac General|pital after an illness of several] Mr. Burgess died Friday at his|2!d and Irene Williams, 5897 Don- SS
shotgun. Hospital for cuts and bruises. years. home after several months illness.|2!4son St., were held at 10 a.m. Joseph Hebert, 19, of 23189 Mid- 5 : i
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‘ “Reliable INSURANCE Protection” eger . Rochester: and two stepsons, Nejl|8t St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital, |tenced to five days in jail and a $50 ing The Pontiae Press,
Phone FE 4.4565 pWeriff's Deputies —[atisse si csi." Dad ar Poni. mee. >
147 W. Lawrence Street Nab Two Burglars erie weer ; Death Notices In Memoriam 2) __ Help Wanted Male $ Help Wanted Female 7
Sheriff's deputies last night| ROCHESTER — Service tor One MARRY ST, Tat | Pan An SoBe noc yo
NOTICE of TAXES
CITY of PONTIAC > EXPERIENCED e R
UMONT, 2. L. a. June 1957. Hounds Inn ; a fxs ‘Ges Myr oo Derson,
Mist Portman. Keegs Masher: Sei /Twis ‘hand ‘es tansot tach? | CEMENT ones With | EXPERIENCED — p URROUGWA
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lof burglarizing the Union baie | oe eS ee ee -
"|, Lumber Co., 7234 Cooley Lake Rd.,| will t the Mt. A : : Waterford T hip. be at the } von Cemetery.
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scene to see the men running
between two buildings. Consumers’ Profits They ignored shouts to halt and
| tro warning shots red n tte | $1 Billion for Year N Geechee anergee| eet. Pie's SB | tanya peas | fra a bear eas
thereafter on any unpaid City and School taxes. Held on of lary _
Payment made by mail must be postmarked not later than . +o ee ary JACKSON (UPT) Consumers will He state at the €. 7 Godhardt Pu- L %3 to 40. Box 106 Pontiac. neral Home may be “A HOMELIKE ATMOSPHERE” AN with managerial cap- OLDER WOMAN of after 7 p.m. today. nights. : COATS Mist ear Poctiec Laxe For io-| sen ‘oti ai. ND. JU 1958, 7f OR + ai BORLAND, JUNE 28 1988, JOHN! =FUNERAL HOME. FACTORY. BRANCH OW AC TARGE FAMILY
: 6495 Cooley Lake Rd., and Nor-|Power Co. reported today net in-
on te spercthisy agg Saas coo ones 4 se man K. Smith, 21, of 1698 Taylor|come of the utility for the 12
N A ar, § days, ¢ . iaun- ations. Koeay lees a Some cook OMI 62877
a . TRa., Waterford Township. months ended May 31, after pre- ee et. Ged, iT \ae loan te & 1:30) GiIpDLEAGED LaDY TO CARR
Potscadl’ sioner Teens ices at oursanbe saa teas be peed " |ferred dividends, was $28,833,367 Borland wil, Hie lin state at, his Donelson-Johns GRINDER EXPERIENCED —Tn | 12%,2,thildren tm thetr home tor
by August 1, 188. a 2 Youths Given 20 Days |compared with 7.865.211 for the a Set ie ee a ° Walter A. Giddin . e P MONS, : 7 neral Home, y City, where) SPARE! A pable of le ® small modern | oF
; CITY TREAS in Jail for Larceny Here x * * service will’ be, bold 2 gn.| : | Peis Box experience, | more for home i cleupemen =
Earnings w $3.28 share Monday, Pussral arrangement by ‘ a SIR ACAEE CADTAL Cc | Ge Dee &, Dears 35 S. Parke St. ve, with tar-| ca boned = Allen's Punera! Home, Lake Orion. Voorhees-Siple MAN WITH sOME CAPITAL & days thru Monday, after 3:30. All
! ceny from a building were sen-| with $3.17 on shares outstanding DON'T LET YOUR TAXES GO DELINQUENT tenced to 20 days in the Ontiend|om May 31, 290%. But en the aver:
County Jail and six months pro-|age number of common shares
DIAMOND, JUNE 26, 1968, ROB- eetablisted repair | WIG)
te ved bu aM age * FUNERAL HOME va “basi. dare of eves) Blacky's beech 2287 Dixie ie
en Mrs, “hana ve tam M z za a LEARN HEAT-| PART-TIME WORK tam Diamond and = W. John Cemetery Lots 5 ING AND AIR CONDI- FULL-TIME PAY
bation yesterday in. municipal'outstanding, per share earnings
} court. for the fiscal year ended ‘31, aby; ~ 4 LOTS, WHITE TIONING BUSINESS. | For amps
Registration Notice é Judged Cecil B. McCallum) 1957, were four cents sect eae than on ge Tra no | also on _tery. PE 2-4 panes, after 4 pm. GUARANTEED SAL- any & iDolse, "work 34 hours’ day
cs vive. Puneral service will be held/§ SPACES, WHITE CHAPEL CEM- r corly evening & earn as much To: Waterford Township Voters. passed sentence on Archie Brooks,|per share earnings for the 12 Monday, June 30 st 1:30 p.m.| etery Valued at 8750 Wi sel} ARY. APPLY MON-| 5.8 week. Car neces- . : 19, of 418 Central St., and Charles | months ended last May. 31: from the Voorhees-Siple Chapel FE 40075. oe TIN —OL_Con FE S672, 9 “ut) nove, For: General Primary Election, Tuesday, |,’ ‘oes with the Rev. D. D. McColl offie- | url CHAPEL —3—onaves.| DAY MORNING AT : E. Jones, 17, of 557 Wyoming St. * * + | oem > ee ee ee main drive, FE 92-0432 or FE CASS HEATING 463 Help Wanted Female >
August 5, 1958. | They admitted breaking into the; At the same time, Consumers win We We tande 00 the Voorhees | ont rues “eee ee ce S. SAGINAW, PON ~—— : . Sanford Inn, 568 S. Sanford 5t., Siple Funeral Home. WHITE CHAPEL — TWO GRAVES. : s ’ N- | ROWENA'S BEAUTY SALON. EX- iE D f R t : Jul 7 1958 Power announced all officers of ._ 125. Six, $300. LI 2-2167 or Li rienc operator. Call OR ast Day lor Registration: july /, - Hand stealing soft drinks. the Midhigns Gte Stccnge Co. |G JON 7 iase Sans. AN Piise TIAC.._, _| S56
Registration Will Be Taken on July 7, — _/ | |@ consumers were re- apactg” age fear mothag of _— SET-UP MAN FOR|"2MA® FOR, BOUREWORE
1958 From 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. at: - Age Alone Won't Make Se aes - deat shtr of Mrx'tinry ater! ‘The Pontiac Press Seer NL re: | WOMEN LADIES ano Gtkes To * ; i - ol by . « “4 and } . Part 1
Waterford Township Hall, 4995 W. Bible Collector's Item {Robert P. Briggs’ and John B. the Denalson-fohs Punerai Home|? FOR WANT ADS || PRESS BOX 95. faiee ‘work, from ‘our offies, Ne
Huron St COLUMBUS, Ohio — cuPH—|SimPeon vice presidents. tery, ‘Mrs, King omate Specialty Salesman you oars Sot. to Se ee . ‘ t the Donelson-Johns DIAL FE 2.8181 pecia Zon, Hours 9 to 1. 1 to 5. § to 9.
Waterford Fire Station. #2, 4596 W. ||What makes a Bible a collector's - —— witrduRtt "GokeGn FON Gas | tems 8 ON UY Berd. FE 10N . ' . item. Not age alone, according to| Stone Tubs Still Usable MacLENNAN, ANGUS N.. 2438 PON. From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. NING. IN C AREA. | WAITRESS WANTED FOR DAY
Walton Blvd [Mo Fisher, head librarian at Wit- : ws | beloved husband of Aisina (Hiowsi/@ ° . COMMERCIAL No COON suit, “ADpiy at Big Boy. Drive p : 4 : tenberg College. NAPLES — Visitors to Ischia, an} Maclennan: dear brother of Ken- AB crrore = be 44 SELLING BinEdr, °o ets 2480 By.
Waterford Fire Station #3, 3435 Eliza- “Good condition, a rare edition, |island in the Bay of Naples, can Lensan, Rirs Azine Blue and Mes, Press assumes no” respon SSE, PROTECTED TERRITORY, Help Wanted 8 “Juni becatse of its publishe in t tubs : te ea Var oe ete a beth Lake Rd. | bey el and tie lage <acistakl efron Womens se an Ratomtee Ges] | ieeteh ceri tee tee || FRateiihe, Mow couse | “uy MEN OG, Wounn Desnove JAMES E. SEETERLIN |the value,” said Miss Fisher. 2,000 years ago. pre Re Rev. iam eker ment, whieh, one Sen ro ND ARLY BONUSES, ry part time, Sea =. Smith 150
LS | , a i i Oa seat PEED SNEC a | Santen GOUPLE, SAFES TR dj : L x & . se » Catering & general
C a n . Keep 49 Dogs cy 3 ‘ Gravesite | baju mente a given OF Te if TELE. sept it A Sal be
; lus Lodge No. 849, Detroit. Witet DAYS. BOX #4,| 2. between 1 & 4 p.m- for inte
it Mutt-el’s Clean PW FTig Nortndcla "he “ogeras:|| rene spataning’ eyes tee | SALE Ser WiNTdD-FOR-GON. Sano wore-waG WHT Ee. 1 ull-E1 S €aner se eae eta” pet| | type ie a e'glote goon te || eve Wo ‘wil arin you Good| Wout’ uke” teed” ectple “ic ; “a W., Judith, Mary Jane and Robert previous to oublication. . @ cate of ‘awn flow-
NEW YORK (AP)—It's cleaning] Mrs, Hinrichson says she spends Miler 2r.; dear prother of George! } transient Want ads may || struction Co, 3080; Dixie Mwy.” | Located between iemneesne se be cancelled up to 9:30 a.m R PONTIAC tia. Ref day today and every day till Tues-/$17 to $25 a day for their food on ot and Mrs. Tivin, Rowden. the day of pubtcation after | | WiyARM OPERING A FONTIAC| 5 t5qy.0 References required. FE Pe eee Bday at Mrs. Martha Hinrichson’s|income derived from rentals on Sey, Jane 20. ot 5 pa Seem Se the first insertion. pow live ond want to work in = E
; |17-room mutt-el. : houses she owns, with interment in Perry Mt. Park CASH WANT AD RATES sales by a t only. ears | EMployment Agencies 8A
Per Ordinance Number 448 as amended all t ok Back at court, Bayer tivvt di Commer. Mg Mb Om es oe . eee, 1] dete wee Call airtime. CHaiteae = ; that _ Hinrichson neral Home. Moose memorial serv- ; :
property owners are hereby notified that all fF “auton ee coer Say at liar yaly nat nt tee RODCA icevit peheidete mm. sueer|| 3 Am im Ste “ngeressive neat apesring sles “Selva, bietaees man Eereclent property vacant or otherwise shall be FREE §§ story brownstone house in upper |have the others until she can find PRESTON JUNE 21. 1958 ANNA) § 225 $08 $00 impecvencement to manager. ot deeifs’ “cog Pontiac Biate Bank
of WEEDS as of JULY Ist and ‘ Manhattan is fit for both dogs anfla place for them. Ben & Ba ae eel 1 318 bats B40 man we will give bim s gustte | oe : and remain SO Boman beings - _ | .The gray-haired lady threw her- Lindstrom, Mrs. Ebba Vrie and ; 888.88 antee salary commission and bo- CREDIT MAN
during the summer i (Sept..1 ‘is, Me Ww J.|self to her knees. wit ean hie Insurance exp. Bot | “have some Sreanr ee ofiemt Must growing season (Sept.. 1st). ff if it’ is, Magistrate Walter J. . # on ela Bunge y. June 29, at benefits "Bales exp Bot | ate some or ex:
Property which is not cut and maintained
when inspected shall be cut by the Pontiac
Parks and Recreation Department at $10.00
per hour.
Bayer - and love them like me, I :
down ae | sieray wih Ad day and all night taking — ; Unuswal’ Opportun ity... | tiete Wonted Fomate 2 aoa ae | ASPCA officials. The ASPCA had|care of them, They're my life, field will empidy 1 or 2 men BEAUTY TOR: SHORT/| 511 COmuv ‘ANK BLDG complained that the pooch pack they’re me,” 2 et expansion program, hours, . a. : riod
|was being neglected. x k* t
| Where humans used to live,’ Bayer was moved. He told re-
|dogs barked and jumped in every porters: ;
‘room, There was no electric light,|, “If the place is ‘satisfactory
NURSES AID DAVID R. EWALT, Director arratigements, bY. >| Saute . a : is con Neamt as ene ‘ = OUR: ie as cag. DRIVERS. ET on ora | from 10.108. No phone calls, fviginea feel Hae
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Hee, will oy peed to keep|from.me,” she cried. : Rev, ‘Richard a Md Help Wanted Male 6 who ‘is ¥ nes Rerowaser thu
‘her 49 pets. “Oh, judge, nobody can feed Royal Oak. Mrs. mile RH, ~ Supine , 2. | ene Mate
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jheat or running water and little/Tuesday, I will suspend sentence. : ‘ LS, DAY NIGHT
funiture, It I took even one dog away from : ere, ts 0 a 0 102, ||, SUIDE TO GOLD: Sell}, % Rinse b4_ 62 |, But the dogs looked happy and/her now, it would break ber 4 106, 110, 112, 118. - things you're not using vs . oa Wages ist $20 ,0904
¥ \ healthy, Ts heart.” La oe | wremcen through Classified Ads! | ftege narto SY BO pil abartine state" Bank : TE \ . , AN ha 4 »-*% \ : = 4 (
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Wy TY PEF OF Forse F ob ANS custom dratn
n
“LUM SIDING Ny PRE-AST stone ied by experts A terme |
en boan Gordon Fiattlev,
BRICK, BLOCK AN M
work Also Cthon ped No jod DCEMENT
og Ouarantecd work Ph. MY
c
WORK.
Fi es 6our ceesany: OR
ai ton. WORE
ant ines MA 50378.
BULLDOZING)
PE 54-2853 Soe sak te ant
_Ra. FE 44728 LIGHT | DRAG &
poe He and yards, OR ‘ANY “GIRL OR OR
&
eveling
‘Girt PE ¢3371. GARDEN LAWNS. NO. diseing Dosing of |
} manure fractor AND Led gee 4 vice. pO, delivered
or FEL rE 729 Claybu:
ee ALL ELECTROLYSIS carne
for removal of wanted hair
_Eves. OR_3-
{riend}y adviser, phone
Confidential The Sal- vation Army
EA
wav
eed a.
Thu re" pighte Doroth: 600 N 8
Perry FE 31 F 1246 r
BABY LER REPRESENTA
tive, PE 5-17
™
Mrs Wallace, PE WEED “MOWING ALSO FINISH wg Sad "uAID. eee
& ix _eradin:
Insurance Agencies 1 17A JOLY VACATION SPECIAL OOD — —_ 4 ~~ | v0
cold waves, on eves.
16
Seactiude Seabee beets
Landscaping 18A
by PE 27188, PE 8-9735.
remove ci Trim. abling.
land ‘clearing anced: MA 4 surgery
2001.
‘Miss PIT — -_ ne site and slacks you
at Ed -Grindle the
SMART
A aap yore re 31303.
IN DEBT?
CUSTOM BULEDOZING YARD & Back filling |
d_3-3023 adder d grading
_ Roto-tilling. Terms
Liquid Fertil Drivers 63 GREEN UP LAWN FAST WITH OR OUR
1zer
cheapest & quickest way to The fertilize your lawn Ce 1) White's!
avira for free estimate.
an Gerke CARE GUARANTEED
Free estimates FE FE £1850
FxPERT r TREE TRIMMINO anD)
removal Pb
_3-2000
Cat foo ww “PIAINTENANCE,
repair weed
guaranteed | : work els henge | or OR)
* cor.
MERIAN BLUE GRASS BOD)
and Kentucky blue grass sod |
Delivered or laid. Tractor serv-
fee. front load and back
biade Top soil delivered FE
_2-5463_ __
\WaRION 6 BI i 2 ; $OD—3se BQ YD
2601 Crooks North of Auburo
TW 21176 __ _
NEW LAW! BUILT FINISH
soll FE = Backrfield top
—PERENNIA! GARDENS LANDSCAPING
Lawn Maintenance
SODDING BY bY EXPERIENCED 4 &
Whites CNareecy
Beautifub merion blue
Furnis! & Laid.
_Call for free extimate.
$6D DELIVERED DUMP TRUCK Soc per 29. Landscape
OR 3-3383
eTass wt
._ FE 54 Sati.
and tractor service PE $-€356 or
FE 5-3072 : '
~ Moving & Truc king 19
MOVING — RACLING. “I
EXCELLENT §&
Reasonabie SERVICE i
FE 5-3458 — FE 2-2000
AA-1 Reduced
too | Smith Fg: | large van or pick
SAkEMET CLEANINGS AND
DoMP TRUCK’ ex
print AND ad ed WITH 2 Rates
FE 5-5833.
CARPENTER WORK, HOUSES — Garages or repair. FE 4-0470.
STO MES BY LICENSED
buiider iid with confidence
EM 3-4175
CUSTOM HOMES BY LICENSED builder Free estimates OL 1 OL 1-3461.
ENT \~ OUR SPECIALTY Floors, basements EM 3.4870
CEMENT & BI.OCK WOR FE 50782
DRYWALL. TAPING AND I ) FINISH.
Free estimates
re FE 46191
PREE ESTIM:TES ON WIRING.
fo: water seas gonees & dry.
PE 5-843) ers
Co. 080 w
ELECTRICAL seh ay } ED MUR Du
ray, 956 Myrtle Fe 2-8657.
ELECTRIC SERVICE, FREE ESTI-
mates. Partney Electric, FE
FLOOR LAYING. SANDING AND finishi: Old and new. Work
_Buarantees. OA 8-2651._
o &M NSTRI UCTION i CO, ) WILL
gro Saar GARAGE COM-
57.
2260 Dixie Hwy. FE _2-1211.
GUAR ANTEED “ROOFS ALL Est i918 Hugus Marsh
te Cass fE 2-302] FE 2-846
G BMOVING = PULLY
FE 4-8450.
GA AGE. CABINS, ADDI.
tons Heey sed terms L. A. Young.
builder FHA
PLASTERING, De RE- sagt Verne ‘Keller. fe FE AN aft-
SOS. ALL KINDS AN
Fy meta) work Free estimates
56-7239, :
: AYT
oes and finishing. Phone FE
TEAC NEEDS PAINTING A ERENCHING ? G AN a ye inside or out Exp. Ress
BULLDOZING | penne gk seam. st
Thom 4102 aie ‘ a
ee eS ce 3.cf soem SEO he bondec free|t-**
Aart. : =. —— e Lae ape FE 64001 rare ovina AnD S RRCRING FE 86-3244, FE 5-1348. cheaper
LIGHT aoe HEAVY TRUCKIN
Rubbish. Fil) dirt, so
& fropt end loading feng ravel
LIGHT TRUCKING &
$4 load FE 8-0145. -SaEEEOR.
MOVING AND pe ANY-
PE 5-5314 _tUme.
~O'DELL CARTAGE and lone distance moving,
Phone PE 5-6806 Local
&
time
Trucks to TRUCKING
bisn A
TRUCKS, TRACTORS D FQUIP
Migton stakes
Industrial Tractor Co. WOODWARD
eerie Maerapy | Per 4-006! Beuy HAULING. RUB-
Che: FE 4-1820.
Rent
Gawain ARTICLES ted
up free of charge FE 5- IF SO
LET US Give You 1 Place to Pay
Ease Your Mind
Restore Credit
WE ARE NOT A
LOAN COMPANY
MICHIGAN CREDIT
COUNSELLORS ___ Above |_Oakiand Theater
MOSQUITO & PEST CONTRO
Subdivision work Average yard.
$475. Experienced workmanship
using firest spray materials.
Whites Nursery
FE $4711
~ REDUCE NOW
0 pounds tm six short days As
heele ag $100 per visit See ugiy
ands inches meit sway
abby muscies toned and tight
-Call fot appointment to L |
e
day.
Wtd. Children to | to Board 26
GOOD CARE FOR CHILD DAY OR
week. Licensed. home. FE 8-6544.
WEST SIDE ig oe — PRE-
Schoo] Age. FE
Wtd. Household G Goods s 27
FURNITURE NEEDED Entire nome or odd lots. Get the
top dollar Wi) buy outright or
sel: {t for you B & B Community
Sale Phone OR frm
oo “OF DRAWERS
WANTED TO BOY — ALL TY of furniture Ph FE eae
WANTED: GOOD USED ss _couch, OR 3-2484
4 bedroom house West Bide.
_ 46618
RELIABLE PARTY WOULD LIKE,
rent with 2 or
pi dest home preferab
_side. FE 3
WTD. LAB COTTAG E FOR 1 Mo.
0 by eae about red 10th. FE.
Share Living ; Quarters 30
$8 PER WK., PENSIONED LADY. FE 4-2847
LADY TO SHARE APT. CALL
after 5, FE 8-3330.
Wtd. Transportation 31
WANTED: TRANSPORTATION OR
riders to Minnea apolls. an! Pri.
morning July 4# OA 8-311
‘Wtd. Contracts, Mtge. 32 3
Painting & Decorating 20,
IST. CLASS PAINTING
—— ,Cash or
isT GLASS INT. — EXT. PAINT- iST 58 AND DEC.
terms. FE IMMEDIATE
ee fossratinn. Reas, FE ae goes ¥ ~ o s ee pie =
+ AINTING, PAPER NG-| of se ; 8a
“tn . paper removed. re, HANG : ae waar ke Gee rty
1. PAINTING. AND PAPERING ae” Fer.
""Masen_Thom re 4-8364, K. L. Templeton, Realtor
TA PAINTIN ad so EE (1739 Oremars o Rd. PE 44563
i ¢ ies. eash.|CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS Guarantees Pree _ FE 49205; H. J. Vanwelt, 4540 Dixie Hwy
labor nigel ed ag RIOR OR *1 :
Ts. © Reasona
rates. a} 470620.
CAD ¥ INTERIOR DECORATOR
~~ ROOF REPAIRS re EE ED oa
PLACE A “LOST” AD.
Call FE 2-8181 for an ad
to recover a loss. Dial FE
2-8181 for an ed-writery
|Say “charge it.” -
| WOMAN NEED |
ade
cost
~——{| Ing-no re sled Seti _ aig & Dang BW. cot wage
BUYERS | WAITING,
eat ions LIMITED
pee oa Ra,
“NE =D
CONTRACT S fare buyers
reo
EG HAYDEN, gag,
Ready, \ Willing sind Able
gayertie ponds!
7 aed good
acte or tore. with | ft.
Glick] Action
ON LAND CONTRACTS
wey 5.) hee BUYERS WAITING 20 years of servic stielinke’ - service to satisfied
A. Johnson REALTOR :
1704 8 a ele RD.
43331, Eves. 0
Wanted Real Estate 32A
ALL CASH
Don’t Lose Your Home
We Fin A a flats, oN Sgghp Bo must
RT WICKERSHAM 1195 W. Maple — MaAytfair 6-6250
CASH [os bp ol BOME OR
cas rests you. let us look
over nn property for @ cash
bale ™many cases we can get
you " small or large
equities We also have buyers for
contracts. Clark Real te
1362-W -Hraon FE _ 44813 Ask for Mr Clark
CASH FOR ¥ HOUSE —
NEED uP To SMALL HOMES $0 000 » CASE. ELWOOD REALTY,
NOW Weare authorized by large mort
gage firms to get you ¢eash for.
your pape og and A
BRO ger
WHITE B REAL ae
R 31295
go Hwy
Open Eves ‘tii 6 — Sun 10 ‘tl 8
LAKE PROPERTY HOMES
FARMS - CoeenecA L - ALL
‘TYPES OF SINESS — LAND
CONTRACTS - PVE BUY Ln at
- BUYE RS WAITIN
EA meee. J.J. JOLL. R LTY
CASH FOR
YOUR HOME We have,GI. and FH A_ mort-
Aa ene available Caly us
J.C. HAYDEN, Beak 6 E. Waiton FE $0441
GI AND FHA CASH FOR YOUR HOME
Yes we can sel] your home for
cash, with very small pay-
ment, call us for further informa-
. @o not feel obligated We
will appraise and your pi uf tel! you the cash you can receive
net to you -
WE TRADE WE BUILD
DORRIs & SON REALTORS
32 W_ Huron PHONE PE 4-1557 |
CASH! personaliy
show
as — your
to $2,000 eau
RILEY, Broker
pone will give vou immediate ac-
| ROY KNAUF 6% W. Huron St FE 2-7421
‘WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE
property Purchasers waiting.
' R F McKINNEY Office 8800 Commerce ob
Ph PON Cae EM 3.25
We Will Buy
Your Equity Don't lose
tape We also need
listings Gitroux-Franks 4395 Dixie
| Hwy OR 3-8701.
WANTED: PROPERTY IN
merce area Fast, courteous serv-
ice Call for appraisal, EM 3-6210.
Richard Steele, Realtor
__ Ba Center Sts Hightand
WANTED IMMEDIATE!.Y:
Homes farms. lake property &
land comtracta Buvers waiting
Paul M, Jones. Real Fst.
3 22_W_ A W Hur ron FE “S
Rent / | Apts. Fe s. Furnished : ——~ SLL Le
|, GIRL, PVT ENTR. WASHING,
0663. |
‘| % ROOMS AND BA we |? BM. nes
COM- | |
|
|
| 4 ROOMS, PVT. BATH AND yee
FE 2-066
|5 ROOMS AND BATH FURN
OR_3-8832 a2 SLICES. OF HAM:
Rent Rent Apts. Furnished 33
2 AND} FURN ROOMS. PRIVATE
entrance washing facilities. Ga-
8. 209 Norton. Rent Apts. Furnished 33 33 | tees
UNION LAKE — LARGE EDRM. Also bachelor Apt "Adults. ystead Apts. EM 34281.
$15 a week.
oe. ADULTS. “am
J ROOM Af
_ing paid 73 Clark &t.
3 ROOM APT NISHED. PRI-
vate kitchen with refrigerator and
stove. $16 week, Also nice single
room week 450 Orchard Lake
Ra. seth 3 RMB. ENT. & BATH. adults, 115 | ows
3 SS AND BATH i. UTILITIES.
at ou RMS, aL. Parvare. Near everything. 4-1128
ROOMS, PVT BATH La ENTR.
Near Conera Hospital, 402 W
Huron, 56-7584,
APT. WITH GA-
rage. Pvt. bath, Adults ohly. 104
Henderson
3 TLAROE Bu} ze, Bate AND fr.
_bood, Close bY PE 33236. RM. APT, ALL UTIL. PURN.
vt. ent. 276 8. Anderson. FE
wo
OMS, BEPARATE BATH &
adults, 469 E. Mans-
2 LARGE ® ee. ae TILE BATH.
upper rm 3, per me.
includes everything. eke only.
FE 5-4032
3+-ROOM fh bagi aaa APART-
__ment. 338 W. Huro
> RMS_ PVT a ae EVENT
_sdults, 402 W Huron FE $-
3 RMS, & eit BATH, a
Green St TE 2-809
3R & BATH EVERYTHING
fe arage. 34
; ROOMS AND SCREENED
» yoras spaggment. 4 blocks from
os ° ter. private entrance
Exceptionally nice.
clean, modern and roomy. Ref-
s"gncee and deposit required MY
BATH &
Putnam 5&t.,
3 RMS PVT.
lots of closet space,
FE 5-2660.
[ MODERN. UTILITIES & cocber ion Private bath. rE
86-1493 or FE 2-6226.
; ENT. | VERY LOVELY APT. RIGHT ON
Maceday Lake. Everything —
Newly Gecorsiea. Fes angel
ae entrance. clean,
* ea iy right per
een. Small welcome, OR
3-6176.
WEST sIDE
Single are or — air con-
fened PES Fllagran cote —— 33° He Telegraph, Corner
aT ad wig RPE
beach. Zz. . Walled
Lake, Mich. MA +3167,
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34
1 BEDROOM APT por, Bas E, . $100 per mo. Adults. nent nole, BelAir Manor. ree
1 ROOM, KITCHENETTE
Pvt. bath, stove, refrig. Ene
bot and © water furn., adults
eeiy Paddock, Alberts
BEDROOM, 4 RM. APT. ae
and washer and
Special consideration for wats
couple. Pleasant Ridge. Ferndale
area, Ly 62160 = LI 3-011
2 & 3 RMS. SMALL BABY bly od
See cate: 23
REDECOR. 3
ee ‘ Le sls noe geal wk, with stove
share wtll. Call
Fr "Sous afer after 6
7 BEDRM. LOWER APT PER
mo, Auburn Heights. ester
WE. 3-4200.
2 OR 3 RMS, FURN. OR UN-
turn. Parking. Nice apt. bidg.
GLORIA APTS. 57 Mechanic 8t FE_ 44226
7 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT, NEW
yr-around apt. Tiled bath, elec.
stove, ee, — . eel
Dixie’ le Hwy A 5-1183
i BM. conus. APT. ~ We § STATE
Pontiac , FE 32-5285.
3 “ca & BATH. HEAT,
hot water, stove and refrig. furn.
N. Marshall
MONTH
Rent Houses Furnished 35
. &-FLOOR.
a ord area, $50 Mo.
T ROOMS: AND BATH Ghs HEAT. _welcome. 205 ‘Perry Ave.
3&4 |. CLOSR TO TOWN.
TRM. HOU SE” BASEMENT. PON-
Sere & froniage, Rest by od ides Bs ee Soak "ed 2
FE ¢2031.
Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 eaver.
1 BEDROOM MODERN a
for rent. FE 4-2150
BEDROOMS RAMONA TER
$78 per month, Cal PE
weit
7 BEDRM. RANCH TYPE. 40TS
* heat, 2 car garage. PE 2-20 -2049. 2 BEDRM. BRICK. 1007 MT. CLEM- ens, , inquire re 65 E. Blvd. N. Gays r 5: all day Sat.
Fe aincst Terate, Wis TE rr
41550 __ 3 BEDROOM HOME AT 375 Fourth, ; Pare. Nice aes
yard, acai children
Der week. Brote. FE 4-612.
2 BEDROOM BATH, Gas water Bdds, Nr, Clarkston On sie33
z 7 RDRM. HOME WITH GARAGE. ae ar Roe
a WOLVERINE LEK.
cae heat, garage. Yearly. MA
“BED MODERN, $50 MONTH. 3 bedroom modern, enth. C
ealtor. “ae Mis. Orten-
_ville, ations! _3-3815
ip BATH. . ALL UTIL.
‘| block to bus.
Prefer mtadieaged or elderly cou-
—ble_No dogs. $15 week. FE 4-6460. 3 BEDRM. NEAR WATERFORD
_High. _Fenced | yard. MA 54-1575. __
F) Pv pagers BRICK. | YEA
— near Sashabaw
ed eux Vista. $80 month.
3 FAMILY FLAT ONLY $80 PER
month Rent, lease, sell. Separate
R Ra -
FE
util. 22 Florence Ct. (side of 24
erence St.) off Oakland. Bates,
_TOwnsend 7 BEDROOM BRICK DUPLEX et
beat. ras FE decorated, 144 E.
__Howard ,_2-0708 _
3} ROOMS AND £ cath IN PERRY
Park. 897 Kennliworth
i BEDRCOM BR 1CK. Ci CLEAN 8
old. Gag heat, incinerator.
Pull basement storms & screens.
_800 mo. FE 8 8-6819.
4 ROOM MODERN WITH TH BATH
EM 3-819
7 ROOM HOUSE & BATH. $65 / monthiy. OL 2-3451_
¢ RMS. MODERN HOUSE | AND garage. 6276 Eliz, Lk Rd
4 B MODERN HOUSE,
at. 8066 Reese Rd. Clark |
4 ROOM HOME, 4 MILES counted Nice condi-
: then, Ref, OR
TREN BATH. UTILITY ROOM. * Call afters. 5, OL 10188,
as RMS R LE. gs 3 es
For Rent Rooms 37
1 NICE CLEAN ROOM, CLOSE TO ; PE 54-1538,
Og. STOP PVE ENTRANCE, & iaundry, telephone.
Uren
SLEAN. ¢ COMFORTABLE, i BM. $10. rE
er wane HILLS. B = OR
a priv. a in family. ‘ 'There’s a b Heap | of Living
fodsftetee Ceci Got Fo oe Ig urge "io i
£2.80 down Ns sa your Ping
All on One Floor with beautiful “a overlooking
Jams hy 3 bedroom
her offers living in a
‘ nood. Includes
automatic it and hot water,
dining 5 te cornect. desirable
Stierea at ata, buy Now Ni
ud njoy the summer.
“Bud” Se Realtor 4 Mt, Clemens &,
Call Mrs. Dolan
PE 5-1201 or EM
“RAINBOW" COLORED—2. 3 & ¢ yedroom low ag $750
__Rooms With Board 38
CLEAR, - STYLE |G “4 eta $-0371.
HOME HAS PLEAS.
for gentleman Home & |
Morietio es. OR 3-4257
iAKE ant room
lake
:| Convalescent Homes 38A
CONVALESCENT oo ME FOR
Be ig nice private
fiAVE VACANCIES, men, Bed or Eo ceagparmey,
ws ee rates. Rose
NEW, MODERN REST en
now open, reas rates. MA 5-3488.
39
Hotel Rooms
HOTEL AUBURIN “a oes, Day or Week
iso room }
Cooking ahd refri units.
464 Auburn
HOTEL Tk wee ~CLEAN,
tv gr aa or week S10 & uD, ei
125_N. PERRY. FE 6-126,
Rert Office Space 41
# W. AUBURN NEAR ROCHES-
TER RD Modern 1, . ft.
bidg. to share with owner Plen-
rking-reasonable with oe
to buy. OL 1-0941, OL 1-6623
alR CONDITIONED
new buliding.
Loan Bid
3 W. Huron 8t_
OFFICE BUILDING, 24x26. FOR rent of lease with sorage sheds.
_2010 Dixie. FE 2-1211.
NEWLY-CONSTRUCTED. Bavoct
roof building, located acros
rom proposed new civic building.
4, block from downtown Pontiac,
on bus line with plenty of free
parking 2.300 sq. = available,
wil divide now to or? te! nat:
eady for occupancy Augus'
FE 2-6280.
For Sale Houses 4 43 PPL
ROOMS. WEST site BRICK
Pontiac 6
and garage, Box
Press.
5 ROOMS,” FULL TL SAReMErT, fenced yard,
as old,
O'Conner Rity.. FE 3-7212 or we fevoe RENTAL SERVICE FE 2-261 PADDOCK
pagent
cent,
ee 4% PER
ee 6 ade mo., inclides taxes
Ee ie oe
room, 2 beths ful] basement 2-
= ra ges 1 acre. Near Union
"HAYDEN Pe; ow “Ranch-iype
GI.
dow in living room,
ANbeiea garage. l'y
ou don’t — a lot we can
etter a choice of good locations.
$400 DOWN =o got. bedroom eost
on FHA.
ranch ae 5 oe
with built-in book p Taser
_— kitchen. Formica counter-
OXFORD FAMILY HOME.
rooms. Plastered walls. iow. oot,
Pull bath and extra stool.
lot 71x200. Garden ten
. Terms.
SIDE. Ps Theater yy home buil
5s. Oak fi bath with "onewer.
b sears oes
Term.
i Re TAY DEN, "Realtor 86 EB. Walton PE $-0441
Open Eves Sun. 10 to 2
“CEDAR ISLAND LAKEFRONT
Beautiful new aca)
. Si
andscaped, $15,500.
500 down. Mr George ———
TO 88-2903 or Kay Simmons
3-6360 =
Templeton Elizabeth Lake Estates Ranch home, 2 bedrooms and den
ij LARGE JE BEDROOM RANCH 1
§ ROOM MODERN
HOME FE
5-142, after 6 FE 56-1113 or FE
_o im,
J ROOMS AND NICELY | $50 per month. See Miss Stinson| § Ri} 5
ee welcome. 210 8. An- F ii- eee wy DES. . Bs oa a PE 23316 | |
7 RMS. NEAT AND CURAN, TWIN | _31 Copal _FE 17-010 | = wn ee St = ell ica — So : ane sgptay Asa T UPP: REaTe: i JE + BEDRMS. 16 RMS, PULL BASEMENT, FIRE- s ais 900, 8 -bedrm. esira :| lace Some furniture. Newly dec
| SROOS SPY-GLEAW POT BATH | Steen ob mecid etree, ME, Util, lot Lake privs, Near Poo and Entr. al) furn. just right for $8833 _e¢ FE O08. __/¢ acces aa YBEDRM |
Y ouece ae ee Drive: 3 aN & BATH. UTIL. FURN_ home Automatic oi] heat Cou-| In theater. ‘FE. 2-1573, after 4. _203 N_ Cass | le with 2 or ue _— 26 =4N
= bali ps Ext |3 ) ROOM | APARTMENT. piss IN, ances St FE ¢ Pyi _inel FE 6-645 6 ROOM BRICK aocaa & BATH TRM. FURN-
E side. Colored, couple only, In-
quire 806 Menominee Rd.
| I } RMS PV1. BATH AND ENT a a Lake Rd. FE ¢1157 f e487 | c= heat Ressonable 878 Parke
WE HAVE QUALIFIED BUYERS MS watting ° for commercial proper- sf os pd ee ibaa Silo sah
ties, farms and acreage A phone| neighbor rE Pieri
ROOMS FURNISHED, EVERY- _thing furnished. FE 4-751
3 & 2 RM APTS & PVT BATH
i} Sovell_ rz 4-2190.
3} ROOM. LARGE PRIVATE BATH.
nepal ane $1675 weekly FE
_259 Chamberlain.
7 now AND BATH BABY WEL
Stem” ti» Pontiac Phone MYrtie
198)
7 RMs_ON IN IND
_bath — FE 2 2 1672
) FLOOR. PVT.
a ROOMS. |. PRIVATE ENTRANCE
our home- cash walt- Heat furnished. Big lot. 1470
_Beechland.
West side. Call ‘i, or
|, FE 5-5322. _after 6
J RMS. CR. TEIMiFORTITION
shopping. ets etc. Bavoy Apts. 444
8-2336.
3 bea ap sa NEWLY DECO- |
rated Util OR 31328. 40 Mariva. Water Automatic gas heater &
Call FE 4 Auburn ave. or
203
BUNGALOW $35 OR BUY $150,
DOWN OWNER P.O. Box 535.
3 LARGE ROOMS, PRIVATE EN-
trance in nice suburban home, 1
child weicome. 7156.
7 RMS. AND BATH. MAIN FLOOR
ae decorated) Rent reas. 309
w
|4 RMS. PULL BATH, PVT. ENT.,
on Auburn Ave, baby welcome,
_bo_ drinkers FE 5-8422.
«RM. & BATH, NEW ALL MOD-
_ern, heat furnished rr. 4-4757.
4 RMS, BATH UPPER. 8. MAR-
shall. Adults. PE 2-6603
4 NICE ROOMS eee WITH
_Murphy bed. FE ¢-4686.
4 RM. NO DRINKERS oR CHIL
iren 152 Wa _
200MS, [s, GOO! PVT.
Entr., washing facilities. Also fur-
nished with ie se mete Garage.
T ROOMS. 3. PLUS LARGE EN-
sineed sun porch. On Sylvan Lake
Only $85 <= month > incleding all rr
4 RMS. AND BATH WEST SIDE.
Reasonable. FE 5-T731
i4 aS ROOMS, WEST SIDE. FE
7 paccaans AND BATH, ALL UTIL- | ities furnished - Located close to |
downtown on North Perry $18)
_weekiy Call FE 4-4821 _ |
4 ROOMS, SECOND — ee ee “$20
19'e Willard J FE
ROOM. S RITCHENETTE, AND
“am gs or
abate 200 Pad- Alberta Apts
(2 ROOMS, PVT. ENTR, AND BATH
- Utilities furn. FE 4-0122
1 ROOM: ACHELOR OR cOU- es $10 week. Pvt
3| sip
ELOR OR
342 Orchard Lake
2 ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE _entrance. FE 4-8179
2Rms., Priv. Bath, Clean
1 blk. from Sears
.
2 OR 3 RMS. FURN OR UN
furn, Parking. Nice apt. bidg.
SHIRLEY APTS. 180 E. Huron --~~-----#E--4-0572
AND 4 ROOM APT., CLEAN,
comfortable utilities, reasonable
rent. Child welcome, 4787 Dixie
Hwy.
2 oe ae a
near town, 86 Mec
7 RMS_ PVT. BATH 1s? FLOOR. FE 2-2390 or FE
2 LARGE, CLEAN on ep PRI.
2 CLEAN ROOMS, $10 WEEK. : FE_ —
ROOMS AND B CHRISTIAN
couple Geslerved "he weekly. FE
pase PVT. BATH. CLOSE in. FE 40808. Wrp. - ANTIQUE DISHES, ANe| close in, $10. FE 2- -
ggg, mien aetawe turn MY rouR Room MGELY PORN |‘ weary urne Pace 7 on West Side. Also 4 room, stove | ——
and ‘refri, 4 RMS, & BATH. ._ UTIL, L. sis PER
Wtd. Miscellaneous — 28 S108 days. FE 6850. fern. PE | * Rote: Adults, FR 41219,
EDR “WITH KITCHEN & | 4 ROOMS, iy. BATH & ENT
% BAG CEMENT MIXER 1 Babes With KITCHEN §|° siecirie glove, bent iB Mauer
USED soRLAF a SOTate BaGs |18T. FLOOR, 3 ROOMS. 1 CHILD | -—- a es ; welcome, het. 261 State St. § AND BATH, UPPER BRICK, _A. G. Jarvis & Co, FE Aue [ROOM EFFICIENCY & FT RoOom| Bicely furnished. West — near
WANTED: TAPE RECORD IN apt. util furn, adults, 288 Or- l-Huron Center, on line,
ABLE. CALL FE 21300 REASON. hard Lk. Ave Adults, $25 per week. 48850
EKD ~ #8 COTTAGE -8T, 2 & 3 ROOM
SATURD tas ‘ANY TIME “Ist FLOOR . om piste atecgrated. rho hly
is Attractive 3 rooms & bath. Com- x ing clude’ e@ Caretaker
Syaniea to Rent 29| pletely furnished. Washer. Piay-| _APt, B-l, Mrs. Snyder. FE 8-6769.
PPR LLL DPD PLL LEP ane pest) ue bein take ==. ay al Pena COUPLE.
ming 2a ake privi- vt, en =
TO LEASF BY AUG 1ST. 3 OR leges, ‘s29 weekly FE $820) | CRORES
5 ROOMS AND Saar on West side Newly decorated FE _3-8258
5 RMS. MODERN NEWLY D DEC- _orated, FE 5-0564.
5°-RMS. AND BATH. HEATED. OR
3-7512,
§ RMS. & BATH. UPPER. $50 73 . Shirley Sy pa 20'2 Auburn |
Ave. FE 40534.
§ ROOMS & BATH IST FLOOR, includes basement & garage, nr.
reget $65 mo
8 James St., 1 i
6 ROOM APT. CLOSE TO DOWN-
town. $65 month. FE 2-003 32.
BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED TER-
race apt. in Birmingham. Lease
for year or more or sub - lease | jwe
from. duly ist to Oct. Ist. MI
6-5192
CLEAN 3 PRIVATE he .
trance, Yr) bath, stove & re: tf
$60 . Clean adults. FE
REN WELCOME, $15.
431 8. Edith
& ROOM UPPER. NO
children, pets, or drinkers. FE
Se DEL RIO APTS. 281 OAKLAND
3 rms. & bath. steve, Util. furn,
Couple with baby welcome. _
1 bedrm., deluxe. Newly married
couples, bachelors, or single wom-
en. $16 wk. for refined couples.
oa woman available) FE
5-0481
CLOSE IN 4 a AND BATH
_ $14 @ week. FE 5 ~5 432.
COZY ¢ RM, MODERN. NICELY
furn. Adults. Call after 4 p.m.
at 9@ Starr.
DELUXE 6 — WEST SIDE.
Phone FE 5.
Sic heed AREA. - & 4k
Pvt. & bath, won-
dort yard fiver frontage, $50
_& $55 a month. OR
FURNISHED APTS. REASONABLE
_11% Center st, or call FE 2-36
FURN. APTS, ADULTS. 3 ae
008 Pyt. ent.. garage FE
FURN. APT FOR 1 MAN. $36
_month, |. 129 EL Howard. FE 29-5881.
“HOLLYW OOD APTS.
Furnished or unfurnished. 2 3
Linon etn fury, 114 E. cl
CAGE Ph PLEASANT. 3, & BATH.
ORIando vieo . if
LARGE 2 RMS, LAKEFRONT.
Ideal for bachelor Year around.
MY_ 2.1981.
LAKE agg 2 MODERN 2 RM
ot apt, Fireplac: or hae all util. furn
s1_after 4.
PT. Pvt ENT. AND
‘3. Norton, FE 41781.
NICE 3
bath. 173
2 . aut — .RM._ BRICK APART-
dows town location, pvt.
gue & bath, everything furnished.
uire 22 Auburn, office in rear.
2 RMS. Viner FLOOR. PVT ENT.
PE qe Quiet acd clean.
B 4-462 7 RMS. KITCHENETTE. BATH. erg wk N. Perry. FE
7 ROOMS, CLOSE, IN si0 A WERE
FHF - i
os “ye Ww bed. Adulte BLE FOR MI
util, N.
_Perry. FE
SYLVAN a NEAT
Poa riment with ic fe hag d pntpan ce.
zeeion) beach Thi slides for
_coupie, $25 per week. O8TT.
TO Spire — ae - ne
at $65 or Bute s = Salis a a feos eect drat gts per
vou Please ‘al
MI 6-7232, FOR COLOR ED 2 rooms, share ouple oF single person prefered. rE B 81352
APT. STOV
bth) Union Lk. E_&
Ra.
furnished.
__Wideman Realty y, FE 4-4526
LOVELY 3% ROOMS. oe
th
lake privileges.
month. Broker.
MODERN 5 ROOM UPPER. NEW-
ly decorated. Aduits only. 56
_Moreland Avenue.
NEAR FISHER BODY. LIVING
ree kitehben & gee Util.
. $1750 wk. OR 3-72
“ORCHARD CT. APTS. BRAND abe
ment. Balcony
trances Beautyful kitchens; Stove
& Refrigerator fornish Auto. heat ana hot water furnished.
“Adults
Ete Bllcou arumeems im ic
OPEN DAILY & SUNDA 7
10 AM, i)
FE 8-6918
PLEASANT — 6UB. — FOR COU. Pe ao" no drinkers. $60 month. FE
0-615 per ag PAULA A TERN
teense PaO
TWO UPPER AP APARTMENTS, ONE
FURN heal fee -o AGE, LAKEFRONT
5 room one 3 — * Private
baths and ee eat and
hot water Walking dis-
tance owntown. Children ac- | -
cepted. 44907.
APT. 4 ROOMS &
Sale water por ba W, ra a
&t., Rochester,
Se
i CLARKSTON AREA
$80 A MONTH
2 almost new ranch homes av ee
able Newly decorated, 3 bedrm
1% baths, new school. OR 3- 7450
Home Purchase Carp
CLARKSTON VICINITY __
Neat, clean newly decorated
country home, with good lawn,
chicken house | eres corres plot,
yard. Good stable & pasture |
Syetiebia Perfect set-up for mid- |
dleaged couple or small family |
with some farm experience 2620
Allen Rd. A reference |
required.
CLEAN 4 ROO
Elizabeth Lake,
EAST SIDE 2 BEDROOM HOME
er month,
References. Call “Bud” Nicholie,
Realtor, FE 5-1201.
MODERN SMALL, 1-BEDROOM,
$50 month. 3130 Dixie Hwy
FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO
room for
8 12 miles
_ north. of Pontiac, MA 5-581).
LAKE ORION: 3 BEDROOM FULL
basement. Forced air heat, large
lot, paved street. Near schoo's
_and_ churches Schick. MY_3-3711.
LOTUS LAKF Lakefront yeer around, 2 bed-
__foom. Private beach OR 31434
MODERN HOUSE, 3 ROOMS AND
bath a 2308 _ROOMg AND BATH AT FE_5-2099
MO = BE DROOM HOUSE.
7165 michardgen Rd. Middle
_ Straits Lk, EM_ 3.3605. UN_ 4-5299.
NEW 3 BEDROOM MODERN YR.
around Full basement. Central
nee Lease $85 month 3-3630
3 LE. RD
3 mane ranch style. Pull base-
ment Rent or option buy, FE
5-6767 or WE 3-4200
NEWLY SeconaTED 3 LG. RMS.
Bath & util Nice location Reds
References, 22 Auburn at ¢ office
2 BEDROOMS,
_$85 mo. EM 3-2916, RANCH HOME.
auto of] heat RANCH HOME, 2. BEDROOMS aes oil heat. $88 month. EM
UNION COURT TERRACE
rooms & bath eee Beet: Children
rmitted, per K. G
pr pene 102 E. marca Bt. FE
YEAR ROUND HOME ON DIXIE _|
Lace. 1 bedroom stove and re-
frigerator furnished, heated ga-.
$75 per month Ideal for}
Call Clarkston MAple
Rent’ Lake Cottages 36A |
2 COTTAGES UNFURN. eee
_Bellevue Mo or r Yr. FE 4-2331
3 RM, LAKEFRONT COTTAGE
__Month or season, OA 8-2083
4 ROOM MODERN. \ MODERN. WORKING touple. OR 3-1864 after 6 or on | —
_Sunday. 9535 Bonnie Briar.
ALL MODERN KITCHENETTE
motel cabins on Pontiac Lake.
. [weed beach. Good swimming and
$45 T_ week.» OR 3-9389.
COTTAGE, 5 ROOMS, PORCH.
modern conveniences. EM_3-4760
CEDAR ISLAND LAKEFRONT
3 ——— large living room with
poh qiog Glassed-in porch 2-car
*3 gre ol ria lease
Ls pile TTT ty We __ lake city" 6.
FURNISHED TAT N LEWI Wi3-
hr aia aida Good beach. _ FE
FOR RENT MODERN 3 RM CAB- in near Mio. By day or week.
Fe 86-0587
Also. furn t Lake Priv...
gouthside Union e, 7494 Har-
MODERN LAKEFRONT. 15 N. oF
— ee & ORlando 3-
per wk : less 5 WAR. : 7
son. ‘ohante © 3.6030, id
EXCLUSIVE SUMMER HOME ON | acre. Living m with fire
se, "515.500 hactsy Law ger arage
ale Estate. EM 3-0444
SPENCE STREET 6 RM BUN-
alow 1 bedrm . full bath down. 2 extra large living room, naturel fireplace, wall-to-w: ca
i‘9 baths, extra large tchen
with bre bar, —_
area basement, gaa f
= g = ag aol wh pond
a on 2 nicely landsca: gor-
ner lots. i trade for
My me in Be p..
or sell. Priced,
K.L. Templeton, Realtor
2339 oor
full bath up Campeted
By owner
|HOUSE AND EXTRA LOT. GA-
rage Desyeee Center, $1509 down
OR, 24
“GREAT
Used Home
BUY: Beautiful home, only 3 years old
6151 Ascension, In Clarksten, Low
4%. per cent mortage
$800 moves you in
CALL MAple 5-1201
SMAL COTTAGE TO BE MOVED
$35 1416 W. Atiburn, Roch-
_ester rE 24115
BY OWNER. LAKE PaIVILEGES
on 2 lakes, 3 bedroom home, car-
ee storms and screens. OR
3440
~JOLL ELIZABETH LAKE FRONT
Home with 4 bedrooms and den.
1% baths, large enclosed front
| ey Basement, new Timken oil
urnace. 2% car garage. Car-
peting and drapes Lovely land-
—— lot with sandy beach This
e buy of the year, for only
$35,000 with wonderful terms.
100 FT. LAKE FRONT FE +5637 | “Clarkston
' Walters Lake Here's a lakefront that will knock
your eye out All brick, 2 levels
with a beautiful 14x24 sun room
that gives you a thal view
of the whole lake, Don't miss this
one Only $10,000 with 61.
“TRILLEVEL If you have been looking without
success for the
through th
less you are eer to buy! Large
aves room with pores dining
‘com. Queen Elizabeth kiten hen. cna lower level garage. This bom
< hoon a ntl
wonderfu
Call now to see your future home.
at only .180 with FHA
TRADE Your smaijl bome tn for one of
our large 3-bedroom, part-brick,
ranch homes These homes are
built on % acre lots, Just 3 miles
from Clarkston, Call today and ask for one of our experienced
———- to oa your home
no cost you!
‘Clarkston REAL ESTATE, INC.
- 20 8. Main, Clarkston, Mich
(ACROSS FROM BANK)
on private lake near Lake Orion
3 bedrooms with large enclosed
front porch. 24 ft. paneled Hein,
rootn. Year round home with
oi] furmace 1's car garage Only
$13,500 with terms .
WATER FRONT
with access to Sylvan,
Cass lakes 3 bedrooms
living room
baths. Sacrifice price
with terms, Immediate aly 4 00
Evenings after 6 call OR 3-10975
J. JOLL, REALTY
2536 pixie i HWY. PE_ 4-4561
REST HOME
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP
large bedrooms, large living
and parlor, 2 baths fire-
, stairway goes Ceptary sht up
upstairs. Large lot, 20'
Near St Pp Hospital. Full
price $22,000
Paul M. Jones, Real Est.
832 W. Huron FE. 48550
WEST SIDE LOCATED ON 150 X
143-ft landscaped iet, 6 miles
W of city S rms 2 bedrms,
bath. All on one floor Neat
clean as when pew $8950 with
nothing down to GI or will sell to
present 4-yr contract with $4,500 Otter and
large
down _ Cail owner at OR 13-6215
5 RMS, | 1% CAR GARAGE BASE. |
ment. Nr. school On 1 acre. $10,- |
500. ORlando 38125 i
Spider Lake near Traverse City,
Spacious home, 600
ed water frontage, oi!
fireplace, completely fur-
_ new boast and motor
boathouse Sacrifice price
15,000. Term: Worth much more |
Town and Country Realty, 508
ne” Traverse City, Mich. WI
PRIVATE OWNER _
-~8 rooms and 2 baths on beautiful
shaded 1 2-3 acres, 2-car garage,
this home, can be used as. single
or 2-fam! eee cued ‘church |
and schools. FE 2 .
LJ
—
Sunday 2 to 6 p.m.
“WESTRIDGE”
AT WATERFORD Waterford Township's out-
standing, exclusive subdivi-
. side of
N. of
es Church.
genartty * designed,
built, 3 bedroom
ranches, ready for immed-
late occu ancy. Ask about
our “Trade-in” plan!
Heltman and Tripp 7h 'W. arigg revs Aple 1
Opn Daily 9 to 9—Sunday 12 to 8
Compare None better for investor this
good, 2-famile furnished income,
just off N. Saginaw S8t. all in
o repair gas heat, large ict.
satisfied tenants Money to bank
after all expenses paid. Requires
only $1,500 down. Have us show
you! = ‘
West Side
Just % block eff West Huron 8t
close to Webster School, dandy
é room modern, gas heat, ga-
rage, $12,500
A Real Buy
Here is a 6 room modern with
rage, atee os street, close to Wis-
ner Schools, extra large lot. do a
Ifttle ppt | ogee Low
price of only
hrc: Family
This excellent, 3-family has large
6&room apartment down and 2 }-
room apartments up. All private
auiraeces Gas heat, 2car ga-
rage, convenient to public and
Catholic Schools, “2 block to bus.
oniy $3,000 town.
WILLIS M
BREWER JOSEPH F. REISZ, a MGR.
53-55 N dt 45181
Eves
GARDEN
able, $550 will set you on this one
acre lot.
Howard E. Fox REAL ESTATE | $275 Dixie Hwy Drayton Plains
___OR 8771
~ Announcing © tor oe
TANELIZED: “MICHIGAN HOMES”
Let us pre-cut and tanelize your
new home using your - —! =
ours. Check with 4 and see ho 4 oO
a
a smal! deposit can supply Ay . rials mate including
h pre-cat janber
boating. wiring, -mason-
it or a—
Feet, Home
2. Comple Shell
3. Completed House.
Model mn on
SUNDAY 2-5 359 GATEWAY DR.
Send for free literature. bead —
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look For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43) For Sale, Houses 43
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
ONI
SUNDAY 2-5
PIONEER HIGHEANDS—A
very desirable home with
a fine, big living Pong its =
a << jenal din:
both
has table 8
is an exceptionally large at-
tic for possible expansion
or storage. So many of the
features desired in o@ real
‘ A fireplace, a a 2 car
back yard pro-
vides considerable privacy
and is a profusion color.
Owner transferred and will
Prited to sell. Noorbels to
Josephine, OR 3-1
OFICE OPEN SUNDAY 1-4
4
OWNER HAS BE garage.
his cous family
very
¥
large finished ‘attic and a
full bath up. Also, 2 bed-
rooms and ceramic bath on
2 car garage
with full paved drive. Four
ence fruit trees berries
and & garden spot
Best of all is the fine sub-
urban neighborhood Com-
pare and you're sure to be
pleased:
$800 DOWN oe ao Ber
month can mak ou
proud home eee Abed oe
ed living room and dining
ag Ive car bie 50x180
lot. Near
EVERYONE loves a bar-
gain so here's your chance. ray
new, 1% 58 ngalow.
Plastered walls, select oak
rs, tile beth. Stairway to
ic for future extra rooms.
ime Josiyn area location.
Under $10,000. Payments are
modest and include taxes
and ingurance
DRAYTON WOODS bunga-
low and only $600 down. If
We need say more, the walls
. are —— the floors
, there are a
too. pull price $9,500. How
con you cant this for solid
value
AUBURN HEIGHTS—2
and modern kitchen, oti
automatic heat, Only $5,750
with $750 down .
RAY O'’NEIL, Realtor Fey: 8. Ft al Rd. on same oo
3 "BEDROOMS Tang Lavina 3
ining room
basement, ca: 2 cat te
rage, W. side, FE £0316
COUNTRY LIVING?
NEW 4 BEDROOM : Po large home with over 1700
ft. uy area, Close
2 paved r Extra large 2
car garage. This is _bome has very
large room Truly a
large ze 2 hae with 2 See
laces, = ay —— mode:
itehen with balling - PE / $100 DOWN
FE 5-1264 & PE 4-3844 in. Open § a.m.-Op.m. Sunday 12 to 6. BEDROOM & HOMES
plus low mortgage costs
Moves You In $10 STARTS DEAL _—
WHY PAY RENT?
HERE'S WHAT YOU GET:.
—_ it-in
hea
Automatic hot water
‘ ‘Ss
Custom birch Eger
loads of other features
6 Spacious oes
Model WEEEDAYS aye os ads AR L 2 od 7
766 STANLEY 1 block north of Lincoln Jr. High
just north of Montcalm
WESTOWN REALTY FE 82765
VACANT New 3-bedroom brick, 20 ft. livin
extra large kitchen wi
dining space t bat oak
floors, auto ofl beat, many fea- 44
tures cari Ses like. Price
$12,500 with pation terms. May
we show St
BRIC STARTER Finished on the exterior, you can
save, plenty by finishing _ in-
terior If = ad will F
furnish some ena with, =
rant — Come in and |
rit ove CRAWFORD AGENCY MY 3-1143 NT 8T. LAKE ORION. Fiacn
ARRO “Heart of the Lakes”
Will Sacrifice E sap in 3-family imcome or
— home, eg to bus,
pr olde LS school.’ Will trade
for —— home or land con-
Noicie Needed If you own this 3-bedroom bunga-
low with ares liv!
rl
3 bedroom brick, 2 fireplaces, 2
baths, Timken oi] furnace, effi-
— kitchen, 5 ft. of waterfront
in wooded area
Lake Privileges 4room aeesnee. bullt tm 1054,
2 = Llp | 1 heat, storms and
with gt nce on Cedar Island
Lake.
WE HAVE SEVERAL OTHER
° LAKE PROPERTIES!
ARRO REALTY
TED McCULLOUGH, REALTOR
5143 Cass-Elizabeth Rd.
2 BDRM HOME, UTIL., BREEZE* wav & garage. $7 000
500 on contract. FE Css nae
LJ
—
=e se Immed
eee a
on equity. PE 5-
RILEY LARGE HOUSE “OP Sun. 1 to5 1205 MERRY RD.
b
acre lot with lots
ray & pool table & deep freeze
30 has an attached 36 ft.
Small down eae of only $650.
Paved on W. “ere of town
with 6 fh tr ——
=
MMSASHABAW RD. 5 rm. bungalow with over 200 ft.
on 8 wv . Ga-
po 4 . Priced at $6,950 with
down. Need we say more
LEXINGTON PLACE jowntown on large lot. Good-
stately white “frame home
with rge rooms. ths,
full neoment Only 2 tals from
Sears. $1.500 down will handle.
E 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd. | PE 41157 — FE 4-4821
BY OWNER, 4% ROOMS, AUTO-
jag v heat, basement, ofiz"t2; JS lot)
300 ow:
En 32-2787
KENT Established in 1916
WATKINS LAKE FRONT — —
tom built, brick ranch home,
bedrms., 2 colored ceramic tite
baths, attractive living rm. with
cut stone heataiator fireplace, —.
floors, paneled rec. rm. of
closet space Attached heated 2-
1 —
This ho al 3 bedroom brick Leap
large chicken ft. Hving|
room with rfatural stone fire-
place. Large ki sep-
arate dining room 24M. gun-
room, B hed off
with fireproof meterial and in- i built in
am fee w oak floors,
tile 1. fi heat, large
Riles le at $500 with $760
down—immediate possession.
SEWARD
2 vARD STREET ot among lovely
shade trees, berries
and gra Fenced yard, oa!
floors, eA b basement aad grees
Near sc rea
bargain at $7950 low down
payment and $17.50 per week.
Jim Williams
uBTAL STATE © MORN
$750 DOWN be gar vl home. 5 acres good
11 ACRES Well located for subdividing. Near
MSU grounds
“CUCKLER REALTY 236 =N. Saginaw
PE echt
BI-LEVEL array
Grand Tray Bay
City. 3 miles” south
DO YOU~ LIKE?
Large Rooms:
finished rec. room
All this A gm a water —_ i
—,; ees, On a 85
with Hae P priveleges. on a
ved street for only
HOLMES-BARTRAM 4392
OR_ 32-1950
2 bedrms.
eit Baas bain yh pant) e “
——— $1, 000 fon ke over oe of $4 Can be anytime. 576 Meadow &t., off va. 5 :
STOUT'S
Best Buys
Today
P SUNDAY 2 TO 5 P.M. CHRISTIAN HILLS 1555 NORTHUMBERLAND
We invite our ins of
this enususl { sieve be brick
home. You'll - amazed at
the extra “ in’ fea-
show
| day and lovel al Priced to to
| sell quickly at only $5400
down,
| DIRECTIONS: ee
tlac, take Auburn . to
| Crooks Rd.; LEFT to Bret-
| Rd. RIGHT is North-
umberland Dr to
Mota ~ lla aed Your 5 A Mr.
brick
ae with work »s
eee
— of
ao ‘wun t
Take M59
Williams Lake Area
5 Se eee on a nice jot, 50x156
vileges on Williams Lake.
Clarkston — is one of Ciarkston's finest
bedrm. homes. It has a large
iuceen and —- knotty pine
, rca ing room and d >i
included
WHITE _— =~ >
pproximate-
Pontiac. $20,-/
gg wt no Rai
ti ors Rie _ EAST Ss Se Cute and clean and
for Spay gags bl 7 “dee.
orated
home. arn
parcel, near new
pont wil a.”
SPENCE ST.
Lovely family dome, for the
cher 8.0. $650
eation and
fireplace, oil heat, "Excellent .
residential jocation, near
schools and shopping. center.
Carpeting and rapes in-
cluded at only sine with
reasonable terms, By ap-
pointment.
10 ACRES—HOME Ad Puy retiring bs egg’ or
who needs
plement — income, Aires:
ment,
water heater.
down.
RANCH HOME Small estate located in Pon- Only
5660 Dixie Hwy.
‘til 8; Sun 10 Open Eves. pt 8
Colored Income _
car garage Large planter box
See this fine home soon $28,500 term
sWOL VERINE LAKE tea _
Most
tall shower. Attached garage.
Safe, — beach il to see
this at $23,500 terms.
EAST SUBURBAN 2
for price of one Good invest
ment buy or 2 families. Spacious
T rm, home with bath and =
bsm't Also small 3 rm. hom
Deep lot with fruit trees mali
this for $9.750 with only $1,750 dn
Floyd Kent Inc. Realtor Dixie Mwy. at to
FE 2-0123 Open 9 to n Sun}
AMPLE CUSTOMER PA KING
ee eee
FOR SALE OR RENT. MODERN
- - aie N of Rochester
Burns. 7060 Roch-
ester Rd. Pistese 2-2190,
5 ACRES—4 ROOMS
4286 Disie Hwy Drayton Plains
OR 3-1231 O SETTLE ESTATE, ROOM
bungalow of] heat, new hot water-
heater, on E. Rundell, $7,800
FE 2-6689.
CASS LAKE—=2.- Bedroom
year-around ‘home; 60x
180 lot. Leaving City.
Sactifice $4500 cash. FE
4-5382.
=~ SALE BY OWNER, 1 ACRE
“room, romper room. 3 fireplaces
ang all the extras ‘that go inte
piive home.
tive out Cass Lk. Be. between
Lk. Re Fe mens We
‘ “WiorLow REAL ESTATE 604 W. at, PE 5-6492 » Michigan Recreation
to WI APT
the signs will show you the) Lone Prt entrances 2 full!
baths. Plumbing & wiring brought)
up to date. Polo fot good
, buy for $7,800 dn See after
| 3:30. AN day Sq 414 Irwin
ou A FINE NEW HOUSE, ALL KNOT-
decorating, Price reduced to cov-
er same. bw
MATHESON, n. 136 BROKER
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
O'N
GI len
=| NO DOWN PAYMENT
IMMACULATE 2 bedroom
bungalow.” met extra nice
iv room. large picture
window, jastic tlle bath,
shower. Aluminum combina-
tiens and antenna in-
cinded at a down to ea
price. Very little money will
move you in and payments
ss than rent. Let's co
FINE FAMILY HOME in
@ wonderful perth side lo-
of land, 4room fnouse, semi-mod- see this one. About $500 w ern, Very reasonable down pay-| . 6¢t you started with posses- mebt. OR 3-5570, sion on closing.
i | HONEYMOON BUNGALOW
as — rahoypase, breezeway and | garage. You'll be very
rt of the neatness of
his home; proud of : : S the 3 beautiful lots on which. ‘“EVERY SUNDAY dat qe ¢ PM. sets. A real charmer. $4.. 670 BOW LANE DR agen. closing costs
only; Hyrry!
MORTGAGE COSTS ONLY
a
full basement, Practically
next St. Mi
some. decora
Price is low.
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 362 8. T : FE CT A ae Ra, ons Toe I
al Large tiac «oon = besutifully land-
| scaped acre pores.
at uth
hot water ea ut Hy space
Tage.
terms availabie
Fr 2 ‘dward M, Stout, Realtor
Tms. in basemen _ bi
seen’ to be appreciated TiN. Saginaw St. Ph, FE —
* — 8 rm, cottage with lots 4 fruit Open Eves. Till @ p.m ‘ tinea Lot a. Fine for re-
Matheson Real Estate “* FE 41156
es|4 OLD HOUSE IN THE
trees with lots of flowers Sadly
in need of repairs and interior INTERIOR DESIGNER. MUST
sell now. Private owner. lore d
-eetate, huge living room, 2ix1
Open plan contemporary, 1 year
old. 2 spacious bedrms., 14x12,
rt. Studio ceil-
patio, snack
Mee St sri86 Low down pay-| full basement, ca’
ing. Norman brick,
bar.
_ment
WOODCRAFT HOMES
‘Walled Lake
couple.
en, — breezeway, 2
car lot.
Nicely, Tansscaped! “wil dis-
cuss trade with some cash
Or very low down rE el fortes
Tota! price—s$13. 5!
Cass Lake Woods
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
new raneh home.
built-in kitchen, on
‘2 acfe lot. Park-like com-
munity lot with boat moor-
age, childten's swimming
beach, picnic area and lots
of trees. School bu:
with a? cash Total price
WOODCRAFT HOMES FE 86-8354 zs 4-3459
LAKE ESTATES. RMS.
— ed porch. Extra 2h Own- een
_et, 345 Ascot Rd. FE 5-4317, Dixie Hwy es 2 OR 33230 , 3 BEDROOMS *
DEN OR
ids| RECREATION ROOM
2% CERAMIC
TILE BATHS
IMMEDIATE _ POSSESSION
Ea
SMALL
DOWN PAYMENT
JAYNO
HEIGHTS ONE MILE EAST on wnt, ON W.
TON BLVD.-WATCH ie SIGNS,
PE DAILY 4-8 P.M.
SATURDAY 37 P.M.
SUNDAY 2-8 P.M.
iBateman
Kampsen
REALTORS FE 4-0528
371 8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun
CLARKSTON
ranch with ¢
ment. La
old
gage, no costs Mort-
Wet S88, a" Ss creas
ee ear —
ame Caio ¥BEDROOM BRICK and base-
ASSOCIATE BROKERS_INVESTMENT CO. ¢ FE 8-0663 :
West Side q
foome, Fy home 6 ith 4 bed
Sit ae down payment.
WILL TAKE YOUR HOME
IN TRADE .
443 ORCHARD LAKE AVE.
2 —— Bloomf‘eld
in kitchen. Also in-
cludes new upright freezer, re-
ers. sell below cost, Also consider, land contract iyi
feloh's doe ute of juare
2-2072. .
Byatt TAC REALTY 137 Baldwin - FE 5-827
Watkins Pontiac Estates
4 Bedroom—1% Baths A sans io" schoo in a good location
pre & transportation.
¢ bedrecms home with a
: tears ‘old. Many extra Sfaition.
al features for luxury living. $17,-
500. wi! 3 ents,
"LADD'S INC. Drayton Plains 4286 Dixie a?
R_3-1231
NO
DOWN
PAYMENT bedroom starter homes,
base — and rough wir-
ing on your or will build on
out lot with onal down pay-
ment FP ‘ood Co.,
Corner Williams Lk Rd. & M59 After 6, OR 23-7038.
RECOMMENDED BY
* * *
3 bdrm. modern home, 2% lots, garage, basement, be 1 pri-
vate yard, Hy many more ex-
tras. $4,500. rms.
aei0 ome Lk. aaaury t 3-6331 EM 34164
SYLV VAN =a EM _ 3-2411 after’ 6
283 Raeburn
E 7 ROOM FAMILY © _ FULL BASE i
ESION FULL | PRIGE ONLY it TERMS
R. J. VALUET, Re Realtor |.
Realy, EVENINGS ope ate er ‘ A
om, to ent at, si move around. room to ea
Et oer bee. ? ‘me modern
in Huron Gardens, nd
Easy terms. .
Rca f other. good homes and
“np, W. BINA = 66 Ww, =... |CARNIVAL
“hy Dick Turner
RA,
eae a e i ent real windows in the
rear. red 2 eae Si
@ it is a good ain,
= BY OWNER
Hanne
© 1956 by NEA Servicn, tag,
“T thought this thing was infallible! It told me on
that new secretary took dictation from the lap!”
e
For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses
John K. IRWIN
= Your new home now, We have
the facilities to build your new
al a ag hm Hair ¥ K :
bry from. ae us our
DOWN PAYMENT
st for & young
family in Perry Park on opin:
wood. Newly e with
reom, *.
. a bet wate, Tr lot 100x120,
and =
wad very low cr
off Perry, lovely 2 story —-
ex < Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” ;
W. Side, Al Reseda
7 home
is fenced
Back yard N's yours
$11,500 on easy terms.
Suburban and for
1050 fr. HURON
cellent condition
and 4
ATTENTION BRIDE & GROOM
¥ dream home, ranch sizte
ith 2 La bedrooms and st
hard top street, $66. per
ash 4 cent ‘mortgage.
uly $3.08. ~
John K. Irwin & Sons
Realtors
w Pheos PE SO0T Eve, Mi 63783 0: BA AUTO.
T eet oak ficora, at 20 8. Lyno payment.
home W base! 1 ir ga-
Sidcred You ‘at morgage with ? t.
We" aho bate several Roms tha can be pu: te
Others on land
down payment,
| home under construction in
Ay Be room eom en \
A Re ac Sctia and mf bastmeat. boa’ ae a Office Open Sun. 1-5
George R. Irwin REALTOR 269 Baldwin Ave.
FE 5-0101
MIDDI ETON
on ‘a S-
sion,
LAKE ORION — 4 and
bath with basement 4
i down
~ iit “lane take tree & melee,
ANDING VALUE — an Somrsnpeee A ated Cla: iS
beautiful 3 bedroom with
coo (eed living room, aise nicely ed, You will get finish
a thrill just to’ s proce
_ thls home. Also base-
ment, recreation eel new
auto. oi] furnace, elec. hot
car with
workshop.
la’ with flowing well and
live stream. Too many out-
standing features to mention
ported io wih must see this for
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Pp Daily and Sunday 1 to 6
SAVE $3,400
a
i20xi30 sewer’ tte er
Broomfield er —— ear new
8
ag pet grad. —- and
rch and
will also
an of
(DRI OUT
ND
OR JUST EAST OF “TED’S
DINING DRIVE IN")
New Brick Lake ‘Front ew medern brick ranch bi-
evel, built in 1057. Has all
the jatest features and in-
novations. laxurions rooms
4 ta bedrms.), Reo baths, rec-
Biizabeth Lake Front | * This is a ag iy ( ft. lot
= Foye map 2 Dr, rage
to
ihade, . Eve. Sun, alee tb te Ev &
cain
room srame.
—. Tge rooms,
custom iat in ‘M. 2-car garage.
Lovely landse . Overi
golf gr 5 at 000,
with terms.
Richard Steele. Realtor
234 Center &., Highl and
Dooris & Son
ROCHESTER AREA
WATKIN
G. I. SPECIAL
six rata poke eo
See dormitory bedroom
full basement, oi] heat, anes
panelled fami} room, 2 car
arage, lot 190, located
ooley Lake Rd. :
A much larger than aver- e 2 bed
and screens, nice |} jake
privileges $6,950, =
OFFICE OPEN
Sunday 25
DORRIS & SON REALTORS
BUILD
752 wine PHONE FE 4-1557
PONTIAC
$98 MOVES YOU IN
HOME LESS THAN 3 YRS. OLD
64 ao ee — : bedrooms
Edna bedrooms.
LOW MONTHLY ‘PAYMENTS
ALL Waa
Gross Rity. 13420 W. 7 Mile Rd.
5 Waterfront VACANT HOMES
MACEDAY LAKE Year afound 3 bedrm. een with FA ofl heat. Auto. wa
stove & feebox. $960 down, ar mon’
“PONTL AC LK.
Brand new. npg A constructed,
3 be — home with plastered
wails, 1% tiled “paths, sires &
reg built in kitchen. Will ac-
$3She" prod as down payment or
ie io “Wood Co. Realtor OR 3-1235
corer Williams — Road & M59
After 6, call OR 3-2603
CLARK Age ashen Meher 3 BED-
ROOM RANCH. ser? desirable
home, nae ot lastered
walls, stone fireplace "with built-
in Heatilator, picture windows 0!
living & dinin 5
many closets, modern ktchen,
plastered, heated
froztln ae
lot ator,
only =e. bas heat,
ees boar 8 ce r Wome
trade. .
CAPE COD. HILLS. 3 BEDRM.
APE COD! Nicely iamtlocapea lot
70x135 feet with fenced = =
2 car peter oe
tic tv V'@"x1T eres
well ined n, hull base- e=. oil forced. air heat. $16,000,
rms. e : cs
WEST SUBURBAN. 3 B agg
closets, full Jot 60xi61 ~ terms.
OPEN SUN. 10 TOs
CLARK REAL ESTATE
ons feet.
sn Wi pie
+ Oe Rall
, 43
, GAYEORD
to ; vise down, MI 4-1632
ON M-59
1 acre, small home, $5,200 with
TER R. A REALTOR OR Seats
$8,350
REW 2 BEDROOM HOMES
—Ready Por Occupancy
In The Heart of Pontiac =
$350 DOWN — §69 PER MONTH
CITY SEWER & WATER
RIDGE ROAD, 215. RELAX IN pi e pammece home on —_
—= distance to Deiroh, ‘Pon Rs
——.
Sant, “eter. ‘mooted.
ae A of Bese nd.
M l _ JOHNSTONE ‘8 JOHNSTONE
Downtown Income
Two ROOM APART. MENTS — 2 BATHS — 2 CAR GARAGE — OIL PUR-. NACE BARGAIN
PRICED — EASY TERMS.
JIM WRIGHT
REALTO MS OAKLAND OPEN EVENIN
MULTIPLE LISTING
3,
- oe. 5 car
een “foro
accepta SEE nm TODAY.
ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES
Car ted
jeour ana
stairway, nail basement, gue heat,
water softener. Priced at $14,900;
on FHA terms
ch teow taro BARGAI
—— —— Desement, a i.
pistely finished for 6 for "1 0 rar roe
3 bedroom ranc t and 2
aluminum aiding comptes
finished
with $1,000 a
Sy oes! = -
— me,
pao aa takekoa 7 gar E
wad a more ss “Priced
Smith-
Wideman REAL ESTATE OPEN EVES.
FE 4-4526__ 412 W_ Huron
TRY TO amar THE PRICE TRY TO BEAT THE TERMS
[cocar ae ~ of the best
buys a area.
Woodertully” conditioned —
Pull basement, comb. storm
—auto. heat, BEE & COM- PERTY PA THIS, PRO! —
Topas North side — $11,-
NEXT
_i3 W. #
N “adic chools, Fi ew som sc ine
_
comb. storms — guto heat.
— rms. hard to beat
Check and see for yourself. |
Brand new ate
cluded for free. $13,000
Lact Saab bara oto RBAN
in-
WATERFRONT
Half on the lake and half
Full becement.
rage. 2 bed
g roem
Priced at $14,500
down Owner py packed. to
leave state.
NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. 33_W. Huron St. Ph. FE 5-8183
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Five Acres
Foe Ges to the handyman
Finish this bedroom, full
basement on Teaaatier berry
land. Totai price only $8,-
000. Low down payment.
G. I. Special habald = —— story 2 bed.
Oak floors,
Piastered” nwalls, full base- of.
av Pear large lot 100"°***--
pa os _
tw = ia Butt. by “owner
mpletely insulat-
ed, Low down payment.
Wishing Won't make it so, See this
Toom 3 bed home with full
floors,
shaded.
bus *& stores, $7,950-
price. Why look further?
Lakefront ba - working man‘ :. ——
room = i
on one room 40 ft. ch $13,-
LAWRENCE Ww.
136. Pike “Open Eves.
FE —— 1011, W. Huron Tae Your aaa
‘grate meni poe no down pay-|
q eer
KENNEDY so. w. Huron °F ¢
OFFICE rae
SUNDAY
_Priv.. & near school. FE 54-8479
Build Now or .. Our
Ours. We wil bulla you a starter
or completed hom: e ip Wate Hills
ie
tion call Hubert C Davis, 4018 Irwindale 5431
COMPARE THI 1S
Doqenars, toon Township.
OUR LOss, yous Oni on w ranch a. Bi state. Neart
type 5 5 3 broseeway.
garage, 20x22. Automatic w
. Gas e ive
All com-
ior us seen to be apoeesonee
FE 23-1476
3216 PRIDHAM
ARBOR
Vacant — Move Right In
Make us aa offer.
NICHO’ HARGER CO.
<n P4 FE 56-8183
219 W. FAIRM
CIVILM ANS S S $300 DN.
bedrooms full basement. =
Tost’ Automatic heat.* Storms
screens,
other ex extras
0082 or EM 3-241i after ¢
BY OWNER CAKE | ORION 2 1-2 bedroom, 1-6 PE 44100 of FE
EAR LAKE ORION ranch-type bome. Garage. Lot
Spprvs. | acre, Hot gir heat. $12.-_ e —
TAKE FRONT ? BEDRMS ~ ALU- minum —— —- screens
$9,500 cash R 37585.
oe | OS ee HOME 2 BEDROOMS
windows,
at 2604
Hatton, eT Gien-
§-0992.
NORTH SIDE Modern 3 bedrms. - basem
room
erage
ine.
B. TANNER,
Russell A. Nott, Realtor
170 W. Pike st FE 45005
and 377 8 1
5 ROOM | For Sale Houses 43
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Gill's N othing Down
5 MILES WEST
OFF PERRY _
is aint Pasay
tare jae ne
traffic, . rban
a.
ae Fe 2 costs will or 0 AE od .
There is no satisf; Mee
speme ownership, Only
a torm crater. pooled fi 4
pha? benied concert YOUR a Uti alg
HOME. QUICK PpossEs-
WOW! Here ts the buy of buys tn
a two = op Amery 5 rm
bath 4 oom
Exce!
o. vseeated fm the
70 ft. lot. Price only
Bateman
Kampsen REALTORS FE 4-0528 ony.
$13,500
37 Te pe Eves. & Sun.
Lt) ROOMS WITH . PUR-
- ee Gs! lake priv-
—
Li
=
j
SUNDAY 2-5 P.M.
2661 ACORN Beautiful 3 bedroom ranch home
JUST LIKE RENT | A qualified buyer can buy this |
6 b tn
buy. Call for detalis
Will saeritice for cash.
Loveland
Just West of Town
Secluded and Neat Shaded lot. quiet neighborhood.
‘Nice lawn. eos al ya Good 2
room Pull bath
with tub, oe age cheery kitchen.
A-l condition inside & out, Onl
$1,600 dn and $59 a month, in-
cluding canes & insurance.
Attractive Bungalow
Elizabeth Lake Estates
Exceptionally neat, 2
oak floors. painted ane
bath, of] furnace. Huge 2%-car
jnsuiated nice *torner
— y i ro Access to
pertect ec: saat ihe aa eo
<e
and ¢
$00 “down.
| Giroux-Franks
r and
“Gas heat, eat hot water and
uilt ; = speaker,
Sag Searctee or
FULL PRICE “$I 650 Small frame house on corner a
100x 3446. Over
Needs repairs.
on 450 down.
3 Alida 8,
vard. peveee
Crooks r
noeaiaer
1300 MILFORD RD. re a — M50
hale fost Tivine room Foom, Uhtoo
kite! ta lot
$250 DOWN NO RED TAPE, MOVE IN.
OPEN SUNDAY 146
KUSCHELL, VE 86800
SUN. 2-6
LAKE FRONT. Livernois and
edroams, | ; full tile | ATTENTION
Just ig ge $2,000 for —
sale on this 2 bedroom m
home. Full ——_ < vel g
2-car f mvever
5 BEDR
Mod
A-1
sel} with smell
- down payment and only $65 s
Ev after 6 : ening aig ,# cal 7 sam
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
' 1704S. Telegrapl. Rd,
FE 4-2533
BEDROOM HOME. BREEZE- ony Sone 2 lots Call owner,
161 Ottawa Dr. .
Sunday 3 to 5 Price reduced to $26,500 on
this 5 Too
abel in cuaeee.
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 5 W. — ——
FE 5-816) §-0338
1% ACRES. 4 BEDRM. t ‘UNION
Priv. $10,900, $900 dn oan
GILES. LeBaron Farms
Rineato? oral? ga rf on
. Of] heat, fall base-
ment, 2 car garage. On 2
$1,000 Down | Klemp! income near Lake
Rooms completely
fereuhes an rented for
per m Pull base-
pote auto. gas heat, A
ood Buy for aed $8,500.
FE 5-6175 BA c
Lake Onkland—Immediate posses-| After 6: FE oe FE sorts
style. Attached" tecar “gerage. | > ghEpROQM ROUSE. en aed jovely livi room, lax wi 1 _cuureee I reer replace. sun room, 2 love- ly bedrooms, miodern kitchen, © dock, float & more includ- ed. 4451 Parnell. Take _ Clinton- ville Rd, .to. M Rd. 000
i. 7 SUNDAY 2 TO 6 PM. SUN. 2.6 WILLIAMS LK. FRONT PIONEER HIGHLAN By Com- 300 DO
lete & attractive bedroom te LANS WNE
rick, gas heat, Tiishea recrea-| Sith Po lined ¢. 3 bedrooms
fon: ‘room, aluminum storms & ny Fo tg ATS 1% car garage, beautifully | oom Overiooks Ike har hte screens, carpeting, draw drapes, Basement “ ny e. Oak rs.
Bice Bate Sees | pees Wiehe Besse ae a
- J R. | Hiltz Drive gut, Witems bee hate, Rad. . 1
ae ate AYDEN. R. Realtor 6H, Walton : _ PE 8a re 1 THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1958
4
43| For Sale Lake Prop. 44 |e sees
|Full Basement BRICK »
3 BEDROOMS
2 Car Garage
Humphries|
NC attached — i bedrooms, PL
Sicha wid tere lt poset Pap Dammigge a ity coramie
baths . storm
OS ee al ‘and Gis bargaia, has moved
wis 3 at Rd. to aa
on.
. . —|
pace
pe |
ledgestone
11. A dear F a sarage. a“ .
pod aD. wD oy
3 bearwems bangs) room bungalow with 11 = 16 Hving room, sepa-
t area, fal jue ment scar .
idan = $11,250 with, ry 51 foo
on FHA terms.
IVAN W.
SCHRAM ‘REALTOR | te!
|
ba ¥ , large living room
= Bg boards. iP gs ‘and |
For inunary ait Lodgestone “fire-|
ag SS Low La. Ré. to Seott
atta ae Sie aia im charge. . i
HOYT REALTY PE 2-006 ____ 24 8. _Telegraph Rd
GI's $150 Moves
You In Dandy ranch, attached garage
North « near Loon Lake, dandy
Ko Sheed
poms
pANCHOR'R Real ram JO wn,
'
aneal
j
SUN, 2 TO.5
right on V
‘poectield then right to No/
pis watch lor This |
is an ides! Fami
excellent neighbor
specifications
Has many ocvts
earpeted livin
natura! repiace.|
and large lem
44813, Muitip'e Listing § Service
FE 5-9471
¢) aobeneriens a goxpay
ANNETT'S _.
OUTSTANDING
VALUES
CENTRAL AVENUE — For col oe roe: ored cu 7. ns,
glassed front porch, basement,
£2 e Immediate
00. $700 down. Lake é os
miles — gl ag Meats taper to see roan aS house,
ae per ‘manth, = | Lake F ronts
Galore Cosy +-t00m reihroughoa ome.
saa Call Peace
147 ft, of the finest 1 tr Ae ship. +
J. A. ‘Taylor kt & beater «yg 8
Boatine Lake) +1348)
YEAR AROUND,
“Breniaee, in Owne lorie ae
Dorothy Snyder Lavender REAL . @ YEARS
LH .] Ra., ( or MU 4-641
; 7 iN
Perfect tri-level ne. Al neil beach.
$10, Ae] ‘$5,000 Plone Giceea &
Fra 4305 Dixie Hwy. OR
3001,
ELIZABETH { LAKE LAKEFRONT lot, 4865 wetorser_| Dr_ FE 2
FURN. - MOD 2 sapancal
home ins’ b bake privileges.
14 ft. boat Good fishing. Winter
3 yw greg? Metamer
F ———— f. me M-
ple’ on yee around = < e
fog: ogy Rive tr Y FE 44379. ;
LAKEF RONT. HOME 1 ae meters.
ae ele sal Geuhing
Bees NOTT. phar
CASB LAKE — Northwest shore. |
——- eottage or year-ari
e. Immediate possession.
believable value 3
—— o
- Seer garage $22,500, terms ./ MACEDAY TAKE Home on cana!l-2 bedrms.
pine tot. Well landscaped
Bestession, Priced ——— @
ee For Sale Lots — :
AFTERNOON SHADE
A beautital] building site with an
extra large spreading oak tree
shading the whole yard. 105x160
ft. lot with a beautifu) view over-
woking the countryside.
LADD’S INC. — OR 3-1231
LARGE HIGH LOTS
LOW PRICED
In a goog protected neighborhood
where you may be proud to ee
Paved wind aren with lots of
eae trees. was $1,500 with
OR_ 3-12
desk aod ibrary Ange bath and LARGE LOT. gareing powTine kitchen. $13.500
$12,000 cash. OR 3-2411. terms or
‘ound Un- ededebaded _
e or year
$1 WATERFRONT cotT-
round bome. —
Sacrifice fyi, $900. Bajanc
. $3600. FE 2-6488.
Middle
home- 8
wooded rms., full
fot.
Straits lakefront family
asement, High
sand beach, dock
Bost. well, Trade $12,000 equity _*
aller lak t _ Subdivision. MApie 5-
TWO ADJOINING LOTS 706x422
each Desirable west side location.
Walking distance to schools, anon-
ing center. etc. Blacktop street
ty water & gas. OR 3-3667.
NIcE Lor OFF COOLEY LAKE
Rd EM 3-2684
WOLVERINE LAKE PRIV 3 lots = total price $50 down
‘You Should
Year-round black top iSee the new sites at
"yy CHE ROKEE HILLS! Paint Creek, 3 act «, jarge fami en Seat a ec . ue bs ay ee
— beame ed i 7 UPPER STRAITS LAKE :
replace mcease. € vied ‘
3 bedrooms, 2 tile baths, living ered rte “cay ne — doe
ee ee ee ae for $1,000, cash By owner heat. Very scenic spot. Price nw
reduced to §32.000, terms au GGe Ua aon
Migros nae . Lake frant cae Beech for youngsters poe
rooms baths en. sun- el FOO. » » er at-
room = =Smial greenbouse Fire. tached garage on biack top road
pee in —_ room, pegged birch
iOOrs feature
bear earege ae Qutside
; eri, ito | 3 44, beautiful’
view of lake 942.000. terms
|
; 4
Sic
Home in an —
. dbullt to
$50
i se Roy Annett Inc.
LJ Berea TO Esera! s-0408 * open ‘Es Evenings and Sunday 1-4 | Priced right §10 409
WATKINS LAKEFRONT $2000 dow:
Close to Pontiac Yesr-‘round icg
home knotty pine interior.
rage, fireplace. porch overlook fre - You'll ike its 100 ft sites
planned for and restricteo to
protect today's better ranch and
multi-ieve! homes! -
Drive out Elizabetn Lake Rec.
1 mile west of Telegraph Rd
to S.ott Lake Rd Turm right
‘, mile to Lacota Rd
Carl \W. Bird, Realtor
Income Property 434,
DUPLEX
|
= 4
bdrm , | | sony & a }
large lot Paved road, 90/300. wil
e let. ee trailer er smal)
ment
rR R ARIE. REALTOR
OR _3-0372
INCOME BARGAIN
rty is umique in that
separate homes wita
& individua; living
giving acces»
home hag 4
rooms & bata with basement anc
oll heat: No, 3 has 4 rooms and
bath pilus utility room; No 3 has
3 rooms & bath-pius uti my room
and iarge finisheq porch Ther:
is a workshop on the property
aiong wilh many fruit- bear.)
of huge shade trees.,
The property is entirely fenced
& landscaped. All
A-1 shape and e'| are occun'-
Separate septic tanks & utilities
for ea b unit There ts a private
Gock offer excellent <Wimming
& fishing Soecr is retiring to
= jortda and’ will sacrifice prop-
erty for $18500 with $5.000 row:
4 You can live on this property
Lo $15 per Monin and have it
“SUN [DAY for in Il years 4
st) HIE BROS
2 Z pm to 5 p.m. OR 3-1295 ae Sree = E a Eres
us extra javatories. AVE $2,000
fe bedrooms. Beautiful, Div oN BEAUTIFUL INCOM ne room & dining been alton Blvd & Baldwin Maiaity.
~ ; Pull modern bate;| 2 family with extra lot, all lend-|
Svery Ghee teem finland for a| scaved. Fireplace. aluminum sid-|
den ad of 8) ing, aluminum storm & sash, auto)
Md , as furnace, tmastone front)
that this
Tamaily home. Mr. Maynard wil aetee
| a yas in charge.
MODERN HOUSING
room home with large living room
& separate dining room, ful) ba-« a fine
ment, = ego pewly decorated
inside. and its spotiess new win-
dow im, and cornice boards pena reh, garage too Larter
oa tet, fru 4 and shade, This,
hee <7 *ovels Sea for_ 87, $50 - |
® pe new two car garage, ete mae with|
$3.509 down or $15,500 wi 000
down to FHA mor osteo, on ge.i00"
_Call_owner_ 1 FE
For Sale L ¢ Lake e Prop. 44
ON ee |
Cedar Isiand .
088 : A ; LOT
beach te be found.
Lk. $5,290 EM 2
12) = LOTS Lake Write
he Scotch ebctrect lot. Reas |
TRY A this, $- acres
of the Ped a ies soil, weill|t@ ACRES ON | LAKE WiTH
located off Cooley e Rosd. A| bedroom home. A beautiful spot
8 room family home — 4 OA 8-2845 evenings.
ppelee aulig asm, OO ware cee, iS CARRE. 4 ake v
ment, 3 pan my rehes, 2" Cool $300 ae
arage, en
g - oot ob w re wv. DINN AN 42571 ° rees. 3.) uron >
wit of flowers & a & EVES, FE 4-346
Realtor loads
trees, $14,500 G.I. terms.
William Mill FE 2-0263
1075 West Huron
BROWN — Pius mortgege
he FHA Terms, Excep-
well constructed bunga-
riced
sito. will trade for two story
6 rm, home.
12,973 LAKE FRONT — Brand
S 3 bedroom ar tote Poking
all alum. windows, Ol] AC Good gara wit tre Large lot with pedl
beach.
pester 000 DOWN - Large rambling
bungalow with 3 bedrooms
Large family room, attached two
ar. two baths, Located near
MA DAY LAKE Paved
“Here is a wonderful value’ Bal-
ance FHA Terms.
PRICE — A home
a win’ heats the most dis- Excell Su- onniactng pares = oper
on kede|
const. Attached 11 car gar. Tim- ken og Lovely ee room =
be used, for
i BROWN. Realtor |”
P\stavice.
ful i, "
Excellent swimming beach. Road
soon to be biack
must sacrifice at.
with $1,600 dn. and take over!
land contract of
3-5911_before 4:30 p.m.
bean THESE :~ LAKEFRONT
VALU WITH ANY OTHERS
ON MARKET. Buy NOW)
WHILE PRICES bow t
FOR Sra ere ROr
Mohawk Lake ft 8 4
Waterford Hills acre $ 6.500! ake Angelus, 1 acre $10,000"
WHITE BROS. lake, hes sandy beach See this
at $12,500 # ane lee ay a gee D. RILEY. Broker | _ 44211 ves a 1592 | |
DUCK LAKEFRONT ROD ‘Elizabeth Lake Rd |
|WILL SACRIFICE 12 Lots} a FE #1157 Fe ¢4821 |
FE atten enone thet Soe os EEE TES | autiful landscaped 00 lots. Al “7 ET'S TALK |
ation spot. $10,400 —, For Acr e 47 ee ee ee.
Terms edie BUSINESS | DUCK LAKEFRONT i SCLOs i — ‘round jog home, attractive! 2 a CL E | Nursery and Landscaping
room with fireplace, en-| iz good west side Ban >
rahe Fi porch ¢ h See: aces) te schools. Level. See ae Leaving nursery en
this Big! dl vacation. $9880 —| With excellent drainag | and ecres of land
Eas ie road, vin = “tate road | a LO ireee — oda
% , w pri ¥ ow terms establis in growing
G SCHU ETT. Realtor at Ta i ADDS INC Includes living quarters and
EM 23-4196 7404 Highiand Rd 1 M50: AY Gen nee Diaysen. PI ample storage area P ,
2 ixie ’ raytonr aint . .
U NION ILNRE __OR 3121 : Be Your Own Bos.
ots. } block from lake Name > ACRES. NEAR ORTONVILLE ieee sie 7 vce L ie he See
your own down paymect. OR- Rolling and sighily $200 an an ee owe cote ary fils
3-4180 « $15 moath Giroux * i auks, 43% Preaied aie maken th 4
“: wt vams “LAKE Dixie Hwy. OR better than average buy
4 rms 10 ACRES. WOODED one st. Low doWn payment - good
6800 Race Ra burben, beautiful bullding spvte gross
ist time offered! Lovely year| priced at only §% an acre ;
are D sr 6-2400
ground home just 5 mies West) Dorotl iv Snyder Lavender
of Pontiac Spacious Uving roon
with fireplace Forma! dining a REALTOR EST 29 YEARS
with fireplace Forma! dining rm | 700] High! ane Rad, (M5@)
plus breakfast nook 24° enclosed EM _ 3-3303 MU — orch. facing the lake 1‘; baths
ull Secamrens Only $25,500 with 49 ACRES — GOOD LOAM. $5 down Wurry on this tre- Northeast of Lapeer Close
‘mendous value to 2 lakes with good fish- CHARLES *; VanHORN ing ly 93 erms
[METAMORA AREA — 24 Roll- Open Evenings
J
— WALLED |
ome
bedroom brick
could be used for 4h
Maple kitchen large
Gintne area Tiled throughout
full beths.,
and water heater
room Car port LAKE-
rumpus
Large REA
in Walled Ae area
room
bedroom
Uving and
t O +3644)
3
3
autematic oil Farnece
utilit
Paved rae
$800 down
JTART REALTY
‘M410 & Commerce Rd MA 4-239!
Dine Hw).
i _9,_Saa_10_tl_® For Sale Resort Prop. 44A
B R Se CE nigh Ae ONTARIO
LAKEFRONT _
2 ats Lake on
ge, ‘aren
w wn.
Londo Lake — New log. re LS her eRORT COTTAGE
beach for swimming. fishing . e wa Like a dif- ferent world of evergreens his
and c ue rock birch, pictures:
onderful blue water.
hunting
Fer slermation call owner.
6-2461
ON
Michigan LOTS
Ae near Haile,
hunting Rush Lk Atlanta
808
risa 18x20 cottage.
wn. se possession.
e
eo Ng bath, wall furnace, fi Suse
swimming
ol
LONG
ol
F ~ GOOD
deer
Ez
point, 2 bedrms
> bath - oqgpr i 174 frost
National Fore: =< "boxdo cot-|
$3500
2-bedroom,
modern cottage, —- window,
ron RA Ira Scofield, Hale, Mich.
_.8-2603
NEW, YR. AROUND FURN. MOD-
ern cottage on Lake Huron, nr.
Rogers City, Terms FE 58-5857.
$50 month. OR ~——~~~
2 77 LOTS FOR SALE
40 ACRES. For Sale | Lots
17 grape vines _trees, 17 gta
Private
A §-1339. Pontiac,
All or part. overioockin
Call 46
15 FRUIT
PE_8-0351 20 MINUTES FROM Le.
\CHOICE_ LOT IN , OTTER HILLS
“900 | Sud Owner PE 45-4317
ity acre. $995 COUNTRY LIVING BOWN YOUR OWN—RAISE YOUR
FOOD—MAEE IT YOURS!
$50 down
§660 Dixie Hw
Open Eves. ‘til 0; “sunday 10 ‘tt! $1 acre, farther out, $905, $50 down
“mie from DUCE Segre 1 lot, 65x165 ft. $750... $50 down.
“FO : A | HOWARD E. FOX COMMERCE LAKE | et ceri 7
3 bedroom home. Beautiful wood-
ec lot Clear sand beach.
yee on this one 89 500
*Multi- Lakes Realty 3060 S$ Commerce Rd. MA 41578
CASS LAKEFRONT
8) for thai home or cottage.
iT o0 down
_D. RILEY, Broker
* 509 Elizabeth Lake Rad.
157 F
Pr As
Open Eves. nt af ‘gua 19 vt 5
$275 Dixie Hwy. ne t OR 3-877 ai
Cass Lake Sub. On canal
tricity & water Brayton Piains
'g LOTS ON KUBURNDATE St
ec-
Good street with
nice homes & other wanted con-
4-8221. . veniences
~ Attention Builders ! !
“Believe It or Not”
We have 13, x 150 ft. 50 FH
Vilage roved lots in beautiful Sylvan
ge, gag al- o §, sswer &
F080 to $4. Sony. a 12, Post {fi4.000 price
>
for
Richard Steele, Realtot
224 Center &t., Highland Two. ee eroeeli FE S18 E 44831 down. Lots
Two large picture alent: “Cali range s
sone Danhas Cake Frontage | Hevtgne st art FAR - 4 bedroom farm range financ’ ii, paper wor
1 His ome. Ag maser Alea a ae on A. G. Elhott & Sons
morrow. cqneisoned at aac argains 31640 2 NORTHWESTERN HWY,
sien kane. cove paged ie 3 individual homes on large jané-|MA es. FE 5-5080
ture bohon nigh Many. "Fine features| seaped, fenced lot with fruit trees’
not — found in farm home.) and workshop e frontage on LAKE LOTS, SANDY BEACH |
TRO Lerge 3% x 60 picem, ake with access to 8 Picturesque setting; community
barn, nt tags. have mew roofs) lakes Owner retiring to Fiorida.| water system, Res Tieted. Priced
paint, Ten acres of land.’ Sacrifice price of $18. ith $500; from $4,808 $3 he. *te: bes ox ae off
we 10% miles dae city mits own, All homes mi re You lake lots a _£
Wilt. trade. ean live and enjoy yourself here) 3-6210 now.
é ad 18 per month, Don't miss this lak trom is gon Gees
Open penesy’ 10-4" & e Round
30 ft frontage, wooded.
"Ww HITE BROS. Easy lars Call 4-2045,
me Ro!
ing acres A beccural bulld-
ing snot $3 500—Terms
LAPEER RD Lake Orion
3¢y acre corner, soned com-
merc el Priced = right
Terms ; ;
HP. HOLMES, 3331.8 Lapeer Ra FE ss. cays
ACREAGE FOR INVESTORS SEV-
eral choice parcels including Tr
development jand. Cail EM 10
for detalis
80 acres, Tyrone Township 3 bed-
room older home. Several other
buildings. Only $15.900.
down. Call MU 4-2045.
Richard Steele, Realtor
sa. Cone St.. Highland _
1 RE PARCELS, BEAU-
ural uildine sites, $100 down, $20 ,
Will a accept trace
ic “PA NGUS, Realtor
1918 M-15, Ortonville , NA_1-2815
_ BUILDER'S. TERMS
New sundivisioy overlooking lake
Saceday 5 & 10-acre parcels
Road frontage Excelent drain
age Phone owner MI 4-2844
WANTED 40 OR MORF VACANT
lable acres within 20 miles
or N ot Pontiac must
priced right reasonable dn
ment _MA_5-1033
op
___ For Sak Sale Farms
2 , ACRES ON ON BUS LINE. $200
down. Owner, P.O. Box 535. |
10 ACRES Beautiful 10 acres close in to
Pontiac. Enclosed with new fence
White frame ranch home with
natural] fireplace, ful] basement.
attached 2-car garage. Profession-
al type dog kennels and other out-
buildings, Fruit trees. berries and
flowers ig one you must see to
apprecia'y
ACRES
of Poutiec Nice 10-room
home immaculate condition, full
basement. garage end barn, nice-
ly landscaped, peswurel large
shade trees, $5,000 d
Clarence C. Ridgen ay.
REALT OR
975. Seen AM
35
| West
_FE 4-6203
ACR ODERN HOUSE Barn. Outbuniings $1,500 down, _ $83 month FE 4-4462
arms of all kt nds
P. W. DINNAN
66 W Hure- FE ¢-2577
Eves FE 4-3046 °°
MARLETE — (-ACRE STOCK
farm: leve] land. New ranch-type
home large basement, barn, silo.
Bargain. $24,000, terms. Dan Hob-
| son, Clifford, Nene .
TRADE 90 CRES. MODERN
. house, mig, Flag ap $10,000 equity
ed $3,000. Box 104. Pontiac
ress.
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49d
COOLEY LAKE RD, BUSINESS
treouee at Union. Lake. EM
THRED STALL COMMERCIAT, Ga rage, zoned apg — eyo
_22 W. Kenn
3 3 CAR COMMERCIAL OORRAGE.
22 W. Kenn eS. Ph. FE 8-1431.
aged SHOP ogi 4 celle YF ft.. overhead
ss Opportunities 51 51 of Rochester
Busirfess
900,000 . IN arty CONTRACTS TO
sell, 1 or at good discounts.
C PANGUS. Realtor 9 M-15, Ortoriville, NA 71-2815.
$1,100 LaND CONTRACT PAY: able at $20 pomp 6 per cent
inte: a mer =) per cent.
ees asant * crestons Lake.
oa $3,000 ae for jar ariesn
_ Press
=
Ҥ MODEST MAIDENS
ve s was the one 2s was yelling ie a a lifeguard’”
46 Business Opportunities $1 |
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be |
pay-*
48:
: E 4-1582 __PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR_ By Jay Alan
BEER TAVERN WITH 4 BOWLING |
of Port
Huron 3
r month. Requires $14,400 down
Aas C BAR. Macomb County
$42,000 gross. Lease, $125 pe
month with living quarters. Price
$33,000 with $13,200 down
CLASS C BAR. North of hee po
has sg Sh and c
”—
trade
& RESTAURANT. Price, $19,500 with $8.000
We have a seat party
siore with $500 down plus stock
STATEWIDE = wre Service of Pontiac
D RLES, REALTOR
int ‘s eelears =e FE 4-052!
Detroit Office TWinbrook
» @-
_ modern equipment. Same owner for 12 years, Getting mar-
r $2,500, terms. Phone Geneva _i
DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT BL.
Siese. To be moved. $300.
=
DRY CLEANING PLANT 35-3286 |
BEAUTY SHOP IN SOUTH LYON |
$4500 will handle Full a equip +e
Owner will train Bo chaser |
experienced. $15,000 full erie ec!
includes gross buginess of $35,000-
year A are fy rtunity for the
right man er gle _ Hoyt
HO’ vr SREALT
FE 2 vr 2-94846
Attention!
You can met il‘, ber cent on
this 2 family dupiex Located in
lake area Now leased by army
at $200 per montn. Call for more
Rr DR s Inv é<tor a;
M ICHIGAN BUSINESS
ALES CORPORATION |
| JORX A Hie rpg BROKER |
1573 8. TELEORABH RD
TOU OR BAR
retiring after 15 years
Nee igroitng $40.000 per year |
Located in a thriving cummunity
9 miles west of Pontiac Good
lease available. Only $14 600 down
ce fof further -particulars
TD RILEY. Broker
509 Elizabeth Lake P44
FE 4-1157 FE 4-482]
NEW BUTI DING APPROXIMATE.
lv 6.409 sq ft eautiful location
for drug store On West Huron
street. west of Telegraph road. In
a growing business section. Avell- |
able about Sept. Ist Call OR |
3-4601 or write Box #3. Pontiac
Presx
ONE OF THE “HOTTEST” Lock tions for a hamburg opefation | 8
this area. On matin highway bear |
Is shopping ceuter Priced for quick
sale
}
‘Roy Annett Inc. Realtors
78 © Huron gt FE @ 0466
Open Eves & Sit 1 te 4
Partridge | THE “BIRD'’ TO SFF | is
9 Mo. Liquor you'll like this resort
and kitchen Main
hwy. and neighborhood business
in the temous Anchor Bay area
Large parking lot. Lovely 3 bed-
room apt. $12,800 down. Deluxe
We know
Class C bar
3akery One of the best bakery bust-
nesses in the state. Over $116,000
Now netting over $14,000
and operated by hired
pele WelUADIE reat estate and
stock Will take “part ‘trade
Sporting Cr woods
A busy. eagy to operate
profit business grossing over
yearly Just inventory of
wholesale for the down
See this today higiy ;
$65. -
stock
at pay
ment.
REALTOR PARTRIDGE
Businesses Throughout Mich
FE 4-3581 1050 W. HRON
OPEN ‘TIL 9
RESTAURANT FOR SALE, ~ DOING
good business 1824 M76. St. Hel-
en's, Michigan.
REPAIR SHOP WITH 130 FT frontage, in growing community.
_OL 1-0173. VARIETY & GIFT SHOP. WELT.
stocked store. Priced to sell. 1663 |
Auburn Rd, (M5#), west of De-
quindre In growing community.
Reason for selling is {llness
Money to Loan 53
{State Licensed Lenders}
_LOANS 0 TO $500—$23 TO ae
COMMUNIT. LOAN
WE 0 © PRIEND EN OPE 8-0421
Y SERVICE
Loans $25 to $500
on signature only
HOUSEHOLD
FINANCE CORP. OF Eee ess 3% 8S. Saginaw
Quick Cash $25 TO $500. On your own signature, acto. or
= ST) 208 p to 24 —-
service is quic
friendiy and heiptal. Phone
58121 or visit us at our office.
Home &.,Auto
LOAN CO. iq N. Perry i. (corner Pike}
| On bo
19x12 Feit Base Rugs $3.95
RUBBER BASE PAI "Maney ta tome ‘53
nnn lbnte_Liceneed Landers
LAID-OFF WORKERS We make ‘en loans to
pl on = v9 “are back pay:
Work ms "30" de:
Our Requirements Afe: 1. Ih ag vou own furuiture or
2 2 That you are ® permanent
3. That you had @ good work: and @ good paying record be- ec. 4 ‘- »
If you owe bills and are being
pressed Mor sae come te
once and be relieved
Loans to $500
Made Quickly
You will uve receive oleasant
cou! erate and friend!
treatment rE any one of our
es iSee phone directory
addresses)
BUCKNER
Finance Co.
DRATTON PLA INS WALLED LAKE for
$35 —
SEABOARD FIN ANCE co 1185 N aba 8T
EASY PARKING 8-066
GET CASH QUICKLY
Up to $500
Oakland.
Loan Company
:| FE 2-9206 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG.
TEAGUE FINANCE CO.
202 N. MAIN
ROCHESTER. MICH. LOANS $25 TO $500
AU
LIVESTOCK
— HOUSEHOLD GOODS
h LOANS $25 TO $500 BAXTER & Livinastone. “Ww | Lawrence | St _ CE 41598
~ WHEN YOU NEFD
: $25-$500 You can get i quickly on your
japr. Gas
Rochester. OL 6-071! OL _1-9791 |
signature. car or furniture. No
ewiorsers payments to sult your
budget. We will be giad to help
you with your money probiems
FINANCE CO
FE 4-1574
___1702 Pantiee State Bank Big
_ Mortgage Loans — _54
Mortgage Problem: ? = make mortgage lcans to meet
your req@rements. Any property
any amount. Prompt service. Also
buy wand contracts and real estate
We Buy Squities
FF MIGE & RL
RON PONTIAC
Eves EM 3-0048
Swaps 55 1 BEDROOM FULL | BASEMENT | and bath. (Pontiac!) Trade or «se!
_Any offer considered OR 31-7044
« Lots. ae CHAPEL ALL
clea hat hare you .g¢ te
trade? MY 29-0721
20 GOOD D
ciothes dryer.
“64 FOR T
dump Will
in trade FE 54-8257
20% OFF & hand mowers
gand.ng machines.
egestas ines. SIZE 12 FOR FE 4-637
if YARD or trucé ESsSES
TV or
ail power
We rent
eh plese ol rug |
lawo reli
| BARNE = "HARDWARE | _742 W HURON
~ | 4 HORSEPOWER R OUTBOARD FOR tape recorder or cash. EM 3-3200 SY in GA ($100 EQUITY IN LAKE ORION)
home for car, truck, boat. trac: | tor of trailer or ° MY_2-6301
| $1,600 EQ IN 4 BEDRM FOR om | Housetrailer or jot FE 5-058
CASH FOR “UsED Vé& cane |
FE 2-0662
| Ghee FOR USED TW's) RADIOS & tape recorders. FE 44645
| FORD TRACTOR 36
and back blade for 18 to
Cabin cruiser OL 1-0003 after 4
GAS WATER HEATER. ! YR. OLD
Tappan auto. gas stove 40°". Norge
as dryer. both 2 yrs. old Will
rade for elec ema stove, and
dryer. OR 3
OUN GAB NET. ne § WILLING TO
P FURNITURE SAME VAI
UE PREFER BEDROOM SUITE
FE_4-2880
at As if GAUGE E. BOLT - “ACTION
hotgun for table saw. portable
electric table saw or what have |
you? FE 5-3225 |
SELL OR TRADE MY EQUITY | 2 bedroom home. N W side of
elty FE 2-4420
T RIMMIN a OR > REMOVAL On iwthing of .value or cas
TRADE 2 CITY !OTS AND c "AS +H
for land contract, heuse eqn
what? Ciark Real E-tate “FE
45492 or FE 4-4813 for Mr
Clark
VALLEY REGULATION BUMPER ~
pool tabie Exe cond Swap fer
es motor. OR 3.3082 after Ask
WILL SWAP ‘5? OLDs FOR PICK
_up. OR 3346500 WILL SWAP REGISTERED GER- man shepherd dog sp anything
_of full _value OA 8-3837 | §
For Sale e Clothing 56 | _
we aooea MEN'S DRESS SUIT, SIZE 24-40 |
Excellent condition, $35 EM |
ed eg see | MEN'S WORE CLOTHES FoR!
sale cheap Shirts & pants, ? for |
98 Coveralls, $1 75 Working: =
ingman’s + Outlet, 63 8 _Saginaw i
RUMMAGE SALE. EVERY DAY |
_# to 11 388 Orchard Lake:
WEDDING GOWN, BOYS SUIT.
FE 46 35 oat 8 sweaters & shirts |
Sale_ Household Goods 37
TV SETS ADMIRAL i AND
_GE 21" $100 for both FE .5-6569,
2 LEATHER AND 1 ANTIQUE
chair, ‘stroller, tollet seat, FE
_ 2-64 71
4 4 BURNER, WHITE ENAMEL GAS
range FE 56-8278.
7 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE.
brand new davenport & chatr. 2
modern step tables, matching cet-
fee table. decorator jamps, all
for Pay only $2 weekly
Pearson's Furniture. 2 Orchard
Lake Ave ee
6 See SILVER oRay “BEDRM.
vo : 4
Beata pad td 42 Orchard L
ve
€ PIECE LIVING ROOM E0rE 9x12 wool rug and pi $55
asher, $40. Excellent CSadition
FEL 4.5506.
‘FT REFRIGERATOR WITH 7 CU. $35. FE defrost timer attachn ert
59074.
BONNY MAID VINYL TILE, —8e
4%4-Ft. Wall Tile 25c
NT. Gal, $375
GUAR. HOUSEPAINT Gal. $195
_Syers, 141 W Huron FE 41-3064
9 PC. “MAHOGANY “DINING ROOM
suite $65. Attomatic i€etric
ee _ $60, MI6-1256.
RUGS. WOOL FACE. “sis | 8
» Revereibin $16.50. I mported,
+ $34.95 Axminster, $4098, Rug
ads, $6.06 Pearton Furniture,
2 Orchard Lake A
set. Kirby swee new;
‘els iM, FE ast ied
Sale Household Goods 57 Sale Household Goods 57
ee re BENDIX - TY. alii. a
recarder,” r
efay
5 PI CHROME Uiwerre SET. __$49, 3 beer ee £3
8 cu. Ht T REPRIG- erator, stainless maei racks cd
ire elec. 30"
‘unts TV, wglout “console, “White
ow = dressing table and bench.
w ‘ bed wal mg inter-
changeable single or bunk style.
Hamilo Rd. Rochester.
20 REFRIGERATORS aLL — i Gesepetené Deliv-*
ered. From $38
GooD HOUSERERPINO SHOP
$1.W. HURON FE 4-1555
a METAL, Apilet r SINK, $13.
~ size e Elec. stove.
xcellent Coalition $50 3811 Is:
uate Park, Drayton Plains _
‘peers RANGE. - ONLY ‘Hie 56.
‘igera — and freezer combina
lng Easy terma.
Baniue Abotlance, Davisburg. MA
a: 6 NT W R
heater, $89.05 Installed, sie. 6s aE Munro Electric Co. 1060
fia Orr FON EW 14-FT. aL,
ft. Norge uprieh freezers.
—_ 2 yrs. to pay, 90 po
cash.
WAYNE GABERT
121_N, Saginaw wE i)
RANGE, $17. RB.
Munro Electric Co. 1060 W Hu-
ron, -
Pr. GAs RANGE APT. Size
electric range
Kenmore electric clothes dryer.
Frigidaire refrigerator
Frigidaire electric range
CRUMP ELE ECTRIC
3465 Auburn _FE ¢3573
A BUY — SMATL L RADIOS, 86 TO
$12. Also portables, $10 to $15.
FE 5-8735.
ADMIRAL REFRIG, $50; 6PC
_oak dining rm_ set. ‘925. FE 5-6a46
A GOOD BUY. STUDIO COUCH.
double bed, vacuum cleaner,
_ Frigidaire. MY 3.1580.
“O07 ANYTHING “you 4% wa N Ti}
FOR HO! CAN BE
FOUND aT L & § SALES.
A litte out of oe way, but s lot
less to pay. Furaiture, & appii-
ances of all kinds NEW & 0 .
Vicit our trade dept. for real
metre é
MONTHS TO PA
We wey sell or trade. elas out
aid look aroua4 2 acres of free
parking Phone FE 5-924]
UPEN MON. SAT. @ TO 6
Ri. @ TO 8
4 miles E. of Pontiac. or 1 mile
E o Auburo Heights on Auburo
Ro. Mie
ANTIQUES, UNUSUAL CHAIRS 1
captala, feet stools Picture
frames. clock & misc. FE 5-7193
ANTIQUE TELEBHONES, | crank coljéctors item 8695 up
1 horse buggy Make offer Band
& figsaw, couch, dining set, mis-
cellaneous itmes. Moving Milford.
-MUtual 43375
BUILT IN OVENS WITH « BUR-
ner Only $13950 Samuel's Ap-
pllance. Davisburg MA 56611
BLOND OAK 4DRAWER DRESS-
ing ty roe farge mirrer &
_bene FE 5-43 _
100 ty eyiinder of bottied gas
Installed at your home for on'y
$1550 includins gas Kenyon Bot-
tle Gas Co. OR 3-2481.
BRAND NEW SOFA BEDS $44.96
Poiaway bed complete $19 95
Hollywood bed frames $695 In-
nerspring mattresses $17.95 Cot-|
ton mattress $12.95, Pearson's Fu
_niture, 42 Orchard Lake_ HAND | TION ‘S12. MODERK | PR
Michigan
_2533 7°
Guar. elec.
Me gen
M SINGER PORTABLE —_ _—
wi
sot ~~ elec. range
oe eu
val, 18,cu. tg deep freeze a
v & bench
cR ITEMS AVAIL.
+
EZ Terms. F uaF! Seen
i Sea RB
MA-
ments $5.14 mo.
ing Center, FE
Rabe a Gas RANGE ¥ On SEC.
__1060_W._ Huron.
TRADET DEPT. Apt. me gas ae te AEAGURDrE .
¥
$4.
PE: ny
&
hile 422 W,. Huron. ae $
E-Z CREDIT _
1 HOM AS ECONOMY 361 8, Saginaw
USED GAS RANGE. as SIZE. FE_2-015)
Like new. MA
USED Tv, $19.95 = “uP. ai" COL
ored $250. Sweet's Radio &
oP
WAREHOUSE SALE OF oon sa
gas furnaces
_MAple |! 56013, Samuels Ver = pee
“Ape viene
For Sale Miscellaneous 60
ve PLASTIC PIPE. 24" plastic Sc per fh. GA. _Thom| BPs “berry at. bc PER FT.
Both tone:
_Telegraph.
2 -
_#ain. $1
6x9 FT.
radios,
verses
up.
storm
in MICROTONI aeanie NG
and 1 Zenith hearing aid ——
BD:
WHEEL
frame. In exawllent conditia:
33 Vixo: Jd. MUtua
2 WHEEL TRAILER
FE one ad
2 FOLDING in excellent conitian. oye boss AID,
STEEL TRAILER $20. tual. 48821.
DOORS. Rak
WHEEL UTILITY ~“FRATLERS.
_FE 5-8782_ 4021 Filer.
BY 12° SHEET
$1.60 a
WALL TENT.
6 ft refrig. case, Comet
Piane model kits, reo or trade,
_FE 2-0049, 6. r ROCK. BAR- “sheet OA 8-2918,
ENT. $20. OLD
after ¢
intin
| CLYDE LUMBER &
__ Milt ‘ord 1-AAA-] ALUMINUM SIDING
and insulate same
tim FROM AP-
PLICATOR and get finest quality
expert workmanship at west
a price. O MONEY ‘WN. 63 w ad ap. Com = a
stoce for doit yourselt ‘Also
and fibergias AWNIN
a iron, GS $9.95 snd
sluminum
| “oF VALLELY CO.
“The Old Reliable Pioneers”
Auburn & Rochester Roads
Call Ov 1-0041 for free
___ estimates Eves OL 1-6823
ix's — 3c & 4c ft.
26's — Be & Oc ft
2x8'8 — lOc ff
Picbied — i “
& SUPPLY CO
Rd. Clyde. Mich.
BARGAIN HUNTER SPECIAL — Floor mode! troner ae $15.00 nee ao or” SIDEWALK FORMS
5 pe. breakfast set $12 50| FE 5-0a56
Davenport eee $1500 3 Cer Txia ee SALE. ~ Bendix auto. washer ...... $3500 be taken off the Maytag washer $20 00 | lana Beach, w Waites Bivd.
megere o—_ ' ; pet yton sins,
olaway i, : 6 SH P GRAVELY TRACTOR . WITH New cotton matirers $10 93 A
mee tanerspringm mattress $16 60 | Goat ti lachments OL Suit ¢mington ty $29 66 ECTR
Oakla: aT parr ure Co heaters for the cabin $38.94 G
104 S Saginaw FE 2593 _A Thompson, 80 8. Perry St
Sena BASE COFF EF TABLE
Te
ir Vv
oy comb <adio & phono $2
FE 2-3739
DINING RM SET. $65 FE 2-8343 |
| between 7 & 6. after @ Fe,
2-2557
| FREEZER AND REFRIGENATOR combination Regular $549 50. our
price only $299.50. MA 5-601]
| FRIGIDAIRE LIKE NEW.
si CFE 24
FREEZERS.
mame brands
values, $149 85
hohe orders
FE uorescent, 8} ~ $125 92
UPRIGHT, FAMOUS
Scratched, terrific
while they last. No
Orenard Li Ave
hitare Orchard Lake Ave
GUARANTEED REBUILT AUTO.
matic washers Frigidaire, Thor.
& Kelvinator Terms to sult
ROY'S REPLACEMENT PARTS VE
¥o Oakland Ave FE 2-402!
HOME FREEZERS Deree 20 cu ft. reg. price $549
Our price only $200. MAple 56011
_ Samuel's” _Appli ances. Davisburg.
LARGE SIZE STUDIO COUCH 10’)Oolby) «=6LL&soébrown = = cotton
Cellarette, 2 bribes chairs,
3 metal stoois FE 4-4804
LIVING ROOM SOFA AND CHAIR
Good condition, $50 Call FE
32-9372
MAYTAG.
condition,
MOTOR BIKE
Chrome Dinette set
1 & 2 EM 4-2247
| MAHOGANY TRADITIONAL 4 PC
Eee rom set $150. Kneehole desk
casional chairs, $10 ea
“back chair. $50 2
$20 ea Drop leaf tab'e
chairs. $30. Cocktail table,
$15 Maple chest $35. Push buit-
ton stove, $125 Table lamps and
few misc items MA 6-1328
MODERN LARGE 5° DRIFTWOOD
table Custom. MI 4-6
MOVING-—S8ELLINO _ HOUSEHO! 5
furniture, elec. store, ete mace
“WASHER, IN GOOD $25 FE 48284 _
FRIG REFRIG Cail between
ot
Channel
Bates St, Birmingham, es
4-485) ;
NORGE RERRIGERATOR EXC _condition FE 5-33
NORGE AU OMaRC ~ WASHER
Peers Appliances 8161 Commerce
Rd, at “Union _Uk. Ra
NEW KENMORE) DRYER. 5 speeds, used 6 mos. FE 2-4747
NEW SINGLE “BED WITH INNER
eat forbade & spring. $50,
GAK Saar RM. SUITE, 4 chairs & extension table with 2)
leaves & buffet, 835. OR 3-1606
OVER - “USED TV
REFRIGERATOR, P.H ILC O,
apartment size, late model, $95,
easy terms. Crosley electric hele)
deluxe floor sample.
_Washer, 338 Schick's MY ane
REFRIG. APT_ SIZE GAS a STOVE.
PE 4687 | good cond. Cheap.
REBUILT WASHING Oh
ali makes (Guaranteed. Thyle
rere 502 Johnson.
REFRIGERATOR, “USED — IDEAL
for your cabin. $1 and $29.50 |
While they. last chigan wor:
escent 393 Or ard Lake Rd
REFRIGERATOR, "990; WASHER,
\ Movaeg Peed elec.
ig. $35. 17"
$35. Large oe ng” a. suite with
ehina and buffet, st aa stove,
exc, cond., oe. lode 2766, lease Michigan,
Host | ; 14-2
cot) jots
S Perry
#25 REWARD» FOR the Treading ¢
o
+
19 GAL G
845 Cash
on
+ INCH oad
| Sump
MSAVE “ROMEX
9
f th
vandatising Holiday
3331
AS &c
2 8. Saginaw
a" ELEC. RANGE $2:
ell tank. $10
| $15
| 30-GAL §2-GAL. diac
auto gas heater $49.95 na | ons
STEEL 0 r— =
sizes. Wood & steel fold-away closet doors
irways
Eicetrie Aj Elec far door operators.
vO =. —— free qattimaten.
RRY "DOOR SALES 371: 8. Paddock
SET, APTS, NEW, 8 a
FE Pee, oot $95 — Bell $35.
WATER HEATE ELEC.
allon, Mace: ed.
NK WITH LARGE @ eabinetie,
$40.50, Michigan Fi
‘H
as cheap as a Sens
unit, gts rh Pluorescen
_303_ Orchard Lake J Ave.
LARGE RUG &
some pieces of ——
sereens; 3 36x64, 3
ae and 2 inserts me eres
door. lone 56.
KERR . CLEAN
GUN
P FO! ik
LADIES LARGE DRESSES
FE 42889.
JUNE
SPECIALS Knotty white ine 2 land better
gin Plywood “v" grooved, 4x8'x%" $4.7 Core Ini? pine sheathing Tac
xl2 W. iving ..:Jle hia, a
a a RE a 1x3 W HS oe stri ft.
Quix?’ No.1 & 2
Fir
#x8'x%"
aes” ... eee
@xO'x4q" tnt. fir ...°..
@x8'x%"
(| eenreoconeascounon 15.95 ea.
MANY’ OTHER BARGAINS
NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY
Haggerty
LUMBER CO. mp Zessery weal Walled Lake
w ond ang Pontiac
Phone MArket 4-084
NEW. GALVANIZED D PIPE
M-tn. 31-ft. le bes .
‘4Q-in Q4-ft. len
SAVE PLU
173 8. Saginaw
NEW mg CABINET ane se"
re: faucets and con-
ve lo eShens.
$140m
wee
ie ft ko ‘stPrt ¥,
2100
new. “ast r PaOPELLED REEL-
" lawn mower with
Bags and Stratton motor, On
PHOTO GALLERY — i he USED
celebrations, fairs photos
finished in four mine eee. Take
two sizes, wallet aoe agg onl
er. Com-
et = or Frst $100
iC _ RE 2-13 21250.
PICNIC TABLES, PRICED
it, Té09 Elizabeth Lk, Rd.
BLIC AUCTION
NEW MERCHANDISE ties,
tse PER FT
A Thomp«on. Lis
°
dane
NFOR MATION
arrest and
aos
nee
Park e person
arry, G A Thomp
80 S Perry —
PIPE. 5 FT
SPL UMBING © NO SUPPLY ay EE
2100
$35 T75-GAL
radio & phonograph
| table model, 312, 24" bey's bitte E 8-014
“HEATER, 369.95
Cab. sinks and fittings 837 ¥5 up.
BEEF AND PORK -
quarters.
8 ATHROOM FIXTURES, FRIGIDAIRE ! WASHER ~& DRYER |
} year old $300 ‘ec stove $10 | Laundry traya, stand faucets
ooo) VE PLUMBING = SOR LE ~QOOD USED : SA
The eae OL 8101 GED ELEC = 172 South Saginaw St
lw : oe » 32° WHITE PORCELAIN CABINET FRIGIDAIRE 40 IN RANGE 2 ® - ovens Past burners Auto timer | ink MA 65403. Franklin Villece
ele Like new. $100 Fold-up bed. 600 USED CEMENT BLOCKS FE
ae Blonde modern derk, | 2.2008 or OR 3-6361
leetric plate with oven 2 ~
_ £8886 —_ ANCHOR FENCES
GE 11 CU FT REFRIGERATOR approved.
$80. 500 gai. fuel oll tank. Reas _PREE OPP STIMATES. APE esfire
_EM 34 | oe AN (Bougar OFFER 7 ENING any type oil or gas heatin
‘ RAND OPENING Installation At least $100 off if 1 SALE eeeelt oe gare! — = if you do
; yourself, from whatever price Jack's Paint & Linoleum New
Jocation. 228 N. Saginaw 6 by 6 eavoee ae Fue. os. a og
tnoleum, $108 8 by 12° $385 Cal or y-sem ee 2 by $775 12 by $8 75 Sercubramrriiercesrrard to Ugelich | Geauy Megnruagen cane AL UMINUM. AWNING WINDOWS $259 Linoleum wall tlle 4", it pid new sash with hardware
23, a ft Outside and inside paint FE:xcellent for weather proofing
$188 @ gallon Jack's Paint & _poreh WIN sacrifice, MT 6-€042
linoleum, 238 N Saginaw y
OAS BTOVF $10. SUPA $1> BED AIK CONDITIONERS acd - spring &9) 0. ap! rlectr Fedders Home or Office units
ve $10 ant pe Ago 2 77 pe: cent- mor. cooling, one
pe sectional $20 aD eeteon © or third less cost.“Schicks, MY 3-3711
HALF AND
Opdyke Mkt FE 5-1941
town kitchen
naces
ers
dyed squ $50 Lad} Ladies round diamond ring.
$200 MA 6-523
20 GAL, ShOO
COLEMAN ter heater
‘CEMENT MIXER ELEC
drill, elee
| carpenter
| 3-1384 or
| record
| ioc ker
He $5
41426. 2688 LAPEER |
BULL PLDOZING an
tractor hourly crate Automatic water heater
electrical
irre]
es
$i:
tabi
tools
OR YOUNGS.
of} and gas fur-
Hot water ano steam po!l-
hard-
Atting:
& GRADING FE 45950. . A
Norge Wringer washer, 1 rear old;
Kenmore vacuum cleaner daven-
port and table: All for $80. Large
pine spinning wheel. $20; Sable-
coat, exc cond,
Star sapphire ring.
value
OIL HOT WA- 5 OR 3-1042 0
HAND sore misc
OR ° saw,
s Reasonable
3-3514
CRAFTSMAN WORK BENCH, $15
cabinet
iigsaw and stand, YEE
double cot, ta
36" door $6; bar cabinet.
foot
ble
& screen, . MA
DISHWASHER, FRIGIDAIRE. NEW
| $2
| a2. St A Thompson. 8 8
EVERYTHING ® BUILDING & en Fo
| Used 1x10 shiplan
Used Timbers
| Field
| Used bath
Stee!
‘1 Clothes
coat exterior paint “tubs
Post Ericee
lc
$9.45 pr
"$4.45 gal.
meas gs Cement or
orte
‘rai rol fe
shingles 20 beg
13 oF 30 Ib” fet $3.0
We carry a compete
building menrss -
piyscore - si
rior, Seariet combination
acreen doors = insu
nalis
coating.
SURPLUS -. line Sod
ply:
Tock — rocklath
lation =— roof
foundation
LUMBER aterials Bales Co. & M
NEW & USED LUMB te) T0823
$340 Highland Rd, tse) yt
FOR:
«HURRY
through C
’
Clas FUEL OIL TANK. NEW.
90, PE SMe
ASH IN-A|se0
sell. things |
sified Ads.
Anything | goes! Dial FE
28181. con- |
“WATER HEATERS |
| |
t <6", Fvery Wessesds?, Friday & Sun-
aay 7230p ACE SALES CO
7616 Dixie Hes OR 3-987!
Open Daily
3 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Sundays 10 to 3 ALL CASH WAY. PRICES PRE-
VAIL AT BURMEISTER'S
SAVE HUNDREDS DOLLARS.
NORTHERN LUMBER CO
1940 Cooley Lake Rd. EM 3-417)
_Open 8 am. to 8 p.m. Daily
PUMPs FOR SPRINKLING 5Y5-
tems 1 hp. 65 gal per min at
20 ibs ly $103. G A Themp
_son 80.8. Perry,
PRE-SEASON
BEAT-THE-HEAT
SPECIAL!
*, ton GE aircometene’s
Retail value
OUR Se $is0 88
down delivers
GOODY EAR SERVICE 30S. Cass FE 5-6123 PLANK PICNIC. PrABLES “FOR
sale. All sizes, FE 4
PAINT SALE Species Berry Bros, are paint.
al. o' St rice §¢.95
AKL AN & Paint
45 cee pe Are, FE 56150
PLYWOOD SPECIALS CASH & CARRY
a" 48 Gls $15
‘4 4x8" é - $7 a5
a”) Ply $475
PONTIAC PLYWOOD co
1488 Baldwin Ave _. FE 23-2543
ROMEX 142. a , CENTS TS FOOT Ix
eoils, Cutter 12 cents ' Inca
ipe, 17 cents. Soil pipe
aint with Koton in any
Warwicks, 2678 Orchard
RARE COIN COLLECTION, FUR-
niture, machinist bar ps & car-
_Tisge
RIDING MOWERS ~
Porter Cable, Bolens, §
Fa irbanks-Morse, 24 an
EVANS EQU 6507 Di
MA Se
ROU! LER SKAT
size 10 MY
___ °F
aS
3-514
erate the iadies can run them.
Let us prove tt with a demon-
stration Only one company
makes the genuine (roto-tillers)
$i19 50 up ime payment:
available. W. FP. irae arden
. per Equipment. hy =
Noodward { 9 4 e 4.
Bham! MI 4-6053. STEEL CORRUGATED DRIVE-WAY CULVERT
$2.45 vac a ft
5 IN a.
FE 2.023: 3
RANGE ares COPPER TONE,
_ Perr G. Thompson, 8 8.
ates
SIMPLICITY TRACTOR, 34-IN
reel-type mower, 30-inch wx
bar Snow blade. Land piow, Cul-
_tvator, $135 MY 25471.
STORM WINDOWS, aie DRUMS
juke box, racer bicycle,
aus i teel 'y is power lawn mow-
set, metal office
ae Maing ce binets, Singer se*
a machine, trunk, 104 8. Sagi-
25 LBS. 8. Perry
Special Sale inde ix?, pe S 3% cents,
screen 6
we. ™% Joliges oval casing, per ft
Angerson type: oriek aiolds, per ft.
mah
iste r Cc es te gt 1.95. Vario ne ot windows, $13.95
: ire Ouppues
ewe! mere Ra. P EM _3-4148
~ SPECIAL teé's, all igth, 4c a8 bg
ail ite, 5 ee ft.
giteide. fu hush’ doors a:
"WOLVERINE * SEPTIC TARE, CLEANER, 2
2
pies“
Stéei
4 L 320 S. Paddock UMBIR PE 20184 ROTOTILLERS SO EASY TO OP.
k per ft. econ veues etal
THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1958 _ te
___For Sale Poultry 74 For Sale Housetrailers 78
Talbot Lumber
iombing os a etectrica ‘Outland Ave, Ph
“USED
MOTORS *SLAYBAUGH's
€30 Oakland Ave.
Wood Closet Doors Closing Out, Birch, ogany &
ares byfoild type rent at
BERRY DOOR SALES j;
3Tk.8._Paddock _PE_2-0203 WOOD AND ALUMINUM a
nation doors — windows.
BENSON okie ee CO.
WTD.: UKELELE WILL SWAP) 44 guitar or buy, FE 4-6324
webotne, DRESS oes 9 TO 10
Washer, $35
Whitfield Dr.,
Ra.
$15.
oft Williams Lake
GOA ee Machinery
R 1000 BUSHEL STEEL|. BUTLE:
bin, at 16% G
Good
— J
nd County ASC Sitios. BR, Hub-
tare Bidg., Pontiac 1 025 A-1 PEAT
er Rd., Oxford
. Mova le as unit, Bids
3rd. Mail bids to Oak-t- aOR S60. SOIL, B. DIRT,
_Cr. _ Stone, 813 50-$15.00. FE §-0214.
4-1 BLACK DIRT & PEAT MIXED
Farm 1p soil, Immediate del.
FE 5-47
-| TOP SOIL, CRUSHED | STONE
ad 1, peat, Fill, Earl ward, EM 31 -
P SOIL, CRUSHED STONE,
e-tfig oF “fill Lyle Conklin.
FE aes cavating Basement
ALL FTL STONE AN LAWN
GOOD USED FORD Sp ACtOR top sak hina dirt. ie veed tan-
loader. PE 8-1084. _dem . PE 46505.
INDUSTRIAL DRILL PRESS GOOD ROAD GRAVEL | 5 YDS.
PH. FE 8-2100 $7.00. Delivered. 4-6588.
ap ge ¢ 5. elive Do It Yourself 61) Diack dim oe ¥
PROMPT D YY. 2% YARD
FOR RENT black dirt or at 8 OR 3.9644. WALLPAPER STEA ws.) on ae. LAKE SUP.
HAND SANDERS, ow ply Send, grave! S @ ain, a
fete eee | eset cee . $6.
wT" FOR REN Bis rea a ae on TOP SOIL Neer te 4 6
Wall paper steamer, floor sand: Soe delivered ek 8 i eran . pol sande r ers, polishers cleaners. Oakland an BUSI
00,
ply, 156 W. Montcalm. FE ‘S471 t Peat & biack dirt, FE 2-7611.
4-1303.
Cameras, Equipment 61A
KRESGE'S
. DOWNTOWN &
MIRACLE MILE ONLY
--FREE--.
A Roll OF
BLACK & WHITE FILM
With each and every roll
of Black & White film de-
veloped,
ee =
(SIZES 620-
120-137 ONLY)
ONE DAY SERVICE
bel tha SELL © TRADE =
Eppert’s Camera Shop, 57 W, Hu- ron 8t FE 5-6615.
~'Sele Musical Goods 62
2 12 Bass NOBLE Leogrpigiomey i
Less than year
Beil cheap. 23 &t, todord. OA
12 BASS ACCORDIO’ $29.55. GAL- lagher’s. 18 E. Huton st. FE
B NOTE EBONY of ald FANG.
Gallagher's. 18 E.
4-05.66
_ [20 BASS ACCORDION. $80. GAL- lagher's, 18 E, Huron §t, rE
__ 40866. [20 BASS ACCORDION wir case, Like new, $175, FE 5-
BALDWIN ACROSONIC Fans.
Boa, mahogany, like new. FE
BAND & ORCHESTRA INSTRU-
ments rented for the summer! ——
“MORRIS MUSIC 34 S. Telegraph FE 2 0567 Across from ‘Te}-Huron
CONN TROMBONE
PE 2-T176
CONNSTELLATION CORNET
° NEw _CONDITION. FE_ +68
PLAYER Pianos CLEARANCE
sale Fri & Sat. ony am ww
wc offer’ refused
treet at Dive
PIANO TUNING - G = O88 CARS
Schmidt, FE 3-5217
RECONDITIONED SMALL BAI BABY 5;
Grand, Terme Gallagher's.
_E, _ Huron St. PE 40566
~ SPECIALS Thomas electric organ and extra
speaker cabinet. been finish.
Bench included. guaran-
tee. 9605. — on ‘payment. |
Bal. 36 mon
Brand new walnut console piano.
ee included,’ 10 wr. guarantee
a down payment. 3 yrs
ras al
Baidwin Acrosonic, brand new. used |
for recitals oniy Substantially re-
a apes: down payment. Bal
‘C ‘al BI MUSIC
lig N. Saginaw FE 5-822
SMALL USED SPINET GALLA-|
gher's, 18 E. Huron st. FE 40566.
TED: GOOD UsED sPiNeT| _ WANTED: GOOD |
or console pianos
MORRIS MUSIC 34_8. Telegraph FE_2-0667
Sale Office e Equipment 6 63) ~~
DESK, LARGE, & PILE CABINET
_ oth por $65 for both. MA
“Sale Store Equipment 64
CLARY CASH REGISTER. JUST
like mew, Also can be used for
adding machine. Cost over $500;
__Will_seli_ for $150. FE, 5-2766
FOOD STORE FIXTURES AND
_Ma e200. Franklin Food Shop,
SMITH-CORONA CASH REGISTER
& me gar Oe machine combined. Good
cond. $135.
N GOOD CON
fara Mimeo: aph
roller release
t, $1, Electromatic
AQUA LUNGS, NEW & USED
PA ST.
AQUA mm ath USED.
feed! ode
DY- RIDING HORSE. BEAUTIFUL +.
is evod job. PE 28181. is
capttals only, $15. 2563 Ra Pe e440
FE 5-3608 TOP. Sort. s SAND on GRAVE BY
Wan aaa, & SO oRATEL L. PiLL
- GLENN'S PEROCKING FE 65-5437
TREE TRIMMING. FIREPLACE) -
wood, FE 17-0372. ;
tractor & double rotary mower.
Best offer, FE 8-1922.
CATERPILLAR D2? WITH BLADE.
2125 Kurtz Rd. Holly, FARM MACHINERY — NEW AND Sal MM,
used. Proux Oliver es on
__just_north of Oxtor
FOR SALE OR TRADE: ¥ La pas
tractor, very good condition
Mt. Clemens St
PRAZER ROTO-TILLERS, ape >
used, Parts and service. L.
Avis. 1580 Opdyke. . FE Saito.”
HAHN SPRAYERS
AND
CAN BE
1701 BOOGIE LAKE RD.
3-299 MILFO!
Co, P ere, New Idea
McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS Rentals Parts & sy = grr
1890 Crooks Rd.
Summer Sell-Out
Bolens tractors, mowers & tillers.
Ridematic tractors, new & used,
priced
HOUGHTEN & SON d. I, Case & Bas age Dealer NT USED FOR UID/| 4-1
FIRED | ROCK FULLETS, 4%, MOS./ TRATLER EXCHANGE | with 2% Xx) “d Anderson -:Regal _ Salle Farm Produce 75 ' Beemer -
| FRESH PICKED STRAW- 8-10 Wides perries , Beret, Long 2050 USED TRA ON RENTAL
PoraTORS SEED, SEED ED TREATING.) Hitohes | Qietlonds installed. Ss. a %
SLAWBAUGH'S Davis a ottle Gas
$0_Gekiens Se ro T. ag 5 Parts and Supplies Bait, Minors tc. KIN \ 80 8. Telegraph PE 23200 PONTIAC RD. AT OPDYKE | ———avPe8_ Eves. & Sun. p.m. __ WORMS AND LOR AWLERS re 4-0734 _ PE #112|WE HAVE BUYERS WAITING YE 2-10" —_. |§TRAWB. APTER 1 P. jot, Goud peed tailors. we will NITE oe Ei 2a 49c/° 1220 Mt. Clemens St, PE 2-6418 ig got, wemer Se for Seu? it u rg
RED WOR - 100 for 780 STRAWBERR: PICK YOUR| Rin coacH SALES. isa N.- slog pa AVENUE i ts 20 cents a tS nrg gf ‘Holly Rd.. Holly MEltose 46771.
6 a.nr. to 11 p.m. week days i
& SAT al! nite. Sud til! 6 p.m ct — ata.” 7OuR | epor “Srralier. fae 1. Fenton miles s of *s ' Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66) 95. or a2 Soe Also ° "38 Great ea, 45 b.
_Watch for signs, MAine ooscs.| fier sed, } ogee. Bt. 1 on mon, Lape, SHAS OS SWEET Joram PICK THEM| General, 20 ft. 61,350, "51, Lib- pose ‘re eeu Es: - yourself. 3125 W. Long Lk. Ra 2"; ctroer 38 fe sided.” ios
i OR MORE YARDS ni e new, : $1995. We hav humus, loaded 7 days s on Sale Farm Equipment 76 bare “uaed Craliere loft
tr ter SAND AND | BAR TRAIL E R-TYPE DEAR- “ra Ne nto ae ge Ls, ‘beer. Rin! bora a hay rake, Like new.’ FE N sn . MElrose
_Bros., 2 E ls -
LA -A BLACK 1 K DIRT TOP SOIL, HU GARDEN A Ri -
shed el & fill; bull-| with cultivator, a . *“si00.|_ Rent Trailer Space 79 Tames eee, ee te| Gal mammen Ot tee * preceiccygeeages -A-l BL 7, TOP SOIL,|ALLIs Mo 3 POOT G OBILE VIL- . ace xi BUAGE IR on oe mower and beit pulley, EM 3-6306 we The finest. 4 mile SE Pon- |.
3 YDS. PEAT BALER SPECIAL i110 W. opaye PE 5-6519 ol} $7.50. oerees oral, $5. ; e
eas gravel. omar ogre am NEW IHC No. 45 PTO BALER MOBILHOME yerares. MODERN v YDS. BLACK ae $9. SA! 350 ake front “and playground, he Be 1 USED THO No. 43 PTO BALER| 52661.
5 YARDS CHOICE BEATE DIRT 1 New IHC 4bar Side Delivery rake|OXFORD MOBILE MANOR FOR ec rice Ciel ete Call peal a eee yee wees St Soe. 0 5
and, gravel, etc. TERMS foot lot. 16 42 cement patio.
TEL RING UR LH. BROS. Sidewss Room for ogy on
re OS aE. SAN . streets. Storm
Rndteaghg be sasue" “"| | pontiac RD. at OPDvee | Aerie fa. Pua Oa wails = Indo PARK AT PARKHURST Ei TOP sor, 8 i SNe Chav ey!|BOLENS RIDEAMATIC GARDEN Where living ts a vacation ~ 12
shelter, Only 15 ees
tiac. Also trailer sales 50 rate,
_$20. Phone MYrtle 2-46:
Auto Accessories _ 80
BUICK RADIO AND ciety.
PER 8-4; 8-4308
-| COMPLETE 1958 suICe UICk “SUPER engine. $350.
For Sale Tires 80A
USED TIRES. $3.50 UP, WE buy-Sell. Also whitewalls STATE TIRE SALES 503 8. Saginaw St.
FE 4-0687
urw TIRES, os 15. ——
0.95 plus penroset mg Ges
15, $13.95 pias
tax exch a Kew = waren.
= eo, . Sag-
aw manbins rey NEW TIR
traded in on General Safety Tires.
yd Ua oer cent off, Black or
ED WILLIAMS 45, 8. Saginaw at Raeburn
TRACTOR CLOSE OUT 8 walking
3,
tiers. seve!
tary scewress Reduced price on tractors, 4 — trac-
sed | FE Auto Service 81
ANEKSHAPT GRINDING IN THE
ops Cylinders rebored. Zuck Ma.-
chine Shop, 23 Hood, Phone FE
FNSTALLED FREE
ellectack's Auto mo Ports 3-947 a0 Baldwin
—— SS ee
WAY GRADING./EVANS UP on DIXTE HWY.
yh ng ©, DatvEws fill, ete. FE|MA xs a OR 3-7924
~ Wood, Coal | & I Fuel 67 67 Auction Sales 77),
B&B
Plants, Trees, Shrubs . 68
TRIM- removal estimate. TREE
FE FE 4-0953.
and tractor service, FE 54-6356 or FE 5-3973.
_ For Sale Pets = 69
et HAIRED FE 5-780.
BEA french for
er 6 p.
FE COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. AKC
reg: FE 4-1608.
SERVICE. AKC, Seon BERVICE AKC.
L-| COLEIE. | ee won oe mother.
Some PIGS. ALL PET SHOP
55 Williams FE 4-6433.
GENUINE ENGLISH &
Ee ees GERMAN qo eae cisterad
rT ~
BE rae Pega gio ing stock, MA 6-1738, call-eves. or
_ weekends.
IRISH SETTER, ‘ALE. 2 YEAR
oid, —— good in ‘field.
_OR_ 3-8610 Call
PHERD | _ ii
natural beer Auction Sales 589 Dixie y
Drayton. Plains
Every Friday .....7 p.m.
Buy and Sell Daily
| nest 3-2717
SERS A UGTION “SALES.
mile west ys North mn |
Center, Rochest
Every Synday ....2 p.m.|® _Sale Motor Scooters _ 82 1967 CRUSAIR SCOOTER
with att re 2-1176.
N SCOOTERS
& SERVICE
it 8. MDERSON SALE
For Sale Motorcycles 8&3 -
> ee ee cs bohgaiy-
Lakeview, off Joslyn.
"@ MARL et. GOUD CONDITION.
1955, iia Tine TATE Exc, COND.
_ PE 4-6622,
SA. MOTORCYCLES, PARTS &
accessories. Service on makes.
Markless Saies & oe3
_Mt. Clemens _ PE 5-2454
BM.W. SALES AND SERVICE
_321_ 8. . Ed dith.
FOR PARTs AND SERVICE ON
= Harley Davidson, aoe Har
vidson Sales Co., 372 8, Sag’ e) FE 44246
TIZZY ei.
Oldman
TM. Reg, US. Pur Of,
© 1958 be NEA Servicg, ina, qs by Kate Osama)
|
\
2s
“They'd make a cute couple if I were there instead of her!’
_ Boats & Accesmecias 85 Wanted Used Cars” 88
moat PIBERGLASSED & CUS-
tomized, MY are
BOATS—
ou ae
bows BRAT Ing ~ Hh
oo, laa
=et gaa & BOAT BUILD.
+ fer ‘ostello's, 5 Piss Orion. MY
BOAT Wi haf sarge = $20.96. IN-
cludes hardw: trim wee
fn strip. Perry Bervice Inc.
EH Rad.
BOATS & M .
hiner Geneva boats, aluminum,
wood & tiberg Be eure & see
neva” bona ‘elon, Fou ‘bay,
Kelty's Unrdware Soot Auburn at _Adams, Auburn Hgts. PE 23-8811.
‘CANOE, CANVAS COVERED. Good
cond., $100, FE §-1177.
REPAIR SERVICE UNDER WATER WEED CUTTING INLA SA
CUSTOM BOAT COVERS AND
Erznoznik,
“backed by 22
Se gal a, a Rd. Kee rr.
and. boats. safety, Harrington Boat Works > YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER 1899 3. ete legra’
2-8033 ; antag
INSURE YOUR BOAT ~ Abie RISK —
AT A. SAVINGS CONVENIENT PLAYMENT PLAN
AUSTIN-NORVELL AGENCY
OLIVER
MOTOR SALES
WILL PAY
TOP DOLLAR
Or Trade
™4 Oakiand
wee M &M Motor Sales
BS Batt, We °°6a Sit ga = dolia
“AOBURW MOTORS _ East ‘VD.
WE PAY
TOP DOLLAR
Matthews- Hargreaves 671 OAKLAND AVE. FE 4-450
WILL PAY _ TOP DOLLAR FOR GOOD CLEAN USED GARS ¢
a ra naw.
ieep Bar aagden i, Sie 2 DIAN MOTORCRCDE Sapa, | ew UAWRENGE sx Fe rem] Gh eaeet Wut” Sa ot of “Hadley to See Prat 4| Mac’s Collision, 2015 Cass Lake OHNSON ‘MOTORS for used car buyer or head of good daly ceot: Rd., Keego Harbor. come to North Chevrolet Co, Hunt- TB and Bangs tested which|-57 ‘51 ZUNDAPP 350 CCS LIKE NEW a : fechade 20 cows, 4 J — 7 $375 or best offer, FE 8-0083.
i ers from 2? to 15 months
old, & Bolstein beifiers. 1 : Year void Groen. 318 ‘Gal. bulk __Boats & Accessories 85 | susr Y,
ae eee as ments ch | STH OF JULY SPECIALS tuding
New Ideal wagon complete with] Boats — Motors — Trailers ae cues
ao ‘Gas us aetn Wapeed Doak & Ourvearés Used Truck Parts 890A r, Case 85 bu. spreader,| Trojan owe a Beers chopper wagon complete with covatwater Mi 50 =f rt ) & te wea eo aS aeeeeiee SALES , | _fist bottom, PE . 4921 Filer. USED TRUCK PARTS
loader. Spitz H or M Parmall.|! qt mal PADDLE BOARD. WAS 965. Now| ALL by TK 700 bu. ear corn. mora Bank | OP wt Dat PE_4-0370 | “949, Costelio’s, MY 3-1521, Clerk, Karl e, . Bud 10 RT BOAT arnt arEeEinS 2 2635 Auburn Ave. 46633 Hickmott and J. A. Arnold Auc- el, $60° 374) Clintonville Rad. — CLos® ovr w Meaty. yg _— — ed fh meng
Mensers. ore OA. 8-2159; OA io P| JOHNSON OUTBOARD 93583. For Sale Trucks 90
— ~ z ‘e reve ¥
sit it berssure tasoiine MAZURER MARINE 930 CHEVROLET DUMP TRUCK | in
For Sale Housetrailers 78) — peg md cove of Lower Straitr $6 5 = real perfect, shape. A real
12. FT. ALUMINUM HOME MADE| Gourse “e < . No. 4366. Not 7 rolet Co
xecation ee ei CLASS B RUNABOUT. 4 LL / 14 Runabout with windshield, steer.| Hunter Bivd. at Woodward Ave
fie PONTIAC CHIEF 43 ber, Hurricane with Quickallver. controls, And Mark 22 with Hise: : housetrailer, 2 bedrm.” Will take 2-3310 after 6 p.m. ee TISED DEPT inst GMC VAN AUTO LiFT. Oe ne een LOS Doe ments |12, RUNABOUT. PLYWOOD. FULL se awe cond. $505. FE _5-2766.
_PE 25380 or FE #1000 muield & stesring unit. a Side one Tel” “PON 8 Vine bomr.
ia PT, WAGEMAKER, Femme bos 30 FT. aaa Se:
_ ~ ia see LIKE
. 3060 8. og Rd.
’*55 SPARTAN
~~ PAR AKEETS, SUPPLIES
182_ Sanderson FE 2-777
POODLES § MOS CREAM, {, APRI- |
cot. Female. Will sell on breeding!
terms. 641 Third,
‘PARAKEETS. GUAR. TO_ TALK Cages. 591 4th St. FE 2-40
|PARAKEETS. CANARIES, CRORE. Food, Since 1927. 584 Oakland Ave.
‘REGISTERED AKC DACHSHUND
“pups. 1 male, 1 female, FE 8-2018.
\SiNGING “CANARIES. TALKING
|e oben Ca, ogee lies,
es Ta A renee tie PY
_burr Re Au
| ‘Time pret cou PUPPIES,
| WEIMERANER AKC, FEMALE. &
onths , grr Excel. health
eldest 4 726
| WELL BRED 1 ENGLISH ruse POR
_Sate, 472 _N. Perr
\WEIMARANER 1 Bet i CHAMPION stock. so Reg, $50. 2080 Dixie
} Hwy OR_3-5685
Dogs 1 Trained, B , Boarded 7 70
‘BOARDING ALI ALL “BREEDS. ALL
Pompahette K's. 625 8. Bivd. E.
we OLive 1-6245.
ATS BOARDED ~ FE
"Serie Burr-shel, 375 8. Tele
Hay, Grain & Feed 71
i8T & 36 HAY, $15 & UP.
_ Straw & lumber. Phone MA 5-0666.
33 BABY CHICKS FREE WITH
trabaer 9 of - Ib. chick starter
28th how Master mixed
feed. Bills ped ete: 3621 Greg-
ory ‘Ra _ FE
50
ACRES | ora STANDING - HAY.
__OR_3-7887
ALL ALL TYPES OF
corn, Also muich hay,
| liver. OA 8-210.
|BALED | HAY 10300 1 HADLEY RD.
_Clarkston, MA 5-479
FOR SALE 50 ety OF BTAND-
_ing hay. FE 5-086,
HAY BALING On Bue ” somamumitiiats
For Sale Livestock 72 HAY, STR RAW
will De-|
i AND
_ teddies, PLateau Beh Fie ;
CHET’ SA SADDLE — & WEST-
2 Supplies South Bivd.
3 miles 5.£, of Penta =.
Between Adams & Crooks,
9, Sun, 11 to 5.
PALOMINO MARE SHOW AND Performance aiways tn ef Rib-
bons. rier Ty 3445 Mi-
ford Rd. 2 miles porth bee M58. Phone MU 4-3841.
RIDING VERY G
Exc. ye ® Call MA 42639. ROYAL MANSION.
3? OPT. 2... BEDR
EXCELENT CONDITION
.= for Keith a faces
3-TH1T or call OR 3-3288, |
travel trailer since 1932. Guaran-
tralier.
BOAT. PLYWOOD 1 redwood sides. Oars $50,
— —- $45. 2
er_42"'x64" box $20. FE 4-1703.
ie METAL BOAT INBOARD trelling motor. Good for a
or family use. $195 PE
4 2.
a és .
re
_ (14 FT. RAVEAU WITH rn ae
AIRSTREAM LIGHTWEIGHT. Merk $5-H Mercury. FE, 2-9643 * RUNABOUT. _ 1 : 40 «xP.
Scott-Atwater mtr, and trailer.
_FE_8-0696.
er Sales Ww. (Pian|i4 FOOT DUNPHY, 25 BP. JOH. to join one of Wally Bryan's; son motor, and trailer, $550,
exciting caravans.) _ 32-4287.
ANDERSON, 39 FOOT TANDEM. 14 RUNABOUT, $100. # FIBE cond, $1,200, Li 7-4903. __ a! tab nvargplane ity 10 HP HP Mere.
Becrciter Pontiac Chief| jonP Merc! motor for, $100, MA 15 to So ft, 8 and 10 wides
.00 4 ELLOW JA Trade-in allowance on your 1946) Johnson Javelin. Upholstered seats
to 1048 trailer, trailer, cover, complete, exe.
‘Trade-in ips ello on —_ 00nd. FE 50 GNAnOUT Dist Bring your’ Gtle win]? tae T. SHELL LAKE RUNABOUT.
you. Yes. even at our low. om | 3067 Margaret St_ Auburn Heights.
rade-in value, “Tes furniture 16 FT. ' PETERBORO LAKESIDE
bescrean "hay & ‘cushions included. ios: trade Yes, you
oo of dollars when you buy
Bob ~
Hutchinson
Mobile Home
Sales Inc. 4301 Dixie Highway (U8. 10 rayton Plains
4 miles Ee epee of Pontiac
FAIRLANE “36
equipped, Exc cond.
_Maceday Lake.
Oxford. Trailer
Sales New Stewarts .
Generals-Hollys
Great Lakes-Zimmers 8 to 10 — Wwides, all lengths,
‘Good used a Sphere Fowler og
rental Trailer parts, bottle
gas eauterine mile South
of Lake Orion on M-2 M24) MY 2-0721. 32’. FULLY
7650 Neer.
_ 3.5884
FIXER? ? Order | Classified
Ads to sell, rei finda
the Want Ad number | NEED. A FINANCE-| 3384 Edgewood Dr., Lower Straits
Lk Entrance at Edgewood Golf
_Course.
Rae OUTBOAR. D CRUIBER, 35
Evinrude mr, 4-wheel tan-
Veen trailer. OR 3. 3-4549,
36 CENTURY SPEED BOAT, 16
Resorter, Good buy, must sell,
_ rE! §-7231.
1864 ar FF. INBOARD Cans.
h.p. 8-3823 tan: pC 7 and Sunday.
BARGAINS GALORE!
ceived two new chtbme At
Cadillac Bouts. mers hr sireene
thoose from
and Seccteuas?
USED: 15 Feathercraft alumi-
pum wunabout, forward deck, cen-
ter deck, cushions,
mote controis; 1955 25 H
tyde Moter s!l for $575.
NEW: 1958 14 Se Daytona
Aluminum Boats beam,
eeats, $275,
NEW: i968 14 Cadillae Molded
Plywood, 66” beam, ‘ard deck,
walk-thru: seats. id, stter-
ing 1968 35 HP Evinrude, remote controls and “trailer with
winch, $1
— 14 Cadillac Molded Pi
ood, 66" beam forward aeck,
thru seats.
ing, remote cont
| A dapat tip-up treiler with winch
, *
All New outfits womens —
anteed. See them and
t Dawson's Sales my Ti aoe
oar — w to iy a ‘De
. urn
mode Rd. fare’ : jeft and signs, ore |
ae = Tet fy sen ree | Open 't ‘ee a week’ til! 9, HOR Ree wee ee
Masurcie Marine Ecieg 7
8S. Bivd, & 8, Saginaw
FE 4-0588 TS $40. 12 AL’
ww Chippewa runabouts
__ $144.50 up. 9668 M59 West,
& —— demo
price $74
DE *RSON HARDWARE
2182 8. Telegra
Across from Miracle Mile.
______ OPEN SUNDAYS . SPECIAL
14 ft. Mevers Alum. boat with deck
Reg. $500;
SNIPE 8A SAILBOAT. EXCEL, COND COND.
$425, EMpire 3-4931,
~ USED
MOTORS ag gi
@0 Oakland A
WTD: WILL PAY oe "FO. $250 for 25-30 HP, electric starting out-
board motor BE 26111 ext, 740, After 3:30 & Sat, LI 45020,
Y 4 ENGIN® AIRL Callfornia $0;
Service Inc Ow TO
$99.10;
1254.
New
7 Port Rhode: Island to stare ex-
penses.
LEAVING SUNDAY TO HARRIS-
908 Ilinols, Bhare expenses, OR
TRUCK GOING NORTA PAR? r,| Suniel our PE bee Wanted Used sed Cars 88
"Bright Spot” Needs Sharp Cars Now
oo FE
gee EePit
AUBURN AT BA Cones
Transportation Offered 87| tom No —- down, aires per month
uto Sales, 193 S. Saginaw.
_FE Lat
‘ CHEVY eat pe BEST OFFER
_takes, FE 5-3515.
1956 CHEVROLET 'y-TON PICKUP
A real ~——e one pee ops money.
Reduced to old 4
will make tne de down payment. ov
stock No. 4360, — Meat tooo
Co, Hunter Blvd ward Ave. tarmnghem. fir ms.
‘old truck wer Gail Bob Butler
_at_ Turners. 7500,
i987 PICK-UP. yO: ORD, 61100. CALL _FE_ 8-2206.
60 FORD, PANEL 'G GOOD COND. 25154
64 FORD 44 TON PANEL, 8 CYL- inder, new tires, new paint. Call __Bob butler at at Turners, MI 47500, 47500,
~ PONTIAC'S TRUCK CENTER
GMC RETAIL BRANCH
Oakland at Cass
PICK-UPS: a FORD ' TON STAKE.
FORD % TON E Ess, se FORD % TON Ns
% TC.
Larry Jerome
rr alter
‘| 68_Oabiand
a, Se yy Sl
"SG: Retie
HO HIGHT MTRS.
Eddie Steele 7
Ph. FE PE "59204
MUST SACRIFICE!
57 CHEVROLET COUPE
HASKINS JUNE CLEARANCE 1963 Chevrolet ¢door ...... $ 405
1953 Pontiae 4loor .......... § 45
1963 Chevrolet Bel Air HT .. $ 505
1954 Chevrolet ¢-door wagon . § 795
eeeune
Hares ne wwe
Haskins Chev. 1 Dine way at MIS
Maple. 5-607) a Nites ‘TD 8
‘@ CHEVROLET - GOoD CONDI- tien, 15 Tregent.
: Sa Sale BS a ees -seeee
Fee ee tere rn eee ene
meee ae MOTOR
222 w
“1954 Chev. BelAiv
. R&H, Power-
Sead: Yon are intieg forty it i? ‘ou are
PEOPLE's A Gro ‘BALES
LES
mm
inde Cars. 23 Auburn off
YE te bom
- _*$3 DESOTO SED.
Radio &
BRAID
MOTOR SAL
of bat faa I DEAL ER
CASS AT _W. PIKE STS.
FE_2-0186
‘50 DODGE, 4 DR
me an oes , FE 8-0556
REPOS ESSION: L, MICE. a
PE 2-6319 for ee
REPOSSESSION $118 os ee. —— og —.
spre (oe ad reat
"Bright Spot”
OPE FOR INSPECTION’
All Prices Displayed
on Windshields
SHOP EARLY
| JEROME'S “Bright Spot” * Olds-Gadillac Dealer
“Orchard Lake at Cass
: FE 80488 =" ay
1053 Pontiac. 4 dr, VB engine, 6 308]
jEROME'S | ' SAVE MORE you
BUY Now! A
Riemenschneider- :
Si tescers H’top - .§795
tome, radio, beater ares.
wyAIMY DEF BEROSE
_1 mille West of Telegraph *
“Rambler? |
New or Used Best a FE Service
B HAM:
RAMBLER 666 S. WOODWARD
MI 6-3900
R. &C, Rambler
iss? MERCURY eaTion WAGON.
tie, 3000" mien 1800, PE ™. tas Ne aaa?
‘Sl MERCURY SEDAN. RAH. WW
TS pag hime BO | ¥
FACT ORY OFFICIALS’
CARS
19 TO CHOOSE FROM
Lew mileage, priced to sell.
NORTH —
CHEVROLET Learns oh = 8 —— Ave,
Birming! 42735
Get Wi ise E Economize
RAMBLER BILL SPENCE RAMBLER SALES & VICE 211_ 8, w -5-8297
red Deptee, price — $1250. Call
ime ILE,
or Aomey pel a Galt ‘Gers
Jones, MT 4 "$7 OLDS, : oa HARDTOP
-_
ras. A very good buy. JUniper
ent
i888 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 4
fs automatic, R&H, power brake
Clarkstoa Motor Sales
Cla :
COMMUNITY Motor Sales -
‘os Bolt Batch 3.205 "58 id
‘St 8 mick BT. Ds WW... $1295
"55 os Ford Vie, Pout secesseces $1008 "65 Chevy Del RAP ccceseceee $1045
"55 Fairlane ccovcvsece S1045 "55 — asevesceces 995
“$4 Pontine hydra, Ratt... § gos "52 Mee a. oe a "GS EOUGO .. nec cc vesccseas ae 395
62 Chevy HT ......-ecsee 305
Acura of tes Blvd:
SHOP | Sunday
BUY
Monday
OLIVER |
BUICK: ‘210 Orchard .Lake Ave. y eae PS
Temner Form | 1904
‘| 1053 ins WOE, COUPE
: Sh 2-9101 ‘Open Eves,
Wilson Pontiac-Cadil o
-1350N.
a Woodward MI 4-1930
Pariedbarg aS ite B.D ae, Hol. re ates
cade & Pick Yai i fiee
Chery Sens
__miles, lowners ayereaes. 36,600
. ; | Term “a "$2 FONTIAC +DR. GREEN,
ine tose aes or EF ¢ Dr. Cata fall power & extras, exc,
_cond. tal OL 1-te0
a, PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE ft
WW, Good top. $25. O8
"is PONT
Johnsen M 4 Pd STA. WGN. $1285.
i fa, Lx. Orion,
ins Fowrtae ‘CATALINA *HYDRa-
ls, @ betier -
"S2 PONTIAG HYDRA. EXC. CON.
S4 PONTIAC. C.D, 2 DR RAH. wane $565.
& enti
™ 1 Oakland E_4-3528
hor | PONTIAC 2 DRI 7 DR HYDR :
BSOLUTELY NO fond
howe Aseome é : = a
$8.65 mo. Call —
Parks at MI 47500. Ha qi Mgr ar. ~
JEEP "47 + Wheel — — price .
"60 Ford, overdrive... ..... -F3
Roger’ 5 Sales & Service 5 Auburn
heat
gg Mazurek Studet Studebaker
‘38 Mercedes Benz with 8,000 ac-
tual miles. Save $800.
Mazurek Studebaker
8. Bivd & 8. Saginaw
____ FE 4-9588
V-4. R&H. WW.
‘ae MONEY
ee
r —— epi, eood aren, ae overdrive, original owner ison Fee pe cash offer
SPORT 6,000 ‘33 STUDY SEDAN. |
ABSOLUTELY
__miles. * $800. eu Son
1953 WILLYS +DR., 6 CYLINDER,
motor just overhauled, drives
good,
tego — SALES
a OOF, East Blvd.
tires very good. Motor nea
$125. FE 2-2489 after 5.
WANTED: 4 open FE 461. after B30. JEEP
FACTORY
BRANCH
OPEN HOUSE YOU ARE Fore oue TO
SUNDAY
fae a et te MONDAY AND. MAKE
“Your Deal”
PONTIAC:
RETAIL —
STORE
ee ae
THR PONTIAG PRESS. SATURDAY, JUNE 28,1958, TWENTY-SEVEN
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shapes :90 (2) Air Power, “Advance the) _— . Temple pag Bomber Line,” Need for|2:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks.
. — = bases in World Wer II. (7) Movie,
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(4) Opening Night. Woman (4) (color) Haggis Baggis novelist (Linda Darnell) tries 7:00 (2) Lassie. -
tale srs Bu Boe nme @) News en ieadeal ous. Geren (1) You Asked fer It, Closeup of various animals, operation'3:00 (2) Big Payoff.
#30 (7) Welk (cont.)
Duffy. Variety
10:18 (9) Weather.
19:15 (9) Theater 15.
11:00 (7) Federal Men.
~ (9) Theater {cont.)
(4) News. .
(2) News Final.
11:16 (4) Weather.
(2) Miss Fairweather.
11:20 (4) Movies. Donald Houston,
“Wishing Well Inn.”
13:28 (2) Nightwatch Th. Robert
Young, ‘‘The Half-Breed.”
('%.)
Richard Dix, ‘‘Special In-
vestigator.”” (3%)
11:30 (7) Shock Theater. “Pillow
of Death."” ('45,)
(9) Theater (cont.)
(4) Movie (cont.) (2) N’watch (cont.)
SUNDAY MORNING
(2) Meditations.
(2) Religion for Shut-Ins 158
3:00
8.30 (2) Christophers.
(2) Accent.
(# (color). News.
(9) Billboard.
(2) Court of Health.
(4) Church at the Cross
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(7) Joe Palooka.
(9) Oral Roberts.
(2) Detroit Pulpit.
(4) Big Picture.
(7) Understanding Our World
(9) Commercial Film.
10:00 (2) This Is the Life.
(@ U of M Hour.
(7) Faith for Toduy.
(8) Sacred Heart.
19:18 (9) This They Live By.
10:30 (2) Cartoon Frolics.
(7) Liberave.
(9) Christophers.
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(4 (color) George Pierrot. .
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1:00 (4) News.
(1 World Adventure Series.|”
(9) Movie. , : photographed.
7:38 (2) Brothers, Comedy
(4) No Warning. “Night
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(4) (color) Steve Alien. Tony
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@ Me Movie. “Canon City,”
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(1) Movie, “Dark Waters,”
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11:15 (4) Movie. “Over 21,” Irene
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11:28 (2) Movie, “Roadhouse Mur-
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(2) On ‘The Farm Front.
(2) TV College.
(4) Today.
(2) Wild West.
(7) Cartoon Carnival.
(1) Big Show.
(2) Cartoon Classroom.
(4) Amos 'n’ Andy.
(2) News,
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(7) American Bandstand.
(9) Movie.
3:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours.
(4) From These Roots.
(T) Do You Trust Your Wife?
(2) Brighter Day.
(4) Queen for a Day.
(7) American Bandstand. 4:06
(2) Secret Storni.
(2) Edge of Nighi.
(9) Laff Time.
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(2) Detroit Bandstand
(4) Willy.
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MARYSVILLE # — A 15-year-|
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when a piece of her blouse got’
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Changes on TV Shows
Lambasted by Producer
By WILLIAM GLOVER
NEW YORK w — Television,
says producer Paul Gregory.
needs. to get rid of its ‘ aes
button pushers.”’
* * *
They are major reasons why
mediocrity, he feels.
A showman of relentless energy
who operates in the three worlds
of TV, theater and movies, Greg-
ory is a provider of special pro-
jects under contract to the CBS.
network. His criticism is of other)
than network representatives.
“A major complaint I’ve got is
the areas of approval given to
some star and agency people, so
that things keep fluctuating right
are able to get what you want into
a rhold that jelis,”" he asserts.
* * *
“It TV is going to do big shows
in the future, then they’ve
well got to keep such characters
programs.”
Although he doesn’t know how
or why such interference developed
the dark-browed Gregory is ready
to start making some changes of
his own henceforth.
“For the first time I've read the
small print in a contract,’ he
I'm not going to bend.”
* * *
The creator during the past sev-
eral years of such TV specials as
“The Caine Mutiny Court Mar-
tial,” “The Day Lincoln Was Shot,”
“Three for Tonight” and “Cres-
cengo,"’ Gregory is tentatively con-
templating a spectacle for late
fall about the greats of filmland.
The {dea struck him when he
became fascinated by the foot-
prints which are embedded in the
Theater in Hollywood.
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