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ELECTION 11,398

RESULTS

Incumb ents Lead in Primary 

ofe 

+ ae foe Hj 
New Corporation Post Against... 02. 55052548

Pay Boost Gets 

_ COMMISSION PAY-624 Additional Spaces

Buick Head Will Direct\n soe six in 4 Downtown Sites

WillBe Constructed

-* Noter Approval: 

GM Dealer Organization pesebccc IRE “ 

in Four 

The election of Ivan L. Wiles as an executive vice NOMINEES 
— of General Motors in charge of dealer. rela-

(Two-with highest-vote_in-each!.

by 556 Margin 

—— announced by Harlow H. Curtice, president 

district nominated for place on)

Cooley, Rowston, Gates, |-oO

24 Precincts Oppose 

April ballot.) 

Curtice today announced “appointment of Edward 

pepreict 1 

in Contests : 

Increasing Income Dr. Roy V. Cooley:...

sion, 

(Incumbent)

Three incumbents re-

By a margin of 556 votes, Samuel J. 432

Whiters.....

ceived the highest number member of the Buick or-

Pontiac voters yesterday 

ganization since 1923 and 
approved a City Charter general manufacturing 

of votes in their respective 

David Simmons .....,.296 

districts in yesterday's pri-

amendment granting a pay manager of the division John B. Woodward. aS 

mary balloting, while the 

Andrew 
race in the fourth district) Wiles has been-general-manager 

boost to the members of the since 1949. A. McCaskill 

City Commission.

between the first and sec-of Buick, a vice president of GM 

-The unofficial tally with
ond nominee was decided 

all the city’s 44 precincts

by a scant one-vote margin. showed that 

All the results will re-_ 15,172 favefavored the proposed Frank O'Brien ........408) 
main unofficial until they amendment while 4,616 did 

‘(B.l72 fien 

William G. Spence... 322

are canvassed by the City not. 

-As in the case of the parking
Commission Thursday 

issue andthe nomination of. the 

DISTRICT IV. 

night. : candidates, these results are not 

Floyd P. Miles.........769

official until canvassed by the City 
Commission Thursday night. 

(Incumbent) :

Curtice said Wiles will begin his

the April 2 general election 

new duties immediately in the De-R. ... . .436 
ballot in District 7, former troit headquarters of General Mo-
commissioner Benjamin M. tors. s -IVANWILES -|BasilToles 

Norman Bolton. 

L, 

W. ........104

“This is a new office created to

Gates edged out Gilbert W. 72 
Long, 41, of 139 Prospect 

DISTRICT. VI

St., by an unofficial count 

ee vom <Big 3in Huddle

of 353 to 352. {BenjaminM. Gates... even

.353

Motors,” he said, “Mr, Wiles willBoth men will be placed on the Then the overwhelming returns operate independently from the Gilbert W. Long... .352 

from four precincts in District 1

April ballot (pending the canvass) vice president in charge of the 

on Middle East

and precinct 40 in District 2 added 

distribution staff and from the Robert Landry ..skp tonns ie

at which time one will be elected 

the necessary weight to carry the 

sales and distribution activities of

to represent his district. AP Wirephote VictorSmothers. . . 136)

amendment. L.

the General Motors’ passenger car U.S., Britain, France 

ONLY A QUESTION OF GEOGRAPHY— Paris and Africa have

Nominated yesterday in Dis-24 PRECINCTS AGAINST 

and truck ‘divisions.” 

Worried Over Glubb,

different ideas of styles for spring. Member of an African ballet corps 

_ The ‘Tesults on mages the second 

compares his ultra-fashionable costume to the white lace ensemble New Shooting Rainy Weather 
displayed by a Jacques Fath model at the Paris salon,

designers’ 

Six Candidates 

votes to Follow Fog ©

received768 to Whiters’ The dress is lined with yellow satin and set off i an African “Gri-tered a majority vote against the 

WASHINGTON (INS)—Diplomats

432. Gri" fetish belt for the occasion, amendment while in the remain-Without Contest 
of the U.S., Britain and France 

Into City Area

ing 20, sufficient votes were cast

Incumbent Philip E. Rowston, 

for Nomination -

to carry it by the 556 vote mar-
City Commission in length of serv-In three of the city’s seven 

youngest member of the present 

gin.

Buick to Acquire Fruehautf

ice, gathered 812 votes in District amendmentproposed

The was 

commission districts, two candi-

2 to runner-up Frank O’Brien, 53. by the Citizens Compensation 

dates in each had po opposition

Drayton Plains Property

of 30 N. Telegraph Rd. O’Brien, a Study Committee composed of 

for nomination to the. commission 

votes. Buick Division of General Motors will buy the un-twe past commissioners, and so did not participate, jn Mon-
day's election. die East—confer at 4 p.m. asiy 

barber in Pontiac, received 408 three former Pontiag mayors and 

MILES, BOLTON WIN used quarter-million-square-foot Fruehauf Trailer Co. The amendment will boost the 

The six candidates. nominated tensions continued to mount in that

Totaling an unofficial 769 votes plant in Drayton Plains, public relations officer Waldo pay of the commissioners from $5 

without primaryry contest are: trouble-ridden area.

in District 4, incumbent Floyd P. —_|for every official meeting to $25

E. McNaught said today.¢——— 
District ITT: William W. Donald-
Negotiations over eral son (incumbent) and Earl J. of

Miles won a place on the~ April ‘land not to exceed $1,300 in any one The U.S. will be representedby 

Slatedfor Gronchi.

ballot along with Norman R. Bol-year.

boundaries now are in proc-| Okay Plan to Build 
Voters also hiked the pay of the Smith.

ton, 45, of 100 W. Hopkins St. 

ess, McNaught said, and a mayor to $2,000 a year based on District V: John A. Dugan (in-

Other unofficial results in Dis-

down payment on the plant West German Force 12 equal installments for each cal-cumbent) and Pat Stoglin. The conference was called by

trict 1 were: David Simmons, 

has been made. endar month, He formerly re-District VI: John E. Carry (in-lthe U.S. after it expressed con-

(Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) 

BONN, Germany @ The cumbent) and J. H. Patrick cern yesterday to both the govern-

It will be used as a parts ware-ceived the same pay as the com-
house, McNaught added. Bundestag today overwhelmingly missioners. Glynn. ments of Syria and Israel over the 

Area Police Sought 

new 

shooting incident on the Sea

The plant and 90 acres of ground 

approved in a semifinal vote the 

e 

of Galilee,

on Williams Lake Road near the 

building of a powerful West Ger. 

Three Israeli policemen in

Dixie Highway originally was built 

a

Bank Holdup Auto 

jman armed force in the Atlantic 

jpatrol boat were killed in firing

for Pontiac Motor Coach Co., 

Alliance. 

by Syrian border forces. 

One major objective of today's 

lwhich used it briefly before selling 

Chancellor Konrad Adenauer’s! 
supporters in the lower House) 

St. Clair Choked in Ice

it to Fruehauf nearly a year ago.

Pontiac post State Police 

cars 

Fruehauf has made no use of the

watched beside M24 and the Dixie 

plant.

Highway yesterday afternoon for| 

a 

The one-story building, on a spur}

stolen green car used in the 

snowed under the antirearmament conference was to be an ap-

|Socialists on-the second — read-PORT HURON #—Huge chunks of ice, broken 

praisat—ot Jordan's sudden—dis-

ing of the “Soldier's Law: missal last week of Lt, Gen.

off a gigantic Lake Huron ice jam, swept down the

‘track of Grand Trunk Western Rail-

Lag holdup yesterday of a Flint 

John Bagot Glubb from his

This is the basic military law 

post

St. Clair River today.

road, includes both office and fac-

commander of the Arab

that will permit Adenauer’s 

gov-as

Home owners, State Police and Coast Guardsmen

The car, later recovered in tory space. 

Legion,

armed force

ernment to create an 

watched anxiously in fear a wind shift would send 

Money Lender Profits 

J Gee

!

HH F

Flint, now is being examined for 

of 500,000 men to help defend free 

Glubb, who organized the Legion,

the floes piling one upon another until they widened

fingerprints in the hope it may 

'To OK Condemnation Europe 

has been the spearhead of Britain's 

ST. LOUIS (INS) — Eighteen

provide a clue to the identity of 

Earlier, the House shouted ap-into a glacier that woyld grind shore installations

DETROIT—(INS)—Detroit Com-

influence jn Jordan, an Arab neigh-

years ago Sam Bronstein, a small-

the three bandits. 

proval of 14 constitutional amend-like matchwood. bor of Israel, for the past 25

mon 

Council today was expected 

years. 

time money lender, paid $3,600 for

Two: armed gunmen, one of | 

jments clamping civilian controls 

His dismissal by 20-year-Old King 

Missouri Pacific Railroad Securi-

to give authorization for an im-

Considerable damage already has been done

them with his face partly hidden 

on 

the armed forces to prevent 

a 

Hussein last Thursday 

was re-

ities that now are worth $970,000.

beneath a pulled-down stocking, mediate start on condemation of| 

cap, 

entered the Beacher Heights | land for the proposed Northeast | 

to riverside structures farther up-stream — the

lrevival of militarism. 

garded as a major blow to Britain 

His comment: “It’s pretty nice,

worst in five years, residents said. 

influence in the Middle East. being an economic royalist.”

branch of the Genesee County | Airport in Warren Township.” 

Savings Bank shortly after 1 p.m. 

The conferees also were expect-

In Today’s Press Great piles of ice, four or five feet in height, 

ed to discuss a proposal by France

line parts of the American shore from Port Huron Georgi to Visit Britain

yesterday, |

‘Ike in Hoosier Primary

| 

sell 12 jet fighters to Israel. 

night by plane but the downpour

| County News................ 4 to

They herded two women tellers, 

the St. Clair Flats.

INDIANAPOLIS (INS) 

to 

-

In London the British cabinet LONDON (INS)— The Foreign failed to dampen the enthusiastic

Editorials ........-+-0. .6

alone in the bank, into a rear 

The major threat of damage will have passed 

for the second straight, day Office announced today that for-reception,

Indiana's Gov. George M. Craig) 

meets

Rporte |... .c.secceceses: 18, 19

room, 

scooped up money from the 

by late afternoon when most of the larger ice floes 

mer Soviet Premier Georgi Malen-U. S. Ambassador to Italy Clare 
kov will visit Great Britain some Boothe Luce joined the group here 
time around March 15. today. 

today to seek some formula 

to

will file the name of President! TWORGOTS: wosccceeeccemeignans 2

cash drawérs and fled in the 

car 

<.8e will have passed Harsen’s 
13 the channels. of the St. Clair 

DISTRICT I 

Island 

and moved -into salvage the nation’s position 
Flats. Middle East. 

in which their accomplice report-| 

in the

Eisenhower today in the Hoosier 

TV & Radio Programs... 

parimary. Women’s Pages......11,

edly was. waiting. presidential 

DISTRICT I 

12, 

DISTRICT IV DISTRI CT Vil 

IER, IE IE EE I OI 4 

PHILIP _E. ROWSTON FRANK O'BRIEN 


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-.. ‘)HE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1956 
~ |Eight Win Positions | Pontiac Deaths 
on April 2 Ballot George Barna 
(Continued From Page One) Service was held for George 
4 L.' : ; The )Day in Birmingham 
Commissi on Approves 
Parking Lot No. 4 Plans 

295; John B. Woodward, 192; Barna, 75, of 135% Oakland Ave. 
and Andrew A. McCaskill, 116 

at 2 p.m. today from the St. BIRMINGHAM—Plansfor Park-
votes. 

George Hellenic Orthodox Church. ing Lot No. 4 at Frost and Brown. 
~ The only other candidate run-

Burial was in Mt. Avon Cemetery, eli and its estimated cost of 

ning in District 2 was William G. 

$106,675 were approved by City

Spence, 50, of 1034 Canterbury Dr., 
-|who totaled 322 votes in the pri-

TOLES, BILES TRAIL 
In District 4, Basil W. Toles, 42, 

-He had lived here 30 years and
of 794 Orlando Ave. placed third sity will come up for residential 

was employed by the City of

with 104 votes to Louis H. Biles’ 72. opinion at the hearing slated for

Pontiac in the water department. 

March 19. 
showed Robert Landry, 42, of 47 Survivingare three children, Don] ~~ ot

Provision: of 66 car spaces,

Center St. collecting third highest of St. Petersburg, Fla., George and 

a site and plan like those in

number of votes cast with 341) Metro, both of Traverse City. 

Lot made 
»-lwhile the fourth candidate, Victor Arrangements were by the Kirk-

ParkingNo. 1, wi was in 

the s lay-

‘that “the reasoning on which the|L. Smothers,.37, of 154 Perkins by Funeral Home. 
ei

out. 

St. received 136 votes. 

Site costs would be $70,000; de-

Present Commissioner Harry Louis James Bedore 

velopment of the lot, $19,425; me-

W. Lutz left the race wide open | 
Louis James Bedore, 82, of 169 ters, $3,432; the alley separating 
in his district when he declined 

Norton Ave., died Saturday in 

provi-| another bid for reelection last 

Bloomfield Hospital. He had been 

month. ; 

ill-a year. A 
Gates represented District 7| Born May 8, 1873 in Ontario, 

{from 1946 to 1950 and in May, 1951, | Canada, he was the son of Fer-Yi“ 
was appointed to fill the vacancy dinand and Odle Vincent Bedore. 
left by the late Commissioner Neil 

Coming ‘here from Gagetown

"IJ. Elliott. 

20 years ago, he was employed 
SERVED THIRD TERM as a night watchman. 
He served his third term after 

Mr. Bedore is survived by a 
‘being elected in 1952 but was de-

brother, Ferdinand of Unionville;

also to throw out its/feated by present Commissioner

en in_the-2984 balloting _C two sisters, Mrs. 

~~ Contending the court had exceeded |¢3, lives at 389 Whittemore St. 

| PATTERSON 

at 10 a. m. Wednesday. 
will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery. 

City Voters Give OK

ORHARD LK. AVE

.|Burt F. Griffin 
—DETROLET (NS)— Maurice} fo Parking Proposal 

APPROVED BY VOTERS — By nearly a 3-1 add 624 spaces to the city parking facilities. Next (Continued From Page One) 
margin of ballots yesterday, voters approved a step is approval of the bond issue by the Munici-

7 contain six. District 6 has only 
$600,000 revenue bond issue to finance the four 

pal Finance five voting precincts.
In District. 1, Cooley, a practic-parking lots shown here. The additional lots will their meeting tomorrow at Mrs. 

Harry Siegel’s Butternut Hill 
Avondale High School authorities) 11-4 term while his competitor,|% of Pontiac. 

still are trying to determine how| writers an electrical contractor Arrangements are being com-* * * 

nn Chiefs in Puerto Rico

much money is missing from the! Ligaing for the District 1 seat|Pleted by Sparks-Griffin Women’s auxiliary of St. James 
tracted many more to vote than Episcopal Church will meet Wed-
normally could be expected in a nesday at 10 a.m. for. dedication 

‘Thieves apparentlythe| 2 incumbent, Rowston,

entered District 

primary election. of , luncheon, and the rec-

| eer ae et te at (HWE G. Hancock, ,

eee tor’s talk on church history,

Looking at U.S. Defense 

Yesterday's voting on.fhe park-
Comal Heaptel, Hie i in ing was necessitated by referen-Irwin Eari 

after a board of education meet-| Beer, Rowston, and Currah, was G, 76, of 464

Hancock, 

a SE ek Sh WER. OF) mupctnted te Ge cen en 

WASHINGTON —The military time without interruption” to de-The military chiefs are under dum action taken by an anti-

ghd ARP July 5, 1955 to fill the vacancy pete Cone ee ae Irwin Earl, retired lumber deal-

high command is taking another! f lense business. orders from of Defense ‘municipal headed

Secretary group

room was ripped hinges. | left the resignation of Har-three months. er and 32nd degree Mason, died at 

“new look” at the forces, weap-Taking part are the. chairman,| Wilson to make a ‘“‘complete and by L. group

Sn, Goer tert Gaal ‘will cot & Posen He was born Aug. 24, 1879 in Lo-Sam Stolorow. This his home, 878 Henrietta, 

ons and strategy required in the Adm. Arthur W. Radford; Army careful evaluation of the size, na-gained sufficient valid signatures after long illness. 
next three years to keep pace Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor; Navy|ture and composition of forces on petitions circulated in Decem-

Crowell ‘seid this | The commissioner: ts_ years|Charies Jennie Han-had 
a 
in

moraing. ‘tnd, Powers, and lived this 

-caret *_Jold and lives at 24 Utica Rd. [guys “nd Demme with missile-atomic age science} Adm. Arleigh Burke; Air Force likely to be required for the na-ber to force yesterday's balloting. years,
The second highest vote gainer . and the changing face of world Gen, Nathan B. Twining; and| tion's security during the next 
AHEAD ALL ALONG

Ci Voti | in this district, O’Brien, is a| Am employe of Fisher Body Di-communism. Marine Gen. Randolph McC. Pate. three years." 

he had been a resident At no time last night during

ing barber of 32 years experience in| Visteon, The Eisenhower adminis-| 
. Pontiac and is bidding 

for a poli-| f Pontiac 29 years, coming here tabulation of returns, did the park-
ing issue seem to be dosing. At

by Precincts tical seat forthe first time. from Cincinnati, Ohio. “\Dulles, in Pakistan, Calls He leaves his widow, Grace, and

around 10 p.m. returns showed that

: ee ee cence et Mr. Hancock is by his day, when the Joint Chiefs of a son, Joseph D. Service will be

survived 

voters had accumulated a 5 to 1

____ Gammilssion lincumbent, hai n a resident of|daughter, Mrs. Virginia Vonder-Staff slipped out of Washington held at 1 p.m. Thursday from Bell

—______--__—-pggq 

winning ratio. .

and to the

Pretet Ta Ne Sex ""Ne’ [Pontiac since 1912. His competitor|haar of ti. unannouncedflew Ramey for Unity From SEATO Chapel of William R. Hamil-

; it i =? lin the April election, Bolton, has} Service will be held at 8 p.m. Air Force Base in Puerto Rico. City officials present during ton Co, Interment will be in Wood-

ofi i 338 Tb eince 1929. He is employed in the|neral Home with the Rev. James sion came last night when the Pen-Secretary of State Dulles called in the old Sind Assembly palace. pleasure with the returns and a 
4¢ = 8} maintenance department of Fisher|W. Deeg of the Park nen ets we to reporters’ The ministers are meeting member of the opposition group 

137 hee i lived in Pontiac and his district|Wednesday from the Fu. Disclosurethe strategy ses-KARACHI, Pakistan F —U. S. briefly after the session opened last night’s tabulations, all voiced lawn Cemetery, Detroit. 

Oakland here

on the eight nations of the South-

26 185 * | Body Division. officiating. -to chart a common course against reportedly phoned Ralph T, Nor-

east Asia Treaty Organization to 

Communist aggression and sub-vell, chairman of the “Commit-

=i Bom & — the service, be will be sent to World Affairs

develop a unified fight against!

a 

3 2 50 82 | Claimed to be the oldest public/the Mahan Home, Wil-

7 OTS 8s Ibuilding the U.S. is the 

version in Southeast Asia. tee for Five Cent Parking,” and

Communist subversion-in Asia.

6 

in 

Palace|liamsburg,for service and

Ohio 

the military chiefs meeting there 

congratulated him on the results 
of the election. 

Classes Slated

At the opening session of the

willable to ‘devote their full

be

Ho 3 # sa of governors: located in Santa Fe. |burial. 

Anderson to Seek

annual three-day meeting of

338 83 140 2 ee ee 

According to City Manager Wal-

SEATO's Council of Foreign Min-

si beat t [acconding to New Mexico his/Mrs. Isaac Hoffman 

Hicks Will Seek 

isters, Dulles also urged the de-ter K. Willman the bonds must 
velopment of ‘“‘wholesome societies now be approved by the. Municipal Dr. Preston Slosson

Representative Post

rd 4 Mrs, Isaac (Alice S.) Hoffman, 

Finance Commission in Lansing.

immune from Communist infec-

to Direct Night Course

125 67 86, of 20 Mt. Clemens St. died 
ie P| yesterday, She had been ill one 

Sheriff Nomination 

tion.” He expected a 20-day delay be-

Waterford Township Supervisor)

* * * 

Bloomfield Hills

approval and further action at 

-

tween

4 week, 

Lloyd L. Anderson has announced

George D. Hicks, 50, of 16 N. He said it is important both

She was born Aug, 21, 1886, the

H

2B 

the sale of the bonds.

on

tos 

Johnson Ave., today announced he these aspects of the alliance be his candidacy for the Republican BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Dr.

PASSED ORDINANCE. FIRST

in 

daughter of Edwin and Eugenia

38 

pushed along with the organiza-nomination to run for 

Preston Slosson, outstanding

state 

repre-

will run in the August primary for

Hayman, and married to Isaac

217 

On Nov. 22, the City Commis-

LJ 

the Democratic nomination as can-tion’s chief aim of deterring 

open, 

authority on international affairs,

sentative in Oakland County's first

383 Hotfman in Woodstock, Ontario,

= 

sion nimously adopted ‘ordin-

didate for Oakland County sheriff armed Communist aggression. 

legislative district, . ance ] authorizing the revenue will give a series of lectures at 

Anderson told the township bond issue to finance the $600,000 Bloomfield Hills High School 

board last night he won't run for municipal parking project. starting April 9 and running 

on 

in the November election. 

b on Mrs. Hoffman came to Pontiac Dulles and the foreign ministers

Hicks ran for sheriff in 1952 and 

? 29 from Port Huron 50 years ago. of the other seven SEATO

‘M. A Pontiac policeman for 22 

mem-

a 

third term as_ supervisor. consecutive Mondays through

The major facility of the four-

1 3 She was a. member of First bers — Britain, the Philippines,

he also worked plant

33 

years, 

as a

i 

Baptist Church and the Gleaners protection officer and is now em-Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, jot program will be a three-part May 29. .

The first district incumbent,

and Missionary society of her France and Pakistan — all spoke

Iployed by a local trucking firm. 328-car lot serving the north end

ee 

Announcement of the series 

came

Rep. Fred G. Beardsley (R-Ox-

from the Bloomfield Hills board

of the downtown shopping dis-

Married, with three children, he ford), has not indicated whether 

trict. It will be in the Lafayette-of education this week as regis-

Wayne-Pine-Jacokes area handy itrations for series attendance be-

She leaves four children, Mrs. is president of the Pontiac City he will seek another term, 
Bertha Shuler of Pontiac, Mrs. Demcratie Club. 
Louise Caldwell of California, Har-

Find Missing

as , 

Brocinet Locetiens 

}~Whittier School; 

Petitions will be circulated this 

te North-Saginaw street and Oak-gan. 

A fee of $8 is being asked, 

week to make Anderson eligible to 

land avenue stores. and classes open at 8:15 

p. m.
vey 

Hoffman of Florida and Dr.

~tion 2; 3 and 38 — Bagley 

Funeral Home, -Rochester at 3 

run for the nomination in the Au-

Dr. Slosson, currently at the 

University of Michigan,--will—talk—-

for the first quarter hour on high-

4—Emmanuel 

Christian {Theodore Hoffman of the U. S. 

5, 39 and 40—Washington Navy. A brother, Joseph Hayman, 

6 and 9—Senior High School; 7—-is 

living in Toronto, Ont. Canada. 

p.m, Wednesday. Burial will follow A -148-auto unit on _W_ Lawrence|

gust primary, he said. (The ‘first 

in White Chapel Memorial Cem-

district includes most of Oakland’s

Man in Vegas

etery, 

street, between Lawrence and W. 

Pike, will be the second largest

north half.) 

‘light? of current trends and im-

Stevens Hall; 8, 31, and 41—Web-Service will be at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Jenner died Sunday at her 

lot. An area on W. Lawrence at!

Anderson has been Waterford 

su-

plications of up -to -the -minute 

events, 

then for the rest of the 

from the Huntoon Fu-home 1350 Pontiac Rd. She was Detroit Area Resident

ster School; 10—Crofoot School; Thursday 

the foot of Wayne will furnish

pervisor for five years. He spent

11—Oakland County Office Bldg. ; EDWARD T. RAGSDALE _ineral Home with the Rey. William 

a former resident at 366 Oakland spaces for 8] vehicles.

20 years in supervision at Con-

Ave. ‘ Blames Memory Loss 

time study broader aspects of the

12—Wisner : Appointment of Edward T. Rags-|Hakes of the First Baptist Church 

Proposed lot No. 4 will be lo

sumers Power Co. .and was an In-

situations and their impact

dale as general manager of Buick officiating, Burial will follow in She was the wife of the late G. L. 

in Disappearance 

cated on Auburn avenue east of| world

\dependence Township School Board 

the present and future.

;|Division of General Motors has Roseland Park Cemetery. 

on

Jenner, former superintendent of 

Saginaw and will be state owned,

member for 7 years. 

The adult education program in

been announced by President Har-

’ 

the Pontiac School System. Mr. and leased at $120 a month. 

low H. Curtice. He succeeds Ival . LAS VEGAS, Nev. & — A Mich-the school system has 228 enrollees

Jenner had also been superinten-Besides the $600,000 covered by)

Mrs. G. L. Jenner

jL.. Wiles, named as executive igan television shop owner turned at present, according to Eugene

dent at Bay City. the issuance of the revenue bonds, 
up yesterday in Las Vegas after 

Contractor Reports

president of GM in charge of Service for Mrs. G, L. (Maude) Surviving are a brother, a sis-the city treasury will provide for| L. Johnson, superintendent of 
dealer relations. lJenner, 87, will be from the Pixley ter, several nieces and nephews. being missing from his home since $33,447 of the expansion cost of, ‘schools. There are 14 classes, on 
last Wednesday. : the program. ‘Monday and Tuesday evenings.

House Vandalism

He is Perry Jenkins, 29, of Ink-

———-—-— 

ster, a Detroit suburb. He was oo 

Detroit contractor J. Clarence 
reported missing when he failed to 

Patton told Oakland County Sher-| 
pick up his wife, Phyllis, 23, who 

iff’s deputies yesterday vandals| 

LADD’

was visiting relatives in Durand, 

had visited three construction sites |

Mich. : 

in. Bloomfield. Township, doing,

He was reported to have had 

damage estimated at more than,

$1,400 with him when he dis-

| $950.

appeared, 

S igns_Are Everywhere!

Two houses on Bradway Boule-

Jenkins’ sister, Mrs. David vard suffered broken windows and! 
Tenner of Muskegon Heights, window sash, destroyed insulation,| 
said she received a call from plugged drains, water damage and 

night and + ; q 

Las Vegas yesterday. She said damage to installed wiring, he said. 

er Grizale tonight and rain Wednesday. 
Colder. High today areund 40, low te-the voice sounded like that of A third house on Amberly Road 
night 32-06, high y 35-38. East 

her brother. jalso had windows and insulation

mortheast winds 10-18 m.p.h. 
“I don't remember what hap-

idamaged. A heavy machine 

Teday in Pontiac 

lpr temperature preceding 8 a.m. pened,” he said. ‘‘I saw a doctor ‘parked in front of the house had) [. 
\sand poured into its fuel tank, he

here about my loss of memory 
Sun rises Wednesday at 6:58 a.m, and he told me to go home and said.

At 8 a.m.: Wind calm, 

—-sets Tuesday at 6:28 p.m. 
joon sete at 12:58 p.m. 

see my own doctor .. .” 
Moon rises Wednesday at 4:03 a.m, Jenkins’ car was found Saturday 

Pair From Royal Oak 

in a parking lot in Detroit. Mrs. 
“|Jenkins said her husband suffered Sentenced in Breakin 
a skull fracture in an automobile 

Two Royal Oak men were

accident two years ago and that 

;sentenced yesterday after admit-

his doctor told her he might 

ting Feb. 27 to breaking into Hall's

occasionally lose his memory. 

|Lunch, 1735 N. Main St., Royal 
Oak, Feb. 20. | 
Franklin PTA to Hear Carl H. Coldwell, 23, of 225 N. 

Center, will spend the next 1%% to!

Talk on Child Problems The Most Important Word to Any Seller

15 years in Jackson state prison. 
Franklin Schools’ Parent-Teacher Jack. L. -Hunter, 8, of 1526 N. For FAST, EFFICIENT SERVICE call one of our salesmen 
NOW! 4 

3 COMMUNITY HOUSE FUNDS — Tallying re-
ports from the home solicitations of the Commun-
ity HouseCall in Birmingham are some of -

LADD’S, Inc.-

Roll 

the campaign workers. From left to right are, 

Tropical fruits grow in southern

(seated,) Mrs. E. F. Kuehl, a supervisor, Mrs, groups I 4286 Dixie Hwy. -Drayton Plains 

in behavior problems,Tibet while in the north

| country

H. J. captainthe West ORlando 3-1231
Guenther, of Beverly Area, 

panel of ‘experts will the climate is almost Arctic in

and Mrs. D. A. Kalmbach, her co-captain.’ Watch-

iseverity, 


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Ey 

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH. &, 1956 | 

Your Planning:

ect Begun by Women’s Group in ’26 Pleasant Ridge PTA Is

Waterford Pair Clawson Voters

Woman Is Named 

Parents-Teachers Consult 

to Cancer Post

lib 

Escape Death Thursday at Pontiac Lake OK 5 Changes

PLEASANT RIDGE—Mrs. John 

P. Carritte, Jr., of Pleasant Ridge, 
— Pontiac Thursday p.m. with
‘PONTIAC LAKE The PTA at 7:45 a

Ortonville Correspondent Hall site, was appointed chairman of the Gordon, Harry Booker) 

School meet 
library was so felt here 
Ld s the Saved as Explodes p.m. Teachers 
will 
be 
is Cast

ORTONVILLE—The 
keenly 
need for 
in 
a * Women’s Committee of 1956 Boat Lake 
8 Thursday. 
PTA 
will 
at flag ceremony. The meeting to as 792 Ballots -

For now, Cancer the 
at 7:30 
held and 
atsome 
received 
ap-Crusade 
Society's in ‘in consulta-Girl 
the 
will their Yesterday 
parents. 

the 
women 
year 
banded 
1926 that 
together 
a group 
and ap-
of propriation has 
time 
been 
an 
from Cancer 
Michigan Division, 
of 
it 
Southeastern 
/ 
American 
was an-
Gulf of Mexico 
| tions 
their 
with 
rooms for 
idicraft. 
be 
Scouts 
in auditorium 
display han-
the 
Election 

the township for books, and as the

pointed 
they 
a Library 
no 
Board. 
funds the 
met the 
amount of 
sie Patina TOWNSHIP—Two. panel 
the 
teachers 
program, 
dis-Ruth Spurlock, CLAWSON—Five in

library has necessary re-radeon Mot WATERFORD A of will Mrs, E. home changes the

Since had for 

_a.small who brothers. cuss, during teach-
of 
the

proposed 
pancake 
they 
and 
gave 
ville 
‘In 
Public 
the: now use 
the 
is year 
: 
is 
Crusade. 
the general chairman Waterford 
with 
Township 
families 
va-
methods procedures, 
* 
service 
Chapter 
will 
of 
the 
the 
Oakland 
guest 
city 
proved 
for 
at election 
ap-

enterprise, 

Library. 
money advanced each by 
of the| ing and County 
director 
American 
charter Clawson were 

shows, suppers held 1933, building in April eationing their in 
Red. Cross, be 
by voters an

state. 

tag days. People of the area were was. given the Board by C. B. Sire. Carritie io the lnmnediaie St. Petersbug, Florida, narrowly} Refreshments are to be served 
speaker the evening. here yesterday.

for

by the second grade mothers.

and that Present are: |

canvassed for donations of money Crossman,since date, has officers President, 
past president of the Women's City ncurses Saterdey . A total of 792 votes were cast.

Mrs, H. vice Avery: Aven Election officers be

Lester 
Mrs, 
Troyer; 
Laing 
Club in. Detroit, and is the Vice-| Gordon Booker of 160 N. 
Estates, 
Township 
during the 
of 
business 
will 
First 
heid 
city 4,252 vot-

Kenneth meeting. The has registered 

x chairman of Women's Activities of; Stteet. Elizabeth Lake, Mrs. David Hackett has been

School} 
hour 
in charge five

and__secretary 
Mrs, Boutell. 
and _ treasurer, ~ -Divi=-
gham, 
484Harry-
Lake, 
. 
pTA, officers 
of 
are 
Stiles 
presi-the 
room 
which 
are 
will 
ers. Each 
between 
the 
and 
proposals 
favor-

the--Southeastern Michigan Booker, grade mothers of

LaVerne Williams were 
> Wartia-re.clected 
Other 
president 
of fol-received 435

social

sion. deep vice 400

low.

These, with following sea fishing in the Gnlf of Mexico| gent, Elmer Englehart; teacher

the persons, 

Mayor Kelley :

Howard with companions their president, «

make up the board of directors: 
Royal will 
K. 
the 
of four when vice Mrs, Robert Run-Commerce 

Oak, head up

B. L. Hamilton, Mrs. Clare Wolfe, boat, the “Uncle Lnm"’ exploded. 'ser; secretary, Mrs. Claude Mar-“Mrs. Stig-Danielson was elected 
-South Oakland Counfy Crusade,
“Mrs. Ruth Kennedy, — Frances treasurer, Mrs, Norman president of the Commerce PTA at

with Mrs. John Bagby of Bir-According to the captain of the’ Ties; 

Falk; historian, Mrs. Sally Hays; the regular monthly meeting held

Leece, 
Harold 
Mrs. William 
Mrs. 
Sutton, Mrs. mingham, leading women’s. ac-beat, rough seas caused fuel | 
to the East Area last in the Commerce 1. Allow the “full faith

Schmidt, Howard 
a 
delegate Oakland night school. and 

tivities, . tank to become unseated, gaso-| 

OSTIM->’-DNO-NOS

11

credit” of the city to be pledged

Mrs, J. Wesley Walters. She will succeed Clarence Mor-

Stewart and Mrs. C. B. Crossman, 

in supportspecial

of assessment

phew in that position.

Circuit Judge Russel Holland of 

hanst tabe “and fire broke out. | Drayton Plains 

bonds, instead of only the “faith

APPOINTED IN 1944 

Pontiac is the chairman of the 

The “Uncle Lam” then exploded | Mrs. Donald Redmond’s Interme-Also elected were Mrs. David and credit" of the special

Mrs. Clare (Leah) Wolfe 

assess-

was North Oakland County Crusade, 

Mansfield,president; Mrs.

vice

and sank. 
4diate Girl Scout Troop will

appointed librarian in 1944 and 

open

and Mrs. Edward Williams of 

the Meeting of the Drayton Plains}

has been serving since that time. Rochester is the women's chair-

2. Eliminate a charter provision
The passengers and the two 

crew 

| 

acceereesenccenaies — aes

The library is open‘on Friday from 

man, members were picked up by an-! that liniits the amount which 

11:30 a.m._to 5 p.m,.—and—from 
other fishing boat after having ’ 

6:30 to 8 p.m.; on Saturdays, 
spent 45 minutes in the water, ~ 

-fpom 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., and from 
‘Snow White

Word of the near-tragedy was) 

1 to 5 p.m. -. 

School Contract

* * 
received here by the sister of the 

two men, Mrs. Norman Hill, 2920

This adds to about 7,800 Charles Kinney, histori __|improvement, providing four,the

up of 
hours of donated time from Mrs. 

Lansdowne Rd., Williams Lake. 

at Waterford -

The new officers will be instated|!"* vote fort.

Letat Waterford

Wolfe. Each year she receives a 

at the Ma y i ‘ : 4. Clarify wording which per-

gift’ from the board, which they Orchard Lake Play Presentation to Be 

Main address of the evening was 

say “cannot be dignified by being Sign Architects to Do 

Given 3 Times in Week 'siven by E. E. Schaffer, chairman| ewn pocket the costs for tm-

; yage.” ir le

called a wage” Plans for $2,100,000 Choir Readies Sisk: Schidel of the Commerce Township Road| provements adjoining cemeteries 

There are no “Quiet” signs in joni High Lenten Broadcast Qa ig choo Study Commission, who explained) and other property which may 

this library. mcrae ‘sunior rig how the township roads reached| be tax-free under state law. 
stops by for reading material ex-ORCHARD LAKE—The Schola| WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — their present condition. | 5, Eliminate a present charter pects to awhile with Mrs. | WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—At 4 CantorumSS. Cyril and Method. |“‘Snow—White-andthe Seven wane provision is and

chat of Somnus which unnecessary 

Wolfe, special meeting here, the Board of ius Seminary here will be heard | Dwarfs” will be presented three | Four Towns PTA is presenting confusing. It merely says that 

high school) ));. Thursday, at the school audi-|those who want to fight a special

Besides her library work, thiS|fqucation named the firm of Zim-/!" 4 Lenten broadcast over Radio times this week by the 

-public Servant has also been super: | nae ates ns architec ee Europe. The = -“e Speech I class. — are = torium guest speaker James Hunt|#ssessment in the courts must file 
-intendent of the Junior Departmen’ fon the gveaseil Allien! as’ te| cece 2S in thé seminary ed for Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. and) of juvenile Court, who will talk on|@ notice with the city. Legally, mo
of the Dethosdiet Sunday School ; hacen tckal me ee . ra bigs overseas transcription sured -. p.m, iy — the juvenile and his needs, jnotice is necessary. 

wi se a p.m. on ay.| -_ 
Choi posed i Barbara Tallerday will portray Alse slated is a short dis-

for pas' years. ayno . , . 

A member of the Ortonville|be drawn up immediately. 

Women's Club, ‘Mrs. Wolfe lives) The Board also signed contracts| yarians will” sing portions a Snow White; Caroline Campbell,| cussion Dy Irvin Maynardand Golf Lessons.

DONATES 7,800 HOURS — There ‘are no ‘QUIET’ signs in the |with her husband at 58 Mill St.|with the architectural “firm Ol! Gorskie Zale or Sorrowful Lam-[Queen Brangomar, Betty AT eater Wien Bsaasemans tes tate 1-08 
library over which Mrs. Clare Wolfe presides at Ortonville. They have one son, the Rev. Mil-|George D. Mason Co., Detroit, to) entations. Set in cantata form, |the Witch; Boh Coonfield, Prince; plams the posi of Start Tonight

lard Wolfe of Phoenix, Ariz., work on the new junior high : * lAfen Olsen,-C Chamberlain: | >@llding.and

and|handle

-

+ -: ’ the music and words tett the |Allen Olsen, Court (ham "| mew The Nominating R

volunteers,

jtwo grandsons. | schoool. religious story of Holy Week. -|4nd Karl Mantyla, Huntsman. | Co nitses wit also be appoint. at ochester 
: SA | _| Funds for the constructionof The dwarfs will include Dick | ed . ROCHESTER—A

course in golf-

At sent there are approxi The Orchard Lake group has : : .

Win Praise for Program mate's000 books in the Orton-| this building and the dayne appeared nationally in annual| Dexter as Doe; Loyd Dixon, | prom 7:59 until § pam. will belie, “Bens tonight at 

‘Ville library: These include at least] Adams addition were made avall-(Christmas broadcasts. over CBS| Mappy: Sheldon Smith, Grumpy; line time for parents to meet with : 

. 1. Lf “in| able when the electors approved Dave Latta, Sneezy; Tom Smith, velo Sewn) | Hours are 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. for

oom 1e a ers 350 which have been bought for 18 years and members are ¥% their children's teachers. Second

last $3,500,000 ne. a

. the three months. a bond issue Feb. 21: lheard frequently on Voice of} Bashful; Phil Felice: Sleepy’ |rade will be in charge of refresh-| neq “cach Tesday 

. Of this, $2,100;000slated fer | America and Radio Free Europe.| a®d Chuck Cowle, Dopey. ments’ hostesses’ the! in the

is and for Tuesday 

e high school gymnasium. .

the above construction. 1 ing Noon, an sit 
name : rce ictor. Baba, Marlene Noe, Marva Sing-|Mrs, Robert Hays, Mrs. George An-a popular one the

S et Th urs d ay M eeting ) ° 4 { — | paso Pie eece ieee include recording] Maids of Honor will be . Violet egg are Mrs. Archie 

class, in 

and) past, is being held for the fourth !

WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-! The combined business and s0-airymen a e Junior High School was approved SS leton, and Jackie Kosky. Tom/drus, Stanley: McClellan 
SHIP—A general, meeting of thé cial meeting will feature special! for the new building. Rose Township Votes Kreher and Phil Davis will be the Mrs, John Howard, Baby sitters) time, Reger Seager, director bad 
newly organized Township Players entertainment, and is open to pro-| : : Pierce was 

the first superinten-| . di Prince's pages. will be provided. adult education, sald. 
iy ne a p.m. Thursday spective members of the club, Mrs. apac eeting dent of public instruction in or Zoning Ordinance As the Witch's Cats, Larry Peck 

Fee for the course is $4, and in-| 

in West Bloomfield Township Hy ll,|John Batts, secretary, said. Michigan. He set up the first | ROSE TOWNSHIP—Residents —— , tase Pail Don | Rela, Webford Club Slates _|struction for both beginners and 
: The players are still drawing | | thle school system which was| of this township in a special | Short-Tail, and Darrell Adams, 
ished by a

pl audits for their first pe: perform-T,000 Ex ected to Hear later copied b y many other | election yesterday voted to re-|No-Tail. The members of the|"~ : 
0 k Pp k C il ance, held in the VFW Hall, Pon-Milk Price Fight Issues| *ttes. | tain the township's permanent | Thespian Club will also partictpate.| WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The|structor. a ar OUuNCI tiac, Saturday. Ai d Th sd ; In other business, the Board took; zoning ordinance. Of 200 votes |All costuming, staging, and pro-Webford Club will meet on Thurs-a 
: tance “iatic ire ursaay action to appeal to the State Board| cast, 151 were ‘yes’; 44 were ‘no’ | ducing for this one-hour play were/day for a ] p.m. cooperative lunch-

ordinance was the direction of Miss Paaty the home of Mrs. Jack Andress,| ROCHESTER— A bake sale will 
OAK PARK (INS) — The Oak|plause given the players. for outstate dairymen continues|“tion which approved the annexa-| adopted by the Township Board | Looman. 57 Ormsby. be held, starting at 9:30 a.m. Sat-

Rescinds Resolution 222 nett tt oi Eduction the recent acto] and Bvtes ead." |handled ‘by. the sens “uder‘om andthe tua) mowing, w/COK® Sole at Rochester 

of curtain calls and volume ol ap-| ROMEO—The education program the Oakland County Board of Edu-| The permanent 

of Waterford Tow) last November, following ap-—-——— There will be a sewing session,|urday, at Webber's Cleaners, spon-

Park City Council last night re-|-The program consisted of a sus-|with the scheduling of a meeting|‘i0 of a portion 

scinded a controversial resolution pense-packed curtain raiser, “Ret-|at $ p.m, Thursday in the high! ship School District to Clarkston) proval of an interim zoning ordi-| Average life of a U.S. one-dollar during which members will wees by the 1 aa 
sponsoring a fund drive for rebuild-| -ibution,”” and two light features, | school at C apa! ‘School District. } nanee, "bill is nine months, on cancer pads, Mi = 
ing a burnt-out church in the com-) “The Silent Judge’ and ‘‘Sleeping| Speakers from the Fair Share 
munity and adopted a new resolu-, Dogs.” Bargaining Committee, the Fritz

in ee cot ae ae ol VALS WILSON-GMC

The council apologized for the, ° |Producers Assn. have been invited saa one 
misunderstanding created by is Lenten-Dinner Event \to discuss their respective pro| ¢ & : 
original resolution, which had been ' igrams. oe F e 
attacked as a violation of the tra-

All phases of the current milk

Slated at Lake Orion

ditional principals regarding the

5 nte price fight, and pending De-

sepration of church and state. LAKE ORION — Lake Orion! troit court case for the interpre-
The first resolution urged the (yyothodist Church will hold its| tation of MMPA by-laws will be 

community to contribute to re-|) anten Fellowship Dinner and! presented, 
building of Our Lady of Fatima 

\Service at 6:30-p.m. Wednesday. Several members of the MMPA, 
Catholic Church, destroyed by 
Guest speaker will be the Rev. 

threatened with ouster from the 

delivering

fire, Feb, 17. 

association for their activity in the

C. F. Hamilton, pastor of Fern-
Share Bargaining Assn., will

The new resolution preserves the | dale First Baptist Church. His Fair 

sentiment of the first except that) topic will be “Dissolving Per-. also be on hand to discuss latest 
it puts the council in the position of| plexities.”” A program for chil-developments in their program to 
authorizing the fund drive rather) goog will aise be beldl at the act as bargaining agents for the 
farmer. The eight members re-

same time as the adult service.

"han spormoring, It: 

‘cently won a temporary court in-
The fellowship meetings are open junction against the MMPA_ ous-
|to the public, and dinner, reserva-

ter action, 
An estimated 

Waterford Okays 

tions may be made with Mrs. 1,000 area dairy-

. 

Lyle Speas. MY 2-4941. men are expected to attend the

Road Bridge

Mann ————— EI session, Fritz movement secretary 

bass ‘tbs E. Lioyd ofRichmond,

WATERFORD TowNsHtp_at a Marlette Girl Awarded 

is :

meeting of the Waterford Town-|Pyblic Nursing Degree 

|

ship Board last night, the Oakland| 

thorized to rebuild a bridge on| 

Mann road west of Clintonville "Ursing has been awarded by the 

‘University of Michigan to audrey’ Sunday at olly

road, cost to be shared by Inde-: : 

pendence and Waterford Town-L. Davies, daughterwf Alex Davies

ships, here: ‘| HOLLY — Another fox hunt is) 

eat ie graduate of Mar-\ cheduled for next Sunday in the

Clerk Louis Barry was grant-

lette High School and Highland yoods in the Holly vicinity. The

ed permission to attend a water 

General Hospital School of Nurs: yeeting place for the starting} 

conference in Mt. Clemens March 

jing. She entered the University) inters is at Cliff Dryer’s, one 
22,wy and building inspector Emil 

of Michigan after spending two!i16 north of the village, at seven 

Grischow was authorized to at-{ :

years on active duty with the U.S 

‘o'clock that morning. 
' Navy. * * * 

tend an Institute for building in-

spectors at University of Michi-

| In the hunt over the same ter-

gan, April 19 and 20. 

i i ! “eb. 26 ov 25 ters

Other business atthe: tmara Elected to Phi Eta Sigma ton en tine. fox was 

‘meeting ~ included: -a --reselution;-MARLETTE-— Richard Wood, ‘killed. Murray Titsworth. man-
passed to set up inspection fees son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wood. ager of the Holly Recreational 
_to be paid by builders previous to|has been elected to Phi Eta Sigma.! area. is taking a prominent part 

plat approval. inational honorary society for col-!in organizing the hunt for foxes 
lege freshmen. Membership in the; which have been raiding the 

Rochester OES to Meet | ‘talernity is based upon scholastic chicken yards and destroying wild| 
achievement. fowl in this vicinity. 

|

{ 

business meeting at 7:30 p.m. versity. For the last two years 
Wednesday in the Masonic Temple.he had been a student at Cran-Slates Famil 

Mrs. Edna O’Brien has been in-prook. Bloomfield Hills. 

vited to represent the Rochester NEW HUDSON — The Method-
chapter at the Berkley OES : . : ist Church here is holding a fam-) 8% 

Friendship Meeting, March 15 Named Editor-in-Chief ily night Wednesday, with cooper-) >. . . 
SSeS Sst | Douglas Colwell, son of Harold ative supper at 6:30 p.m. ~ Over 28 years of expertly cleaning rugs, carpets and upholstered furniture 
Auxilia ry Election Tonight >. Colwel Birmingham. has been) the clades Mr—and stn. Joe fy has firmly established

ti ick : nd 2 ian of \A/ : -

lecti i D. Colwell, Birmingham, been! The committee in charge of the) the outstanding reputationof New Way Cleaners, 

= 

~ 

2-N| 

AVON TOWNSHIP—The | weekly campus newspaperat Deni-Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Haven. Performance and economy of operation has firmly established GMC 
en's auxiliary of Jack Mason Post.! son University, Granville, Ohio. He LaBohn. 
VFW. will meet at 8 tonight ai served as managing editor of the! Se clnsacath 

Trucks in New Way Cleaner’s past and future. 

the Community Hall. 276 Auburn, paper, the Denisonian. last year. 
Rd. near Rochester road for nomi. | otal A 

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1956 

It’s Bad Mistake to Play. ‘Possum

-Lillian May 
Kent became 
_the bride of | By M o\claims his real identitya

as living! 
Kenneth P. 
Pantone 
_Saturday 

Saturday 
evening at evening at 

Zion Nazarene Lion Nazarene}, 
Church. The 

Church. Mr. 
bride is the 

and Mrs. John 
daughter of 

Kent of Ferry 
Mr. and Mrs. 

avenue are 
s John Kent of 

ntntntea why moe 

s in an ‘awiul Stale of

Ferry avenue. ‘bride. He is-

_ Baysinger bewildered $e El panagrge un-

He is the 

the son of able to understandhow he could

were married

“son of Lowell E.__ resent. an exhibition. of feeling 
Mr. and Mrs. 

“Saturday * she is sure was only” nice and 

“good.” .

Poling of Bay 

evening in

Oliver Holmes 

street. 

Fenton. The PERFECT ONE

of Elm street. 

bride is the Chronic criticism of children-al-
ways suggests that we can only be

MR. and MRS. LEO JOHN HOLMES MR. and MRS. KENNETH PANTONE former Lucy 

satisfied with a perfect one—and 
Stiff, daughter that his human failings aré an in-
of Mr. and 

tolerable affront to us. It's de-

mand for the ‘possum soluton and 

~~ Lillian ‘and Opal Kent Become Brides in Double Rite’. 

__Mrs. Walter 

jasks—for—an—inoeffensiveness—evait-
“The brides are the daughters of! ‘fingertip. ‘veil of illusion, She |

The Rev. William Varian of Zion lian May Kent to Kenneth P. Pan-able only when we are dead,

Stiff of

Mr. and Mrs. John Kent of Ferry carried a white Bible with white

Nazarene Church a) tone and Opal Marieto Leo Fenton, and he

performed Kent 

carnations and pink rosebuds,

avenue. Kenneth is the son of New Rhinestone. Always, this demand upon the

‘double wedding for John Holmes. is the son of

ceremonyLil-

Lowell E. Poling of Bay street. child represents our a de-

Her maid of honor, Judy Clause,

Leo is. the son of Mr. and Mrs, 

wore a pink gown of lace and Bobby Pins — Mr. and Mrs. 

Oliver-Holmes-of Elm street, 

nylon tulle and carried a bouquet|; Archie

in Vogue Now

The ceremony was performed of pink carnations. Sandra Pinter

SAVE TIME SAVE MONEY Hawksworth of 

Nary an Econ

before an altar banked with of Drayton Plains and Nancy NEW YORK (INS)— The utter 

_ Parkhurst

iw 

candelabra, palms, pink and Misener wore orchid and peacock ved 

Called for

ee 
white carnations and white giadi-

blue gowns, respectively. street. 

* * * 

ony *1.80 

“The Week’s Laundry 

WASHED and DRIED” 
You can wash and tumble dry 3 
‘automatic washer loads with 
finest soap furnished. 

SHOP WHILE YOU WASH

AT TEL-HURON” 
“AUTOMAT” 

SELF-SERVE LAUNDRY 
25 North Telegraph Rd. 

@ Just a Few Steps from Tel-Huron 
Shopping Center 
@ A: Large Parking Lot Right at the 
Door . 
Se @ Attractive Lounge 

, Opal chose a gown with a fitted 

* * 
A gown of cream satin and mar-
quisette was worn by Lillian. 
The skirt of marquisette was 
accented by a floral bustle. 

A crown of daisies secured her 

Jeannie Poling served as flower 
girl for both brides. She wore 
a frock of yellow nylon and a} 
white hat trimmed with yellow 
flowers. 

OTHER ATTENDANTS 
| Frank Macadaeg was Kenneth’s 
best. man, and his were

ushers 
Don Hefner, L. Robertson

Ronald 
and Richard C. Poling. 

“The receploa was ‘held in the 
Roosevelt Temple weomony 

changed to a navy blue sult 
with pink accessories, On their 
return Mr. and Mrs. Holmes will 
reside on Elwood avenue, 

The new Mrs. Pantone changed 
to a light blue suit for their honey-
moon trip through Canada, Ohio 
and Indiana. The Pahtones will 
make agp aga on Whittemore 
street on return. 

just} 

t amt ond 

Ne more bandannas to keep 

its up in pins; you walk around 

prowdlyyour rhine-

flashing 
stones. 

You wouldn't? That's okay, the 

were made as a gag for a wave-

set advertisement; and they were 

so cute. they're out for sale. 

The pins sell in sets, two for $5, 
complete with satin case. You're 
supposed to wear them in your 
hair for evening or on your suit 
as lapel pins. 

MR. and MRS. D. L. BAYSINGER 

Bride's Twin Sister Acts 
as Honor Matron at Rite | 

Her bouquet was of pink carna-
tions and White roses. 

* » * 

The twin sister of the bride, 
Walter Stiff of Mrs. Rose Marie Gilligan of Dear-
parentsthe bride. 

born, Was matron of honor. Her 
the son of Mr. and Mrs. 

of 

street-length dress of turquoise silk 
Hawksworth of Parkhurst 

featured a scoop neckline. Her 
flowers were of pink and white 
carnations, 

. |\OTHER ATTENDANTS 

Bridal attendants Mrs. Lillian 
Buckingham of Fenton and Mrs. 
William Buck wore gowns identi-

The embroidered silk bridal gown 

cal to the matron of honor’s in a

lwas accented aby hand-embroid-

\pink shade. They ‘carried colonial

ered jacket with long sleeves which 

bouquets of pink carnations.

extended to points at-the wrists. 

Serving as best man was Walter 

McCullough. He. was assisted by 

in This One 

Mrs. Berry Shares 
Pumpkin Pie Filling 

. Made with Pudding-

By JANET ODELL 
Pontiac Press Home Editor 

Is someone in your family aller-
gic to eggs? If so, you'll like this 
recipe for ‘a No-Egg Pumpkin Pie. 
The-filling may be served as a 

— without the crust, if de-
sired. 
Mrs. Merle Berry is today's 

cook, With an allergic son, she 
has had to collect recipes using 
only ingredients he can eat. She 
also has a married daughter 
and three grandchildren. 

When she decided to enter the 
business world, she learned to 
drive a car. Her work keeps her 
busy so that she has time only 
for membership in the Altar So-

XY SELF SERVE ONLY 

get 

ciety of her church and the Daugh-

ters of Isabella.

Buck. 

Mrs, Stiff chése a gray sik)” 

NO-EGG PUMPKIN PIE

print dress with avecade green 

By Mrs. Merle Berry

accessories for the wedding re 

1 package butterscotch pudding

ception held at the Pontiac Mal-

1% cups cooked pumpkin

By ANNE HEYWOOD “She just sits in her room, with “We've tried everything, but rather sheepishly, that she was 

ta Temple, 

\q teaspoon ginger 

More 
ning to 
and 
realize 
more, 
that 
we are begin-
some emotion-
‘TOP QUALITY 
DRY CLEANING 
I 
when 
story 
no 
was remiI heard 
that shappy ending 
: 
nded of this recently, 
a happy ending to a 
tarted out as though 
was possible. 
294 E. Vike St. 
4100 E. Walton 
“Stold 
S aileave 
doesn't 
mother-ihe's just 
me in tour 
do 
n-law, 
impossible,” Frances 
ears. ‘‘She never will 
house and yet she 
anything to abet: 

Your S pring 

Coat 
Pure wool 
ported yarns. 
textured. 
in domestic 
Tweed 
You'll 
and 
or smfind 
im-
ooth 
such 

famous names as Forstmann at 
Alvin's. 

SOM 

Other Spring Coats 

ln) 3) "89.95 

the door ajar, and eavesdrops onj|nothing works. We would far rath-going to the fair again! 
everything we do. She interfers er she lived in a place of her Frances’ mother-in-law found so 

Mrs. Hawksworth chose a navy 

blue suit with navy and white ac-
distraction and gets on my hus-she says we're her life. She doesn’t was appreciated, that she became 

with the children, drives me to own—she has ample income—but much pleasure in seeing her work 

cessories. Their flowers were pink 

and white carnations. 
a lot of friends there. 

band’s nerves, read or have friends or anything. interested in the church and made 

For their honeymoon trip 
“We have tried to explain to 

through the East-the bride changed 

her Now she about +o-a—eharcoal gray suit with red 
ours and that the doctor says it with an elderly widow she met and white accessories. The newly-
to Hills Branch will ruin her health. But she simp-and share her apartment! weds will reside on Parkhurst 
ly won't listen. (Copyright, 1956) street on their return. 

her that she’s ruininglife and is to move-in;

Professor Talks 

of Garden Club 

“She just sits there and sews, 

with a sad book on her face

“The Field of Opportunity in For-

and with the door ajar so that 
we haveprivacy.”

estry’’ was the topic chosen by 

Professor Kenneth P. Davies when no 

| he

he spoke to membersof the Bloom-When I learned that the mother-
field Hills Branch of the Women's in-law was quite a skilled seam-|. 
National Farm and Garden As-| stress, I suggested that Frances 
sociation. aa" try to persuade her to use her 

skill for the benefit of some com-
Mr. Davis is chairman of the 

munity organization. . 
Department of Forestry in the 
School of Natural Resources, Uni-And here's the happy ending to 
versity of Michigan. He was intro-

the story, 
duced by Mrs. Robert VanderKloot, 

Frances asked her te sew some 

program chairman. 

aprons for the church fair and

The Monday meeting was held 

the old lady made some beauti-

in the Cranbrook road home of 
Mrs. Luther Leader. The Leader 

ful ones, — 

home was decorated in a St. Pat-On the day they were to be 
rick’s Day motif for the occasion. taken to the booth at the church, 

Mrs. Charles B. Marsh, Mrs. Frances pretended to be sick. 
Henry Johnson, Mrs. Howard So the old lady, because her 
Steggall and Mrs.. Louis J. Colum-handiwork was involved, broke her 
bo Jr. poured. -habit of staying in and actually 

took the aprons to the fair herself. 
Pastel coats are pretty on teen-stayed long top.

She quite a time, 
agers. But in the winter, cleaning | — 

bills run high if the coat is to 

GOING AGAIN 

Then next day she announced,

look fresh. 

Plant and Showroom 
5390-5400 Dixie Hwy. 
Waterford, Mich. 

OR 3-1225 Here is a hair spray that is not a lacquer, but is

Elliott's 

super-fine and gentle, It controls every strand of hair 
and keeps it in place. Just a gentle tap on the pressur-
ized container, and the fine light spray. keeps your hair 
looking beautifully groomed. 

Weel Sunday 

remember to 
attend the church of 
Ww, choice 

SY i

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Exquisite 

Is the word for a French Provincial Love Seat as crafted 

by Elliot . . . silky brocades or finely detailed needle-

Dash cloves 

‘9 teaspoon nutmeg 

1% teaspoons cinnamon 

ty teaspoon salt 

1\e cups milk 

Add dry ingredients to milk and 
mix thoroughly. Place over low 
heat. Stir constantly until very 
thick. Remove from stove and add 

pumpkin. Pbur into baked pie shell 
or serve as a pudding. 

Dinner-Dance Set 

Reservations for their annual 
Shamrock Dinner-Dance are being 
taken from members of Oakland 
Hills Country Club. The March 17 -
affair will feature dinner with 
strolling musicians from ® to 9 

p.m. and dancing from 9 p.m. to 
1:30. a.m. 
Coming Events 

Parliamentary Study Club will meet 
Wednesday at 2 pm. at 18% E Law-
rence 8! 

t 

Berean Class of First Baptist Church 
will meet at the church Wednesday at 
oO am, with a cooperative luncheon 

at noon 

Iraq Caldron, Daughters of Mokanna 
will gather Wednesday at @ pm_ for 
reguiar meeting and practice at VFW 
Hal) on South Saginaw Street 

| Capelets ond large collars add fop 
| width. Uncluttered bodice, refined 

in line and quiet in color, plays 

down the busty look 

Forget the sheath. The Svernate 
fashion type, the gored skirt bal-
ances the topheavy figure. The 
open neckline minimizes the bust 
Hgh mounted sleeve, medium to 
narrow in width, reduces the con-
trast between bust and hips. 

point covers may be selected for the settee of your

PARK. 

choice. Expert workmanship will bé in evidence from No Appointment Necessary

9 

the delicate styling right down to the dulled brass

REAR Salon de Beaut’e

nails, Call Elliott’s today for details of their custom

of STORE 

furniture. 448 E. PIKE FE 8-2903

We sre members of National Selected 
an association of funeral directors of neh taeais

TELEGRAPH at HU RON 

FVA BAILEY, owner

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1950 si 

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amily Man

orchid corsage for the honey-/ Upon their return, the newlyweds

trip. ag leat’ sete te Detour 

He’s one of a kind—your teacher. |of your work, your good humor, how you feel about him, It would In tact, it would bother him to 
And you've made up your mind/noise and manners. But he doesn't be embarrassing. death. To the point that he might 
\ spereeh af Seep Seiiions, ad Tm have you transferred to a different

to idotise him. But you are one of), 1 vou personally. 

It would be more embarrassing 

class to save you both embarrass-

alreadyyou and highly indiscreet to tell him!

He's aware of the way you look, You teel that 

ment, ,

Honeymooning|his not knowing: it. the torie of your voice, the quality’ coulda’t tell any of your teachers What can he do but feel sorry? Feel for him deeply if you must. 

+ He's not going to blot out his wife 
But realize that all this ‘churning

in New York <a. maaneds 

is over a man you cannot have, 

going to be any nicer to you And keep it to yourself.

not

and Concord |senses my deep emotion for hi 

in the South 

for knowing. 

(Copyright, 1956) 

are Mr. and | : are Mr, and 
Mrs, Morton + Mrs, Elmer 

BPP

Silverman San Bee See 

SE

Goodson who 

HP are the Harry | at" tone’ of these are based. 

a Silvermans-of jreai-companionship. ~ = 
Gerald Robbins, Daniel Douglas street,| You've been sitting in his class 

Sponsored: by: 

,

Michael Robbins, But you know nothing about him The Women’s Association ' 

ac thane cake ee . in private life—except that he 

of the Pontiac Symphony

Donation _ 

Orchestra = 

496

the stumblingto

were © aroun of pink eee over 4 —— claim, one block THURS., MAR. 8, 8:30P. M, 

ie men ese ; a your love. The fact that he al-of Louisiana,

is apres nee oer nee (BETTY St. Charles Feted [rat ts semiy i, yousink MR. and MRS. ELMER COODSON PONTIAC HIGH SCHOOL 

and an orchid corsage for her . S keep you from having him for

son's wedding. ae = eee on Oe eee 2: Taare A Chamber-| yourself AUDITORIUM.

Stella Backalukas Weds

Following and din-jat a recent bridal shower givenjlain street, bride-elect Were he single, he would be just 

ner at the synagogue, the by Mrs, Anthony Waydak of Birm-|°f Villian Hotchkiss goa of Paina at oS at each, Fer cur Sing 

changed ingham. iam Morgan You feel Pe Tickets Available

in St. George Ceremony

q 

at ARTHUR'S or 

— ot Oxtord. The couple will be mar-l you daydream blissfully about lrom Any Member

Candelabra and baskets of white| Mrs. Gus Backalukas, sister-in-law). ,

ee

Ann Davis tied April 7 in St. Michael Church.|"™ igs, ‘i 

giadioli, carnations and chrysan-| of the bride. Other attendants were

_ Mrs, Richard Schaeffer »

became the . 2s willyess Bat you sesily aren't ready tor 

themums decorated the altar of|™Mts-Nicholas Backalukas, sister-

Mrs, ma George Orthodox og Savvas

bride of Paul} varie st.Chartes,Ted Goe-| ST°WNEP Teeponsibilities, St. Greek Church] Ann and Madeline

‘Miller life.q Six years Stella 

* mere and Maxine5 Datoe will be | iiveradecisions of and steady, trom Sunday when Backalukas) Rawlis, a Smee 
_ Saturday psig pn ap ach ea now it will be time enough to became the bride of Elmer Good--* 8 
morning at St. fewer girl, start taking yourselfyour Son, 
* * 
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and 
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The bride is the daughter of Mr.|ried bouquets of pink carnations. 

THE ROSE WAVE.................... idancnntedl $12.50up

and

Orthodox Hotchkis, Ted Goa = Next, there's your relationship. 

and Mrs. John Backalukasof North|The matron of honor carried hae os sSpigiissoosesssea Seale Ge 
Ardmore avenue. The bridegroom, | bouquet of pink and white carna-FOR HAND LOV, a ‘ poxaiael 

Church. She is . ° . . * 

of North Saginaw street, is the| tions, ROWENA’S

the daughter woe Monee ae a; )5ilk for Spring the C. of

\craree’ 

son of S, Goodsons Lou-

Tomy Beane, enor ——__-NORTRUDE, BEAUTY GOP

0 ee ee ete mete De Fashion 
The was 

ve 2-nneE ? OR A.RTaS

4 o’clock ceremony

Mrs. John Ted GonmersWien. BL. .

and 

read by the Rev. Achilles Siagris

Davis of |stic -BLifor Female Attire 

were married “COME AND SEE”

who were . 

Sunday _

a married — 

~“afternéon int 

© Saturday in 

St. George 

* Detroit, She is 
STYLE SHOW

the daughter 

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bride is the 

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Mrs, Ben 

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SPRING and EASTER

Gerson of -

Backalukas,

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Detroit, and 

daughter of

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A jeweled tiara secured the 

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bride’s fingertip veil of illusion. 

FROCKS by 

Hilda Shop

Her gown of satin, lace and 

~

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peaaatard | SE _HAIRFASHIONS by Randall's

son_of 

had panels a satin and lace. green accessories. for Ang oo Tonight 8:00 P. M.

Cla Others were Mrs. Allie Carr, | wide-ribbed ottomans, pure silk 

moon-trip South. She also = 

the — Bethany Baptist

‘arence |Mrs. Verne Wright, Carole /faille for both suits and coats. The bridal bouquet was of roses| corsage ist Church

W, Huron Street at Mark

hr > Miller of bso | Peyote orgy tense meer ip orem pod pach ayo 

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MILLER 6° | Datoe. printed and plain. Silk chiffon and FE 2-144 Co. “88 Wayne Street

MR. and MRS, PAUL 

: = Completing the guest list were|silk organdie, thin and crisp. 

‘Mrs, Orval Huff, Mrs, Jean Roy,| These silks are cut into shirt-

Ann Davis Speaks Vows 

Mrs, Wilfred Browe, Mrs. Eari| waist dresses, suits, coats, after-
Gorsline,Max Carr and Mrs.|five and evening dresses, blouses

Rite/™ Mrs, 

in Romanian Church 

and simple sheaths. They are used 
for coat and jacket linings and 
To remove stains from porce-| shirts. 

Ann Davis became the bride of 
Paul Miller Saturday morning in 

The altar was banked with white 
and carna-

Ushers were Paul Lampkin, lain, apply a paste made of cream 
ert McCallum, Gerald McCallum,|of tartar and hydrogen peroxide.| A white sweater -shotld be 
Bill Wiggens, Louis Parker, Tom|Let stand about 15 minutes and|kept white. Two wearings at the 

Lamphere

and Ted Nimigean. 
Alexander Cojocar was ringbear-

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MAID OF HONOR 
Eleanor Davis wore a gown of 
aqua and white flocked nylon for 
her duties. as maid of honor. The 
bridal attendants were gowned in 
flocked nylon dresses in shades of 
Nile green and orchid. 

The other attendants were 
Margie Stringer, Mrs. Robert Mc-
Callum, Mary Jane Savo, Joyce 
Miller, Violet Baba, Sandra Rich-
man, Janet Zatik and Lolly 
Arama. Mrs. Ted Nimigean, god-
mother of the bride, wore a dusty 
rose lace dress. 

Anna Marie Danis of Oak Park 
wore a pink nylen frock with 
matching accessories for her du-
ties as flower girl. 

Art Hart served as best man. 

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by Hershberger 

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3 BEDROOM

close to bus line. And fust

bungalow. 

basement, of] heat, 2

Suburban 

car garage

nice eniry 4 blocks to school. Easy 

| Realtor 

$12,500, with terms.

ing to. make this real 

Living room, dining space, kiteh-

cupboards, | terms. 

sharp little home. Only $2550

EM 34671

full basement with new —oil_fur-

1648 Union Lake Rd 

bath, of] furnace, water

fireplace, bon podem tile bath, 

Located in beautiful *"West-

Off Perry Near ‘Tow

down, 

Water softener, Carpeting, 

ne

beautiful kitchen, two bedroom nace. Fully itnsuleed, wired for f i

Brick Ranch 

.

= 

orm, Extra

electric stove is in 

6 Rooms, 3 bedrooms, a!)

Edw. M. Stout. Realtor of public, 
lendsespes let P RICED RIG 

on -

i car garage. Waterford School district abe Near Union tore Shopping 
dr. High. Large lot school tus service Just $10,050 Center. 23 
with $2,500 down. Call for an ap-
tee ee 

pointment today! 

Johnson. 

fleor, Living room. ‘Dail, dining

RMS—4's 

per cent

Washington 

a 

Mxil, —— kitchen, 0x9,

Tl N. Saginaw 6: Ph FE 5-8165 school. Immacu-

terest on balance . 

hard wood

;

Open Eves. till 8:30 room brick ranch 

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICB

—natura. fireplace—paneled 

is an older type home. but is kept

J. R. HILTZ
activities room—2 

car at-

Peed — the best. Gas heat, 20x20, tached plastered 

in excellem —_ . You must 

wo 

bel dd 

CLARK

Rooms—Marquette St. 

garage.

FOR BETTER HOMES

WHITE BROS.

spot and terrace. Lots 

St "ight, A good warn® comforta-

Paved ‘arive, 

yard lamp,

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE-

REALTOR

REALTORS

OR 3-120

#—Sun, 

carpeting.

MONEY MAKER {

| Pine Lake 

Open 7 to ®

ble reasonable place to live, with 

exceptional large 

rooms. 

7

1011 W Huron St. PE 58-6181

Here |, « good income property |

Phone

OT 

10 to 8. 

Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor

O'N

@ room Contemporary home

Open Eves. 

4 bedrooms, 2 story, large dining

gen 

located rooad SS Pon-| 

BENEDICTS Called Fendt Laney

i festariag: 1% tile baths, cur-id redutedthe price + 

room, 

living room. carpeted. Fut |

TRADES TRADES 

w Leipthesald Street 

NEW Ew NEW

pte knotty pine cabinets. 

basement, < heat. Near St, Mi-

chael's Schoo 

and i ig by "plandia buy. vies it 

venings

WEST SID 

Custom built 3 bedroom homes 

with full basement. Mas auto. ,

Wardrobe and walk-in. clos-

Large down 

rE che or FE 21 306

payments are scarce. Large 6 room odern complete, 

ets, 

aluminum siding win-

1M

Call_ us for an appointment in re-bath down, complete bath up, gas 

| dows, water softener all * AKE FRONT heat, auto. hot water, laundry sidewalks, sewer,
trays, oak floors plastered walls 

IVAN W.

gards to the possibility of trading 

garage.

heat, $2,500 down 

SPECIALS

| aluminum storms and Lovely “0e overlooking Oakland 

Close to -

TelHuron

SCHRAM

We do our utmost to — fy all, 

closet & many other ettras. Built

| screens, It's complete in 

Lake from a spacious living 

rm. 

shopping center, Shown by

parties 

concern 

SYLVAN VILLAGE 

ap-

detail, You'll love it. 

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE on your lot the full price is just 

$10,600 

every 

which boasts # stone fireplace 

pointment. Pull price $7050.

$950 DOWN or sacrifice for

Quick possession. Large 6 

$15,950.

room 

This is on 2 large lots and cant 

cach, Widow 

must

WE SELL — WE TRADE modern extra stooh & shower in 

be beat for lake living 

GATEWAYS

basement, garage. 82,500 down 

. 

$750 DOWN. SUBURBAN,

LAKE PRIVILEGES 

FE 5-5091 or FE 5-9471 |

tc. 

room

'|Near Silver Lake 

bungalow, 2 bedrooms, livin

“DORRIS & SON’ 

= 

Ped 4-1557 

3 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH 

If no answer ph, FED 5-2564 room, combined kitchen

OAKLAND rare wh, foota. home built In 

a

ity 

car garage. 

auto, heat, a 

A beauty with 3 large bedrooms 

wood fibors, basement, 

| nev and Simdars dining. area, bath with. shower,

auto-
Pich-
for 

HAPPINESS ° 

cor rd =REALTOR located off Union Lake Road.

and spaciots family room. Built-

matic hot water. Near 

1111 Joslyn,

ern kitchen and large utility room.

Coaperninne mes! pecty Exch fn features including tabletop|

good 

er 

Body Now renting 

| Co-operativeEstate Exchange

Real 

Pull price $5650.

Fine location for boating. fishing

$70 per month.

ai “neat. garage, Large lot. $3,400 

| or Hepes £ Pull price $7,050

carpeting, 

LAKE ORION 

WEST SUBURBAN. 1 ACRE MOD-

A HOME OF YOUR

attached 

| with $1,500 down

GILES 

garage 

$650 DOWN Doll House

100 x 120 ft. lot landscaped 

ERN edrooms, living 

room,

JOSEPH F. REISZ 

Idea] for newly weds or FIRST OFFERING 
older couple. Consists of Of this attractive 5 rooms and | OWN

SOUTH EAST SIDE 

large kitchen, bath with shower,

peciecty. don't be sorry, be 

Evening call Mr Hether-||

after 6, 

utility room, Mice level

2 bedroom bungalow with full 

¢

ington, 5-4362 

good sized living room, ful! bath one floor plan 

insulated |

53% W Fearen FE 2-0259 

i

| 

basement as auto, gas heat, 

Priced at $6500 with 

very easy

dinin room bedroom, mod-home, with 2 large bedrooms, Ah 

WEST SUBURBAN RANCHER

Exe bet 410 

| 

| gas hot water heater, giassed-in

Why Pay Rent? 

OFFICE OPEN 04 

terms.

Ettenen and bath with basement, ot] heat, 127

MULTIPLE Lista SERVICE 

2 bedrm. ranch home built in ‘54,

front porch and other extras. Al-

| 

landseaped lot foxi20 f\ —nearsafeo

NEAR OAKLAND AVF. 

colored fixtures, All appeal-

foom, natural

Neat and clean $ room bun-

has rental home on back of 

WE HAVE 2? STARTER HOMES, 

Exterior completed, you finish the 

® eo

and 

ool. Offer at $7,900, | 

hardwood floors, plas-

ingly decorated. Basement

A. JOHNSON, Realtor
gaiow, full basement, 

new 
$1,200 | 

lot in good condition. Shown by |

INDIAN VILLAGE

good 2 ome just 

ITS NEAT AND TIDY

with new gas furnace and | terms 

tered wally. Nicely planned kiteh-

furnace, garage. only 

appointment

sorte 

of Oakland Avenue in the 

1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 

interior, one of them has the

en 

& dinette Full bath. shower,

water 

heater Inclosed sun i

All brick 4 bedroom home, large down vestry ssession,

Wisner, Lincoln School district | 

porch. aluminum combine-

RANCH CUTIE 

closets, enclosed breezeway, 

many

You

living room with fireplace and, 

cent « to par 
another day Call 

FE 4-2533

Consists of living room. dining | 

other features. Also a very nice ia done. Only $500, and 

bsmt,. auto of] heat & hot water.

George R. irwin|

tient inchudeq in full price

rent

full basement. See this ome at 

now 

NEAR DRAYTON PLAINS

Toom & kitchen. Also, full base. 

of 88 

$750 down, 

= 

once. A buy for $15,900. 

| 

Corner jot 752157 ft 

paved 

street

blackt street, amd is in

ment, 

2 car attached garage. 100 ft

| Price Reduced

neighborhood wn by 

260 Baldwin Are

soot 

frontage. Newly decorated 5 room 
bedroom home bullt in os bedrooms, One floor

$9590 DOWN on this modern La 

ee . Full basement, sil years old. New car-| fos

KNUDSEN | |

a 

lake privileges Must be sold. A

gar one 

CLARK REAL ESTATE

SYLVAN LAKE 

FE §-0505

appointment, 

buy at $14,000 Terms

or

j On this extraordinary ranch 

i 

no ans 

call FE 2-9344 

FE yeas or FE 4-4813

Just across the road from gerk | home overlooking Pontiac 

heat, . attractive cedar shake freien

VACANT—$850 DOWN 

E Co-operative Real Estate Exchange

and excellent sand beach. Larg 

Country Club. Owner 

pent 

AUBURN HEIGHTS -— VACA j

and ledg 

1362 W. Hur: Open Evenings

erock exterior Modern 3 room home plus bath, |

5 rooms all year-round home with almost $1,000 in custom cab-

room house with full basement, 

New awnings 
garage. Fenc back lot. 

TEMPLETON 

Co-operative Real Ex

Estate Exchange

sereens.

Large let 

utility rm. 3 closets, ample 

cup-

giassed-in porch Coleman GAS inets and ceramic tile in 

West Side Brick

coal furnace, located just 4 pes: 

i'g 

car 

boards Also electric stove, refe . |

furnace. Wooded jot 502200. Priced | kitehen, also ceramic

from dow Pontiac 

Garden spot. Loads of shrubbery 

3 BEDROOMS—CITY

COLORED GTI. Only Ma 4 

insulation, storms. screens, large | 

Sood Sin at. lids a dandy 

at 

1641 built home. §

$13,500, 

terms. 

rms

at 

HOSPITAL ROAD

aye 

street, 

Lot al) ntenced. Call 

Offered at $8,059, ‘ 

down 

DUE TO ILLNERS OWN ER

bath with stair to partly fintened | rode 

pe 

mortga

further informati

¢ 

i ir. — recreation tm. | 

erie °

Seca Sade” ‘eae

Almost new, 2 bdrm. ranch home 

on 150x250 lot. Needs a littie in-

CUTE & COZY 

MOVING TO ARIZONA.

bunealow

fire ice aes le window ‘ills. |

NORTH 

hesting and 

many 

iN. FOR THE, MANDYMAX

Newer 3 bedroom ee with GAS, 

tertor 

work, priced for a quick

s

type

features

ern 

Kitchen” has To Buy—To Sell-To Trade

other 

chides . 3 Dedreom: full

awnings, 

sale, 1,500 dn: with $30

er,

2 bedroom modern ee, 

You BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT

boa: 

an 

close 

to new bath, basement, oli heat,

Has full 

a oe 

Privilegés on Round

ol] heat, wired for electric 

stove, . 

school. Full prise, f 450, Be

and is jocated Just =<. (It pleases us to please YOU) Perry Park 

sure

nice A oe drive. Full price 

only $43 per 

to investigate ree be marge tot Handy

“NORTH PERRY school; ‘ansporta’ ia 

Spacious 4 bdrm~ home, 2 baths, -LIST WITH & BUY FROM

MAHAN 

natural stages full basement, 

sher " hedy and close 

ath. of] ge Inyo} ; 

to

ves and stores.

month including taxes and in-

with

Kampsen 

and ‘Mores. Pull price,

——. 

Tittle 

3°

done 

this 

Coenenates Real Estate Nae Bo a a quick sale, $11,050

Realtors FE 4.0528 WM. H.i KNUDSEN RAY O'NEIL, ES FE 20263 

it. "Give 

oe a ring” on 

NICHOLIE

on

KINZLER 

one, yar price ine. ALTY CO., REALTO 

-

WE CAN SELK. YOUR 

Sg. RNS Sie Ey Sa COREE iy PS 

]. A. Taylor

a 

Oey 

AND HARGER CO.

GILES REALTY Co.LE 

Bigg 

r eepion. Realtor

282 Teleat 1015W 

ave, 

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#2 W, Huron Huronay ty Ph: PE 43525 317 &. Telegraph Eves. & Sun. 510 Pontios oie BankD Bidg

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100 has

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Po. FE +4516 

OFFICE i After call FE 

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pe comsal Sagely 

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& “7¢ sei ike ly yesterday thal we first met — come to e 
RARE ven” 

3) Painting & Decorating 20 en 
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service, 

Baege 

Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 

TT, ; * Sales 

$, 

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1704 S. Telegraph Rd.

FE 42533 

_LAND CONTRACTS

2500Maple Rd.

E. 

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Saturday 9 ’til 12 
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Lawrence, FE 2-a 
and 

Nicholie & Harger Co 
QUICK CASH 
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Wanted Real Estate 32A 
Mahan Has Buyers 
COAST TO COAST 
MAHAN 
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work, 

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EXCELL TOCs-

Aerotred Prapp Shoes

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2870 Airport OR: 3.3502 more at $110 per m DRAYTON PLAINS 

~ REDUCED RATES 

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Lire patiee-cockatns

Fave AN PT RTRG “FROM . Also alterations, men

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Call 44696 

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NWARTED RE-Suthe: WM. A.

Lhmoved free of charge. rE Pr -Sermin

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IN. DEBT? Huron Gardens—Income

Pontiac F ‘arm . 5-0168 ee rs eves ARS apt. Men. 5-158.

and 2 

while pos eet foe eng C 

Tt you sparmonts, yee us today.

alterations, 2-Tan0. Industrial Tractor Co. D 83 high school, Smal eniid "welcome, oy BFR ae ROOMS. 

ss d sherei HOUSEWOR ARD 
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JOIN THE THRONG AND SING 

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Ses wit "Pig "Bean Wat's ME ee 

Notions. Univ, 108 -

ROOMS, HEATED PRIVATE EN-

inno (982.90. N.

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CLOSE-IN 1 ROOM HOME §UIT-

able for two « 3} $6,950

families,car 

garage... ration 

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Notices & Personals 25 

HEX, AND WOM EN. TATLOR-First Offering

Easter 

am in ‘ot @ 

Heareha de state

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fone. Hatchery Ra.,

| ea, OeRe, A HUMPHRIES 

. ented rempe t Med jum LIKE A REAL CAR REALTO 
) or 6 adults. | BARGAIN? Lots of ’em FE 2.0474 Fed 4-7114 

‘8 BLACKS. MADE TO 

ne Evenings

“fit.FE 20657, Slceebee in the Want Ads!

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