The Wea .
LSE Weather barns Perecas ‘
ee
‘Tisth YEAR
Weight of Sphere Awes
‘Western Scientists ‘Millions of Americans _
Hear Satellite Tracked -
on Radio, Television ae | Orbits of the Satellites +Won't Fire Ist Shot’
Says Hoffa; ‘We Will
: Defend Ourselves’.
MIAMI ‘BEACH, Fila. in Jomo Hoffa of Detrolt,
newly-elected president. of the scandal-scarred Team-.
‘sters Union, promised never to fire the: first shot in an’
American labor civil war.
But the 44-year-old Midwest “Teamsters “boss, who
MOSCOW (INS) —Soviet Russia, triumphant In Its
|first-step conquest of outer space, went ahead today
-|with plans for launching “bigger and heavier” ertificial “gf
earth satellites. a
Soviet scientists envisioned. travel by man’ into outér
space before the present generation disappears.
The official Soviet news agenty Tass announced -
early today that the Russians had successfully :
launched the world’s first artificial “moon” yester-
day. The satellite contains two radio transmitters =
sending signals back to earth. ) ramrodded yesterday into 2 ns SI se eh ‘of te-|
ee Mee eat are
Hoffa’s Election er ae expelled from the
May Affect Law |r cs o sseseu we, isters are expelled from the} |
Likely to Spur Moves
for Legislation Against |peace with the AFL-CIO and to) sign 3
‘Labor Racketeering try to turn the -Teameters “into The object is now.whirling around the earth at an
; ry i oe oe estimated height of 558 miles-and a- speed of 18,000°
WASHINGTON @®— James R.| The scrappy five-foot, five-inch — | rg miles pet hour. It was described by Tass as weighing 's election president leader polled irephote ‘Ma poun
the | giant Tenetters Union = - eepbecn oo we 0 aan Oe. _ US. RUSLAN Ro ROUTES SIFFER ~~ Diagram shows how the | _ “ wen : ae gar . ; see . peared certain to ; s J. .| ‘orth-to-south orbit of the Russian-launched earth satellite differs
-|moves for solitel Sastietion ts wally nag Bry feo +- Wt calle ths eaabtasies S10 plnined for the entelites to ¥0 lnenched (The weight of the satellite was thé most surprising crack down on labor *| The official count was Hoffa 1,-| by the United States, Russia last night announced launching of a element of. the announcement in Western scientific
ing. Kara Me 208, Lee 313, Haggerty 10. mancuade | 23 inches in diameter and snare 123 pounds. | circles, The U. 8. satellites, to be launched next spring, Pontiac local 614 did not get will, under present plans, weigh.only about a1. use Fa Sen. McClellan (D-Ark), chair-| » one-half pounds.-
(The radio signal emanating from the baby moon
was first reported picked up in the United States by
RCA Communications, Inc., atts. Riverhead, N. Y., re-
ceiving station.
_ (The Naval Research Laboratory in Washington
later that it had recorded three Pino
of the satellite over America. The first confirmed
sighting of the object in the U. 8. A. came from a
“moon watch” team in Terre Haute, Ind,
(The RCA station recorded the “beep, ben the satellite, and the sound was heard Jast night
millions of ‘Americans over NBC and CBS and
television. |
(The satellite, streaking around the earth once every |
achievement. by Wester ree ee ac estern scien
Ind.; Columbus, Ohio; and in Cali- + (The U. 8. had originall Scientists Report’
: Satelli te Invisible
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. ww Scientists af the Smith-
sonian Astrophysical Observatory said today they are
quite certain the Russian earth satellite is not visible
to observers.
Dr, Fred L. Whipple, director of the observatory, sald:
“We won the first round with the H-bomb—the Rus-
sians have won the second*
with the space satellite.” | Ported sighting it over > Tere Haute
uve Gaga tn: denitala th witlale, ahh ol manned «on « He said reports: that the
man-made moon had been
cberver were erroneous; the fornia at Whittier, San Francisco
and Walnut Creek, Weather Man planned to launch ‘its firs
Satellite this fall but the of the first stage, except for some test instruments, .and will have
saw me- Sees Sunday |
the external appearance of the final launcher.
Police and Troops Smash |
2nd Polish Demonstration WARSAW (#—Angry students and other Poles battled
police, security troops and militia in Warsaw’s streets
last night in the second violent antigovernment demon-
stration in two days.
The street battling rolled up to the doors. of Com-
munist party headquarters, where the Central —_
post gt gi Oa a8
the 'denonstration was Third Series Game smashed. at Milwaukee Today ‘Unlike the fighting of Thursday
MILWAUKEE — A crowd of, night, which was confined to an
area around the Polytechnic
school, the violence. this time
spread to three sections of War-|nearly 50,000 fans was on hand |"
saw. And-for the first time, other/here today. as Milwaukee’s magic- [
’ Poles joined the 2,000 students in
mauling Braves went after the
York
Sees Satellite tive Committee called on the un-irs Necessary
Warning to U.S.
‘The head of the firm that has
produced the shells for the United
demand for all kinds of | Space. -
petal yet Saag on ‘|| “We should realize that every-
Want Aa inaienien at you | ink Je come from Seiad te vé to sell, place ae 2 '
® quick action Want Ad. |) Y=med. -. a
‘Tight away! —sd| “This ‘should serve as official no-
220 GAL. OTh TANK ON LEGS,
has their defiance of government champion New with tent, gauge and shutoff force. Yankees in the 3rd game of the | valve, 620. OR 3-2095. the lethargy in this cquntry on sci-
rae a locked 1957 World Series. entific progress,” said Perkins,
ire — , ae eae — Confident they pilfered the rab. | To Place Your Want Ad. * * ra
» a reference to the Nazi |bit out g Casey sweets top hat. DIAL FE 2-8181 The Perkins firm, which
secret police. They tossed back in the Thursday triumph, the ask made the outer shells and internal
Just for the ibraces for the U. S. satellite, ; ; Braves are counting on Bob Buhl
ae - of Saginaw to make it two straight WANT AD. cmap ithe largest magnesium coaaly
a Mice | buat the 2 in the opener at County Stadium. | ' |that the glare of the sun makes
observers teors "or ‘igh fii
aarield said the satellite is
streaking around the world at
18,000 m.p.h. in such a position ying —air-
it invisible to where
moon watch stations are set
‘ The scientists’
came-after they had worked
through the night to plot the orbit
of the 185-pound sphere as it
whizzes ground the globe 660
milles out in space. s
Dr. Whipple said the sun ob-
secures observation of the satellite
in all parts of the world except
near the poles, In two or three
weeks, he added, the satellite
might change direction and be vis-
ible from the earth.
Some 80 moon watchers, mem-
bers 0 earth satellite optical
tracking program in the Western
Hemisphere..and Japan were noti-
fied to cease observation duties
use of his name, :said it was ob-'a that approximatély 24 million vis-
ible meteors enter the earth's at-
mosphere every day and that un-
der ideal conditions a single ob-
rerun. dima tian, A viged
in an hour.
In addition, Watson. said in his
‘Ibook: “Between the Planets,” sev-
era] thousand meteors so brilliant
that they could be called fireballs
appear over the earth every day.| row,
Most people seldom observe the| -
sky for more than a few moments| through
at-a time and they fail to see these
shooting stars which are constant-
ly appearing in the atmosphere,
Falling Shovel Kills
Workman in Pontiac A Detroit’ sewer worker veal
killed yesterday in Pontiac when Fair, Warmer
For the Pontiac area, the weath-
One-half to three-quarters of an
inch of rain are predicted to fall
Monday and Tuesday:
Before 8 a.m,, the lowest tem-,
perature recorded in
Pontiac was 44. At 2 p.m. the
mercury stood at 64. -
ere Herr cee eee aE
In Today's Press
after the scientists determined the 4 cable snapped on @ huge Powe? | smnccpssmenuummmennsmmmntanimmewert atellite' - |shovel, dropping the bucket on ; path of the satellite, him, Church News:........ 7 thra 9
DELIBERATE ACTION Killed instantly was Fletcie Kir. Comics ot * events o**eweees * 18°
An’ astronomer, who declined!by, 46, Detroit. He was working in County News ........+ secees, MF
19-foot excavation in a vacant
ivious that the Russians chose the
stin plane angle deliberately in or-
der to thwart observation by. sci-
entists outside the Iron Curtain.
the, artificial moon were received
: ‘fabricating concern in. the country. at the sc Spotters re- field between Mt,
Manhattan streets when the ac-
cident occurred,
- He was employed by the C. A.
' Nevertheless reports of seeing/Odien Co. of Detroit, laying a Clemens and|_ mone. was oft Navy
poond iy fire’? four etal rock-
ets this fall that will carry
pint-sized satellites. But it
is considered “unlikely”
that the objects will be es-
tonight! tablished in orbits around ithe earth. The major U. 8.
efforts to es satel-
lites on courses around the
(Continued on Page 2, Col.'6)
=Compute Orbit
of Red Satellite U. S. Scientists Predict Time That Baby Moon .
Will Cross Nation
WASHINGTON @— U.S. scien.’
early
satellite, :
They predicted the aby moon :
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demonstrators with rubber trun-
cheons, scattered them with tear To Eliminate Tiny Towns Choking Off Expansion
gas and noise bombs “and finally
restored order after five hours of
fighting.
og were available on the
number of demonstrators arrest-
ed_and injured. Many -were rushed
to hospitals in ambulances.
DEMAND PAPER
The rioting began after students
had met peacefully and demanded
the return of Po Prostu, a student
was restored to
leadership. a year ago. The gov-
ernment shut down the paper, con-
tending it had gone too far in
criticism. of -Stalinism.
The students also demanded
‘Conte on ‘Page 2, Col: 2).
Gener mies. and Oo. Coan,
Open Ev end 8 day eration along with the compara:
tively modern idea of the devel-
i al islative realignment to’ give all
Battle Creek, with a popula-
tion of 48,666, is blocked on all fy
. _ Acceptance. of the plan by Bat-
.| tle Creek, the town of Springfield Co., maker of breakfast foods,
has: its headquarters and a plant
at Battle Creek.
to put the plan into effect,
and the four 2 ip na
ships would result
ber legislative mem-
try mem-
dictions and séven members -at |
large.
The revamped tax plan would
ne ae: SS se Re
ee services, protective services,
and parks and recreation —
__| istration,
ber from each of the six juris- |- Recommend Oraiauling Battle Creek Government city pay for the. costs of s0-
called “general services” —ad-
ministration of the government,
urban redevelopment, engineer-
ing
The
would handle the money and the
ee
‘ployes of its Own. —
: Ryder Cup to Britain
body of the city
jobs. No district would have em-. 1 aan
Aside from Battle Creek town- |
ship and Springfield, the outly-
ing communi ties are Emmett | '
Township, Bedford Township and
Battle Creek encompases
about 13 square miles, ——
the -plan submited by Public
| Administration Service,’ it would ||
PR eS
will whiz over the Philadelphia
‘lvicinity about 9:40 a.m. EDT to-
day, with succeeding orbits pass-
ing over Midwestern states about
earth satellites for the Interna-
tional Geophysical Year (IGY),
F 2 halt
F iv
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technic auditorium was cleared,
trouble began at Constitution
three | square and outside the Commu-|”
Fi EAE gees ESerd yaks &
, The. Weather
Communist party had ordered
on the staff of Po Prostu.
paper presented the. political
economic in the country in
a false - and “proclaimed
Hoffa can expect little aid from
Sen. McClellan (D-Ark), chair. y punishment ‘for its members |. aGi gr Eiht r se
E "| ho seslaeund bead Se oud So Sesdl Raney teodee BcatedPileted hse on
dicated today.
of alcohol
Pence said he was studying. the
effect
; |by Henry rice E. Willis.
1944 and 1945, ty. aimed in Slaying bbing | sumably to testify about Shep-|have Shepherd examined by two ot his wite, James D. Shepherd, | : i, /herd’s mental condition. Two of|prosecution experts this weekend.
at his trial next’ week, it was in-
-|Hospital, and Dr. Clinton Mumby,
‘The ‘firosécutor said he hopes to, They are Dr. Ivan A. LaCore,
superintendent of Pontiac General
of Pontiac, Dr. Mumby already
has agreed to the examination,
Ziem said, ay
| A plea of temporary insanity
'does not mean that the defense
\is maintaining Shepherd is insane
now. . x
By JACK PATTERSON
LOVELLS -—— We mentioned yes-
terday leaving the Upper ih some-
what of a hurry and as a_ result
we missed the opportunity for re-
freshments off a couple of Bir-
mingham groups, one spearheaded
Houston at Curtis, and
another by Bob-Cole and Bud
Stolberg at Blaney Park, That's
one of the disadvantages of this
sort of detail, It’s pretty hard to
be everywhere at once. :
Today we had kind of a family
reunion in the course of our
find . a . bind - in -. Crawford-
eounty . exercise, Brothers Dick
and Bob Patterson of Birming-
man of the Senate Rackets In-
Mc€lellan
eet rsopbetee
LeOOa eee rennet
ene
“\not wish to be a forecaster of
bad news, but as this issue goes
to press there-are people starting
er. os A
Hunting old familiar covers is
much like meeting old and hon-
ored friends after a long separa-
ation, Both tend to age a bit
between visits but the important
things remain the same,
Through .a long day we found
shooting and we, and all members
of the party, are included in that
term, put on a. markmanship ex- Find Grouse, Woodcock
\in Old, Familiar Spots —
hibition that ranged from brief mo-
ments of championship calibre to
long runs of atrocious and inex-
cusable misses. :
But that’s grouse hunting. And
then the woodcock, slow, rather
straight ‘birds after they
reach cruising altitude should nev-
er be missed unless flushed in- a
hopeless tangle. Yet the woodcock
we missed would cover one of
— larger municipal] parking
lots.
But it was a‘ good day after
all the excuses were offered -and
jaceepted,. We ‘still came in with
a respectable bag of grouse and
woodcock and even one faccoon.
s| rolling in a course Tuesday offered
_4Carleton
*
The Tass announcement, outlin-
ing the scientific information re-
_-|garding the satellite, said it was
equipped with radio transmitters.
that. sent out continuous signals
{These signals are the ones that
have been heard throughout - the
rays of the rising
* * *
‘Tass said the satellite was fol-
Jowing an orbit inclined at.an angle
of 65 degrees to the Equator.
The radio is transmitting on fre-
quencies of 20.005 and 40.002 mega-
cycles and canbe picked up by
ham operators, Tass said,
(Within a few hours after the
seeing and hearing the object.
The signals were clear and
strong.)
(S,. I. Gale of the Hayden Plan- .
satellite, traveling in a north-south
orbit while the earth turns on an
éast-west axis, will pass over every
area of the earth each day’ as
lorg as it remains aloft. The ob-
ject has a life expectancy of about
three weeks.)
The Soviet satellite was sent
aloft as part of the International
Geophysical Year program, Na-
tions around the globe are partici-
pating in the program which began
last July 1 and will run until the
end of 1958, = -
Textiles Course
Offered Here .
for College Credit
Pontiac area residents interested
in the production and marketing of
textile products will be able to
further their knowledge by en-
by Michigan State University. .
The course, entitled “Problems
in Textiles,” will be taught by
Mrs. Margaret C. Hearn, instruc-
tor at the MSU College of Home
Economics. It will be conducted
»jeach Tuesday from 7 to 10 p.m.
at Pontiac High School, to early
Urges En
By WILLIAM THEIS «
. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (INS) —
an influential adopted
| of Arkansas’ : merce and temporary chairman of
. |who believes in tha American con- the local group, called .Rockefel-
ler’'s appeal a “‘very good state-
dorsement of his com mittee’s
views.
last ni;
legal and military storm raging.
between Eisenhower and the 47-
year-old governor. But he told a
re comes a time when every
citizen of the state and country
stitution must subordinate individ.
"2, ee
Crisis
Nine Negro teen agers, whose in-
tegration at.the 2,000-student school
degrees
~ {His work as head of the National
.\Arts Foundation brings him. into
etariuf in New York ——_ the,
Flu Epi Baldwin Lib
he has visited behind the Iron Cur-
tain talking with leaders, sci-
entists, artisis, planners and “or-
dinary citizens.”
hee *
close contact with many of the
world’s ‘most outstanding men and
women, :
*
2
Le :
f ;
FRTETe : % z
Rex Beadle Promoted
by Conservation Dept. >.
promotion of Rex H. Beadle, for-
merly of Ortonville, as radio tech-
mician at the department's New-
berry district headquarters Bea-
dle was formerly assistant park
manager at the Rochester-Utica
Recreation Area =
The department also said that
Robert G. Strong, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Milton- J, Strong of Oxford,
has\accepted the position of biolo-
ingnanr ale
Sigh es
‘Lake,
Marion Hamilton,
- Bell Employe, Dies Marion E. Hamilton, assistant
Miss Hamilton was a member of
Bethany Baptist Church and the
Telephone :
Service will be at 2 p.m, Mon
the Farmer-Snover Fu-
Drag Strip Fund Dance
‘|Hailed as Big Success
The first fund-raising affair for
the Oakland County Timing Assn.,
which is seeking money to build
drag strip-in the county was
hailed
More than 1,000 persons attended
a dance last. night at the Madison
Junior . High School gym, to the
music of dise jockey Don Zee.
Other attractions were the re-
cording group, The Enchanters,
and Kenny Master and his Rolting
gist trainee with its game division. local--talent also entertained.
Cases Increase in State ~ .s
demic
. An influenza outbreak has
te
Dr. Joseph G. Moiner,.
30,000 Thursday. By- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Morley B. Beckett; health service direc
12 students tested for Asian flu were found to have con-
tacted that type of the disease. ee
Over a 24-hour period, school absenteeism in Detroit
nearly doubled because of the flu. . | ig at U. of M. spread to “epidemic propor-
tions” at the University of Michigan while continuing to
increase in the state as a whole. i
The university health service reported Friday an esti-
mated 1,800 students of the 23,700 on the campus had been
taken ill since the start of the fall term Sept. 19.
tor, said four of°
city health commissioner, ©
reported some 56,000 youngsters absent compared with.
1
year is 5.per cent.
Molner said 95 per cent
He said it is reasonable to
“ children have Asian flu.
time of. year.
The outbreak hit the city three weeks ago,
Moiner said the school absentee rate Friday jumped to
1 per cent after holding steady at 15 per cent for most of -
the wéek. The normal absentee rate for this time of the. -
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of Friday's absentees were.
respiratory cases, compared with 80 per cent Thursday.
assume that most of the 11]
The absentee rate in industrial plants remained at 2 per,
cent. The figure is about double the normal’ rate at this
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Halt Fight; 23. Persons Unde
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with inciting a rie and
and disturbing an as-
om s
. wid the brawl began
at a dance hall and spread until
participants spilled out into the
street and into a subway station.
At one point, Connolly said, about | thousand persons were slugging
/ minutes, he said, members of both
races were engaged in a brawl.
A short time after police broke
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jwill be of the maximum security
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Pontiac More Than That eer a
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ywith the ely cours and plc
department.
WON'T ALTER COSTS
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_Two of the nine regular cells Jallers will have to be hired
the
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toughest Ipee ite tn. come ‘from the city, but will spend
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__\|¢normous popular prestige, and Baby hee
Worldwide Gives Reds |
Preaige _ ,
% ie
NEW YORK @ — Russia has
won a race to step first into space
with a baby moon, It brings her
“CHAIN |
ry ee
_REACTION
GROUP IN A CHAIN REACTION. Ir MAW HAPPEN. THAT ELEPHANTS. HUDDLED
UNDER A TREE, HOLDING ON TO EACH OTHERS
TAILG FOR COMFORT, ARE KILLED WHEN LIGHTNING
STRIKES THE TREE AND PASSES THROUGH THE
Pa. eee ¢ % | Answets-
are still awaited,
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Viner
Police Answer Kinsey Institute in Business Again
to Ad Destroys
Timely Business
CHICAGO (—A- newspaper ad-
ivertisement answered by police
proved: to be. the downfall of 3
timely business operation.
* * *
Policeman Joseph Joyce an-
iswered the classified \advertise-
| ment which appeared in\a morn-
ing newspaper last night. It said:
“World Series tickets, Milwau-
‘kee, Oct, 5-6-7. Euclid 3-5135."
Joyce telephoned the number
jahd said he was told to contact
“Case” at a downtown restaurant.
|The party who answered used the
name “Lewis Case” and was ask-
‘SI LVER
SCREEN
ze * * *
Joyce met his contact and ar-
rested Frank Parker, 43, who he
said offered the high priced tick-
ets. .
There is a state law -against
Straits Bridge Cost ryear-ong inquiry into American, By EDWIN DIAMOND
(INS Science Writer)
The outlook is bright once again
for scientists at the late Dr. Al-
fred G. Kinsey's Institute for Sex
Research—thanks in large part to
Uncle Sam.
For a time last year it looked as
ifthe institute's monumental 15-|
sex practices would be abeuily
halted.
LITTLE SUPPORT
Science foundations, apparently
neae to pressure, had with-
drawn financial support for the in-
stitute’s work. Operating -funds
were at a low ebb. —
Then Dr. Kinsey, quiet-man-
nered biologist who had switched
his attention from the gall wasp
te human sex, died of a heart
attack.
Detailed case histories of thou- 1en, collected over the years in sey.reports on the American male
long, intimate interviews, lay coded |and female, showed no hesitancy
in locked steel file cabinets in the
institute's new quarters ‘at Indiana
University.
LAKE OVER
Dr. Kinsey had foresightedly pre-
pared for his younger associates to
ltake over the institute's operations,
but without funds they coiild not
lated data.
Indian University provided the
suite of rooms used by the in-
stitute but no operating funds.
At the institute's darkest hour,
the U.S. Public Health Service
came through with a $151,693 grant
for a three-year-long study of what Over
factors produce a sex offender.
i
The project was passed upon by
the PHS’ National Institute of Men-
tal Health. ‘The reviewing commit-
tee, certainly aware of the strong sands of American men and wom- opposition stirred by the two Kin-
Speaks From. Experience
Lives of 5 Workers
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Five- persons lost their lives in
construction of the Mackinac
Bridge, which now links Mich-
igan’s Upper and Lower Peninsulas
across the Straits of Mackinac.
x * “*
Two workmen toppled 552 feet
to their death when a catwalk
broke loose at the top of the north
tower.
IV. PICTVRE A diver who ascended too fast
THE Seapoce * bedi toppled into . a eels:
ELECTRON GUN son and was killed when a nut
THE NEW PICTURE GUARD jhe was tening with a big
IM PROTECTOR [wrench broke suddenly.
~One-man walked a THE IMPROVED activ to the place where he was going;
sven: ATED SCREEN to work, then fell off into the
“THE SUPER water.
ALUMINIZED REFLECTOR —
VAM iver SEs :
emus wert ut. ae st. \Pontiac Man Held Up;
Yo “een, a Gunmen Get $35
‘STEFANSKI 22 ore 22 ig Raines, of 334 W. Huron St., last
‘Radio & TV Sales & Service |Tight as he sat in his car in front
1157 W. Huron ‘FE 2-696. Newsboy Ike
ing statement:
“Delivering papers has been WASHINGTON. (INS)—President Eisenhower, who once de-
livered. newspapers in his hometown of Abilene, Kans., paid
tribute to the nation’s newspaper boys today with the follow-
“To the newspaper boys of America:
“In appreciation of your faithful service to the public,
your friends set aside one day in each year in your honor.
This year, on Saturday, October fifth, I am happy to join
them again in paying tribute to your enterprise.
some of America’s greatest success stories. From this youthful
experience, requiring the industry and loyalty of each news-|.
paper boy—and girl—I know you are gaining a sense of. re-
{sponsibility which will save you in good. stead for the rest of Hails Lads analyze and publish the accumu-/ 'US. Footing Bills for Sex- Research
in approving the grant.
According to Dr. Paul H.
Gebhard, the institute’s new
executive director, the sex of-
fender study, has; as-lis- aim a
“discovery of those personality
and environmental backgrounds
that lead to the sex offense.”
will be analyzed. Rapists, perverts,
prostitutes, homosexuals are in-
cluded.
x
terviews.
Interviews were conductéd tn
prisons tthe nation,
patricularty in California. -
—iviews with 6,000 non-offenders,
Gebhard points out that previous
studies of sex offenders have dealt
with only a few eases. —
largest ever made.
part of the early chapters of Engineering Society |f
fo Hear A-Power Aide
Russell E..L. Stanford, of the
Atomic Power Development Associ-
ates, Inc. at Detroit Edison, will} be- the guest speaker at 8 p.m.
~|Tuesday at a meeting of the Oak-
land County Engineering Society.
The meeting will be held at
Elks Lodge, 206 8. Troy, . Royal
Oak. Stanford, who worked
with the Atomic Energy
your lives:
_ “(Signed) Dwight D. Eisenhower.” is currently advanced Planning
Section Head of his firm,
ook his wallet containing $35.
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of space, That's the tremendous worldwide congretquations of sci-
entists.
* * *
Something fashioned by human
hands and. minds is Whirling
around the world as a Columbus:
initial impact. A link is broken in unct ing,
not yet réported success in
could-help determine its path.
This moon = —— on
dio. frequencies—
20 and‘ 40 saesaavdles These, say
U. S. experts, may be “bent” ge
the earth's high air. and so make
judge the moon's “real” position.
Planned U. S. moons will send
signals ata mich higher fre- it more difficult accurately to!
ithe chain binding humans- to
“jlike, to answer some mysteries of Slightest variations in lewelry Dept.
- {the void between earth, suh andjits path and their meaning. | 4 y. Seginow St,
Sent (Senger, and what will it actually
) } jtell us about space?
Russia or anywhere else
perishes like a shootingstar.
, ~| "fixes" of the moon's position to
8 se «> ==though-.. terribhy-
= |Russia Called
Case histories of some 1,755
male afd 485 female sex offenders
These histories were compiled
over the last five years on the basis
of court records and: personal in-
The material is now in the insti-| ¢
tute files, along with the inter-
The current study will be the| i
ia | oe
sion_and the Manhattan Project, |.
quency,
- Russia has not indicated that
she has telescopic canieras which
—onee the orbit is known—could|
earth,
Baby moons are the first mes-
sengers to tell us what space is
stars,
* / *
Now the. burning question- ‘te
Just how elusive. is this first mes-
It can be valuable only if:
A: Scientists or ree in
can spot
it often enough to learn its orbit,|
to predict where it goes next, and
B:’ It radios back ‘information|
about what it learns.. —
C: It lasts long enough before
falling back close to earth and Spice Smells Mean Autumn
When T smell. the aroma of spicés arising
from-a kettle of cook I am aware
that the end of the season is at hand, Also,
Tam keen of the motives of Colum-
bus sailing into the unknown to find the
_ source of those delectable aromas.
. - An apple le may have all the ingredienia,
except a p Benn of cinnamon, and be at the.
A t voonmes
* * *
witir tion than @ pumpkin, or sq’
e wittiout its quota | delicious spices, ,
itehen without its row of little cans «
spices -would -be nude; te come ae
_ as helpless as a person
et Fag As s Darbinger of bristling sharp, vg
. bring. down balla “and wna they eng
ee
I'm glad It ts spice time. Are you?
several |
separated It will take at least
pretty accurate and
learn its orbit, to. predict when
you might see it in the dawn or
dusk sky with binoculars, |
xk i*« *
Its path must be known betore |
changes in its path have win family, a chove on te heels of lee :
‘(Ss brates] VOORHEES SIPLE FUNERAL HOME the earth's air is at such Roser | — os eee
titudes, Or how many meteorites
or cosmic dust’ the moon is bump-
ing into.
Moscow, announcing its triumph
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Dr. Masaji Miyaji, chairman of}
poe — satellite’ committee, ; Wa
said “I am not- going to instruct . :
Japanese moon watchers to tac weenie: of + irri td a
ae a “hesitating to offer ee Both Trediiicual tional and a Celli Subenomnee
; *Display Hotfies Await Your’ Sapcemen.
congratulations to the Russian
scientists for the success,” Miya-
ji added, “but I do regret that
they failed to provide advance in-
formation to us.
om * *
-“Observation of an. artificial
moon by world scientists is sig-
nificant only if they can coope-
tate, The Soviet Union has ere
to supply us any pertinent infor-|
mation as to the orbit, the leunele.
ing site and other details. This is)
against IGY at *
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Prom ieee to time, fire extinguishers have been offered to
the public which have proved to bé useless and even dan-
‘merous. Extinguishers should be purchased only from firms
in known reliability.
\ Salesmen for home fire alarm systems have sometimes “.
gained ‘entrance into homes by posing as “OFFICIAL = = = =—«- |
{ INSPECTORS, ” or by alleging that they wish to make
“FIRE PREVENTION TALKS.” Once they have secured
entrance to the home, they frequently . use “SCARE —
TACTICS” and “HORROR PICTURES, ” in an effort to ©
frighten the home owner into making an immediate pur-
_chage of the equipment being offered by the salesman. f - - om
BEFORE you INVEST ~ INVESTIGATE
_ BUSINESS ETHICS. BOARD - ee of the’ ee sie
: Pontiac: Area Chamber of Commerce.
Waldron Hotel Bldg. ( ae Phone FE
ead : ready under- ;
3, reaper ee ath placa Pilg -cca eervelni ator wen
be Neorg Pen professional gam- Arkansas matter too slo dled
bling , in which mbapas? ye syndi- pede been awed or slowly, but
ct t the lush profits and - with Seeign. netlan FOR wes ss
greedily spr together and the hands of the « putty
= ee ie ae cae ok ‘oui Tt eee aa |
ss seeded Want-gaere he "pomebiaa! wae suatiten 6 Lover of Lite says the reason 1! ce
and x hundred ier gamer for cer conti — a © casei, ‘ta dato of eee ter
“over this nation. There events all When Roossveir attended Usten. _ Seaaet Sane an peep atten So Sate unit conan ny Age
aamall is always "the listening and be aig” _— getting killed or picked e Kida Tuesday, October 8, th 0
asmall percentage of “big” games the “yes,” “yessing.” _ thing mighty wrong ge art wees ies oon
Pox gomonaeg gets hurt snd the ki hot : Gace akan bento aes approving a coe mul tat kr sewer
payment on a home f _ -P..8, We hope Elear Lge 8 ee bonds for the Evergreen Intercep-
_. away in the light of ades costliest hope Eleanor likes the | eee pam Sent ee ~ ee
Epon de Biro had agnor al portrait in history, = ae hase we es eae: Tt has been stated that no
uae Aiid in Conclusion. ‘ | ther offspring to stay out of the ze wll be forced to Jin the new
aw. hes <x in Conclusion | way of cars and not to of the system unless 51 per cent
ee oe Jottings from wee one cars with strangers. Got tate, SF OS at Sen sateen tn Set
_abeg gambling has-ge Be scoe at from the wellsthumbed Faith 5 Watertord Realdeat 1" ee ee are.
Se on for- Puvitss your peripatetic reporter: part tth hes helped Aleoholics Anonymous change = esa Co ie Walking is execllent exereiee . deck 6 amator sat te —
- Probably it : _ PHYLLIS BATrete, whom > their common Sharing their “ the lives of 200,000 1 object.to my children put implying that in order error
wilt continue ~~ vegularly in Th you read problem and ir “experience, strength and human beings in America a roads that ha’ en walking on the sewer services to obtain
are sold all over the world. The. > te yarn prada omfedy a sink of Ueki Svea enhies tear We iid a ows eaulites fiupes that § aster naar tee ny S avone pana any gy Boos og required.
- dough goes to hospitals and e. big aied tien e Jum was just made portation: Per ggg ra ede deco tn oor wll nd ur Ive oer tthe and T tlped picket. All 1 wont is nesta lone Bede Aad om
ners are fai d the win- ” ak tinetn 408 Merany tom ll God .:. . praying only thisub Pieris cndiiGh a inoue acon. Tet oer ee ae ent nc ornate yore
: thfully paid off whether *"***** 3 Mercury for know ledge of tion to im salt we have to clean and registered voters
they live = : er snes «S00 2s ry - sites Sid will fet an andl the aytighand con- and chloride off our children’s ae that it St per cont aictae :
far reaches of cae t or in the Front Page for January ate Miss Days of All F be : power to carry Guat - 5 alee. want 8 ai a na gives @ebitdhion
ealiaad ‘aleitilind tt ‘For years, Ss Serer, that can give Juv 8 rae: . | we. paphalen te On Sued oon Ot ated re
_ the United States. “the ok -omyaety battle ‘for looks. esha . Observi = ssa Dos , ; ny eo we dope py pitt Vall See daaite the
-atinet . ’ eeaee te iy in one brood ieee 8 too WA e orldwide C Si. : pebbles and could ao the less than 51 per cent of
‘qlways ims most people and nearly _ Overheard Dee ee ewe By. . bert 4 gona Base 2 a bine ent residents living in
aorasg it's a modest, well controlled Manus, ally og lobby of Mac- ge HOWARD V. HARPER the ATMMuUNION — i Seeners ae: seine ir ueamaks _would be
, hdl cain gi hour weék is es Adams: “If the 30- sin first Sunday In October has, hal ging 0 Aa Mae real : children own law enforcement agree - Tt has been estimated that co
_ Should these i ee established : since 1940, been ; were symbolic no means an un ren are @ hazard on the of laterals, ta Preced
people - ple 5 , & lot of : designated of the . happy time. th wee Aut high- p-in and connections
_ chance be offered a will have to peo- many. Protesta by and insecurity Jewish life me fh not only will child would be approximate
* . to take part in a saMonet D0.” e. start working longer World-Wide nt denominations as cud Seen, ap ui pentane ‘said aa pet eg enter bam —- a dasadl sed es oo lot owner, — tely $1,000 ‘per
Jottery? Almost every coun “Tae : All ever: mon Sunday. of he na agg oe the exile thy feast on eS ee ee -
, ad tryin the, ree gee hl at te eat Catena fend of hie Jew trom the SS eee “gs two round trips daily. President Stuart Hendersoa
_gove pt this one—does, Our _ What became of the spirit by celebrating —_ weary Got veal: pats, tne te a would be glad to walk my Property Own al Estates
t tat became of th greatest of Christian But in spi of thy hands, children to my Owners’ Associa’
Sars worth ot tha sell a billion dol- Season in 19577 Psion ele ‘mente: the Holy Comnuien, or ay Sadi ugoly kratew megan wor of thy Band, dhe shalt oui newer th ety rst ie tion, ‘Ine
meney on the nat and:apply the APaultos? aa. A friend the ‘es “Gate be ete Bo teow am (Copyright bet anly. fool woald pasha Brains or Bra
could : bt. There Tex”) Colbert took out a lam is mot represented D + ; an or tess down Will Suffi :
be huge prizes, = est out a golfi morrow’s pane r. William Brad ley highway. And ice Now’ ~
- millions of dollars. —. note: “Thanks for ani areage a jon tae ee eee fillows its”: recocious’ Child : ¢ "tthe yore, Ears. Gos lives in grades. ip ba, pa A Pit
4 Supporters inal ou so lousy I bo ee aes Fro 4.9 : Sty hurt. being critical: Choice of several =~
° insist that over 50 you a new set.” The Ch aght Sige Rather, it's. onvicns ok m arents F J Pe lly Seren dar gee me i fe echoed
3 billion: dollars is bet each _ prexy admits th rysler _ tion of , it is a demonstra- “Child 3 ussing pogo ing he would never °°0TS nowadays opens - college
oS right now in wagering.of all ord palin Sire iv bas _—. require roiamesiien” does years at eee ee two Recent : Exercise would | provided you bave enough of either
.. Participation would be vol sorts, eaddy for 1 «+ My favorite . 1% % togetherness of There wee) croup attacks, Even a troubl ray showed up/a little Dut it would be do them good, oor 7
and no one voluntary I . 1957. was Gideon lew much deeper than uformity She ago a short attack occurred at root of this molar.. the agp tea eoe ne 5
yne would have Robarge. I wish ‘ ri uniformity is. precocious, hate t wi parents are voting—
The possibilit iyo then wok saonvner alll ye crn ot at aldo at ie am Er'nasd ta senses to Prevent Hla
-. ‘enormous y of reducing our les. FESTIVAL trying everything easily, Parents enjoy good side... I am 73, a right: to voice opinions. to Prev.
debt ands national x * Thursday. is the r and .pappiness Fico seca 7° T meee naam ' Mrs. iris A. = vent Flu
offers food for thought, One __ HOW many * te fore Mame ek ot ym nara fe pene Ae : wiunstaa oes :
lottery a year for 50 years-cor many know that a cinedion, “Gaied’ Sane tha 3 a sormy -— tatu." opined segutel Sea @ Gone ae
: CHURCH i ye
and two a year for Ags peas in First World War? ... Gesminiy Guomatter ite wae bea? tiene et i Tee, A He Was Right’ cise ate ce ot Vinunie
length of time could red ie tlais GE Mie sessoes Seite ¢ mae health “and ae gn o> portent . ‘ a preventive,
national obligations uce our’ oar Hoover : Trifles: J, “7” . Reals, or renument will be anewered wy Of & Parker wasn't: any part - Otties Worker
$100,000,- wa says every time But it has. addressed envelope ‘is sent to self- but gentleman the way he Letters will be cond ;
000. tch ticks off your also a historical Pontiac Pon- he certainly knew gary decd condenced when
Seme people : jor. crime budtve socked, aaah. Sag eats wee Os Sere, wes Cop, : a Fe ag hy CF
say “yes.” . has been commit : years when the Jews, wan- will not be rong hE
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| * ane vod pce, es Olympic champion - vast had to live in the flimay Sukkoth. ecords of a Psychologist:
. Nevada is onEs can do half * 42 and chapter 23, verses DR. BRADY H E '; : STRICT :
oe Union sake only state in the track events beautifull & dozen the pe ions hamigee ego dbemge DR. - - - Is ‘_ :
4 get —", is sufficient to i tion’s sreteol WN teced be thisna- ia ‘our, geeraton tabernacle) are VI a or Gay Talk
? _ all highway, school . and urdler. made the children ! Peukthie”: fortes ized the ah
;. - . costs Aare « hospital * to dwell in booths of Israel formula below It is better to end ;
forte Oy, lta ae the onty jan Cee eee ee sia Re ies ot bs Seek SS
fee gambling that Nevada bar: Jeers: The ent of Cheers and In the. days before’ the Je ee sonete-tiek tobi tail a cus pang bys poerdisp a period ( the hey Sovanda foe's quite soeane
Repaid at Last site walt] his brilliant scholar- cemnay, every family id ter De ny tee fait for girls who thus make tt ee Girls who * * /
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| - . Those all too f be ai cat anes te th ter ee Ot come I had low blood epritely . repartes. C. tain 4. “L” category, t”” aren’t necessaril date
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artist, has done , wax com ~ were given in the winnin beauty in mystery stories entered in t even
ly “ a portrait of the late * Stele AMMA was'un atiaa d makes an as eee then, after nesting Sau pice chroe a husband; venture tales, : or ad. vet ey ligiiderce
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Soe it to Mrs, RoosEvE! has presented — igs. to that yisibl to allow the sky to Anewer- “clam” as a but was a child in high school (our Crane
ne T. 2 looking, honey -haired | seen through them. Fruits And Peso agioadans get back on = “Dr. ee ee rea used to do se).
co sce eRe ee rmmeaerac erent Hartman. And -~what et tection proveabee from these a * * ue that HELP. smiled, “You, — = ever should require
ah HE PONT _ She. works for me. Just ae: : tion ap-' ala tuo, caak es Wot aia eae for- to “P,” bee Fast you can shift .
< 28 NTIAC PRESS you to the punch, I to beat : ‘ish es intial cals a tera keeping pA stands for’ “Poli-
pede toning | that she'd have to Se ee ee ee with a boy t isn't tactful to engage
" pelg eet Gecko. good to get along be that Secudens ibak yar te ‘wits max ee . bitter partisan deb in &
, : eee ble, : with an irasci- hospital, they , but being in the And you ox of the Republicans
=e pus old fogy like me. come into rq not -allow him ” ace beg! Uemgeriny be
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cPuokn ‘wtis ee yon tae foe beqeal esoeriecs” But what abou “he aboved 36 wale te ss tet ap,
a ho cook steaks *.. will allow him to s the “L’ and the - ee ngage oe! escorts at their
ca on 4 enter <p the DR. CRA _. “Do at male
door grill when the rouge proaches sc ee ls American oye ne i,
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next door and don’t. mane ve aah tae Ac tek eae i” tut Mf con be © ile saver ia cone
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Anti-Communists threw up wire barricades around headquarters of their government in a steel mill near the border. They had from 50 to 100 guards. - About 200 Communist nilitia held control of the rest of this little , Mountaintop country, the
“* S. ¢
One of San Marino's two ublic
Markets closed- .
. Cialists, lost their majority. in the
60-member guard council last
week because of. defections... The
Reds then dissolved the council,
— for an election in Novem-
But their opponents, contending
ment in the steel mill, The United
States as well as Rely recognized
it.
~ |Brisk Arctic Air DETROIT i — No hope is
fered for an immediate end to the}
influenza outbreak in many lower] | _
missioner Dr. Joseph Molner says
he doesn't expect-a noticeable
Colle End. of Outbr
Far Away
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\|spelting of
In fact, Detroit's Health Com-|nam “People
with the last ‘letter in the alpha-
i : : - ie i = Security for Vo You : slackening off for three months. a Tue chad ihe nate to ; 2. ke ee
p t Ne f Rai d Be f: Ilk Holds Icy Grip | Dr, Molner said the fu bug is
just getting «a: st ip on De- aymen 0 aise ecause 0 Ness. on the Northwest |trcic "tnt it wil probably be Christmas before ‘the worst is ASSOCIATED PR ”
By RAY HENRY about your case at the nearest, Yes , ince your enw vistas Bayan a. IR baie _ . Your first lesson is
From J.-A. of St. Petersburg, |5°is1 Security office: | bop te “ Ntey grip on the ‘Northwest today, Pte Bon spar phe se cboolutely free ot any :
I've been‘drawing $93.50 in monthly, From F-B. Hoewpiel problems may be addressed to to the 20s as far east as the west-| weeks. Several: high school foot. * : » 3 ‘ husband ‘died four years ago and) “Social Security,” in care of The [0.. Dakotas Find wut bev quickysnd exe Social Security payments. My wife} ” = ae sent| Deaton Prank | are hell games scheduled tor the | il can become « popular drew $46.80 —~ or roughly halt of| v° been colecting Sociat Sectrity | amewered hy mal from the Pon to * oe weekend have been postponed. parvect. Cnet ince tho seadio my payments, My wife is an it-/my check stop when our daughter| #0 office of the Social Security a Dzgent or fringe of scattered While the “upper. respiratory” for 2 f2en, balé-heur trial fer
valid and medical expenses have 18? I know that hers will, Administration. There is no advancthg cold ah and apotted| *2ment has hit school children son and discover Arthar :
been running very high. Am I/Will I be able to draw Social Se. ee aaee oft rele int the, "douthenae [hardest, a large number of adults ray’s shortcut to. good times | eligible for‘an increase-in-my pay-|curity again when-I reach 65?" |= the balance of the nation's weath-|sre, se peor dagen nad populechy. Syedies open ; ments because of this?” The payments to you and vouritell Al About Contracts a was one of fair/@°¥" with it in increasing num- lOAMwiOPM, = <a No. Social Security _payments/daughter « will stop when _ she ye and generally mild tempera-|€™®- can be raised only in.cases where|reaches 18. unless she is disabled.| - BOR HURON w—Opportunities| tures. 7k wy ARTHUR MURRAY. : ___ {retired persons return to work atid! Provided: you don't remarry you'lll iar Michigan industries to obtain| Nearly perfect weather with} The flutype ailment - aifecting’ ne work’ for at least'a year at wages be able to collect widow's payments |¢ 4079) 7 contracts- will |temperaiiies in the mid 60s and.ajseveral victims has been definitely 25 €. LAWRENCE higher than they made before’ re-/ at 62, i$ ods be demonstrated at the business|15 m.p.h. breeze. was in prospect|diagnosed in some cases as Asian Sits tirement, ates eo Se ties show here Oct. 8)for the third game of the World|flu. ‘But doctors have been reluc-| While on leave, as chancellor of. FE 5-9438 woe From L.M,T. of Washington, D. 10, Perkins McGuire, as-|Series in Milwaukee> : tant to place all the blame on the| ‘he University of Buttalo, ‘said he}, 2
-From Mrs. R.D.P. of Mitchell, C.: “My husband was 72 in Febru-|sistant. secrétary of defense, will * * & Asian Variety. felt “alight personal \ disappoint: :
S. D.: “Next January I will bejary and he has been. receiving] speak at a — dinner Mon-| The wintry influx of weather flu deaths have been record ment ened nd eet surprise, 8 entitled to a widow's railroad pen-|$108.50 a month since March, He's| day -|from Canada had penetrated into|/¢d in Detroit. “3 \ sion because I'll-be 65, My husband |still working full time, Is it-true the Northern Plains as far south) ©0000 se
worked for the railroad for over|that there is no limit to his earn’-| An average 40-page city news-|as northwestern Nebraska ‘and ex ings?” poner contains about 150,000 words.
June and-I haven’t had any luck.
It seems that a person 64 years old
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Dr. K. P. iedindcs told
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pocenne St paick 0. senility 08 the
para of the first artificial
Mark Fatal Areas
PLAINWELL (—In a campaign’ * to promote traffic safety, the Plain.
well Junior Chamber of Commerce I might be eligible for
now?"
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‘because I was 65, A. few months
later, I went back to work and
worked until two months ago. I
applied again for Social Security
payments ‘and have started getting:
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CLARK |. ADAMS
iN A. BENSON
CONRAD N: CHURCH
LOUIS H, COLE
R. CLARE CUMMINGS
IOHN Q. WADDELL.
_ GEORGE EK. ZIMMERMAN ~
HONORARY
DIRECTOR
CHAUNCEY H. HUTCHINS
BRANCH MANAGERS
. WILLIAM ras
. Downtown Branch
M: M. SORENSON
_ Becbenies Branch
JENKENS and ESHMAN
- OFFICERS
R. C. CUMMINGS .... President
M. A. BENSON ... Vice-President
JAMES CLARKSON ...Executive
Vice-President and Secretary
E. W. JOHNSTON .... Treasurer
VERN McMASTER Asst. Treasurer
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' [Wyoming into central North Da-
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‘IM With Flu in Denver
, Current tended into Colorado. Scattered
precipitation, with traces of snow, East of the Continental Divide
fair skies were .the rule in most
areas,
23 Per Cent of Students
DENVER (#— Flu may have
taken as many as 19,000 pupils
out of Denver classes yesterday.
Some schools reported half .their
student. body was absent.
Dr. Lloyd Florio, city health
manager, said an average of. 23
per cent of the students iM
at home, This would it to
19,000 youngsters across the. city. UAW fo Formulate 7
Demands in January!
Workers Union announced its spe-
cial convention to shape demands
to be made on the auto :
next year will be held Jan. 22-24
‘in. Detroit. >
levying special dues on UAW mem-
bers to build up the union's strike
fund. The fund now has about 25
million dollars.
the union's 16th constitutional con-| _ |
vention in Atlantic City last April.
The same delegates will attend the
special convention
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The Say fills Yiem thei
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Re ee:
.|men's committee: Mrs. Jacqueline
"Walker, committee alternate and
Mrs. Anna Morse, : song
North Branch leader. ec and Tales Gites | James
Putnam, recreation
ee
The North Branch Sewing Club
chose the following Slate at its
recent first meeting:
Diane Welke, president; Nancy
\Koch, vice president! Peggy Mit-
chell, secretary; Karen Rachow,
reporter, and Carol Hutchinson,
recreation leader.
Rochester
The Willing Workers Extension
little family when aa goes ‘into, the motel business in the west. Miss Fuller is
pictured, left to right, with Pamela, 8, Dorethes, 4, and Jean, 9; left to -_ rear,
John, 9, and Frank, 10.
Drive Begins ‘Community Chest Sets
Goal at $16,271 to Aid).
13 tage Agence
Friday Oct, “25th., “according” to) Gaw an analogy between this Martin Lee, fund chairman.
‘Re ee
A goal of $16,271 has been an-
nounced by Emmett DeConick,
board chairman, 4s the figure ar-
rived at by the board at a recent!
meeting.
Lee said “ht is ; iniportant that)
West jer cago township residents
ee ae ce
_~ Bl ¥v
"One Sahtirday :
Doesn't Make
Entire Season’
eels Ba =
event and a football team’s
fortunes.
One Saturday doesn’t make an
entire season. In this game there
are still many, more Saturdays
to go. ;
Don't mistake me.
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away from what
have achieved. __
Since the IGY is an interna
tional cooperative program
. I feel the Soolins
have cooperated well in putting
up a satellite and I eccncicsmcanaal
them.
-If the atmosphere of future
cooperation in the IGY is as good
as the atmosphere and feeling
| that existed tonight at this multi-
national gathering at the Soviet
embassy, then the JGY really.
will fulfill the great promise that
-all of us had hoped it would and
all of mankind will benefit from
it.
To Honor Safety Patrol
_MOUNT PLEASANT .— More
‘leome after a regular session in
| ‘Phe other is a proposal that ad-
fereating the new job. has been
}mendation that-the Board bar any : Upervisors |
to Air Charges ’ May Meet as Committee
of Whole to Discuss
Modernization.
Oakland County Supervisors will
consider meeting as a “committee
of the whole” Monday to “alr
charges that county government
A resolution. that the supervisors
go into a committee huddle will
whiclt the Committee on Local
Taxes makes its annual report.
* * *.
If supervisors agree to tackle
‘the charges, at least two main
points probably will be covered. One involves a ‘recommenda-
tion that the Board of Super-
visors go on record against any
of its members accepting . ap-
praisal assignments from Pro-
bate Judge Arthur FE. Moore,
vance notice of committee meet-
ings be made public from now on.
Another issue that may be
brought up concerns: the recent
appointment of Harold K. Schone
as director of the new Department
of Public Works,
* * *
Schone himself has. never been
criticized, but the fact that as a
supervisor he was instrumental in
questioned. ‘There may be a recom-
of its own members from appointed
than 1,000 Safety Patrol boys from! positions. Presitient of GM
Given Economic
Award by France
PARIS -- ‘France’ s highest eco
eonferred Friday’ upon Harlow H.
Cartice, President of General Mo-
tors.
Gennevilliers.
He added that France was grateful
to General Motors for the intro-
duction of. American production
overall prices: of ‘house-
hold appliances in France.
Corn Price Support
Rate Goes fo $1.40 WASHINGTON: (INS) — Rising
penis foro prices have pushed the final
corn price support rate up four
cents to $1.40 a bushel while agri-
culture department action has in-
creased supports for barley, grain
sorghums, oats and rye.
The department has announced
ithe final $1.40 rate for the 8-
county. commercial corn area., It
applies only to the farmers who
have complied (with ucreage al-
lotments.
The rate in the rest of the
country is $1.27 a bushel, Farmers
in the commercial area: who ig-
nored allotments can obtain sup- ‘Announce Plans nomic tribute, Commander of The
Order of’ National Economy, was
The presentation was made by|
Ivan Cabanne, cabinet director of,
the secretary of stale for eco-|
nomic affairs, at the headquarters.
of General. Motors: France at)
Cabanne congratulated — Curtice|eran Church of ee. we
and General. Motors for creating hold its first service of
new jobs. and contributing impor-
tantly to the economy of Franéé:)~
methods which had contributed to
structed in-that vicinity,
‘| gation met fea Churches
Lutheran Congregation
of Farmington to Hold f
| . | First Service |
Several ~churches of this area
lare announcing special plans for
\Sunday and the fortheoming week.
|One, the Antioch Evangelical Luth-
worship,
The opening service of Antioch
Evangelical Lutheran Church will
be held at 11 a.m. Sunday in the
0: E. Dunckel Junior High School
on 12-Mile road near Farmington
road.
The new United Lutheran con-
gregation wil] meet at the school
until such time as a church is con-
Fifty persons of the congre-
to discuss
future plans for the church. At
this time they named a steering
committee as follows:
Tom Johanson, Robert “Mitchel,
Gordon Sutton, Marvin Stevens,
John Starkey, Charles Thomas and
Milton Jones.
A staff of Sunday School teach
ers, with John Starkey as super-
intendent, plans to begin Sunday
School sessions at the school on
Oct. 20 at 9:30 a.m.
Lathrup Village
Community Congregational
Church here will celebrate World
Wide Communion at its 9:30, and
11 a.m. services on Sunday. The {Camera Club Council, ' . The Dryden Extension Club, -to
[meet next on Oct. 22, at the home|
of Mrs. Harry L. Hudson, has
named its leaders:
* * *
Mrs. Hatry L. Hudson and Mrs
Arthur Grabman,
Forty members of the Metamora
an ig at thelr annual meeting,
Mrs. Lee Fox, worthy matron;
Merle Russell, worthy patron; Mrs.
Herman Fick, associate patron;
rong Donald Travis, secretary and
Mrs. Lyle. Allen, treasurer. The North Branch Square Dance Club, newly organized here, has
-|Clab, organized at a recent meet- chosen the following officer slate:
ing here, has elected the following.
officers:
Coach George Glinke, president;
Mrs, Donald Westen, vice presi-!
dent, Duane Welke, treasurer; and
Mrs. Earl: Taylor, _ secretary. Mrs. William Cowan, chairman;
iMrs, Oscar Peterson. vice chair-
man; Mrs. Ralph Braga, secretary -
treasurer; Mrs. Charles Merlo, re-
porter: Mrs. Alvin Guldi, recrea-
tion leader; Mrs; Don Bull, -project
leader and -Helen Brannack and -
Mrs. Cecil Botkins, ‘salety.
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dance will be held next Thursday ne. Cneene Cusnty Farm Bur-
enitig. Peter; “eau Young People, m re-
pa Bago ~pe aang cently at White Lake, na new
officers, with Stuart Hutchins of
Rochester as president.
Others: Danny O’Brien;- White
Lake, vice president; Betty Bul-
lard of’ Davisburg, secretary-treas-
urer; Jim Morris of Davisburg,
discussion leader; Ronald Voorheis
of White Lake, recreation leader,
and Marily Voorheis, White Lake,
membership chairman. The Junior Farmers of North
Branch have named:
; 2
Frank Cumper, president;. Clark
Smoke, vice president; Ronald
Rachow, secretary; Nancy Monroe,
treasurer; Karen Rachow, re-
porter; Robert Smoke, nid ‘Jead-
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Walled fake Hosts Voréien Students
By ELEANOR pUCKWwITz
Walled Lake Correspondent
WALLED LAKE—Four families
in the Walled Lake School district
jare eagerly awaiting the arrival of
Oct. 17, for-on that date each will
lacquire another member of the
| family.
These four families have vol-
unteeted to act as foster parents
to four of the 88 students from
Europe who will live in Michi-
gan under the “onlay for Under-
—
by | the Michigan Council
Churches.
To three of the four families,
being involved with the exchange
student program will be a reversal
of a previous experience as their
children have spenti' summers in
wr ef during the three years
that Michigan studedts have been
sent abroad.
: * * *
Until next August Elizabeth
Clarke of Marden, Kent County,
England will be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs, William Duckwitz of
Westacres whose son Bill, now a
at the’ University of
of IF our Families Eager to See Guests
Nelson who has enrolled at_Mich- |before setting sail for Montreal.
igan State for her freshman year |The students are accompanied on
spent the summer of 1956 in their voyage by: Mrs, Arvid Andre-
northern Germany.
Returning the hospitality. ex-)
tended by the Lenuweit fimily of)
‘Marne, Germany this past summer)
to their daughter Peggy. a Walled
Lake High School senior, the John
Emmerts of Westacres will wel-
come as their guest, Ina Lenuweit.
GUEST FROM ITALY
The fourth family to play host to.
an exchange student. is that of the
Ralston Claverts of Commerce
Lake who have invited Mario Gior-|
celli of Milan, Italy to share their
home. |
Get acquainted letters ine been
flying back and forth across the}
Atlantic for the past few —
as the families exchanged informa-
tion, asked “questions and offered,
advice. |
* * &
The German contingent of the
group sailed from Bremerhaven on i
the Seven Sisters, which stopped)
at Southhampton, England on Oct. ‘
7 to pick up the other students | sen of the Ann Arbor Washtenaw
| Council of Churches who selects
the students for the exchange pro-
‘gram and places them.
When they disembark they will
beard a Greyhound Scenic cruis- -
er for the final lap of their trip
to Ann Arbor where their foster
parents will meet them and es-
cort them te their homes on the
eventful day,
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Living with the Bernard Nel- sons of Reed Lake will be Gabri- ele Hinzman of Munich.. Karen
Avon Photo Club |
Will Hear Guest
From Detroit
ROCHESTER —.The Avon Photo
Club has scheduled as its guest
speaker this week, Gilbert Lehm-
back, president of the Detroit
Lehmback will present the
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the group meets at 8 p.m. Thurs- SERVI
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38 Michigan counties will be hon-
ored by Michigan College
Nov. 2 for t school —
am work, ~ Some supervisors indicated hes
Mwould ask for a study of legisla.
tive changes in the state laws
igeverning boards of supervisors.
“measuring two fest, three. ir
ei 96 the cet t'6 Ces ne, port loans at $1.10 a bushel, as.an
nounced last week.
Under the legal Serine that de
terminés support rates, corn must
keep income for any crop abreas
of current production costs.
. Pontiac Market Owner
Fined for Bad Practice
John’ H. Davis, owner of the J.
Davis & Son Market at 3915 Auburn)
$7.90 costs on two counts eavh’ of
exist in the store.
Davis was found guilty on one
count of offering decomposed
fruits and vegetables for sale,
and a second count of offering
for sale decomposed tomatoes |
sprayed with aluminum paint,
according to James McCollum, |
food and standards inspector for
the Michigan Department of
Agriculture.
He was sentenced by Pontiac
Township Justice Robert W. Hodge.
If the fine is not: paid in a week,
Hodge ordered Davis to spend 30
days in jail for each count.
County Calendar Imlay City |
The Imiay City Rotary Club will nate
a emorgs Ginner In the
school gym, ee _——
start at 6:30 p.m
will meet the Methodist
jesday, at 2. pan,
The
Church
The meeting of the. La
a “dorcuhurel Assfi. will be held
he high school Yooational building
at : p.m. Wednesday. . The financial
ent of the 957: fair: will be given
Al Piercesll, treasurer. Pair's sec-) §
‘ mag and: manager; Kenneth Ruby. will:
\ jmake his’ report on the od felr and.
give plang = 3
be supported at 77 per cent of
_ rr parity the price calculated - te aa
a Rev. John D. Rose will preach
on the “Sense of Adequacy.”
Women’s Association of the
church. will meet Wednesday, with
the main. feature of its program |Problem of Juvenile Delinquency.”
| Panel membérs will be the Rev.
\Lorenzo 8. Todd, Leonard Watch-
lowski, Lathrup city administrator,
'southfield High School. Mrs, Paul | Hunsic ker. will act as moderator. |
Dryden
St. John Episcopal Church here! \Rd..’ yesterday was fined $100 angijists Holy Communion and a sér-/today learned of their country’s
mon for 9:30 a.m... with church
alowing unsanitary conditions “to. ‘school at the same hour. A coffee ‘satellite several hours after the!
‘hour will follow at 10:30.
In the afternoon, at 6:30, the
{UMCY greup will meet for a hay-)
ride.
Pontiac Credit Union|
Loses Cash, Checks | |
The Pontiac Municipal \Credit
Union was’ looted of $316 in \eash
and $138 in checks early yenerday
morning by a burglar:
| The credit union, which is lo
‘cated onthe first floor of the city
say. The thief apparently had a
key. to thé door.
A secretary's, desk was forced
and a metal cash box taken.. a panel discussion om “The
hall was not broken into, police). day at the Rechester library.
salon prints, conducting a discus-| |
sion on black and white photog-
to bring in their prints for the
session. ae
Soviets Told of Satellite
‘Hours Later Than Rest
MOSCOW i®—The Soviet people
successful launching of an earth
rest of the world,
Po ee
The government followed ‘its us-| Wi
ugal practice of making impor- He will show a number of his|~ Ts
raphy. He also will analyze mono-| . #
chrome prints. Members are asked; 9
on SAVING CERTIFICATES
Deposit your surplus savings or investment: a oe savings at any one of our 8 convenient 47 m+ banking offices. . .
Community
- National Bank |
of PONTIAC
tant anno@ncements abroad be-
fore disclosing them. in Moscow.
The first word received by the
world at large was in a Tass state-
ment broadcast by Moscow radio.
x * *
More than an hour later the
statement was distributed by Tass
teleprinters. Many Russians
learned of the satellite on 4 a. m.
domestic news broadcasts, Others
did’ not know until they am
Pravda and Izvestia.
In ‘1953 Sweden imported 570 tons
of fruit_and berry juices from the
United States, but in 1955 these
imports ‘jumped to 5,000 tons,
J.
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ge Ie “Thoughtful Sersice” c ‘elias
leat ae ts ay. Aduvon Society a Williams St. Phone FE 2-384 eres at as Pongy Te he amaier,| ae o. Hour
Aion “doce "aod s member 9 of the, sn a bes on Arbulanee Service . a ‘|
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he added, was a visit with Dr. Al-
of African Mission
. Three new buildings in the hos-
pial compound, fresh paint and
their. return last week to Kimpese,
Dr. Tuttle, physician in charge of Protestant Unien Medical Train-
ing Center in the Belgian Congo, and Mrs. Tuttle recently completed | ® year’s furlough in this country,
‘ pte fn Semele rang J
"eight girls in pe:
“to . preach Christ’s message as well as to treat their sick countrymen,” Dr.
Tuttle declared.
A highlight of the-return- trip;
“bert Schweitzer at his famous mis-
sion -in Lambarene, where they found “‘an unusual spirit of friend-
liness ‘between the staff and the
patients.”
If any man. will come after me let him deny himself, and ib up his cross a and follow me. Luke IX:
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Behold I have refined thee, but not with silver; E-have chosen thee
affliction.
RAG RUG SALE — When t
ciety of St. John's Luthe
. nual fall dinner Oct. 17,
Pontiac Press Phote
E. "Caen st Nel Getvag thee a
_ Mrs. J. Richard Erickson of 70 2
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| Quakers Use Meditation
Churches | MISSOURI 8 tor pike
to Solve Tough Problems,
By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE
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-_|to myself: “All right. -We'll see what happens,” _ I once attended a Quaker meeting for a very special reason. ST. PAUL\. The Quakers call their religious services “meetings,” and in at 3 | their meetings they practice the art of spiritual.silence. | a en ‘ There is no minister, People sit in silent meditation and| George Mehder, Paster prayer, It is a practical defonstration of the truth in that) p Morning Service ..10:45. A principle of the Bible—"Be still, and. know| E Sanday “School. ..
9:30 AI ‘
that I am God,” and “In quietness and in| oo » confidence ‘shall be your strength.” After a| a
‘while, even to the unpracticed, the deep silence
has its own creative way with you.
My reason for attending on this occasion Gy 1
was that I had a very perplexing problem : :
to contend with and I had not been able
to get an answer to it. I thought that, in
these particular spiritual surroundings, I +
& BLOOMFIELD f. ; TOWNSHIP : ive .
Sqtiare Lake & Telegraph a
Wm. C. Grate, garg Be -
sapesne © Church Service ......10 AM. &
REV. A. H. MEYER A sunday School 2.3 AM. | The Rev. A. H. Meyer, a for- !
: - might use the power of creative silence ” mer pastor, will conduct the ser- || +
DR. PEALE get the answer I needed. | vice for World Wide Communion ST MARK Among the Quakers, jt is the custom for anyone who feels|'at 10:30 tomorrow morning in = me moved-to break the-silence to get up and speak. At this par- 1979 Commerce Read Bethel ‘Evangelical & Reformed | ticular meeting, the first man to get up started off by saying,| Church. He is presently in charge |!
“If anybody here has a problem, Jet him drop it into this) of the Evangelical Home for |p
Geep pool of quietness.” "Children and. the Aged. ;
1 had never heard a more apt ‘auacllian ‘because that Detroit Presbytery. |;
at Joslyn Ave.. UP. | silence was truly deep and it was indeed like a pool. 80 I
The Jostyn Avenue United Pres-| i ad CHURCH BUILDING
Wm. C. Grate, Pastor — 5 Sunday School 1,...10 AM. §
‘Church: Service...) 11:15 AMF
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“oa ae
took the problem which had been troubling me and I sald
* And I let the problem “drop” Into that pool of quietness:
Then the speaker said: “Now, just sit quietly aud prayer- :
fully resting the Matter that troubles you in God's quiet-
ness. Believe that He will break up your problem into its
component parts and give you the answer, perhaps even
‘before this meeting is over.”
We continued to sit and wait and listen to the sabesiain:
I don't‘ Know how long a time elapsed before another man
arose and sald, “Amen.” And that was the end of ie eg. | Sunday 8:30 and 1100 A.M,
5 Wednesday .....,. 7:30-P.M, ©
© Evening ...,.+ss+0. 7:30P,M. &
taken at 10 a.m. : + ja
St. Stephen's :
eye Ministers, Church Suns | RIGHT “ANCGWER COMES a It thew easst hallova, at things ele sence phaged a Uninet wt eae “aoblat wil be Bettie Commina|p Ye%-¥: ‘Sade was exaiclart | : -* | problern. never in my life have I had as right an answer. Leola | pot grey g to ‘him that believeth, Di eplor e Contemp t of Law} _ |The particular answer was different from that which I had yale 6g lg an — = PO a tonchs ae Peng M | ; been expecting, for I had been thinking and searching for my) mond I. Watkins, pastor, will speak Sunday Schécl se 10.00 A M ‘i T. " Ministerial associations, church|school was bombed, -Profestant answer in another direction. But intuitively I recognized this|and give the closing remarks and) 9 ~ i : age ie - ST. JOHN'S [women and. Christian. stodent|leaders joined in condemming acts for what it was—God’s answer, benediction 4 R cies | METHODIST CHURCH | groups * ‘depored the disregard for|of violence in that city and else-| A trouble with many of us is that we haven't learned the ~_— q ss as : 443 HIGHLAND }national law’ in some U. S. cities| where and offered prayers “tol ff valuable lesson the Quakers know so well. We do not use| Man shall not live by bread GRACE Church School ... 9:30 A. M. jlast week as public schools re-|restore a sound mind to members {silence enough. Yet, it is creative. It is potent. It is dynam- alone, but y every word that pro- i Corner Genesse and Glendale Morning Worship ..11:00 A. M, .°Pe%4. In official statements and|of this community.” - ically powerful. . ceedeth of the mouth of God. (West Side) Martin 1. Rellager, Paster telegrams to President T/ As they concluded their 14th . Matt. 4:4 Richard C. Stuckmeyer, Pastor ay were outspoken in expressing) opie, Sept 11, United Student meeting? Certainly you can. How do you find it? Simply EES Services at 9 A. M. ae te pon ad forges at. the contempt for 18! Cartetion Council delegates stat _by consciously endeavoring to live with God and by humbly First and 11 py OR placing your problem before Him. Create through prayer
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| arte "se . oe en Arkansas, Tennessee and Als- | and meditation your own “pool” of spiritual quietness. - Presby terian a SSR ee Worship thie Speaking for the Ministerial As-| bama urging “all lawful means Insights will develop there which will — —" and 5 BTS.6p.m. |) 20Ciation of Little Rock, where! of peaceful integra understanding to you. WEE vt 6 gee Evening Worship 7 Arkansas Governor Orval E. Fau-| tion.” The USCC is a unit of Rev, W. H. Marbach ST. TRINITY | Wed. Prayer Service ar bus called out the National Guard)’ the National Council of ~ ee oar oy “Oh Lorg; in the isles coun ‘canoéia my eee unto thee, Rev, G. 5. Mershey # | when — High a na ae Charches. _ REV. Vv. L. NEIGENFIND pede dine ag Me pede tells dora crotad a red = great Worship Servi ces Aubure at Jessle :
UNITED LUTHERAN | Dunbar 1 Ogden, ‘appealed to| “iinet young people representing and, tune bt deity its, tne Whe tontte of all days problem-| 9:30 and 11 a.m, Rolph C, Chess, Panter CHURCH OF THE = [citizens “to set a right example|illions of the nation's Protestant * ; h ; @. ms |) Sunday School ... 9:45 AM. _ ASCENSION for every child of our community.” |Y°Ut in the United Christian ‘Mission Plad e ee nee Reese a weative sicare-is — sails He Church School - First Service ..... 8:30 A. M. Williams and Lorraine emebiess | Youth Movement, at their annual effective techniques of prayer. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Second Service -..11:00 A.M. Rev. Won, LaForsioin, Paster - || Mr. Ogden was one of four | meeting at Estes Park, Colo., di- (Copyright 1957) etnias: | ee en pt 11 58 oem. | white ministers who escorted |rected their statement to President School ....10:00 a.m, eal ws to — — > Eisenhower next day. Sunday, Oct. 6 . ‘ : j a
and North Littie Rock Counell | SPresting concem for those p— Junior "OIBL FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH : ST JOHN'S S| af Chane © ‘tettandd “Gx of our constituents caught in cir- : BIBLE Quiz. , . OT. JOH haere Chas, {cumstances of tension,” the UCYM Missionary to, indicate, ‘al ~. besp Wntnnie: Sake Ba. LUTHERAN CHURCH _o—— “enn |asked the President to make 8] Treasurer of Stations 7 . ~ "81 Hill 8. at Cherry ct. | nation-wide TV address, visit areas : . Sunday School | “7 eeorucre . . 10:00 ae ected ena 9:45 A.M,|. Cpdemning “actions repugnant|of tension personally and call.a| to Bring Message suai eae neon a Morning Worship... 11:00 A. M. to the Christian principles heid by White House conference of leaders E Worship IN ORDER” : cece eee chl:00 Rev. Carl W. Nelson, B, D.. Pastor|the vast majority of responsible|Of the states concerned. ‘ The Rev. Vernon -L, Neigentind, Servi “Lack OF 7:30 RA. Southerners,” United Church Wom-| Gladden Schrock of Napanee,| missionary to Indonesia, and the Evening ce PRAYER” + S099 Al Kasten, Paster 4 en of Atlanta, Ga., nevertheless|Ind., newly elected president of|Rev..B. S. King, treasurer of the : : 4. EVANGEL ‘TEMPLE }expressed their “heartfelt grati-|the " UCYM — also a National/Christian and Missionary Alliance www”, 365 East Wil | tude for the peaceful and orderly|Council unit — the same day sent/fields, will be speaking Sundsy School ........,. 9:45 A.M. [manner in which some communi-|urgent messages to local UCYM Al
FIRST METHODIST % © # - South Saginaw at Judson -- Paul T. Hart, Pastor
10: 00 4M auntey Wordle servis NCE OF ME” ae .
groups of the support of the or-
ization in * School; conducted radio programs| figs _ WORLD WIDE DONELSON BAPTIST CHURCH who rd tn tied of Ghetent Lennltk Ys Setgpemth ienehegyox| a 11:15 AM. Church Schoo Elfzabeth Lake Rd. at Tilden. OR 8-3206 midst of turmoil.” armeg. times y from Manila; made| § Classes ,and Departments oF All Ages — ves slot tnt Beghmers Cuare yoy... tam | field trips to the islands of Sum-| anys TS RRNA Sits iene 1. 6:15 P.M. eee ree er eee eee eee eee ee eee Se, ee 130 Ld a
J ‘ . Youth Service oa ccistrstetsetersserciensennss $200m Pontiac Pastors to Hear |02™® Bali and Alor and been] FR Wed. 7:30 P.M, Bible study and ‘prayer : eel eee ike Pp. editor of the field magazine, “The| FF j Fellowship Ho ‘ PiswraeW tae taidies "sa, tan vanteon seme ae on General Hospital Pioneer.” | Friday Night 6:30 P.M. Annual Harvest Home Banquet : * * * 7h
Warren Simmonds, assistant di-| an of the money of the-22 mis- #3 “PONTIAC .CHURCH OF. CHRIST
° 1180 N. Perry Street i the Rev. Mr. King. He flew into
Welcomes All Visitors [Friday = the" Fist Poctieiorn apt Pept sees if
Morning Worthy 2200002 ALM, [Orch His subject will be “Pon-| theae comet with tae weaves " tae ae Sunday Evening Worship babies sauergernd eyunecess 1:20 A.M. ol aaa Hospital; Present an a ae bee QUESTION: What does “handwriting on the wall” mean? ednesday ig Service Rie i Perseegerees 3 . * * * “ee : =
ae up ot a meets Poacayt ~ 24 than $12,000" tor mas.| ANSWER: “The handwriting on the wall” phrase comes, Bible School...... 9:45 A.M. at First Presbyterian for fellow.|80Ms-. The Rev. G. J. Bersche,|ffom # Bible story. Belshazzar, ruler of ancient Babylon, held) Morning Worship. .11:00 A. M. CENTRAL CHRISTI AN CHURCH ship, discussion and and study. The|D@Stor, anticipates the pledge of-ja great feast. During the wild celebration, strange — Galen E. Hershey stated pas-| £ring ‘to —_ oe tomorrow. |writing appeared on the wall. “Mene, Mene, Tekel, Upharsin”, “The Valley of Ditches” G. W. GIBSON, Minister. FE 4-0239 : on of all faiths are welcome to it read. The king was worried and asked his wise men what! 347 North Saginaw © membership. ae Scot schedule, to it meant. They couldn't tell him. Then he asked Daniel who Evening Service... 7:30 P. M. ar ees Hence 4 before’had been able to explain the king’s dreams, Daniel said| “Lengthening Bible School .........00seeesesee+00+ 9:45 4.M. First Move in. Meroe mig he een ern 130 te handwriting meant his days were numbered and that his} Shadows” kingdom would be divided among his enemie:. . That very|
night Belshazzar was slain and his kingdom. taken _by Dartus,|
a Mede. So “the handwriting on the wall” is used as a sign}
of approaching doom.
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‘EVANGELISTIC SERVICES OCT. 15-27 KELLER - YORK PARTY. Singers — Musicians -
REV. GLENN JONES, Evangelist
Kenneth A. . “Hutchinson Marshall McGuire Minister of Music
“UNREALITY” And that which fell among thorns schools” — document simed at ee ee are they, which, whet they ave|refuting charges thatthe. = Sl Hehis ‘And’ pleas | COLUMBIA AVENUE ~
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505 Auburn Avenue 1 Sunday School ............ ». , 9:45 A.M. rast cnc * ae amt epee tend ‘Morning Worship ........... 11:00 A.M. fee BPW ce... vevessees 6:30 PM, I = HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ‘HEALS EP . | TT Evening Worship ........... .. 730 P.M. Uh SS) RADIO STATION.CKLW TELEVISION eben |, Wednesday Prayer Meeting .. 7:30 P.M. | 1 800 6 kK: ; » SUNDAY=0:30 A. M. . ee . " ae Pastor: Revi M. F. Boyd, Jr. aoe
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‘BUDS AND SAVE — Young people of Bethany ,
Shown are il Maxtld ot Avery sre‘ to ih, Ralph :
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for youth projects of aoa,
ne New Duties
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‘auc’ |One Parishioner other Protestant churees in
ag ipsedbchrecnagh wegen iog Sey te bem he 3 a eee {Attends Services W. J, Tesawissen, Jr., Pastor
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the Berkeley Baptist Divinity
Scheel in California, Mr, Walley
Director i in For East received his oping ond pert
The Rev. Wallace C. Merwin,| served as a teacher before enter: -executive, director of thé National ing the ministry. He will assume
[each Cgestts Fer: Yast Cone his’ new duties Sunday.
in Hong Kong last) eae ey : ‘rea fore threesmanth tur ofthe MP. Forrest E. Brown, pest
hy Warten, Wilson. Pastor \Far” iat: that. will include meee Lage ee con ——
tS on a
Crow . 6a
: ee i A member of the church for
a ke e 6 years and graduate of Hills
= : dale College, she will assist in
Meatral Metho ist ptr ie perm. He work will begin Nov. 1,
Set Mition A Bane, Ww, moar Oalete ©. Bice, B. D.. Asst
: World Wide Aesataaalon eke | NEW YORK @ Se 6 arama
“THAT THEY MAY BE ONE” eee
Dr, Mitton H. Bank, Preaching
(BROADCAST 0 Over WPON 11:00 A. M.)
[ saieveal Baptist Church
“Telegraph ot Orchard Loke Ave.
_ Auditorium. Bible Class
10 AM.
Bethany Baptist |
to Observe Day. Minister — of - Education
services tomorrow with the
Bible School. 245 AM. | fof Greek Pastor — Dr. Joseph 1. Chapman, speaking | - Morning orahip on “ Race Against Time.”
Youth Groupe. 6:30 P.M. | OpNTER Lane (INS) — Early! ig evening message will be Evening Worship 7:20 P. M. white-haired|-what's In a Name?” Sg sicbogaaa e Nor, Nicbales Melonas clothes a Bite uy WSiody Hou 2.90 P.M. in the silk and brocaded s Supper wil be ob-
Worldwide Communion
‘|Chorale, “Holy Lord of All” and't he
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PINNING THE: PROGRAM — ‘Richard Mann
“of 127. Washington St. receives the, first: name: foe the Westmi
. Senitse Peau Riis
nater Fellowship Workshop to be *
ily « alg mhivengevirggury Coppa dra
tag program from Jeanette Ohanedian of 316 evening. The .senior high sclfool age group
Prospect St. Young people of First Presbyterian from nearly 20 area Presbyterian churches. will
Ge piv nit id pair adi sn Siac be present and participate.
to Be Observed Sunday
World Wide Onbeniten: will be-ber Group; Mrs. John Livingstone,
observed at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sun-|the April-May and Mrs, Robert
bey the First Presbyterian|Heitsch, the June Group.
Others opening their homes Fri-
The choir will sing the Welsh| day will be Mra. Bartlett Wager,
September-October Group;
the men’s quartet. will be heard'Mrs. Harold Blackwood, the July}: in Buck's “Lead Kindly Light.” | August and the Flora Shelly
Saeed tae Gat tee mete meet at the church for dinner.
Rally Day Sessions
at Both Services
Salathie] is organist and choir di-
rector.
A Westminster Feliow ship
Workshop will be held at First
Freskyticlan Grete 8:85 68 pm.
Sunday. St eae Church
* Young people of senior high age) win ‘Rally Day tomorrow. of the following During the 9 a.m, service, the
Avonen: Pies at’ Weand cds Gaon: me bee field, wi 2 sing I Am Jesus, Little Lamb.
‘ito classes for the coming year.
Victor Baade is superintendent
and the Rev. Walter Grafe is pas-
tor of St. Stephen.
wat CARE Aid to Hungary
(Totals $1,900,000
VIENNA — A CARE thission, es-
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Film to Be Featured
Don Cotterman| Christian Tem ple’s monthly
_ SUNDAY SCHOOL
e February-Decem-|youth rally to be held at 7:45 p.m.
Saturday,
: ‘Classes for.
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“FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH |
Oakland and eh
' 9:45 A. M:—SUNDAY SCHOOL’
“10:45 A M.—MORNING WORSHIP. ‘ “ADOPTION” i
100 P. M.EVENING SERVICES ©
sen eet it ei Believes 128 Million
+,|in a detailed analysis of member. | Evangelistic Series
at Parkdale Church
The. Rev, John N. Nielson of
Long Island, .N.Y. is preaching
in a revival: series at the Park-
dale Church of the Nazarene, Park-
dale at Hollywood street. The 7:30
evening services will continue
through Oct. 13.
* * *
evangelistic ministry. -
_Mr. and Mrs. John ‘Burton,
teachers in the Pontiac Public
music and bringing special ‘songs
for the program. They are grad-
hiuates of Eastern Nazarene Col- ‘ito Mark Anniversary’
A former district superintendent
of Penniyivania and New England, |oi jhe is now devoting full time. to
School System, are conducting the!,,
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BIBLE CHURCH : - M17 Joslyn :
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Immediately after the arch-
bishop’s letter was read : be:
Catholie churches on ‘Sept. 1
eight Portland IGA stores —
National Couscil
On October. 4,.some 400 of the Sanday Sched sone . Hes00 A.M,
nation’s leading - industrialists,] Evening Wersmin 777."""" 4.400: oe labor leaders, educators, sociolo-' Wednesday, Day of Prayer
gists and economists will join iat ee ae
ministers in celebrating the tenth | ’
Pca Ra aa ment of| :
* National | '
Council ot churches. "The Episcopal Church “Momentous economic develop- a cof the Advent
ments both here and throughout —— BA. ot Middlebelt
world have marked the sip ar ons Ale one tae ae period since we held our tH. E meeting in Philadelphia,” aed >, uae We * es
for the church!
‘people of this vast new First Pentacest Cherch of Peaticc
1348 Baldwin Ave,
sowetl, that shall he also reap, FE 5-8256
Galatians 6:7. :
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lege in Wollaston, Mass.
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The Rev. Wayne .E, Welton, pas-
tor, announces a nursery for tod-
_}dlers and infants.
Attend U.S. Churches
churches, a ‘leading religious jour-
nal says that the number actually
total of 128 million out of the coun- PHILADELPHIA «# = Although| ©
official figures show only 103 mil-|@—
lion Americans are affiliated with! ©
surpasses this by 25 million—for a! * SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
:, HM. F. Lohr, Pastor FE 5&-1204 156 Mt. Clemens St.
SABBATH SCHOOL ................-... Saturday 9:30a.m. .
SABBATH WORSHIP ....... svscececesee Saturday 11:00 2. m,
YOUNG PEOPLE'S MEETING ... - Saturday 7:00 p.m,
PRAYER MEETING pase ilsscstovscas Siege 8:00 p.m,
(FIRST CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 44 NORTH ROS
Sunday dane 10 — a Name ome — o mi
ot Nae ee ea ee ier ee . LEROY suarne, Sater’
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The ‘lin ke Life,
ship computation systems, says ad-
ditional church-affiliated persons
are under age 13, but not.counted/
under policies of some denomina.-|
tions.
Boston Minister Now |
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- BOSTON @ = The Rev. Jolin DeBrine: of Quincy, Mass., now
holds a full-fledged academic de-' or | "4
FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH New A gee eK net le Oe
John Mendis... 0.0 hess. ie. - at 7:30 p. m. ® Series of
Sncial Brake” _— eos at 8:00 p m,
John Mead . . . Sunday at 7:30
CLARKSTON Mer HODIST CHURCH T CHURCH STREET N, MICHIGAN
Sunday Services and Church School 9:30 A. M. and 11:00 A.
All Ages”
of and Worship... . ..
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Sunday Ce 200 p. m.
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¢ Services —9 A. M. and 11 A. M. West Huron at Mark St.
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=) ms ceaiaiiia sata of ee body which represents al- oy he Re, Maa Bd rink 3
enmei Sistah: oe ot, SG | | - ane umbia Avenue
seen ars eae Mm te Thc tg peo Area agg sore in their eck 6 ln ideas’ teense ae |
anehal welirdandina pags spa The 21-:tiember committee said/dent; Garland Hughes, asst, su-/] 5, 1 NEED BY
the school integration .erisis in the wire, in part: perintendent; secretary, Mrs. Vir. | pon |
“The executive committee . , .ginia Tharp; assts secretary, Mrs. REGULAR CHURCH TTENDANCE a
ute Sars cod tna tes [ot ean eae 8 fade nes, Cae ate, | S| | ie, by all Methodist women there (in Lit-director; Mrs. Edit :
p nnomtive. committee of the Wom- ttle Rock) for your continued de-|planist and Larry Tate, asst, pian-
en's Division of Christian Serv. |votion sind courage in the creation’ ist. Sunday School ..10 A. M.
red meeting be — _ or of a climate where all people will) Houston Lovett wil be adult su-
signed ma, adi -) be free and equal and where none perintendent and Mrs. Dorothy] Worship Services 11 A. M. Tillman, Lewisburg, Tenn., |will suffer rejection, The members Kennedy. has been named juior. and 7:30 P. M. Vision president, jot this body come from every part superintendent; Mrs. Wilsie Doolin, | . Rey, Ralph Milks of Flint
under chaitmanship ‘The Woman's Div ision is the. na- of-the nation and share with you a!primary; Mrs. Kathleen Curson, preaching both services, [ Luther Ww ————« common concern and responsibil- beginner, and/ Mrs, Jeanne Keel, |. ot Yale pity hated emeritus] ity. Our prayers are with you.” |nursery, BMY. cece BIER ME
. ’ * + 8 Annual Homecoming Sunday will’ oS | a soe | The Day Christ Died sefcinients tte wwii sia cre | Wed. | pocryphia are the 15 books : rs. E, M, Scott, El Dorado, Ark., | a :
and portions of books which appear 0 R ds f Blit d president of the *women'a. Society : . be in the Latin. Vulgate, but which| N RECOFGS TOF DING |er"curistian Service ot the Lituel Oth Anniversary ." | are not in the Hebrew Bible. Mar- -|Rock Annual Conference; Mrs, B. ak . fe ; First |
tim Luther, who translated them “NEW YORK — ‘The American|H. Rumph,. secretary for Chris|S@Irvices Closing | - into German in-1534, described the caeenien Sat the Blind has re-/tian ne - on eae —— eee To ote Night | Free Methodist -| Apocrypha as “books which are| leased rst Talking Book rec-/an’s y west
ra el eal he red Ser ai fh beter Th. Daye he Ce a a enema san aa SOU Mt: Clmene st, | : are useful , 00k, ; Mrs, ron Sr.,| ~ se a - and” good to read.” Commenting| uted by the Library of Congress,|president of the Woman's Society aS of activities = Lyal H. Howison. Pastor =
—e ee Senple free at charges ldemnen HL Mice Wi, wecrvtacy ofitnan, mmnmenary Reptiet Cherch| === | 4 ' of charge. ames + wecretary _* : yl ee
“A generation that has wit- | i ei sel ae re p thy Pegrong * *& &- CHRISTIAN PSYCHIC |. neseed the discovery of , author of t ; ; This will be th = Sen Serells will probably’ cree | when advised recently that “The|EAt! Cotton, secretary for Chrit lus week's celebration of the with SCIENCE CHURCH | =| that, modern historical interest Day Christ Died’* would be made|‘4 Social relations of the Wom i niversary of the church and pas] % Whittemore Street 1] ie putting the books of the Apoc- into a Talking Book, said, “ ‘The vorbis ge tm in the State South). ‘the Rev. T. Walter Harris 1.00 F, M. Sen. Eve. Prayer Service \§ sha te thelr ois oA Day Christ Died’ has been selected oe mt and''" At the 11 o'clock morning serv- MR. 3. COOK | ioe Ge ee -. [by’ six book clubs, ‘This is pleas-| Mrs J. on, [ce, the pastor will preach on “One aeroen Saves Henrie, important era in Christian his- Peation Prete’ Photo ing—flattering, I suppose—but it|ber of the Woman's Di Lord One Faith and One Bap-\=- tery.” eae’: SELECTING SONGS — Mrs. George Gaches gregational Church next week. Every afternoon |doem’t give me the gleeful theill -|ttsm.” The Senior Choir under the | i Vereis of 60: Moreland Ave. (left) and Sarah Paull of - from 4:30 to 4:45 the bells ring out melodies of ae es Oe ee ee ae direction of Vergia Chance will “UNITY 14 an, tegen Pda 148 Oliver St. are shown as they choose selections familiar hymns over the downtown area, They [#8 & Talking Book, furnish the musi. |]
years ago has had a testet: which they will play on the chimes of First Con- AFG Dt head fee soverel Wie. <r tha. then ofa tele mantle At 9:30 Sunday afternoon, Bish. | 71's N- Saginaw st. FE 2-4009 =|
breaking five million-copy sale. A _ , or, who was bilsid, as well as for ep ©. J. Johnson and the Church Mrs, Blanche. Joki, Minister A
total of 32. Protestant denomina- aN Tgaen eet ness on God in Christ will conduct Cuntay, 0) 6 tions. are using RSV texts in their O h d [ k C h h . ‘story-will be more service with Bishop Johnson “LANGUAGE” WITHOUT :
poi ae tre gg arg) Sag TC ar e wet urc roan himes veniily ” preaching the sermon. Len ay some exclusively others 4 : : 5 are ol Book. fellowship tea will follow at
James version. to 1-7 e ’ ommunion.- Jander Scourby, well-known stage singing a solo, Presentation of J. --<. HIGHLAND
2% 2 -*® ‘ | ami lar unes- and television actor, who has read will follow. i Congregational Church
Meanwhile two new projects are| The Orchard Lake Community| recently, they set the date for ~ ahaa Marr aS y * * _ Me Block OFF 6-89 on Mitterd Ra. under way: a four to six-volume|Church, Presbyterian will observe| the annual Harvest Home Festi- Mrs. George ‘Gach Book: for blind people three times. A Baptismal Service is scheduled iewse A.
dictionary; and a massive|World Wide Communion Day at! val of the Orchiird Lake Church. - 18s, * © | 7:30: p.m, The congregation | 1:9" 2 hava a “New Testament Octapla” which|both 9 and 11 a.m.-worship serv-| for Nov. 7, Sarah Paull Play Daily’ Any blind person is entitled to will observe World Wide Commun- Youns will contain the texts of eighfjices wits ee Mrs. Wendel? Strai wil a . : thave these Talking Book records, fon Day at 8 p.m. Paster. 3
major Bible translations in paral-| ‘, * *« & FR conn yp t at First Congregational as well as records of 2,500 other — '
Jelcolumm. The pastor, the Rev. Edward B.|\.0 oo Bis books, delivered to him free on a Was A.M SUNDAY SCHOOL : = | Auchard will’ preach on “ tee. eo ge “> | Shoppers in the downtown area|!0am basis, or they can be _ October is Rally Month. ; 2s aaa 3 Family at the Father’s Table.” may hear the organ of the First|** the nearest distribution point 11:00 A, M. ga E
New members will be received.| The Rev. Mr, Auchard will pre- for Talking Books. The “The of potter sSE | sie sent the Bible study at the Retreat |Comstegational Chureh chiming fa-)States has 28 regional libraries for g HOU - | ee ae women of the De-|Miliar hymns every afternoon|Talking Books iG 4 a iC ,
Te Ceay ie make plans tor |troit area on Oct. 12 at Walden-|@round 4:30. The American Foundation for the AB Thon ° >. Yount) , ernie deetay aoa ths epee te ae ee es oN, ae |Blind which, together with the 790.8, M. WORSHIP -- “Class for adults. Mrs. George Gaches of 60 More- Printing House for the Le Ey A ; , 2 ae Be ee _ © |land Ave. and Sarah Paull of 14/Blind in La makes the WEDNESDAY: 7:00 YER and |
hogan yl Pop te Pontiac Witnesses ~ [Oliver St. play on alternate days| Talki napa gl miner $:18—CHOIN PRACTICE | Bick dle anda first class at 10:30 Saturday morn-," * us just because they love music and|Mational, ‘non - profit research, " OI PRACTICE : 11:00 A.M Worship | ing with the pastor teaching. Ask B B Lif d the organ. educational and service agency, ist ct dist | We eundtaliy Save yon to, won he | 00 A.M. ee ng nay aa Ask Ban Be life Preaiaat at the Prymnoutn [RN A& a clearinghouse for pro .» XIRST UNITED. MISSIONARY CHURCH -9:45-0.M dren are invited to the Autumn 4 Group and vice president of the noms —- ~ 4) EASTMAN, Minister ¢ = : | Patents’ Night Wednesday when |’ Jehovah's Witnesses of the three! Women’s Fellowship of her mated 333,000 blind people. ss . 3
SERVICE ‘religious training will be discussed/Pontiac congregations met recent- church, Mrs. Gaches is also_ac- , Banquet ' i( ay i : : s
—_— Bontnican Regebtc tht hs ben| Setar tho" Recker Sees Elders to Assist , ee : * Z c n| dent the Pontiac Toastmis- :
PRAISE — WORSHIP fe ai — 7% tee ligious activity of the movement| painting, cooking and sewing. Ss Sund for Special Purposes | ; - (CITADEL) — 4
Tharsday 7:45 P. M. ‘will present the “key parent,” ie ah She started music lessons at the ervice un ay of Church _ 29 W. Lawrence Street ; :
Mees cans pbroezam tor the church. "| According to A. J-Kizer, presia 082, of Six with Kenneth Aikea! warts wige Communion will be| . ———SUNDAY SERVICES— -| | _ | fmen of the Women’s Asan. met tion, the lengthy petition cited spe-|studied with Mrs, Shirley M, Poole|United Presbyterian Church Sun- Flint District tendent "all Holiness 1:00 &! M, Satan Moning inne ae-? uM Be a Part of Pontiac's i -———- cific names and places of police and Dr. F. Dudleigh Vernor in/4ay_ morning at 10 and at 7 30/Methodist Churches, will he the Wodenly teare Praise Meeting—7:3 _——_
Great Sunday School brutality that were personally au-| Jackson, _, in the evening. speaker Friday evening at the) - S/Ceptidn end - Me a Nichalee
Rally .. . 9:45 A. M. Sunny Vale Members thenticated by eight of-the ten Presently Mrs. Gaches is taking The Rev. Theodore R. Allebach|annual Harvest Home Banquet io! P Fg ‘agnus in.
Hace E i American missionaries deported ' from Charles A Wir|"ill preach on “Christ Remem-|the First Methodist Church. commenting eiiyenyte-cherge WPON SUNDAY A. M. fg to Hear Evange ists August 3 from the Dominican 1 Re-lson, minister of Music at Firg|DeTed at His Table.” The following} * * © YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED | 8:00 te 8:30 public. Congregational elders will assist in the service,| John W. Hirlinger, manager of|
Joe and Marion Talley will con- kt * & . William Cox, Guy Caswell, Elmer/the Pontiac Chamber of Commerce| jduct an evangelistic campaign! tye. missionaries related She makes her home with heriGood, Gerald Griffith, Walter Hill,|will be toastmaster. “210 North Perry Street ‘trom Oct. 8 to 20 in Sunny Vale their husband’ and two children, MarthalThomas Mackie « at 19 Milbourne Place ‘Chapel, 5211 Pontiac Lake Rd.|°PcTiences at a regional assembly|ang Leonard. Marion. and Georke! ‘The annual attair bogan as ~ WESLEYAN METH D See I Services-will begin-each night at|\" Baltimore, where the “petition oi oe College Day Banquet with pro- (e) ist Rev. Wesley C. Wibley 1:30, a was originally “adopted August 24 PLAYS IN BAND «|. Others will be Alex McAllister, coeds given to Albion 67 NORTH LYNN STREET
Pastor i will be pianist and?” 33091 of Jehovah's Witnesses| Sevetiteen-year old Sarah is a|Robert McCormack, Eldon, Pow-| . seimeaist institution. In re. 10:00 SUNDAY SCHOOL «=—s«wW«. YY. P. S. 6:45 P.M. “The Church of the Old e Tely WE bs. penist ends, attendance. senior at Pontiac High School. She|ley. Gerald Schultz, C. W. Sea-| at years the church 11:00 WORSHI ANCELI re Fashion Gospel” organist. Mr. Talley will speak! ‘The petition was addressed to|plays flute in the Pontiac High|™am, Earl Shepherd, Leon Ver-| ¢ a has con- SHIP EVANGELISTIC 7:30 P. M.
cuit play trombone, banjo and electric}Generalissimo Trujillo, acknowl-|School Band and studies both voice|¥eY 8d Howard Webb. a et Rev. H. L. Johnson, Pastor ‘guitar. The public has been invited. edged dictator of the Caribbean re-|and pipe organ. sgh evening service, the film, pra , 4 ‘aiel
7 public, and named: the ‘Roman/- . - ‘ “In Name, " will be shown, various: organizations Ww
CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL FELLOWSHIP = [Catholic Church as—sharing the! Games "Peal the is wane |e = 1 lgehe gcununeed @ adaeos marlon’ GOODWILL GENERAL BAPTIST CHUACH Malta Hall — 82 Perkins St. (Off Aubunrn) _. [blame for the government's action.| pee of the Chancel Choir of First Silvercrest Ba tist a-part of the program. 2287 Auburn Read—14 Mile West of Crooks Read Affiliated with Federation of spiritual areal : : Congregational Church. Whea ' p Pp be The funds
Bunday Services 2.2.0.0... ccc sec ese ecee cece sasenes 7:30 P.M. : , > ee are used for other than regular|| - School, 10 A. M. — Service, 11 A. M. ad “patra of Reyal ai—apeater Church Schedules she enters college next fall, operating expenses, such as a new] Wed., 7:30 P. M, — arent. 4 Sat.. 7:30 P. M. pete BPO es escsesvsvensesccsssarersaeenensnes Thurs. at 7:30 | Sarah plans to specialize in die- fo Present Awards heating plant, parkdag Seth tnd Soissaaiie 4PM 280 P.
RORMATION FE 4.9343 ‘Taan: , eunhs — - | building additions. _ i & 8. Supt,-Burly M : ; Teenagers Activities The organ chimes were given| “More thaffS0 boysand giriswill| $#§#8#= .* * * , cant dn rast oe tees s-0e2
=~ to the churcli:in memory of Mrs. erage awards as they advance to| A Methodist minister for 40
MMUNITY CHURCH The youth program of the Lake-|S- A. Kessell, one of the founders|their classes a morning” saidjyears, Dr. McPheeteers was pastor . SOCIAL | ; "WATERFORD Sea Mer Dixie High: way c jland United presbyterian Church|0f Pontiac Tuesday Musicale, Russell ofiof _ Metropolitan Church in. De- mast 0 A BRETHREN caer
Sunday School ...... 5 daacieg diwoit Gia ain olenceghe cys» ‘45.4.M. |jin Waterford ‘Township, is being| The carillon was given and dedi-|the Sunday School at Silvercrest|troit prior to his present position. cae _ ‘ Morning Worship .........-- . 2» 8:30 A.M. and 11:00 ALM. 'expanded to include regular Youth 'cated in 1954 as a memorial to,Béptist Church, Dixie Highway kt ok ot Young People's -Mesting Tuesday 8:00 P.M. WE Es ne nn sh ie eaves SEs G85 ExEwk 188s P.M. [Night every Thursday, from 7 to|Mrs. Maxine Dearing, Ruth Evans,2%4 Rosemary. Mrs. Clayton Rule, general chair-| Prever Service veeccess 7190 P.M, Family Bible Hour Wednesday...............5... 7:30 P. M, ‘9:30 p.m, with the exception of, Carl J. Malkim,\Virginia Rica-| He was speaking of the annual'man, announces Mrs, Howard ee eng Me a Evening = ceveee., 7290 P.M.
Robert D. Winne, Pastor F tal—Undenominations! §Bithe third Thursday, which is the more, Mrs. Kessell, Harry J. Rich- Rally Day program at 10 a.m. to-|Bone will. be chairman of the dec-| eer ee Worship. pi aaeae J re AM. revular famify nieht. f ards and David R. Wilson. _|morrow. The Rev. Harry Robin-|orating committee and Mrs. Sig] Bible Study Renae. gauge conned Par
| Youth night will include singing, . "|s08, @ missionary to France, williChimiloski, chairman of the dining| Sunday Evening Service sxyeices MOOK
The PILGRIM ‘HOLINESS CHURCH Baldwin at Fairmount
Worship—Pastor Speaking ....... due cdbvSibys soc. M1000, m.
Pilgrim ¥, P, | er Perey Se eee Pee eee rt rear 6:45 p.m,
Golden Gospel Hour .'.......-000:scencesees eeeeceees 7:38 p. m.
Rev. C. E. Zike, Guest Speaker
Geod, Active and Growing
Sunday School (all ages). .....5.600 000 cuss sor eeoes ce 10200 a.m.
E. C. Swanson, Minister. Ray Overbaugh, 8. 8. Supt. ‘recreation, and refreshments for
| teenagers. The Sunday
youth activities are now divided
‘dibetween two groups, The Pioneers
-.J/for ages 12 to 14 and The Builders
for ages 15 to 18,
A second session of Sunday
school, which ig necessitated by
increased enrollment, will begin at
it 45 a.m, Sunday.
There will also be classes for Adults, Young People
to Partake in Services
The Oakland Park Methodist
Communtion Sunday with an adult
service at 10 a.m.- tomorrow,-
During the Sunday School Hour)
at 11:15 a.m. a special service will)
be held for children and young
re schoo children through Junior people to explain the meaning of
All Saints Episcopal Church
Williams St. at W. Pike as! ’
Rev. ©. Wiadifield, Rector. Rev. Fede. “egos! Corse Bev. Deve
ASTAYTAY
HD TY Heigl Milla, Curate
SUNDAY SERVICES
8:00 AM.—Holy Communion.
9:30 A.M.—Holy Baptism:
Church School on
‘oe
leon aff ; HU h niet oJ Communion and
ib i . Sermon by The Rector
Church School
ae dt ad te a. *
}
diate
- }.* *
ST. GEORGE’S. CHAPEL g
Milferd, Mich.
$:00 A. M.«Foly Communion '
30 a 118 <M -Hoty Com-
_thunion—Duplicate Services
i and ae. a #:00 A. M.—Hojy Communion —
10: 6 A. M—Holy Communion and Sermon. Church School .
jage groups.
t
Membership Contest On Communion. The Junior Choir will’
sing. The Rev. James W. Dees,|
pastor, will conduct both services Church will mark World Widelvited. speak and. show films of his work room. Reservations may be made
2 See Public Invited
tor, stated the public has been in-
Methodists to Mark Day
The Baldwin Ave. Methodist
Church will observe World Widel .
Communion at the 9:45 morning
service tomorrow, In the evening
at 7:30, the “Martin Luther” film
will be shown, :
Young people of the Assembly
You Are Invited to,
... . The 7th
MISSIONARY
DAVISBURG,
¢ Youth Mowe, e080 A. ‘Me, James JF. cicbaatorengh
/e Revetional Mens, 11:10 A.M.
De. 8. Franklin Logsdon
CONFERENCE
--VICT ORIOUS . LIFE BIBLE
COMMUNITY” BIBLE CHURCH
JOHN THOMAS BELL, Pastor se
Annual
" MICHIGAN
© The Bible Teaching Rear, 9:98
Dr. 8. Franklin Logsdon
@ The Hebrew Miss. Hour, 4:36
Reverent Arthur Esekiel Glass
@ The Luncheon Moor, er PM. 5
‘ @ The Evangelistic Hour, 7:20 P.M. Ff
“Seconds te Midnight” a ftim)
_ © The Kolende Bros. Male Quartet | CHRISTIAN and "MISSIONARY
~ ALLIANCE CHURCH CASS LAKE ROAD AT M-59
Closing of Annual Missionary Convention
Sunday, October 6th
SERVICES SUNDAY:
Sunday School .
Sundey Worship. ibe
Evening Service ** ¢ @ © © ©
ie a a Bar ad 4
9: .
eee ewe . 45 A.M
200 A. M
7:30 P.M * .
Closing Service With
Rev. Vernon L. Neigenfind,
of money,
j ard
Rev. B. S. King,
New York .
< Missionary Cot , - Pictures | Nat. Treasure, ce
ere
concern of every “helineee man. Having
per boy ectleota for his services in
reggie his profits for his savings.
Spencer, one of his customers.
Newspaper Boy learns what his
: ee ip tp
Today Is National Newspaper Boy Day! 4
™
e Salute These Independent Businessmen
It is fitting and most appropriate that we dedicate this day in tribute to the hundréds of thousands of , =
Newspaper Boys. Collectively they are doing a gigantic task. ‘Who can estimate the total weight of -
the nation’s papers being delivered by them today? Who can guess the miles walked? ‘How tremendously im- _
portant to millions of homes is the receipt of today’s newspaper! ‘Collectively these Newspaper Boys are doing - :
a real man-sized job. To the Pontiac Press’ eight hundred plus Newspaper Boy Businessmen we pay tribute is
“For Faithful Service and Outstanding Performance of Duty.” WR ete en
ae er ah
ile aa » ~ Several Pontiac, Bloomfield Hills and Bir
area homes were opened Thursday for a des
Camp Oakland. A
benefiti
those shenecand mong ‘were (left to right) Mrs. E. D. Foley of Locklin Lane,
Mrs. Addison Ohler y Cherokee oak Mrs. Ferdi-
nand Gaensbauer of Illinois road and} Mrs. er: 7:
| pened
Looking over information on Camp Oakland are
(eels sigh) Mrs. James E. Grissom and Mrs. Robert :
W. Patterson, both of Birmingham, Mrs. Fred H.
“Zonta Club- Interviewers Aren't All Monsters ~ Hears Talk
by Student
Thursday’s meeting of the -
Zonta Club at the Hotel Wal-
dron féatured an account of
High School st.dent.
daily life’ patterns of the Ger-
man family with whom she
dwelt this past summer. ,
* -& ww
A very -special privilege
= Chapter
Plans Card Party
ert Angel, refreshments; Mrs.
Thomar Roé, tickets; Mrs. By ANNE HEYWOOD
To read my mail, you would -
think that the average agen-
» Cy, whether private or state, -
is a many-headed monster.
* * *
But I know a great many in-
’ interviewers, and they're not at
all like that. The trouble lies
mostly with the applicant.
SOME POINTERS
Here are some pointers for
getting the best. out of your
employment agency.
1. Don’t begin by resenting
the idea of the agency. If you
can get a job on your own, do.
x ee eet Ss eee, don't
resent jt.
2, Remember that while your
job problem is the most im-
portant thing in the world to
you, if isn’t to the person who
interviews you.
She has dozens of others-to
Millis of State street and Mrs, Leonard H. Blackwell
Jr. of Niagara avenue,
ia Weal egies! oad
problems,-and- cannot give your!
- problem the kind of absorbed
attention you can. :
She may seem rude or hasty,
but she is probably~just over-.
De apc ‘told. If you
were a guest at a party, and the
Susie you fix the rollst” you
would do it.
* * ‘*
Well, you're a guest at the |
agency. If you have any good
manners, use them. The red-
tape regulations may . irritate
you, but then, so might fixing
t
- She’ 8 5. Feet 4, Wears Size 10, Has Smile of an aeaiel’ Tee Vana ner
the rolls meen Qgage me:
per. :
If you deart ete wast 06
irritated by others, stay in an
ivory tower!
x ‘* *
4. Be open-minded. If a job .
is suggested, at least go on the
interview. Don’t say “‘No” until
you've at least investigated it.
It makes you look pigheaded
beyond belief.
Furthermore, the job might
turn out to be a good one, far
better than it sounds! :
BE COOPERATIVE
5. Let the right hand know
what the left hand is doing, If
you have an interview, call,
peck and: tell the agency about — t FS
‘This kind of cooperation will - make them your friends for
life.
(Copyright 1957)
: . *
‘ EDITOR'S NOTE en Elizabeth and Prine & arrive in Canada next Ga ray for p state visit neg eon
2 tinue to the U. tor a mu tour 8
x vonen pis see Pte hs H ws. use of nal
the ss roy: her persona] life
ave, \coveyo. of Gure masabela “tea Hu first : .
By BOB CONSIDINE
... The world’s most important woman, Elizabeth Ht,
will be the first reigning British queen ever to visit
this land her forebears once owned and lost by force
of arms.
In an age when the image of Big Brother enslaves
or beguiles a huge block of the peoples of the world, Bridge was the oe of the day for. a benefit given
_ Thursday for Camp Oakland. Obviously enjoying the
game are (left to right) Mrs. Harold J. Hackett Jr. of
Vases ot. white snapdragons
The John T. Waltons of Pres-
ton avenue are the bride's par-
ents, and the bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Levi
Crivea of Myrtle street.
* * *
The bride wore a floor-length
gown of Chantilly lace with
nyion tulle over satin, with
matching lace jacket. A seed
pearl and rhinestone crown
held her veil, and her bridal
bouquet was a cascade of lilies-
of-the-valley, white roses and
feathered carnations. ~~
Attendants were Mrs. William
Thurmond of Detroit, a former
college roommate of the bride;
Ruth Goodwin and Patricia
‘Crivea. They wore beige taffeta
dresses with toast back panels,
cummerbunds and bustles.
_—__—________—_Jane—Walten—
maid, All attendants carried
semi-cascade bouquets gf feath-
ered birds of paradise.
* * *
William Goodwin acted as the
best man, and the guests were < = Ree : : —
.. MRS. J. LEVI CRIVEA
seated by Stanley Rock of
Walled Lake, Orton Armstrong
of Ann Arbor and Thomas
- Walton. The ringbearer was
Bruce Walton Jr,
RECEPTION GIVEN
For a reception in the church
parlors the bride's mother
chose a navy dress of lace
over taffeta, with ash rose and
navy accessories and a rose
cymbidium orchid corsage,
Mrs. Crivea wore a charcoal
brown faille suit with beige and
brown accessories and a cor-
sage of buff cymbidium
orchids,
April-May Group Meets
Meeting Friday for a lunch- eon at the First Prebyterian ‘
Church were members of the
church's April-May Group.
Hostesses for the affair were .
members of the January-March
Group,
Guest speaker was Mrs.
James C. Covert, president of
the Detroit Presbyterial, who
discussed and showed pictures
of the Presbyterian Fellowship
Commonwealth and the United States, aie a Caravan which has led to the
formation of Prebyterian mis-
sions and institutions in the
Southern states.
On Tuesday the Detroit Pres-
_byterial will meet at-the Fort
Street Presbyterian Church,
Detroit.
The jocal church's first Fam-
ily Night dinner will be held
on Oct. 23,
Ps C4
Elizabeth Pen bol Woman, Queen low bookcase storage unit.
Miss
Tilmor ee Mrs. William Rogers of Padingn’
street, Mrs. Noyce Strait Jr. of West — road.
and Mrs. Lloyd Fay of Utica road."
Before leaving on a northern
Michigan trip, the new Mrs.
Crivea had changed to a beige
wool worsted suit with brown
accessories and a pale green
cymbidiam orchid co
The couple will tive in Clarks.
ton. . ¥
* * *
The bride is a graduate ot
Detroit Bible Institute. The
bridegroom attended Detroit
Bible Institute and was gradu-
ated from American Floral Art
School in Chicago,
Old Room
Becomes -
Chic Flat
WOODSIDE, Calif. (INS) —
The young career Woman or
t « @
MAYAN THEME
Victorian She lowers the
| Ceiling by painting it pale gray and extending this color
‘in-an 18inch strip around the
top of the walls,
‘Grass cloth in a yellow gold
tone goes on three walls and
the fourth is black above a.
-Seymour—adds—a—bath ——
and turns the narrow old
bathroom: into a foyer, Floral
arrangements fill the wash-
bowl, now enclosed as a mar-
ble-topped commode,
aa
" dawned,. and no one questioned the girl's ability to
year ago during Suez, better now, certain to be im-
proved further by her mingling with Americans of
all sizes, shapes, shades and degrees of importance.
For a monarch whom the ages have stripped of
authority and empires, a woman who reigns but does
not rule, Elizabeth Il comes with distinguished cre-
dentials. At the White House and elsewhere, Her
Majesty will be paid homage which scarcely could
be greater if she could autocratically command the
arms and industry of her teeming rilllions with a
wave of her jeweled sceptre.
Stuart Hutchinson and Mrs.
Maynard Holmes, prizes, and Robert Young, publicity; Mrs.
: Mrs. John Voorhees, cleanup
committee. the beautiful 31-year-old monarch is a symbolic Little
Mother to a Commonwealth whose aia number
a whopping 640,000,000.
. Her visit to Washington, New York, Jamestown .
and will be the most momentous ever
undertaken by this hard-working young —*. STANDS ON PINNACLE
Elizabeth's strength is that she is respected, revered,
loved and looked up -to by -Britons, Scots, Welsh, lead it. At the London Alrport there was a lettet
from the ramirod-straight old Queen Mary, who had
dedicated years to schooling her for queendom. It
was signed:
“You're loving grandthother, and subject.”
WHAT KIND OF WOMAN
What kind of woman is the Queen, when she slips
out of her shoes gnd puts away her tiara?
She is 5. feet 4 inches tall, four inches taller than her sister Margaret, four inches taller thari Queen
Victoria, the great-great grandmother she shares with
Philip.. She wears a size 10 dress, can smile like an
angel for desperately long periods. She is without
wrinkles, . Northern Irish, Canadians, Australians, New Zealand-
. era, Newfoundlanders, Noya Scotians, africans, In-
dians, Pakistani, Ceylonese .. . and the subjects
of the skyscraping Queen of Tonga, She is the per- : 7 * x *
Her hair is several delicate shades of brown, and
Laundry Tips
, on Fine Blouses —
cleanse soiled spots. «
A few tricks at the ironing
howe will pay off in keeping
blouses looking new and impor-
tant. Let your ironing routine
‘go like this for a professional
looking armhole SYMBOL OF UNITY
Elizabeth II and her attractive 30<year-old consort,
‘Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, come here as
symbols of the slack but strong units of a great and
farflung world power. Theirs is at once ya mission
of peace and a royal tour with wide screen and tech-
nicolor, a time for ticker tape and yet an 6étasion
to ponder, quietly, the ties.that bind free men every-
2, ee
x * *
Behind the tinsel will be the solid . meat-and.
potatoes realism of survival ‘in a world where her
enemy, and the enemy of all who profess freedom,
is lost with hydrogen bomb ‘and intercontinental
‘missile.
Mer goals to ptcciles closer tles between the British sonal model of a scattered yet combined people who
hold the balance of control in:the world ey:
x * &* she has it dressed conventionally. -Her teeth are
fairly large, well-shaped, and sparkle like an adver-
tisement for a good dentifrice. The hardy cliche,
peaches‘and cream, must be utilized again to describe
It would be difficult to find shoulders more willing
* to accept that role than those of Elizabeth Alexandra
Mary of Windsor, current end product of a thousand
years of rulers.”
The role was thrust heavily upon her with the
death of her father: Philip was chosen to break the
news to Elizabéth, Feb. 6, 1952, at the Royal Lodge,
Sagana, in Kenya. : Destiny's ‘child was Queen.
, ~« « * :
Edward Vil had gone off with the Woman I Love.
George VI had been taken away by lung cancer i
the prime. of his life A hew Elizabethan age ha her complexion,
Her lips are the full lips that came into the family
with prim “Viétori
Edward VII. a's hell-raising but beloved heir,
She has an astonishing cadence to her walk, as sit
she ‘was aware of a distant sound of trooping the
colors. Her adoration of her husband, of Prince
Charles and Princess Anne, her 9 and 7 year ‘old
children, is open and frank and enormously touching
” millions of her people.
(Copyright, 1957). j
a itemarve. Eieaten, the erestion of « thousand ayers
Crivea - Walton. Nu ptials Solemnized High Hopes
for U. of M.
Victory Students From Area
- * Join in Excitement
Over First Game
*
By MARCIA THOMAS
Football. begins today at the
University of Michigan. The
mighty Wolverines host — the
University of Georgia team in
the first home game of the
1957-58 season. ~~
Hopes for a winning season
have risen after the Michigan
16-6 victory over University of
Southern California last week.
Newcomers..to the Michigan
oe ae as well as the return-
LHOP TONIGHT
I-Hop, an independent dance,
will be given tonight from 9:30
to 12:30 in the Michigan
League Ballroom. The spon-
soring group for the dance is composed of students not af-
filiated with any fraternity,
—QOne—of—the- university stu
dents planning to "participate saat
in the even
Ae
the’ illness of ' Lily Due to
Pons, Rise Stevens, Metropoli-
fe iE
Hr Ee» 4 f az F zi one of their choice
, Club Launches
Square Dance
Season Friday
It has been proven that the most successful reducers
bea 4
i~
POS gah bi o¥
Fon
T
* ee # -s ; F Pa MG e es fee eS ees é
: . / ‘ mee
i
eat a real breakfast.
Tea, Prograrn Scheduled
by Birmingham Musicale ; itt
* * *
Lt. and Mrs, Jay Curtis Willson
Heidelberg
and Mrs. J. Curtis Willson of
Rathmore Road. Mrs. W. K. Ginman and John
of the transportation committee to
call for books donated
ual Book Sale spondored by
Birmingham branch of the
American Association of Univer-
sity Women.
The actual sale will be held
in“ the Detroit Edison Building,
Oct. 27 through Nov. 1. Mrs.
Preston BR. Weir and Mrs. Cari
Theobald are co-chairman of the
AAUW members working for the
affair, which will benefit scholar.
ships sponsored by the Associa-
tion,
Others working on the sale are
Mrs, R, L. Bernhard, Mrs, E.P.
Crenshaw, Mrs. Gerald Joint, Mrs.
'T. A. Griffith, Mrs, M. J. Taup,
Mrs. J, T. Dorrovgh and many
others,
OE
Mrs, George B. Jaaksi is chair-
man for the Ladies Card Luncheon
scheduled at Birmigham Country
Club Wednesday, Oct. 9. Fall
fashions will be shown. Mrs.
Woody Miller and Mrs, Robert
E. Ross are her assistants.
Oct. 12 has been set aside as
President's Day honoring Presi-
dent Arthur. Zebedee and Mrs.
Zebedee.
Tuesday Tee Club
Has Annual Banquet
Pontiac Elks Club was the set-
ting for the Tuesday Tee Golf
Club's annual banquet Tuesday
evening. ;
Prizes and awards were pre-
sented by the golf chairman,
Mrs. Ralph Murphy, Receiving tro-
phies were Mrs. Floyd Levely,
Mrs. Ray Kneisel, Mrs. Ralph
Murphy and Mrs. Dilyard Doolin.
Mothersingers Meet
Mrs, Cecil Diehl of - Seward
street opened her home to mem-
bers of Pontiac Mothersingers for
a cooperative dinner Tuesday eve-
ning. The’ club welcomes new
members, ; * od
Married ‘this
morning at _
Our Lady of -
the Lakgs —
C. hur ch A were ‘
| Jane Elizabeth
Kuklinski.
in Our Lady
The Rev. Frederick Delaney .per-
formed a Nuptial Mass at Our
Lady of the Lakes Church today,
uniting Jane Elizabeth Webster
and Robert Kuklinski. Three-
hundred guests witnessed the 10
a.m._ ceremony. .
of Silverside drive are the bride's
parents, and the bridegroom is the
son of Mr, and Mrs. Jutius Kuklin-
ski of Woodbine drive.
For her wedding the bride
chose a pure silk gown featur-
ing a decoliete neckline trimmed
with Alencon lace and long ta-
pered sleeves with touches of
Alencon lace at the points.
The bouffant skirt. cascaded into
a chapel train, and her fingertip
veil was secured to a crown of
seed pearls and rhinestones. She
carried an arrangement of white
roses, stephanotis, and ivy.
* * * :
Mrs, Andrew Lindsey, the bride’s
sister, served as the matron of
honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Gerald- Bauer and Charlotte Wyss
of St, Clair, Mary Webster, a niece
of the bride, was the junior brides-
maid, and acting as flower girl
was Debbie-Newcomb, a niece of
the bridegroom, — :
The attendants were gowned
alike in cotillion blue crystalette
MRS. ROBERT KUKLINSKI
Jane E. Webster Weds
Mr, and Mrs, Clergue Webster:
of the. Lakes
small caps were fashioned with
veils trimmed in sprinkles o: rhine-
stones, and’ their: flowers were,
white fugi chrysanthemums in a
\cascade arrangement. _
| aseuer BRIDEGROOM
Serving as _best_man. was Ralph
Wesolek ,of Chicago, the bride-
|groom’s in, Ronald Newcomb,
Carl Beaubein and Terry O'Dell
seated the guests. A nephew of the
bride, Michael Webster, was the
ring bearer. :
* * *
Following the ceremony a break-
fast was served at Devon Gables,
and the Oakland County Sports-
men’s Club will be the scene of a
reception at 7 o'clock this evening.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs, Webster wore a pale blue
sheath dress, while the bride-
greom’s mother chose a dusty
rose lace sheath dress. Both
wore corsages of white sweet-
heart roses with ribbons match-
Prior to leaving on a trip to
Florida the new Mrs. Kuklinski
changed to a black wool, suit
trimmed with Persian lamb and a
‘white feather hat and gloves, with
other accessories in black.:
The. bride is a graduate of
Mercy School of Nursing, Detroit.
dresses with matching shoes. Their The couple will live on Seminole
avenue. — , 4
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harassed mother. Detroit Speaker | Boy-Chasing Girl Insists
Mother Is Old-Fashioned
_. But Mom Knows Best — Ladylike Air
Wins: Male Respect, Admiration
By RUTH MILLETT |
“I am having trouble trying to teach my 15-year-old
-|daughter that girls don’t chase boys,” writes one
“If she has ‘several dates with a boy, she thinks it is City Women Attend
Meeting in Detroit
_ Mrs. E. V. Howlett, Mrs. Lee L.
Dunlap, Mrs. Harry Going and
Mrs. E. G. Clark attended the an-
nual meeting of the Michigan
Chapter, Daughters of Founders
and Patriots of America, in Detroit
Tuesday.
| Mrs. Earl S, Mastick of Milford
was named president of the ch@ipter
when thé group met at the Hotel
Park Shelton in Detroit: The new
corresponding secretary is Mrs.
Tells Origin’ |
of Goodwill Unit n _|perfectly all right to call him up, to drive past his home
and honk the horn every time she gets in a car with
other girls. When she has a date at home, instead of
letting him leave when he +
| Ray S. Falk, and Mrs. Dunlap was
elected registrar. |
Chairmen Named _ The origin of the Goodwill In- first suggests going, she
dustries was the..topic , of - guest
speaker Rev. Dudley Mosure, for-
mer chaplain of the Goodwill In-
dustries of Detroit, at a Thursday
brunch -in- Central Methodist
Church sponsored by the Woman's
Society of Christian Servic
Participating in the program were
Mrs. Lyle Saum, Mfrs. Frank Hard-
enburg, and, fron St. John Meth-
odist Church, Mrs. Martin Balling-
er, Mrs. Edwards, and Mrs. Whit-
ing. ° teases him to stay longer.
“When I point out that none of
that is ladylike behavior, she
says I am old-fashioned and that
all girls today ‘chase’ boys—if
that is what I want to call it. |
“Is my daughter right? “Have
mothers quit trying to make ladies
out of their daughters?”
* * *
‘Apparently a lot of them have.
/ “that needn’t influence you. representative for the allem vt
Pontia¢ though a lot of girls do open!
Goodwill Industries is Mrs. Mary estos boys selhaiy, still doesn't
Husband. . a {Pat them in a good light.
ae mn ' |BIG ADVANTAGE _ Women’s Auxiliary |" ape girt who learns early the Conducts Meeting __|teminine art of making a boy work to please -her instead of throwing
herself at’ him still has a big ad-
vantage over other girls.
a aa a Mrs. Loren Sheffield related her
experiences as a delegate to the
Cranbrook Conference when Wom-
en's Auxiliary of All Saints Episco-
pal Church met in the Rose
Kneale Room.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harbage; chair-
man of United Church Women of
Pontiac, announced a World Com-
munity Day program Nov, 11- at
Ascension Lutheran Church.
Griffin Club Meets
The Griffin Proficiency Club of inine and she gets more -respec
from the boys she likes. i
‘Furthermore, she is learning
how to be a lady. There will al-
ways be a place in the world for
a real lady—a woman who can
be gay. without being loud,
“friendty’ without being pushy,
win a man’s respect along with
his admiration, make a man
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‘Convertible’ Jewelry Is Style ‘
® PARIS (INS) — There's a piece
of jewelry in Paris you can wear
around your waist like a belt,
around your neck like a necklace,
scarf or dog collar or around
your arm like a slave bracelet. -
It's one of the creations of
Countess Maria Assunto Zoltow-
ska, whose costume jewelry de-
signs are displayed in such fash-
* jonable Parisian salons as those
of Balenciaga, Balmain, Patou
and others. Under the trade name
of “‘CIS”, her things are exported
at over the world, including the
United States, :
* * * One of her creations is-a sil-
ver metal band made of mesh
links and interset with jeweled
cabochons.. Although designed as
a belt, it can be worn as‘a. neck-
lace, knotted ‘around the throat
like a scarf or as a bracelet wound)
many times around the wrist.
‘Another of her convertible jew-
elry creations consists of an
inch-wide band of pastel colored
- rhinestones in an antique setting.
There are matching medallion-
shaped earclips ¢ and two larger
medallion-pins te complete the
set,
The four medallions can bel
“Cissy” — as the Countess is nooked to the necklace to fill in
called—hails from Central Europe.'the decollete of a low-cut evening Hardly five feet tall, her clothes, gown like a bib, or two medal-
shoes and gloves seem elfsize.!jions can be attached together to
But her talent is big and the jew- be worn as dangling earrings. And
els she creates looks as if it were each piece can, of course, be worn
dreamed up in fairy-land. separately as a single ornament.
“Costume jewelry should not | JEWELS ON PLAIN GARB
be a mere ornament,” Cissy
sald, “It should be an ‘acces-
* functional as well as a
conversation piece.”
Consequently she has come up
with a- series of new ideas in
jewlery designs enabling women wear special jewel pieces on th
simplest clothes possible,”
Countess advised, ‘You can’t
much jewelry to a printed
lest it look fussy. But
~ colored, basic —
to wear th? same piece in differ-/and yoy can make it look gorgeous
ent ways according to thelr own/® ad dittereat by dceering i. up
fancy and mood. with originel ahd sparkling jewe ”
* * *
A big success with«the Paris-; “You bet the best effect if you)/
fashion designers were Cissy’s
Some of Cissy’s new éuslane
seem to come straight from fairy-
land. There is a large “key”
covered with turquoises and
imounted as a pin, and two “key-
hole” shaped ear;clips, There is
jalso a “tea-pot’’ brooch, glitter-
ing in red and brown sequins with
miniature “tea-cups” as ear-clips.
The largest jewel pin this séa-
ison is a ‘‘sun-burst” design three a cabochon cdvered with pearis,|” while the “‘sun-rays” are ene
with rhinestones.
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‘lerawling up
| “car coats,” made possible by*the
"| sports a double-breasted front. The| Distinctive Styling,
Big Pockets,. Vents
at Side Essential _ |
There's more fun in your life
when you drive a sports car, You
can choose from either domestic
or foreign makes, but whatever the
car, you'll marvel at their high-
powered engines, their » precision
race car steering and unmatched!
maneuverability. When out :sports
warm these cool fall ‘days in one)
of the new wool car coats—tailored
ear drivers,
Information: from the Sports
Car Club of Aimerica tells us that
‘sports car owners are increasing
by leaps and bounds in all 48
states. You'll find such fans in
leading campuses—and in all in-
come brackets.
Nowadays, its protocol to dress
a certain way, and since sports}
clan, outerwear manufacturers
of outercoats for them. Properly
called “car coats,” their good looks
and distinctively different details
make them stand out from any
other suburban coat.
ie * * *
In his outerjacket, the sports car
driver looks for such features as
roomy kets set at the right
angle for maps and other parapherr
nalia he. finds useful, deep side
vents that prevent the coat Yrom
in back, and collars
with hoods to use when the car
top is down and breezes blow cool.
The new “‘car- coats" blend all
these essential .details—deep pock-
ets, side vents and hooded collars—
as part of a new concept in outer-
jackets designed for a specific pur-
pose,
Although rugged styling high-
lights many car coats this fall
and winter, the a
avolds a bulky look that makes
#0 many short outercoats cumber-
sore and uncomfortable. Expe-
rienced drivers will marvel at the
jightweight comfort of the new
new woolen fabrics.
. This lightweight comfort is most
important for greater safety on
the road.
Now let's get down to the
‘business of ‘‘car coat” styling. Men
will welcome the wide selection of
wool car coats fhey can choose
from this fall and ‘winter.. There
are elegant dress-up models with
all the ‘“‘trimmings” for drivers of
sleek Jaguars and more functional
models stripped to the essentials,
for drivers of low-bodied Corvettes,
Thunderbirds and M.G.s. |
New. concept ig the two-tone
wool fleece car .coat. With -a
belted back, it’s sporty in appear-
ance, Its 35” length is just about
right for drivers, too. And it's
comfortably warm in all-wool.
Another new wool “car. coat’)
double-breasted look is back in
greater numbers this fall, and it
shows up in wool polo coats for
the football stadium, slim- especially to fill the needs of Spor ts 7
car drivers are considered a special «
have designed a whole new range | -
|knows that her devoted American
lows the skirt to flare.
are precisely fitted into the bodice
and are cut so that the hemline
will never sag.
“leather battons on the. original Siallea's $
American Designer Pattern
1194
Mollie Parnis
Design Drops
but Clearly Defines Figure
Mollie Parnis throws away the:
belt in this model in the cur ‘rently!
accepted mamer but because she
following prefers no looking like
a sack but rather like a woman
who cares about her figure, she
shapes the bodice, gives defini-
tion to the waistline and bosom, al-
The peaked gores of the skirt)
Fer the double collar, use a
contrasting texture, satin or wool
for example, and repeat it for
the cuff trim, Mrs, Parnis used
and a ribbon tie,
Choose wool crepe, faille, alpaca,
silk and -wool mixtures or even
winter cottons, For contrast—
pique, linen or taffeta are suggest-
%
Off the Belt
ed. From this chart select the one
size best for you:
Length
. _ From
: Nape of
Bites Rust Watet Hipa Neck to
. nehes Watat
10 MM “4 4 14%
12 Bi] Fi] 36 18%
4 4% 26'% zie 17
ef Bl] 4 - 17%
46 17%
Size 12 veeuites, 3% sani of §4-
inch. material for dress. and five-
eighths yard 36-39-inch material
for contrast.
To order Pattern 1194, state
size, send $1. Fer new jumbo 96-
pege Pattern Booklet 14, send
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50 cents per beoglet, Sales tax
extra.
Address SPADEA, The Pontiac
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New York 1, N.Y. If paid by
check, bank requires 4 cent’ han-
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Anne Klein of Junior Sophisticates) ‘ficial visit to the U, S. Oct.. 16-21,
“lenough time to take a tourist's
ito have had a longer “private’
‘| DEMANDS OF DUTY Obesk Facer
|Her.5th State Visit in ‘57 ,
LONDON’ (INS) — Queen Biz.
abeth of England looks forward
today with eagerness and some
excitement to her whirlwind of:
She wishes it could have been
longer, and made at a time when
her official year is less rushed
than now,
indlination, Elizabeth would have
made her first visit to the U.S,
as queen a little later.
It would have permitted her
look at the U.S. ‘and particularly.
stay in New York City. She also
would have jiked to have visited
the middle west and the’ west
coast.
s * *
Nevertheless, the: queen yielded
gracefully to ghose who felt the
Ameri¢an state visit should be
made this fall instead of next year.
She readily has approved the ex-
hausting round of official and other
engagements plahned for her, |
The tiny Sleyear-old queen has
a highly-developed senie of duty
and would never let. on that she If she had followed her own | ies we S. Trip, Q
claimed: Theat thy teil t aca .
a woman,’”’ Yet she went through
arg the trip from sihomceen ibe _8
There are many ‘around the
royal court who believe that five state visits in one year are too-
much for anyone, and particularly
for a--yoing queen, ‘
For Elizabeth has been under
some strain all year, and has
been tense, It is ‘reported that
some of those around her have
‘pressed her strongly to get more
rest, Yet it is difficult for her |
under normal cireumstances to. . A
take a mene complete vacation
from ' work,
oY m ;
But no one in England who
knows her and has watched her
doubts that Elizabeth will give a
solidly impressive professional per-
formance both in Canada and the
U, 8. ar c
wonders whether too much is being
asked of her in one year. She
already has made the unpre-
cedented number of three state
Visits to foreign nations this year
to Portugal, Fv ance and Den-
mark,
* * *
.Five years. ago, shortly after
she came to the throne, Elizabeth
was shown a draft plan for a tour ~|-done such and such.” Just When Silence Pays
When a friend or acquaint.
-ance shows you through her
new. honie don't rhake such
remarks as “‘I was wondering
why you. didn’t do this’’ or
“You know you could have
*
admire the house as it is,
Never mind the things you
of the English Provinces. She @X- notice that might have been™
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) ts slanting pockets, commonly!
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— Ella Wheeler Wilcox
straight shape. A fashion popular
with the real young set. Soff silk blouses are @ major foshion
and achieve @ costume look with
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Strange -Actor ‘Aawines
‘Public Defender’ Role By BO®. THOMAS
least likely to play the crusader
tor victims of talse imprisonment
is Lyle Bettger.
Yet he's doing it on NBC's new
show, “Court of Last Resort,’
every Friday night. Bettger plays
the investigator for the group of|ver
citizens who review cases of pris-
“7 who claim they are innocent
P the. crimes they were sentenced
lor.
* * *
The paradox is that Bettger {s
an expert in portraying mean
cusses on. the screen, You'll re.
member him as ‘the sadistic ani-
mal trainer in ‘The Greatest
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Berkley, considered a. strong
threat for the crown, got off to a
triumphant start with a 25-13 de-
lcision over Van Dyke last night as/Same due to illness,
halfback Franz Neubrecht scored! waterford’ % th hd Rs a real Praia Nye = Kisco
’ | pletely punchiess. Skippe
. The combination of Farmington’s' gained a skimpy total of 35 yards,
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Oakland County’s 2nd leading scorer last fall, scored his 3rd touch-
down of the season on this play yesterday as the Barons ‘bowed to
unbeaten Milford, 25-12. He plunged through the center from the ny
:
| kickoff and| one for the tally. wa
| 4° Masia 2 : eaced — - ae , io a The Jays drove 64 yards in von a e WS = yar ae Pog : : 4 | Mine plays for their tnd touch- i [= | a 1 _ ‘ tng : , | : e down with Ridley scoring from :
a ; ee Ge ae the seven. Hank Kopek converted. rm : ae a : s
| iror Oris VAN, FIOHY-Nee fe j=" Orion Troy bot WIN pas es a : ‘eo : i Filar’s pass to end Tom Dobber- :
_ ong Pie gy mld Fis Fre Ror ce pe gat gl Agog Alor ar s ais ea wilson ofa 16—-yards,— accounted for - the} ~Avondaie's~ football team ~went/threats repulsed in the Ist half,
The Milford: Redskins were 100%-!19 7’ while Northville was blanking ne ats ~~ |field back to the 9. verted. | Jays’ final TD early in the 4th/down to its 3rd straight defeat Fri-lonce on the 10-yard stripe and
eee more eet Lene tace|Brighton by a 26-0 count in other) SRS gene: oo ee a pet day night, a 2612 setback at thelagain on the two, but between
- — _ * today after whipping wo age ey air with passes and had the fans The very last play might have| Northville romped over Brighton) Berkley’s flashy Neubrecht tal-|Orion and ‘Troy. expresses rolled ~_ N ‘ua she
La Hills 25-12 for their 3rd straight} .. : ot the|°R,the edges of their seats through-| 50? Leoakggus Th scan eae a ng og A Dick Biery’s 54 yard/lied on runs of €5, 40 and 2 yards|merrily along. perky cage . victory. Milford displayed two of the/out the evening despite lacking ’ ms¢Y!run, er’s yarder a an 80-yard touchdown o - iwith a aun ay
| peti and Holly are considerea|*#stest backs in the area in the|abie Pion, : cage oon - “<i dome ates\Nick Stuber’s 18 yard dash. with|jaunt nullified by a penalty. Neu- Min phunnvchgookan og one: through the 2nd quarter.
iste ene uae va Me M1 ot 18 set a,c hin” Ase wt tN yon ash Se cine | ts ce i . champion Northville although Holly| 4. sour Skin touchdowns and piled| 1% yards. Four of his misses [enough for two big Holly linemen ; Ranck 26-6 for its Ind Oakland B League | the cause was hopelessiy lest. : failed to look anything like a con were caught and dropped, in- |to catch him. Milford Bloomfield ° : victory of the season. Troy turned | Halfback Dick Smith bulled
tender in a home game last night.|“P most of the 230 yards gained a ’ ee a aR Ll Waterford Farmington] back stubborn Roseville 13-7 in | 8cross from the two-yard line in
| The Broncos were lucky, to nl rene “is Rushing yardage 18 m. | ee oe ee - ie grass Se | come out with a tie in = score- saeees Senet, BY --010 3 pa [pets oc... via 2-10 Drake scored all four Orion
Yess contest almost completely mmbles lost ........ 2 2 panees Spy. ty val nt touchdowns, three on passes from! Madison tallied the tying touch-
@ dominated by an underdog West. spas oS ee “3 \quarterback Nick Niera, as the|down near the end of the 3rd
= ‘Bicomfield eleven featuring the pittned « 3), .cs<0020+ aa a sem = * [Dragons fired up their enthusiasm|Petiod on a nine-yard burst by
= | uncanny passing of quarterback Milford Scoring - Touchdowns: Zee-\Fatmington ....... 4 7 6-2st\for the Oct. 18 showdown with/quarterback Leroy Hill. man 2 (43, run; 17, run); Hackett 2|/Weterford ........ 6 @ &-iCiawson, the defending champion.| A 20-point spree in the 4th quar- John : |” Farmington oes ' nding P — : i wletlan a a man 3, “1 and t-yard rune); e ¢°2 ter doomed the Jackets. Tackle
: _ ;|Byten (i-yard run). versions: er i Clarkstori, one-poir BA gh, fgg man, Ctovensen, and Grimshaw (runs). Inexperienced Avondale had a aud Gia ieee
| mS : “ot mecuiiie ntiehd Watled Lane tustical edge and held a 6-0 half-tumbied pitchout in the end zone, , ee R : eins Melty W. wens vuek downs...” 1. *™*\time lead, but two pass intercep- « *
2 ae = Ww
-MProper Leads Scoring
sin 3rd Straight Win
“for Bulldogs ©
Fr passing attack that
200. yards and some
} ad gaining by Dave
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steady/.
- won its 3rd straight to retain the Wayne-Oak- _ for the tackle. / REDSKIN ROLLS — Little Larry Hudson and League lead yesterday afternoon, Tom
reeled off good yardage’on this play‘us Milford Sharp (39) is the Bloomfield Pontiac Press Phote
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period TD by Pete Likins. Tigers
got their extra point. on a run
on a 31-yard jaunt. Armada mutfed
another: scoring chance as time
ran out in the 2nd period with the ball on Memphis’ one-foot line]
Paul Shéiddock and -John Gretz
scored on passes and Dennis Rut-
kowski went‘ 65 on a pass inter.
PASSER DELUXE
Bloomfield quarterback Johnny
Lucadam turned in an outstand-
ing passing performance as the
Lakers held heavily favored Hol-
ly to a 0-0 tie last night. The
talented junior compte
19 passes for 136 yards. One
other for a TD
penalty. — West
ted 12 of
+» 180 9s
of Needed Sleep
Lamphere Gains {st
Win Beating Capac |"
Madison
two Heights Lamphere
touchdowns in .the Ist i
made the
was nullified by a
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“| Passes Inter. by .. ms” Passes Inter. by 2 r4
Punts ..... ‘regulon +35 1-41 Os vicavewsies 28.8 5-35
Pumbles lost ..... 2 1 bles lost ... 2 4
Yards penalized’ ..65 : 35 ¥ penaiaene : Dine 35
SDD csi esseces oo ame o—o) Southfield | ..... 3 7° 6 ts W, Bloomfield seen 0 , #0 Southfield” Scert ce . = wee
: ; (Pass, 3§ yards); ley {T-yard run); Pilar to Dobbertin (16-yard pass).
Role of Hero
Robs Brave Ace |Made Top in 9 Years NEW YORK (AP) —Calument
tions and a disastrous fumble en-
abled Madison to turn. the contest
into a rout. It was Avon's first
Oakland B encounter this fall.
The Jackets had. two touchdown
Pontine Press Photo
BULLDOG — Scoring f° SPARKS
two touchdowns and a trio of
conversions, Dave Proper paced
eee | to a 396 trouncing of
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Passes inter. by ...... Sinan 4
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Pumbles lost ....0+.... 1
Yards penalized ........ 15 7
oring Summary .
Madison .4.......05 6 oo sS 20—38
Avondale .......... ® 6—12 L] L
Madison’ scoring — Touchdowns:Hill 2
(9 and 25-yard. runs); Kokotovich (re-
covered fumble in end sone); Collier (3-
yard run). Con s; Campbell 2%
(placement).
Avondale Scoring — Touchdowns: Nu
rek (40-yard run); Smith (32-yard rus), |
E. Detroit Rips Edsel, 30-0
Birmingham started off on the
right foot in Eastern Michigan
League play last night by nipping
Mount Clemens, 13-12, while de-
fending champion East Detroit was
trouncing Edsel Ford, 30-0.
* * =
The Maples and Bathers battled to -break the ice. Ed Estes con-
verted and Birmingham led 7-0.
“ool eR SO Mount Clemens came back on Maples Stop Bather Rally fo Win, 13-12 going over from the two, b
Smoot’s kick was blocked.
37 yards. He then tried fo pass
for the point and it failed.
The Bathers then reached the
Maple six-yard line with a minute
12-0
ter. Pert
‘|, In the 4th peried Graves passed
to Earl Richardson 25. yards for
ihe, score, Graves kicked one point
' Pat McNulty passed to Ted
Follis for the other.
ver passes late in the game.
Ortonville intercepted .two Hoo- to play, but Smoot fumbled and"
Birmingham recovered te end the
threat, t
This made Birmingham's record
at.2-1 for the season and 1-0 in EML
play.
* * *
East Detroit scored its touch-
Chuck Williams passed to Ray
Dries 13 yards in the second
quarter and in the third period Ballms Period i
‘Hazel Park's scorés came when
Bill Murphy raced 37° yards with
ansing
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‘college Tiaho 26, Whitman 4
Eastern w Mexico | anaes 8, Wee Washburn 34
Stengéls Wit Wite’
Wipes Out Snub
_to Braves Fans
MILWAUKEE (?—The sophisti-
cated New York Yankees yester-
day snubbéd Wisconsin . baseball
fans who turned out to greet them,
but’ the day was saved when the
chie Mrs, Casey Stengel sat down
to milk a cow.
* * *
“This is strictly bush league,”
an unidentified member of the
Yankee. entourage declared.
Kroll Sidelined by Sore
Feet in Ryder Singles
LINDRICK, England » — Ted
Kroll, of Fort Ieuderdale, Fila.
was forced to withdraw from
the Ryder Cup golf singles com-
oo today because of sore
‘eet.
-Hig place against England's
‘Peter Mills was taken by the
American captain, Jack Burke
of Bellaire, Tex.
: In the Scotch foursomes yes-
terday Kroll and Burke had
whipped Britain’s Max Faulkner
and Harry Weetman, 4 and 3,
to help give the U. S, a 3-1 lead.
"Wiffi Sets the Pace
SAN FRANCISCO # = Wiffi
_ Smith, 21, in her first year, on the
ladies professional golf circuit,
carried a two-stroke lead into the
second round of the United Vol-
untary Services open today.
The gal from St.Claire, Mich.,
carded a 73 in the opening 18 of
the 54-hole tournament yesterday,
handed pitching.
lefthanded power _ against right-
_Jelub, walked 119 and fanned 186 th THE PONTIAC cee SATURDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1957
ly it all, Inthe 53 previous to accourit that the Braves are the October clashes. ‘The third game|best fast ball hitting club in the winner went on to capture the se-|National League and if Turley js} ree 3 umes -|not™& fireballer than Yogi Berra) =| * t @ is a Hindy wrestler,
“This is supposed to be the game * € 8
.{the Yankees should win, according} Both have good sliders and to the an . The isichanges and each has improved
that Buhl is a fast ball pitcher/his control somewhat this past and the Yankees murder fast ball/year. Turley finished the regular pi ; , season with a 1346 record, strik- ; ing out 144 and walking 81 in 144
innings. His earned run average
was 2.77, Buhl won 18 and lost 7, the best winning percentage on the
* © *
has appeared in six
Low
National Leaguer, Sal Maglie,
“situation with Casey Stengel
Yankee manager; yesterday afternoon as the
| ‘New Yorkers worked out in FROM SAL — A veteran former
goes over the
(right above),
unfamiliar sur- roundings. Maglie, now a Yankee, but ineligble
for the series, is familiar with County Stadium’s
field--in Milwaukee, where the Braves’ and
Yanks resume their World Series duel today. AP Wirephete |two and lost both, one of them a
| eld from 11 am. to 12:30 p.m. World Series games since joining
the Yankees in 1955, has started
10 defeat by Brooklyn in. 10 in-
a World Series.
* *
The Braves, who arrived Thurs-
any WE, Nie, 5 cheniatnd, nes,
worked out first, occupying the
Manager Fred Haney did not even
near te Game 6 Ee EO nings, Buhl has never pitched in|
at County Stadium. Only three »
they meet the GreencBay Pack-
stadium.
we 8
The Detroit club, during an in-
and-out exhibition schedule, and
especially in last week's 34-14 past-
ing at the hands of the Baltimore
Dec. 15.
In the way of games, the Jon:
have a long way to go )
they wind up the i957 enna!
season on that
*
Buddy Young, long-time NFL
back and now doing public rela-
tions work with the Colts, said he
most part have become ‘‘old men”
— i ae ae oe oe *
Head coach "Gomes Wilson of|°
the Lions disputes that. He says
the club is not too old and main-
tains it still can finish well up, if not first, in the Western Confer-
ence standings.
“We had a bad against the
Colts, that’s all,” a Wilson.
“{ don’t knew why éVveryone is
so despondent about it. The play-
ers know what they did wrong
and the coaches know the team’s
faults and its weaknesses, ers in the Packers’ spanking new
Colts, stirred up a lot of talk about| / what will happen between_now _ f
could see, that the Lions for the!a.m both Leon Hart and John Henry
Both have been injured and some
Lion officials have felt that both
may have “‘babied”’ oe injuries
‘too much.
The Lions coaches fee] the
Packers are “ready” to be taken.
The Green Bay club upset the Lions Must Clear Selves Hose, the Detroit Lions must must clear| Johnson available for duty Sunday.
up a lot of questions Sunday when) Chicago Bears last Sunday.
“They'll have a rough time get-
ting the club ‘up’ for the second
straight week,” sald scout Lou
Zarta,
(Babe) Parilli apparently hag re-
tained his magic touch at quarter-
back as the replacement for Tobin The veteran scout said Vito i E e
Rote, now with the Lions. And he|,,
said Ron Kramer, the rookie slot-|"
the packers considerably,
Three—former—tLion—piayers —
Jim Salsbury, Norm Masters. and
Ollie Spencer, have won regular
jobs in the Green Bay offensive
line. ‘
Sports on TV -
Today on Television —
om, SERIES—New. cork at Mil. ukee, anne at 2 ™,
COLLEGE F OTBALL—Michigan Btate at Calsfereia, “Channel 4 at 4:30 p
‘ ~~ Sunday .
SERIES—New York at Mil- WORLD
waukee, Channel at i
PRO ‘pooraLs Dovel tL Lions at
Green Bay, Channel 2, at 2:00 p.m.
BOWLING — All-Star Dowling’ Chan- nel 7, at 7:30 p.m
Mondsy, Oct. 7
omer. irs, | aukee, Chann a 1m, Wednesday, Oct. 10 WORLD SERIES — Milwaukee at New
York (it seoemery), Channel 2 at 11:48
* BOXING _— age gre a Syra-
cuse, Channel 7, 00
Thursday, Oct. 11°
WORLD SERIES — Milwaukee at New
dpc (If necessary,) mae 4, at 11:45
May Try for Record
SYRACUSE, N. Y. W& — Speed
boater Donald Campbell, re-
freshed by a 275-mile-an-hour spin
on Onondaga Lake, may take a
erack at his world record this
weekend. “| competition.
At the end of the morning round).
all square in the other. Brown of Scotland defeated Tom-
my Bolt of Los Angeles 4 and 3
today in the first of eight 36-hole
singles matches, as the British
Ryder Cup golf team apparently
headed for a major upset over
the American -professionals,
r — “ =
‘ LINDRICK, England # — The
British? given only a faint hope
of winning, surprised today by
taking the—Jead at the halfway
mark of the eight 36-hole singles
matches in the Ryder Cup golf
of 18 holes, the British led in five
miitéfies, trailed in two and were
Dick Mayer, the U. 8, Open
.champion from. La Jolla, Calif.
whe lost the first three holes to
Harry ‘ Bradshaw, rallied brilli-
antly to hold a 1 up edge at the
end of 18, Fred Hawkins of El
_ we ke
He pushed open the throttle on
his jet-powered Bluebird’II yester-
day and zipped along the 4.25-mile
course at unofficiaf speeds of up
to 275 miles an hour.
“] don’t think anybody better
count us out just yet. We have
had some damaging injuries and
some bad breaks.
* * *
one under women’s par and equal-
ling the Presidio course record. It is likely that Wilson will have
Bay City Wins, 53-12
Only 4 SVC Team Beaten Except for Saginaw, league
members of the Saginaw Valley Conference had successful grid
. |TD. Dale Palcott ran the point. North Branch Falls, 26-13
North Branch scored first in the
second quarter but then fell to
Frankemuth 26-13. Clem Lockwood
went six yards and Bob Morris
passed to Bill Fricke, 41 yards
in: the 4th quarter: for the second
Tigers toH old’
Baseball School |
at Florida Site /
Tigers’ two-week “paseball ‘school
before the opening of spring train
ing will be held at Lakeland, Fla.
Jan. 27-Feb. 10, f
high school’ graduates befween 18)
and 24 years old will be accepted. | British Cuppers Leading
LINDRICK, England W—Eric Paso held a nies edge over
Peer Aliiss.
* *
Dow viedo Tequesta, Fla.
and Christi O'Connor were ail
‘square when they went to lunch,
but the other Americans, Tommy
Bolt, Jack Burke, Lionel Hebert,
Second Time Around
for Senior Finalists |
PARAMUS, N.J. — For the
first time in Anierican men’s golf
history, two players are meeting
for the same title in successive
years. 7
-~ ©
They are defending champion
Fred J, Wright of Watertown, |-
Mass., and Clark Espié of Indian-
apolis, who battle it out today over
18 holes at the Ridgewood Country
Club for the United States Golf
Agte's Senior Acsstour: champion York, held/ an hour-long workout | Milwaukee aa.
Third game «et Count
Pourth * * .
The little skipper, after employ- ; a” Pontiae Frees Photo
« jing the righthanded shock troops IN THEIR JACKETS — Avondale High School the Jackets absorb a 26-12 a Madison
jot his two-platoon system against; is aptly nicknamed the Yellow Jackets. In this. in an Oakland B League football game last night southpaws Whitey Ford and Bobby| ‘picture a gloomy bunch of Avon players, ‘shroud- at Avondale. Tom Selhost (No. 37) is is the only
Shantz phe first 7 _ rat ed in jackets, watch forlornly from the ‘Dench as” gridder with an exposed Jersey.
Turley, ting the accent on left- : ‘4?
handed hitting.
Manager Casey Stengel . the :
Yankeeg also will have a line-up. . ;
Se ee Seon Figares Ram, a le Tit Cancelled one of the Yankees’/ seven hits) swaukes, oct. § (AP)—Probs oft Lew Burdette Thursday, has starting mous for today’s third Wor
been benched. His place in left :
field will be taken / is the Tony|deuertt ~°™~ —achomutieust so” | St. Michael’s invasion of High- Eaglots. Early Kubek, 20. poe E Jogen as land Park St. Benedict was the| teday St. Mary athletic officials
« t/ cree a, Aaron a. only — Are repo con-| announced Peg game had been
( a test for Sunday in the three-game} cancelled. The reason, influenta, _ “€asey said Kubek will bat sec- 1 “gare or Adeoek 1 ‘ ond, Gill McDougald fifth, Harry Zoletnan ‘tb rs ae nes Wt ace menor come a had struck both elevens,
Simpson sixth axid Lumpe seventh. | “Grsputs—mcxiniey thy "plate; Done! y only three today follow.|,, Rams had six regulars ill, and eorsadpiea = and batting | Hme: Gonlan "A> “third base; Chviak ing cancellation of the St. Fred.| Eaglets — a, samba : out of action, Game is ¢: to
"ne “Yankegs, who ‘arrived| com a8 ghee — erick-Orchard Lake St. Mary's €™/h6 rescheduled for later in the around noon/ yesterday, after an STANDINGS — ied ae tial A oan -night train ride fro N Won tent Pty Gt. wh won : -3
¥ . Fag ‘workout | Eire ‘4 St. Mike seeks a return to: the football. game in 35 starts two
weeks ago, then returned to its u's be
win column, but the task will. be
balls were hit over the stadium|sew Yor’ [eatin core 3 st) losing ways last Sunday, had @ |difficult, The Shamrocks are meet- fences. Mickey Mantle, Yankees ee een a Mebane 3, £9) 2:30 engagement Sunday with de- |ing an undefeated team which gets
slugger, hit two and Berra hit the randall; ‘Ford “and id Herre. L—Spabn. its spark from ace halfback Larry _
other, , Yankee | Stadium, Thuredsy Gacki. Kickoff time is 3 o'clock,
! Miweute tie) O11 990 Sona 8 8 ' In other Suburban Catholic
cqereatie and. Crandall; Shants, “Dimar vid eS ram e games tomorrow, unbeaten Fern.
a a ed rb ‘Clement of Center Lie and Raval - /Oak St. Mary faces St. Rita, also oa at Soe Pow ag Sunday,
5 Sicererponrsicgen: ar * be a Stadium, Wednes- ma *
repth’ gas aie tt \Yaohee.Suadium, Thurs
O, f necessary,
Bather Harriers Boost Winning String
to 17, Mark Up’ Sixth
Victory This Fall
Birmingham. harriers yesterday
“|invaded Mt. Clemens for an East-|
ees
Let’s Go Bowling at Be
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Teams Wanted For Afternoon Lodies’ |
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_ PHONE
Jokanovich is expected to 1
Mavy'a Sep peas - eae
ship. DETROIT. ” The Detroit
Gen. mgr. John McHale said
Payment of As required to
HURON pow. _e scmiats ‘ cover room board, Enrollment
will be limited 4o 135 youths. 1 was
Week Atte iH i Pree a Patt it The school will be held at Tiger-
Welts Gar. 0 6 Pits patrick Pp H 1¢, town, the Detroit system's training.
Nike Me: 2.10 * O’Brien Heat 6 11| ground. peeetre ® 7 M. Hargreaces 4 12 : Le
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Bowling Shirts
Huron Dry 4 Main Office and SPECIAL
TO ALL BOWLERS
Cleaned and Pressed
Car Hop Service ot Mein Plant for Your ‘Convenience
Shirt eer Plant: 944° West Huron. Boe Cleaners. &
s Fe 2.0231,
season,
ATTENTION
from drawing your
a heading the list| Hill, next week's opponent for Pon-|
reef, ce flu-bitten Bay City|tiac. ¢ Handy, 53-12. |. Bay City’s Jerry Gross hit ei aa aot, Midland,” St-6| 12, Passe to bring his total to 17
and Flint Central surprised” Ann retro pd ecepalin allege Arbor in a 1414 fie. “ Flint. Northern's: game
Bay City had » 47-0 halftime |; 4nd Rapids Ca was called _ lead, Scores were by Ken Careys ecause of the flu_ epidemic in 9 and $ yards; Ken Swincicky, on on > Rapids, = 8, 7 and 4 yarders, Gary Nut- | thrash capped a Tard Cen- tell from 5 yards, Butch Kokely (1.2) drive with a seven-yard. 33 yards and Bob Bishop 2% yards |i. run in the final five minutes of on interception. ‘|the game, and gave Flint
Midland tore. Saginaw,|tral the tle by. ‘the extra| which scored in tHe final: minutes|point over. yee eee
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] Pontiae Motor Division Employes
Members of Local 653 UAW. clo
If for any reason you are disqualified
S.U. B. Benefits, appeal the decision
~ immediately and contact your union
for assistance in fighting your appeal.
— mE . Signed: :
Charles A. Beech,
on
Why, of course, they’re discussing the
excellent work and service they get when
they take clothes to Gresham’ for dry | unemployment or
cleaning .-...and such sna returns
. .. and all players know Gresham's will
launder 5 whety, for $1. 13. gor.
da Shirt
|| GRESHAM CLEANERS Laundry Drive-In Service — Save 10% Cash and Carry
605 Oakland Ave. Bianch—-5 Ook Hit FE 42579
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SOMEONE TO PROTECT
Like YOu!
HE HATED TO WSS SEEING » ANO CATALINA: $0 WE'RE GOWG THERE ON OUR HONEYMOON!
THIS TIME
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John Morris
YES SIR... THAT'S PRET lye: ‘i i
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[On. it's JUST MY eT ond YA-SEE, BY TH’ TIME PLAYER HAS EATEN FILL O’ POPCORN
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\ 1¢ \“AND A DOZEN EGGS, PLEASE” — Working homemakers the one Mrs. Dodge works in, getting meals is a less irksome sometimes have to resort to the telephone to get their groceries chore, Cuphoatds bere ure birch with corel formica on the counter
eoteenhs ham: hog -e: Planenet paper ANG. a ee totes Ting Rage te covered withy epedteg. auieh Meesiguns,
a ey
\ Your Neighbor's ouse
‘Dodges Build on n Loon Lake
advantages of lake. liv-
t be described by real
ds. For instance, have
Their red brick ranch home
situated on a 75-175 foot lot. wit
car see on the other side of the
canal belongs to ajl the residents
of Loon Lake Estates.
Refore building this home
themselves they. they designed lived fn Drayton Plains. Sub- -. cubiettig their own work
drew out the construction work
from July to December. They
lived in their home just
two years,
In the slate floored vestibule
there is an antique spindle
legged table. Above it is a Chip-
pendale mirror. The wall op-
posite holds a large coat closet.
Cherry paneling decorates the
area above the closet doors.
More cherry paneling covers
the entire west wall of the liv-
ing room, around the fireplace.
The fireplace itself is beige
Roman brick with a slate cov-
pound that gives it a sheen. The
simple mantel is made of wood.
There is a pleasing mixture
- pink and ‘Violet ‘this: master bedrocen Gtfers ie
of laxation with a view. The wide picture window
has.-pink draperies with stencils of \ violets on
them. Floors are bare polished oak. The cherry
furniture is Johnson, Hanley and Johnson. Mrs. -
Ld of furniture petiods in the living
room, For instance, an antique
rosewood: chair sits next to a
modern glass topped_table with
black: legs and a planter on the
lower shelf, The Dodges like
antiques and have used them in
— places throughout the
There are two sofas in the .
stered in green, Next to it is
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ls. New at Burmeister’s. and You. Seve Plenty. Don’t drive miles and pay more when you can deal with us and be | dealer’s cost—“So give us a try” at the following prices. We cannot
sure of Quality Lumber graded by West Coast graders and grade © take any phone orders, Everything advertised is F.0.B. at our Pon-
marked. These bargains are brought to you through our terrific _tiac Yard on Cooley Lake Road. So rent trailers, trucks, or anything.
buying power, made possible with carload purchases and direct os ee
shipment from the big mills, We have used our wholesale yard and without notice!
by direct buying from manufacturer, many of our items are below
_ DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE AND TF YOU DON'T NEED Li AT ‘ONCE WE WILL STORE IT FOR YOU
~ QUALITY WEST ¢ COAST. LUMBER PRODUCTS FIR. . pruce and White Pine
High Quality - th The en
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G105
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Good Framing Lurabior | uA. Ot pe : ; 2” x 4" —— 8’ to 16’ 2 x4 S- 8 to 16 ¢0© 0@ '8 8 @ » $89.50 PerM Q" x 6” 8’ to 16’ Si
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s 20 Lb. Shingles ao ae - || WHITE PINE O50
3 bp §$' | $ 1T"x1 Qs
1 cotors _89"" Per M 90 Pos WAXED xT 2
: AD MEANS GOOD ONE SIDE _ : 2 a ARDW ARE Net,
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8 Vanda AD Fir Plywood . . canes. 420 ay STEEL BUTTS — BRASS....... DP Lo acy avin cs von Pr. Ade 5
ee | en) au STEEL BUTTS — BRASS. 120202000 LIEIPe a
. 3. Vax4x8 AD Fir Plywood Terre a ri TRACK and SIDING DOOR HARDWARE see E
: ¥4x4x8 AD Fir Plywood....... °° $F TRACK ond ROLLERS, "RRR eennnerneR 2 :
: T5/. ye ure , - $74 FOLD-A-SIDE DOOR HARDWARE ...................... ‘eee ea. $7. om
4 , gx3x8 AD Fir Plywood . ees ss : 6* = GRASS SASH oot High Quality, Not impotts Nien ti ogre “rs i ¥
4 1s, x4x8 AD Fir Plywood . eee 7? 3008 BRASS DOOR BUMPERS ii i : a OG ee ca ets... Se eas siale a. 8c _
. 34 " oy / [DOORS PASSAGE SETS, Now ................ tise teeeeeseee S185 HQ
e z | 0 Birch Plywood Py . V Mahogany a se onset ges Se ie a oy tn Peck 1 .
$i] 4 595 fe _—s aaa y STEEL EXTENSION CLOSET POLES-NICKLE PLATED | = a | : i No. 2430, SIZE 30” to 48”..... 0... $1.20 F
iy a8 A.D. THIS IS A von fou |. [Wooo closer POLE, 108. 2S 9s Aye 3 £ |. Per Sheet for sun NOW! “im, 1° [Wooo ctoser roucer..........sse Plenty | >
2 WE HAVE SALESMEN To CALL ON YOU— “ro Hee YOU ON YOUR ESTIMATING PROBLEMS! AND QUOTE YOU ON. = 2 OUR NEW A.J S ALUMINUM STORM SCREEN—ALSO OUR NEW FOR 1958 A-J ALUMINUM SLIDING © VINDOW WITH WOOD FRAME FOR MO BARRIER AND ALL-ALUMINUM PRIME: WINDOWS WITH MOISTURE AND & QNDENSATION BARRIER MANUFACT WITH THE CUSTOM TOUCH BY en WHOLESALE, A DIVISION Closed Sundays /. . OF NORTHERN LUMBER CO __*.. NOTICE: Closed Sundays %
a a OLEY LAKE ROAL ‘AT WILLIAMS LAKE ROAD ..COME IN N TOOAY! “aie NEW. SHEDS—CLEAN STACKS OVER 70 CARLOADS sari MATERIAL UNDEF RCOVERBIG NEW SHEDS—CLEAN STACKS
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D BOND . At DURMEISTER .
oF Damo | 8
8x 8..... : sede \ $1.00 , “ROOF
. » BURMEISTER *. 8x12..........91.29
8xI6..........51.50 Louvers. 12x12......... 1.40 25 12x18......... 1.85 ae
Foundation Vents . . . .80¢ Pitch Louvers $360
MANY MORE SIZES
METAL LATH
rer 26 ft.
27x96 Metal Lath Sheets 88¢ ft.
27x96 Flat Rib . .
Arch Metal Bead . .
Dry Wall-Bead . . .
No. 1]-Metal_Arch..
8” Joist hoskas wor 13°
15x12 Steel Sash ‘2°
2x2 Cornerite | * @® oe ee @®
., MICHIGAN’S LARGEST GOLD BOND .
ca
. BURMEISTER . .
. - MICHIGAN’S LARGEST GOLD BOND. .
- With Tape $315
.. box $]!5 250-ft. System
60-ft System . .
500-ft. Rolls Tops i 5
WINDOWS |
. . BURMEISTER .
Aluminum and Tension Seal
‘and Removable Sash and Screen
1x8 Cedar Paneling
190", 9x12 OW G-Lt. Barn 6-Lt Barn Sash
. » MICHIGAN’S LARGEST GOLD BOND .
: S$ y aa
:
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‘ _Burmeistr’s s “hs
ae ae a \ | MICHIGAN'S LARGEST. GOLD BOND.
. 96 ft, |
. 5¢ ft.
_$p9s]
| 1x4 Lode Pole Pine
PLASTER BOARD | 4Ax8’-V4" |, $125
x8 es $145
WXBV" Cw, $165
4x10 & 4° x12’. perm $520
Rock Lath .. . 3 leas m 33400
25# Bag Joint Cement . $2!°
$50 |
Doubles or Singles with Humphrey ay
| 1x8” FIR s SHIPLAP . .
"x grFirt Bards 98"
» BURMEISTER Fay
| “PAL” RUBBER BASE Many Colors to Choose From. . .
« National Manufacturers
Gold Bond PAL
3 95.
Gal. a
“Paint Pan & Roller
19 GOOD QUALITY
1x6 Lodge ; Pole Pine
Per M
Western White Spruce
1x4" S4s
1x6” S4s
pence S4s
“x10” S4s—— —— LARGEST GOLD BOND.
165]
160".
1" 4” 1x 4” #2White Pine $180 |
Tx 1"x 6” #2 White Pine 5180
1x8 ” 49 White Pine $180
1x10" #2White Pine $180
1x12” +2 White Pine $180 |
| 1°x12” Shelving... * 13° |
1x 8” Shelving..." r. 10°
__NORTHERN |.
URE
~ Outside
Moust Paint _ Brand Name Quality
4 yl $ “4% Lvl ‘2 badd 3
Insulated $
SING... 15” All Colors - Security Brand
GOLD BOND —
| ASBESTOS SIDING
4 J 50
15 Colors a
in Stock
“CEDAR SHAKES | The New Triple C oat Duralaps
INo. 1 18 Stained 4 4s Cedar Shakes -
Limited Supply
100 sq. ft.
2 eae to sq:
Prox. 500. Sq.
Colors: Dark Green.
Light Green —_ Light Gray
Blue Gray Brome Red |
“CEDAR SIDING |
V2x6 © 110"
x8 CHOICE © i 935”
3-4x10 cuoice
Vox4 9° CHOICE
CHOICE
“ALUMINUM SIDING High Quality
: $39. 100
ec Ft.
105%
7 Prices. in » Quality Quoted — we:
Lumber and Hardware ~7940 Cooley Lake Road
Corner of Williams Lake Rd. :
OPEN DAILY
8 am. to 8 rm
Closed Sunday is
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GOLD BOND & J.M. $8750
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MICHIGAN'S LARGEST GOLD’BOND. .
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BURMEISTER py Except 3/0.....$9.95
se ae ¢
if ; 2x48" to 16'S ae
FULL BOXES : ONLY :
ACOUSTIC CEILING TILE tat RANDOM HOLES
a BUILDING BOARD 25-32" 2x8’
IMPREGNATED ~*~
Ax8xV2 6a"
EXT. BUILDING BOARD
CLEAR INSIDE JAMS No Joints aeuiaege
4x5 Va All Widths 3.25 |
Sliding Door Pockets ALL SIZES, - | Top bualits
$3 95° with HARDWARE
2x8-12' & 14".
EA REASONABLE | RATE
RY SERVICE
PICTURE WINDOWS
Tt 48x49 Center
SAVE—Double Hinge, 28x16. . 17"
Pine Paneling —
~Gomeat & Motr- Jack Post qT.
“Prices Subject to Change with Market Prices” but We ff
Think the, Market. will Tum for ‘Thiety Days! eS
ING Mi ‘ens UNDER COVER—BIG' NEW nl tab STACKS.
NO. 1 MAHOGANY FLUSH DOORS -
3.0x6'8"x1 34 au a $995
2:8x6'8"x134" Stn $g°°
oan | 2068 "x134" “ut $545
| Ame Fo) 2268x196" “out 8545 FBO | 2'4%x6'8"x136" ae $595
| i ig ‘| 2'6"x6'8"x136" "at $G25 | 7: 95° 2'8""x 68x] 3" ] i or $6”
WE ALSO HAVE BIRCH DOORS!
LARGE Clear Outside Door Frames
The Highest Quality Available
1% or 134 Rabbet
KNOCKDOWN
5Q%5 5995
Grade A-l Flush ENTRANCE DOORS 3-0x6-8 4 5° 5 16x24 Sides
$63”
WITH LIGHTS
WITH CHOICE OF LITES—STOCK |
layered Doors .. aoe 7s
. °2.95
. *2,95 |] 15 lb. FELT 432 ft. ‘
| 30 Ib. FELT 216 ft... . ma re
45 lb. ROOFING 100 sq q. ft ss
90 Ib. SLATE 100 sq. at
1x6, 1x8, 1x10 $a
CHOICE : , 7 Per
299 ax 3-8 CD PLYSCORE 975 4x8 1-2 CD PLYSCORE 12H 4x8 5-8 CD PLYCORE 1412 . ALL DOUGLAS FIR...
CLEAR REDWOOD PANELING ‘29500 "Keep ri a ‘Let It Be Your Price ist to Better Buying ss
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTORER 5. 1937 were ee : We at i
ES S| aes re
“Clear White Pine Mouldings!
500 000 Feet in Stock!
“CLEAR PONDEROSA PINE MOULDING a ny
‘+ walsiawana °°
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J [| CLOSET POLE, 13% Die. ............. O8ian BS 0U: yas Ue} wee hin, |
_Many-Many More—If you can’t
salesman call!
National Grade “A”
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Economy Model....... 5
Glass Sliding Door Cabinet ‘4p
Deluxe Sliding Door Cabinet*49*. | (With cing Light)
Deluxe Sliding Door Cabinet*29"
Standard 1-Door Cabinet. .°27° (With 2 Side Lights)
Large Stock , Best Buys Above with Plate Glass Except
“ALL HAVE STAINLESS STEEL FRAMES
Many, Many More — Made by Ideal Cabinet: Co.
Aluminum
All Sizes ALUMINUM
Storm Sash
Get Them
Ready Now! | “
_.WE ARE
FIR SASH DOOR CHECK FLUSH DOOR PRICES. -
KILN DRIED FIR DOORS 134 INCLUDING GLASS
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CASH WAY PRICES
~ OHIO FACE BRICK We Have the Price — Place -Orders Now!
~~ DELIVERY 10 DAYS to 2 WEEKS Delivered Direct to Job in Truck Lots
| COME IN TODAY!
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MANUFACTURERS
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WINDOWS
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HURRY!
“OAK FLOORING
No. 2 COMMON-shorts.....° 89.50
‘No. 1 COMMON-shorts..... $125.00
No. 2 COMMON -regular.... $125.00
‘No. 1 COMMON ree gular... 160.00
1x4 Yellow Pine FLOORING $110.00
1x4 CLEAR FIR FLOORING °135.00
1x6 CLEAR FIR FLOORING “195.00 _ ALL PRICES QUOTED Per 100 Sq. Ft.
ZONOLITE © cant PLASTER....91? 3 on ‘$1. 39 Ez ‘LIME... "69" |
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: 1.683 | Se. Fe. (including 10 A.M, to 8 P.M.
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for the lack of heat at this point.
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NO MORTGAGE COSTS
ae Payments $5900: © Month
$ bedroom ranch homes, 40-feet wide, forced air heat. auto. hot of cabinets. These water,
homes are 100% complete, are 80 feet and
wider. Paved streets paid for. Excellent schools.
and shopping.
Ys Mile West of Village of Commerce on Steeth Rd. : l= Daily and Sunday 12 Noon to 8 P. ~ <
=| _BENJ. RICH — 12545 Linwood TU 3-4000 }
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resi Up Outdoors
__[covered; Now the Biblical injur
| 411,100 FULL PRICE VETS $300 DOWN *—
3 Medrocens, full basement, deluxe features, close to ||
aN \schools, shopping’and transportation ... ONLY A FEW
* | LEFT. Model is located at Robinwood. and Perry Streets,
+ \} nocth of East Boulevard. Open Daly Gnd Sunday
X 2h 9.
ROSE HILL REALTY CO. 19470 Grand River KE 2-9060 ' Model Home Is Open Flowers, shrubbery and trees|Work the PAR-38s ‘can be even more colorful and/floodlights can be. Sunday—1 to 6 P M.
i
| It helps prevent accidents and
.ptrances, walls. fe's no danger of warp-|
ing. Put them in the kitchen. It
doesn’t take much baseboard to
keep a’
all the
cooking.
and get rid_of the bulky old-fash-
loned radiators.
Heating baseboards are installed
where wooden baseboards ordinar-
ily are found, and look their twin.
cecal planting “Or ae “and|Painted-to~harmonize with the
dining tables. One such decora-|W4ll above, they are a decided ad-
tive unit has a diffusing globe tational decor of any room,
surrounding a 10-to-40-watt bulb; oer
‘another reserribles a bird house. OF LIGHTS ~~ Representative types of outdoor mse
equi are pictured here in suggested oetings. ,
It seems as though elect
‘so essential to the indoor
‘pattern of the nation’s hom
‘ers — has been suddenly able area of a rooth. Not even ai!
} Sunny exposure can compensate)
Put them in t the living room and,
\, Equipment that’s usable for
and all outdoor lighting pur-
includes the PAR38 pro-
bulbs, which are self-con-
, spot and floodlighting
\ and the weathertight
called “handy fe Wax Paper Won't Stick
As a result, houses and
have become unified more
families are getting more living)
value out of both, By lighting up
the outdoors they gain, each day,
iseveral hours’ more enjoyment of
the land in which they've invested tween the rollers of the wringer
section of your washing machine
when it is idle to prevent rollers,
oo sticking together,
i
or safety — or all four. or spotlighting, gar
‘attractive under artificial light.' specially designed tele:
Lighting can be arranged for|Qne type fits into pipe Wm. _ Kennedy Ports, games and barbecuses. driven into the ground; .
“It provides more room for after.) nit noor-standard base Realtor ‘dark entertainment; more .time "®* ® 7” ad 3087 W. Huron FE 4-3569 for outdoor work in the cool even-| In making your choice of o
ing hours. *; 'door lighting — equipment,
experts advise keeping in mind hea Than
such considerations as ease of in- \ . Rent!
stallation, appropriate appearance, UR OWN. HOME
‘\COMPARE THESE 3 personal peat — eapacity,
: stonoo. ALL ELECTRIC
Hospital sued |= 867
| discourages trespassers.
Ten areas you can light effec-
‘tively. are: steps and walks,
porches and terraces, dining and
cooking areas, work areas, trees|
and flowers, play areas, pools, |
driveways, fences and gates, en-)
Chetce Exterior
ee Intetior’ Colers
. An increasing number of man
ufacturers ‘are developing light-|
fv neteillain hd, tok ae «
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| EARLY AMERICAN COLONIAL ESTATE
- “HAY-CIENDA” \ «| 6361 36-Mile Road, West of Van Dyke
Located near Ford Proving
Romeo and Metamora. 10 spacious rooms, 4. bed-
rooms, 3 baths, full basement, oil furnace, 3: natural -
fireplaces, 4car frame garage, separate servants |
| quarters, fenced-in dog kennel, large barn. 3% acres |
) of land, beautifully landscaped with numerous |
flowering trees and shrubs. WE
by appointment only. OPEN Everyday, be a
teeen 2 and 6. Please cal] or write for a brochure to H
| MELVIN F. LANPHAR AND CO., REALTORS. 4711
1 be sansoe ay 5 hae ere: 1, ene. TES, . . ing equipment to serve the many) es, rs a. series ‘| purposes of outdoor living, Some) ul Permit | FALEER ‘Jiunits are designed for specific co.
| | |applications,
[iuse.
‘| |flat bases, some mushroom units
434 Emerson Off Pa
others~for general
Put a piece of wax paper be-
| Free Estimates
351 N. Paddock erre| | handyman. Forestone for a 10’ by!
12" ceiling costs around $31.
Put Flooring Overhead
for ‘Interesting Ceiling
Many families have found that
distinctive wall and ceiling effects'
can be created by employing hard-
wood flooring for those applica-
tions. In wall treatments the floor-
The Good Housekeeping Shop | oF PONTIAC %
51 W. Huron St. FE 4.1555
' Open Money and Friday til 9
ing usually-is applied horizontally.
Mixed widths often are used,
These can be either the strip
style of flooring, which comes in|
widths of 1% inches to 3% inches |
or plank flooring, produced in |
widths from 3 to 9 inches. Either
style can be obtained: punished or)
‘prefinished:
ATTENTION!
GAS HEAT
APPLICANTS! If You-Have Your |,
Gas Permit— -
ACT NOW!
Install a Famous
General Electric ||
GAS FURNACE}
GENERAL @& ELECTRIC
FE 5-6978 | CONCRETE STEPS For.a Step in Beauty |
THE UNIT \STEP
CHECK THESC FEATURES:
_@ No sections to Be Forced Apart by Frost or Settling
“@ Permanent Beauty—Rugged Dependability \
@ FHA Specifications
@ Strong Reinforced Casting
@ Avoid Messy Installation
UP TO 42 SQ. FT. OF PORCH SPACE _ Satety Tread
Réduces Slipping
- Free Estimates — We Deliver Anywhere!
CONCRETE STEP CO. | 6497 Highlond Road © OR 3-7715 Across from Pontiac Airport
+
Addition to St. Joseph.
Helps Double August
Construction Figures cs
Mushroom -type ‘units come
under the special purpose head-
ing. Equipped with short, spike-
tipped stems, they may be stuck
in the ground and used for light-
ing low and medium height flow-
ets or plants, walks and steps.
With four-to five-foot stems and A $621,890 addition to St. Joseph
Mercy Hospital helped push build-|
ing permits issued in September
byPontiac to more than double
the August figures, Carl F. Alt,
are adequate for general lighting city building inspector announced. '
on terraces and porches, and for Kit |
visual tasks. Grounds and between _ q
{| intd walls for lighting paths, steps
i|and walks near buildings, and for
: ‘ low
OPERATE. |
During the month there were
127 permits worth $1,311,129 ap-' ,|proved as. compared to 151 total-
ing $623,235 issued the preview)
month.
x * *
The addition at the local hos-)
pital is for. a laundry and sei,
reom.
_ Construction of only nine new
homes in. the city ($81,500) last
month compared to 27 im August
‘totaling $203,580.
Home owners were busy with
repairs’ last month aiso as Alt mounted units designed to be built! :
illumination of terrace or
porch floors. Light direction may
be controlled by lenses or louvers.
In addition, there are weather-
fluorescent units for illu.
minating - fences, buildings or
other projections, the units may
Tight narrow flower beds or paths
/ mext to buildings.
Underwater units include a de
corative shield which clips to a/réported 62 permits granted for,
2 - Complete Basement Waterproofing All Work Guaranteed — Free Estimates!
pee. Waterproofing - Phone FE 4-0777 r
-2-t060-watt bulb. It floats on the
water held by the buoyancy of
the lamp, and waterproof PAR-38|ing up, worth $20,021.
| spotlights, Watertight sockets. and kok jcords are essential,
that can be sus-
ps we from poles, trees and
root overhangs may be used ini
All. Sizes!
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+ | Four new commercial buildings’
PROTECT YOUR CAR THE YEAR AROUND
ate 8 G & M Built
All Types!
_ FRAME and BLOCK
ag and ‘an addition to the Fraternal |
loo 8 of Eagles 1230 building at
ofl 2x9 W. Montcalm st. amounted!
ito $81,000 of the month's totals.
Other permits included: two for
‘NO, DOWN
“Up to 5 Years to Pay PAYMENT
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W. MOOTE . INC. ~
Slectrical CONTRACTOR ° State & City Licensed
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i? EESEUESEES: |anything You Need at a Price to Fit Your Budget ATTICS — ADDITIONS — RECREATION ROOMS — BASEMENTS and
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: Narrow Rooms Are OK — OS OR eae
ae if? ee ee ert See f= NES ee . a i mA
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: it into ' t gunuliaal «Simple Trick Insures iene Turns Cistern covet ng Into weiice ~ {Safety of Floor Lamp : into, Storm Shelter... |PINT The rats the conde
Rarecgaonbe youngster from] GRAND RAPIDS &@ — Aifidn't cost a cent, me manent over floor lamps often is Spare cistern dry with a fruit spray rig
Se ee on nearby ta farmer tng. solved| ort cked jt with driaking water
‘ | blankets, tins of farm and personal
records «plus a transistor radio,!
rooms is Silver drill,
: white, If this finish
is ps Me without sealing the knots,
_|the knots will burn through, leaving)
4% GI — ;
3 BEDROOM BRICK with full basemesit
$280 DOWN Model: 1253 - Featherstene, Foatiase
HERRINGTON HILLS
solid off-white effect to be}
achieved.
. | For those who like really bright
colors, Sawtooth Sun is ideal, a
full-toned orange. Tioga Tan and
Klickitat Cloud are in the beige
family, the former -a deep beige
and the latter presenting a touch
ot gold. For a dark brown with
a gilded glint, there is Gunnison
Gold which has a rusti¢ feeling. > sunshine S warmth —
all winter long
an. Seaten ‘CONDITIONING
and
WATER TOWER
CLEANING
FE 5-3759 __ PETE'S . REFRIGERATION 1764 Cass Leke Rd..
ING NARROWNESS — Light seius eas et
furniture with an airy look help make this
- inviting. The dry sink adds a traditional note.
How does one turnde a narrow|‘ “particularly if the windows are
hat the narrow end of a room. These
will offer a heavy effect, and give
the appearance of closing in the
room even more.” tions for finishes are invited sees write for this free folder to The
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BUILDING PRODUCTS Co.
1992 Pontiac Dr., FE 4-9531
Near Telegraph and Orchard Lake Roads
_ Here's the heating oil service that brings the
‘warmth of sunshine inside —to brighten your
saking. Send your ae ee, we ie GAS ond OIL \ : is é
\ reas te the al ab ted pameghrtaeiiuaneay pNaNaAT Bech oi oot EXCEL — MUELLER \let to-The National Paint, Varnish|fee table or end table unless these FHA Licensed Contractor—Free Estimate 90 ne 34 and. Lamar Association, 1500}are absloutely necessary to the 3216 Rycroft Se. 7 FE 2-4970 i 5 . Paddock St. Pho FE 2-8343 | Rhode Island Avenue, N.W., Wash- : | i = ington 5, D. C. gee
~ Flagstone Wallcovering
mornings all through winter, It's our Shell
Heating Oil CERTIFIED COMFORT Service.
Twice as dependable—because Shell certifies
you get a premium grade heating oil, and we
_ certify you get service you can count on. “ Avoid heavy drapery materials
in’ a narrow room,” she advises,
FABRICATING —
115 Branch Street
Be Your Own Decorator itsely may serve to break up wall] @ io ce 4
With New Free Booklet (?@
‘i a ee “Picture windows,” says Miss | | Telephones: This is modern heating at its very best. Why |
ath: oh enenied treet eee ee con: | Ponites not call us this week for more details? these days. It's just a matter Of] room. ‘The only trouble is that | ; FE 4-0586 ,
oat yeu are Wih owt) este Pes 2B Brin s Sunshine td lamin rea ata prey etx” Mate cre yr | | OS Ra ey santo ‘and baoeine ‘ihole| RAVE & lovely view before you | “BEAMS — PLATE — RE RODS — ANGLES — CHANNEL — PIPE. | —_— te have new Picture window put | ~ BARS AND FLATS — TUBING — SASH — ADJUSTABLE ee” ff _
: the Really. Living| ‘* 7eer Uving reem or move tn- "AND FIXED COLUMNS | ! Room,” is a pamphlet filled with ae eee 2 ew
aad ' ue overlooks another
Moery’s Oil Burner Sales-Service H. H. SMITH OIL CO.
Copiés the Real Thing
Flagstone, often used for making| BEDROOM
BRICK HOMES
This. wallcovering— almost as LOW DOWN PAYMENTS
durable as its outdoor counter-
part—doees not involve the major
construction problems of flagstone.
The new textured effect is achieved
by a simple hanging process.
veterans: civilians:
BUILDERS’
_ SPECIALTIES F EATURES GALORE! t + ‘TENN. LEDGE ROCK ® Activities and.Family rooms ® Formica counter tops. ,
| iuneeeracd ex ° Studio and conventional ceilings ° Good closet space throughout
ee agg e Spacious kitchen ; e Spacious lots ; :
Geman - @ Ample kitchen cupboards, natural ® Street paving already in and —
METAL CULVERTS - finish paid for by the builder
er en = lg COPCO Aluminum Horie Sling Windws
HEATILATOR
ms ‘Payments as LOW as. a
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CEMENT and MORTAR $12. 500) PONTIAC KNOLLS:
Ro Model Home and Sales Office
ahah - complete wit house and lot) QPEN Daily and Sunday from
CEMENT COLORS 30 yr. GI and Noon till 9 PeM. oo Model at
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DOOR & WINDOW TRIM:........ .$5.50.C §] % te traditions! basement, : Builders of new homes as well
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DOOR JAMS — Interior ............$2.95
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svsnc2t0 Ease Home Buying | : *‘Cegren ts now anittertet al
Ital stock of which ts owned by
the modern boller-burner unit.!new plan to make it easier for| savings and joan associations, _ |,
each other eae frat people to buy homes. Fee ee eee Dendeoed tx: tk Veieel adel Savings and Loan League, the plan
has been. introduced in the United
{States Senate as 8.2791 by Sen-
The welcome mat is
. out between the hours
of 2:00 p. m. and 7:30
p. m. 7 days a week!
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ENJOY 6 LAKES In a Gentle Rolling Subdivision with Winding Paved
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You'll be glad you
_GENERAL REAL ESTATE e 2536 Dixie Hwy. Pontiac. FE 64-4561 Jerry B. Adams
SUPPLIES
ator John, Sparkman, (D-Ala) and
L ee Sieteber of the Snaiy $0 stay
its merits thoroughly during the
Congressional recess,
The League plan is aimed al
providing more higher-percentage
conventional home loans; It would!
privately-financed
Home Loan Guarantee Corporation
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WHY BE TRAPPED IN THE
CITY? ENJOY VACATION LIV-_
ING THE YEAR ‘ROUND .. ..
WITH PRIVATE BEACH PRIVI-
LEGES ON THE LAKE.
*TWO FULL BATHS * SEPARATE DINING ROOM
* BUILT-IN OVEN & RANGE * ATTACHED GARAGE
GAS HEAT! . ,» AND ONLY 39 MINUTES
FROM DOWNTOWN DETROIT
When the James Chuncne-Nirtivweuterns High _Extension is completed it will run straight
Mt. Royal, m making it only « 39-minute trip, nt
COMMUNITY WATE
sd YOU BUY HOW! Don't walt for the eo! Hermes, le, he will eal lo $200 1 teat way Extension is ea
ommerce Reed. Tern Right on Commerce ;
_ Model Phone EM 3-9123
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3 BEDROOMS
This Lovely Model Home
Completely Furnished. by
| LAKE ‘ORION FURNITURE
and
APPLIANCE
~CO., Inc. | ce . ‘ 79,
~ Builton Yourownlot...
Just Imagine! -3 Bedrooms, full basement, 11/2
baths—for less than $10,000. Impossible! We
Here is the most wonderful opportunity say no!
Own your own home for as little as of the year!
come ouf and see it for yourself.to appreciate the
fine workmanship, quality materials and construc-
features will amaze you-when you compore the
|, Priced models. Come out: today!
| Carpets and Drapes
- Throughout |
THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1957 _
$9,975 built on your own fot. You really have to.
tion that make this home unique. High price:
specifications and advantages found in higher
Model Open SUNDAY 2 to 7
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P.M., WEEKDAYS
—DIRECTIONS—
2 Miles South of Lake Orion on M-24
2601 Gorland, Perry Acres
MPSEN This Lovely Home| ye? Orit: :
_ Furnished by | ee ee ee 2 eee
Bhishescenmas ed 377 S. Telegraph = es «FE 4.0528
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Tf Not, Then You Are One of the Few Who Are Misatig the Best Deal
We Have Been Able to Offer This Year--At Less Than $10,000
Compare These Features:
Built on Your Own Lot * Cedar Shake Siding © Plastered Walls * © Aluminum Sliding Wi , 3 d © Full Basement " 2 eee ® Hardwood Oak F ori = °1% Baths a ® Birch Kitchen Cabinets ° Sliding Wardrobe Doors e Copper Plumbing
° Oil Forced Air Heating © Electric Automat; tc Automatic
e Laundry Trays see
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article. Board Utilizes
(Former Waste Material:
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jim Seat, aps 4 Univenty of: ee te
an associate professor in thie U-M would A teeek i lions ir — fe School of Natural Resources. |y., Wo na og for compa, perme explains, is reduced to small’ pring annual ear nang ay mg coated ster ma
= [particles ‘ang shavings, i Be Particular on Height jtion also was at a new high in ing, not before. Call for free estima
, [ters — and hound together with of Byilt-In Ovens, Broilers Scnember with increases in high.| FE 5-7471 toes clase Bi teat one some way work, military facilities and/.
Sita seigiract tettear wk be ke Oe eee ee materials, underlayment in floors, popular can. S wee 7 e4- jand furniture. | |stalled to custom-fit a kitchen. A bps Se ocala lat PAYMENT *10 PAY Raw material for such panels |big feature of the built-in oven is|thot,, ee ee grb PAYMENT. januaky |
or species. Hence, it is possible fortable working height. the picture while you step back to utilize not only low grade logs, For the average-size woman,. an|;, = = Gt materiel witch tes & Se even its te Seale face me —————————— st heen wasted, protessor bottom — z
ainscotin hem with yel = ss 3 oon on toner 4 below the ~ PRICES STILL = wi ing on them w yel- . er is '
low farmyard print paper above. lice board will mean greater de_(0¥e%:_ the interior oven bottom REDUCED The curtains are yellow organdie |-ntralization of the panel wood ter ag inches bp floor. | Mn ee ene al fringe. |industry from the Pacific North- lean Ag Rape ute AWHINGS In the bedroom wing of the west to all over the world. Place the oven so that the top of house there is first of all a utili- |"'s1 , meas AWNINGS ty room with yellow walis, From... of low grade pine,
rage. @ , fad | ‘The bath Js. pink and-white,—several | On war ALUM. COLUMNS with a pink floor, pink tile on ———e? |
the lower walls and white up- — walls fixtures plant so
| hectare | curtains tn pink, ite and | “xpanding ev | For Fast Action ‘PRICE. NO : 3 | ’ The guest room is pale green | the Mahest grade timber and is CALL REDUCTION _ dh fe © Many color combinations | now becoming more and more : See es eck with a birch storage wall on one as MON * "] | side: Above the closet there are | Sout, mus, maw induetry hes |} WILLIS M. BREWER {1 J on ahiminum. combination Ue eg ae | HE ps CIRCULATION Y) ‘ti Papset ‘ —, Me j | Mike it was the answer to ail sin teter teh mer. i} | storm windows and doors. DOWN |- — ee | rugs on it. Furniture is dark problems,” Professor Marra B-08°N, Porte FE 4-8181 |
HEAD-10-10E COM RT... 2 | The draperies base an interes. | “2” | |W. BOGERT—OFFICE OPEN 8:30-5:00 DAILY—CALL FE me 4 the bottom and a narrow one at |Made from TO BUY OR SELL |i NG yh SAVINGS UPTO 25%1, |S cim on" Eee Tut stat || ALL AWNING AND STORM WINDOW SALES wide pleture window with ade. (Ptr, but” the Intteducton a _233 S. Telegraph Rd. Facing Ruth St., Ponti fen. lightful view of the water — resin adhestve binders removed JOHN KINZLER ‘ many man om peries are pink (made of this ae sheets), stenciled in little violet noseganys, Walls also are
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linto action this year with the most
favorable home-purchasing terms
‘ever -to be put into effect by the
FHA.
income families to buy a home of
»| their-own comes as a result of the
FHA to the lowest levels since the
enactment of the FHA law in 1934,
John M. Dickerman, Executive: i
TU 3-4000
ition of Home Builders, sponsors of
National Home’ week, points’ out
these examples of the reduction in
the requirement had been’
$700, and now is $300. On a $12,000
jhome, the former $1,200 down pay-
)ment becomes $600. On a $15,000
a the previous $1,950 is now FP FRA TERMS TO 5 YEARS TO PaY FREE ESTIMATE T
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This opportunity for sasihenial
Director of the National Associa-| ©
‘FHA down payments: On a $10,000)
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in| ized plastic trim and a golden hued the woodetf area. Four lakes are
ae oa a FORESTBROOK HILLS _ Eighty-five ‘ites in in
one of Farmington’s newest subdivisions, Forest-
brook Hills, are havirig custom built ranch homes
constructed on them. Winding roads run through Built of brick,
within its boun-
daries. Pictured above is one @ of the.model homes. early American style. Bruce E, Duke Contracting
Company is the- builder for this house, Other
. Trembers of the Duke family are also builders
__ in the same area. Houses start at $40,000. ey ARKSTON EAN F
With BASEMENT
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A new heater that -takes the
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comfort is the most sensational and
revolutionary development in port-|
able electric heaters in decades.
Richly styled in black quilted
vinyl with-silver embossed metal-
frame, this radiant heat screen has
just been introduced by Arvin In-.
dustries, Inc., which is celebrating.
its 25th anniversary as a manu-
facturer of portable electric heat-’
ers,
Because of its beauty;the screen
can add a major decorative accent
to any room. It is very similar fn
appearance to the old-fashioned
dressing room screens which have
been making such a comeback re-
cently.
An outstanding feature, besides |
be focused directiy on an in- ffs styling, is that the heater can | Screen
ns Infra-red type eat rays
emitted from the screen keep a
person comfortably warm while
the temperature of the room is
only slightly affected,
The screen panels, which are
come hot to the touch and will not
¢forcused on a child being bathed or burn or scorch anything coming in
contact with them.
An ideal use for the screen is in
a nursery where the heat can: be ** ; is inexper sive
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drafts, Used by a person drying
off after a bath: shower, the radiant
heat from the screen. supplants
‘that lost through radiation from)
the body. Thus a person is kept
warm instead of’ cooling off as
water .on the body evaporates. — 1
less than an inch thick, never be-
=| movement of traffic without inter-
DEWEY REFRIGERATION
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-Member of Doors to the kitchen should be
‘located so that there can be a free PONTIAC CUT STONE M-59 (1 Mile West of Airport) Phone OR 3°1594 ference with activities at the major
| work centers.
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PONTIAC-OAKLAND CO. REFRIGERATION ASSN.
—in DARB LAKE Colony—you'll find highly
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Rec Room Ideal
for Youngsters
on Rainy Day
A rainy day at home can be
less trying on the ‘housewife if the
youngsters have a recreation room
in which to release their pent-up
. energies. Recreation rooms also
pare ideal for adult entertainment
|in the evening once the elements
force you to retreat inside from the |
patio, |
| Homes don’t necessarily need a’
basement in which to build a rec-.
reation room. An extra bedroom,
\if large endugh, or a garage or
‘utility room that can be spared are
| readily converted into a permanent
J play area with the use of durable
‘materials such as glass, ceramic’
tile and hardwood.
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399 S. Paddock St. ’ FE 2.0283 rproof quarry _tile is the. ideal material for me §
a project. Matter of fact, a
| builder or architect may advise |
| using real tile not only on floors
and walls, but also on snack bar
—
Homemakers ‘can have a lot of,
fun themselves on a rainy day-by/
decorating such a room. Nautical
motifs, with deep blue denim
draperies, will help to make the
“Captain's Cabin’”’ more attractive.
READY for
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Design the recreation room as}
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Use of Color z Enlarge
Light colors can create a feel-
‘ing of spaciousness even in the
smallest of bathrooms, An illusion
of added height is accomplished
by surfacing walls in rectangular
ceramic tile with the long side.
vertical. Use of the same color
tile on window sills, on the edge @3-Bedrooms @ 22 Baths ‘For. Luxurious Family Living 3-BEDROOM BRICK TRI-LEVEL
2,000 Square Feet of Living Space
277 OTTAWA DR., PONTIAC
Featuring
e@ Attached 2 Car Garage
@ 16x29 Family Room With a Natural Fireplace @ Alum-
of floors and fixtures, also con-|
tributes to the illusion of spaciotts-
of dark
colors, They have a tendency to
Patio @ Lot 70x221 Seeded. inum Windows e Built in Range and Oven e Dishwash-
er @ Birch Kitchen Cupboards. e Formica Tops e Kitchen
Vent Fan e Attic Fan @ Color Fuxtures and Ceramic
Tile in Bath @ Gas Incinerator @ Sliding Glass Door to
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all advantages of Country CLUB living—all
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3 bedroom ‘brick ranch — fully carpeted — Kitchen with table
space — large utility room — storms and screens — — large
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sa gash to : lin | * Pu- poetday.. __ [the Holy Naga Society. in Lapeer County General 2:90 pm. treme, the Sharpe — ia than 3:30 pm. Bo
pt Birmingham, , ve. ; after a long illness. , : Lakeview , Clarkston. soenen :
| is survived by her bus-|! son, Steven, with whom| ‘Mrs. Geathesd Wil He sta --CIRCULATION DEPT. ~ . ; ‘gone. Trask of Yorm ot red, she leaves another son,| Sienwton ‘eal e 1 —— ee , foarten|Gatlon’ this vieinity; two grand-| saMilTONOcTORER 1 105, The Pontiac- po ae SS = : pai , ’ James Bertee and Mrs. Marion #... 35 N. Sanford. os¢ = 2 ae is o TPs , ; . 50; beloved son of Mrs. Laure P ‘ age rte “A ~ Nand Steven Tatar, of North Branch and Hamilton; deer, brother of Mrs. ress
ey sieng<ansscocl five great-grandchildren. bf ae Em cay | ov" Win
ihe ladies ot aki aoes: i Sone WELLIAM M, FUMRMAN = |. service, Fil, bbe ott, | ter teat FESS, Oe Berry. eB Pere.
the company may|c ‘gg edheppapeseersea: F/O UTICA — Service for William H.| Parmer-Snover | Funeral "3 hens | CARPENTERS BODES, reese
<< : is a is Fuhrman, $9, of 11229 15 Mile Ré..| feauns: iiermeni to One Grove, | ut far ken of dobn, OF ea utility “reply ying _ Eyer ‘ . Township, a ' at the Parmer- PaaRrEs :
show cote, said the : a ye came p.m, Monday from Trinity Lath _Bover Funeral ome. ae | en iy Serk & overtime. mission cause ' . a.m. Mon-jeran Church, Utica. The Rev. A.| NELSON, OCTOBER 4, 1987, WIL- ees’ Wiischetm Lake RA
gas in its service area day from Vincent de Paul|R. Gallert will officiate and. bur-| s™,,0- $11 Rensacole, | Stine EXPERIENCED | APPLIANCE a limitation on diptri- Church with b in Mt, Hope|ial will be in Utica Cemetery. Hig} bang of Florida Nelson: dear washers, & home. refrigeration. 4 body will be at Milliken Funeral father of Mrs. Howard McKinney. Bring references to Rovs Re- Cemetery. : al n Puners! service will be held Mone | = Discement Parts & Service. 96 game RaLH Sie of D ‘Home until 11:3 a.m, Monday. day, oe oe. ae. : Oakland.
saatoriamataies _ aaron aces yl Mr. Fubrman, who died Thurs-|’ jer, william Marbach officiating: Hesarianced Clerks Seats finer cerdscsos th} Mrs. Ronald D. -(Florence E day afternoon_in Detroit, is sur- Mr, Nelson will lie in ste xperience erks | doa, OO nresvccnise 3 Puneral Home.
; asc eeeeeeentebee By |Stearns, 55, of 12609 St. Largo St., vived by two daughters, Regina at TEuET DCTORER 3. ta87- WiL- Pull and parttime hardware clerks
Se enilss tanied basa Neh tt\Clamene; bis mother ae Cioe:| Son titatestceed tars | Serenee Reus Renders ner see wer eeneeesees a ’ a mens; q Ss : rs. age. * P| i. % . 4 a
7 : ', St. Petersburg, Fla. She had been/line Fuhrman, Warren; five broth-" Wilton Minart, and. Joseph Gat oo eal Pr vast a, in.
1 ill three weeks. o ers, John and Fred of Warren,| ton, Mrs. Man "Thompeon:, deat |) hewrs ots Sm kes pe +s A member of First Methodist|Albert-of Avoca, Harold of Rose- brother # Peter —_. sone EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
240 Church, Mrs. Stearns had lived in| Ville, Frank of Utica; two sisters,| Oclover Tat 10 am. from ths Tight sian, Some lees, furatshed. it Pontiac for many years ‘prior to|Mrs. Lydia Thrk of Lake Orion.| s. Vincent do Feito Gomelery. Bg Be 1 moving to Florida a year Mrs. Edna Dye of Rochester; and| Recitation of the Rosary will be | 3.4697)" 218 fea hares her husband; tp onl three -grandchildren. = held Sunday See cue | BEF TEWELRY SALESMAN. 138 _jter, Mrs. Robert Sawage of Lan-|. ALEXANDER L, SOVA . where Mr. Nemey will lie in eet we : FOR
a sing and a son, Stanley of Cali-/' WALLED LAKE — Service for| gua OcTORER (107, ALEX. ‘| — S™all dies. Apply at Hamlin Tool
: Ue/ning in St, Joseph Mercy Hospital|fornia, = Alexander L. Sova, 67, of 203 Bern-| “ander 1.203 Berasiend, Walled | 4, Mashing Co.” 4ni Hamlin after an illness of two months. ‘ire aia’ hear will be. at| 084, R4. will be at 9.a.m. Mon- ~ Pm Sova: deer father of _| EXPERIENCED, DRIVER FOR
-. 4.8¢| A retired employe of Pontiac Mo- the-“Voorheés-Siple Funeral Home prod yg eA ag Ege | 22]"Guver J Bova, Mrs. George’ | EXP SHEET METAL INSTAT-~
on ks : at 7p m today _~ : 7 tayne ane tiles 200 ee to ‘pee oan 6 Te tees Oe a8 oe, will am 190 — officiate and burial will be in eee Mes teen and Mrs. ~ efits O'Brien Heating & Supplies. F Service at 1:30 p.m./Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Recita-|: f,irs gove. Puneral service will | 3} _Voorhels,
oo wo en romot {Monday from the Voorhees-Siple|tion of the Rosary will take place} be held Monday, October’ 7. Ot ae MARRIED MAN FOR DAIRY 2.00, ' Ctapel with the Rev. Paul T. Hart|at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Richard-} §,,°"Gnuren with Rev., Pr. John los Long. Bleeth Ra Milford. a by Standard Oil Co ot the First Methodist Church of-\son-Bird Funeral Home, Walled) Foley officiating. tity mecite- | FARMER WANTED. MUST BE ’ ye, bi Fa eee | \V. =i ficiating. Burial will follow in/|Lake. tion of the Rosary will be Sun- nd orepe. Sanus have en. customers in and around Kalama-|fettuce Heed cerste, 3 doa...) hae| [White Chapel Memorial Ceme-|_Mr. Sova, resident of Oakland) dey, ot. 8 Po et eee ake, cellent ree et continuous = : _ |{izoo, Marshall, Lansing, Flint Two Birmingham area men have}tery. aE cong County. for 20 years, died last) where Mr. Sova will le in state. ry workers. Celery end bouse. Jackson, Bay City, Saginaw, Pon- ; Poultry been promoted: in a reorganization BYRON S. BEATTY night. He is surVived by his wife,| sTEARNS, GcTORER 3. Ltn CALL TRinity 3-9204, Detrolt.
* ; ot aa Hextivile, Fiymeath, Werte, eernerr rouirsy - _- |°f Standard Ol Co. sales districts,| nor iy — service for Byron S.\rrenie Ded et fargo, Pia. Age 88. Beloved wie? |. == GROCERY » Clemens, McBain; ‘| DETROTT. sa\according to A, V. Fraser, of De-|," 7 “tL , Donald R., Leén a v-] ew of Ronald D. Stearns; I
Breckenridge, St. Louis and Alma. per pound £. ‘>. Detrott for Wo. 1 quality troit, regional manager. Beatty, 82, of 203 Grant St., willler J., all of Walled Lake; two| mother of Mrs. Robert Savage STOCK
The commeleston reported ioday |. Wesvy type bens 18-30. light type 12.13 - s. £ ~ ai A osm ety — 05 daughters, ‘Mrs. George Layne} service will be held Mondey: ‘ that Michigan Gas Utilities Co. foe whites fo-31" a fad he Five: new district sales offices|Rev. Lewis Sutton offici ting of Farmington and Zoe Sova of the Voorhees-Siple Puneral Home . 7 >
has “asked that restrictions be [Barred Rocks 21-23. Caponettets. (under ues ciating. Bur-|Walled Lake; a sistery Mrs. Laura| © with Rev. | Paul T. Mart of, PRODUCE $ the.) 31; (over 8 the.) 31-28. Turkeys, have been created in this region|ial will be in Lakeside Cemetery,|Sova of Pontiac and four brothers, fisinting. datormens, te | waite
ees, / ee eg in an effort to achieve more effi-junder auspices of Holly Lodge No.|Lawrence, Arthur, Alvin and Em.| will ile im state ‘after 7: pm. “CLERKS ' = va _ ‘The company serves _31,000_cus- DETROIT EGGS cieney_and_closer customer rela-|134; F&AM. Mr. Beatty died yes-|ery ‘all of Cheboygan. . tonight at the Voorhees-Siple
‘policy, but has ors in Monroe, Coldwater, Hills-|pimit cass’ included, federel-stere|tions, Fraser said. terday at Hilltop Acres Convales-| ~' : Funerel Bes. FULL & PART TIME FOR NEW
Harbor, South Haven and Grand/s." ‘medium sci. weighted averege|Detroit-east. district, from Detroit] j4¢ came to Holly in 1893, from eal § cisewnere | mpepeonpee ap apna BM KROGER STORE Haven. / 41: a 31. Grete B. ae ss. ss;|to Port Huron. «Swindell lives at Pennsylvani a, where he was | DENVER (—Haslett P.Burke, tha Prin le who passed away IN THE
‘Only Michigan Gas and Electric|"Cheens 90° 8"® 4135 — —- ’ Pore born, He was engaged in ~ 83, former chief justice of Colo- Our lips es not tell how we miss MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CTR.
Co, has yet to be heard from be-| ,, Tote! weekly receipts (Sept. 28- Oct. 4) . ‘ligrecery business Yor several jrado, who once refused an ap- ae matte Exc. opportunity to joto expanding fore Monday's de ig 11,367 cases, , - New Detroit-west manager, Cov-| years and for 25 years was e™- |pointment to the U.S. Senate, died God none. tows hdw we miss he. with" periodie™ increases ‘Many
; -——latye 4-88; medium 3e-z0. 8" “***ilering the area’ south to the Ohio! ployed at the American Spring |yesterday. Burke was a Republi-| sadly missed by her husband & cuding pela vecations & bolidays, ; ‘ Wrowns: ‘Orage A. extra large 53-54; 'line, is E. M. Riencke of 18115 Kin-| Factory here. Mr. Beatty wag @ jcan and had served 30 years on| _‘susbters, 000 Life insurance, sickness & acci-
Changeover Brings (S:."i'tee "sich: st ross, Beverty His. to-year member ot the Holly Ma- |the Colorado Supreme Court. | ™_LQVING MEMORY OF CAUGN | gent, isurance,“C mhy’ mors, ; ; . . , me Same. Po much we miss him : ee er. a MIRACLE M low Aut / Ou ut - Livestock Car Seller Sentenced He is survived by his wife, Bir- News in Brief Never shall his memory fade: | ITRAC ILE
0 : : DETROIT #9 — J ‘ _. |die; four oe mn ee, eee ie. To the pot where be ie jad. oe KROGER STORE
sf . DETROIT LIVESTOCK — James Stafford, Lynch Holly, Mrs. Tem- ‘ ; & Jay.
DETROIT — The auto indus-| nerporr, oct. 3 (APi—Hoge—Seladle|-> O% Taylor Township was ¥eM|nieton < Detroit, Mrs.. Millicent|, Eat hearty folks. St. Benedict's sone,_ Colvin _Jr._@_Resy ast 241 8. TELEGRAPH RD.
try will build 22,725 cars and 6,047 00. Marte ser established: ; 7 tenced to nine years in’ prison Swayze of Flint and Mildred Beat- ee PE gy emg Bing Funeral Directors 4 route
trucks this week, Ward's Automo-|sisughter cows: scaiteria fed ateres| rnuraday se ne Pvangg “82 =o = ty of Pontiac; one son, Byron ofitynn st day, -Oct. -6th. - $. Oct. “ tive Reports said today The low) sisughter classes steady: few sood Flint; 13 grandchildren and 10/$1.75 adults, children, Te. on-Johns jevePeflects the model svitchover|Seae" arty", tiar 486 NUT oeph A. Gills heard tesiimony| en 1s Srna sith, chides, We | _Donelson-Johns MEAT CUTTERS _ /\of both. General Motors and Ford,|20.00; tility cows. 1.00-14.50. Canners that Stafford sold 24 stolen cars, ; s - ' ed tor Funerals” z non pe Cutters 10.50-13.50; utility heav¥lusing titles of wrecked autos he -MRES;-AGNES BERTEE Catholic Women, 28 8S. Parke, ee te GROUND — . s
Last week the industry built 51,-|weet- ted steers ‘and: nelicre eutty“eetbought from junk yards. Police) NORTH BRANCH—Service for| Beta Sigma Phi, Oct. 5th, 8 a. m.| puruicy ‘Punerat Home. PE. #1211 BUTCHERS 552 cars and 9,242 trucks. In the /2OUO6. ‘ong te Soc’ higher; bole feaeae;|Said Stafford changed motor num-|Mrs. Agnes Bertee, 85, was held) , , a a SPARKS.ORIFPIN CHAPEL |
4 : = ‘ : cin id bites ‘ °, i, 4 \ \ 4 , Thoughtful service 3841 like week a year ago 59,367 Cars|stockers and feeders scarce, unchanged: bers on the stolen cars to conform|Friday at the Blackburn Funeral stolen from: Bagley Auto Parts,| ~ Coats PONERAT for new
and 19,926 trucks were produced. | 273). "ederate showing heh creme With the numbers on the titles. |Home here. The Rev. Karl Patow/174 Bagiey st. yesterday morning | Draven Plaine = Wateriord. Tep. KROGER STORE IES as 4 Ward's said GM’s Chevrolet, Pon-jana low prime o7-1398' b. steers 25.50- by a burglar. . = : ;
: tiac, Buick and Oldsmobile divi-|33%0; Sagara and low good short-ted es : 7 | Voorhees-Siple IN THE | sions are set to start 1958 model aed manda ee, a. nt oe Feared essen ghee of = FUNERAL HOME MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CTR
output next week, rn eS P ° F lk M N rvice a rankl ’ .
iendien nscanvce Reta)! Pattis FOLKS May NOt |isiva. “ca” pontiac’ pice that| Ammtee Syperare or Mol | res, enmity tan cxuatng nd ul Get ed eet aah ke! Cond All She Does: [iste s cotice treat yesterday| ——comerery Lets _§ | grees it coaken 50; . ; : ) efits. paid va- 13.80, thin ‘light ¢ ceaners down to 3.08: onaone e oes jsomeone entered the building and| § LOTS. OAKLAND MILLS | og Bee
108s tons S08 08 Soe late fred at took, two purses with $32 im cash | TE See Pee eg | camaria and choice 828-842 Ib. feeder steers 21.00. By EARL WILSON in them. TTA a“ thsed ee Cone ve Calves “and vealere—galable, 25. Ua- . - Ra. Rt, \y. Lake Orion. MIRACLE MILE z + to strong, istances 1.00 higher;| Patti Page came from a wonderfully religious Tulsa, Okla.,| . - ~~. , 2
T/56.00, individual’ prime’ veslers 3fse;family which believes that movies, instrumental music in Business Notes THE ANSWER TO KROGER STORE tility aad Roe ig Dy vee church, and white lies, are sinful. : : tad Waide wed Gubbins YOUR PROBLEM: 2341 8B, TELEGRAPH RD.
t . 11.00-16.00; good and choice If the local paper calls at 7 a.m. when Patti’s home ona |. » a : are PONTIAC . calves 19.00-34.00. : : * of Foster’s Garage, 467 Auburn Want Ads! To sell, rent ‘ . set Sad nmbo—taledlo 150. Barty visit and she whispers to her mother, “I’m not here!” her /ave wii fly to London Tuesd ant Ads! To sell, ;
: i lambs; prices eochanged; heed mect-| mothér hands her the phone and says, “YOU tell them [for the preview showing of the hire, it’s FE 2-8181. MARRIED MAN ON FARM MUsT- 3 3 tb. lambs 21.50 w 3 ; ire, be experienced with milking m: Siicet saree ae you're not here! I’m not lying for anybody.” /1958 Hillman models. Foster's is a chifes & modn. farm equip. 3320
Tii.bo nigher’ ‘siewghter. hep stengy ‘And now we find Patti in the big, sinful city,|!0ce! Hillman | oo . MEN WANTED: —LORa— hiehers og Be By BE | starring in CBS’ costliest TV show, “The Big|: yon ceemaielion ot poe coe The Pontiac Press ‘ge 36-40." "Agressive ine 22.00-65.18; good nd rchotee” 30 0-28 0 - Record” and involved in assorted minor decetts|National Life Insurance Co. will FOR WANT ADS tligent, types Mart mee
and infty ne 15.00-18.00 _ which are common in Show Business. ° attend a special agents’ training | — | tion. Investment $:500 to and prime lambs No. 2 pelts ' : DIAL FE 28181 000 needed, ‘Excellent | to 22.00; load fresh lambs 18 ‘ : school Oct. 14-18 at the home of- , opportunity for exceptional | gull to chotce aeuduter shoo 4.00-8 00, Patti's against the practice—which caused @) ort Wa yne, Ind. Sley- «us garnings, with old estab- |
oh PA Rye scandal ser Lanza aed caged bee hough ia a member of the Frask From 8 a.m. adam ane company. Write Foe- i:
of “pre-recording” a song and then “mouthing” antrobus Agency. All errors should be re f ee |
Us. Ne.| it-on the air; although Eddie Cantor did it re- } et eee nee 1 | eae ee, a ane HOSPITAL BOND ORDINANCE—TO Allee tel cntare "cee A ee ae Bey | 190-240 cently to “bravos,” oe ep of the City ot Pontiac, |. Gen 06 camnel the ofa + a |
—_ we en — 19.08. Ne] "WILSON It enables a singer to dance, romp, fall | Notice “is heteby given that there) 3. tention ot the advertise: | OPENINGS | : = —— od No 't| down, or do a 100-yard dash while ostensibly singing, [the city of Pontiac at the Special City ered valueless through the oes eae rent Deane we I 17.78; No cs : : Election to be held’ Monday, October 28, error. When ations = men who are interested in '
: stags| Without seeming to get out of breath. 1967 Ordinance No, 1348, providing for are made ‘be sure to ge | the retailing, business. If you are
F U i L cs A S c NM ¢ N T me| And the “boom,” holding the overhanging mike, is. elim-|""t¢"foiiows nee Ordinance No. 1348: |°-$ Zour men sume gives fh | start wor. at ones. For full in. |
viene inated, and cameras can catch the whole set with the star) ,. uidnunes te peerale , rr without tt, 4 formation apply by letter to Pan- : ’ gaily cavorting across it. rowing the City of Pontiac, Mich- ". Closing time for advertise PART TIME SALESWORK IN |
R A Ni C re al @) M f S “I don’t like it for myself,” frowned Patti. “For Janis, Page, issusce of ‘the at "tna "creat rene “Tham "roepler gata Mirscle ‘Mis. oe Sere, | I thought it was fine, for they found the secret of ‘authenticity.’ |iNetost, of completing the construction | (J {7P* '* 12 glock noon the J Real Estate Salesman WITH 3 BEDROOMS ; They showed her when she ‘ and equipment of the city hospital. EXPERIENCED : , BUT |
= aay =e : ’ ; : The City of Pontiac Ordains: Transient Want Ade may will train. Have open ficor time in
P oe = on CHICAGO GRAIN .,__ should look out-of-breath!” | Section 1. The City Commission of the ne canceled up to 0:90 0.0. _ modern established office and new : ee ee, foage, % + : City of Pontiac, ichigan is hereby the day of pubtication after model home. “Plenty of leads and : "March... a0% * * * authorized tO borrow the sum of Nine the first insertion good supply of buildings sites, | z 9 Dee. 2 2.2... 298% May. |.) 27 oo. ~ ts Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars 50, - i new custom built homes, existing | S ‘guce 220% *| The budget for “The Big 000) for the purpose of defraying the CASH WANT AD ft «res __ ~ homes afd little farms. Ask ‘for | : 8 zs + serves 215% Deo. 0... 198 Record” —re rtedly biggest in cost of completing the construction and Gordon Ladd at FE 5.9202 or
: July. ses, 1.067 b sbee 133% po jequipment of the city hospital, and to Lines 1-Day 3-Days 6Days EE . Was May . ...... 13144) TV—didn’t Include clothes fer issue therefore the full faith and credit rm 1° EAL ESTATE SALESMEN is ‘ gerne | Lard— bonds of the city in the ag te 3 61.50 Ht $2. Pienty of leads & floor time j ote A ig) Riseary 11.8 Patti, who’s a clothes-horse, . com of Wine Hundred Fifty 7 i eS OS Member Multiple Listing. Service.”
+ V14- . agave Se eeeees: HOS “You see, before this, to be in the denomination of $1,000| & 225 405 © 6.00 Schram, Rechor tm son” Tels ES AT $10 cjele = eee OT% : jeach, to bear interest at a rate to be $ 4.06 7.20 =D
(UNIES A i'U,o - they've had mostly men determined after competitive bidding for 7 S} 3 ¢ gie man fot farm, Experi. — — ’ xs singérs — and one necktie » ggg — Fg Be @ 405 - 120 anon DET BAS CPEmO Ee
sry cguna| 88. all they had to boy peer execs my fs en, ee erage femee pe ie tn aap, os MEST | CT? See Well, Pen seer Sis Si Sas eee ) ‘Up | *AgEE DNs tn Ries, & Beaty cot Sh? | ine inte a py motare on the feet dey st April hi 6D ON'T PASS UP ‘Bien, age over 35. Part time coo ts Lae 24.4 254 t ft i the years 1959 thru 1968 and $32,000 in sidered, Cull PIE 3.7402. ° 21 23 ment next week, for a each of the years 1966 thru i988. The} MONEY! Sell unneeded WID, META} BUMPER ist. $4 54. 64 the clothes they’ve got to said bonds shall be paid from taxes . class. MI 4-4016,
10.6 11 " to be levied therefor in each year be- © WTD.: RELIABLE COUPLE G6.
ac eoas . 92-10 |. give me.” ginning with the year 1958, Belongings for cash ing South to haa} hountras Pivsccne na 3 113 Section 2. The City Commission shail FE 20000 or PE 422008 Nt waren Hy i" 8 “They'll be. yours when the . have power to adopt spch resolutions |. through Classified Ads! Wintan. MAN TO WORKAND
21 34) shows are over?” I indelicately Lage ge ge OE a Mg roe 2d manage real estate office. Every-
asked. a The bonds herein suthorimd| FE 2-8181. ~ Cass in Pontise, Gall. Mar’ hor: d may be thksued in one or miore series . . .| , doch, OA 82018. id
Thane Coy of the shings Twa eaten | antl S wah Soecemes tal So | area TES , working on!” Patti admitted. CHARLES and PATTI - | mitted to the electors of the ae ae BOX REPLIES Help Wanted Female 7 Patti's husband, Charles O’Curran, who's an owner of “Bally|meipal claction tobe held. on the 20th At 10 a.m, today there CURD GIRIA. RO BEB, wmcos ,” thinks it’s. dirty shame that his company can't/ofs the votes cast at anid slection ‘upon were teplies at the Bress} | <ut7. at Big Boy Drive .
even get a record on “The Big Record.” . [ie quest J canes office in the following i PECK
F ; ee : shall be in favor thereol, then this boxes: ES : meet Bee of prises, Give s top
ee Lou land shail take effect immediately upon | ‘| aaa ia
THE WEEKEND WINDUP . . . We iced nn oe Oe eT _ Myron Cohen and Eartha Kitt open Oct. 16 in Las Vegas... 4 ie te eee 2 le lady, for baby sitting. 8 days & Larry Mathews. will franchise all-night beauty salons across} "City Clerk’) - : ' SkPERIENCED —~GiRL weer
the country .. . Groucho Marx is being tempted with six-|eortancs wit ptotiudhe ef ction S|. mesere mete Ae Site ect ot ha nats figure offers to make a movie . . . Ray Block was George Raft’s| "pated du“ "tay of Gepreunes, An 86-Year-Old Company | Pt 7, = sittin pianist in the two-a-day vaudeville days... Dorothy Colitis), | atts toteat @ ambitious men | EXPERIENCED WAITRESS AND Will record a'doven of Steve Allen's original tones: |. f°’ Ss draBiag) darter dt feta a |g amore React | TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Jack Denton of Milwaukee reports|<—— - per ee ~—— osition. we will train | Call XPERIENC! Tk "Ths |
regime that World Series tickets ate so hard to get, even Casey! jos pace 2 Dt Ri Serial Wo. Sine MAINE HAWN OF _jand County Bost Club. PE'3sen 0 Stengel’s not going . . . That’s earl, brother. \ | ¥g868598, Bale be held 200 N. Parke SKEN. MUST SE EXPERIENCED - DRROUGHS — | wrench cod tame Blade en ee TE Pa Cee ee oe OPERATE OM MOLDH Any tne gi Sonatas at 4 a Gai -ACopyrigh: oS: Cee Oct, 6 9, ‘97.! | Presa. Ne a ee /
_7HE PONTIAC PRESS, | %)
"MEAT, PRODUCE »
DAIRY CLERKS - : » FOR NEW
"KROGER STORE”
em
ence er he bo more, High School
a
eu "2 Sr a Oct. Tth
” MIRACLE MILE .
KROGER STORE
21 8, TELEGRAPH RD. _saienpay. OCTOBER 5 105%,
_ Wanted Real Estate 32A
“ ——
7,Employment Agencels 8A | W
EVELYN EDWARDS vocarionss” casei :
CommandDecision me
DON'T AN MiNUTE RRS Pa
Our, oF but Bac ay
> seen offioes: ie Ons tg cio
can be RECEPTIONS iT
there, if you are neat, per-
sonable and can type 45
y
FIGURE CLERK ‘wiih good
ha
BAKERS Greenfield Restaurant _
NOW HIRING COOKS AND BAK-
ERS FOR NEW BIRMINGHAM
RESTAURANT MUST HAVE EX-
PERIENCE, KITCHENS EN-|:
TIRELY AIR CONDITIONED,
CHOICE OF HOURS MEALS &
UNIFORMS FURNISHED I iEE.
PWRBONAL APPLICATIONS
QAKEN AT CENTRAL OFFICE.
2064 WOODWARD AVE. DE-
TROIT, 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M,
FULL & PART TIME EXPERI-
enc-d sales iadies Lion Store,
—S “3 CHILDREN
. $.ae° housework. Live in, FE
GENE’ HOUSEWORK. OWN
ROO WITH TV. GooD
- _MUBT LOVE CHIL- DREN. MIDWEST 46-0264. ——————
HOUSEWORK, MIDDLEAGED OR
— = for - —
Sat. \ "en. off, fa %
Hardware: Salesladies
Pull and parttime herdware sales-
ta tens Om at Poole gil
zon only at 15) gateee ive: Ort, 3, = th between 3
You ean work 24 hrs. era as much
need to earn as _—_
MIDDLEAGED | cb WOMAN TO CARE
dren, 4. Baldwin-| Graebner’s, 313. Pontiac State for chil ages 3 & { ve . handwriting, accurate but
not fast ty Pi some
office experience. er Bog
st
‘4 oar who gets this
be neat and a
type 50 W.pm
SMILING VOICE $275
must have, ius good pine = some. the: i
co and G0 the re eiauy te-
leases a some public
a ftesl SECRETARY
rates that, and
8 ping jodi —— . wot —
. €@p aling w wp
brass —¥ = r company.
8 WONDERFUL
An exclusive and glamorous
restaurant nea ig look-
ing - a competent ae
tie R, be-
$240 AAA cee rE
c. pus iis" =1 1 BY $290 a ee You'll be ney on your ge home, Also tiene
cag setae | Pear re ce
Sir Vecsticn ‘iacal. rmal and r. & NCH tile . E
your own back yard. Aver- Sore had ;
ae ee <1. CEMENT & BLOCK WORK.
IT 90 PEACEFUL e280 | Os Soe, in the we mag fe ens oats &-3 gy fay. Heweaal fe
where this .
The: i looking — a terms. Gorden Fiat zh scat
ALL” TYPES” OF modernisation st 4 i
. finance. FE 8-3533 40 pape wl
ALL Kinds” OF CEMENT WORK, | _! floors, drives, etc. comes: PEd-
__eral 2-2340.
iy CARPENTRY, REAS. PREE | Ai estimates, OL ren
ae instalation and TepALTS oe
‘lyour OWN OPFICE $375 | Only | ~ BULEDOZING =
SRC AYER 3 ER n_CREW BLOCK
ayribonno-aNp GRADING. Free outimete FE 4-500
‘a, SEP.
5 ceMeNt ore die chimneys. No job too
Residential and chmmer- Site Quarenmed work, Ph, MY
“<< done, any fob any size, I sured, licensed, ed and re-
Hable Doa't aoe ie the
Ph OL 10778.
oe Ye » i
* FE 26 “ald ranged
Carpenter C Contractor
Sorority and fireplaces, MA BLOCK Fae CECT WORK,
_and fireplaces, MA §-0378.
hw y taREE
SOCIAL WO MAN OF THE HOUR you, = YOUR
RK
College Graduate
CREDIT. MGR, TRAINEE CUSTOM PLUM BING | REPAL INSTALLATIONS | - FITZGERALD & GON
| ~CEMENT & BLOCK - ____-WORK., _FE 0782
ACCOUNTING TRAINEE $400
Accounting Degree .
INDUSTRIAL SALES
EVELYN
EDWARDS IN ROYAL OAK IT
305 Main ee ere Bide.
LINCOLN 8-4400_
IN PONTIAC. IT'S
602 Community Bank Snide
FEDERAL 40584
GIRL FRIDAY
Downtown Pontiec office needs
all-asound giri for Varied duties
Answer phone, type. greet visitors
etc. No Bc My = neg 1 QGraebner’s
313 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. PE 5-8277.
SWITCHBOARD GIRL
$260 TOSTART - ‘puto dealer looking for friendly
| receptionist, Prefer good typist.
Indianwood area. 5 days—$15 per Bank Bidg.
PE. 48808. week. May. live in.
MIDDLEAGED OR ELDERLY LA-
dy fo housekeeping and
pleasent Job on lake, Live in pre- erred 8150 Piagstaff, Union Lake.
EM 3-4634,
OFFICE CLERK. ‘VARIED CLERI-
cal duties. Previous bookkeepin
exp, helpful. Ability to deal wi
= yg ~ Mr, Jef-
—irey_for appolnime iment. FE. $0276.
PART-TIME
SALESWOMAN
viso t Uw ou details
Write Pontiac Press. 119 for
early thterview, cive age, experi
ence, ress phone number.
aie
bes a PRONE Gaon
{ation rs mm. ”
$ et werent
. Mr, Derek, 25 E.
floor,
PPLBALL LLL
LEARN TO
TRAINING SCHOOL.
_Bur FE 2
PRIVATE E PIANO. INSTRUCTIONS.
-beginners & advanced. 2-3052.
PIANO LESSONS Webster Sch. district. FE 2-6080
PIANO & ORGAN LESSONS. PRO- fessional teacher, In your home,
FE 2.0567.
1%YR.-OLD BOY DESIRES ODD bs ain Village area. FE
m
=| tell CART NTES ~~ NEW —
repair. FE
AVAILABLE ey pri at og
cabinet work New repair.
. B_ Murdock, FE eet.
BLOCK OF COR — WORK. SMALL
6UZZ SAW. << e AW WORK. Tree removal, By job or hour.
FE 5-5502.
fer Kitchens a specialty
_£-5000
(CARPENTRY YRS. EXP. NEW
repair ALD kitchens. OR
AS i, ee een
light housekeeping. W. Ken- FURNACE agi iota & DUCT
ELDERLY LADY
— a.d would sit with’
e child. Some wages. Box
92 Pon! ac Press.
w “LIKE TO HELP_A MOTH-
er with daughter in high i
we jive within waiking distance
to High School. —_ work, No
cooking. 2,
Nice apt, with private;
_work, by Job, FE 2-7: MAN WANTS 3 feMEre & BLOCK
_work, OA 8-3 MAN DESIRES PARTTIME) 5. | work of any kind. Can start after
| 4, PE _4-3909. iru,
STORM WINDOWS CLEARED & | put up. Odd jobs. OR 34702. st TREE TRIMMING & REMOVAL. | 5-078 Reasonable rates. FE
‘YOUNG MARRJED MAN DESIRES ORY WALL TAPING, GUARAN- ¢ teed_ work, Free estimates. OR | __0!
girl with pleasant phone voice‘ to
answer switchboard and act &s
Instructions 9 |
DRIVE THE 8A WAY AT. "SAFEWAY" DRIVER
22263, Res. FE 8-1645
Work Wanted Male 10
GABINET MAKER AND a
CEMENT IS OUR SPECIALTY. 34870. ashi basements
aby | TOM DUCT WORK RK ON ADD!-
gb complete jobs, New & old
furnaces. 3-1486.
John Taylor, nt N, Cass Ave.
Phone FE -
FLOOR LAYING, SANDING AND
* fin. Pontiac Hardwood F'oor Serv
See the Yellow ow Pages. PE_}-1647.
GUARANTEED ROOFS ALL kinds, Eat. 101., Hugus Marsh,
333 N. Cass. PE 32-3021 PE 32-8046 Se
HO CsERSY ING — PULLY PE 48450, L.A. Young.
Fer theca Garten Page
4-1 MOVING = HA NO
EXCELIENT SER
_2
Q’ “SUE CARTAGE Local ong ns 8 distance. moving. sen st QUICK | CASH
An ENT
lee. eee FE ¢-1032.
radinn. wes a. Top sot) FE er -— canara
W HITE | BROS. |
: wes Bal he a Open Eves. Oy Li a 10 to 8
WE DO WHAT
WE SAY
Put @ PROPER PRICE on
~that ay
Moving & Trucking 19 29/ ENCE weve Tents Lb
RY | neasonable FE 53488 | |
: oe = S one
JERRY ‘s es ae co. "OR. tan, Tl N. Saginaw
‘Share Living Q Quarters rs 30
ELDERLY LADY WILL SHARe| THINKING
x: ss Semmeuist. FE +171
See oeaty SOURCE - €ou Iately etvies. Agent out im-
Witt oth 1a APARTMEN FERRY. E. ADAMS co. with another young Woman.
Won; _ Walk to Kresges| FE 5-2770
SHARE 2 REDRM WE HAVE “QUALIFIED BUYERs |.
another woman. pmail waitin
FE 44492. 62 8. Park
Wed. . Transportation . 31
@ WITH 8-453,
Trucks to Rent |i:
Pontiac Farm and.
Industria! Tractor Co.
LADY WISHES DAILY RIDE | 96% W. Muron st, : Scop ye tee: 30 WANTED LAKE TOP WITHIN 10
338. oe ; o PoP tek tak TOO -
~ Wid, Miscellaneous 28 <
WTD.: Malin PE, oun
~__.Wanted to to R Rent 29
basse > PREFER ben : aotthe
"Edw. M. ae Realtor
OPEN nike” ie ry 3” PM,
OF SELLING? Call us teday for prompt &
Eves. ‘H) @; Sun to
296 Dixie Hwy eiset
for commercial proper-
ties, Farms & Acreage. A phone
jl will give you Immediate ac-
ROY KNAUF FE 2-742
miler of Ponta t trafler
a m, oummnet. "Pout Press
oO 5
Semi-trailers | —
TRACTORS
IN A pees | contracts, see gie agp -~H, C paren. ve _ pel tt out from ‘under
Elarkston, REAL ESTATE INC,
= 6 ee ous 1 WILL BUY OK List YOUR . LAKE
“oroberd: porcbaaees zaiing, |
_ For your land contract. You"! i
Sur servige, Ask for. dir Dake}
FE, 56-8165 |
3 aus. , NICELY “PORN, ‘WibbE- 18 Nor GAMELOT, 243. MODERN 3 OR ‘ ; et: Se Bate ant F
_ month, ( Os: #16 & 880 ber) REDROOM HO
WHEN |
MAN WITH * %s TON PICKUP wanta work eostime. FE
Lerce van mS serve fou,
Moving FE
UNWANTED A oe on . FE .-4638, cme
CLASS INTER ~_yre exp Reas. eats service t
Trends ‘and etientele.
~ REDUCED RATES » a Rent Apts, Furnished 33
‘ fohrianis ae me as trom . He
1704 oy Telegrepe re re
Painting & Decorating 20
1OR EXTERIOR CASH
ORY 1 WALL WORE D DONE, FREE |. 4-8364
A-1 PAINTI & EX.
ELECTRICAL Te Ne TIE LicENSED :
___Ed Murray. FE 38057 Guaranteed _@ree_est. PE _¢$208. FREE ESTIMATE ON WIRING : TOR, - for TE moatere, e 8, oa paper a ANGING ers. 4 Loeiad $8 8. toe PAINTING foest HANGING
FLOOR SANDING. ae : Dd. SiINTINO 6 DECORATING, IN-
chee
PAINTING "AND imi INTERIOR & TT STERIOR decorating Free est. OR 3-1626 Unlimited j new-iand con
. urecte & se and equities Reasonable ‘aie oa em ort hae
|ARRO REALTY [ROOM & RITCRENETTE. FOR 1.
g after area
1 ie NEWLY ee:
eink
* §10. rE sh | —
las.
car” ETTE. PENSION ny working lady, FE 20062 after
ist. FLOOR CLEAN, ATTRAC-
tive, bath. Near Miracle
erence Mile x m auere Lake, FE 43368
at J ae A & — Paint "Craft OET Latmng CASH “PRICE BEFORE
PAINING in ANI) OUT. VERY
e21'¢
OD we « PAINTING a DECORATING
RK. BE, Wilh! FE 5-0580
PAINTING | ; Sar PAPER HANG-
ing, peper apy tho: Be or’ ma-
terials: & jabut R_3-7354.
PAINTING & PAPER TANGING.
FE 41475
RA
by steam,
R. 7! SN PLOOR LAYING ER te and finishing. Phone FE
PLASTERING & REPAIR. REAS.
Pat Lee, FE 23-7022
~ PERSONALIZED 5 HOMES
FE &-2200 FE_ 56-8475
jOS. FLEMING FIGOR Lavine FE 248 finishing 155 Edison. Ph.
~~ ROOF REPAI TRS ae SAVESTROUGHING __ PE 4044
~~ "TRENCHING AND |
BULLDOZING |
}| B,D, Thomp
__Building Supplies 12A
FIREBRICK eo ‘= cunts. ms. pes vrick, 3 ~ 31346
Becnees Oe aaced A-l ACE TREE SERVICE RE-
mova! and trimming. Get our bid,
ot 1
A-l -FURNACE CLEANING.
Fe 2-5932
ALL MAKES OF
oat by eet Pn
Ottice. Co, 27 4 Law-
~-Fence St. » FE 3 30135.
“ NJ ay makes. of wringer e
toe “titomatic “w ashers 30 yrs.
Pon| ROY'S. 96 Oakland «PE 2-4001| 6-66:
LD WALL Ci CLEANERS. Walls, and windows
“Free est, No obligation, re 3 rE i631,
ELECTRIC MOTOR SER
ai % rewinding. 218 £. oe
St. 4-3981
GENES HEATING SERVICE
furnaces cleaned Sold, repatred,
ated ‘Crooks Rd Rochester rE
3909 ae
GEORGES REFRIGERATION AND
a eae CE SERVICE. Member
Pontiac a Count 5 Re
Fageretign Assn 483
George Frayer oroprietor
FURNACES CLEANED & SER
Write Pontiac.
malig ong ot night work, OR 3-818 af iced. C FE §-1788.
WOMAN FOR LIGHT HOUSE-| P-®- -_tee_ Bigieos.
a Wee _parente 1 school YOUNG MAN 20 WOULD. LIKE PLASTERING
i c Tein ‘ater jane ering cone < oat pls, | D.-Mezers EM _ 3.0163
® el On 3278 “ struction work. EM 3-161. | PLAST C—wEw oe AIR,
and process ne. “for yrs. exp, in tool room babysitting, | 341 en ring wishes stead - home wages. r om with a fuanay em
Press Box 84. _
“Work Wanted Female 11
1 DAY. SERVICE. = UP &
deliver. Ironings $3.
MAB CARE FOR Mi IRONINGS, REFERENCES
phe wile mother works: NO! ‘Pick-up _& delivery. FE_2-0413.
Call S p.m Sr $0044. ‘lA-1 TRONINGS. ‘ DAY SERVICE.
GOOD MONEY
wees — At onte, Men
~ ‘W, DIN NAN ow. Rares 4-2577
REE ume work.
MEN & WOMEN FOR OUTSIDE|IN
FB, 5-4736.
Resi Go, Kipmrood_ 26000,”
Sales Minded Person
ui] pees with areas west
- eae 2 tw 0, If sou
wish a Rea) ‘Business: oben EM #4107.
an S Tsea es a Reali
iE +813 “tor in- — Ne experience ee
ser 4 by y_ dependable woman, References a bushel.
transportation. Ca
_ings.
Smith, 150 gaBY SITTING EXP SaYEVAN Lake widow, Time ual
_5-9508_or EM_3: BABY SITTING IN HOME,
_day or night. - PE 2.1750.
BABYSITTING 3 DAY a SORTS.
censed home. YOUNG FAMILY MAN WITH. 10.
bu. OR
ALL TYPE DAY OR WEEK
BABYSITTING & LIGHT a ae.
work, fellable- lady. Call morn-
FE 4-0193.
DAY CARE FOR CHEDRER at SEPTIC | ANKS
SPECIAL RA
Manley Leach - 10 gley St.
Dressmaking, Tailoring 16
DRESSMAKINO TAILORING | AL-
formais done
88-8455.
pp my > wales
Furniture Refinishing 16A
ANTIQUES — SPECIALTY, VAR-
fe ys removed from furniture.
___Garden 1 Plowing 16B
sustom Mv PLOW. DRAG, _ DISC,
ding, & mowing. OR 3-5986.
__days. PE 2-308
ice. as accounting. Free
. FE 8-1438.
your home EM 3.3560,
iRONING IN MY HOME. Market
TELLIGENT. LADY WARE EAR, e, Days, FE
pau PICKS ep cave Le 3068
ea LADY Gants pat WORK. EM 93-4362,
MIMEOGRA®SING, TYPING, SEC fetaria’ service. £M %-2842
PART Tie APPROX. 4 HR jinn ‘ire 6 pm. also Sat.
3-7341,
{I ‘position As “yout iaom Older A wits. Town or
country. —— Pontiac
“jn my home, FE
~ REACH CACH CUS.
Beh REACE through Clas
ified, OS Call FE E 28a. DAYWORK WANTED. 2 OR 3
FFPIGENT f SECRETARIAL SERV.
WASHINGS & ry 5 TROMIRGS BONE roe
YARD LEVELING ” GRADING. | And oth seeding ani. soddirig. PLOWING. GRADING, DISCING &
pewle. PE 44228. 775 Seott Lk.
—tnserenee. Agencies 17A
* A_ Rating . INSURA nck ALL KINDS
Austin-Norvell ORS. PE 2-922! o Ww. Lawrence
. INSURANCE
INSURED. BY PHONE Nicholie & Harger ©...
33 W. Huron 83
___Laundry Service. “18
FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY sERY-
sae _
1 TREE SERVICE, (PETE'S). Remova
estimates.
§-0636. ONTAIS an PEN a
WEEK ON
Leeneed & a ms 5 gem"
Represented Co." *
Smee fon
trimming’ Pree Re
_ice calls FE 4560
DRAYTON TV
Sika
wen
Supply Co.. iw Lawrence.
3661. Free Estimates.
5
bal TELEGRAPH FE
re
or neo Spanie!
tor, FE
LOST;- LONG
parakeet, Metal band on lex.
Reward. FE 46303. 68_ E. Yale.
LOST: MAN'S | BLACK ‘WALLET,
in Huron Theater urs. night.
Return valuable papers.
40000, _ Peter . —~"GREEN PARAKEET
Talks Very friendly 48 Fiorence.
+733. Metal band on ieg
--Reware
¥v. | LosT: © MALE CO MALE COCKER | SPANIEL Black reen Lake
_3-3020.
ago — BROWN PURSE IN
“Television Service 22
COPE PENHAVER’S RADIO & > 8 Tv
pair 6@f rian Night serv- Land Contracts) + Have clients waiting Interested in | ? Lan aE Wewiy “Bes.
or season land con- vin =
ath, Wa
y ine Washer A -§& ay. Cgpirey
addock, Alberta Apts
NICHOLIE & te 7 Rue KiTowe
~~ MORTGAC Es ON GOOD PROPERTIES %4 ACRE ¥ frontage.
BD. CHARLES, 1711 8. Te Sy |? BEDRM FLAT. ‘MEAT _East ‘side, rE 2
Bye Prefer small : ae
FE #1
7 Rus PyT BATH ng. $12 wk, 266
Parke Bt. FE 8-31
SERVICE
Lge service. Day or night.
éa¥. re xiont vn We
P. STRAS acne nn em
“pewriter Service 224 — 52,
roperty and| 9 PT,, 890 “ROBINW iD
ie. Best besa in town. See K. L. on A om " _ Perry.
44563 Osmun & Cottage.
child welcome, Gingelv
5-192. PEWRITERS AND ADDING
TMACHING Ly cis IRING. Ex
work Gene rinting and
# ROOM FURN. _only, 617 8, Paddoo
)RM- after 7 Mon, thru.
Sat. & Sua, FE
Wanted Real Estate 32A |? 2ée., faitdon wan 0 ona:
30 MIN. That ts a {t takes to have one
ualified sales- decora’
eulek a “tale, eur tes. abate, onde Iie S Aor, i IPCOVERS DRAPES & 51
Seeds Your material, re 5-5 707,
Lost & I Found 24 PPP
FOUND: BLA AND Dw HITE
. vic, Scott Lake.
ROG mn.
FOUND re BLACK AND TAN
ee a te nana EAA OORT
FOUND — SMALL ELEC TRIC MO-
4-4307. - OE ee OR nen NG HAIRED
éat. 4 white paws, 10 yrs. oll, MI
6-6582
neten,
LOST: > DEEP cP YELLOW TALKING me vacant busi-
ALL C: ASH “AT ONCE
If vou're leav ing the city or need
Hy i buy your house
for conn. buy FHA or GI MI
equi-
in farms | 7 PURN, APTS 2 & 3 RMS. PVT entrances, al! A, ir Fish. |
4 FE 4-8335- 0 LW ICRERSHAS "| SMALL HOUSE. AUTO HEAT & MAytair 66250 rove.
2 RMS. PRIV. BATH
“Sees roar seh Sere TF 2 LARG TR.
Humphries PE 2-176 Realtor PR ¢7114) 9° STUDIO 7 EN
Ey SEE eer RM. APT. WLY FrE- es SERVICE ec + Pues te ent, util.
WAVE QUALIFIED DOLLARS. witk nF,
‘| Buy. income - Ehlaa t" farm, ad od te
ss property child
ov ays
as Stowell
2 2 ROOMS A
| 19 E. Howard FE 5
'9-4 ROOM APTS. NICE & CLEAN, well. furnishes, Plemty of closet
Pine dren atit Call Vater +30
rove.
10 & $1 weekly.
| — BROWN PURSE iN PON-
ac Generali *nospital basement.
“Fingers keep. mere. ain ease omnes,
sag BLACK COCKER SPANIEL,
male. Child’s I sisi Vic. of James
one a. home? % 56-0290. Anim:
Hobbies & Supplies 24A
PAINT THE
store 15 PICTURES. _3-6203. 7 RMs.. oP TERT GROUND
BUY OR SELL | 3 ai eo PERE T. & BATH. 16 16 Florence, FE + LISTINGS NEEDED -FOR reo. ing.. We om ew show |} & 3 ROOM APT. APPLY 79 i: Can for houses ad st
7 ote cain —eveRvTEe sot Sh ad furn ©, side. FE. 44340.
ve us & aR v hy Winter
aah D. Riana
PE 44821 ties furn, ROOMS a CLEAN. U
. : Voo rele. “private
Scrabbis pot Bac mepees Book
- AEROTRED KNAPP
SHOES © ...--
2-512 Confidential The Salvation
&, 1967,
other than myself, Fra
~ IN DEBT? .
_IF.SO
Give You | Place to Pay .
Ease Your =
Restore Cr
~ LOAN COMPANY
COUNSELORS - bove Theater -
fip Top RANCH
Notices & Rank 25
Ne ata eas, HOME OR rae Brees
Wright & Valuet
Net kernde 345 OAKLAND AVENUE
oro _Airpott Re OR +1502 re kee
in v viser, pnd ser, conta ‘Mrs RL Tang Phone FE
DATE OCT. will not be r ible
for any debts contracted ay | BR
Sard 4005 Bolvay Dr., Drayton
To «Buy -To Sel REAL ESTATE
HOME MART ire ie 3. ROOM. PVT BATH EN- _entr, Adults renly, Call_eve
2 RMS. hemes emareas FE
32-4366.
2 Y BEDRY APT. WEAT. &
AEM 3-2626, eM sine
267 Oakland Ave. Or amen ees
a 8, PYT. BATH & ENTR. 90) Frankin Beva. s
7 RM. APT 3300 ELIZABETH Lik. /
_Ra. Ne children
3 ROOM APT, . Pvt. BATH AND
_Entr, Eastside. rE
3 ROOM FURN. APT PVT. " ENT
_&. _ pathy Adults, 105 Florence.
3 LARGE ROOMS & » BATH, WA-
oniy. ©
3 CLEAN ROOMS.. (S. SHARE BATH,
for 2 gitls close to downtown, FE
4-8362, Or FE 4-6: 44-0279,
J ROOMS. SECOND FLOOR. FE
04-2876. Eves. Sun. re pets 041
trance Heat furn, ne. yf Bas
FE 4-6300
Let US’ TRADES chu us a, Mygettine Sete
Ealing Sade at ts 3 further WEARE NOTA ©
MICHIGAN CREDIT | Ra, 7RM. APT QUIET, CLEAN COU- is t. bath, 43 Chamberlain.
3 LOWER & 2 mm, UPren. out, turn. Garage. ite, 268 orchard Lake.
nin 3 y RM. SOMME
cy an ae in
3 RMS. 18T, FLOOR. 818 — 3 RM. and nest. $15 Ws Willard, FE
"rots 82% = tas DON'T WISH FOR): Bo chles a fee byes
MON BY! Make it: easily
through, Classified Ads. To
sell, rent, buy, swap, hire,
dial FE 2.8181. ees y.. MA 41554 or EM
wk. 9 W Ms
é PVT. Ft
Er 4
3 N f.. i,
rivate- bat! ° a en-
trance. Adults, " a arke 8.
4 r4 * 7 -
\ men, FE 34380 of “3 Norton |
NETTE PVT om io Em ed Rae
_ oe ie drinkers ae
i RMS, PvT_ BATH ist Fen.
MS. @ BATH With PVT Pee & welcom wk. on e. 68 per
COUPLE
Cal 10 am. 2 pm.
vO ode Rives” p.m. Call
ROOMS, SHARE BATH. CLOSE °) Ears na oe Realtor |” in, clean, 3 Park Pisce, between
| Rn noice — SACRE
CTa.| apt. pvt. ent bet peat ‘Dixie. Hwy. window gas hea’ apne ne erygt
OVER $1 000,000
ia hromedinte motion! Gali a
toe Partridge, 1060 W » Huron APT. *buLTs
i. APT, NO RINNE, CATL
vse
ROOMS, EVERYTHING furn. 5 minutes walk from town
No drinkers or ebildren, 73 Fair-
a ROOMS PRIVATE. ane ANCE
newly ted facili-
Welecwe. re pe. Sato Simin; FE
a ew off
La DOWNTOWN, ‘ ely faratnned Must have
refe u Auburn { Office
3 RMe BATH Bl iv welcome. Near Eastern Jr. High
1. ree ee ee -
3 OR FURN, PVT ae BATH.
3°RM_ APT YURN.
OR 31388
F (Ra ee ‘paTH ON WA tleer
| Ph ote.
YRMs. WITH PVT. BATH & ENT. ent. 310 ocean
12 ee ve eh k. Child welcome. Ph
3 RNS. PURN. “SASEMENT
mee + ‘ath Pe 3083.—- 30 | 6 yeit Ape HEAT PUAN CHIT:
7 ROOMS WHR PUT DAT a) Corn on Airports < OR i
Fe etm, OY: CO ater 2 Om: ArTRACTIVE NEW” DUPLEX
P LARG t Rus STILE BATH GAR peted livin poet, oS Cou
j@ on Tmaainiy, =. y ROOMS ON BUS ti “Sat and. lights. Child
_}
re Leas GARAGE. ST a week welcome, re
weal Near | bus th |
3 ROOMS & 5 nee
3 RM evr aaTH ‘& ENT Auto ” heat ‘ater softmer.
te “aly Mt Pe von a.
- ae ae
so Be vi Lidts & peal, FE
ry Rvs “jig ‘?30 wo
Haren 55
a a) onan FOR al OL | heat Roe A We
peutss S $00 ‘epoatt & pe mos, +9
r) iy Aub aR — aDuUTs
PE DRT, ARSE TE, Novel dats or = yuseot achow
ATTENTION LB on nS aK
krrnactive 3 Rus. & OATH Piret floor pvt. ent. & garage
Udl, furn,
or } FE | Tiel.
A NICELY “puRN_
fleor
min TiC
COUPLE. PVT BATH ENT on_bus line ar, town, rhs 43047.
CLEAN 3 7RM. LOWER, PVT. ENT. bath, Dui. Dwight ry at
Pe bsten CLEAN APT pts COUPLE, iii Oakiand,
A ONE FE 5-51 AD. 102 E. WUR tat a eet
rate :
ov RMa. es Weat ui
~ROOMA ‘ Lt, GARAGE. vt. faa, 1 located or, Silver L
]
_basement FE
ly i UPPER NEAR y school, Auto. heat, $50 month
_Pontiac Press bu
O00 Oakland Near Huron
decorated 4
BASEMENT APT. ¢ RMS. AND
bath, 2206 a
BIRMINGHAM 3 BEDRM APT
a's vam aw MIDTOWN” Titr-
builder ¥ BHAM. LOWER FLA LAT. Pi PURDY 8. of Brown St, Util,- Ine
Fe COLMAN, QUIET 7 BME. BATH ~
ee | entrance, steam heat, 68) ore
nT LN.
ozy apt, Nt. General Hosp, PE
nquire 206 Naebure
F i
cowsn | 5 aa é bot aie Oa- ho S nOOMa AND BATH. SHARE
RMS. A BATH. ~ OPPER, HEAT
Under sew management. Newly
room *
per month. See CARETAKER.
Locate? in Pontiac, A alae Bivd. Or Cali Fe "sett
Allerton vr #07160
ty oh Pain: Put. ent. & gatage
racea Purdy 8. of Brown &t, Liv-
ing room, dining L, kitehen,
i) Bio 1% baths, ree, rm. cov-
mee
ered apd rear porches
media
med. occupancy, Harry Biecun
ML 4.4925
24443,
OlCw NEWLY BRCGRATED ’ one - @ ‘ball fo AA, rme.,
located
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor a. | Fe o-a16s
a water furn!
Guinan for professfonal, real ext.
ees oF soorenceat agent i
tive Reasona
* Phooe “0 On rey'a031 or n
Xo SE EE RM.
Ta, REpetED eat RL, hs
reat Hees é rae +e Paaee,
OF OL ARS AVE. NEAR DOWN
re es. ei .
Realtor. ;
CLEAN, - MO TTCHENETTE
apt. Heat. | and ges, $15 wk. Py Children welcome. OF ¥ come. cammemipangtonaiire:auum
. ONE ¢ 6 ONES
_down payment, PB 5-6415.
weer i pe Rom SRD |
WFeonay
per month Ph. 31402.
Rent Houses Fe Furnished 35 ET
» B28. ad BEDROOM ‘LAKEFRONT
a Bab DELUXE. «rT
FRONT | eee aa AND BATH, oe tg fac wn, floor, 3 roéme and) =
bath ve, refrigerator and hot
water shed, Auto parking | *
available, $68. FE
RM. ha dren welcome, ‘on toc buy low
Two ce ai << .. =e
rem ol Ls fe Moree coe
n
Shy .% All a tura.,
hice, Sever
grounds 12 miles—Lincoin py
10 milea—Pontiac, Rent thru Riey.
Reasoua M4
priv cate ‘nen
ing availabe Gas beat,
for bachelors young ladies
Pontiac, Geer, au) wl
FURN APT. oO Rs a4 sens iidrep. 140 Ly
2. rm
ul my ee
TAROE 7 RM. APT. ist. FLOOR.
TAnoE. +, Rus. BATH _Saa, FE _ent,
35341.
ent.
_ +1008 before}
; mo, 23-4644 oF
AND BATH, ALL PVT | 50588.
i noo, Pail BATH BECEty| og aris:
terford area, reasonable, adults | '
3-3060.
R - A a f
pigs Re eH
J RNs. Sate &
NICE, CLEAN,. FURNISHED. APT
for two on Cass Lake. Near bus)
line. $17 weekly. PE. 4-5382.
NEWLY FURN «Pr 7: at * Ouliber fun YW Aub
ave
SMALL APT. FURN. $3) PER MO OR 3-8560
hot water.
_come. FE
SMALL APT. BVT, BATH. & ai. jults, MYrtle
a ROLE. $10. No drinkers eto Ceniens Baby sn
32a PP
, ent.
welcome. U
rm, See ys. Newman, ‘bis Or:
chard Lk.
Rent Apts. Un' Unfurnished B?)
ag FLR 3 & BATH: 3N IND FLR 4 bath Heat & garage. PE 8-1414.
T BEDRM GROUND FLOOR, PVT. ntr., gie-te per week, 2401 Op-
M. MITCHENEATE PVT. BATH stave turn. Adulte = 290 Nn Paddock. Alberta
| IND FLOOR OR APT. 7 LARGE RMS.
ines in. Reason. Pvt. entr. hos
NORTH Bend NEAT
_ net Cap peer 6 on pai m5
& uti priv. . Weet side vine. bas, Bac jor or
_couple preferred. FE
ily RMS. UNFURN. STOVE & RE- rig furn, 4 Appiy 57 eee:
D'
a. el, iio E. HURON mF
ree BATH BVT. ENT. FE
31 ATH & ENTR.
Heat,” hot water, stove & refrig.
git E pe
j AM. APT. NEWL 5 CLOSE. a jet resi-
Se gpheet es ee a Kaur
ing. Mr. Moree’ “te it.
‘uh ‘Auburn Stove, refrig
., PE 2-7236 after near Padd
5:90,
3 7 RMS. ATH. . NEWLY
rated, ay age ese & refrs.
_houtts, 244 8.3
3 RM. AND eri ee rere
after 8:30
cee Sem jonas | Heat & furn, 206 ee.
ROOM” & ATH, UPPER, YR.
Page Peas er ag opm er _ Weekends, |
gat heat 1 Park Piace
FE) wuRN. A CRE PVT. ENT Gi 00 In
“Hot cL WOOD APTS.
foward. FE
ki , E- front. ent, $15 wily. on
34-4555 ie Ref, $15, EM
2 y BEDROOM, i frou’ ie.
Avaliable, ‘Moy. ii to Soar inating couple. . OR
fu
F.1 . WA Modern. ¢ to city, Reas, MA
£2283. 2 BEDROOM “fbtee. _ ALaG 2
wean es ise one
CANOE PLEARANT 3 AND BATH. | from A Love Near Airport. Adults, OR 3-1943.
CARGE 3 is. PVT. BATH & adults only, $20 week, FE
5 | 9 BEDROOMS
4 mre oa
em ia BATH A required, 4 ae 4-6823. Ra.
5 RMS. “ge BATH, NE EAR SCHOOL x. Fe 8-0131 r Sota ny “BATH. “PARTIALLY
7 ROOM ( House 7 PULL BATHS,
itt OD eAK Gag HEAT 2
yocrenee,
kg “ 1 suaLt MOD. . % j ~
pontine es ixé couple or, Sule or fem en ag her ; 7m
FURN. 3 RMS * BATH. GAR
anerte to Township. EM 35-0006: nove
@ apply, Pu O42, ee a.
front at Jetstters. Modern, 9100
month
FURN. HOUSE. OAS
heat, fenced yard, $78 mo. 2018
Willow Beach, Keego Harbor.
ie
Bagg SI
s ROOMS, GAs HEAT.
OL 4-303
far... at Maceday Lake. Year
soon, und lease avaliable. OR
— ara Close in, Good rent-
gis. e Fairgrove,
— + Elmburst, Elis.
z.
Wolverine Lk, ii, pete
BLE NE ail. od round
| ieee ome, near” Pontiac.
GLEAN, 2 heat, ‘a6 Cascade. Lk.
ly with 1 or bildren. Baw bonus re eere
ae June. oY 34804 sai:
CRESCENT POINT. V0 WA
rent, 2 bedrms, Until June <
Couple, FE WEbster
$-6261 WE 5-4031.
CLEAN se U-
eon
lrg lerepees, ta mr me * pret ercod, i ta ha $0) per mo.
type units er. echoste & shopping. | 5 cam ot te wbure Ave, 8 el aa
Im
occupancy Marry Btevens < Seana i
MI 4-429
-T BEDROOM M 4 shaded lot, tn Jn. Elisabeth
re send $008 Nees
A —
ry ed age BATH, war G00.
+ Room
i ~ HOUSE “WEAR cl
aved road Modern en
to 0
3
heat i, ‘hot water. Sear ri
Bud Nicholie, Realtor.
Call M Me Keiehner
Le OR
s Lake.
fy heat. Preter' fentate, appl
ing wh
ri ew Pg
ee a ‘
Sree airere
Tew, modern home aT ae nituré ‘4 RM & tat ;
a Ree re heat Rooms 37
pavement. new 2% car el 1 | BARGE &
Never lived in. 3 cnaent | Hidewwey "bed in yitiiog |
to high school, $150 per mo,
furn _Cal MA 6-1447 a itdat
OE.
May 15th bp relable ¢ e
w. wake Rd, Made
ome Meuliy ulpp: ‘inte winter.
OR 3-4163. = R
* 6
te’ liv’ ge | 3% saeres.
Large oe yard. . geinmine
RE I a SEE ai ae FORT RI PO ‘
DOWN
tatadsd bet" ae tring “Tngh
1,000 DOWN. wi have 3 homes | LORE
we ve tar with thi
herd Elizabeth Lake Ra,
Sm i /"hes suaonaat see aru
ASE.
Ae “ will
a
850 with terms.
200 Baldwin Ave.
or _ OR 53-4416
BY OWNER > bedrm. good location. Bacrifice.
FE 2-1104. =
BROWN
stbdlvision nie on va
Carpe ¢
hearth. ry fireplace “tn the
recreation . te! com-
~ with Balle im range, oven,
4. Iv tathe ‘yoth - ceram ag Musi¢ room. Very
bere] term.
#10,300 EAL VALTE — Almost m home pear &t.
oO"
oe a the Tantee
rage.
BRA (atthe finde
oy a oa. the
on
oa ree
res comfortable ass i
L. H. BROWN 1362 ron 8t,
OYULPLe LISTING SERVICE
OPEN
Sunday 2-5
field ighla d Bloomfiel i Hi an s |
u
Seotine “beclaatel ianascapen.
jered w
tle bath. Protession
Sie eee aa
hw. DINNAN
alls, oak floors,
will ae 2 oF? Netem mate
RA , ae
OP!
ie, erage, located | 7 a € ; cross |-
street from: lake price 87,-
‘eaiies R. Irwin! — Prose
ese been ‘ mie rom re
for, remaining down payme out, remodeled Litdhen Pl Pleasant
basement
~ pi eatin
water,
$3,682 . i b
heat. e."
ae ou oe iat
rue N BION,
EN | SUNDAY 16
901 Cass Lake Rd. Now
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 1-4
4 BP . $1,500 DOWN
Seems hardwood with natural
lace in a per
ad
: i ‘now! and - elty re eee .
CLARKSTON AREA * -—
Ss. ce. home on -
‘ie darge-ogieh mat le) tet
, Steel sink
Bas
i
DRAYTON same. 2 bed-
—— a red peint-
artitioned for recreation.
‘anel-ray heat and aute. hot
lot and only
GT RESALE. 81.248 down on = * ; vedroom
‘eek Let_us show you
8SYLVAN VILLA
fale
ont heat, best loc
ie FE 23-4810 | lage. Sacrifice price of $13.-
BY OWNER 6 oat FRAME HOME. | : Lot. 10 f - 922.08 dee Good Sestneee ore ropert attr op] Rd. Pontiac, Mich RAY O'NEIL, S69 8S. Telegraph Rd.
FE. 37103. —
Realtor
PE Ror oTaneae HOME, FINISHED EX- ie "5 interior as - oad, S. ro
- storms 7% reef basement
price,
“OPEN
GILES - $225 DOWN ‘ent
Large Immediate posse:
$500 DOW N
center, Newly
HURON GARDENS Vacant 2
: ~~ /—— ec a
wwe yon
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W. sib 7 RMS ae Ga-
i Thru Partridge
List Thru a.
on innge ot, substantial
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4
“Don't bother your ‘daddy, imo! He's had a bad day:
Te. ing a. pn oh.
lacie tiation sore
&
ae a single commentator pal with his views! ”
Pee Sale Houses 43 rs
Large 6 rm mod, home, City 5 wer, tl beats paved Pa 4
“ HOLLY New 3 bearm.
Ket Sccacin tees HIGHLAND i. trees,
i ee er-4 Ao ga ; Chick
pares ea ras —* Saree
mnaer, MS abe
Buy ae Partridge
List Thru Partridge
Pig ER RL
Ha Ras Sa
Buy thru Partridge
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BY OW Jags y —NORTH
Mi 5 x Basement. Lot 120, $52.40 per
Ms a3 —
oe. oF 6
fa ban men a Be ice alivooe: me + *
a er posses
~A New Home
You Can Afford| MAY BE YOUR ANSWER
desire, Why met 1 Wii NOT LET US GIVE YOU PRICES (ASK FOR GORDON)
LADD'S INC. 4268 =Dixie a. Drayton —_—
3885 7 (M24)
iverbell.
OR Patti or PE 5-0202
ER { B -# rootig and ‘bath, bed: on |
§ Iain fing, celaon encioaea frost
Gar stoker
Jessie “Paddock. 90130, $1,509 down. 4-7200.
Buy Thru Partridge
List Hk. Partridge
‘neat. o8e4 "Har
CLARK 4 es eae oe? 950
980 with $4,000 town.
WILLIAMS LAKE | SECTION —
a ui ar
s * carpeting included,
ba bere mane Set — garage, of heats A basem with
A beautitul yot be
i@ and shfubs.
ieuss. eX - $11,800 : 2,500
own,
OPEN SUN 10 TO 5
CLARK REAL ESTATE Fre OR FE 44813
1307 W. j i.
MOL’ LISTING SERVICE
bre gp drive brick. 3 bedrooms,
id den. pone Rg in kitehen,
Resrvetion space
selene. Terms. FE. FE 2-7
OPEN |. |
- 3-5 SUNDAY
36 Chippewa Rd.
ma
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor '
re ean” sree ea
Mon tai panne PE Bane
|$595 Down |_ Immediate Possession
223: W. Strathmore
wis Ww. WY: Longtellow |
mento biti Pall eee,
‘Gros Realty, REAL 610 W. Muron 8t, Pb.
Oakland County’ Realty
Cae 2610 U mata gl sper
oall
Mane ulty S-rm. home, Li
‘im, 3 one
Balance after
83 Payments $51.75 =n
PRACEPUY, VILLAGE OF
LEONA
1 ~~ family home, 3 bed- oe Farm with Oo) ,. oe.
CL VAN VLEET
OAKLAND 28-1160 OXFORD
LOVELY NEW 3
= =a%. ee:
tie oem
_MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Announcing
NEW 1958 MODELS
Colberry Park
Daily and Sunda ze find « yo < . ae P rami
in these
ee ak a Lote 120 10 SEWER,
rage. a
WATER & BLACK-TOP roads ( ) N
Schoci‘and Chureh and MiRaciSs PE ure 5 MILE SHOPPING. Prices begin Daily & Sunday 1-8 at $20,500 plus lot as. low as
$4,900 NOTE! Two 1957 32 W. Ci
models at a special . MOD- olgate EL at RD. 2 io 3 bedroom home, extra
BLOCKs EAST "AND souTH it. Wardrobe clos- FROM Wwoob.- kitchen, birch cup.
} aeromg & SQUARE LAKE ROAD.| boards, vent a paneled
tier drive out eraser . Lovely bath, built-in
vanity, Shining oak floors, full
ent, suto, of] near
schools bus, A _— for only |, 400 ra.
E h r OI and $700 down
lizabet Lake ront WANT A BARGAIN?
. 2 to 6. Charm 2 bedroom This is it! Extra nice
w with attached garage. located at ro cadinac,
in KRY Kh. ton and eiesn. — r garage. 1 furnace, nice shaded : sends
to aaeé baech. To | OFF JOSLYN .
acide = draperies and cing 4 bedroomt home near Madi- water. soften ‘pies UR Tiled . ba’ oak
So * “ELIZABETH LAKE
: €ass Lake—Ranch is ex ional, desir- This
— _ “troom
ecnpea and atts HB
Price $16,250, te:
S. Bloomfield Wighlands Thats ‘bedroom attac
‘unit -
_, Price
KIN@LER- TOR
BY OWNER
JEAR CASS LAKE 2 —— : 7s on paved street,
Ecapbe - of. large ‘eidtets
‘LAKEFRONT
| 66 BW
FE 43595 |
Fail to See This —- wr
are SASHABAW RD.
J. C HAYDEN REALTOR FE 6-044)
fern 04 7, eenker
BRYANT»
SYLVANWOOD RANCH-- $17,500
Qveriees = Ug -3 ey uti
- <M = ee a x 227 lot,
BRYANT
SOUGHT & SOLD
ont
CEAWSON & TROY fruit caller, also te
vin
Sieulacs “nttae ot
yore eee hk
OWNER. SAYS “SELL”.
Se Ss at mi
ey eae ft garage. well escaped. Bee .
ERRY E. ADAMS CO. Eves. “til 9; Close
$1500
re cae:
ROCHESTER AREA
LAKE ORION : Home for large family, 3 bedrooms
Smith-Crawford TWO OFFICES
BRICK epi 7R FLOOR
BEAUTIPUL HOME FOR
IM WRIGHT REALTOR
& screens,
acres with
_tHe floors,
MIDDLETON
SPECIALS!
Located near
ell compl
Septic, bath, water and elec-
= in, Now good and liv-
LOCATED 1 Biock off Adams
nah By pt aa bath. Basement, breeze-.
way with 2-car attached
rage, On “ta corner lot with, all kinds of fruit and
What ® Wonderful
FRANK SHEPARD, | Ob 1-751 SMALL
month. ru . Wi take good
houset in trade or call
for terms
: INCOMES TO MCHOOSE &
DOWN UP.
‘Leslie R. Middleton BROKER 188 N, JOHNSON
FE__4-' ‘FE 8-6003
OLD FASHIONED it’ , with
40 x 100 Full 1. y
Sie Ci se
fleors, "iovely 13
seesion. Located at 797 Second
Street
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 1218 Baldwin Ave.
_ Tired of |
Looking at
Ordinary
Homes?
/ Such As—Those with dry .
wall—Plastic or low cost
tile?
Well Come Out Sunday 1-¢.P.M And Let ze Show You a Home
erate
pega, Bead foie & treet Sais Immediate Possession on this 3
ft -—. ‘ ick Fon Home |
Pane ota’ and (ura Tek Watkins fame ehh Se bee
WM: A.
KENNEDY ate? W. Huron FE 43500 tn»
a .
3.5 SUNDAY - 1097 Argyle *
Partridge. Ig THE “BIRD” TO SEE
NORTHERN LAKE
» FRONT
BUY NOW: SAVE $2000 - “NORTHER
Large of —
Priced at pond fas “on terms,
W. SIDE, $2250 DN. Very attractive
that's as = - anything
we've seen—in years, “new recre-
ation room, Gas heat. 1'9 car see
rage. Pull price
rs outstanding
* ust $11,950.
ome value
COLONIAL BRICK RANCH ON 1 ACRE — a. —— RANCH = OPEN Telegraph Rd. to Vorhels Rd.
blocks west to Pioneer. Gouth H
blocks to corner of James K Blvd;
958 James & ated
tal |
fupboards. Ful ken ol it heat, 3 31-ft.
_Washer. Owner leaving state.
home, © Oxford, has large ~~
pee ‘peivilove FE 27520,
3060 5S, Commerce Rd. MA 4-1578 Multi-Lakes Realty
2 GI HOMES ;
Black street & drive. Off Pontiae trail & Walled Lk. ‘-
bedrms, 69 x 220 lots, $375 dn.
age home CIVILIANS
$490 Down,
ace to live.
in the coun- VACANT — IMMED. POSSESSION, 192 W. LONGFELLOW
NO OTHER COSTS
2 bedrm, ranch, full basement. |
— new. Auto. heat, bot wa-
x 136 ft. fenced corner lot, Priced at only $9.000
with $1,500 down, Immediate pos-
JIM WILLIAMS FE 40547
Located on 2
lots ~ just
but yet you are just a few
miles west of . Th walk in a ook at it &
‘Ee home —_ 2 you are interested,
sn lly’s needs, d at. ‘O 33380
: ow ei fat s, because Bre, Beth “oan TO bees owner
RUSTIC LIVING WHI TE 3 m log ranch e ;
with 1% car attached ¢ ‘©. will
reming you of all the able
times you've spent in the BROS. Nicely landscaped lot with circle .
) drive to garage. Lake privil ee a
Just 1% bioc te school,
oe CLARKSTON r Just 3 blocks f th ss
W ARD E. PARTRIDGE go village at Ciathdon New
REALTOR.....FE 4-358] 2 bedroom home with large y W. HURON sr. kitchen & living room, oak floors
po Ae EVE TIL 8 automatic oi] heat. A very attrac-
$500 FOR MY 81,500 HQUITY AND | Hy Gsp ee ee take over mente. Green- . ® lawn, off ;
)Do Ww n ~ ye ae rf we
i located “Pillage Ot all fine Cement
Lakefr ont . Se Siocee. pened oll Yeet Tma if oe neat rus- Se lot, All for $0,500 tota.
Lake. This tome has everything “e you j want, New heating
yg he ee CLARKSTON lakefront lot. Here is @ new 8 room all brick 4
$29 per mo.
to y a home? We cae a
dandy Stapiiy home with 2
‘bedrooms, living room, kitchen, bath, shower and screened - in
porch in a unit is
completely fu including
new stove, refrigeratora and new
hot — inet is
on sized under
peo nice aoe a re
eges yards * a it" forced req . Owner,
to sell. Immediate pos-
$500 Down
Williams Lake beautiful wooded
tee ag od mediate Por
Clarkston aie
takes it! Call for appointment.
Clarkston we have several beautiful
ing lets left with good terms,
COMB = SER ~ BUY
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC. 8S. Main,
(ACROSS MApie_5-§621
"lr $ RM ‘MODERN. ONLY $9,000,
# rm teome! With firepiaée, 2- . Car garage, easy terms. (
| ae oe act aty
tt 9 ath om
W, DINNAY build-
-| NICHOLIE, n OW.
$31,000, cash to new mortgage.
WHITE BROS.
& HARGER CO. S eventngs o soles 7 alee :
Only $2,500 down, Near
|
86 E. Walton
a4 5 ROOM ‘AND BATH. NORTHE N. E 5-8062, END.
ROCHESTER | NICE OLDER HOME,
ng.
Close nice ome, for
income family. Also hee excebent
SYLVAN N"MANOR SUB.
Shen org Reg guick, ale.
Center.
K. L. 1 cmp Re Realtor
2339 Ovebard FE 4-463
3
Eoin
700, FE 5-7205.
| HAYDEN |
OFF AIRPORT RD. oe of an sere,
Liv reom bane! cag bedrooms
wardro
con-
struction. Low down payment.
IN CHIPPEWA. 4 bedrooms. 3 story
ss room home. Oak floors. Pull Immedi-
ate $13,950, Terms,
Anpace. 3 ACRES. Part fenced r horses. 3 bedroom home. 2
beth. retest Immediate pos-
200; Terms.
rc. HAYDEN, Realtor E. Walton PE 8-0441 |
Open Eves. Sun. W@ to 2
“OP | ‘Chandler
Estates CUSTOM DEVELOPMENT
featuring
FOUR \(4) ESPECIALLY DESIGNED
“RANCHMASTERS”
Tri-Levels Included \
3 LARGE BEDROMS BUILD IN RANGE
CUSTOM ” x,
OVER —
TERMsg TO SUIT ~
a IN Jo CASES
TWO WEEKs
DIRECTIONS: North on Perry to
Pontiac Road. Turn right %& mile
: Pe a Open daily 1 to 8.
NOSAN BLDG. CORP. 2556 Pontiac Rd. FE 5§-1923
OPEN SUNDAY 1T0 5 P.M.
SYLVAN VILLAGE
1702 BEVERLY ‘Owner transferred. Must sell tht
5
57 water frontage.. Stai
all-to-wall car-
Drapes, Venetian blinds, tile
Path, oil - “Daranen, breeteway with
jalousie a nen Attached ga-
rage. $14,700. Terms.
Drive out Orchard’ Lake Rd. to
Bever! a he right; Watch | tor open 5
‘OPEN SUNDAY 1TOSP.M. 3541 BAYBROOK
Auto. washer and di
cluded, Approx. §2,
ry
street righ
LCH Se hte __FE E 8-041
By owner, F
HOUSE. BASEMENT. 5 RM.
lots. 884 Orlando,
sa eat 7 For Scie
- Families ~ — Planes = | nie
nice yerd— ~frult Pulte Opertien
462 8S. Edith st. Va
ro oy and clean § room but,
298 EF. Wilson. A
room home in ‘ote dition.
2 to 4 bedroom homes,
Others to select f 4n-
cluding- incomes. fom
oe cha list your home in
rea with us. Ph. Mre.
Hows: 18 Gi + thd ilisple St. FE .
on ona Ki Kinzler, ,Realtor
72th, Bats, Penton to see,
| OPEN
SUNDAY 2to5 P.M.
477 E. Tennyson St.
Ponventen room, bungaion ares fice
” Bud Nichotie, e, Realtor
meee sarT
: THE PONTIAC reas’ saromnay, OCTOBER 5, 1957
ey ete.
Main,
SCs oll ae Pontiac Lake
OPEN HOUSE Clarkston, ‘Mich Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC.
SUN, 2 ‘TIL 6
2 bet. brick, a ng
place, 1%-bath. ision. M24 to
rdick to
G. L. VAN VLEET ROKER. B
$-1160
North Roselawn St. a fy er Hie ae
i 4 2 ale Ha ab é Ba
Reactant House Sna &
HE
Pp West side 16 rooms, some
Ve ery
ROOM HOME
down
RAINBOW REALTY -
Eve Pe eam” © pe eases
BY OWNER
s
SUNDAY 2-5 -
48 Dwight
‘Best Location ~—Webvster Schoot and Huron
bus, Large 7 room home with 3 bedrooms, all oak
floors and plastered walls.
12x20 ft. Being goon, bree’ fast nook room.
Pull basement ‘rite
heat, TL my
Wass Whoa eter TS DWIGHT — NOR TO
OPEN 8IG
OP SATURDAY 1-6
. DUNLAP $1198
Veterans
_ AP Civilians
You asked for more
3 BEDROOM HOMES
Behind St. Joe Hosiptal
we are building 18 more.
these homes are going tag
$10 STARTS DEA
Same GI Deal as Before
NEW FHA
TERMS
See Me... Corner
Earlmoor and Bondale —
Own Your
Payments Less
han Rent
PE 8-6041 Eves. LI 2-4677
WESTOWN
REALTY Main Office KEnwood 1-1002 Detroit
OP
OP
at 923.900 MARLBOROUGH DRIVE Dis aw Kien DOWN — South Bloomfield
ROWLEY—FOLLOW OPEN rage. On esa
ANDING BRICK HOME SIGNS. “Jot. Lovely floral
SimaseTH LAKE ESTATES ings mapepetoety carpeted fiving
beautiful 3 bedroom brick hom room dining room or TV den.
Fs . “4 . Tile bath & shower with built-in
| Pe vanity & linen closels, 3, beautiful-
Sey of wo wien reersenees ees WEOT SIDE clovet apace, OUARAN: eS ae TEED DRY basement, incinera-
HLPi system. tt r ro Bnei a 8? Bow hg
Bega per rh INCOME ia cllglalenienee Brecher Dan poe | sive'te propery. PEN 24 F HURON GARDENS BUNGALOW and bath down — 5
“oath Se nares Ba ods calen Sage 1 / est white frame / e toad a
— model five room slows with cate for bay pin ;
| aren Bertect Seat ‘ana Ree for $15,060 with $3,850; basement, autom down.
Pest, a and. s deoay é WILLIAMS, LAKEFRONT
eeleca roe /$450 DOWN | fas ve cere 000 om outskirts of Pontiac, e on 3 lovely landscaped lake
qualified purchaser, Tt’s| front lots. 3 spacious bedrecms,
suniE'gs ERAGE FeUe feat Sethe” et | fy Waal Sat ante Se rig This qpecqpeamng son home, room and large utility room.} room, overlooking = fire-
toched B.-A % on, and best of all, only pe hen with founazy
the nicest homes for $13,750 on the $5,050. ell, Radiant heating. Many 2
market today, full basement, = ine i ertame
sareace Set ghee wat 4 BEDROOMS | iar ge ie emai ~ floors, and plastered walls. This is er Mr Hoyt tm charge.
Y 7 % e N P.
a home that you will admire the This horfe bullt in 'S3. Pric
design ation reduced $1,500 for k
one vite full on
walle rip. kitohen that, js just e
one ‘bedroom ‘home.
WE TRADE, WE SELL
732 W. Huron PHONE PE 41557
LAKE sloping to
Eee caret you de
ye
: eo ores
"Ceionial
owl
Fy Rewty a decorated
a my ny eauly. Pa 48 cans
. FOR COLORED, _
ing room Phas .Classitic
heater,| Yes; whatever it is ~ dial
Glove ‘right tn.|F a% get it! r Owner must leave due ner must ie
$5 tines in fomuly. Alum-
a full . basem "Excel
lent location. $10,950. with 4% per cent FH mort-
371_8. Telegraph __ Eves, & Sun.
Hempstead. S. Bloomfield Highlands. suburban
il e = &
= 2
oka st
© privileges.
t price baggy a "Por
a Gee “DAVIS
GET IT ¢ UT ‘Ads!
2-8181 for an ad-writer |
REALTORS FE 4.0528) ,, ,H¢
and one-half
Lot 100x120. A A. real buy
for nati 0e with te
orr YN . Immediate possession on
tractive 2 bedroom miow wf
gas al F conditioned bs cellent location ed only i, faatal $1,506 down. °
SCHRAM
osu anaes" __. OXFORD AREA
Seckor WES. DR. Take Pa Orr. s
BY Ff FT. my ae ik {ALL |
Eacila aa R. J. VALUET, Realtor |
Va hati’
Lo.
Pike Street
‘Near eity hall, soned ; com- mercial, 16 room 3 stor
house with 4 apartments a
rented, 3 car garage. re
mediante possession, $15
730, terma.
‘Union Lake. Front
Attractive year round home
(owner moving to Florida). Knotty pine and a, args
ern ki ; bedrooms tile Ot] FA heat = electric — heater.
a *
$19,950, terms.
it com t
Gad dining ares, 3 bed- bath, ol] heat. Home
sets’ h on nto,
among trees.
terms.
| Pham }
ty Kate Ovene a.
Fo Sale Ranrt Prop. _For Sale Houses 483 ,
OPEN Sunday 3 to'6
& See
you said you weren't ae
hungry!”
nieavtetan sine te :
“That's not fair! Just before I suggested we have dinner,
For Sale Houses 43 43
2619 Ui
EM 34164 or Suh ‘WILL +
TRADE OR SELL trem
Oukland. County y Realty .
after 7.
KNUDSEN
____ For | Sale Houses 43
Johnson - POR BETTER HOMES
FOR BIG FAMILY bedroom
‘Gass hake. 2 bedrooms up
- te
and
By cobs
00. Bee a |
buy h,
NO peaulitul. 3 bedroom
SR RS See § —
, la hte ee
Suburban Livin : Kitchen Only ate few 2 cs casei. Near Silver Lake eanis ieee a lot. Pull’p Sree
Gon cee surround ae type. 6 rooms and 1% baths, —_ oo eee
American farm ‘ a 4 zea garage and A HONEY - 2 Banat wuving eee So actliems tonal oe Consisting 3 2M acres with a
tes Teo x24, ' finest ea a oe ~ ranch i and frame home
a Sieg Og true Colonial st: carpets) Williams Lake — + er BS room.
—_ = a. Seats new 3 = Stier es oe ok
nee ~ Oy, | - Rome. Tenses efter @ call Mr. Lease,
Sacudbebves on@ weed pam Ulrergoder ‘hitchen. Res: PE eins
gling. Olt heal. 8 car ote} capably, wn parmest wil A. JOHNSON, Realtor
Gock" "alt Wevactes fenced | _WM.H.KNUDSEN | 1704S. Telegraph Rd. An unusual offering for the/ apaLTOR 244 8. Telegraph Ra. | FE 4-25, miles between work and re- PE 44516 Eves, 70 2-8503
laxation. _ y ap- :
pointment. aa oe pore. pocess AND a
OPEN SUNDAY MILLER ee 2-5P.M. - Investment -, : réss mortgage on nearly new. 3
$880 Livernois ge meee eee NSE oe North West of Rochester | fig “fine Samliy “income:'"3) offer Beautiful location on Paint bath down; 4 & beth up. Oak | | 3 bedroom tm Creek with twimming and kal walls, full base- Pull basement,
1 3 Seres, genuine) ment, new steam heat plant. Oth-| 2 - car garage, $60,000; terms.
Ing in iarge. fasnity, toom |. $f Nowe, 4 & deth, Separate gas] FE CSia ‘| built. fm bookcases, ; frontage
. corner fireplace, also -sepa- pon no on Bus Seu “Sibewe oor: en Gas heat. wa cone ogee epep | space. | &4- $16,950—terma, . FE 42240.
Th For- -|° 2 bed fun t shell —— ees, MR. SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS.
Forum eathe, A — for eos amu Large rm raat. -* re erm oa
Rag Rea) Be cealng weit tas | scree Zane mee os tional buy at $38,000, terme.| Leke. Ths lovey te eae ke bs
Rochester Reed. north ea | 220, peautitul carpeted ving | 2 beer’ Eandoeaped, faneed. "Oo. Liverngis 2.2 miles to open full dining room, too. Large well| ment aitve, Li car narnge,gi8.-
- sree cathe eat. Pores | oe on Roy Annett Inc.| “suet * se Sei ores go, to om, Meh Y pny basement. ‘a €
REALTORS | William Miller. fuany extras, 90,500 “full” price. 28-2. Huron PEderal 89-0406 1 FE 2-0263 rms. FE 42240, Evenings and Sunday 1-4” | Realtor aa 107s ios Huron nce gti Lake canal front. 2 wo p dl. Joly ou gorner. A steal at 4.600
"2 bed pert basement, living
NEW HOMES ee: Loree Mitchen. am cabente sy pL ate a 1 timp 00 down,
Sylvan Lake Privileges | 2 '
en level arog for gate. ll Cl ; Lag patiding” plana ‘over with out 609 ft. livea lage family rts. Trade equity, Call
ree: t ‘i is" dey LOW DOWN PAYMENT. Bioom- - lla = no, Shligation.
Fanch bricks on lot of your o| sae 2d bedresm, brist rach . "basement ¢2,t00° down, re
Face brick, full » ery he Ortonville, 15.- acre farm. Good ae Sep een meee) pletely ose. Sent & buildings, 613,000. Terms. FE
Srenard Lake Road. Open Sun ee & be in excel :
day ae at.a rea a. ~ yer BEAL ESTATE
conus : Sun Pe ease. :
LUXURIOUS ye ee ee COMMERCE AREA
HOMES Sea crie | RSs atoll iaa : athe ne pce al gos + peGNION CAKE AREA} int ie eg 2 ; Double Cass Lake Privileges west. [SUBURBAN ‘Lo’ <i | “Maks pris: Garage. $909, ic :
|poupens opets nzrow comr| fer ioragr ghana "| Pater, Best Batata Built on 2-3 acre lots g blocks lake. 9 baths, Recreation area.
oP ae ee eee: an - Lestie R. Tripp, Realtor | Pe", 2 ee ae Se tee 75 W. Huron Street ¢ rm, cement block home. Ap. sive Orchard a e ‘ * : sat PE 54-8161 OR FE 20076 Bee a Mas)
washer. wa rerdrer mereomm —- "TIURON VALLEY . 1 bore Be nang : REAL EHDLANDALEL 8 streets, weet. ot i i 1166 M39 at Pontiae Lake Orchard Lake Road on Commerce oR 3-0081
Road, See signs. - | ”
: = . | LJ
- } js bese
[OME Drayton Woods” =| fs ; wag x Acowd \frame :
- M ART : ga wsq| SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. tl
: att ee x pe: 6050 Southward
1000 Buren . Bea oo rae 2 site. Waterford. i
hn ee @ mortgage. Fast po | - banerment ands rece aon room.
. N. BARGAIN ii-ear aarese With atioched,
seo gf og MODERN rg Baldwin—St. Michaels reed it to, = ae land.
FULL BASEMENT — Area $16,500 with $5,000 SCHOOLS & PLAYGROUND po ea oni
_ AND condition, fore family who is DIXIE HIGHWAY TO WIL-
3 SHEL in in a) LIAMS LAKE ROAD. 791
TIC ier tt. hg full dining gg RIGHT ON AIR-
Acne Lor-—cLose Ix.” oad tau oan beck, ap | es RL ise easPaeteeteteact’ © | A. JOHNSON, Realtor
™ WRIGHT 8-044 1704 S. oe Rd.
ment | “OPEN VENINGS UNTIL 8:30 | | Bud Nicholie, Realtor ' . FE 4-25,
vi 52008 ot PE 8.1201 _f 1
ohn ‘ . bd .
'
IRWIN OP * SUNDAY 3-5
Perry Street mal fe 415 Marlborough
qlee mea 2 fet refused Sun. 2 to 5 P.M. S. eee te «Lincoln Hei eee eee re ee : Webtser School District “i 3600 Brookdale bath, ince “potoch Fee at
“Aramis senate | 3600 Broo Gitirigind AF ban a Dg ng ct i & bath up. Pull basement, gas| Drovury nools, Inclades| WM. A. [KNUDSEN yore. oe ee Weneed) tile bath, 2 s » 1 Up, | REALTOR Faorreon Be. Rd.
erty Spieaiaves eos a ton fem. TE hee recent on nent,| farege, irre grounds." Only se-| RENT IT FAST| bared sree edicts went to Case Lake Ra,, turn through Rent Ads! Room, {1 block to Brookdalé, then right to OPEN sign. house, apartment, - any-
Johny K. Irwin | Bud | Nicholie, Realtor thing — Want Ads give
on. or 3 3-4200 - you ACTION, ‘Dial FE}.
i sane a | \
Al ~ 2741 Colrain Drive .
-Donelson Park
den re.
tats lave
chen with area.
Full basement—new gas AC
wate
& HARGER CO. 330 W, Muren &t.
Open Evenings
STOUT S
loratt t ! jas cove eat faa Edward M. Stout, Realtor
11 N. Saginaw St. Ph. PE 5-816 Open Eves Ti) 8:39 ndays
Here te a le for Cioaa IN
family ane cougle. of
from Bt Mi’ ‘a. he eo *
se
Very nice —,
oa, poms iaree > possession,” AA
41.500 down. pte - LAKE -— Large bidg. lot,
road, ideal for btg. and
fhahing Price $600.00,
THR HUNDRED Lg eee
“= ee gu Ss ler
Svar hs sn igetsnas
To OM Us A LINE CURREN BRO. ETTER YET _ | PROP In a? FARM &. 8 REALTY co.
eeye| eo
tract
a.
& has room for com
becdes, the noges
djoining land also
avaliable},
built
"a Us AN
suggested” price, $17,-
HOLMES - BARTRAM Dinle
edt we id
For Sale Lake Prop. 44
. churches, on
a ee ' De. Owner Wright, TExa, 4-086},
0 LAKE NTAG: deep wey, 32° dock.
- Bhade “tre Cees. es
ue
” x 34 SSesdrens iawn, shrubbery, trees.
MVONTIAC REALTY 137_ Baldwin 5-8275
\ ONT LOT. BETTER BUY — fit) 7” e ge | lake
rounded fine
mes. * sarge trees, high lots.
$8,000,
RAY. O’NEIL, 1 Regt n 8. Ra, mi. Telegraph
For Sale Resort Prop. 44A
Tewesew
t BA
Retirement raneh home furnished,
fish a, sony modern, price
Pon te best | oe
i, ne ig Cones
pane MARQUETTE RIVER—-de-
luxe furn., -modern cotlage, fire- place, year yous, ine}. 1400 ft.
. on river, $9750.00, :
iw. L. Parmer, Realtor Ph. RI 58-3161
“OPEN Nit DAYS | A WEEK" a
Sale Suburban Prop. 45A
ROCHESTER
baths,
iw sare aka” Wiigthe _Weteteh Best Buys vous a T ; je one’. o—. a, beaut
Le ay Fetuay ‘ro te ‘Oweor, ge ag 309 bent,
West Suburban For Sale Lots 46/4
ed's = ‘union Lake with |3 WITH Butt ING MATE
4 lots, 2 car garage, t, ved street. 7309.
ot] nay 8 and water eae. Py 7) LOCATION
ey poreh to 3 cecbenh. Spring. * the summer breeses. Only ul rm mp in bamt,
will Dandie. ol Ps "new roof
$3500 Down & wiring, Newly decorated, paint- Moves to this large 4 ed outside. Lom Jon Rd,
bedroom b: ranch lo-| 1 mile from Clarkston, close to eated in rkston. on large genes with bus at door, FE
Fer Se ite erste ye iw i% bathe, Beaty ARRO '
Enchant pet oe) = LOTS OF LOTS bee eee Close * geohool ere gisey of lots lo-
mn 750 ie ‘otge have lake privileges. $750 Down by toy’ teoutea oo canal, vate | and be’ # ro low up 10 ARR cent down.
focated off Orenaré Lake Md RO REALTY.
ta toed residential | ve TED McCULLOUGH Total price only 68, ROKER
Immediate ossession | Gesa Deity” wren Bae is Bunda
Rome tested sees Wer sche SEAUTPUL oe ie en ig oak floors, ‘ed wal) efront Walton B) Geod
ol) furnace, large utility room ach. A i fall bargain. $1,-
and I car earees Excellent 000, MY 2-4213
~~ Buy thra- 1 Partridge
HOLMES, INC
COLONIAL ats
FOREST LAKE
COUNTRY CLUB
ESTATES.
UPPER LONG LAKE
ESTATES
We are now offering a
number of beautiful bulid) nm Lavy RE 3 exe) ae subdiv
3, to 96.280 with only i oar per een dows and ensy
monthly paym
PARTRIDGE mited
oo ‘teen re Of 3.4003.
KOH
yee wt, Toxi84". New eubdivision
* CHLOE NICHOLS, 1580 Williams Lake Rd. 3.383 EM
“BY ALL MEANS 8B
The New Addition to
Cherokee Hills!
Y secluded oye ~ ita "Eig fh wide wide
te Scott take Ra) lle west
oo seo Lane ha “Ye safle
Carl W. Bird, Realtor
Fe ca “irene tb
on is Rd :
FRANK SHEPARD i’
or. waik-in basement, $1700, "OW Ln ye Ea en ra se re pot ia
List thru nee oa
.
oe
rea sae
eR sidewalks
= 108, Cosh
oe ck
Peter en Te eS and toe conven Bette
Smith-Cra wiord Ine. "
~ ltt 4, Melee te SACRIFICE! . ACRES INSIDE crry
413 GO08
invchnleye Port
R. J. VALUET, Realtor
OrPLa Lis ice EN_EVENIN 6;
For Sale Farms 48
4 Den
"Bey thru Partridge
List thru Partridge -
: TR atest black top
road
breeseway
hein, oti rms., bate:
BAN VLEET - BROKER
:= pew teal eed. rage. house, 1) acres a week. ve dest.
Sale Business Property 49
© FT FRONTAGE ON W. OO '
AUBURN AVES
ROW KNA\ UF, Realtor
nical € er
nes with Auburn_ Ave.
dock. For
‘BREWER Lt
E See atin ae
¥ w. AD wee Tal co.
bet at ee :
aps Buy Thru pee re wy
List Thru Partridge _
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A
ail A TE
2
LADD'S SELECTED CHOICE
BUILDING SITES
2 Acres with Stream Higli on 4 hill. Running to stream on paved rd, Beautiful neigh-
borheod, $2500 dn.
100 x 200 Ft. Excellent building site on a hill.
roads in Drayton Plains
area, $100 down,
i128 'x 180° Wooded * wed Rd. Ex
neigh
un": site
uene beautiful shade
“Letts 1 Little Farms
LADD'S: INC. 2200 Dixie Hwy. Dra:
3885 Le z Pabe *
om ase oR an
NT A
ry farm nner Imiay City
ea st medium cla: ove fave
an under cultivation. Le
barn with 59
milk cooler. 2 silos,
motors Pe ie ae 2 apert-
ents rooms each
18,000, y Kis suitable terms,
x. wt aa ” hese
he ee Lapeo?.
CLEARANCE SALE! Lots for $500 Each
On West Columbia—60x180 ft, Lakeview Drive—38x100
bie Rutgers—40x120
O) 200 :
an Bagh Canal Front
rive—50x 150
ae 7 ys melee. a4
for $2,250-~-Call TODAY!
R, J. VALUET, Realtor 2g OAKLAND, A
yke Road, on Sneliprook,
’ Arnold Real Estate . ~ 20 8. ; OPEN “EVENINGS to sERvicn =
io Bea
bron, qazt| E Rendie peocr Sane
Appliance and Music
Store
WARD EF. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 43581
f-*
—“aLETS TALK
BUSINESS”
eo LL TRADE i
pare a "
Inoe” egniract ax" part pay: FINANCE CO. fess seeds his Me: £1574 te the only Nquor take pid a sacl engees + Merls co Leme 5a \ MUSIC STORE [= “f \ Rest pmuite ges, | LOANS—$600 to $1,500 \ ‘Benue this on — douse es odeen of Dok r Best aly aheee ‘banding home édditions or
MICHIGAN BUSINESS ‘Constructed, CORPORATION _—w
Be
for housetraller or pick-up.
qu 31320.
mT “WINCHESTER pe... tm, barcels for 20
wei of equal quality,
*
Seer Located
Leake, “eee eee Sanne cf as payment.
Ly
storms and » creens. Exc
soure, win acce
” GEORGE BLAIR
4536 Dix ue ~ eater OR }-1251
4 elon PLane
|FORSALE OR TRADE 40-FT. 1954 PQNTIAC CHIEF 2 BEDROOMS FULL BATH AWNING EXCELLENT CONDITION - WILL TRADE FOR 3-BEDROOM HOME _FE_2-4827
Fees vised boat trailer with winch,
_housetralier or car, FE 5-720.
Ee TRADE ‘47 PLYMOUTH FOR RE-
| claimed brick, ee or ?
“TRADE Mave 3 bedroom luke front. —
home on Lake Orion. Will
MLENT_ AUTO. CONVER: "ite bane SILENT AUTO. CONVER- pty
ecome sf
> oa fue 1 to 68 p.m, Sat... 10 &
Grosses, sine 13. Men’
* jackets, size het
m . re
¢. 12230 Bald- win,
Woman's SUiTs, "5 DRESSES,
Some’ see's new
shirts, pants, large for work, sports. Best cond.
Low Pirmingham: 1072 Ridge-
dale, Birm m, Sun, afier 2
p.m. Mon, Tues.
Scrap & Iron 56A
Af SCRAP CARS & fh “hen PE sai!
a 00 Sale Household Goods 57) -
es 6 Aon AUTO.
pa.
re ee Mise, fone
&
phen deep fryer
house — Drip
= ' opper $3,’ " elec-
. 6 prs, white nylon tier
ame SL fad artes rat edd sores ol
genaine of] paintings $5 ea., MId-
at 4-28
room, Dinete set, with tn-
ner , couch. offer. FE 40838.
4 A ROSE CARVED
IN
Best otter “gebes it. « RMS. OF PURN ond,
F.
ek cn i ; i? IN. RCA CONSOLE "Tv" PIC.
Py wet ont, 1068 Dr pw Gants cn ages. cond, trafier as down ™ : .
Durant St FE BLT. a omy
sso EQUITY IN A 9 BEDROOM % @. $5300 truck, tractor, or
__lake lots. MAple 56-4093 after 6. 9x2 Felt Base Rugs $3.95
Siy|OO0D CABIN SITE ON M26. ON | ponny MAID VINYL #1 e e
aineees ecres or “ist, sonal wwtit Ft. Wail ile we
aerate, Coen aah bi ot irs abl wre reins mm
Sie
DICEY [REALTORS . FE 4.0508
ROOM %
able, $50. per mo a Meat a ae on FE
TOTOUNE Fa Bate onl ANTIQUES . _ ini
TR. UF > 1 “ipsters Complete pitcher Ay bow!
Ds getipment. op ah open ere eves., awed att on serecens
ay a Pine. pening Fi Poatise SN Bite
BARNE AARBWARE
Ez Frhine
aUROATIS WASHER AND MAY- a i"
- terma,
suicK's My 3.3711 G E CAN BE st did
x N. 8161 wit | eateg he aa Sane
1 WASHER
—* a x sDeluns |
2 or ea xe Gn
fella: rirecr_seem : o rug & e-™. items. |
ey
Be ahs
x
: ish weak , $45.
refrig., 638. GB refri wi Gis _ bred * re ig. bd . FE
DRY brand made.
exeoptional i raauen eh oh
Orchard = k. Ave. _orescent, 393
ee RUNS GC
cen
Gas
ho. tonne tI 2, ae a pe oe mar ;
arene WASHER, Stunre Elec. _ Co 1060 W. aren
gt
Dining by ~- - w
table” pos. Buffet with rt oe he
in Hutch with. adjustable shelves
$150. 2675 Chadwick. FE 5-7503.
TWONARD RE REFRIO., RUNS Good.
$20. 1008 Hol ere
LEAVING — paths “MUST SEL.
142 8, },_ Edith.
LIMED | OAK es ROOM
ite, the. ss. biaat,
Suite
iS =
tress,
ghair, cost pen oe $40,
Come and see
bea pcichiean Piesressans, 33
RAE Kees we $75. LIv-
. ‘ch end table.
RIGHRATOR. NEEDS
rian tat pet er
el, $15, EM : NORGE AUTO.
Tee rr Ts \.
4 see .. $10.00
$1.00 and w
New Innerepring Mattress” ‘ oe
New bene — ttress . 0.50
Knee Hole Desk 's Aa
WE BUY SEL &, EXCHANGE
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME
OAKLAND FURNITURE
104 8. Saginaw __ FE?
ot yrURNACE, #78 #75. 61. W, RUN-
i | ‘Sale Household Goods 57
Gets: Slee: Vesher 22272222: SBR Table top electric range $20.50
® pe, hardwood dinette one 616.96
WEIS COWEN... «1. -creceee 19.95
2a pe. rm, suite + $19.95
pe. liv rm. cate Saisie $29.95
t] $4.08
1t-w mV YMAN'S "| ai 5 €
Uskb” Tv. sides UP; Used Re- fr tors $60.95 wu Png § color
+ $200, Sweet's
pliance. 423 W. Huron. Pi re “ath,
USED TRADEIN. —
DEPT. Vanity with mirror .........924.50
Ges TANGO. oo... cee seeeece o24.
——— chair on ‘
Refrigerat sdathdebiewe’bws : i pe. adi rm. suite $39.06
4 Ona hot waver Beater, Se ‘pal. 549.50
oS Se, Sree eee ¢ Many 91 er items convenient crea-
THOMAS ECONOMY .FURNITURE CO,
oe
. 4h GUNTYPE OIL BURN.
WASHER, on: 1
Upholstered ‘ehele, 4 $5, ve Teupa.
ashing
with me!" —— av Aan i ices
“by Sav Any
fl
we)
a+
“The food was okay. It was the calories that. didn't agree
For Sale Miscellaneous 60
es Oil Heaters best at bait the cost,
scuiee ‘MY 339711
TRADEAN DEPT. washe
Ji 8. Saginaw Bt.
WOOD VENETIAN — BLINDS, 85°
wide, for “ey window. Natural
voip $0. Mal 07 rh geod as pew for
__ Christmas ( Gifts
AND PAINTED | CNA
ree your Christma, fi noni now!
; tts 59
| Fee Sale Miscellaneous 60
‘1 CALL TO SWAP SERVICE WILL get you « line on Oil heaters
_& farnaces, $10 & up. OR 3-8561.
1 WHEEL * TRAILER. GOOD COND.
__OR_3-0471
i sET OF “BRIDAL RINGS 8
te re 1 _ mans oe eens ring a © 6.
i—4 RO ROOM oF on. HEATER A AND 5 $28. 4774 wmaate &t.,
Used
pu 1 in. circulator. 1 oz" ‘au
+ er, new motor. t Zenith in. con-
sole, ogi. tube shot or broken.
1 tate ‘LL TO SWAP SERVICE on
ol) burners, $10 to ‘UPRIONT YREESER, = HALF AND
FE DEED AND, TORK * ap FS Se
Casb price $30. Call Mich, Sewing | °47HROOM PIRTORES. YOUNGS: - _ Center, an: e, VE 2- i f Hot water and oo ers,
¥ er. more aio, Washer, vs w pn, woe Crock Pe ir. are, @ ca ”
_Asa4, after 4 p.m pipe ait* lew’ res.
SOLID one. DINING cs ey Super Ke EPs | 2 ie ‘ver
chairs, 8106. lider, ‘10. fata L¥ 2688 Lapeer
Brestfan room. hah est UL , G20. Bas” i808. TTERIES ames STOVES. BOUGHI, & EX | 192 8. Saginaw FE 8-3796 Turner's, 603 he Ciem-
COLEMAN FURNA
tr 2 songmtien. GPL oe tubs,
CAR pcr & DEFROs
Complete, High capacity:
cond, Fits any car. FE 8-20 TER.
gg
COAL STOKER, WITH CONTROLS
for saije. Very
PE 5-6052. g00d condition.
CLOSING OUT. ODD LOTS OF
oe _ shingles, EMpire 3-4043
r 6.
~~ CLASET DOORS aameges got
is A. , walt P ae Goer
riced
a pony “Balen
oo ad Fy Paddock, Pontiac FE
32-0203.
LARGE, WELL on BO HOUSE, sulated, $50. Also fence. MI 6-6795
Bont eon,
70
RNACE
blower,
trical ‘equip. - New.
$ Never used. Any LPAINY | WEATHER.
. Warwieks 2678 Orchard Lake
TYPE FAN &
complete with all elec-
Original cost
reagona-
ble offer. 371 Elizabeth Lake Rd.
FE _FE 3-0482
+ ULVE ‘RT PIPE _
"ae 3a ger ines!
hurch’ s, Inc. 102 8. Squirrel Rd. oe pipe et
FE 2.0233
EXCELLENT HOUSE OR CABIN
stove, bt sagt SB, U, on sae heater,
_Fine cond, Phone :
ELECTRIC AUTO. ROOM HEAT- | .
er.
Record player. For sale or swap for auto.
FE 6-6678. FREE DRIVEWAY GRAVEL. AP-
rox, 8 yrds .5 Ad
ete Y digeeus
ae
rd. rock lath, Pain
Hardware, b and electri-
al led teas ‘Deklond “ive
‘7a oop
all electrical ew. : cost, $130, used, reasonable rg
Eusabein Lake Rd. PE PE SHOPS YR. OLD. ALL “7r tachments ‘es. will sacrifice, EM.
oe a) 3-407 or EMpire
Lo — gp: “at il t: wes! ces a ut Trunke: rs, comers: ers, Sewing machines + Jewelry, Silverware, Polite. ~ way or Payment Edward's Outlet - és. Soeiee.
OTRAS RADIATORS
iene
RUSS’ USED MERCHANDISE BARGAINS. 4250 DIXIE wy. DRATTON PLAINS, MICHIGAN.
SALE Sheetrock.
4x8 Sheet $1.35
44 Piyscord, 4x@x% sheet ... $4.95
ag ES ed +. Se ° aq. M. ......
Zonolite $1.39
E SURE IT's
BURMEISTER
<—-Nerthern Lumber C °. 8197 Cooley Lake
Pontiac, EM 171, & mM: “3-9741
Folearaph & 8 Mile Rd.
Detroit CL TWO LAMP, FOUR FOOT PLUO-
rescent fixtures, ideal for over
work benches, hops, : store
fectories $21.95 value,
__Fluprescent, 393 ard Lk. Ave
Tweed ( Carpet
8. Saginaw 9.6
EXPERT VALVE SaroENG &
tuneu
Washbowls with fittings
3-pe. bath sets with
colored rita.
CTORY
SAVE FLUMBING SUPP
173 8. Saginaw GOOD DUO-THERM SPACE
er. Thermostat and blower.
266 Dixie GAS WATER HEATER,
Electrie—water heaters, ©
Bath tubs, first Ae
Thom Perry.
service. Herbs i Serv-
PE 46400. Wava Warner. fee, 135 8. Shirley. © 2-1311.
FREE STANDING = ee $18.95 | V- 21x32 Double, Sink........... $12.95
: HEAT-
Bk $49.95, G.
TER, HU -
2-3 Room. Never
Ne permit needed. $40.
Good, $20, 300
OARAGE. 16 x-18, TO BE als
Best offer taken.
£1330,
Oe a Se PRON
WALTON T TN
s oH a Rb
1 HEATERS (USED, 435 ARD
" oral . aay > PORTANT
cert Sew clock,
A
PeIL Gas 30,08 20 ‘OAL. Wi L. WATER j 5 HEAT:
_foe_ Elec. Co, Go. 1060 W. Ww. rare
QUAKER SPACE HEATER & & 40" a ¢. $30 each. Good cond.
er en nin ns
win- *S. FE
Reconditioned eres Bqua’
fe a
CRUMP EL fPECTRIC ING. 465 Auburn FE 4-3573
“+
6 & M consTRUCTION
_FE. 21311
sue
EO. Wh USED OL. SPACE HEATERS. $3 1e
a Perry, G.
steel box.
¥ENTILATING PANS FOR KITCH-
ens and bathrooms, $40.00 value
Bete ax
and
_| GUNS — ALL
at factory showrooms. Michicen. it
} Orcha:
$04.95 Tthac rovest 2
Hd Marlin — 30
whing &
aa are Term wbede years, are ‘er: : ae
4 [AROS SELECT. rif i = Nace erg 8,
Oiflee 4 Ponterson nanan BROWNING AUTOMATIC, CUTTS . Perfect. Case. $100. FE
Ba, KP.
ers dale
draftin,
1920 TTeitght Mi BRIOOS & STRATTON
Cannon. aorne
MA 42352.
__Ct. Walled Lake
VEER RIFLE. REMINOTON. 30-06
deluxe, Automatic.
like new.
~_ Cast. OR 3-81
ENG, POINTER. Te -¥R8. OLD. 2-358 ¢
Ee PvE, PARTIES,
Swap Service. OR 3-561.
: 1° DEER Bt 303 ammuni- 78 rounds
kin moon 249 Tele-
‘or Ace.
AND
Everything for the hunter.
pao a trade guns, Kelly's Hardware.
Auburn at Adams. Auburn _Heights FE ae
MAKES — ALL
size, Authorized Browning & Colt
dealer, Layaway or onsen.
$ on trade-ins. ed you |
on our rifle range rg trap
field, Lt Gad note day Hg
air aod scope —
"ipo Goan 18210 Holly rr, ME 46771. :
EW. & SHOT BOLT ac-
410 oa and shells. 630. 92
_ Mechanic
A. LADIES SOWLING BALL & BAG.
PE 20038. __ Also man’s.
- USED REMINGTON
BICE ‘LARGE oh TABLE &
mean offer,
‘PE €6650.. 115. Tasmania.
$2b.06; | ia election
bag chimes ot territie values. Hunting Coats -& Pants Michigan Fluorescent, 393 Or-|: Korean Boots, insulated boots, in-
ard) Lk Ave. rome and =— underwear,
" * vn . camo
‘VACATION SALE JOE'S A&N SURPLUS, FE 2-0022
October 5 deadline for real bar-| SHOTGUNS & RIFLES. 613.50 & — on quality power mowers, ap. Gun repair &.
— =. tract - ing. Burr-Shell, 375 8. Telegraph.
Oct. 21. Evans Equip. 6507 Dixie SPE b 2300. 12 GAUGE PUMP. | $50,
i x. VERY GOOD DEER = VACATION SALE | “Shotgun, ® bunting ‘clothes. “PE October & deadline for real bar-| 2-1048
Flier, a Sunny eer "Was |" an, ; '
cut down inventory. Buy now eo ge is iser eat
Bis rath venga bil, on,
TA W. HOT water yg , % circulator, 50
ft. chain link f Sidew alk
Silver ge A trumpet, gd eo,
|| A-L topsoil, black dirt and
5. Power scope, iy
Cost $220; sacrifice $180) .
— « i i 4 man ug us boxes shells, 100" Pa ‘px’ s-se0e %
"2 EM 3-407.
4-8580. Loe ELON YDSO} ere } PROMPT “ ON gs a
phot E. Stevens over & under Diack dirt _or pect. OR 3-004, 10 un i cabin oll heater. PONTIAC LAKE PoILDERs / steel sii trailer, #3 ‘ tile
| 802 Béott Lk. “Rd. Band, gravel ful OT aint, drain ne, -
a 12 GUAGE GONE 7 PUMPGUN) Sint aod mortar.
f barre i ————— « HP ELGIN MTRS. & 17 PLY-| SHV EDDED * wood - boat for deer rifle | _$!12.50 aetvered. F248, or ¢ash, FE . | sseamntie “BLACK bel bs
De ak tees oe exe.
4:30 p.m. . TOP P soil. BAND, GRAVEL, PIL.
OM ORTETER, BISWOF| Sort Bowers. SOT Give 4 he case,
rf box of ammo. . FE 5. ba wf fang Ma a] OR '3-2000.
12 aa0en J. ¢, a MP| YARD & DR AY BADING
om J gauge Steven pump} gravel, ft! ete,
ey 3-208 coor rifle, see ay hm at 53682,
GA, Wi R MOD. ia Wood, Coal & Fuel 67
rand new, never ‘ au Nee anette
rifle_with . : DRY SLAB WOOD, DELIVERED, i6Xi¢ & Xi TE ALSO PUMP re case
oun, PE 2108 LACE WOOD, DELIVERED, 30-30 WINCHESTER CARB. 4 Piball after 6, PE 12
bt fll yhd Re ee FIREPLACE — FUR — KIN- 1 M. M. with K-25 scope ... $50 wood—cannel coal—Speed-
1 PE 8512 | SS NO Oakland Fuel & #7350 LYMAN’ 3 POWE Paint, 436 Orchard Lk. Ave. FE
$28.90 Single "bbl. shotguns $oa38 ad 877.50 Plants, Trees, ‘Shrubs’ 68,
i’ WEEPING WILLOWS, 3, DIG
_ your own. MY 3-2829. 4
i006 BEA - ER to 6 feet tall. ¥ tf
$3.00. 17 miles es Pontiac
Gr pie all hd 2. fahewe range . inic & Groveland i
Bh wpe Me mile. to ain
lee. W of Commerce wwillage:
1% miles of Wizom Rd. and
Lake Rd.
_every day 8 to 7. MU 48038, .
BLUE SPRUCE, 1 TO 3 FT. ®.
White —— tp ag 22. Bring
tools & dig y own, North on
U.S. 10 te ‘Groveland Clinic, turn
right on Grange Rd. 1
Mile to Grange Hall & look for
Sun, only.
ecru uate me TRIMMING AND removal. Free estimates, FE
17-0045, PE 5-3025.
~~ SHADE TREES Sugar Maple and Norway Map!e,
Red Blue Spruce, and
ali kinds. We got ‘em
see them~ before
69
PUP &
146 WKS. OLD. BOXER .
3 a ABBITS & 2 PENS. 612. FB
On SCREW-TATES. 1 ¥F-
Fu 50m BOSTON
_male.3 males, After 6
AKC REG. LABRADOR Iv:
er, — Also lacgeare xeel
ters. EMpire 3-2343
§ CUTE OTTERS wat ; HOME,
__EMpire 3-6
AKC | Saray SPANIELS, 12%
yrs., 1-11 months, 324 3rd
AKC REG. BEAGLE PUPS. @ooD
e. $20. FE 45-7388. _pedigre AKC BEAGLE. MALE. 3% REG.
_yrs, old. Good hunter, yi
LE BOXER PAWN.
if sold. this-week. FE 5-1037.
8. Trial
wee Auburn
BEAGLES. AKC REG. PUPS & all Rast Walton — FE 41194, 3036 COON.
given 3 ry nechaven.
ca
each, Cute mixed in sm
breeds, each, iblic 29-7004,
19 Ra. bet Dequin-
dre & Ryan,
BOSTON TERRIERS oat, SF STUD.
BRITANY | Se eee perf. hunting dog. OA 83649.
AKC, FOUR
6 WKS. OLD. Name ) your price. MU j_ 9-0397.
CAGES - OF Ale x KINDS. VERY
_g0od cond. EM 3-329].
CANARIES, LOVELY SONG. OR- “x, & Apricot. 591 4th st. FE
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIER AKG
COCKER erg -PUPPIES, AKC
Reg. FE 2-7434.
CUTE KITTENS—FREE
_To_good d_ho "FE rE 23-4875
Sf COLE.
OR 3-4763
DACHARONDS. setae Ko REG-
-® and
fomales.” Sean a tow a.
‘Brayton. Paice, sa
ARC. REGISTERED, championship breeding — Phone.
_FE 336 © of FE 29705.
FINCHES, TROPIC AL. “Pot Sop, WB, an. FE 4 00D pOoG
$75. rE ti 8-1755, rm Sue,
ges 9 Bae oe iN OUTTE KE, in an oe tio, Sn 3 Garage Doors |*43% Bx .SuTTER RARWICEE | sout sue ‘af ect “is sf -|§ STORM WINDOWS, og MINTED, heal leguen if Rifl 26x26. 4 screens, 26x26, storm Berry Steel overhead fa sec- ‘eens AND ey COMBI- one FE .2-0388
_Window, 24x24, _FE re onds. All sixes | ome. on nation a “Cea seneons. Ww a. ee So oe
‘2 WHEEL TRAILERS modern. deor ot ont garage costs | BENSON LUMBER CO. | _3 caliber, call FE 10801. "__— FE > | less than us give| ?! w MODEL ti cai. | 3? 20, GAL. OIL- thn & EXTEN- woop STORMS 3 & SCREENS FOR r “sion ladder. Sell. or swap. FE | 37 free eat FE 2-0303 ung windows, FE $4850. | model #1 full’ choke.
GARAGE DOORS, 7 x 4 AND oO esatrel re a or Fe Ea onan : “ey No. dca coe 2 aps, No. 1 & No, 2. § a gw y sinehualys: hardware. Hev,_.0™. ‘3 Do It Yourself 61) 5 "bic ‘3-i008. _One doghouse.. . HEATING ee : £
i TWOWHEEL TRAILERS, $30 & EQUIPMENT FOR RENT _Hanting Accommo. 65A om. See ee aN CORN GRIT Used olf turnaces, oll burners, WALLPAPER STEAMER | ~~~. 7 BUILD BARN, CORN CRIB,/| . r furnaces, stokers and space ND! PO! DEER HUNTERS, FURN soven
chicken house, FE 20735, 3400) heater. Wayne Heating Co. Roch- | HAND SANDERS—DRILLS—SAWS |,” cabins for 26.1. or party. Pontiac Ra. or ester, OL 2-211. Bi petal] ain tons, Write rates fer pening GAL AUTO WA > wne W. West a eg 3 Model-A wire : F URNACES PE 30239. _§. SANFORD L, ‘-_ 144, Trout Creek,
wheels, $1 each. 4 misc. size | Ol @& Gas, installed, duct work, FOR RENT i ry Michigan or phone FE! _™
inside doors and /arédare, $1.50 free estimates. Kenyon Heating 9.906"
ea., EM 34187. _ Service. OR 3-0634. __ | flee, Canter—band caatere« | gUNTING CALE. 30 MH ganen, ee We oom urhace vacullm cleaners, Wall- 4 x 48° BASE CA ABINET ¢ COM-| (NTERNATIONAL TRAILER aper steamers. Oakland. Fuel & of Grayling on MT. Accommoda-
plete with sink & 2 built in gas| heater. Used 1 month, $60, Ste- aint, 436 Orchard Lake Ave tions for . OL 2-3562, OL 2-4411.
Watt eats, Court tie!| Sn" et HES" Drasfent ale. | PE bets ‘eae os Water heater , . wn het Mh) i NE hein CABIN, YR. ROUND FOR HUNT. tric range unit, FE 0-138. 1 to 8) pr WATER PUMPS $60.95 G. A. Pike’s Rental Depot ing & fishing room room for 6. Oil heat, | or 7 to @ p | Thompson 80 8. Perry. TOOL & EQUIPT, RENTAL | Near~Mesick. OR 3-8521. 2 DUCT WORK: LIKE NEW. FE | citcHEn CABINET . PA. Tratlers, mixers, cub tractor. | owEny HUNTING CABIN, AC- 49732. mous make, beautiful 42” model,| floor genders, | polishers, garpet | “commodate 8. Near Iron River. LCAR GARAGE BE TORN| marred in ‘transit, Also severai| shampooe A nape ning iiers.| Mich. FE 231185. Mrs. Newell down ot moved, rE 43443. 64" and 68° models at terrific lawn mor poo tche i . a aericg | Richardson.
VELA REYNOLDS NU-AL values. Michigan Fluorescent, 383/ f53;, . CArpenters = SIDING. Sell yourself by -seeing rac id z u *
our expert. fnetallations, Alum. LARGE DUO THERM OIL HEAT. sas Dixie, yauetord “Or sim | Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66
praogg Fr e a | OPP. Ou ioe Sates eee » xD8. OF BLACK DIRT, $8 DE- ornamental tron, ond | DADOe CAPACITY Ue ERM | BOAT AD nem SANDER, POL- livered for 30 days oniy. PE 8-1355 ny - io en case. Crate, 948. FE "soot ers, steamers etc. FE 5-3144, 240 Tk BLACK DIRT TOF FOr
Wathen s emo gy & Page rd —— a ee ah. wie we Ave. ih, send on8 4 240.
Ras, Gall OL 140i for free] em eine; iso. toilets, bathtune, |" ceeds al io, STONE PILL ertimates , - showet stalls at terrific values.| formica, plumbing & siectricel soil. Peat — beach sand — rive G RF LA mM ‘These, are crate marred, Michi-| 5 A ‘Gays. Weerd PE 2-7908. Sgt Joseph Furniture, 78 8. a. Fluorescent, 383 Orchard Lx. o:3e te 00. Sunday 16-00 to TOA BLACK DIRT. FiLi cn Beer ; * Monteatm Builders Supply. 36 W. and & gravel. FE 5-1645 Sm, PIPE Huy , = SELECTION OF USED m. RE 672 ie oR cea ze 78 ps A PLUMING &8UP 4 : eae 119 ey ee « & rifles, Ben's Loan Of Cameras Hacless ent 61A soil. Will deliver say
52 GAL, NEV j A-l_ SHREDDED PEAT HUMUS Gal. veel FOR YOR SALE: ‘ PRAKTICA FxX-~2) A-l oh ae tna ngs Settee 3 Ms : | camera, Like new. FE 2-3856, ee 4 roendl. 639 Lock
ny AVE sranbs * saz m= Vood! ~ Sale Musical Goods 62 ii TOR 7 RT.
‘ OIL toe HEATER, A NRY PAI INT *2 BASS ACCORDIAN. 960. GOOD 4761 Palmer, Bearbora, LUron| por ONRY & decorating fae onl Buescher han x nh ane A mig TOP = “q--g hy
108.000 GRA D GAS |5 reese ee Bat, pv.se| 24160, Westside Van Storage. Westsae "Vana btorage.| _Sra, ig S466
SEnS PET Sanit” se “Sued | east owe pee Pea "OR sane tens eee | Eee ONES EO eee. Rupbder re ane for walls to. be ts with le . FE! PE fia or re / = TNT ons Plog en 5.6428. - D. LOA : ANCHOR FENCES | pecnal wate SOORION GT BAS wen |*! ois D, $9.50,
7 hea my on RA ry \ — he + -BLAYL Pics tN Tih “hi
mene ae ANTIQUE ORGAN, $75; PLA
fren "porch “rings 7B? S100: | SPAS A BOHLDING, SURELY, CO, | ieat tis, ‘cond: PE Sun ttention VAtABL Re = CLA : a tw “*/ ale y veverhead TATIONAL AIR SANDER B FLAT ee $50. _ Truckers
+: < dle serenade rcarra Migreuatl tem ge. 1% EAY GUITAR WITH CASE,
Loading ~
Clay Fill
at YMCA
peat. Fill sand, clay and
gravel. OR 3-7549.
PLACE.A “LOST” AD.
¢|Call, FE 2-8181 for an.ad
Ho recover a loss, Dial FE|
2-8181 for an
ar: ‘charge i”, * * ‘ 5 sg ‘ * ae stock. Also 1 le. ORS
GERMAN SHORT HAIR, 2? YRS.
_Old with rs FE 17-0072.
GERMAN SHORT
., Pentere 12, wee. giit: ARC se nwoed
Rd. ‘Lake Orion, MY panei after
5 _p.m ee SHORT MAN SHORT HATRED POINT: a 1l_ wks. Reg. EM 3-4425,
IRISH . REG, AKC. GOOD
hunter. Ts. . _Miut hy yrs. old. MUtuai 40733,
MALE a is coe bg Edna 10 Mi
and auge ou ‘auto:
matic, FE Ps roe re .
Parakeets Guar. to Talk
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2 Prospect St
FROM
;
‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY,
Wanted Used Cars 88
ENGLISH GADDLE & BRIDLE. FE
CATTLE, , RABBITS, CHICK-
ens and goats. MA 4-1023.
HORSE BOARDED. Box.
. ONE 7 YR. a
I yr. ; senladiig wwebe
Wat's tinegaen stele MU after 6
MA 53205. ;
For Sale Poultry 74
CORNISH PRY ER RS &
ia wl a tialiaiee’ Lk. Re
out COCKERELIS #i EA.
___Sale Farm Predace 35
‘ APPLES Glackmore Farms OL 1-649.
CHOICE GRAPES. PICKED . Fw 58-1033. .
“ORAPES, jie PER , 6130 Waterford Rd., Wa- terford
Be aa eaUasi YOUR APPLES & SQUASH sh, Suttons, 344 .N, Lk, Angelus
POTATOES AT t_ = 5. pHABAW
ranger
Ra. G
10,000 PUMPKINS.
Trail, Walled Lake. Ma Sten.
= Farm Equipment 7%
AAA EQUIPMENT” Parm equipment, garden
ae
E's $ SALES & VICE
Terms to sult 9 pm
FE _3-0639__021_Mt._Clemens_8t.
Fall Clearance Sale
ON BOLENS TRACTORS, ROTARY, mer-—48 ¥ Vv - “ia Drayton Pi ete PE
USED. LAROE ints, “| kitchen festaring “nent iy aaa Pe Pec, 3 TAL, “GRAY
Credit Terms ~*~ | peueed Sent ee OHNSON MOTORS White, Exe. cond.
KING BROS. room, brass clock, | pitrniiers, & nocessories. | PRIVATE OW
FE +1112 Bed sal on binch | OWENS MARINE SUPPLIES Lon omg “get Loo
Raat ORT.) ei past andoe, Heep 28 rebate Ave Pez | Bee Wir Tae vil at e va- | SMA
Kaaeee, fests dor most maken ot] eras, “Ov com | invdard Chris engine. C a ee 9:20. binders, Corn eribbing sur idea styling. ; a} _plete with trailer, FE 5-1692. 7
chive Dee onsnvilie pevis Mer| Mang ether, features too, numer Tran tion Offered 87 BIRMINGHAM
Panay pciingay Oe, wk) Gh Seat Net ae |PE A RNOE AND, 1? Oxford Priced at $9,250, Special, only f i.
seme eee are ee | Bees ene | Rambler ll crortyof 14 Mi}. Bir Gardner Ne—2 vedrm. a) Ms toc £ {GOING TORTS et nace '
- cories . wee, wee-2 vedrm. 4M. FE-| Wanted Used Ci Cars 88 _— :
se00 natal, arte & Mepeire, 4iMich-Arrow, 1958-2 bedrm. ¢7 ft.) ~~
Se ee ee ces vores «2 | 2k weer | CLEAN CARS satisty len. . “a. 2 oeneral Rt | bots. 46 ft. $4,905 as MO ia, MOCK AS We FOR FORE AND a Rambler conyert, R&H, runs
Garden tractors Holly 1966-20 ft. $1,105, o- 22666 days OF | 0° e ainbler sedans. 2 to choose
Lawn Mowers be es fe 0s. pelilways Re Ready to o Buy. Wise i 2
wi Up to _ 6 cent F se 2 Tour-Romes at ft. 9008. 1984 Rambler hardtop, RAH: stand-
Teasegatine erie ot ew fae Sa sae, gus. BAGLEY VAUTO BARTS | ““sn™*™
HOUGHTEN & “& SON | "tee cage MY 30a 1 Imus 8. of "Bad Meats iter Seles, EXTRA 4. 1, Cave & Ferguson Dealer Lake ocr. era} Bud Shelton Motor Sales
Rocheste Tae pL Pays top dollar on inte models. 155) rambler © hardtop, R&k
TARPAULING — ALL SITES ‘8 IRONWOOD HOUSETRAILER. _Cor, Auburn & F. Bivd. FE 00683.) “ghary .......ee eee Pees $308 |
Jon's Ae N SORPLUS FE 200m) "og RONTING TRATER| |. CASH ; , Auction Sale 77\" in fh sleeve, 6 wt te, fos, | Waiting, for, your 1900 core 183} ~All ’52 and '53 Models
AUCTION SALE |ghtimes siete” Soars | AUBURN MOTORS, No Money HOLSTEINS, PONIES Es Gxtords, Mich. ~ PONTIAC AUTO Down
~~” HOWELL AILER, GOOD , COND. BROKERS “House. | +t us sell your car. ‘$8 oF *s6 soe Pome, R&H, auto. trans.
- Perry 8t FE, 40100 | 1952 82 Chevrolet, Chu Coupe, owner
aston, Sales 5089 Dixie Highway
Drayton Plains
Every Friday ...57 P P.M,
ied Saturday “hoe
BOY & HL sage
& SEL ~at DAILY
ne en by : ¥
Public Auction
MOBIL HOMES ” SINCE 1932 ; & service for
A Cc Re es
x 2 ES Ww sims, from
7-4 % op win be
Wied ‘Felurnlshes, “ite pew. |
Bil ee ines oman BOTTLE GAS ee ART. x SUPPLIES |
WILE. PAY |
D is On
a Vi TR D
UP OR DOWN |
Lai! to -. Models
CASH. FOR Bly vos CAR
HASKINS CHEVROLET
BOY'S 26” BIKE, MEN'S ROLLED
,
BOB HU OBI crt
"Paine
See the a in the Princes Zim-
wide Exc. Cond. For information, ¢ skates, size 17, like new. FE 8-878. 32-1160. 1657 GENERAL, 16 PT. WIDE, #7 ats essories ft. jong, 2 bedrooms, full bath. Boats & Accessories 85
aly 00, ik Saks | DOME Sele tar £000 HOY YOR SOMEONE i ae h ge, Hal custom-built trailer, excel- = r- “Vermont 5-8807
batt and gg payne = N, ELECTRIC, 35 HP.
Kitehen, tiled, with large refrig-| ™Mé plywood,
erator. ‘Television with builtin at-| 1°", Sil accessories, running a tenna. Awning reil. Will con- ete. ‘Trailer. Must sel. at acer tractor or acreage or what an be seen, at have you? Call MEirose 46705. Sra set‘Joniyn ave PE ese. LIBER 4642 3 BEDREL ood FT, CADILLAC MOLDED PLY-
tip or otk’ Wade’ fee one’ ot ray efter ae
older “& finance belance.| fio) eu Srafter, okila, ote. Let 6, 1540 r Rd. Lake | _** a ff. ee
Orion. MYrtle 3 ie (FT.: CRAFT. ¥ Moipen! 5
Ox F ORD equi windshield. steering
* C 25 HP. controls, tratler,
Johnson electric motor. ¢ ot es
i OWENS CRUISER. SPECI Ak asories, Must sell a ery low price, OR 3-9026 _
gate FT, SOLID. ¥_IN-
Palace 1953—y bedrm, 33 ft, $1,795. board, OF +g —wOaTe.
1063~2 bedrm, 35 ft, $2,506. 20 aa CENT OFF BOATS.
1952-2 bedrm, 38 ft. $2,295.) MOTORS. TRA sxi |General 1966—2 bedrm. 44 ft. $2,905, UIPMENT & MANY. MaA-
Palace 1954—1 bedrm, f. 1,995. gz racers UST
Pontiae 1980-1 bedrm. 11508. ‘$8 MODELS.
| ee te. 1 bedrm. tt.| INLAND LAKES SALES
sryline 1980-4 bedrm. 21 ft, $1,005, | 42) W. Buron PE 1121 FE 26123 Skyline 195021 bedrm. 21 ft. $1.298. NT ON EVINRUDE
Holly 82 ‘ire se fh. ess. Settee “service 2608 Orebard rm. le p
Richardson =a bearm. 35° f.| _Leke_Ave., Keego Harbor
~ | pamegaone 1956-1 bedrm. 29 ft. — and used. Prices red on
~laeneral 1907 — 2 dedrm. 48 ft. Ke re hardware 3904 Auburn
$3,705. a. Auburn Heights. FE
watt
; CENTURY RESORTER. 17 140,
4F Marine gra Convert top.
Compass, spotlight, alr horn, elec.
bilge pump. All Sack shape. é0 brs, with Ai dual on boat
waeeled trailer. “957 pow nl Call
aing after
f AVERILL'S NEED CARS sn ek es ft here for top
dollars,
ve - DIXIE HWY.
FE 4-6896 i... ee eA.
THE HIGH DOLLAR |
1 ; odels, b+. -. OM Drive eet ae ae aes
ioe save to Sueno Se hey Sel" on pay you well, 4540 Dixie,
ve rt aot demon, but nes | HJ, VAN WELT for egg” aap hiee| J+ Sas
ess with. be pure) See M & M Motor Sales
hele aS . gouier, on tate model ca: ode! cars,
WE BUY CARs InN ANY Peto
E PAY
: TOP DOLLAR
joer
Matthews-
Hargreave B. rE
SAVE ENERGY, USE
WANT ‘ADS! To find a
job, place to. live. or a
used Car, see Classis)
Rano Ey sores PREIS
8 ® end Sun, P.M, WORKING MAN'S PRIEND"
__til &-Closed Ay ee Oaklind County's
sriione Trailer’ Space 79 Fastest Growing Dealer"
ayaune HTS oid yit- ay §-5071 Nights ‘ti)_9 New. Sd -
tise, 170 _N, FE $819}. Used Truck Parts 89A PARK A; perethts iving acation — 13 . b igg t74 TRUCK :
Se, wite goed swimming” oad STOR Sal schools, club house & 2635 Auburn Ave — shelter, Only 15 minutes to Pon- F4 6 GMC TRACTOR, 603
Gee Aine giv ctjpeee "| fe OME TRACTOR, tp ENGINE ‘ Sar aTEs. 3 OMG TRACTOR: = & GINB
& ground.
330. "| « GMC Auto Accessories 80 RETAIL BRANCH = prin OAKLAND AT CASS
of ug HYP Bo rand new. #3 eink ___For Sale Trucks 90
bea 6 per cent interest. Na- tional of Detrolt, Plymouth Fiestas, | “Biss or 1131 Dover, . con moe UP
Se | Auto Glass Specialists Luck pe wl? brerbeulea MRS. WELBERRY, Ba for all care & trucks. ig gue sale. Mt
oo — claims honored. Mrs. ‘Jot Prost ' Morse. . ~
Se - Auto Giass Co. 123 Oak- a
Clerk. A. Be ‘B CHEVY DOME FR RUCK. GOOD Plymouth’ eas ve Bee OTOR, EXC. COND poy = $600, Call "OR 3 +18
SAT., OCT. 8TH, AT 1 P.M. LOVE- Foren 7 aes 160-18. GOOD COND. DUMP TRUCK WITH JOB & WILL
Poteet Pee gists, rag | Tubes. FB ceete, take ear in trade, 3000 Baldwin dresser, severe! living room iss? + TON DOLGB TRACTOR AND i anes room guile with For Sale Tires 80A joe , som tandem srateesie| 8
il heater, antique marble Cail Sa08e _—
top buttet, arble dresser, ~~ a4 BRAND NEW Ti TIRES. ia GHEVROLET }TON WiTR
ice cream table k¢ chairs. ¢ ice | Graded 4p gu General Hafety Wren, | stake. bea. OR 3.2008. ces. At ey ‘@ DODGE P. GOOD RUN- = ‘ne so a. Gomi ED: WILI IAMS ning cond. $78, FH 3-0673.
—ot Oxford. wat Rockers GMC
For Sale Housetrailers 78 Ee sn ATE Pe o-cent Retail Branch
ime ABO 10 BY 40, Line new. | S255 Oakiand at Cass
Oj buy. FE 6-602, Aus Service 81 - "36 GMC 630 Tractor
“tor vacation of honeymoon Good AFT STON cuEVY y we cenR a1 earns ee a. Sse | CRAMTRNATT ORANDUNG, ON, THE | suet iy veges. Move Ra, ase 33 Hood. Phone PE | —£%*
22° GLIDER, TOILET, REFRIO. - 1954
em Sa good cond.| Sale Motor Scooters 82 FORD
3-FT. SLEEPS 4, GOOD INSIDE | 1953 PUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER & out. New paint. Call OR 3-207) bs Saas te Gere | Ben See ieee | _34-TON PICKUP
“4 odie 1 BEORM. SLEEPS! For Sale Mocoreysiee 8&3 $595
io 32 ANDERSON TRAILER. LARRY for sale or Will trade for lake lot pe ison pear? EROME
i064 CHAMPION 36 FT HOUSE. Tonit [taster $1000 rr sania. or FE ~~ For Sale Bicycles 84 SE as 5-e780 PAPAL | BALE TRUCK
NEW DODGE
st price, $1,009
rice, $1,338
HURRY __3 LEFT!
McNEAL” 635 8.. Woodward
Dodge-Plymouth Deale
or the Best Deal
DOME woot AND = S $ To
1954 F 900 FORD. 4 TO 6 YD. BOX.
Set up to pull 4 wheel trailer.
Good cond. 945 Emerson.
‘i950 FORD % TON PICK UP EX-
_cel, cond. 283 Raeburn | oe
‘1 TON JEEP WRECKER WITH
b
Adams Shel 190 Mumter Bivd.
WILL SEzLT, OR awaP 34 CHEV
es bag aes i a "tarpaulin for for
ins 5 Foe 7 FORD, 7) TTD box Bet pull 4 wheel trailer.
_Good cond. "945 Emerson, For Sale Cars 91
DODOE '57 DEMOS &
ears, oo off balance to bank is
the full price. CARKNER DODGE
BALES, 44053 Van Dyke, ' ae:
‘M4 BUICK SEDAN. EXC.
New batte roe ©! car
trade. EM 30081, Riggins.
‘$3 BUICK ay Sab. SEDAN
_Bo08. take over ” payments. rE
M4 BUICK ROADMASTER CONV.
P. Steering, windows, good con.
- $500 cash ro bg pay-
rus'
953 ye a jet. ‘Ran, auto, trans.
nn oad
eee i ewes peeeses
trans.
1886 Buick special ain. |
1956 F Ford Fairlane club “pedan. All
white. Low miles 1495
1958 ~~ sier 4 Dr B dasamsa eH,
3. Pow $1398
- Milton Extra
053 Metropolitan | convert. R&T iw W-W tires. A-l cond, ... 9046
SATURDAY ONLY
Over 50 cars to
choose. from
NO FINANCE.
PROBLEMS:
/
m
»
-Birmingl
Nask
}-TON. PICKUP| “22
Immaculate | gy en SLICES or recat
For Sale Cars O11 For Sale Cars m2.
BUICK 1955 SPECIAL 4-DOOR .8E- yo Aute. Trans. beautiful 2-tone
bargain specta. $196 or ear
t on. 37.000 -actual miles.
pein ite 106
er BUICK. silo BOWN FHKE
“HAUPT Pontiac Sales
CLAR KSTON
mate bores a tg, HARDTOP. $37.10 A _ FE 50204. mene @ Steele.
. 4 DR, VERY
ew ee. At
elegraph. No
| eeaay. re Paha kee |
the full price.
s6 CHEV.
& white, V8, P. Brakes, Must
sen Pog trade for older car. OR
“CLARKSTON:
Motor Sales Chrysler - - Plymouth onstrator priced — New
Eick att Sp a
‘Bileld, Guat head
Only’ 308 plus state conse.
ora hate a oe —
TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS
n Evenings—Please
hone MAple 5-5141 32 8. MAIN 8T. CLARKSTON Ain 9 OR. $778. “FE 6-017". . :
CHEV, 1958 ¢ Doon WAGON, LOW mileage, car appearance,
spotiess interior. dust your car
down, long easy terms.
Haskins Chev. $761 Dixie Highway at M-15
MAple 5-5071 Open nites ‘til ®
"34 a ee =
CHEV. 1957. V8 PG. 4-DOOR
wagon, Original finish, spotless
interior. New car appearance.
fave plenty on this one.
car down.
HASKINS CHEV. | Maple & font Highway a nites" a ‘
4, CHEVY CON. BEL AIR. 3 R&
. P.G. ¥-4. Good, Pvt. Save |
Semaaee pe, trade, $1,405.
Fernber ae
210
dan. P J ete. New tires.
50738. 2
"67
cond, res. n.
50 N
Assume paym of $8.65
Call Mgr. Mr. Parks.
Ww 5 id iT
"s4 . ¥
Many extras. Your old car in
trade, 30081.
‘4 AIR HAR
to rn 2 month, FE 5-6204
rey as cohsvath LE? _CONVERTISLE
LA ORION Peete ater ue 2-241)
Good Sentitien An oon 1
AL HAN (UTE CHEV.BUI nthe LAKE ORIO cH. MY Saatt,
white. v-8. nage, beets: ers
50 BLA [ VERTI- ble, new white walls, custom-
ized, $260. 56-0759
’ | SY CHEVY CL. CPE. 6200. 3 6. Shirley, FE 6-4882. * hs
coll wer steering,
heater. Two two od
page it ow vetoes Phone r WwW iw 'e.
3-1665 after 6 -C~™
5 4 DR. POWERGLID : iw mileige, 20 no rust, 5-7784.
oO
1953 CHEVROLET 2-DR., al paint se tated aa
“NORTH -
CHEW HOLET
with Tiras ka cane Be.
000d, MAytote $2078,
- 2-D we eh , excellent tires. Today's |.
your
pe.
w| Fe sooae mate ete oes ease Very ¢ =M S008 H. Rig-
__£ins. 2 DR. DELRAY, RED
dust your |
2 CHEVROLET STATION 7 ’
vs|*
donb, V-8, 34one. R. payee
“HASKINS CHEV. See Pat
AS Beit SL ta 9 | ML, GUENROUET, AEP ALO mE BUICK SPECIAL HARDTOP. reste (oe 16,000 miles Radio, r, Dyse-| 3) CHEVY &PORT GOUPE. FE wal oe ee e. 51005 after 4
Mop 4 ar, 7 eiesa Low mle yg AUBURN MOTORS: § De. ctalien wegen, vote
tires, priced
lryguinage so “Port &, mllonge manor deft %e the
ev, "both with Powerglide, nice cars, “te Zoot Soiree 24 Pols
ofotte % * ton \ aesainad sharp tor
Weng cart Wha “orenewe or newer, @ eat ot
tee
r aa hee
oie eerie Vest ide S tied ; Drive out i ce!
Sais gaia
es t Side Used Cars rE
' AAA ALI
-6 Months Guarantee
R. & R. Motors Chrysler - Plymouth
‘ip Buick. . Dyne- _— = —
"whee
63 Buick Hartitop. RK.
oF et a, ren = tel | ong Pig Me a Trane-
Of Dantios '¢ seat, Clatten Wages,
nee™ Re KH.
1 ag ee OOe Hydra. ROH
Lr Be oe see: A een
‘M Chrysler, 4dr. Automatic Trans,
R @ H. 615 dn.
CAR "pAYMENTS TOO BORDEN ° some? 1s help you agent
| to some foes on sive model.
Lake Orion Motor Sales M%™% AT CLA BEPTON FD
FORD — MERCURY 2-2611
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