Botton Shores AL Lead, Chisox One Win Back M / Red Sox Readyfo fake If All; St Will for Tie By The Associated Press The Boston Red Sox are ready to win the American League pennant while Chicago manager Eddie Stanky is will-ing to settle for a’ tie as the regular season’s hectic race enters its last six days. ■ Both were idle Monday and gained valuable ground as Minnesota and Detroit suffered crucial defeats. Boston backed into a first-place tie with the Twins, and the White Sox stand a halfgame out, having one less victory. Several weeks ago, when the Red Sox became prime pennant contenders, re- California Next Foe for Healthy, Happy Wolverine Gridders ■ ■ ANN ARBOR (UPJ) - A happy, healthy .University of Michigan squad romped through no-contact drills Monday, preparing far Saturday’s game against CaUfornia in Berkeley. Coach Btitnp’ Elliott said no one was injured in last Saturday’s game when the Wolvnines squeaked by Duke on a last-minute field goal. In Monday’s workout, Elliott etapha-. sized punting -and kicking drills. lief pitcher John Wyatt warned: “There is a lot of cotton tp be picked yet.” Now there’s only a little cotton left. They launch their final home stand of the regular apafon, hoping to sweep the final four games, starting with Cleveland today inua bidfor their first American League peasant in H years. . The Red Sox are counting on two victories over Cleveland, two more over file Twins to wrap up the penndnt. However, they realize their work is cpt out. ADVICE Jerry Adair, a "veteran infielder who Won a starting job after being picked up as insurance in a trade with the White Sox last June, offered his teammates some solemn advice. Stop looking at the scoreboard,” the soft-spoken Adair said. “It only makes you tighten up. The heck with other teams. Let’s win our games and we wfll win the thing.” Manager Dick Williams {dans to lead with his best pitchers against the Indians. Gary Bell, acquired from Cleveland in June, put a 13-12, record, including 12-7 for Boston, on the line today. Bell will be followed Wednesday by ace Jim Lonborg, owner of a 21-g record who will go with only two .days rest since his two-hit,- six-inning Job against Baltimore Sunday. ADVANTAGE 4 V The White Sox may have the inside rail to the pennant, singe Boston and Minnesota collide at the end of the season, but manager Eddie Stanky would settle for a tie. “Yes, I’d settle for a tie to Start with,” Stanky said. “Pd ewn play (he Kansas City fire department in a play- off, We’re ready to play off with any-WmS. J 1 -F. ; Chicago has two {games with the last-place Kansas City Athletics, tonight and Wednesday night here, then closes with three against Washington. If Chicago wins these five and Boston splits its closing two with Minnesota, the White Sox are in. BUI Rigney, California manager, thinks the White Sox will win it. “I’d rather play a contender, anytime,” Stanky said. “The A’s and Washington have really been tough on us.” Kansas City stands 8-8 lor the season with Chicago, but the A’s have been In low spirits, losing 26 of 34 games since A1 Dark was flretk Stanky will lead Witfi his aces— lefthander Gary Peters, Imj, tonight and no-hlt Joe Horlen, 19-6, Wednesday night. The A’s will start Chuck'Dobson, 9-10, tonight and Catfish Hunter thfexsec-ond game. * , • * * C” Chicago has been getting amazing pitching, with seven shutouts since Sept. 10, including Horlen’s no-hitter and a 17-inning 1-0 victory over Cleveland. Tips Fail to Take Advantage of Twins' Loss From the Press Box BY BRUNO l. KEARNS The mailbag put a dent in the desk and except for a few letters from the unhappy prep fans, which get heavier as the season goes on, everyone had to comment on our lambasting of the Tigers last week. Of the letters received about the Tigers, 70 per cent were pretty much in agreement with what was written. Here are a few: “You wrote your article with 10 games to go . . . where were you wijen the Tigers were one game ahead?” C. S. Owen “I say ditto to your article of Sept. 20. . Another problem Pd like to add to your list It the lack of leadership starting with Jim CumpbeU and down to the manager and players.” Dale Young “I agree with your appraisal of Norm Cash, BUI Freehan and the Tigers except tor Ray Oyler, and I agree with your statement that the Tigers are aU a bunch of would-be-sluggers.” John Bishop * * * “Why don’t you and the other writers hnd fans quit picking on Norm Cash. What you saiid about the Tigers being choke artists has some merit, but Ka-llne, Freehan and the others are as much to blame.” Beverly Memmler “Just like Harry T........give ’em hell Kearns .... the Tigers gotta be the biggest flub dubs in the American League. Stanky was right about his observation that the Tigers should be 10 games ahead.” Fred A. Powers “Even if the Tigers do win it, and I doubt they will, they’ll choke In four games to the Cardinals.” Fred Morrison “I hope to see you gorge yourself with your article on the corner of Michigan and Trumbull when the pennant flag is raised.” Tom Talisman “You’ll probably be the first one at the gate when the Tigers wjn it, even though I agree with you on Ray Oyler." Paid Csesma “Yea, Yea, Yea . . . Yea Kearns . . . boo Cash,' boo Freehan, boo Oyler, boo McAuliffe, boo Wert, boo McLain, boo. boo, boo, Tigers ... you all .. . Yea Boston, Just Plain Boo “Now Is that a nice way to write about our Tigers. I saw the last World Series in Detroit In 1945, I Just don’t know if I’ll Jive to see another .... darn it! Michael B “There’s only one thing wrong with the Tigers and that’s the manager. My little leaguer knows more about basA-ball fundamentals than Mayo Smith. He ought to be hit with a bunted ball.” Pete Blmkowicz * ★ dr ‘ So, Jt goes with the happy and unhappy readers. Most of the letters are too long, some are too nasty, but If it makes our Tiger fans happy, we want the Tigers to win, and we did order our World Series tickets . . . just hopefully. Yankees Take Growl Out of BengaliBats NEW YORK IB—Mayo Smith gambled and lost by using Earl Wilson, his 22-game winner, with two days rest and A1 Downing turned the Detroit Tigers into pussy cats. As a result of Monday night’s 2-0 tour-hit shutout by the New York Yankees, the Tigers are in desperate straits. With only five games to play they are 1% games out of first place with three clubs ahead of them. Manager Smith refused to give up while his Tigers sat glumly in front of their lockers. “I know this,” said Smith as though be had uncovered a new vital truth, “we’ve get to win at least five — the whole shooting match.” If the Tigers win any more than five the commissioner’s office will have to conduct an investigation. “If we win Tuesday night,” said Smith, “then we’ll be going home for the rest and we play pretty good at home. That’s a big one out there Tuesday night.” Smith said Wilson would certainly pitch at least one more game and maybe two. He said his pitching rotation was not set after Mickey Lolich faced the Yanks’ Mel Stottlemyre in the series finale. CLOSE AT HOME The Tigers are off Wednesday and then close out at home with four against California, a team that always has trouble at Tiger Stadium. “Wilson didn’t have his real good stuff,” said Smith, “but he stayed in (here and battled. We still might, be out there but, unfortunately, he walked Downing to start their two-run inning (the third). “Downing to a good pitcher. He’s not as. fast as he used to be bnt he changes speeds, has very good control and keeps the ball away from those right-handed hitters.” Against the right-handed Stottlemyre, the Tigers will use every left-handed batter available. Lenny Green will replace Willie Horton in left field and Jim Northrop will take over for Mickey Stanley in center. Wilson sat for a long time in front of his locker, speaking so softly that reporters had to lean close to catch a phrase now and then. ★ -k ★ “I didn’t have my good stuff,” he said. “But when you give up two runs you usually figure to win. You can’t take anything away from Downing. He pitched a real good game. “1110 difference between two days and three days rest is that you don’t have that little extra when you reach back for it.” i DBTROIT NEW YORK ... wrhbl ab r h Bi «.£jb 3Qoo ggkfc Sas'14«*rar* »» Freehan c 4 11 Wert ]b 4 00 Moflwwt 1b 3 .0 0 Trcewikl u 3 0 0 Wlfcon a fit Price ph lily Comer pr 0 0 0 0 hImot a oooo 0 Whitaker If 4 0 0 0 0 White rt 4 0 2 0 9 Moochltto rt 0 0 0 0 0 Gibb, c 3 0 10 1 CSmlth 3b 4 0 3 0 Total 31 0 4 VifttVf MSI *B—White. S—Gibbs. TSRI. {L,23-111 wH*i «r« piece votw .yyy.r«grd». an« polnti op gliM-7* 1. Notre Darno II (14) .. m s Wdterford Ends ; Harrier Streak a ■llMifiwilRRRp^WMP iTtot Bloomfield’s cross coun? try streak at four yesterday at Marthbank Park, 25-30. * hr Z Chuck Fenlon finished ahead ft Waterford (teammate Dave Gafioway to 10:34. Bill Drew was third and BiU SchradeE fourth for West Bloomfield. 1 Martin was fifth for Wa£ terford which is 3-1. 1 THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1967 Prep Front % FLETCHER SPEARS Recharged Bdfteries Fail Phils C—8 Race Results, Entries ij. ®us^n Dudley of Walled Lake High School would let hei*C 386 b°yS bUt foUcS in official capacities won’t of hnvUSi6’ a jupiof at Wam ^ is the sort ?nir iJ°U ima8ine- Rather than chas- therir*6 would would be more at home outrunning S|ie*s a distance runner, a not-too-common pursuit for members of the ‘weak eh1 sex. Sue is a farm girl, daughter •f Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dudley, who lives at 9731 West Maple, and she is a member of the Michigammes track club, group coached by Ken Simmnna of Ann Arbor. At present. Sue is the girls’ state half-mile champion and •he came within an eyelash of winning the mile crown this past summer in Lansing. Chores around the farm keep her occupied much of the time, but there are opportunities for practice, most of which she accomplishes on an Practice is fine, but competition lets an athlete know how well he is progressing. Well: gal cross-country runners are about as rare against Houston, so Sue has no opponents. There is some practice against the high school,boys, team, but nothing official or unofficial. PRACTICE RUNS “She overtakes some of the boys in practice,” said her mother, Marie, who had an itch to race around the farm when she was a teen, “and it makes some of them mad ” Sue cannot, however, partlc-ipate in athletic competition with or against a boys team. It’s in the state high school athletic association' rules and that’s that. Of course, rules are changeable, but folks are slow to change customs, however little merit the custom may have. Then, of course, the they should get a foot ■y The AiMciattd Press fXP New York San Francisco (It) Haller. W -Home run* — New York, Sw Philadelphia ........7 100 002 « Houston ............. 000 0T. ( Short, Farroll («) and Olive Mad (7) and Farrell. lO-j Ua'Angeies' V.V. . ooo oio ooo 11 Innings ar* ‘ ~L - Pit (9)t I 0D-1 6 0 May,” Sanguillen (2); and Campanil; w — rty and the At any rate, Sue continues her workouts. She’s hoping her running will lead to a scholarship at University of Michigan and if all goes Well, there could be a spot in the Olympics next fall. TOUGH ON COACH Don’t believe football practice is any snap, even for a coach. Take the plight of Walter Braun, head coach at Marysville and former head coach at Oxford. In practice last week, Braun was guiding the workout from atop a ladder and he fell and broke both arms, Just below the elbows. * “Our second string offense was running Yale’s plays against our first string defense,,f Braun was explaining, “Ordinarily our quarterback rolls out but Jim Parker, running the Yale plays, dropped straight back to pass. When he was hit by two or three of our linemen, he wenUright into the ladder.” The casts Bhould be off in six to eight weeks. “I didn’t go to the hospital until an hoqr after it happened becuase I had to finish practice,” he quipped. Broken arms and all, Braun and Marysville beat Yale, 34-0. Shellenback Regan (11) and Campania Shellenback, 14). L — Ragan, 5$. Only games scheduled. Teday's Qanui SI. Louis (CarHon (Nlakro 10-7) ilphli Houston (Von HoH Pittsburgh (Dal ------- golos (Drysdaio IMS), nl Nov M cisco Hazel, Park Results UDAY RESULT! liming Handicap Trot, 1 StlF-Was.Claimlug. 1 Yrs, « Furlongs: : ft ..... i sag**' ^ By the Associated Press , Dick Farrell and Gene Oliver were getting the Job done for Philadelphia until Gene Mauch decided to recharge his battery. Ski, the; Phillies’ manager lifted Oliver for a relief catcher... only to discover, too late,, that it was Farrell wijp needed help on the pitching «». The Houston Astros turned the tables on Mauch and Farrell in the ninth inning Monday night With a two-out, two-run rally that carried them past the Phillies 4-3. In the only other games on the National League schedule, Jim Hart’s run-scoring single in the 10th inning gave San Francisco a 2-1 nod over the 'New York Mets and Pittsburgh shaded Los Angeles 2-1 on Gene Alley’s RBI single in the 11th. Farrell, Philadelphia’s top reliever, throttled the Astros for 2 2-3 innings, then struck out the first two hitters he faced in the before Sonny Jackson reached him for a single, STRONG ARM Mauch, attempting10 hold the fleet Jackson on fim, then sent strong-armed Cm Dalrymple behind the platoon place of Oliver, whose tW-run double in the Chicago‘sixth had accounted for Phila- MSulouchdowS *' ns 'i » '-ckion ins) at' Dalrymple, however, never ? jW> »t Los An- got a/chance to display his defensive talents. Joe Morgan tapped a double to center, scor- Our Friky Sis I.M * Mh^eubto (4-7) FaM *13.40. Angelic Star k# Your OwnlTs g-Fra^a, Gray wj Stebl. entry Maks Batsto Van TtfcSwSi a-Darlcana Tomato -n Sole* 114 Prlncsss viNrartng gawSS Pfl Cottonwood Karan Now York at San Francisco WWmmms Arreganr tie tncesajSlruG Porkar Princess 114 PIpll&Eoi^ Lina 114 Deltprra • AlWu 3 Yf ’ 5 ........... s Baa JTO Roving SatellHe 3.40 Papa W.' . x James Shot / Ml wO, Van l... _, gki. Sails Claiming, 3 Yrs., innle 1141 a» ffi fiS* i1"- 1 VoTup.' S Fy'riaagij J Six SHpatia* Ba*. iiKCe* CeeKav fon Tommy Dorwood /' 10th—*1,400; Claiming Paca, Frontier Marshall / 4.40 Oamma Knox / Johnny Atom / Perfect! (7-1) Paid $20.20. Trot, 1 Mile: 20.20 8.40 5.80 A 4* S n« Cee Cm Kiv W a-Olai >112 D!xlo„______ 4, / lit a-Ramblln Road lii Van Berg entry Maiming, IJYri....... l« Only Living ion 107 Gallant Cavalier its By Misty & to;* ch*m° 1 She'S de Lovely 1t2 Mannerlev aitr.rS°.A"rry IJ? styling Mist >Roy*l Paleface til DRC Results MONDAY RESULTS 1st—»2,5**f Claiming, * Furlongs: AMMsdsm • Ann 41 DQ-Ooom 3.00 2.40 Hazel Park Entries Rebel Scott Or. Dorwood 8; Condltiansd Pace, 1 Mils: Garland Gay mg Jackson with the tying run, and Jim Wynn delivered the winner with a single to right, ea* league / ■ S"jf* ffi**"* Hart, whose seventh inning icm. ..... os S J? \ single was the Giants; first hit I %/% ofNew YorkrookieDannyFri-sella, broke a 1-1 deadlock in the 10th against reliever Dick Selma. Tito Fuentes led off the inning with a single and todki DRC EH" In second on a sacrifice bunt be-! U,a' cnTnes “ fore Hart came through. „ jridhe»dav‘s entribs Frisella allowed just two hits over the first nine innings. Willie Mays’ sacrifice By. in - the seventh pull«i the Giants Rom.„ L>U(|Mir f ■■ Cr • even after Eon Swoboda hom- stolen Nome 112 Frew* 00? 00V^3 6 2 ere(i for the Mets in the top Of garliw Grade 107 eSnhyPboo III mVlUh? the inning. • Ifra.lS,^3 III a F“"~ ni {3rd—$2400 Claiming, I Yr»., « Furlongs: ——-----------* Mello Jot 112 Mrs. J. C. 100 I a Pleasure Note 112 a-OII Fed 115 Set Canada Golf Dates i$S!E r„. IS m«£wFmJu,. ill i Wild Walter 115 TORONTO (AP) - The 59th B^nln ________ 117 Johnny U. 4th—$2,500; Claiming, 4 Furlongs Luj Aid 5.40 4.1 Colorado Lin* 4.40 3.4i Maiming, 4 Furlon 11m I3.oo Fury 10.20 4.20 4 Furlongs: 1540 Loo Bannock B“Ulv 3 00 Optional Twin 13$) FaM 0143.40. Show Talk Two Drivers in Shpwdown WATJHNS GLEN, N.Y. (UPM -Teammates Denis Huime and Brabham, the only drivers in the running for the world driving title, renew their rivalry on Sunday in the United States „ Grand Prix at Watkins Glen, uhIn.V. A total of 20 Formula One cars are entered in the a-DMmdnd im*, iii^teniational event, which has the largest purse in the history Of road racing at $105.40. A victory at the Glen would clinch the world driving title for Huime, who has 43 points compared to 40 for Brabham, the defending world champion. Both will be driving three litre, eight cylinder Br&bham-Repcos. Huime makes a habit of beating his bosses. Driving McLaren-Chevrolet in the Cana-dian-American series, Huime has scored three consecutive voctories against team owner Bruce McLaren. McLaren, winner of the first U.S. Grand Prix at Sebrlng Fla. in 1959, will drive his own McLaren-BRM at Watkins Glen 1J.W I 1/14 2.(0 Perfect Prince Laval Fk Winamac MpdS. _ smooth Drifting Sol* Provider HoG-Humm Twin Double IM4) Flow ...im*C 5.00 tth—*2,500; Claiming, 1 Mile, 7t Yards: Top Pacers at Post MONTREAL (AP) — Nine of the top 3-year-old pacers in North America will ga to the post Sunday in the $27,300 Trans-Canada Pace. Monotone at Ringside HAINES FALLS, N.Y. (UPI) — The monotone voice (tinned out .orders as middleweight champion Nino Benvenuti and his sparring partners went through their exercises. “Arms up,” said Ubero Golinelli, Nino’s tfidner; “Run, run, relax, -breathe.” But Nino still had faults. “HO was a one armed fighter,? recalled Golinelli. "I had him repeat over and over, “I will use my right hartd.” f , 5 Golinelli I dictator who constantly hovers over his fighters, but he does get results. NAnd he certainly will have Benvenuti ready for lus title defense against Emile Griffith Thursday at Shea Stadium. When he took over as Ben-' venuti’s trainer in 1913, he got a well established fighter who was on his way np in the pro ranks after being named the best boxer at the 1960 Olympics Games. so KING EDWARD Amtrlet'i Urqttt Sitting Cfoar ■■■■■■■■■■■■■I STOP/ . Wilson, Washlngtoi 'Baltimore Bosman, _________ Leonhard. Watt (8) and Roingvsky, Ham WH). W — Wall. 3-J. L — Baldwin. 3-4. WEDNESDAY'! B 1st *34*1 ClalmlRf, 4 Yr Tony Malar, iff Nu I_______ Prince Amber 11*' Embark Briskly ll* Dinky Joa 11* Grouchy A bee 11* Rlppoy's Pov D. 11* Hard-Rock Han* 104 Klee lit Egeo Ilf Mir Luka 114 Barber Twist 11* Only Tsday'S Games ^Cleveland (Tlanf 11$) at Boston (Boll California (McGlothlln 11-7) at Min-nifiota (Kaat ls-ij) .Chicago (Peters 14$) at Kansas City ((Mbaan *$>, night Washington (Narum 0-0 ar Prlddy 3-7) at UglMmara (Hardin S-2), night , Datrott (Lollch 12-13) at Now York (Stottlamyra 14-14), night -------- » Dsmai City, nlpht The 59th Canadian Open Golf Tournament will be played June next year at St. George’s Golf and Country Club in Toronto, the Royal Canadian Golf Association announced Monday. AMERICAN LEAOUE RUNS—Yastriamakl, Boat., 10*; slllabraw, Minn., 100; Tovar, Minn., *S; Kalina, Dal., *3; McAulItt*, Dot., *0. ..RUNS BATTED IN-Yaatri*mikl, Bast., Ml; Killebrew- MInn., 10*; F.RoWnson, ...Balt., 54; F.Heward, Wash, M; Ollvs, Minn., 82. HITS—Ysstnsmskl, Bost . 17*; Scott, sst.. 14*; Tovar, Minn., 14*; Fragoal, Sill., 144; B.Roblnson, Balt., 144. ..pOUBLES-Ollv*, Minn., 33; Tovar, Mlnn-.Jl; Canwanari*. K.C., 3»; Johnson. BalL, 2*; Yastriemski, Boat., 2*. TRIPLES—Blair, Baltm, 12; Buford. Chic., *; Scott,. Bast.. 7; F.Robinson, 7; Caraw, jMlnn., 7; Tovar, Minn., 7) Versalles, Minn., 7. ME RUNS—Vastrtamskl. Boat. 42; „ , r*w,.MInn., 41; F.Howard, Wash.. M; F.Robinson. Balt., 30; Kalin*. Dat., STOLEN BASES—Campenerls, K.C., SSi Dtord, Chic., 34; Agee, Chic., 28; McCraw, Chic., 21; Aparido, Ball., is; “ggc AJMn-. (»| Clarke, N.Y., if. 4MTCHIN0 (j* OKlilons)—Horlen, Chic., 1*$, .740; Santiago, Boat., 11-4, .733 Lonborp, BosL, JI-S, .724; Wilson, Oat.. 22-11, .*47/ Msrrltt, Minn., TS-7, 650 McMH^^xhKi-: M,S?.: 2)7; Tlant, Clave., 211; Boawell, Minn,. _ MONDAY'S FIGHTS FARIS — Frankie Narvaas, New York, utpolnted Ray Adlgun, Nigeria, 10, llghf NEWSHIPMENTARRIVED FROM ENGLAND! 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Flit., IDS; Perez, Clnm, -HITS—Clemente. Pitt., 200; nracK, S».L._, 1*7; M.AIou,. Fltt., 102; Staub, HouaL, 17*; Wills, Fin., 11*; Aaron. All., 17*; Cepeda. StmL,, 17*. .JCfoUpCflMilaub, Houst.. 43; Aaron, All., J7; CjMda, St.L., 34; T Davlt. N.Y., Mi Rm*. cln., 32; Brock, SI.L., 32. ^TRIPLES—Winiami, Chic., 12; Pinion, Cln., 12; Brock, St.L., 12; R.AIIon, Phil., 10; Morgan, Houat^ 10. .. HOM^RUNS—Aaron, All., 38; Wynh, Houst., 37; Stnto, Chic., 30; Hart, S.F., M; McQ>vey, s.F 20. ..STOLEN afttll' Brock, SLLM, 51; Wills, Pitt., |f; Morgan, Houst., 20; pl2fS0.’..12* of the Cam* pilad Lain of It# as amended. In r the present wheraabouts of the fathei said minor child It unknown end i child to dependant upon the public euppart. and that tald child ehauld placed under the lurtodlction of Court. in the Name of the People of the S of Michigan, You aid hereby natlftod ; the hearing an said petition will be I at the Court House, Oakland County & Ico Cantor, in ftn Clto of fgnflao ln i County, on tho mffnrai October / mr, at kM o'cloek in the terenoon, you are t»r*by commanded to aggaar personally at said hearing, at wWch time temporary or parmanont sowrenci all parental rights will be considered * It being Impractical to make personal service hereof, this summons end r-"~ ahall be eeryed hy guhiicetlen at a Tha ^acPPrjm.* e“newspaper printed n|rc g&BS is day of September A.D. A true copy tt*?i NORMAN St, BAWNARO. Judge at Probe ELIZABETH A. BALLARD Deputy Probata Raglste ' Juvenile Dlvtok Sept. M> WM REGISTRATION NOTICE FOR CITY ELECTION, Tjpajayt tWW"Wf. 7. 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The nhito under which the bond* ere to Bg iiiuod jravWM jfit the full toBh and credlt. ef the eald Drainage sy Asssaru-Js ekss* «r»M No bM tor toe* than all at Big bend* or at toeemnln* gar valea at lha bonds SKfegSvsptfurt comgutad Mr determining, at the rata or ratoe spacBtod therein, wi total doller velue of all Interest on all atlha bonds MB November l, 1M7 to Bdr raegec-ttve meturlttos and deducting fhersfrom :dnw^;Sr,a-w2l«!.« A certined or •••Mar's check in tl* •mount ioTlto at the per value of the bond*, drawn upon an incorporated bank or trim company and eayeato te ihe must accompany each Md a* a guarantee % rSwfeS such bid bo acafiMrSdm BSitor lolls w stnSM sge^^S^Mutotodto •ech bidder's r*prm*n«*tlv* or by regls- McKean AjyL Caunaal), ottomays, BH approving Si* togalBy at ... ^Tha^rlohr Is retwved to ralact any ar Cow Gets lift From Derrick SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Betsy may not be the cow that Jumped ever the moon hut die’s the mly bovine, ioiown to have been lifted out ol a well by k rocket derrick. Betsy walked acrosd an old well near here Monday and the board cover gave way. Vt gr w Betsy’s plunge ihto 15 feet of water in a 30-foot deep well was observed by Erick Barrow, t, a neighbor boy who unhesitatingly jumped in after hdr so he could hold her, head above water. AI Burger, 66, saw Eric Jump In, so be jumped in, too. * ★ # Together they kept Betsy’s head above water until the nearby United Technology Center, a space Age concern, could send a crane with a sling used to rockets. The sling was placed under Betsy’s middle and out she came. Today she was back at pasture with her calf. . Eric and Burger were brought OUt unharmed, too. Episcopalians Show Offi New Worship .Trends SEATTLE (API,—'While leaders of the Episcopal Church debate trascending proMems at their general convention here, others are showing off new trends in church worship. One of the latest-la a folk Mass composed and playpd on a guitar by the Rev. Ian Mitchell of White Plains, N.Y. He also delivered the sermon Monday to about 75 priests, nuna—both Catholic and Episcopal—some hippies and others.. * it . ★ Father Mitchell, speaking in hippie Jargon that at times drew laughs from the congregation, put on a powerful plea for peace, for love of Christ and for fellow man. He told of the miracles described in the New Testament and declared: “You gotta accept the whole bag or forget it all." “Man, like* that’s a love come-on you can’t forget!" said one of the hippies. WSU Director to Be Reassigned Homer D. Strong, Wayne State University’s director of Alumni Relations who lives at 8950 Gale in Pontiac, will be reassigned another post in University Relations next July, it has been announced. it w ★ Strong has held his current position as WSU’s first director of alumni relations for nearly 25 year*. Ho received an alumni award In 1964 for his contributions to the university. Livestock Sold to Aid Children ABILENE, Tex. (AP^ - More than 350 head of cuttle, and one goat which brought a cumulative |1,620, were aok) for $47,585.05 Monday in the seventh cattlemen’s roundup for crippled children. The Texas stockfnen chipped in another 133,000 to bring to $70,585.05 the total of foe roundup. The money goes to foe nonprofit West Texas Rehabilitation Center. ★ ★ ilr Prize cattle went bn the block. But foe most surprising'sale was a nanny goat. £ She was sold and resolfl 31 times. The last buyer, Charles Morris of Abilene, donated t^e goat to be sold again in an Oct. 2 sale. CITY OPKIBOO HARBOR POLICE gEPARTMaHT ufflfan KKithNCi togrg»no. and the delivery Th's vehicle to to ha (umishad vrlm Ml KyAiwafcgJg Model—Its. 4-door sedan jBieatoasa—ill" minimum ^CsMealght—Minimum welpM ol W ||Ca&-As specified By tha Polka laMg-N*avy duly aaaf cushion Hwmato-Haeuy duly gray sfer end dohaolois Piotoi air t_^tosgaadTin and rear wlndot .y *Lld—Remato roar dock Hi Door switches—Raar door lend) si Exhaust tydim ■ Simla type. Rear axto—PosBIva frwctno raar a Itosrlaa Pawar. SlfeUBN, IlB1^ Jg"j|r» 1M minimum .toaratomar, heavy_, NT: Callbratad mSw* mirror* Ml mSirjcflor»«l ilgoAli. Clflir llghtwr ' osh twoJtSt*'JTraar dlrai ga.'jgjssra, ~ _ spt^^h%&rSi ^ wii&TS85 ptocaiyimr^'door |amb uMmB GARY L. DICKSON, '••’saifsaSB Deaths in Pontipc Area Mrs. Glenn E. Hall I Mrs. James Bernard Service for Mrs. Glenn E. HOU.Y—Mrs. James (Leone) (Jessie H.) Hall, 76, of 5788 Pon-'Bernard, M, of 606 E. Maple tiac Lake; Waterford Towrafoip.jdied Sunday in. Isle. Peiret, Can-will be 1:30 p.m. Thursday at ada, following an auto accident. Donelson-Johns Funeral Home Her bodyals at Dryer Funeral with burial In Ottawa Pyk Home. Cemetery, Independence Town- „ ship. Neal BuJaell eiSLSS l “??ber °L *3 ROMEO - Service for former Eilzabdfo Lake Church of resident Neal Buzzefi, 75, of Fullerton, Caljf., will be 1 p.m. tomorrow at the First Congrega- Christ, died yesterday. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Forrest Milzow and Mrs. Ethel Young, both of Waterford Township; thre^ sisters; i three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Marvin Robinette Marvin Robinette, 63, of 102 S. Shirley died yesterday. His body is at the Huntoon Funeral Home. Mr. Robinette was a truck driver for Pontiac Motor Divi- on. Surviving are his wife, Ndale; four children, ' Paul with the Army in Vietnam and Ricky, Rebecca and Kimbley, all at home; three brothers, John, Eldon and Fred, aft of Pontiac; and two Sisters, including Mrs. George Williamson of Pontiac. Viet Pullout ■ Makes Ballot SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The 8an FrancMeo registrar of voters has certified foe question of whether foe United States should withdraw from the War in Vietnam for inclusion on the November municipal ballot. The board of supervisors was informed Monday that the initiative petition* carried far in excess of foe 11,900 valid signatures needed to put it on foe ballot. The question will be known as Proposition P and will read: ‘Should foe United States withdraw Ifo armed forces from Vietnam?” .< * 12 Quarts of Beer 'Slight' Impairment SHERBROOKE, Que, -Charged with impaired driving, a local motorist pleaded not guilty and a trial was ordered. The first witness for the Crown, Or. Roger Caron, testified that the defendant told him he had consumed 12 quarts, of beer. The doctor judged the man’s reflexes to be “slightly On hearing this, defense counsel asked UTspeak to his client. The accused changed his plea and the judge sentenced him to fine and six mouths suspension of Ms 'driver’s license. tional. Church, with burial in the Romeo Cemetery by the Roth’s. Home for Funerals. Mr. Buzzell, owner of a dress shop in Rochester, died Sunday. Surviving are his wife, Pearl; one son, Desmond of California; and three brothers, Lee of. Armada and Hugh and Bruce of Romeo. -ffV.i • Dr. R.: S. Colpitts WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP— Service for former resident Dr. R. S. Colpitts, 72, Of Florida was to be today from Tuttle Fu-Home, Moncton, ftB. Burial was to follow there. Dr. Colpitts, an osteoputMc physician in foe Union Lake area for more than 20 years, died Satuirtiay to New Brunswick. Surviving is his wife, Phyllis. Mrs. John Licht WASHINGTON - Service for Mrs. John (Electa) Licht, 75, of 7101 Ltodrafo will be 3 p.m. tomorrow j)t Roth’s Hoofo for Funerals, Romeo, with burial in Romeo Cemetery. , Mrs. Licht died .yesterday. Surviving are .tyro daughters, Maria athome and, Mrs. Nonna Foss o^ Romeo; two sons, Hoof Washington andUSAF Maj. John of Elgin Air buse, Fla.;, and seven grandchildren. Carol Lm Minaret I AVON Tt)WNSHH* - Service for Carof1 Lee' Mlnard, infant daughter 4f former resldaits Mr. and Mfoi Lgry Minard of FemdaleJ wiU be 11 a.to. tm morrow at Harold* R. Davis Funeral Home, Pontiac Township. Burial will be hr Chrbtiau Mo-morial Estate Cemetery, Avon Township. , , Surviving besides her parents ia a brother, Kenneth at lww». Area Scooters Will Study Cub Program LeaderAof the Clinton Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America, will meet Thursday with other Scout executives from nearby areu$,to study an improved Cub Scout program. ★ ★ . ★ 1 Seven local leaders win attend foe meeting at Michigan State University to learn of the program changes made After research, study and field reaction. The local representatives wifl present the program to area Cub Scout leaders at foe Fire Siren Moved to Protect HIM LINDENWOLD, N. J. Ofi-The Lindenwold Volunteer Fire’s Association voted Monday night to relocate a fire siren which, doctors said, threatened the life of a 3-year-old boy with a diseased heart. V* ‘ ;Ar,,. V] The 37-22 vote ended a bitter dispute that had pitted foe firemen against many townspeople. The siren will be moved 450 foot away from tpq home of Thomas RomIU. Doctors said a sudden noisA— to the wail of a siren-coUld kill the boy. 7 Council Can't See the Problem for the Trees SALEM, Ore. (AP) - The City Council responded qukMy when motorists complained about the vision problem at 12th and Cannon streets. Park crews cut down 28 young junipers on the north side of the intersection. i .* . ★. Ar But wait. The complaint had been about the trees on the south aide. The trees foe city had plowed under belonged to Robert C. Cannon, i city councilman. Filipino's Stay in Tree Ended MANILA (AP) - On presl dential orders, a helicopter team today plucked .a Filipino fanner from foe 60-foot coconut tree where he had perched lor the last 58 days. He said men who killed his son would get Mm if.he came down. * ★ f it ' President Ferdinand E. Marcos ordered the helicopter to the village of Binalonan, 100 miles north of Manila, to get Quirlno Berja, 48, out of his palm frond home. Marcos acted in response to pleas from foe man’s fondly. After putting up some initial resistance, Berja was hooked up to foe helicopter and flown to an air base for a medical checkup, the defehse department said. . it X it > ★ ' Berja went up foe tree driven by the' fear that men who killed Ms 29-year-old son Salvador would get him. “I’m not coming down,” he said. “They’ll kill me.” *. 11 S'j . . Relatives used a rope; pulley to keep Berja stocked with soft drinks and food. ★ - ♦ it t Two men arrested in connection with his son’s death have been released on bond. M the local council’s four districts. The program changes seek to improve the appeATof Cub Scouting, encourage the boys to enter Boy Scouting at 11 years of age, and to hold the Cub Scouts for three years, ★ it h Now, an 6-year-old boy or one in the third grade may become a Cub Scout At 10 years of age he may join a Webelos den and become a Webelos Scout This phases out lion rank by September 1986. DEN MOTHERS A den leader coach will assist and train den mothers. Locally there are 8,115 Cub Scouts to 120 packs. Police Action Pontiac notice officers and Oakland County sheriff’s deputies investigated 107 reporteo incidents the past 24 hours. A breakdown 'of causes for police action: Arrests—12 Vandalisms—15 Burglaries—12 Larcenies—22 Auto thefts—1 Bicycle thefts—2 Disorderly persons—3 Armed robberies—1 . Obscene phone calls—1 Molestings-i Property damage accidents—17 Injury acddents-4 PTA to Complain About School Delgy A delegation fTem foe McCon-dl School PTA to expected to appear before foe Pontiac Board of Education tomorrow to coin-plain about a delay in getting a new school building. School Sppi. Dr. Dana J», concerned because plans are proceeding to construct a new elementary school on. the Lincoln Junior High School site while there wn> no concrete plans to replace McConnell^ School authorities are studying foe replacement et McConnell by a eeater for children And adult* — but plans atm not complete. WMtmet met with foe PTA earlier th^s month to explain the situation to them. Ifiofoultttlfolfonfoillai1 tea cent* bring,, ered for ooutteast Pontiac would reptore.Mcannril, Central and Wilson schools and possibly Frost and Longfellow ihcofc. " Three months Ago ft was thought McConnell could be the first- Unit Of‘ possibly A 30-acre onpe tentatively set for replace- Pfowring council to estriMM a complete city master plan Some decisions concmtfng school construction and financing are expected to be reeched by the first of the year. -vv The regular board of eduq% tion meeting will be held at 7:J0 pfo. to foe School .District Ad- iPeople in d Vv , i ■ '.v; It By The Associated Frees Marlene Dietririi, now 65 and a grandmother, is preparing for her first appearance on a New York-stage. Yesterday foe durable glamour afor re-■ ceived the press and rapidly fielded a variety ■ of questions including the fqllowing: Are you nervous aboit playing Broadway? she was asked. H “I am never nervous. I cannot understand that,” foe said. RmHHHm - Any special feeling about singing in New MARLENE YoA? ' “No feeling at all. I don’t live here. No place is really my hon». I live to Paris and to London.” f % ' Why had she never played New York before? “Because if you are a singer, you have to get foe right thing,” adding that foe meant the right conductor, theater Other Club officers are Barry M. Grant of Southfield, firri vice president; Robert L. Mapper]' 5101 Rochester, Avon Town-' stop, second vice president; Andrew Campbell, of Southfield' third vice president; and John J. Rusher of'Royal Oak, fourth j vice president. -Dorothy Rowley of Hazel Park is secretory and Hope Gorman of Ilf N, Genesee is treasurer. Anything in her career she had wanted but not achieved? “I never wanted' to play Joan of Arc, if that’s what you mean,” foe said. ' Gordon MacRae, Liz Schrafft Marry Stager Gordon MacRae and socialite Elizabeth Lambert Schrafft have been married at St. Peter’s Lutheran then were. r e p 11 e e at The Press Office in the feJ- COATS FUNERAL home DRAYTON PLAINS ______674-0461 C. ji GWHARDT FUNERAL HOME "Oeilgned fcr Funerals" Huntoon PUI Serving I FUNERAL HOME SPARKMSRIFFIN FUNERAL HOME "Thoughtful Service** FB 8-9288 Voorhees-Siple 2 LOTS, CHRISTIAN MEMORIAL ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEEDING a,friendly adviser, phone ci 2-5122 before 5 pJti. Contldm ftnd*Rd. MOVING' to: 10401 Highland Rd., lust aaM of Teggerdlne YOU CAN AFFORD TAILORED TO YOUR INCOME MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELORS 702 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. .■ FE 6-0456_________ ON AND AFTER THIS DJfTE. 9-3647, I will not ba responsible for any debts contracted by any other than myself. Eugene Hen* dren# 2142 Glenshlre# Pontiac:# START PLANNING NOW FOR IalL HAY R^qp: EnSy^'horsS drawn ride through fields, woods, fallowed by a -home cooked spa-62M611 dinner. For reservations ,M experience preferred,, plenty f work. Many frmgniwfteflts. See >el Wankel at SHELTON PON- BAKER OR BAKER/S HELPER, good wages and working condltl Lake Orion Bakery, ask tor Weltman, 692-6311. BARTENDER ico preftrrsd, but not necessary. Apply In parson. Attar 6 p.m.. Airway Lounge, 4325 Hlgh- land Rd.__________________ BUS BOY, FULL TIM^ tMPLOY-erson only, Franks CARPENTERS AND LABORERS Coll FE 5-2074 after 6 p.m. CARPENTERS OVERTIME _ apartment prolfl Call 674*1942# 425-3302 CARPENTERS AND APPREN- Chemical Production and Maintenance an over 21 for mixing and bland* chenlcals and general shop desirable. Call 33441909._______ COMBINATION BODY MAN, MUST be good enamel painter. Ask for Art or Bill. FB 3-7336._____ COLLEGE STUDENTS WHO FEEL that they can sell, hours are flex-. Ible, earnings ore Mgl ....... students, $200 par wei usual. Call FB SR447 mem from (to 4:31. not IMF appoint- CHEF for established cafe-7/a.m. to 4 /Blue Cross. Village Cleanan, 134 Main, Roch- ester, /___________ CLEANER "AND SPOTTER, BIRM- -------- ' ' tlmo. Ml 64733. CLERK FOR MOTEL, NIGHTS OR Cdll Ml 6-ll4(. Designers Detailers Checkers Dies- Fixtures , G 300? W. Pasadena. DRAFTSMAN on small mechanisms PRODUCTION GRINDER HARDINGE OPERATOR FINAL INSPECTOR MAINTENANCE HELPER Steady employment, liberal benefits. M. C. MFG. CO. rood Rd.# 492*2711 118 Indianwood Rtf.# Lake Orion An equal opportunity tmployer. DRAFTSMAN “ Experienced# precision parts, f tures, diet# able to expand I knowledge. Fringe Benefits# company paid surance# profit sharing plan. USI ARTCO HELPER. PART ESTIMATOR For astlmotlng selling prices on packaging machines. Must work from proposal drawings and. establish firm cost of equipment. Three to five years experience required In machine estimating. Par-manent salaried position wlh excellent fringe benefit program. Ap- E.PIJ. 'SJSSSR w “nd r,,um*,0: American Paper Bottle Subaldlary of Ex-Cell-0 Corporation 150 Ladd Rd.. Walled Lake. Mich. An Equal Opportunity EX-SERVICE MEN If you hava recently bo In Iho brand tha P.F. Col- «pTmo NO EXPERIENCED NECESSARY ----UNO AT QUR EXPI-- CAR PURNISHRD S500-$650 PLUS CAR SALES TRAINEES 1 all flolda.'WBO 21-30, soma collage INTERNATIONAL PERSONNEL NO W. Huron__________334-4971 $750 MONTH If you meet our requirements, will train at our expense In a career $7200-512,000 FEE PAID College Grads-Engineers Monaaomont positions In oil fields. INTERNATIONAL PERSONNEL 10W Wl NUTOh 3344971 A PART-TIME JOB A married man, 21-34, to work 4 hours par evening, call 674-0520, 4pmm. ta b p.m. tonight. $200 PER MONTH ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINEE $450-$550 21-30, Cottage helpful, must .be Sbta, many foe paid. Mrs, NATIONAL PERSONNEL 1000 (■ woodward i'hsm. 642 0360 A-1 MldHAllft NlEDED. TOP pay. Frlnga banoflts. Plenty of wort. Contact Gone Stuart. Kass-tar-Hahn, Inc Phone: 63M635. AG* 30-25. BUSIN*St MTU ,A 1 tuhira wants you groywinB a sincere htah personal ability, tnthu-|00. Must For appalntmarit, call Mr. Larry J. Norman. 474-2147. Afc Ao6M!iliVI >IaM to work HIGH VOLUME STANDARD OIL OUtiot Ip Mime lor professional iprim jmfflon man. must have eH areynd' pxpertance with soma moeMMioM. Hours T to 5 and Sun. err. Paid vocation and fringe benefits. 0600 per month to me ' vf^'oT :,r* * LOCAL BUSINESS FIRM NEEDS “ -must oroo# ... training and salat Bfjrai I from > to 4:31 LEARN TRADE, FULL TIME EI ployment Retreadirv LEARN TRADE rim mechanical ability, willing .10 fork nights tor training ganpd. flnga benefits Including HyVIt kbrlng.. fully paw Blue Ontai-ilue Shield family plan, vacation ding retirement pro- srom. For appointment please coll 1-50S-1341 or 1-566-1477 and ask for Mr. Mt rales. __________ MACHINE OPERATORS openings — days and Will train for advanco-bta men with some prelathe, mllLor grinqprs. excellent year-around working conditions. 2921 Industrial Row, Troy. Batwatn 14 and 15 Mile Rds.. off Coolidgq Hwy., or Phone 549-0303.____________ ~Male Short Order Cook / Good wages. Plus frlndt benefits. Day or night shift. Full/Wms or part tlmo. / BIG BOY RESTAURANT MAN FOR/ MAINTENANCE WORK. /APPLY TO MR. HEHL./PONTIAC LAUNDRY, 540/5. TELEGRAPH. man for janitorial work. /Eyas. 4 hrs. Write Pontiac Press Ing package plant, ufion needs men s with opoor-I plus bon- BH!2l to train as managari tuhlty to advance. Sol us paid vacations, holidays ar frlnga banoflts. For intermarnn and Inttrvlow appointment, write to Sally Brant Inc. Box 522, Pontiac, Mich. 4(065. Attention: Mr. Wesloy Bryant. MANAGER TRAINEE. ARE YOU looking for security? High .school grad, (5.500. Call Kathy KlnO. 334-?471. Snolllnoi Snalllng. MECHANIC — AFTERNOON SHlFt. ________ «. iwicmgan. 2334WI. bliFATCHER - INTERSTATE carrier—will train—steady employment—benefits. Short resume to Pontiac Prose Box C-ll. Call Mr. Bennett Before 3. 33S-0350 EXPERIENCED MARINE MECHANIC. Full time work. FE S-4403. EXPERIENCED TURRET LATHE operafori. CRESCENT MACHINE CO. INC. 2801 Williams Dr. Pontiac eXPBRllNCBD DUCT INST ALU* art# itrvlca man, top pay, steady work. O'Brian Heating - Ft 2-2919. ________________ EXPERIENCED MEN WANTED IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES: ' DAYS .LATHE OPERATORS VERTICAL MILL OPERATORS EXPERIMENTAL work ^Irom blueprint* Top wages# overtime and frlnga benefits. • McGREGOR MFG.# C0RP. 2785 W. Maple Rd. Troy Ml 4-8840 ___ Experienced Mechanic . Needed lor Pontiac, Bulck and Chevy. Dealership Apply In per-son to Mr. Ernst Homer Hlghl, Oxford, Mich loon. OTTERS, WELDERS EXPERIENCED BXC. FRINGE benefits ARTCO INC. 3020 Indtanwood, Loko Orion 693-2631 PULL TIME WORK FOR MAN wfliwp la turn marine trade. FE FURNACE MAN'S H E L P E R. GAS STATION ATTMtiDANT, tx pertancad, mechanically Inclined, local rot., full or port time. OuH, HANDYMAN ftOR MOTEL. FULL lourntymon ling with nos PUBLIC RELATIONS 8500 PLUS ; BIRMINGHAM ARCA =».0. Box 134# Milford# 1042. MEN WANTING TO MAKE 810,000 a yr or more In direct sales leads furnished. No lay offs or strikes. Call 338-5130 for appoint* NEW AND USED CAR 'SALESMAN HOMER HIGHT ' ■ Motors Inc. On M24 in Oxofrd_ OUST I DE SERVICE MAN — Experienced on colors — top wages - CAN 673-9760.__ PART TIME TEACHERS FOR NEW Music Studio at Mlrkota Milo. Guitar, Druma, Clarinet and Sax. FE 4-6000.______ PART TIME BIKE MESSENGER, 16 or ovtr. 20 hr. Mon. thru Sat. Muet have bike. Weitern Un- Part Time Employment for Students . WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR 2 BOYS ATTENDING EITHER HIGH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE TO WORK EACH AFTERNOON STARTING AT 12:15 P.M. MUST BE Al-TENDING SCHOOL AND BE 16 TO 19 YEARS OF AOE. APPLY IN PERSON TO BERT FALKNER Mailing Room THE PONTIAC PRESS | Production Workers Experience not necessary. APPLY FISHER BODY DIVISION PHONE 332-8361 900 BALDWIN AVE. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER PLANNER MILL OPERATOR DeVLIEG OPERATOR GRINDER OPERATOR 8ab;W—ni Mole Production Workers Experience not necessary. APPlV: PONTIAC motoe/ DIVISION EMPLOYMENT DEPT. /GLENWOODAVE. / PONTIAC# MICH. GM IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER REAL ESTATE SALESMAN# NEW house development In laka area. , Call 627*3640 or 444-4464. Roy BROTHERS STANDARD# 205 N. Telegraph, need 2 full tima man, must be experienced and RiltSURANT MANAGER AND AS-sistant manager. Must hava ability hi advance. Tap pay wlfii fast growing chain. 9(9-9(11. Wlxom. RETIRED MAN ftOR MEAT CUT. SALESMAN, AGGRESSIVE ARE you In a rut, need a change of pace? Hero is your chance, (6,000. Call Kathy Klhg. 334-2471. Snalllng 0, Snelllng. /__ SalAnan Our (tore expansion necessitates adding exparlancad saltsman In tha follawlng departments: BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE Thau are permanent positions with excellent earnings. Many company benaftts. Apply Personnel Dipt.. 2nd. floor or sand complete resume to Personnel Manager. Montgomery Ward PONTIAC MALL Equal Opportunity Employer SERVICl STATION ATTENDANT for day shift, SS hr. sroSk. S3.I0 per hr. Beverley Hills Service Canter. BlrmliiBham. 647-2124, STATION ATTENDANT — NIGHTS — apply 315 £ Saginaw. _ STATION A T T E N D A N T. FART time, evenings S to 9. Apply 660 C—*6 Experienced Waitresses EXPERIENCED CASHIER FDR super market. WMta arm. Reply Pontiac ATTENTION MOTHERS! Earn frea toys and gifts for your7 family. Ba a PLAYHOUSE hostess or demonstrator. For further 1 BETH WEBER FB 3-7377 _____________/ 412-1774 ATTENDANT COMhANiON TO WlD* ow confined to wheelchair, top salary# pleasant convenient location. Call 651-4114; Weekdays 9*12# TELEVISION TECHNICIANS RCA Hat Immadlato openings In th Pontiac branch. You can earn i much as $135 base pay per wee plus additional earnings. Exceller r-- " 2l^hoSltolliatGnd *" a planned advancement i. Company provided a free training ig color telavl-al Interview be- truckt# tools program lm slon. For porsonal tween 11 A.M. and 8 4895 Highland Rd.# or an appointment, 335-6111. TIRE SERVICE MAN# TRUCK AND Firestone. 146 W. Huron Potential earnings $10,000 to $12,000 par year. Phone 1-513-893-9383 or write • Al-WIn 814 approximately 5 hours per day. Write P.O. Box 134# Mlltord# Michigan 41042. WANTED IMMEDIATELY Skilled-Unskilled workers Factory hands, day and nlpht shills. Paid dally. Apply bat. 6 a.m.-6 p.m. ta tha following: CLAWSON 65 S. Main FERNDALE 2330 Hilton I REDFORD 37330 Grand River ! Employers Temporary Itrvlca WAREHOUSE MAN I end dellvlery helper for appliances , and furniture. Apply at 2579 Dixie Hwy, Drayton. WC Service Dept. WAREHOUSE Simms. 98 North ! MUST WE NEED A PORTER la clean and Ktilth new and Used Cart, ays. Guaranteed salary. driven li- cense. See Kan Johnson at Russ Johnson Pontlac-Ram-Lake Orion (In parun wiTlino TO-LEARN only) YOUNG MAN cutting tool dy worker. Equal YOUNG MEN WHO NEEDS SEC- PIANO SALESMAN. SOME SILL Ing axparlanca, stmt knowledge of piano. We will train you. Apply Grlnnolt't, Pontiac (tell.___ PINSETTERS. 16 YEARSTJUTaND up. One league a night. Exp. ar will train. Call 651-9(64 or apply Rochester Lams, 430 Main St.. Rochester, altar 6 p.m. FSrTIr Day shift. Apply In parson. Big Boy Drive in. 3490 Dixie Hwy. POT wAsher, KITCHEN CLEAN-ar, good wages, paid vacations, ptaaaant year around work.- Apply In paraonOrchard Lake Coun-try Club — 5000W. IhoroDr. row Systems Operator mS^»Dj,,.nd°"^ munity • College, |g maintain, oparata and repair heating and air conditioning syatam. High pros sura aperatar'a license required. Bxcal-Jpnt salary and fringe benefits. Apply — Personnel OapL, Oakland Community Cal lags, 2490 Opdyka. Bloomfield Hills, Mich, 647-4200. ws North of Pontiac. Mall lo Pontiac Press Box C-46. safe 7 1 FULL# 1 PART TIME WAITRESS. Call FE 4-1068 after 5 P.M._ 2 BEAUTICIANS# FULL AND PART time, vary good percentage, Utica-Rochester area, shopping canter. Satin Doll Hair Faahlens. 739-06)0. $275-$350 GENERAL OFFICE Type 50 wj>.m., phone, file. INTERNATIONAL PERSONNEL 1080 W. Huron___________334-4971 ACT NOW Demonstrate toy* and gifts now thru December. No collecting — no delivering. High commiaelont. . Call or write today - "Santa's Toy Parties," Avon, Conn. 06001. Telephone (203 ) 673-3455; evenings (203) 677*2013. ACCOUNTING CLERKS isar, Taplil aadli ny company benefits. Apply Pen^nnsl Dap*. Montgomery Ward PONTIAC MALL BABY ilTTER AND HOUSEKElP* er# live In or own transportation, waeKendt off# 017-5909.__________ BABYSITTER FOR 2 CHILDREN, 8)30 a.m.—5:30 p.m., own fransp. /Auburn Halghto grog. 852-4592. /BABY SITTER, LIVE BABY SITTER# LOVING AND RE* sponsiblt# In my home. 8:30 to 5# 1 sometimes# 3 children# cell after 6. 335-5761. BABY SITTER, 6 DAYS WEEK# come, FE 8-1229.___________ BABY SITTER# LIGHT HOUSE-work, live In# private room. 335-6034. BABY SITTER — LIVE IN# CLEAN home# 1 child welcome. Union Lak» or—g 363-3321, , ' b a i y Utter# Housekeeper# Hvt fa |74jffi BABY SltTBR, MIDDLEAGED, ------ ---- ---- wages. FE MW. Attar I- _______________________ BABY- SirtiR WANTEO IN MY Lk. area. Can pro-transportation. Cell after 6# BAR full end part time, shift# experience preferred ecessary. p.m. Air BEAUTICIAN, EXPERIENCED, FULL TIME# COMMISSION, full time# commission. 335*0912# Eves. 334-1025. BEAUTICIAN WANTED FOR PRAY-ton Plaint area call attar 7. 623- BEELINE FASHIONS ARE LOOK* BEELINfc . FASHIONS—NEEDS YOU FOR HOSTESS^DR STYLIST- person# Avon Bar# 3982 CLERKrTYPIST Previous general oftica experience essential# must type minimum 60 Advancement opportunities COOK—FROM 11:30 to I P hourly wage plus benefit, for ther information call Mr. Elv COOK Tads position nark____... _. etc. Free Blur and Ufa Ins., vacation and paid holidays. Good earnings. Apply In parson only. Woodward at Square Lk. Rd. COUNTfR GIRL# FULL TIME# will train, paid, holidays and vacations. Douglass (Cleaners, 534 Wood-ward Avt., Birmingham. CURB GIRLS WAITRESSES TELE-TRAY OPERATORS Apply In person BIG BOY RESTAURANT ' 20 S. Telegraph • Tet-Huron Shopping Center CURB GIRLS FOR DAY AND night shift. Apply In person only. 9-6, 5 days. 673-1165 or 6744)363. DEPENDABLE WOMAN TO LIVE in and manage the home — 625- '"administrative SECRETARIES Immediate openings at Oakland Community Celtagt. Typing and iharMiand required, excellent sal-fringe banefiS-Contect — Mich. Bmp'-----------* I., FE 2-0191. CAN YOU SEW? SELL AND GIVE advice on matert Italian. A place to S45& Call Sue Snalllng B Snalllng. CASHIER WANTED: part time, prat Men. through Champ's Self-Service Drive-In, 1420 W. Maple Rd„ Troy, 6464*11. CLEANING WOMAN, 2 DAYS OR 4 half-days. Own transportation. References. MA 6-2920.______________ CLERK TYPIST Full Tim* Opportunity DAYS OR NIGHTS Previous general office axparlenca ,r*,b*,aKEY PUNCH Extensive experience neces IBM equipment.' Birmingham Shopping Center FRONT OFFICE RECEPTIONIST. ream ta ad-posltlon $282. 3S6-2471. SnalF Plains, OR 3-7751.__________ ruLL TIME ALTERATION lady needed. Experience necessary. Apply In parson at Wklte'a dapt. store. 7» N. Saglhaw. ' GAL'’FRJDAY, VARIED DUTIES, this co. want, sharpie -who likes varied duties. $325. Call fatty ENBRAL OFFICE, VARIETY IN this'ana. laarn while you earn. CRH Kathy King, 334-2471. wit Snalllng. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, refsron " " ’ " 4-5911. GlNERAL OFklCE, TYPING, FIL-Ing and phone, S days, over 25 674-3136. GIRL FOR GENERAL CLkftk IN HOUSEKEEPER FOl NURSING home, 4 hours a day, hours ttax-Ible. Call halwaan 1( a.m. and 2 p.m. only. 334-3224. HOUSEWIVES Earn (2 to S3 par hour In your spars time. Pick up and deliver Fuller Brush orders. Far Interview HOUSEWIVES acceoflnt te positions In Billing either evenings. En|oy wen bene- EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HUDSON INSURANCE CLERKS Experience In complete typing ot Insurance forms Including Blue Shield, mandatory. It you qualify for the above position, Call 446-8629, 9 a.m. ta 5 P'm* FRINGE BENEFITS KELLY'SERVICES 125 N. Saginaw 6424650 _ . • 338-0338 PRACTICAL AND 332-3382. 255 Stott ff. LOCAL BUSINESS FIRM NEEDS practical nursat for tween S7,0 furnished good proj earn be-per year, I training, LPN $500 TO START MAIDS. BOTH FULL I TIME — NEEDED AT ONCE — KING MOTEL, 333-7906. SiOTEL MAID, OVER 25 ___________Cell 33S9417 MOTHER’S HELPER—TO LIVE IN - Private roam, Sun, off. 332-1426. NEED BABY SITTER IN MY HOME KlnnyStantay St. area. FE daya. 5-5842 I NEED REAL SHARP GIRL TO NURSE WANTED, INFANTS. OUAL-Ifled, experienced Infant's nurse, permanent position# live In new home fulh fed. Mother pro-Only child. Write stating qualifications, experience, ■ family status to Pontiac Press Box C-3S. part time, general opFret Evas, and weekends. 623- DAY WORKER# TUESDAY. FRI-day, good ref.# own transportation. 626-3338._■ DINING ROOM WAITRESSES We will train you as to work In tha frlandly . of our dining room. Day and mgnf shifts, fraa Blue Cross and Llfa Ins. Vacation# ond paid holidays. Top wages and tips. Apply In par- TED.S Bloomfield hills doctors recRfTionist prefer exp. but will train. Must type, (300. Call Batty (lack, 334-2471 SnellRig A Snalllng. DOCTOR'S OFFICE. MATURE PER-son able to greet people, typin'; light bookkeeping. >325. Call Helen Adams, 334-2471. Snalllng A Snail- Drug-and-cosmetTc-CLfRR. lull or part lima. Ruts'* Country Drug. 4500 Ellnbalh Lk. Rd._ Electrologist PERSONABLE LADY FOR CLEAN-Ing, driving, must have awn transportation. Southfield Law offlek — hours 7:30 to 4 p.m. Ref. re- qulrod. 353-7506._____________ PHONE WORI*. ftULL OR PART time, woman to < Salary plus i PIANO SALESLADY — MATURR woman, soma sailing soma knowledge of piai troln you. Apply ‘ ‘ PONtTK TEACHERS---------DESIRE baby slflar and-or houtekaapar. Your house ar aura. (Near Orchard Lake) Call 6*2-1240 attar > p.m. _______ RECEPTIONIST. SHARPIE WITH tmll* and' personality la th* key. 0313. Call Batty Slack, 334-2471. Snalllng A Snalllng. RECEPTIONIST, PRESTIGE SPOT, greet executives, ‘axe. future lor sharp gal. S202. Call Ruth Gibbs, 334-?47lT snalllnfl A Smlltaa. REGISTERED NURSES LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES Registered nurses $608-8720 Liconsod practical i per mo.# shift diftertn-cents par hr. Actual be- 58 cents 8425-8518 tial: 25 ginning • hr. ixperience. 82.50 bonus ' shift on Sat. or Sun. V banoflts# fits. Paid holidays# vacation# pur-chasa discount. Apply In Person Employment Offic* Basement HUDSON'S PONTIAC MALL SXEOJttVE SECRiTARY, ’ /O-tur*. work a) tap taval capacity. Ideal caraar, (450. Ctll Rum Gibbs, 234-2471. (hailing A Snalllng. E XV ERIE N C E^l'WAlTSfSS-jrllj cooWny^Allarnoons, 3-10 p.fi. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. OVER “ " M2 P.m. shift. Full tlm* Drlve-in. “ promo-idlng in- Service programs. Contact personnel director Pontiac General Hospital. 338-4711 Wa accopt colltct colls. R.N. Supervisors and LPN HEAD NURSES NEEDED At 231-bed nurolni horn* an all shifts and at SALARIES HIGHER THAN AVERAGET / DIAL 338-71 SI Ext. 95 1:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. C—6. Htlp Wnirtwl Femola SALES LADY DIXIE CREAM 00- r baby sitter, S days ween, 7:30 to 1 a.m. M57 between Cass Lit. and Pontiac Lit. SPARE TIME TODAY MAKE IT PAY Profitable Ti * “ “ nfflr* MlM-n Duties, $350. Call Ruth Gibbs, 334- 3471. Spelling A Snellii______ STENOGRAPHER, MATURE GAL who likes variety prestige organ* izatkms. Nice location benefits, $350 l A Snelllng, 334-3471. Snell- STENOS-SECRETARIES $425-1500 _ BIRMINGHAM AREA 12 up. typing so, shorthand I foe paid. Mrs. Nichols. INTERNATIONAL PERSONNEL 1M0 8. Woodward imam. 542-0260 N ne£deo. clan for Comura.Par Ann Beauty ^‘g^sr'^sr"* ^Appiy WAITRESS. EXPERIENCE. WAITRESS No experience necessary, good graph at Maple (IS Mile). Waitress wanted, full time tssfgm'law ' ^aiYres$¥S" ilttl'^w night ahMs. Apply In per sot Blew Star Drive-In. Com WANTED: t BEAUTY OPERATORS Help Wanted FpEwd* 7 m§[ WNEtad PEENdE ’ 7 WANTED: FEMALE COMPANION to oktorty ledy. pretore OMBto. ego 48 to M, Private quarters and garage Biwtobf to heme an ufea, -} Mack from city but Em. Light housework, toandry end . cooktop. X-RAY TECHNICIAN LET TOUR training make money for you. *451 CJto^jaa^Knex. 334-8471- Snelllng Mr WsuitEd mTetT 1 BLOOD DONORS URGENTLY NEEDED All RH Positive S7Jt All RH Nag. with posttlva jtoctore $7.50 A-raa., B-neg., AB-neg. SIP O-rag. , sit MICHIGAN COMMUNITY . _ „ BLOOD CENTER In Pontiac PE 44147 1342 Wide Track pr„ W. Stan, thru Frl. 7 a.m.-, p.m. Wed. 1 B.m-7 ajn. WOMAN, LIVE IN, LIGHT HOUSE-keeping, northwest Detroit area. UN 24412. WOMAN 06 LIVE IN. HOUSE- WOMAN TO LIVE IN, CARE FOR children, lake complete charge of home. 473-37*2. WOMAN TO LIVE IN AND HELP care tor small dtlMren. FE 34097. WOMAN TO DO RILLING AND IN- taxs1*?* ** 4l#M,*t-4,w COOK, BCPBRIENCED, DISHWASHER Even Ing shin. Many's Golf and Country Club. 2200 union Lake Rd. DON'T ULL HELP! . CALL-HOMEMAKER'S Domestic Service. House mothers. Private nurses. Mama maintenance Party help. Insured and bonded. 6,2-7900 EhMd>anto,'si«mi. 4T?'p.nL Ng53vn-days. Apply Club Rochester. IM Main, Rechester. PuLL-flME DISHWASHER, SUN-deyt and holidays off. Apply in bartpn, 1727 S. Tsleoreph. WOMAN FOR KITCHEN WbRK, NO exbsrMce Mosuary. Jack's Drlva-In, 22 W. Montcalm. WOMAN WANTED PCW pUlXYlME housework Live In, 335-7533. WORKING MOTHER NEED* BABY sitter. Ilv* In only mad apply. Permanent position. Cell or 6734422. Ask for toerlene. YOUNG WOMEN It you have had previous sxporl- iTarmaid 2. WAITRESS 3. CAR HOP 4. GO-GO GIRLS We have openings In our outside order dim. EVENING WORK ,. Call 333-0357 KITCHEN HELP Day or night shift. Will train. AgM 25 to 4$. Good wages plus benefits. Apply Big Boy Restaurant. Telegraph and 'Huron. PARf TIME. MATURE MEN AND woman. To work In Pointac area Hospital at TV reprosantstlve. No axptrlancs necessary. Call Dli 1-3424. Dal. 7:33 e.m.-l:00 p.m. I YOUNG WOMAN TO ASSIST Doctor In Rochester area.' Soma medic*! background preferred. Will train. Write Pontiac Press Box C-32. i REGISTERED YOUR "ROAD TO SUCCESS" Do you have an AVON representative calling on year regularly? if you deni perhaps it is an open territory which could Of »7r you an exMlIant earning opportunity. Start now tor big Christ-mai profits. No experience necae-sary. Perttlme. Phene Pi 4-0439 or wrlfa PO Box *1, Drayton PHARMACIST Immediate opening . at Pontiac Stele Kmgttor MBrmacy. Hours i a.m la 4:30 p.m. Man. through Frl. Salary dependent an axperl-anca. plus Michigan Stoto Civil Service fringe benefits. Apply personnel office; Pontiac Stole Hospital. Open- Mon- through Frl. 1 q.m. to 4:30 p.m. 1 An Eqwl opportunity employer THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1067 Htb WantadM.«> F. RESTAURANT. MANAGER AND ML itaneger. Muet have abllHy xSmnblP peering. , areas to learning operation of local business. Experience not neces- 6 OAY WEEK SALARY $12$ Can Mr. YaW«rd_t s.m.-2 p.m. SHOULD YOU Michigan pill , Waited Man or Woman FOR MOTOR. ROUTE IN Southfield Farmington Area at Once Apply to Mr. Stier PONTIAC PRESS (Circulation Dept. PahrihS tM PEwroHas n PAINTING AND PAPE R I NO. rotrtd next. Oryol Gldcumb, 473- J**-' Uphoktottop AGED FURNITURE than r_. tavings ...._______Call 1700 -for FREE ostlmoto In UA HOME-OWNERS POLICIES At SAV mg^&saT — MS Elizabeth Lit. Rd. WdNtBd (MKroB |g BbnN M DAY CARE. LICENSED HOME Household Goods 29 CASH FOR FURNITURE AND AP-^^^rh0UMfuLPMr. HIGHEST flood furniture end appliances. Or what hays you? B & B AUCTION SUM Dixie Hwy._______ OR 1-2717 ,F J7Y FOR THE HOME - WE Will buy H. 627-3344, or UL 2-3702. j. A L. Trading Post, Wanted Miscellonooos 30 ApnitnNwts, fGndihtl 37 dbosratgd. carpotsd, oron or pets. 333-79,2. 2 ROOMS AND BATH, CLE ponttfe; Sum. : Couple or man. MO West- 2 ROOMS AND BATH. CHILD welcome. S2S ear wk., with m ~ dap.. Ingufrt at 273 Baldwbi Aye. feMMabCaueMC*. ROOMS LOWERS PRIVATE I and anfranca. 430 N. Saginaw. SYLVAN ON THE LAKES 1 AND 1 bedrooms from SIM MS-MOO. UPPER |- LARGE ROOMS AND BATH, 0 week, M > ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH. KH ROOMS ( pie only. BATH, QUIET CPU. 1 'ROOMS. AND HALLWAY, PRI-vate bath and entrance, 47 Thorpe, 335-3244. _________ I m i1 Large clean ro6mi LARGE' ROOMS, son, OR 3-3147. furniture and) enfrPhdte-aiSwf, 13 Plraaroys. Holly. 437-5173 J r6oM APARTMENT.'UTlCffl furnished, private bath ami entrance, newly decorated, no Chll- OPPT CR RILES, DISKS,' MA-1_______________________________ jhyt^Jrgfttne equipment, etc.!, jtbM AND BAth, CLOifc t6 -M, downtown, no children or pots. DBS ALL UTILITIES. ■Turfir and 2-bod-_ _ labia, beautiful court yard and iwhnmlaa poaL No j RENT INCLUI AM' carporh roome available, anl tad ~ " 'AMER fcAN HERITAGE APTS. 3365 Watkins Lk. 'Rd. Manager on promises. Ph. 473-5165. ROCHESTER. LARGE NEW 2-BED- arpeL dispt sposai, Hose S145. i ROOM APARTMENT. PoSsc._ MiSwj SMALL " Near' aged or jaMarly preferred. ROOMS Mm IRITSIOB, 1 BEDROOM. NICE roomy and - private. Ideal for whip' ■no girl, utfitlas furnished, lots Of parking, will fUrjifiKMi KSWC WEST SIDE — 3 SIMOOMS IN oood condition. NOW WS furnace heater, SI 40 month. Security Sislock $ Kent, Inc. 09 Pontiac Stott Bank Bldg. MOWN a . .......... • 320-421 Bent Houses, Furnished 39 LAKE, NEAR 15. 412-0971. 602- HOUSE, PARTLY PRUNISHEO. ly, SIM par mo.. OeL j 1. SIM sac. dap. m Soli Hoobm 49 Sale 3 Bedrooms LOW DOWN PAYMENT MORTGAGE MODEL 0PfN 57* COLORADO 1:30 to 5 p-m. — 4 day waek WESTOWN decoreted. S450 moves you 441 REAL ESTATE dining room, largo summer parch. Shod for. homes. Corner Elizabeth . Lk., and Airport RSTHousa^and six. ■. acres $22,500 — MOM down on lend contract. 4 adlolnlng vacant ncros 54500. 5144 DIXIE HWY. 421-1400 . ' ’ OPEN » TO * OR 3-0455 OR 4-20M OR 3-1371 4 BEDROOMS, 1W . BATHS, Slim anywhere in Mich. __ S15M down. Balance 54400 land contract. 67M733. . ■ j 77 3. M8RRIMAC STREET. PON 24 MARK ST., I partly furnished 115,750 cash. Si t ROOM, 1W BAtH d home by owner. Shown by appoini- WANTBDLARGE METAC—Q5kTf crib) .1 girl's ........... training wheels Wanted fa Bant 32 references, s. Monday Barege, adults only. RE Mm. 4 ROOMS. NEAR GENERAL. COU- ple only. 852-1360._____________ 4 ROOMS .AND BATH. 5$ MIL-llama, Na- sm' ■large. P« 5.7432. bRiVEwLy ^yl^w^Lists. free TAG ASPHALT PAVING FB5-1373 ^ BsoH ood at Adams Road. Brick A Block Servlet 2-CAR GARAGES, 20'XIO', M75. 1 are local builders and build i aim. Cemsnt work. Praa ostlmat PsdySulll Oarage Co. OR 3-5i COMPLETE RtM06ELIN6 SgtvIcg I . fVJ Im Bdtl — prlctft It Ions—Racra: M N. Saginaw GAM FE 2-1211 Fraa ostlmatas___________Tarms FOR GARAGES. HOME IMPR6vE-MENTS, ADDITIONS, RESIDENTS. BUILDING. DRUMMOND CONSTRUCTION 831-3302___________Evas. 693-4909 H-l INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR -Family reams, rough or llnlshedi dormers, pare has, recreation rooms, kitchens. Bathrooms. State Ikansad. Reas. Call attar I p.m. ENGINEER NEEDS 3- OR 4-BEO-• room home In Wallad ‘ ‘ Up to 3140 mo. Exc. 424-1507, Walled Lai ihrauoh Friday A4. PON+IAC ENGINEER, 2 SMALL 1 children want 2- or )r ~ home, by Nov, 1. 474-S443. WANTED: SA5ALL' BuNOAL6w OR duplex. 3 bedrooms, basamant and yard. Call GAC Finance, 451-4224. Or 54D74P4. Short Uriog OuartBrs 33 BACHELOR TO SHARE HOUSE. SIS Ptr wfc. Ph. MY >4747. LokiOrtOB. YOUNG MAN TO SHARE FUR- wuaiy-i-uixw APaBYMrut j nlshed apartment. Attar 7 p.m. E5duSE Att^u APARTMENT. Y6ung "ibsPONSiBLE PEwUiCB ................ " .'■tehir — ‘ — 625-3247. 3 ROOMS AND BATH, PRIVATE 3 ROOMS AND BATH, CHILD WEL-coma — 532.50 par weak. S75 dap. Inquire at 273 Baldwin. Call 333- I ROOMS AND BATH, 'SMALL baby welcome — no pats, (35 par Wesix, SIM dtp., inquire - iaidWlti, call »s-r~ DELUXE, CARPETED, AIR CON dltlonad apartment In baautlhil In dlan Vlllaoe, Close 10 Mall. Adblb aw. Coir PE MMI. IN WATERFORD. 1 BEDROOM, lakt frontage, to Juno 1st. Partly furnished, sac, dap. 6230544. MEN ONLY. REFERENCE, SECUR- OPPORTUNITY or couple to I for making | FOR RETIREES rent free living ... I____________ for tlngh —“ No drinker*. OR 4-1MI. C liNiON LAKE. M66EEE, 2-SED-mom. Near until Nov. I. EM MlU, wk. until dune 15. M34R71. 432- > Housas, llnfanrishod 40 ar chlldran. ftt-THl 2 AND 3 BEDROOM MODERN homes In PontlaoOrtonvIlla area, *90 up. Call Mar. 427-3340._ 3 BEDROOM HOME, HAS BASE, mant apt. which Is rentad, no I laundry facilities, available 27th or UN YOU SELL? 2 people* Interested TTniaking y6uNO MAN WANTED TO SHARE money. Reel Esteta experience ----------- helpful but not necoSikyrwe have FURNISHED. APARTMENT FOR SBBgBsn" rent. Newly decorated. Call FR 1 .BEDROOM Clerkston arta. Coll 3;13p Jn. Wontad Real istatt KITCHENETTE APARTMENT OR, motel i units with meld service. 1 or T bersimt, 335 up weakly. Ron- _ Mac Lika Motel. 3230 Highland's Rd. (MM). OR 3-77M. SIM me. 674-0334 days, 673-1404 1 TO SO KITCHENETTE' APARTMENT ON Pontiac Lake. No pats, .no dill-dren. Inquire bet. 13 a,m.-2 p.m. siM HiehiaWTiia.. ar call 473-7605. HOMES. LOTS, ACREAGE PAR-M-^f OH.ION CELS, FARMS, BUSINESS PROP- helh, private ' ERTIES. AND LAND CONTRACTS come. 4334364. WARREN STOUT, Realtor PE 5-3115 SI LARGE LOVELY 3 AND BAtH. pels, 1135 par mo. plus deposit stove and refrlgtrator available Harrington Hllhi, 724M63. 3-BEDROOM, PULL BASEMENT. 5 yaara .eld. at Juda Lakt, 3S85 Queensbury. mutt have good credit, (140 per mo. ptue utilities and sac' dapaalt, 6I44M1,______________ ggg. MODERN 1-BEbROOM. UTILITIES' u|)w * pqld, adults, I00M Dixie, 625-2346. ------------- TING SERVICE PARTLY FURNISHED 4 ROOMS R*»t Lakt Cottdqes Adults 10% DOWN NEW HOMES 3-BEDROOM TRILEVEL, finished family room, ltb-cbr garage. >1V 600 plus M. 3-BEDROOM RANCH wnh full basement, 3-car garage, aluminum tiding. 315.700 plus lot. 3- BEDROOM BRICK TRILEVEU 1W baths. Bear garage, Ige. kitchen, dining area. 313.503, plus lot. 4- BEDROOM COLONIAL, 21b balht, alumavlaw windows. Bear brick CoVS*1*,mn* "’#m' J. C. HAYDEN, RsoHor Vb mile west of Oxbow Lake 363-6404 10735 Hlgh'tnd Rd, (AASP) A CHOICE SELECTION OF 1, S OR 3-btdroom, gjpMigm lake front yo,ooo. Immadlata. occupancy GAYLORD 334-8222. schools. Sylvan. 67: AT ROMEO A VERY NICE 3 BEDROOM homa having a total of I rooms; 11b baths, large family ream, ferny fireplace, tots of carpeting., a huge lull basement, beautifully landscaped lot 1» ft. x 230 ft., at-tached 2 car garage. S32.900, farms avaHabit. MILTON WEAVER. Inc. Realtors AT ELIZABETH LAKE 3 bedroom. Brick and frame ranch hemo, CgijWjrPlfMtocs.Tito ef dasats. Plus family room and gore as. AN Jft excellent condition fhroughwt. Only 51L754. EL WOOD REALTY UL 6SS-24I0 _________ 5I3M35 FENCES—FENCES—FENCES CUSTOM FLOOR COVERING. Linoleum, formica, file. 7
  • w. and! toll, reasonable prices. Check ear prices. Past delivery. 4734043. Pontiac Prats Box C-21, WOULD Y6il BELIEVE? muLTiFLe LISTING SERVICE PARTLY FURNISHED 4 ROOMS LOCAL BUSINESSMAN WILL f"N Hlh. private enlraiKe, lal. pay cash tor your aqulty In a Wear, lust pamtad. FE B3427. I or 3 badream home In -Pot area. Cawiat. l and 3. 623-1346 , CAS H14 41! BARGAIN floor, lutf pair Pontiac, Apartmai>,x uB,'ur.iishcd 38 bistructions-Schools r ... ) MINUTES iven lf behind in payments or un. tor torcfiiura. Agent. 527-64M. ALL CASH r homes any place In Oakland County, money In 14 hours. YORK WE BUY WE TRADE OR 44B63 OR 4-0333 4713 Dixia Hwy. Drayton Plaint , BUY OR RENT — LARGE HOUSE 1-4 bsdroomt, Millard, M7-5734. CA3H shade Irens. Huge selection. Open every day, 6-yr. Colorado Elua Spruco. $1 ta. Spruce Acres Nur-airy, MSI ParnloMh, mo ft, s. off Wattles. (17-Mlla Rd.) Bat. Oaquln- . Qfwi R.. Troy. EXPERT SODDING. ‘ mans. rS hauling And SodBInG, Also finish grading, pe 4S322. MERiotT(iLUET5b7>icirtfF^ Swimming Rook CLARKSTON POOL 7173 Dixie Highway Mon. thru Frl., I a.m. to 4 p.m. Sal., f a.m. to l p.m. Sun., 1 p.m. la 4 pm. A Dht. af John Voorhalt Builder Clerkston, MA AS374 Trot Trimming SbtvIcb 6S2-064S.________ NEW RAILROAD TIES. ROUGH AW~TRiE TRtMMf RATIONS. NEW AND REPAIR **“' ........... It. 333-1073 ar 671- PE 5-4467, 474-3510. Praa Estimates. CARPENTRY AND PAINTING New and repair. F* 5-1331 CARPENTRY, HlW AND REPAIR Praa esllmetos. 335-7771. Interior p i n i i H. kitchEns paneling 40 yi ANDY FOK FATIGty D K IV ■ $* ilib». BuomonH. UL 3-413. BLOCK AND CEMENT WOhK. PON Cemant and Block Work Guinn's Construction Co, I 4-7677 r ■VSS. 271-I371 drlyowmrt, 1 et. 6324373. NOTHING TOO LARGE OR SMALL. Cammarclil tr^rasldtnflal. f 'MfBt I _______ Ortssmakhig, TaUariag dresimakino ano altera Hons. PE ABI33. APPROVED AUTO DRIVING school. FE 0*444. Proa ham pickup. EoYBStr*«ghl«ig TTER CO. COMPLBTE sewn hardwood. Boat, MINCr REMOV-i. 673*7160 or FE INCOME TAX! COURSE BOTH FEDERAL AND STATE JOB OFFER FOR BEST STUDENTS Earn gbod money during ta: season, full ar girt time. If ya enloy working' with people am have a desire to I tarn fax prtpai ation. H and R Block will trail you. Tuition courses Wart Oct. 2 and 24. Raglatar now. Phono H (■ R Block, 334*225 for details. Work Waatad Malt At CARPENTER, ROUGH ALUMINUM HOUSES CLEANED, window and wall washing, pelnt-axltrlor, geregat WsTI do It. FE 3-7327, ________ Basements cleaned, small comanl work, light hauling, an ~ housspalntlng. You name It wg 3Z33I67. Ask tor Carl. Glass tervlea, wood Maviog aad StgrogG LIGHT, CAREFUL, ENCLOSED iMiTH M6VING AND ITORaGE. 10 Painting aad Dacarirtlag S ROOMS, 1 COAT, MM. 2-COATS ISLE TREE SERVICE. TRIM-mlng and removal, free estimates. 33S-1S72. I A B TREE SERVICE, insured. Trimming, removal. Praa aalL matoa. 374-nil ariitoSfM. REPAIRED, 34M. TO Matt._________ A-1 PAlNtilRkfUID PAPER HANGING "DALBY & SONS" STUMP, TREE, REMOVAL 5-3005 Piraplaca Weod PE 5-1025 Raaaanabla. 171-1 Tracklag MOVING, I rooting, 334-3132. TREE REMOVAL. TREE TRIM Work Waatad Female 12 A-} LIGHT ___________ . hauled raasenabie. PE AMOS. , hauUNG And (cubbish, name your price. Any lima. PE spots. I re_*sB* Limit Mauling, basements and garagot cleaned. 336P4M. light hauling; Reasonable rates, PE 3-1243 ar pe 2-3343. UGifY AND HEAVY HAUUNOr~ A-1 IRONINO. ONE DAY SERVICE, Wfl. MmllV AAcCoWn. FE 4-3167, HOUSEWORK 'by DAY. Nile Hansgorlalion. FE 5-4251. PC IRONINGS: 3 HANGERS FOR 31 335-5343, S7I Vslsncla.- malts. 333*771, 74 p.m._ rHtr»-r.zi.ric^«Sreai...x .x.v S I TTER WANTS PI Ekttfekf PAINT NG ANb PARBk LISSnnBHm-1154ciSy8 AHD, js*>- Praechoolert. No hanging. Call Harbla, 6734770. IW-. / hanging. Call Herbie, 673 Painting, papering. cleaning, paper removal. dugky. FE AM* GUALitV >AiNTlNO. QUALITY Piano Tuning Pjactcriag Sarvka PATCH PLASTERING, REASON-ablo. all work guaranteed PE Plamhlng 6 Hinting CONDRA PLUMBING B HEATING Sewer, wear llnee — PI M34L Pontiac Press Want Ads Pay Off Fast MATURE WOMAN WISHES TO care for children and light housekeeping. Afternoons or evenings, •sst af references. PE 71651 PHoTAcALGRitY _ Will work heme. 634-_________ PPn PERMANENT ---- car. PE » HAULING, garagot cleaned. 474-1242. light mauling, basements, garages clean. OR 34417. 423M47. LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING, rubbish, fill dirt, gradlhg and wav-al and front ana leading. Pi 24402. Track laatal Trucks to Rent ^“’tM-traW'-1* _ _____ - Seml-Trallsrs Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. m I. WOODWARD 44431 PE 4-1442 Open Dolly Including Sunday SALES AND RENTALS BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANRJU. ' id. Rats. SaiitlacIlM Insured/FE M33 taMdhig Sarwca4apgBc» 13 UNO. 0-347) NEW AND REPAIR CradH Advisors ItT IM OUT OF DEBT AVOID GARNISHMENTS. RiPOS-SBSSIONS, BAD TiniT. HARASSMENT. BANKRUPTCY AND LOGS OP JOB- we hove * thousands of people with problems by providing g managed, organized mars US CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS amount owed and number af CTaoL S£5rfbor^^^Kp5^ ' LICENSED AND BONDL-lome Appointment Gladly Arran r&ucr°iv?;Ms.tt-sr DEBT AID nS Rikar Btoa._PB >4)m Omimoidiig 4 Taiariggly DRESSMAKING AND ALTIRA OK if AVE ROOM BOARD AND competent cert for elderly gentle-men, ssml-lnvtlM M. grivato home. lulare to P.O. Box^M ■■ vacAncy p'Ar 'CPBY. BUfilkt Nurelna HemaL DfTSiWti MtvIag aNd Traciwif • REMOVAL, PajaHag aid DaoraHag t$ A .LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR, PE 34214. bright* 312 Oikland Ava._______PE 34141 CASH FOR LAKEFRONT HOUSE or In Sylvan VIIImm. Up to 127400. Call FE S-2373. 5 PJA.-IO P.M7 CASH FOR YOUR EQUITY NOW. ,SH FOR YOUR EQUITY NO WATERFORD REALTY BEDROOM ON LAKE, NO CHIL- KBRf Rooms dren or poll, MIS a month. Jaert-! ' -■ —- ,— ■ Bee APIS. 474-2337 or 6734W7- eLiArt SLEEPING ROOM irr ^" - ________ ■____■■ AUTO- FURNISHED COTTAGE MATIC HEAT, NICELY LAND-ytlllfles tor rellebla single SCAPED LOT 3I.S00 DOWN TO NEW mortgage, owner ha| 42 ACTION60 P*,C* F0,, WRIGHT REALTY 3*2 Oakland, PE 34141 exceptional kltch- 1- 3-BEDROOM. NEW. NEAR MALL Carpeted, qgglfjncea. *lr end sound conditioned, heated. Rac. room. Adults No pats. From tils. PE 34533. _________ 2- BEDROOM BRICk TERRACE — ________________ Excellent WHt Side location. Meal I LARGE for young marrle- — —— ISSS 3125. THE ROLFE 333-7*43. ham*. BotlS *' PDRnUUed. gts weekly, kitch- qn prlvllegei. 373 Csnlr»l._- ^ ko°M. near Beauty Rite Homes NICE SLEEPING Cnrpottd i refrigerator. ' Dixie muifipi* Lisiing btrvice 1 HAVE A PURCHASER VJtM&SH FOR A STARTER HOME IN OAKU1ND COUNTY. CALL AOBNT YORK AT 674-16*1 4 ROOMS* 3 BEDROOMS* LIKE new. Child welcome. No pets. Dep/ •4 w. Rundell. | 4 ROOMS AND BATH, ALL UTILI-' lies. S140 a mo., watt Sldt. PR 4-2047. 1 NEED A 1 BEDROOM HOME . with basement In me Clarkston School district. 1 have sold purchasers homo and they want ta redocato. Will pay up to 517.500 9-RbOM FLAT* AVAILABLE OCt. 1* smell child welcome* 662-5022. 6 ROOM YfetiRAtE* CLOSE IN* OIL ; heet* adults* ref. FE 2*7425. ATTRACTIVE, 3-ROOM-AND-BATH, carpeting, air condttlonitd, stove and refrigerator. 12 miles north ol Pontiac. 15 Madison CL, Clerks- ten- 433-0711. . BEA0T|(0lVkw 5 ROOM APART-mart, 1W balht, stove, refrigerator, waahgr and dryer, carpeted, fireplace. EM Mill. Lawyers REAL ESTATE We are to dire mad af acreage for development purposes and also In need of commercial and Industrial property- If you would ha Intarenadin a short farm, listing with no obligation, pleesa give us * 689-0610 * MOO Rochester Rd. Troy BLOOMFIELD ORCHARDS APARTMENTS 1 Ideally situated In BloomflaM-Blr-mlngham area, luxury 1- and -3-bsdroom apartments avallaHa tor Immediate pomeselen tram S155 marrlads or rglPlHil ............ prlvete ____ ______________I__________ 1 or 2 adults. 130 par ............ 2-BEDROOM, ADULTS. 525-2001 Oh' Peposlt. PE S4341.______________________ 6354610. ____________ MODERN ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR. 3 Room*. SYLVAN AREA. Adults Mlddleaped or young working sec, dap.. PE 441(3.____ ________| women. PE 34234. NICE SLEEPING room 41141(15. J|r" 3 Vi ROOMS, BATH, GARAGE Trad* your used homa on a new Baauly-Rlto Home ! from 315450 "Buy dirtet from Beauty-1 Rita and Savt" 3533 Pontiac Lake Rd. 474-3133 471-3731 NaarK General *HCigitoi.rM BRlcK~jnrgBRGSM H6MB. Fig ROOM.1 Highlands. Lk. LIST WITH HACKETT 1 START TO PACK Pontiac. 332-3433 ar Union Lake, EM 3470] CASH BUYERS WAITING LOTS—WANTED IN PONTIAC Immediate dating. REAL VALUE REALTY, 313*575 NOTICEi CLARKSTON AREA HQML AND ACREAGE OWNERS. Bslng your local Real Estate Co. we neve many calls In (Ms area properties In (hit area. Ptoesa fact us before you lltst Clarkston Real Estate 5353 S. Main MA 3SBI mV CUSTOMER IS READV TO BUY new. Ha wants a 3 bedraani homa on larga lot within mMss^ot Pontiac. Mmt ha ln( Can Al Grahs OR 4-3222 ar PE S431*. ... .. ... good *17,000 CASH. Raatty. SMALL FARM OR WOODS WITH ^ °Wrllen*BILL,l*JENNINhGs! 374)1 Grand Rlv|f, Fermlnpkm, Mlchlaan ar call 4734200, TOR, OR 44150 OR . FOfHMHI MHAOSTRQM REAL HMM eveninoi Apartmanto, Furnlshad 17 children or auto. r BEDROOM, 3 ROOM APART-anfranca and bath, unfurnished, 1 child LlOHT COOKIN I . MOM, dap, joo Norton. .OOKING, I , Pi BWl., AND BATH IN PON-Nt fumlshsd, 35M775. * Thoms' anA feAYH. Neatly turnlshed. Child 2-BEDROOM APARTMBNt, LIVING room with fnajaca, bedrooms with balcony, beautiful view, -..|HT I APARTMEN fireplace, bed WIMMp dltkxxtoT'1' ell “ JOusta IATE BATH. DOWN- wr-BriTogihaw? **• BEDROOM.a*35 WEEK. 175 DE BEDROOM, 325 pat*. Cell OOSdBl. ^AGm^ near TOWN PIN WEEK. NO per moi HdpoM, __ _ ^ pllencet, large family kttdwm, swimming pool and larga sun deck — All Mini let except electric. No detail af luxury has been overlooked in hloomfletd Orchard Apts, located on South Btvd. (2* MIN Rd.), between Ofriyka and 1-75 expressway. Open dally, 9 to ( p-m. Sunday, 12 to I p-m. Par Information: JIN 44003. Mgr. 333-5470, FE 34770. CLARKSTON 3 r, walk to OM GROUND COZY LOWER APARTMENT ON private lake. Own enMMOB^w Adults only, no gals, 3100 _ month ptot ufllltlas, 20 mlmma tram Potmec Motors. 423-4274. DELUXE, CARPETED, AIR AON ‘ apartment In beautiful ln-40 M>n- Adults EMBASSY WEST APARTMENTS 1- AND 2-BEDROOM 4 Carpeted, drapes, central Mr dttlenlng, pool, applications being eccspttd. 057 Highland Qd« Apt. 137, Waterford Towmhlp. 4 mllee west of TaLHuron Mopping i-- Mrs. Schultz, Mar. ixdEpYidJfA- . •Ptrtmtnty fir to tact, drapes, retrlgerelor, stove end rage,. Off W, Huron If., month. DORRIS It SOUL Rl TORS. OR 44334 ar OR 3-7725. HILLTOP APARTMENT hadraoma. lys baths, completely equipped kitchen and pereona laundry Tainw Jirlyato entrance ?ay- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY^ ON 1 bidroom and % IbBEoBiH apti. Imwm htafr ttovg* rtfiigtrator ^aggttn^NM^Swmaur Lek. LAKE VISTA -> 3 ROOMS AND „ bEDhOOM. STOVE frisu, Mr CSndltlonlno. baL waFiaoklng Ms, on'usTro 415, adults «dy, no pets BEDROOM APART-rwgathr. air m NEW LUXURIOUS APT: l-badnwm apt- (MB. No chlldran ar pgft allowed. CarpMIng, drapes. air cm. wr Mahad, ptot all Mintlat axcapt gTclrftliy, in Dayton Plains area M WaW« ihrd. CMI OR IrVi. 40*E MOIRL. SINGLE OC-I incy, $30 par week. Maid sary.' TV, trlaphona. 717 S. Wood- si Brown SLEBPIN9 ROOM FOR GENTLE* In ntw hom*. Near Pontiac arn. Rtf. FE S*70»4. ■Ml ,?ror ploUaoate 6t2-i504 OUNG WOMEN. SHARE OWN living room, bath, TV. EM 9*2936. Rooms WHh Board 41 LOVELY LARGE FRONT ROOM, shower bath. Waal aid*, good Southam cooking. PE Hm Root Storas OCTOOCR 1ST, WEST TOWN SHOP-Mug Center, 7*t W. Huron, MVx W, 1200 jo. ft., BlMfy af perk aJflgyE” ?#wb F“,, Rtit OfflcB SpacQ 47 ATTENTION DOCTORS B DENTIST Establish your office In this modern medical budding near Pontiac Oetv oral Hospital. Large or small suits now avafleblt. XalT Ry O'Nall for NEWLY REMObELED OFFICES AT ram. ratal. Single office to 7,000 SO, ft. available. OverlookIng dawn-I (JO Pontiac. Gwinally's Nan MMMg. Corner of Huron and Sealnaw ttic pg 444W.____________ OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Approx. 300 sq. ft. offka toace. will toaiti or rent basis. Call Jack Ralph Realty Ce. PB 3-7131. ____Realtors 3 Builders Sines 1737 EXECUTIVE HOME In exclusive area In Waterford. Completely carpeted Including kitchen and garage and featuring 3 spacious bedrooms, ovary built-in appliance you cauld Imagine In the ultra modern kitchen, 2 fireplaces. Fretoaalgniiiy decorated.- "All brick exterior, excellent landscaping with mirrored decorative pool. Using offered M 5J9.500. Les Brown, Rtaltor .507 Elizabeth Lk. Rd. (ActwTram jhp MMI) . _______PE 3-6110 or PB 445*4 BUILDER'S CLOSEOUT LAST MODEL FOR SALE 3-BEDROOM RANCH $950 MOVES YOU IN ^ OPEN EVERY DAY, 1 TO 5 ■S Toeiin, Rad Barn Sub, M-24 1 ml. N. af Lam Orion behind Alban's Country Cousin, first house In tub. Gy , OWNER. 3-BEDROOM, ALL brick, attached garage, toll base-““ with rac room, dan, LMBjOMH CITY OF PONTIAC costs. Owners' 374.1347. Immadtato ( CI’fVJoVmWTIAC Ntet 3-bedroom layout, with full basement, gas heel, completely cerpatoG 3 car tarage. ZERO down, m gar menHt, Immediate occupanm, FHA Appreved. own-are eoent,474-1lrt. RENTING $78 Mo. $10 D^pjosit with application >,EMaHipm,‘ WILL WOTuta PEOPLE WITH CREDIT PROBLEMS MID 1ETIREES ARB ORAY WITH US. OPeoV^\msv*«fBDT?UN- NEAR BALDWIN BRALYMlUiriBALTY For immtdiote Action Coll FE 5-3676 626-9575 pood references, tumlshlngt. Near write Pontiac Frew Box Ne. C-lo. FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. ffliyss That nice family will anln ..... homo to smell vHtoja. lvi baths, eft_ haw, garage. Cali my 3-2*21. PE 37673 today. LAKE ORION. Good aluminum aided one-story home. 60x320 lot. Barege with workshop attached, outside bailment anfranca. *11,750 pries. CMI MY 2-2321, PE 34373. GOODRICH AREA; 3 BEDROOM ranch on wooded *Vb acre*. Custom kitchen, new carpetfm, 2 car GROVELAND TOWNSHIP 24 rolltog and beautiful acre*, le- EWwxJF w - YORK WE BUY 1IW. TRADE OR 44333 OR 44363 4713 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plaint HAROLD R. FRANKS, Realty ... LAKE PRIVILEGES -L,te' A „d*ndV’ rfneh with toH basamant. Among !5* homos. 3 bsdroomt. Caramic bath. Paneled recreation ream, oil boat. Bear oaraat. Lika new ln-*[*>• and out. WMI landscaped with chain link tone*. Largo yard, widow must tall. lllJkT Good mort-gaga tarms. Ev«r«tt Cummings, Reoltor «*3 UNION LAKE ROAD --- 333-7111 HIITER * — *>hh this I rooms h»'h' IS x 26 ft. Tlvtng ream. NEAR THE MALL - excellent J. ilStoSS lw*l IM"E roon'- KifiiOTt’JSr ~ SNW2«3si Bateman BEDROOM WITH * warkihe* nb . residence u. Immediate ■ poseesalon. 31*500. mow dawn. OR 3.1751. , BY OWNER, CLEAN 3 BEDROOM . kitchen, fSiWiM porch, akimlnum siding, large lot. 3344014. o«to..u.to,*6BKI$m ’ 134 wist University Drive Now prntaMMna) and general flog Wilding, mad leal building, w eomptoto ImIvMimI air ccndltt Ing end meHno. Suite designed a jyereted to*Wf tpecmcatlons. Elevetore, plenty of parking, axcal- rc4&£ttn«l'.oiSG; utea to 1-75. Real''Honest to apod-rate" eMwrNgrBittkisUiSI a. General aftas up to LOoo sq. ft. yS»^ Hra.™67.Ca H35L4P4 oV Beat tasloEai Pripirty 47-A LEASE NEW COMMERCIAL ling IIW sq. ft. floor spa Highland Rd.. Carlos Rl ___an OR ________ MODERN 2,000 SQUARE PIET AT 2741 Orchard Lam Rd. AntMi JtoMng. Law rent. Owner, 1M- Reot Mlscallaboobs 41 NORTH BIDE OP PONTIAC.11 BIN-Bto car garagae. Suitable for Bw■* prijgtT SOM H gasps 49 I BEDROOM ranch — S car fftw. North Crooks Rd. arm FT Trey. .714,100 lew down pay. (Pwf farw widrert, CMI Mgr. k B ■ D R 6 O M home, sfo.ooa ClwfcMpn area, larmt. available, ■'MWtiiMBe awaaeMm. ttirnia. 3 MODELS OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY BEDROOMS* NORTHEAST SIDE. BY OWNER Cage Cad 3 bedroom, ppmiiy room. Fireplace. Fug basement. 3 car BY Gwheb HRB. 1 or 4 bedroom, living room, dining 1^ Mint* Mraga. Ciil aft. 6 p.m. 6W*2i36. BY OWNER J bedroom ranch, brick face. Tiled flnataea. Cerpetod. Wolverine Lam IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ectlufti400 *q' **• aaraW lower level, •cllvniei ream agon to rear yard. S,WfelB CONTEMPORARY" "TIMBERLINE HOMES" "WlllTiupllcotE" IN ROCHESTER Large carpeted*'' iMngllyri?S. and restful scream* >» —si too rear. Gaiuttful: " rrer. Beautiful ya TheTO® ESTATE IRWIN AUBURN HEIGHTSi 4-bedroom. 3-story, groom he EAST SIDEt ive room --Jll besom..,,. , ar FHA term*. BUYING OR SELLING CALL JOHN K. IRWIN & SONS FR 34444 LAKE OAKLAND 4ba»eem full brick, teretmd-in porch. Privileges or beautiful Lake feny°X Si * n to*Yortc Hulmyl ,B- *** « YORK tmap. Itivl'SE buy ga stota 6825. BY OWHER. TRILEVEL, 2 BED-roomt. He baths. Ilka now, taraa im, t5.«c BY OWNER, 1WT BATHS, 1 room, watt side, carpeting, drapes, pewfed family room, tcreeneii ranch, Chippewa Ed. ttf.tN, pe BY .OWNER _ I 4-bedroom, all-brick ranch. G a WCTTf* lfi«lfcT“ --------- IkrQWllaa laundry MfM|y — —' condttt BEAUTIFUL u HP* alf mm, Crestbfook MODEL OPEN DAILY 12-8 pud, city watw. Drha out M57 GIROUX «n m* RT%Sf, 4718 Dtola Hwy. Drqyton _____ FR°WY. ( BEDROOM. Ilk fOOttb I ggy ‘ tluslva nafaiht BiSE' neiphborh 3-nn. unnA **"iW YORK (Sr "V'VISg 4712 Dtola Hwv, ,) .arh*gr piSS Lauinger Hruaad brick ranch. Larm Estop worn. Formal dmmg ream. EMn Jh ^■*iSWl.E4' Mvina Mtxh-ra .pjus many. Mi eMraZ Conv PtohHy MhjaNB msimenf wRn fire-Mam and tamada thattar. in-rtatad braazeway with attached 2 54. uggw gtraito Lam gnSltoms all tIM and mar*, only S36.500 Terms, can for aggefnlmanl. own if «ia. 14 . UkjNeosee LAKE HOMES ‘£?s£r£~ » » SBrfivalji “ PLACE. A place to S»„r^ i* $*SXmL (third S"..l&a'S«0,S*ror ,nc,ud' C. PANGUS INC., Realtors Of** 7 0AYS A WEEK “° CALL COLLECT HA T.wi"Vlll» LAZENBY $500 POWN Pjetoly redecorated and hat car "•Jf1 J!',lnk ijgtty dining rooir rant "US* f^^^ulf'biw' wmsiTH pr,“- - ROYCE LAZENBY, Realtor >-&»&! ' HW WATERFORD HIGH " LAKE PRIVILEGE VACANT Attractive ^bedroom ranch wit SfSS J"r •"•*•- Priced SI 7.200. Tarim. Warden Realty 1434 W. Huron, Pontiac 333-7151 H no •mwff call 335-1190 MILLER AARON BAUGHEY REALTOR INVESTMENT CONSCIOUS? Com-mwcM I frontage pin home In city. Very cteen with carpeting, !"«d»r bedroom. Jutl SIMM with "O" down to 01. WE'LL TAKE YOUR OFFER on CLEAN .WEST SUBURBAN home with e bundle of feature*. Newly decorated s rooms end bath. Full Mio jprTvnegos. St.tJO bargain price FE 2-0262 SIS W. HURON___OPEN 7-7 ’tawash.'tgsi ssss-iSr»“,rs.”s: of new home*, Lake Orion an Sab Houses 49 ROSS Save at present prices! 3 & 4 BEDROOM FROM , $29,900 ssur —■ — OPEN DAILY - SUN. 14 P. Lakeland Estates .jssx-^s*Hwy- «• *■"• - 5TARTER HOMES P*"» W. sort, your lot or ™n^^INOFIBL5*iBU,|LD|NO *TI-YAN canI privileges: THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1967 % Bloomfield Schools ; poswniSSr Full prices W&F ' carpeted. 442-3307. 1W bathe. SYLVAN SHORES 9 otdroom brick, vestibule entrance, 35* living room, natural fireplace,, m braL PMm t£*' matmea* *337 Orchard' Lk. Rd._M24900 TAYLOR- PIONEER HIGHLANDS Thlt lovely a bedroom brick home features plastered walls, hardwood mlJrt' W» e»fhl lull baS !nWw» pi boat, I’/a car oaraoe. beautiful landscaped krtTnrarrar-pt ng and drapes Included. Home is in new condition intid* STiult t0 MM *f "Mot? ttrro WEST SUBURBAN ! 3 bedroom brick trl-level, Jorge living room, family asse it haat, attached jiwy, JOHNSON KETTERING SCHOOL DISTRICT && mam* A REAL DOLLHOUSE dmSX? fsSSSS.JP 'M** ** screened patio - MW'n» ,h" NORTH END Sroom I-story trai jnont - ] bedroc front porch — ga |provt107 Orchard Laho Rd. 334-3403 _____ -________334-3574 TRADE BARGAIN commercial frontage w. Lake Ave. has 5-room mod- tract. small hemt. etc. WRIGHT REALTY 302 Oakland. PE >4141 Cash tor all typea of property UNION LAKE AREA Included. You have to see this hor to appreciate It. Call YORK WK BUY OR 4-0363 4715 PlKla HWV._____ TUCKER REAITY CO. 553 Fontlac Staff Rank 334-1545 WK TRADE OR ' Drbyton I OFF KENNETT 3-bedroom ranch home — gamforcad air heat, home la very nut and cNen. Alan includes a bullt-ln stove and electric oven. PHA approved area. Selling lor only sn.too c*n YORK' WE BUY WE TRADE Of 44*43 OR 44343 4713 Dixie Hwv. Drayton Plelna ONLY $9,900 For thlt 3-bedroom home, close •0 If. Mkhealt , Church. Fur basement, shaded yard. Hurry on ttila one. NEAR SCHOOLS 9-bad room home, large living room ana dining robin, full batemant, 9-car garage, mortgage larma, 513,- "The Rolf* H. Smith Co. REALTORS 11.Tr — to! IIS « toe. FULLY INSUL ATED, tarda family kitchen LAKE PRIVILEGES. SHOO down SULATED, family kitchen. No money down. MODEL. Y0UNG-BILT HOMES REALLY MEANS BETTER-BILT Russell Yeung. 3344130 53V> W. Huron St. utica-rocheSYeB AREA. 1 BE& room brick, scenic creek, buljt-Ins, cerpetjng, fireplace, garage, owner. QMJoiT 731-1740. Mlf-ehtrlng aluminum *'«™» -1*1 screens, 2-car ga-{JJJ- Priced at 017,m. Look BLACK LAKE NEAR CHEBOYGAN In MichlM Pi?' y., on. beautiful Black Lake, lovely home with large Jfvlng room, formal dining nx birch and etalnleM steel kltch Scar attached garage, many free, beautifully landsca grounds. Priced at OfObMoT tra water-front available. NICH0LIE-HUDS0N FE 5-1201 OR FE 4-8773 GILES COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Mb' frontage on a main trav- WEST SIDE 5-room bungalow, basement, tw car garage, aluminum storms end screen*, fenced yard, paved NEAR FISHER BODY Only 03,500 down end take over present mortgage tor this 4-room homo built In 1743. Full basement, with recreation room, aluminum storms and screens. Aluminum awning in front. I IRWIN PIONEER HIGHLANDS JdTwng"' fit ' ' g fireplace. Ef-• dlibwaabar. 9 car tjclancy Enclosed rear | garage. Shown rrttid at $22,550. WEST SUBURBAN Beautiful It what you'll sav whin Klsf.^bifiLSSajEsi recreation roo in rear. Has /PW f-lfc CmiWHIt.hcTMtwIU.h > gang to hurry over. My mother’s defrosting!’ TED'S Trading Sols Housei KENT ESTABLISHED IN 1*14 IS*. FT. LAKE FRONT - mol Mattingly IMMEDIATE POSSESSION We hey* I beautiful new Weinberger homes available for Ifrime- *30.000 Including Idt. Will take your home as doom paymant or frede on any ef thaea. Immediate Possession This btautltul Sbedroom homa Is tocatad on Lake oaktondr has a kitchen, sseSt edf Raiment, raced yard. A vary nice hem* $10,900 Gl TERMS This cny llttto bungalow H where1 the sir blows fresh _ I Clean on a Me* large tor to the BRICK COLONIAL You can sit back and *n|oy on* el the 1 fireplaces In larat colonist. 1 bedrooms, 2 bl 1 living room, dining room, with i 024.700. we'll take your home or equity In frpde. LAKE OAKLAND This beautiful Weinberger ham* h complete In every detail, hat a beeutjflito .liwiWoilGed yard including apHtiklHw system, blacktop driveway, yard (Mil and shruba, has a walk-out basement, with petto, down to water's edge. Inend drapes, I bed- carpeting anc bath and VS. JUDSON PARK—ROCHESTER This beautiful ranch hat 3 bedrooms, tw baths, full hassment. full brick. Located on a beautiful «* BEDROOM BRICK NEAR home. IT MUST BE YOU. If you Sy van Lake. Full basement na-fhaaga. ef 217 Work rage and tanc^ yar” «3k fkxSt to ths graatar Pontiac Area, earn carpeting, ceramic" It bam, M» ijraWis^y^M1 Floyd Kent, Inc., Reoltor CALIFORNIA ---------------- lovely _______ —idi a type fireplace room. WitlJ aStb to* patioi ssw jM Full price: *20^00, ask ier H-SI WEST SUBURBAN SMALL ARMIES Welcome at this larat ranch on. an acre of1 Frushour LAKE FR0NT- llnlng room, * family fireplace, and petto Iking the lake. 1 to*. | rooms, 2M bathi 9 APARTMENTS Shewing an Income ef *1270 > "per month. Consists of t hwnwTaiVeRd conwtloh. cj^to downtown. Large Annett Inc. Realtors 21 E. Huron St 3304440 Offto* Open Even Inge A Sunday GOOD SELECTION OF LOTS. BUILDING miS OW MER ESTATES WITH LAKE LAKE . LEGES. LAKE FRONT on mohmiYlauI AND SEV. OTHER GOOD BUILD- ____ ESTAT PRIVILEGES. ON MOHAV " AL-PAULY _ 4514 Dixie, rear eV OWN#R, S BEDROOM, SLEEP-Mg porch, basement, turn., new decorated. Lake privileges. *7730. "Buy direct from Beauty-Rite and Save" BEAUTY-RITE HOMES ....3530 Pontiac Lake Rd. LIVING our family will be d why not? This new — has 3 bsd- 111.78k ■ it!tu?ly**!sn6 Land Can't Be Manufactured SO_WHY NOT ACQUIRE A NICE PARCEL OF S OR 10 ACRES FOR A MORE SECURE TOMORROW 1W. ACRES within 7 minutes ef ’•torafc: ACRES. Hilltop < m miles ef LAKE FRONT HOMES—TIeW-umd-J. l. Deity Co. 3-71U LAKE FRONT - > BEDROOM CuS-tpm built brick, pteetered walls, Anderson windows, Youheetowh Wtclwn with built-lns, 20x20- living IT"' .Wlw* O'olna era* has marbi* 1 aci1Hl hlffy lend, Ortomrilto are*. $7050, *1500 down. 35 ACRES, Mat amors area, pend utes. Lets *975, 5440 Dixie HwvTwitoribrd. M47 end 72*3 Camalot, So. R >0 Per cant down homes with take privileges on Svl-I 425-3095. fhls^r’mo^NoI^ ^^M^r. P0N^C' -^A" can be arranged. NO. 7-jS „„ ! ACRfi. LOTS AND LOTS OF LOTS Drayton Pit. SO* X ISO* $1000. WATERFORD REALTY *• m multiple Listing Service H. oxierd area, TOWNSHIP rosf Rotting 1*. acre parcel that lay* perfect which contains 454 tael of ImMf Ell mad frontage, idni tar that smett ROCHESTER curved streets. A view tar miles. arlto oMto* hSnee.*"- t°ca*M *" INDIANW00D AREA Wooded tot Ideal tor f .level home or ranch. Includes privileges on Little Cedar Lake. Paved street In area of| beautiful homes *3500. Warren Stout, Realtor “ " ' " M FE 54145 TODAY'S-BUYS HAVE.YQU BEEN LOOKING ! high, « Full price: tllXT excellent ra- OPEN EVES. AND SUNS. For fast action list lcoz,Iwiv?E“"°SM "a.hch, wan-; PONTIAC LAKE I fl« ra.“rft!c".Sr garaga* 2SS E!» i lanced yard. oaved sl?«t. sio,y! ^ ™»?rv •ttr*tjve bun *. HOW ABOUT 3.1 ACRES - 1 rr from Clarktfon with a parf countrys FNA farms. spacious Val-U-Way| Claude McGruder ' 7 ROOMS, 1600 SO. FT. Realtor | WATERFORD AREA 'ffiditoV"'” “p$2500 DOWN ——-----I--------------- 4,1 living apace you could w a 24' Jvy-car garage Is oftarad ANNETT West Side Brick 3-bedroom homa with lull basement and gas haat. Corner lot and 2-car garaga. Convenient to city bus line and TC' “-- session tq 015.700 Ottawa Hills •rick h to a new let ton. You dining THINKING OF SEUING OR TRADING HOMES - OBT OUR BITIt^ATB BEPOR■ YOU SFL ttarrrit -b. w.rz &ttu « jsi the key. HERRINGTON HILLS Sharp 34edroom brick catad an a 50'xl30' tot. gas heat, til* bath, alum, storms and screens. Ml basement with paneled rec. room. Only 01,700 to move In. Assume present mortgage of $11*00. No mortgage costs or credit reports. R. J. (Dick) VALUET REALTOR FE 4-3531 340 Oakland Ave. Open 7 to 7 STOUTS Best Buys Today 4 BEDROOMS Walk to Oakland Unlveralty tram thlt 4-bedroom ivy-story home bullt-ln 1751 Municipal wator and Serving northeast Pontiac lor II yrs. J.'!' JOJLYN AVi! FE 14471 REALTOR MLS TIMES ATTENTION Gl _ Spacious tot »"h 4-room bungalow. W*ll-lo-io„irtM wall carpeting In living rn—< ' /w-car Oil furnac*. Good west si [ ping center"' llOM^Only0clothe ,or vour ln,p*cMon •* ««-000. TOM REGAN REL ESTATE frMB. It's vacant In the f adjoining b bedrooms enend ^.Vd M N- Opdyka VACPir-kOLLiNO. '®rA£?,8i~ nbae et4 lake NO 4-27 Springfield Twp., roll COUNTRY RANCH With ) nice mant, oil torcad air lx Jached garaga, soma ef street. This I ass of being you will hav pick tom* tiles If you purchase tor th* particulars. GETTING MARRIED? PHONE: 682-2211 514^ CatS’Elizabefh Road ■__________OPEN DAILY ' d Twp., rolling and partly zoned agrlcuitural~$7800- "Buzz" • BATEMAN E | $1500 down. tatsj oh* It lancad Insurtaq 7yESDM^Hw.AT«aMDli - -------------bungalow,I’M* ACRES, W.060E0 RlviR lor the children. 1VV-story tat dining roon on first floor, lurnaca. two natural living room, one in tin room 2-car ga ■ Irontag* _ _ Oj.I EM 3-4***. r - ACRES POP 7RIVACY, PLEAS. FE 2-2144. L. your now bride over hold of your own lx ____ I cozy family room, paved drlva, ^ ana. attedied *cer earaee - Sc. rwm WE ARE PROUD | c!tt 5, »ro* F.H.A. TERMS at 1120 S. Lapeer Road, at corner , of^Drahnar Road, tar vour convanl- ^ Mm“i5, 1 located on the East tide NO. 10 ; featuring a full baserm til, PRICE REDUCED slraat. Priced' right al $14,70*. loj “NVrY& ®Wontract.^w wh-.l 4* Acra horra .arm trad* 80 TO 800 ACRES m lower Michigan. Da try. grain, beet or hogs! Nam* your term nrads. we bay* It at on* ef "Michigan*" Farm Real Eetata Headquarters — Dean Realty Co., Coldwater, Michigan. Dali A. Dean Farm Broker and Auctioneer. Writ* •L ean 517-27»-2377—days or 517-274-4127—nights. Sal* Farm* HORSE FARM r2«Sri Clarkston schools ' IT* limit/ at* gott co upled. A n dura groei... ___________ ______ 113500 *2,500 down | NO. 2* tract or a taatonablejtarn to quail- "FfJU irtlculars. PLUS CLOSING COSTS with FHA 1 fenced yard. I Brewer Real Estate ay mant r..72CAR .OARAOE. | we TWnk Ourtofra (d VaUws— J? .gwyelOur Ltd of. Good Prospects - BARGAIN Everyone wants e bargain and — we have them hare In HI-HILL LIST WITH O'NEIL REALTY 2-car REAL NICE. Ownar* NO. 74 HOW ABOUT THIS? EVERYTHING you hew Atk* You Glad You Called in. ini RAY O'NEIL, Realty *17.790.1 352* Pontiac Lake Road OR 4-2222 MLS FE 4-8576 intaMib»Es* ROSS L^rgo 150 ft. clrclo < In Nor $16,950 Save at present prices! I ivy. baths, studio callings. Watkins 24 rolllni on Lorona. (2MM. Only *2,- catad pavau roadr'”' W*H LADD'S OF PONTIAC 3477 Lapeer Rd._________371-3300 BEAUTIFUL, WELL RESTRICTED 7- and KFaae homesltes In Clerke- toni School Dtotrld, *5,700 to- with IQ par cant down. FE_ BY OWNER-BEAUTIFUL 7 ACRES near T i 54*7. . CASS LAKE PRIVILEGES Lots prlcad a* low as *950. soma on canal* tor *1270. All have sewer and municipal water. BRAPWAY CO. WO 247BB. Ml 7-OU GR0VELAND TOWNSHIP bitomonf and 2-car Pi- LITTLE THINGS MEAN • ■ u »PP**Hng i aa*y w: mt Lake lovtly ti •tching tl k*fC»S *1500 down on *Cnd°ci RENT BEATER: at only *7750 prlcat Comfortable 2-bedroom NO DOWN PAYMENT to qua.... Ing veteran) |uat closing costs to move you In and low monthly payments. Be your own landlord and save money. CALL NOW! king die. MODEL HOMES l‘°lSrL;tfC,?,?'a.AND SHORES: Colo- ™ with niflts. Tri-levele and r.n/han inatMt a ol Williams Ing tar a tot Of breeze i hen 12x12, carpeted living n 12x15, oak Imre, gas haal nualllv all lha .a, a,— 214jD0. OR »174« ' HOT-SPOT 13iy commercial frontage an th* MTStiSS! ™ RIDGEWAY REALTOR MLS — INDUSTRIAL PLANT Industrial uae. City i HOWARD T. KEATING 444-1334 LAKE PROPERTY ItomEJin IldhSo, rauHBS: swimming, wtator sports, Dixie U.rSd 1-75, ETREAT Ever feel Ilk* getting away tram Rati and MURE to th* M timber*? Beautiful wooded, rolh Ing 40 acre*, on Andersonvllle Read, near Penllac, Flint and Davleburg. Lifted at STM per acre, trams. « OTHER ACREAGE AND LAKE PROPERTIES AVAILABLE C. NESLEY, Agent, Davhburg 313-425-327* or 313437-5730 occupancy. *55,000, terms. Annett Inc. Realtors 2* E. Huron SI. 33*-04/ PARTRIDGE "IS THE BIRD TO SEP' LIGHT MFG. rap. 2* x * ft. building, lower gw*.water, ga* heat, off Ira, ever, heed door. Lot *o x 120, anchar lanced, used as machln* shop, J* rott pnht M?^* with *4-500 down. (1*( par month. ASK FOR NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOG PARTRIDGE REALTORS I FE 441 la Til 7:1 a BY OWNER-2 BEDROOM FURN. tottod. t1^" --^ HAVE: . . Ability to eelMB ttx Tom Bateman. Realtor FE 8-7161 OppertvnHie* 59 FORSALEOR FDR LEASE, COM--'' pteto machine shop, s. Lyen ini, Phan* 437-MN or 437-2451. THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, i967 BhImii OppertEiMee 59 loop MOO II. on Cooley Ltkt Rd. mar Elizabeth Like, alio hat fronton on Clinton River. Includes older homo. 16 ACRES Near Pontiac Airport, Ideal Industrial site, terms. We have clients with leased commercla buildings Witting tetrode tor vacant land. If Interested give us • can. BATEMAN COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT 377 S. Telegraph Rd. 330-7641 L Evas. A 3344107 ALL YOU CAN MAKE IS MONEY One of America's leading credit organizations Is looking tor reliable men t» CASH IN ON THE CREDIT CARD BOOM with an exclusive local regional or state wide franchise. Our unique service allows retail business firms te honor over 30 million credit cards now In use. Including ma|or oil company cards with guaranteed payments. This Is a highly enumerated financial posl- en size of area — must be bondable and have late model car. Reply In full or send resume to: Howard Coeway, P.O. Box 312 Business opportunity MAN OR WOMAN Reliable person from this area to service and collect from auto-malic dispensers. No experience needed. We Mtabltsh accounts tor you. Car, references and Si50 to SI725 cash capital necessary, to 12 hours weekly nets excel monthly Income. Pull time me... For local Interview, write Eagle 4723 Excelsior ~ SJ414. EompletE oolp rAnge Equip- ment:. mowers, .trackers, ball pjck- NATIONAL BUSINESS KERS PE 3-7341 SERVICE STATION mars. 40 years of operation, mum Investment. For further CHgo. Ray Karr, SPARE TIME INCOME Refilling and collecting m from (NEW TYPE) high qu coin operated dispensers In area. No selling, to quality must, have car, references, to 22,100 cash. Seven te twelve hours weakly can net excellent gwntlwy Income. '.Mora, toSA nrTT*- i BURGH, y»*j »&ws~ao«d preim «?»•"» down m|i put you In ouslnoss, PIFEP^ REALTY. Phono oroo 313, TAVERN with food top-natch operation In Oakland County Town. Goad gross. .All new open kitchen. Price of*j5,0M> down Including all brick bull* ■' mg with attractive apartment up. Liquor vote coming ^up In March. Now It the time firbuy- Warden Realty 0434 w, Huron, Pontlec 333-7107 1 TO 50 LAND CONTRACTS Urgently needed. See ue bek WARREN STOUT, Realtor 1410 N. Opdyke Rd. PE M14I ______Open Eves. ‘Ill 3 p.m. ACtlON On your lead contract, targe or amen, cell Mr. Hlltor, PE 3417*. W—fed Ceotrocti-lllltg. 60-A 1 TO SO UNO CONTRACTS Urges** needed. See go beter WARREN STOUL Realtor CASH PE 47MI. 'ret. >T 4dh“i"Mr. Clerk WiEttd CiEtnKts-Mtg. 60-A CASH POE LAND CONTRACTS. H. j. Van Welt. 4040 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1301 Meaty te Leon (Licensed Mem LOANS COMMUNITY IS ■■ LAWRBNCe LOANS riffle TO S1.00Q welly on tint vtaH. Quick. Mu helpful. FE 2-9206 Is ths numbsr to call OAKLAND LOAN CO. SOS Pontiac Statu Bank Bldg. 94 - PrMev >.7 Sew LOANS S20 to SIAM hired Payment Plan Baxter b Livingstone Finance Co. Sssl Cali -----g—x. At •HI® •RPPPGWPP WwOTH V9 Vi WHAT YOU'D EXPECT TO PAY 3 ROOMS BRAND NEW FURNITURE $277 . 12.50 Mr WMk LITTLE JOE'S Bargain Houst 1461 Baldwin at Walton, FE 2-6142 _ ; Acres of Free Parking .. Eves, *tH ft Set. TII4 EI Terms I WOULD .LIKE tS*~SEU. A Hamilton Dryer •nd'a Hotpolnt washer. Working condition. S3S ee. REFRIGERATORS, APARTMENT sizo stove, Youngetewn Sink Unit, 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE FOR ' Including refrigerator and •..Like new. 33*7414 bt*J— 3 Rooms Furniture BRAND NSW $288 $2.50 Weekly PEARSON'S FURNITURE 110 E. Pike PE 4-7331 Between P'iddock end City Hall Open Man. and Fri.’tll I o.m. 007.00 - ell tor *86. Cell < Inlaid tile txr 7c w Floor Shop—2255 Elizabeth Lake “Across From the Moll" anus, . Call 0" GAS STOVE. CHAMPAGNE walnut dining room suite. 7' portable bar. FE 24 507. 30" STOVE, 047, GAS DRYER, 040. gas water Malar, 010, bunk beds, living room wife, 130, living min chairs, clarinet, *45! G. Her- A BIO SAVINGS On custom draperies (over 1,000 fabrics to choose from). Tern to suit you. Save also on rouphi storing and carpet, Cali nail far FREE estimate In year heme. ggle HousekeM Goods For Sole MhcellaneoBs 67 CARNIVAL REPOSSESSED ITEMS Black and white TV* Refrigerator* Dryer*, ate. Goodyear Service Store 137S Wide Track Dr., Wit Pontiac 1 Open Friday «tll 9 p.m. ROPER GAS RANGE: BREAKFAST set. Ft *3)20, ________ SCRATCHED REFRIGERATORS SEAR'S CLASSIC TOP OVEN GAS range. 24 Olenweed. PE 0-7024. SEPTEMBER SPECIALS OR 44371. SINGER DIAL-A-MATIC Zig-zag sewing machine. Embroiders, appliques, buttonholes, otr — lets model school trade-in -Terms ef^ p£R ^ OR $59 CASH New machine guarantee Universal Sewing Center FE 4-0905 ............. BUFFET and large dining room table, antique record cabinet, tables, lames, coffee fables. Cone's, PE 04642. 70 Chamberlain BUY NOW, JUSf iW.'ito* SNOWBLOWERS NEW SNOWMOBILES (MADE BY TRADE WINDS, 4 MODELS Super Tiger is h.p. to 20 h.p. HOUOHTEN’S Rochester 041-7010 CAMPER. CANVASS - OUTSIDE. Light aluminum frame. Fits most mw. bed pickup. *t30. FE C~ BTroUlPMENf. 2 RADIOS, electrle,.shan Hdwe.7Ytt Jc LIKE NEW, i Blue. Lustre. Rent DITCH-WITCH TRENCHER P5A rant. Will deliver, pickup. 4*2-3020 Before 7 «.m„ after 7 p.m. 356-2075 dog Muses, insulated, /most sSee. 740 Orchard Lake ijd. .. DRAFTING BOARDS AND TABLES, V and r. Fornr — i Drayton, OR *47*7, Dixie, ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES FOR all rooms. 1947 designs: pull dawn, stars. Bedroom St.it f Prices, only FE 44462. BEAGLES, 9 WEEKS OLD, t FE-mem, Sit ee. 1 male *10. 30P1- SjSgfol&r Fjeedneme boxtralnod. 651-7325. BEAUTIFUL LARGE WOOLY PUP- mos„ S0O. l5t.2042. ftWAVk ITT fills FREE TO dies. AKC registered poodle puppies. Mother and fattier smalL 602-0)43. GERMAN AKC Ml SHEPHERD PUPPY porch tt.00. Irregulars, sample ------ ' — Ha give, Mid Fluorescent, 393 Orchard Lk 120. G. A. IATH TUB. | 7005 M-59 W. for zlg zeg or fancy Mitch**.] _ f°r Finest In , Top-Quality Merchandise st>Ate HkATEk, fuel gas Montgomery Ward 44* GERMAN SH£p#ifcD AKC REG- LOVELY SIAMESE KITTENS > EM 3-70M Mini-toy poodles, 6kLl 394-0274, miniature DiMsNuNDs 6 wk. range, antique bt 637-14134 PavliburB, bed-dresier-stove. SUPER BUY only 3 mos., 1907 Singer bed jHii “ rots hn Finger tip controls ham*. j melons ■... H .... sewing. Exc. condition. Yours only 057.00 cosh or SS a mon Call Free pinking ■ with purchi TOUCH AND SEW uM fancy er bobbin, \ Must tacrlflcb for only 370.03 cash or t7,M a month. Guaranteed 33*42*3, Household Appliance. Free . pinking with purchase ALL HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. Rugs, curtains, beds, etc. 044 w Huron. AMirrMlNT SIZE GAS RANGE.! Omar good appliance*. MICHIGAN APPLIANCE CQ. 3202 PIXIE HWY. 4734011! a>A!¥M*sikfB electric range 685. Sofa bad* 6371. Elec trie demse dryer 114. 44avtaa bedrooms, I*. Lot*_ei USED TV* *19.95 COLOR TVs *150 Repo. Proa of frost freezer is tt. *149.90. SWEETS RADIO AND APPLIANCE, INC. 22 W. Huron ---- Pontiac Mali FRIGIDAIRE WASHER AND DRY-■tor, (term 33V5X3310, 2 FURNACES — HOt AIR-HOT WA-ter-genjil 5 rm. eve. *595. A A M Selfs. 438-1501, OA 0-3966. glaDiDla flats, good condi- tlon. 3454 S. Blvd., Troy. UL 2-3110 garAm OR GARAGE LUMBER, will bargain. FE 5-5354.________ GARAGE DOORS Factory cletronco on No. 2 doors, all sizes, low prices. Berry Door Sales Co. 2400 E. Lincoln, Blrmlng- “I don’t know how to use the word ‘tax’ in a sentence, but I know it’s got something to do with Pop’s patience!” PEDIGREED AMERICAN HUSKY *25. No papers. FE 2-5447. PEKINGESE PUPPIES. WHITE tud service. POODLE BiAUTY SALON Clippings—AKC Pups-Stud Service Pet Supplies—002-6401 or 6824927 Sporting Goods____________9*1 fe aoo*7 14 GAUGE ITHACA PUMP, WITHjRl£5lFft*“ polychoke, *75, *75. 20 gauge Win- S m chaster S25. 30 carbine wlth4 pow-!„ 3 m ^ ' er scepe SW. 4024004. i^jTjaflCTm simi 300 SAVAGE RIFLE. MEN'S RED; . Jr; , ■«. .... H hunting suit (lerge) FE 3.1609. ISHELTIBS. TOY COLLIES. SABLES A A C hYr Y SUPPLIES. BAtiK'S ARCHERY SALES. 24.Michigan A vs. FE 542*4.____________ BOWS AND ARROWS—3344349 GENE'S ARCHERY-714 W. HURON CASH FOR ANY TYPE OF GUNS HALL'S AUCTION SALES. MY 3-1871. COMPLETE DEER EQUIPMENT. * weeks, 605-1479. 0, 39). SIAMESE KITTENS ______33*0808 SMALL MALE WHITE TOY Poodle, 22___'' H THREE LbVEABLE KITTENS, te* chlnery. DM u ers, count ba Between Holly backhaa* and trucks, ly and Ftrrton* MA DRAG LINE AND FRONT END loader. In Exc. condition. Also sssr-ttia? ai sjst jz yst JOHN DEERE AND NEW IDEA CO., OrtemrllBT NA 7-3292- 1907 LIBERTY. 12'x60' SKIRTED ' erri shwl? LoceteS ln beautiful ate oeeuiioney, roes., FE 3-W57 or T ATTENTION Felf stack deerence. .Tremendous WATERFORD MOBILE HOMES 0333 Highland Rd. SPECIAL SALE ON 1907 Bolen Tractors. ^ Model No. 700 (7 hp. with rocoll), complete with 32" rotary mower. On|yt000- 1 price Inctodes 4ll gear transmission and differential! 6 forWert speeds, power teke4ff drive. N»td- KING BROS. FE *1303 FE *3734 Pontiac Rd. at Opdyke Rd. $$$$$ Aug. Clearance Sale Phoenix convertible campers. Win-nebago and Phoenix pick-up campers, 16', ir, iv* vacation trellis. REESEPAND*DRAW-TITE HITCHES KOWLAt$%i%j8t^ENTAU ' 3255 Dixie 0R 3-1456 BEST MOBILE HOME SALES OPEN DAILY 12 A.M. TO 9 P.M. THE- ALL NE ■p CHAMPIONS. Numerous " Including FANDW. 020 Htghl; West of 1 On Display at: Cranberry Lake Mobile Heme COuWrY CLUB LIVING AT I fS Jfmr - I,; 1 365-5276 2 bedri SSiy.Vrlro *4J»6'ciih i I vie Miller. MO *4444. AIRSTREAM L.GHTWEIGHT TRAVEL TRAILERS Since 1932. Guaranteed foi See them and get. a. Mon ot Warner Trailer 0*1 BRADLEY CAMPER, sloeport end covers. 320 Drayton Plains. OR HE CAMPERS — 3645 AND UP. GOOD-•II, 3100 S. Rochester Rd. • I weeks — 0304320. "m, FE 24042. AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAG si: prlca*. feva House. 8> I __ and Thur*. $5.50 PER M0. FOR 8 MOS. OR $44 CASH BAL. Universal Sewing Center FE 4-0905 BARGAINS -Chins cabin LAST DAY - SOFA, No. 130 E. 33S-H47, BttOROOM SET COMPLETE wiTH bedj 175. Odd tobies, etc. FE %■, BRAND-NEW BNP AND COFFEE tables. SMS ee. kittle Joe's. FI BRONZE OR CHROME OINETtE Hie. BRAND NEW. Large WANTED TO BUY •d glen lamps pr la i lamp shades. FE 44094. goods, maternity clothes, 500 s. Blvd. E joods, mlsc. 2555 Bander off----------------- 336-5677 Helchary, --------angles, channeL! beams, plate, pipe. BOULEVARD SUPPLY FE 3-7001 CAREFREE TOPPERS 10; At Oakland Camper 13354*34 Baldwin Ot Cl _ ‘.M.DEER HUNTERS SCHOOL BUS WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS At GARAGE SALE. WEDNESDAY AND [ Thun. S6pt. 27 and 26. 9 a.m. till I hwv. orm/m.' Xl# r S p.m. Purnlturey clothing I mlsc. AMO Lflurwlton. Clark?;ton DAWSON'S SPECIALS EVINRUDE, snowmobile now on display. Or- every FRIDAY *r Whr end sew. Special prices |V|RY SATURDAY 7:00 P.M-i cempor, sirow O. OR 44371 S »#r.h«c,uSbc«°& iS, P *JHWM600» land end snow vehicle. Demonstra-i nSSr nrttes everv auction T““ «'S» h. W. High-' w, £“^a£iMell7c RltfO* Consignments welComs I £ B AUCTION Hickory Rd. Lei I____, DAWSON'S SALES!, E NAUGAHt ESTATE: t’UNNltURE, 74 p,m. 132-5470. RN THOSE UNNEI HOLD ITEMS Ih Resale Shop open _ accepting consignments. 165-A FLEA MARKET* OCT. 1 mlindt tint Croscent Lake n ptoie araiyiSictos.“FE iSm. ANBT'OUE FULL size brass bed, :USTOM ANTIQUE REFINISHING. Speclanilng In line antique re-tlnlihlng. furniture repair of all , all work guaranteed. Harold AT TIPSICO LAKE. Phone 429- ' 2179. . I DOUBLE BARREL MUZZLE LOAD-! OR 3-2717 S. of WaMWl Wed.-Thurs., Sept. 27 and 86. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 31189 E. Rutland. Blrmlnghamp north ot 13 Mila and 3034 W. Huron. ____ GIFTS—GAGS—JOKES AND NOV oltlas. Liberal Bill's Outpost. 3365 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-9474. GhAViLY WECHESTER 2 fAAO ALEMITE ON THE CAR BALANC reiAroygaa.*88-H»H A«° CUSTOM ENGINE REBUILDING, cylinder boring, pin fitting, auto-motive machine ehop service, hy-draullc cylinders, leek, Ngnm end pert*. Pontiac Motor Parts, 1014 Ml. Clemens St. Fi beiCN._ BilAVBL FIT EQUIPMENT FOR making 22-A. 10-A and by-products. OLIVER , HG BULLDOZER, W95. This Is mant m> body, ell__ BBS |_____ BHB_______ ______ gang mowers that cut S' wide.1 STREET sweeper, Mmr • — ■PI . cab. This mowsr new Is types, all work guaranteed. Harold k**06- ,* Rfcherdsen. 3C4IS1. Mon.~Pri hearing aid, tv, MONTHS OLD. EgffrflREb PLAYER FIANO fig. I 427-245*. attar 4. MitsiCQl OUNS 073-7144 after 5 P.M. I DEAL ^FOR^’HUNTERS — 9x12 NEW' AND USED ARCHERY equipment. Big discount. Selling gut. Custom mads arrows. 402-417*. _________ See How Much Better A SNOWMOBILE CAN BE 1968 SN0-SP0RT ON DISPLAY ATt- MG SALES & SERVICE 4447 Dixie Hwy. ■ itcehn JOSEPH ALEXANDER HOME AND PERSONAL ESTATE AUCTION Thuraday Sept. 2*> 10 t Jii. At 503 South Broad SL. Holll Reel Estate Sales at Auction 1 I 503 s. Breed , tt.. unifies. Hotly, Michigan. Lot 45 nas er frontage, 121' deep with a IF offset In the rear. Let 44 has 4F frontage, It rods deep OSS') both In Supervisor's Plat No. 2. Terms 10 per cent down cash er certified check DITIONED polished alum Excellent. Enclosed tent awning. Exlrae. 4 cyl, Awheel drive Jeep gHilty wagon. Reeee hitch. Need cash. First 12995 or sell trailer separate. Entrance Oakland Hills Trailer Park. 25720 Orchard Leke. Rd. S. of 11. New 1967 Winnebago 14W «... travel trailer,. Sleeye STATEWIDE REAL ESTATE 1041 S. Lapeer Rd. Lake Orion cash within 1S| E staff subject to OAKLAND CAMPER Open dally until t:30 p.m. All day Sundays - Aluminum covers 4195 end up 3354634 Baldwin at Col PEARSON'S FURNITURE CHEST OP DRAWERS (NEW! COLOR fV BARGAINS. LITTLE ■■■■■MnQji EARLY AMERICAN MAPLE AM-PM radio, TV, stone comblne- flen. Kell S0S-71SI eitor 1_ ElCO ALL TRANSISTOR FM AND DINETTE SET FITH * CHAIRS. 1 leaves. Good condition. FE 54146. DISHWASHERS, BELOW COST, only). Floor seme las outs, regular MW new still In crates, full wm Me Joe's Bartaiii Heua at Walton, 70)4ttt~ Close- Some IR, S35. WASHER, S75. APT refrigerator, «9. TV set, MS. FM radio, TV, stereo esmbine-flen. Cell 335-715S after 3. ELECtRlC RANGE. FRlOlDAIRE. refrlgielor ELECTRIC S10VE, SIS, GAS STOVE 135. Refrigerator with top treater *49, Wringer Washer *40. O. Harris. FE 5-2744. FREIGHT DAMAGED BEDROOMS end living rooms, save elm ‘ - Jr ' tTk# JOS'* ! ini HOUSE, Baldwin at Walton IAIN M 2- lelge rug, 9‘xlF. 140. 14" ange, *30- 473-7340, ___________ GAS STOVE, FULL SIZE. COPPER lone, used 2 mo., S149. O, A. Thompson. TOM MS0 Weet. GOLD 10' 3 PIECE DIAMOND SEC-•Ip modern styling. 1 yr. old: . condition. Fl a-liM._________________ HOUSEHOLD SPECIAL 0 A MONTH BUYS 3 ROOMS . FURNITURE - Consists of: tplece living room outfit with 2-pleco -living ream suite, 2 stop tables. I ' cocktail labia, * tobie M id rxir Tplece ' 14 ACRES - W MILE FROMi Hubbard Lake. MS tt. an black top. Beeutttul setting, Trede or 1947 car. Alr-cendltlonlne a must Phone Dorris and Sen, Realtors OR 44324 or OR 3-2925. and laMe. All tor MW Your '» good it Wyman's W\ MAN FURNITURE CO 10 HEAVY MALLAkO DUCKS. SELL or trad* FE MM7. 46 Hp-sestf ^to^TswaF-for deer rifle er shotgun, 4t*4t*4-1*19 bUlCK, TRADE F6h WtiAT 1942 DODGE FOR MOTORCYCLE or Ski beat. 4M-I0M. “ BOW AND ARROWS FOR GUNS. BANKS' ARCHERY SALES CAR RECORD PLAYER FOR , Elizabeth' Ul, will accept term , machinery, pickup truck er small , housetralfier as down payment. 333- . 7689. ■■ ___ . SWAP: 1940 MONDA 140 ICRAM-. bier tor ctoen GM station wagon. , Cell OR 4-2330 after 4:30 p.m. WaNTWO - 6Lbii uiBO PURNi-ture, beaks, dishes, mlsc. tor cash. 391-2347, FV Clerk. WATER SOFTENEER, CAR TOP ' carrier tor «dwt-hav*yeu. 33b with chairs and ternary, brass fireplace set, EM 3-40*7 KIRBY SWEEPER EXCELLENT CONDITION - (50 FULL GUARANTEE Kirby Service & Supply Co. 1017 Dixie HWY,________674-2234 LIKE NEW - WALNUT FRENCH PROVINCIAL^ DINING. ROOM SUITE. BUFFET. TMLI, J CHAIRS AND CHINA CABINET. AUK) f YEAR OLD APARTMENT SIZE ROPER GM RANGE. CALL PE i ! AFTER 0 P.l LINOLEUM RUGS. MOST SIZES. *3.49 up. Petrsen'o Furniture. 21* E. Pike St, FE »7MI. M Ah6 O A ll V bUNCAN PHYFE drop leaf dining room lablo with 6 chair*. 678; Blond* oak dining rtem table, 4 chqlrt, buffet and China cablrwti 1150; Good condltlor 624-4146. Maple chiB ANb ‘ MSnTfWt 3344153 after: MASSIVE BEDROOM SUITE AND 9 piece dining room sutt, 335-392*. MlieELLANEOUS HOUSEHOLD —i.u, *19: stove, *35: retrlger. tor, *•: Mm room set, ITS: bed room eel, Uii chest, s}Oi dresser, M2: and table sal, M0: piano: desk: dryer, MS: new round dl-nsfto, *49; new pedroom set, nt9. M. C. Uppvd, *09 N. Perry. REPOSSESSED STEREO '■ssi HW, TV * ReWes 3" USED TV S29.9S Melton TV. FE 2-22V Open 94 515 E. Walton, comer rf Joslyn r' iLO^Dtf tAdl^lITe $100. 688-4547 affir 18. 21” COLOB UtA Vicrdtt tv. S1S0 _______ 6» 9S.0M BTU, *75: two 26 . wURLITZBR AND THOMAS ORGANS AND PIANOS INSTRUCTIONS AND INSTRUMENTS JACK HAGAN MUSIC 449 Elisabeth Lake Rd. ]3bM0S *1*2 Ceotey Lake Rd. WURLITZER ^ELECTRIC Pt>N6, A* F- “ r?i! . OR *414* eftor its*. hubcaps. 27*0 j, Walton. new; worn very little, call used; lbwand mahogany ready hung doers, Inckidn soito Iambi, herowKltS ea. 5, 30x4'*" 1. 24x*'9" 1, 36X4'*7'. FE 571)70. USED STEEL PRIME WINDOWS, PB *4177. r URNIYUIirUlIb Store iquipmoiit 73 GOOD’ USED SUPER MARKET equipment. Rsfrta«mOfW!nr>' tou* display table*. 4gbi3n7 pSyrauTs.wss,"!? M beautiful an display. ISO J* eM *39.50. MIcM-yan Ftooroacy, 391 Orchard Lk., bio rummage salB. noyai Oak Branch Farm ami Oar dan Worn* TaSVTS car washer Rees. FE 44*42. WARD'S PdUVf tractor wtth dump trailer, i tow and rero-thlar. Beet liffl^ CABlNIt' beautltul Singer your* lor at 029.70 or. *s per mo. m' sawing Machines pi S4S9S. 71-A LESSONS PIANO LESSONS Exc. selection at ussd M guns. fiTEKTl —1 spom f&. ** EACHli;*39d buehel, bring contalnersT Rd. and Walton Blvd. 1001 440 INTEBNATIONAL, FRONT m ..........i TRAVEL TRAILERS Ynur dealer tor -LAYTON, CORSAIR ROBINHOOD. TALLY HO tthew and used tenors hi Mock ALSO CORSAIR J> c£UF-CAMPERS NEW SERVICE DEPT. Ellsworth Traitor Sales 4577 Dixie HWV.___615.4400 TROTWOOD BIG IN SAFETY — COMFORT — ECONOMY — INDEPENDENT WMC|L SUSPENSION •EEL SUSPEND JOHNSON'S FE 44410 WE CARET THE FAMOUS Franklins—Crt.s Fans—Monitor ThunderBird, Ritz-Craft Travel Trailers Skamper and PleasureMate Campers—7 6 8 Sleepers Holly Travel Coach lino Hally Rd. Hrily, ME 4477) ."OboeDollir oflfluRwyo— WOLVERINE fi S’Xto’ CHAMPION. MEOROOM lull Mtn end ( ' ' 311. MY 3-1019. 194* drtroitir, irxs*', room. Toko ovr---- *' 19*4 004iRL50' HOMECRAFT AT $3,995 DELIVERED AND (BT UP TELEGRAPH J^T DIXIE HIGHWAY LARGE LOTI, NATURAL OA* PONTIAC MOBILE HOME PARK village' green mobile estate - New and different, 22(5 Brown Rd. Near 1-75 end 00-14. 3I54155. PAIR OP SNOW TIM* 0.50x12 i new. wheels. PB 34407. 23 N. Ml Ph. PB 0-2243_____________4024030 this week special. Custom point lob, MS. Pro* pickup and 1904 SUPER HAWK, MUST SELL 11 19*4 HONDA jGL-140 SCRAMBLER. 19*7 ttONDA, 450CC. BEST OFFER -- iff w. Lotwailow btfpff j a.m. 1(4> TRIUMPH MO, tAKi DWR jjjmients or trad* tor car, 473- i^UMPipil CC, too *Ai. 1M7W HONDA SCRAMBLER Cell after 6. 47*70*4 BEAUTIFUL HAftLlV "CHOPPER" sxstmyrJe??. BIG SAVINGS FALL CLEARANCE / All Trail Bikes ( _ „ H LAK«. PanJ^StoAT ^lCf0 ------ SSL Ajk wi MOBILE SERVICE, WIN7ER- ^ ■ ws MM SALE - SALEI i.FASSEN M BIKES. 335-675T" Boats - Atmiories 97 *»***■■: 15-FOOT HBEI horn* electric traitor. convw tototor, camper top, trailer and ifeir s*^h“ •» «•» P cLIHIVf ’*7 DUAL insioew1'nt?r“to STORAGE PAUL A. YOUNG, INC AGO Dixie Hwv. Drayton OR 4-0411 itea iJMR.Jp * P-m., sun. 104 1*07 m|rcury, so H6rtie IiXe mw. Raaeonabla. OR 4-1804; 625- T9M'5 IN STOCK Glastrons-Mercurys SAVE-SAVE-SAVE Foil discounts now 1967 Close-outs Winterize and storage -SKtDOOS-SEOADDLE Rs CRUISE-OUT, Inc. *1 E. Walton Pally *4 FE 8-4 big biicouHf at roHV’TTi-, RINE, 31 YRS. REPAIR EXPERIENCE. 24*5 ORCHARD LK. RD. fTt-VAN LAKE._____ big Discounts On all marine nippllet, 40 p cent off on all marine paints. ■A OWENS MARINE SUPPLIES 3*4 Orchard Lake Ave. '^^Cai>Tr«ks high dollar paid FE IWI THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1967 SaLSjSESS We would like to buy late i^odel GM Cars or'will accept trade-downs. Stop by today. FISCHER BUICK 544 S. WOODWARD 647-5600 WE BUY ANY GOOD LATE MODEL USED CAR! "TOP DOLLAR" tool HASKINS AUTO SALES MM Dixie Hwv. MA 5-311* Foreign Cara I WMHOTwiL BILE. PULL PRICE SMS, ABSOLUTELY * NO MONEY ■SLT7aTC 1. Mr. Parka at ■■■■■an SH 'SSCTi warranty. Save MOO. . Autobahn lank Can-Tracks 101-A ALWAYS BUYING JUNK CAR! .............. ~E S-»»4t. radiators. C. DU. HIGH DOLLAR PAID 1*59-1*62* WE PICK UP FE *-*661 CRUISER'S -LEFT OVER NEW •n't JM. Express. * I lee per MM Fully equipped .. *8,995 1*87 Owen's 34 Skill Express. Demo. tMiMML Loaded. In water. Rea. dy to jo ............. ........$7,9*5 USED SPKIALS 1*48 Owen's 15 SklH Express, top. Loaded 40 hr*. New warranty ..................... MANY OTHERS LAKE & SEA MARINA S. Blvd. and Saginaw FE 4-9587 GLaSSPAR Craft — Evlnrude SALES AT TIPSICO LAKE Pttone eMW. INSIDE WINTER STORAGE KAR'S BOATS W MOTORS 481 W. CLARKSTON RD. LAKE ORION - MY I LONE STAR MUSTANG, 60 JOHN-•on, Lono Mar trailer, — Reap. OR 3-7018. /MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR winter storage and motor HARRINGTON1*)0AT'WORKS 1899 S. Telegraph FE 2-8033 ■w iTee oeisrrons now on dieploy. low 1*47 models left at bargain lets. GRAND RIVER BOAT SALES PINTER'S BOAT-MOTOR STORAGE WuMa "AA" Molars Repair Rating 0 OPDYKE 84 PR 4-0974 (I-7S at Oakland Unlvorilty Exit SEA RAY BOATS carry all Chrysler. Lone Star at outboards — GRUMMAN CANOES DEALER Cliff Prayer's Gun and Sports Center It Holly Rd. ME 441 Open Dally and Sundays F.A.A. APPROVED SCHOOL - LET Mart loach you to II Pontiac Airport. OR W—ted Cart-Tracks 101 1*47 GRAND PRIX WITH AIR, LOW EXTRA EXTRA Dollars Pa d FOR THAT EXTRA Sharp Cor ■"Chock Iho rest i gal Iha best" at Averill AUTO SALES Gale McAnnally's ctrtl Now stripping AUTO PALES SI 14 BALDWIN FE S-4525 HELP! jrm MANSFIELD AUTO SALES .1184 Baldwin Ava. STOP HERE LAST M&M MOTOR SALES W# pay mora tor sharp, latt at cart. Cory ottos needed. 1150 Oakland at Viaduct ‘’TOP DOLLAR PAID" GLENN'S FOR WCLBAN" USED CARS FE *m *** W‘ HUfBI> *' PB 4.17*. TOP $ PAID (Downtown store only) for oil sharp P0NTIACS, AND CADILLACS. We an prepared to make you o better offerll Ask for Bob Bums! WILSON CRISSMAN iSlf trucks, free Used Auto-Truck Parti 102 1*40 FORD MOTOR AND TRANS-mlsslon. Call 3434739. t on. All make*. T#mt. 537. POUR1l"~SLOTtED UNItHfebMfe Chevy 454 poeltractlop Mm “ hood. Ford la Chevv hl-rlsa 487-7109. New OA 8-1747 ____ sa^-Bfe,,c-H ‘H Auh WANTED; 1943 OR LATE A to* | Pontiac Eng^^^Wta a p.m. 343-9777. 1 ENGINES New and Used Tracks 1*50 FORD PICKUP, GOOD nlng condition. 75 Clerk. 1955' CHEVTITYBN PlCttUI GMC GARBAGE PACKER, 16 yard Garwood, ewaaper stylo body. *1150 or will soil packer bo?V separate. FE 84473. Nights. PE 8-Q2I5 _____________________ MO FORD F *10 PICKUP WltH Jffltty box for tools and parts. te^ OR^Sob.*"0- H * H AUW TOM RADEMACHER CHEVY-OLDS l FORD to ton pickup, Mldo box, 8 cyl, stick, to 8175. 331-3011. 12 1*61 GMC 1-tON PICKUP, 57*5. FE 4-57*4. II CHEVY TANBIm DUM 1962 Chevy Vt Ton Fleetside with radio, heeler, new rubb Only — $795,' HOMER HIGHT Motor Sales TOM RADEMACHER CHEVY-OLDS 1962 Chevy Vt ton pickup* Fleetside box* US10atM15, Clerks! on, MA 5*5071. S595. On 1963 FORD TON PICKUPT FE 4-4588. TQM RADEMACHER CHEVY-OLDS 1964 CHEVY Vb ton pickup* with V0» Fleetside box* 6 cvl. stick In top condition* only 11195. On US 10 at, Ml5* Clarkston* AAA 5-5071.________________________ >65 F-600 FORD DUMP. EXC. CON-diflow. FE 5*0014._____________ 1965 FORD Vb-Y0l4, CLEAN PICK- 166 CHEVY lb TON PICKUP 51295 at MIKE SAVOIE _ CHEVROLET* Birmingham, CLOSE-OUT EXTRA SPECIAL $1799 Full Price-New 1967 Jeep Universal New 1967 Jeepster Convt. New 1907 Jeep CJ5, V-6 BEFORE YOU BUY-GIVE US A TRY PONTIAC ONLY AUTHORIZED JEEP DEALER Immediate Delivery Financing Arranged GRIMALDI CAR COMPANY IB .Oakland Ave.___PE 5-0471 JACK LONG FORD apaclels. . _ ____ call Jin PRIMI OL 14711, 215 Main 51., Roches- L-O-N-G Deal. Cell Jim Smith at ONLY 4 LEF 1*47 JBIPS 1—Pickup and 3 i ton Sr Son. 8444511 PICKUPS 1*84 CHEVY to-ton pickup, fleet-radlo, now trloe, all cue-irlm. only IIOML 1*85 FORD to-ton Floetslde, V-8. * tiros, ready to go at only S11*5. ' ‘ - ff, 1*85 CHEVY to-ton fleetside, with new Urge, excellent cendltton, only 812*5. Autobahn SPECIAL $1875 FULL PRICE New 1967 Jeep Universal ROSE RAMBLER-JEEP EM 0-4155 or BAA >4154 Special 19k GMC 6 Vi-ft. Box 1963 GMC 6’/a ft. Box GMC Factory Branch Oakland at Cass FE 5-9485 Quality Automobile Risk insurance and low cost auto ins, . For good drivers. SUDOIT payments. BRUMME.TT AGENCY id. MU. ,/E4J>54* ’’ff.JU*! CONVERTIBLE 813*5 el m ke savoie Chevrolet; air- ~ — Ml 4-2735. 1*67 VW .CAMPER radio, all --- 12,000 mil 825*5. Autobahri Author lied VW Dealer ,-W rWN North of Miracle Mile ™SS. Telegraph____________FE 8-4531 PORSCHE 1941 SUFRArfS, ALSO maintained 6tvtS42 VW CENTER 85 To Choose From -All Models— -All Colors^ —All Reconditioned— Autobahn l»M CHEVY BEL AIR .-PASSENGER, WAGON, AUTOMATIC V* POWER STEERING AND BRAKES, LIKE NEW, $795. COOPER'S Extra Cleon Used Cars ITS Dixie Drayton PI Don * to *' dolly 474- Cars 106 BANKRUPT’ CREDIT PROBLEMS’ We Can Finance You— CLOSE-OUT SALE 1 on 15 new 1967 Ambassadors and Rebels now at used car prices Tremendous Ovtr allowance on your trade In. ROSE RAMBLER Union Lake . " j, EM 34155 » MILdSCH CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH Small Ad—Big Lot .... 50 CARS TO CHOOSE From Wo buy or' win edf monts to less expert, 477 M-24, Lk. Orloo VANDEPUTTE BUICK-OPEL OPEN ml * p.m. all Ms weak. V NEED A CAR? GOTAPROB-LEM? BEEN BANKRUPT? GARNISHEED? REPOSSESSED? NEW IN THE AREA? Coll Mr White ot FE 8-4080. King. NEW FINANCE PLAN. TF PROBLEMS, BANKRUPT, OR GARNISHEED WAGES, WE CAN GET YOUR CREDIT REESTABLISHED AGAIN. WE HAVE OVER 80 CARS THAT CAN BE PURCHASED WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT. COME IN AND SEE CREDIT MGR. MR. IRV. LUCKY AUTO YOU GOT TNG CAR? miles, brand brake., like new. Phone owner. FE 2-4405. rust, looks and 1*5* BUICK 2-DOOR, RUNS *45. Savo Auto — FE 5-3275._________ 1*42 BUICK WAGON, GOOD Condition, now tlroo, *550. 4354013. 1*43 BUICK LESABRE 4-DOOR AU- LET, Birmingham. Ml 4-2735. 1*43 BUIC ELECTRA 225 4-DOOR automatic power, alr-l, **»5 at MIKE SAVOIE ET, Birmingham. Ml 1*43 BUICK 2-DOOR HARDTOP, 8 automatic, power steering, t u r quolea with white top, Sl,1»s ot MIKE SAVOIE CHEVROLET. Birmingham. Ml 4-2735. BUICK 225 ELECTRA 1*45, 4-OOOI hardtop. Power. Exc, condition -Private. Call Ml 40211 after 5. BUICk 1*45 ELECTRA 225, 4 DR lull powur, air conditioned, fin condition, 1 owner, *1500. 4244464. tlon, 51*75,. coll Ml 44)107 1*45 BUICK "225" ELECTRA CON- lory air. SA&E. BOB BORST LINCOLN-MERCURY Sails, 47* S. Woodward, Ml 4-4534, BIR-MIHOHAM. 1*44 BUICK LaSABbE 400 CON- AM-FM, sharp. rssm 473- VANDEPUTTE BUICK-OPEL OPEN '» CADILLAC LIMOUSINE, '5 Cadillac Wtglna. EM 3-3173. 1*55 Cadillac, good transpor ration, 5125. 334-8705. 1*5* CADILLAC, 5115 1*41 CADILLAC 2 DOOR 42 SERIES, —~t condition. .SUM. EM 3-2800. LATE MODEL CADILLACS i HAND AT ALL TIMES JEROME' ' MOTOR SALES 1*44 CADILLAC SEDAN DsVILLE power, elr, 4-wey seals, tint' I less, PE 5-2432. CADILLAC 1*47 CALAIS COUPE belga, bleak trim, all extras. 4JXM miles. Cell 4244114. AL HANOUTE * Chevrolet BuIck On M24 in Lake Orion MY 2-2411 HOW Is The TIME To Save ___On A New Model MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES 631 Oakland Ave. FE 4-4547 1*50 tHlvV "CY" OWENS OAKLAND CHRYS-ler-Plymauth open Til * p.n Pontiac Press Want Acte Pay Off Feist HARMADUKE C—9 S7E OR MNt. ’^l^rY^WMBTol. 2-Cxtor 32S-7S& Rlgglr- - By Anderson and Leeming Hew and 9mt dn 106 1944 OLDSMOBILE "44" TWO DOOR herdte*L Agtomrite. radio, heater, power' steering and brakes. This gSfflBSSW MERRY OLDS MO DEAL MERRY OLDSMOBILE ROCHESTER) MICHIGAN IJBLr Standard Auto W Ep*ImS (*,> '*4* CHEVY II 53*5 AT Mlt SAVOIE CHEVROLET, Blrmlr hem.- Ml 4.2734. 1962 Chevy Bel Air Sedan , 2-door with V-l, automatic. • '. ' . ■ OrMy— $895 BEAtTIE "Your FORD DEALER Sinew 11930* on Dixit in waHMord at the double staptlghr 623-0900 CORVAIR MONZA, 4 DOOR, I, 4I2-SM4. BEL AIR 4-DOOR" 8, AUtO. *30 LaSalle. 232-720*. AAA 4-2112. 1*47 CAAAARO, 4,004 MILES, TAKE payment*. OR 3-744*. . 1*47 GAA EXECUTIVE CAR. ( mare whit*. Black top, blk. tor lor. Air confittonor, except! ally dean, full power, radio, buc seats, whitewalls, I cyl., 7300 19671 CAAAARO V-t HARDTOP, AUTO 1*43 BEL AIR 3-DOOk, 4AUT0-matlc, radio, hoator, *4*5 at MIKE SAVOIE CHEVROLET, Blrmli*- 1963 CHEVY II Nova 4, radio, hoator, whltov $795 PONTIAC RETAIL STORE PE 3-79S4 1*47 CHEVY IMPALA. 4 PASSEN- gor wagon, 482-4*44.______________ 1947 CHEVROLET IMPALA, BY owner, ,5 mas. old, power brakes and steering, good condition, FE 2-3440._________________________ VANDEPUTTE BUICK-OPEL OPEN 1*63 IMPALA CONVERTIBLE, 4, . _ at MIKE SAVOIE CHEVRO-LET, Birmingham, Ml 4-2735. i*«3 belaiA aootii CMBvr——1 ■*-MI-'5fc»44-l*40. SUBURBAN OLDS HOME OP Quality One-Owner Birmingham Trades AT LOWEST PRICES 435 3. Woodward 447-5111 Owner. MY 3-2840. tqulpment, ml, $2300. GRAND OPENING AND NEW 1968 SHOWING Now Going On At BILL FOX CHEVROLET ROCHESTER O MIKE SAVOIE Birmingham's New CHEVROLET DEALER 1104 S. Woodward Ml 4-2735 1*5* CHRYSLER, RUNS GOOD Kessler-Hahn CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH RAMBLER-JEEP 6673 Dixit Hwy. KESSLER'S DODGE CARS AND TRUCKS Sales and Service lord _______OA 8-1400 1963 DODGE Polara cenvertlble. This black beauty haa lira 3S2 4-barrel. Bucket scale and many axtraa $895 BIRMINGHAM Chrysler-Plymouth 840 S. Woodward________Ml 7-321. 1*41 OLDS F-65 2-door, V$, stick 85*5] 1944 DODGE, 330 V-l, GOOD CON- 1*5* FORD 4, 2-DOOR; VERY good. 129* S. Hospital Rd., Like. Dealer.__________ 1*5* FORD 4, AUTOMATIC. REAL good. 333-7542, Riggins, deeltr. 1*80 FALCON. 8125. GOOD TRANS porutlon. 882-4254._____ 1*41 GALAX IE HARDTOP. AUTO. Power altering. 4300. 335-4746.___ 1*58 GMC pickup Vk-ton VI, only S3*] >*41 FORD wagon, V», automatic. ^ Only 82*5 HAUPT PONTIAC On MIS at 1-75 Interchange VOiE CHEVROLET? Birmingham. and lata' modal trade-ins until * .*hru. F.rW»v this week. ‘f'*?i??-SLjyH£P,,*^w,*reurY» two Oakland, 333-7843. '•KmSKKft ^pOR HAhDTOP, AUTOMATIC, with power, air con-djtloiiad. tIJW at MIKE SAVOIE CHEVROLET, Birmingham. t*44 CHEVROLET IMPALA CON-VERTIBLE. I automatic, power jtMfJhg- Hiss at MIKE SAVOIE CHEVROLET, Birmingham, Ml *■ MIKE SAVOIE CHEVROLET, Blr- IMPALA WAGON, 8 AUTO-iTIC, power steering 811*5 at 5 CHEVROLI H 4-27M. »tt*J Jt MIKE SAVOIE ^HEVRpI LET, Birmingham. Ml 4-2735. 1945 CORVAIR AUTO. LIKE NEW. $10*5. RONEY'S AUTO. FE 1*45 CORSA 3-DOOR HAFbTOP, 1*45 CMEVELLE MALABU HARD lop, with VI, automatic power etoorlng.. brdau, factory air con John McAuliffe Ford 420 Oakland Ava. Ft 5-4141 TOM RADEMACHER CHBVY-OLDS I CHEVY 4 door, with 4 cyl, ■Jt. radio, hoatar, on US II Ml 5. Clerketon, N[k 5-5071 1*45 CHEVY IMPALA, V-4, NS CHEVY IMPALA » P A 3 S E gor wagon, mbit condition, douL I tilt etoorlng whool, hoofer, •dlo. low ml4- 11750. on, , automatic, power steering 514*5 at MIKE SAVOIE CHEVRO-LET, Birmingham. Ml 4-2735 *45 MONZA CONVIRTIBLB. AU TOMATIC, radio, hootor, 81,2*5 al MIKE SAVOIE CHEVROLET, Bin mlngham. Ml 4-2735, 1*45 FORD MUSTANG V-( CONVER- pfisr* 1*45 MONZA CONVERTIBLE SPY-. 4-speed, radio, hoatdr, and ^blg^ engine, WM full price, "It only takoe a minute" t Get "A BETTER DEAL" at John McAuliffe Ford 430 Oakland Ava. FE 5- 1*45 CHEVY * PASS. WAGON. POW loerlno, b .428-1080. poster Must sell. Privet* 1*45 IMPALA It V-S. GOOD CON- « AUTOMATIC, power steering 415*5 al MIKE SAVOIE CHEVROLET, Birmhwham, mi 4-2735, 1*41 FORD. STATION WAGON. New tires. Clean, nice 1*41 FAIRLANE. $50. 1*42 FORD CONVERTIBLE WITH AUTOMATIC TRANS-MI S 5 I O N, RADIO AND HEATER AND WHITEWALL TIRES, PULL PRICE S4M. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN, Assume weekly pey-................ CREO- 1 54.92. CALL I ■ it mgr. Mr. Parke at HAROLD FORDN Ml 4-7500. 1*42 FORD CONVERTIBLE. EXCEL lent condition. Good tires, v-l Stick. 473-4445. 1962 Ford Country Squire Wagon with V-l, automatic, full power. Only — $895 BEATTIE #Your FORD DEALER Since 1930" On Dixie In Waterford at the double stoplight 623-0900 1964 F A L C O N CONVERTIBLE WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION* RADIO AND HEATER AND WHITE-WALL TIRES* FULL PRICE $095. ABSOLUTELY NO MON EY DOWN. Assume weekly payments of $7.92. CALL CRE IT MGR. Mr. Park! at HAROLD TURNER* Ml 4-7100. 7500. 1964 FORD GALAXIS 000 2-DOOR hardtop* 4-ipeed* $895 0t Mr ~ ------------------------1 Blrml SAVOIE CHEVROLET* ham. Ml 4-2735. LUCKY AUTO 1940 w. Wide Track 1964 FORD FAIRLANE 2-1 hardtop* white with V-0* autoi radio* hooter* full price $695. Buy Here — Pay Here — Marvel Motors 2S1 Oakland - PB 0-4070 1964 FALCOH STATION WAGON WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION* HEY AND HEATER, WHI' TIRES, FULL PRICI ABSOLUTELY NO I DOWN. Assume weekly pay* monts of I7.*2. CALL CREDIT MGR. MfiParti jfHAR OLD TURNER FORD, Ml 4-7500. 1*44 FOkb gaLaXI double power, - 434-1879. 1*45 LTD. 51450. EXC. CONDITION 674-8*4*, after 4 1*5 FbftD. CCISTOM, 4, 22JW0 _____ -......owner. PE MHO. j*44_ CHEVY "foiHlrt. *-6066 IRE Hardtop extra nice, 82,0*5, 482-4434,1 SKBS1 1>iOjiyif j- B | HIJIskl^LJmoln-Mercury, 1250 Oak 1967 OLDSMOBILE Delmont hardtop with vinyl roof, power equipment, new cor warranty, automatic transmission, radio and hoator and whitewall tires, full price 424*5, only 57* ----------1----- |------fa *|7,- »M THUNDERBIRD TWO DOORi Ing. A reel eharmr. I ynsoln-Mercury, 1250 Oakland, 333- 1*45 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE — itus trtkX/sx HAROLD TURNER FORD, INC. _ _ 444 S. WOODWARD AVE. BIRMINGHAM Ml 4-7500 1*42 VALIANT, 2 DOOR, EXCEP-mochenlcally, good mm — rust. 5325. 1965 Ford ' XL Moor hardtoo with the 352 V-8, I Only — $1595 BEATTIE ‘Your FORD DEALER Sine* 1*30" On Dlxlu In Waterford at the double etopUgM 623-0900 MSPEEpST*N® HARDTOP, 3 1956 PONTIAC Catalina hardtop with factory air conditioning, power ' equipmen' radio and hoatar. and automatl transmission, whlttwall tire*. Hi price $1595, only *49 down an weakly payments 013.fl HAROLD TURNER FORD, INC. _ 454 S. WOODWARD AVE. BIRMINGHAM 4530, BIRMINGHAM. FORD LTD. 4 DOOR, 3*0 V-0. 1966 GIA Sport hardtop, hat full pi ent, automatic tranii HAROLD TURNER FORD, INC. 454 S. WOODWARD AVE. BIRMINGHAM Ml 4-7500 Eves, or Thurt. 420-2073. 1*44 FORD GALAXIE 500 HARD-top, with V-0, automatic radio, heater, power steering, brakes, red with black Interior, 52,000 fi ' price, 188 down, and 147.01 month. 5-yter or 58,000 mil* i cor warranty available. "It only takoe a minute" to Get "A BETTER DEAL" at: John McAuliffe Ford 130 Oakland Ave. FE 5-4 1966 FOND CUSTOM 4 DOOR WITH 6 cyl. automatic* radio* hee beautiful metallic burgundy l black interior* lull price SI588. Get "A .BETTER DEAL" at: John McAuliffe Fort! 430 Oakland Ave. PE 5 1*44 FORD GALAXIE 500. 2 DOOR hardtop, V0, auto., power steering, clean, 51000. 442-4224. 1*44 T-BIRD LANDAU, LOW MILE-must be earn, *2,475. 4234715 Pretty Ponies 1965 & 1966 Mustangs SEVERAL USED MUSTANGS TO CHOOSE FROM CONVERTIBLES HARDT0PS FULL EQUIPMENT Priced From $1295 As Low As $39 Down And $39 Per Month HAROLD TURNER FORD, INC. 444 S. WOODWARD AVE. BIRMINGHAM__Ml 4-7500 1*0 gH? deluxe suburban, " ‘lie power, auto, radio, whlto-I, 1*50. Cali 3*1-2032. Attar 1*54' CONTINENTAL POUR DOOR. Full power, factory air, tilt Hoar-Ing wheal. A gorgeous on* owner 1*48 trade-in, 25*5, Hillside Lincoln-Mercury. 1250 Oakland, 233-7043. Can 106 New end Used Cm 106 PUBLIC SAlf 2* JS!!?*1"® «*f W»B * for public sale et * o.m. •nd may be purchased money down. 1041 ponti ar Cotallna v-o < •no., and brakes, rad wHh Car being Norad at Mv. _ .. Ktoo Auto Soles 3275 W. Huron * PE 8-408C 1*43 BOblNByiCTl wvggr^i: iteerlna, iWW. John McAuliffe Ford M0 °**'amt Are. PB 5-4toi public sale pw following car wilt b* cleared a.m. Tuesday for public 'week' _ 1*43 PONTIAC TtmpoN LaMans convertible, 324 en-gira^Nlck-outomatlc, radl ' matching Interior, *4*4.23 r ly payments of *4.00. Car being stored < M.. ... m.'S'"* Au,a $•••» 3275 W. Huron ___________FE *-4000 •*« PONTIAC C6«vlRtlBLi_S AUtOMATIC Power steering t**S at MIKE SAVOIE CHEVROLET, Birmingham. Ml 4-2*25. 2*54.:PQWTJAC CONVERTllljL cellent. attar 5 P.M. 442-4231. 3354752 aftar 4mT 1947 BGNHeWILLi. bDUkLfe POVw v-z Eye glass, $2r Autobahn; THE NEW AUDETTE PONTIAC -NOW SERVING ..Tro -Pontlac—Birmingham A 1150 Maple, across from Boa Al 1*47 CATALINA WAftOtl. j j>kS& goubi* power. Auto, *29*5. sst f^ONTIAC. tt47 . <*AtALINA top. redlo, whitewalls, hydrametku after j* 1«4 TEMPEST CUSTOMT 4. Low ml. Lika new, 1 0*50. FE 5-4014. 1*44 PONTIAC CATALINA. 2-DOOR hprdtop. Power steering, brake*. Pull pf-ica: 11,0*7. LUCKY AUTO __ 1*40 W. Wide Track PE 4-1004 or PE 3-7054 TOM RADEMACHER CHEVY-OLDS 1)04 PONTIAC Cotallna count, automatic, power etoorlng, radio, twator, vary eharp car. *11*5. On V$ to at Mis. Clarkston, ma TEMPEST LEMAN.! 66H- 1»»» .L*MAN$ 2-DOOR HABPTGp loaded with extras, ln» •> -engine, 01588. 45143*2. '♦« PONTIAC CATALINA HARD-top, ebony Mack with rad interior automatic, radio, hoatar, p o w * Mooring, brakes, *1446 full prka. *$$„*>wn, and 657.60 per month. "It only takoe o minute" to Get "A BETTER DEAL" Mi John McAuKffa Fora 430 Oakland Ave. FE 5-4101 1*M PONTIAC STATION WAGON. TEMPEBT LaMANS CONVERT-Iblt, v-e, automatic, radio, hoatar, powar steering, brake*, beautiful "»*>r, rad with btoek nylon top. *45*61 rarmonth*** *”* C™> "It only toko* a minute" to . Get "A BETTER DEAL" at: John McAuliffe Ford *30 Oakland Ava. _____PE 44101 •op. AMJ*M radlo.. Power wb 0* MILEAGE CUSTOM 1*45 BON- "CY"_OWBN$ OAKLAND CHRYS- NO MONEY DOWN it PONTIAC I door K !*** PLYMoyTR vTauto ... 5*7 serial hardtop *1*7 1*41 PONTIAC I door 1*42 PLYMOUTH VI 1*40 IMPERIAL hard! 1*41 CHEVY auto .. 1*41 CORVAIR auto 1*42 PONTIAC 2 door 1*0 TEMPEST 4 apt i**3 pontiac Conra 1942 MERCURY *Uto -----DILLAC Coup WE PINA____ NO MONEY DOWN CREDIT raoiLEMS BANKRUPT Call Mr. Dan FE 6-4071 . Credit Appllcatlor Capital Auto 312 W. Montcalm 1*47 PONTIAC CATALINA. LOW mileage, one owner beauty, v-4, —malic, power steering, a really buy. 6795. Hillside Llncoln-Mer-’, 1250 OakWTnd, 333-7643. 1*42 PONTIAC 4-DQOR, HYDRJT-MATIC, RADIO AND HEATER. A REAL GOOD BUY AT 45*5. VAN WELT AUTO SALES I 1962 Ponlfec 1*45 PONTIAC CATALINA 2 I________ Sport* Cmhw. Power brakot and steering, OR 3-I4M,___________ nMJ3>N‘<‘'AC BONNEVILLE COM- vaftlble, gKootsm very atu whole “•anas? Interior, V4T radio, twator, broke*. *1466 full price. 666 da ’"It only tokos e minute" to Dot "A BETTER DEAL" Ml John McAuliffe Ford *30 Qgkland Ava. ______FES- 1*45 VENTURA, 'POWER, St *45 PONTIAC VENTURA HARD-top. A black cherry matlc, power steerln ‘Ing and '. 614*5. LLE SPORT •Ir. *2450. Pj 24w£ I**; AaMANt WArpt6P eSBHL «2U-5075.POW*r' M*H0' *«“• CATAU6W2 D60R 1967 Pontiap v Grand Prlx Convertible Automatic, pdwtr steering, brakes, windows, and Is only — $3295 BEATTIE "Your FORD DEALER Since 1*30" -On Dlxlu In Watqrtord ® M Hto double stoplight 623-0900 VANDEPUTTE BI^ICK^PEirSPih 2-0345. 1 DOOR hard-■Ml iJ»w*r. _ ' SB *2450, OR : bmpIJt cusTo ___..pp- VS, automatic, radio, «^Pu.l Price: John McAuliffe Ford O Oakland Ave. pg 54101 CLOSE-OUT SALE on 15 new 1967 Ambassadors and Rebels Now at used car prices Tremendous over allowance rosFrambler 'nton Lake ________EM 3-4155 1*47 BbNNfeviLLE 4-D6QR ha~Kd: tojp^Mr, double power, *400 ml. 1*47 GTO .HARDTOP, 4-SPEED 390 -----tinted glaoa, reverb. OR radio, hoator, ittdkjhHt*. SBa-najaM iBaSMKaMk MISSION, RADIO ANDTI1AT-ER AND WHITEWALL TlRpS, Puli price sou. absolutely NO money DOWN 1 Assume weakly payments of $5.75, CALL CREDIT AW5R. Mr. Perks M HAROLD > -TURNER FORD, Ml 4-7500. ~Very Reasonable-Finance 1*57 to 1*55 Cor models Prices from 05 to 51,075 Including v-o core, tow trades Economy Care — 2334 Dixie I Llncoln-Mercury, 1250 Oakland. 333-1-CY" OWENS OAktANO CHRYS- ler-Plymouth SHELTON P0NTIAC-BUICK 855 S. ROCHESTER RD. 651-558Q $895* BEATTIE 19*2 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX TWO door hardtop. Bucko! seats, power W Llncoln-Mcrcury y 1908 PONTIAC CATALINA HARD-top* Save. RONEY'S AUTO. FE: 1962 LeMANS 2 DOOR, AUTO# RA-bucket Mat!, 073-5882. 1963 TEMPEST LaMANS SPORT COUPE V-8 AUTOMATIC, REAL CLEAN $695. COOPER'S Extra Clean Used Cars 427! Dixie Drayton Plalni 9 to 9 dally 674-2257 SEE THE NEW '( . MERCURY) ______ ...Jo-Ins until * thru Friday this ■ Lineal-------- mi 333-7643. Hllltbto Llncoln-Marcuiy, 1250 Oak- 1**2 mercurV 4-DoDfc seDaR; the turnpike cruiser In blue finish. Here PrlC* Buy / Here—Pay Marvel Motors 1*42 COMET, 6, 4-DOORk STOCK, —*er Ilk* now, *450. 6I2-0S4*. and may be purchased with dlo, hoator, whitewalls, 547*42 weekly payments of 53.7*. Car balng Stored M 3275 W. Huron 144 COMET TWO DOOR V-0, AU tomMIc radio, hoator, a really good car eS 1*44 MERCURV MARAUDER TWO door hardtop. All whlto with rad Interior. V-4, stick (hilt. Ilk* n*w whitewalls. You'll Ilk* It. Ml. Hillside Llncoln-Mercury. 1250 Oak-land, 333-7643, 1*45 COMET CALIENTE, 20* EN Bine, 4 speed. 51500! 4034144/ MERCURY COUGAR, LOW owner. 135 E. f*54 OLDS AJ COfiDiT *41 OLDS SUPER IS. 4. b6&M hardtop. Auto. Powar. Pot Hr action. 4700. 125.2517.___________________, 1*42 OLDSMOBILE "*»" ST ARP I RE tlbl*. Automatic, Want mmp-realty fln* ms. Hiilsid* ri-Mercury, 1250 Oaklam — 1*53 OLDS 01 • LUXURY HARDTOP. 01105. RONEY'S AUTO. IM-Lbs OS, PULL POWER. FAC-t TORY air, excellent condition SAVE, foe BORST LINCOLN' QUALITY USED CARS 1963 TEMPEST LeMANS EXCEPTIONALLY SHARP, PER-sanally pampered 1*44 Bonneville, 2-dr. while wHh black hardtop. Brougham Interior, sir conditioning ----- ivory thing. Including Cruf *2,*95.4*r-- >93-1011. 1966 TEMPETST Sport cbOpo. with Automatic transmission, radio and haatar and * whitewall tires, full prlca $1695, only $49 down and waekly payment! of $12.66. HAROLD TURNER FORD, INC. 404 S. WOODWARD AVE. BIRMINGHAM__Mt 4-7000 New Foces-r-New Policies KEEGO P0NTIAC-GMC TRUCKS WOULD YOU BELIEVE NO GIMMICKS- NO GIVEAWAYS RIGHT CARS 1*44 Bonneville 4 1*44 Pontiac Cpa 1*42 T-BIrd with i 1*41 Cadillac cent 1*43 Dodge epe 1*42 Rambler wgn HALF-DOZEN CARS AT 69* EA. OPDYKE MOTORS 2230 Pontiac Rd. at Opdyl E 8-9237 FE CLOSE-OUT SALE on 15 new 1967 Ambassadors and Rebels Now at used car prlc*> Tremendous over allowance an your trad* In. < ROSE RAMBLER nlon Lake__________EM 3-4155 They're Here 1968 Javelins Americans Rebels Ambassadors^ See and Drive them at * Village Rambler 666 S. Woodward Ave. Birmingham 646-3900 Save up to $1200 on 1967 Factory Officials, Demos and Brand New Ones All Models, Many with Power and Air SEE THE NEW '68 MERCURY} and 141* modal trade-in* until * Tuesday thru Friday this week. Hillside Llncoln-Mercury. list Oak- 6-9236 land, 333-! 1966 CHRYSLER Wagon Ppeuenger, V6, automatic, powar •laarlng, brake*, chroma tap carrier, radio. $2785 1967 PONTIAC Catalina 2-door hardtop, Vt, automatic, power steering, brakes, air conditioning, 9,888 actual miles. $2995 1966 CHRYSLER Newport 2-door hardtop, “ powar stearlnp, bra ---- ■ mileage. Only — ’$2295 1965 PLYMOUTH Fury tdoor with 6-cyL automatic, w walls, radio, mutt drive to al data. Only — $1386 1962 PONTIAC Hardtop •door with Vt, automatic, powar Ing, whltowallt, radio. Factor conditioning. Only — $790 1963 IMPALA WAGON With Vt power steering, — radio, baby Uua wnn a wi topi Only — • $1095 Oakland Chrysler-Plymouth .Tiepahland Avg. FE 5-9436 ON DISPLAY TODAY RAMBLER For 1968 ALL 1968 RAMBLERS ON DISPLAY PLUS-ALL NEW •JAVALIN FREE COFFEE D0NUT$ and GIFTS ms iww PONTIAC-RAMBLER Ask for Chuck Moriarty, Jim Bamowsky, ' ' ' Arnold Denison Open Daily 'til 9 P.M. . On M24 in Orion 693-6266 4 C^*»10 MICHAEL J. POLLARD-GENE HACKMAN-ESTCLLE PARSONS wen-naannee nmEw Tmrnmmwnrriti I CLOCK N. TtlEGNAPM 10. CNILIHN UNOKi ft fill ■HMM iinn» ’collector BOX OFFICE OPENS 7:00 P.M iHC THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1967 MwMMdfly Only Special! Eat! POOD &IQUOR 1650 FISH DINNER AlJ for Their Man's Beard PEACHLAND, B. C. » There’s something new about the beard-growing contest in this . Okanagan Valley community. ' Wiveg and sweethearts of beardies have to wear a garter above, the right knee and may be asked for prodf that they are complying with the rule, wider penalty of a 25-cent fine for toe centennial fund. HURON ADULTS 2.00 iM TONIGHT AT 8 P.M. ONLY The Most Popular Picture Of Cur Time! WINNER OF 5 ACADEMY AWARDS 2^ IncIuding‘‘Best Picture"!, RODGERS-jHAMMERSTEIN’S )BERT WISE COLOR r J ItDiLiih ^MDREWS’^^PLUMMER WED.. W..SUN. at l800~4:4B-8iOQ MON., TUES., THURS., Fftl. at 0 PjQiiiy LOW Df COST. FAST IN ACTION. PHONE 332-8181. NEED HELP? USE PONTIAC PRESS CLASSIFIED ADS. Board Votes Against Joining COG The Waterford Township Board last night voted 5-1 not to Join the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments (COG) and received applause for its action from an enthusiastic audience. Township resident Michael Odle of 5552 Hanley, a spokesman for a group against township membership in COG, praised the.board for “listening to the wfll of toe people and taking action.” Odle criticized the previous Township Board, which passed a resolution of intent to join COG earlier this year, for taking action without hearing residentsVViewpoints. Democratic Trustee Robert E Richmond was the lone dissenter in the votings He favored tabling action and for the board to take a wait-and-see stand. * + * Supervisor Elmer R. Johnson, who attended another function, was not present at last night’ board meeting. Trustee 1 Frank Richardson presided over PETITION A petition, circulated by COG opponents the past two days, bore the names of 130 residents who urged the board not to take any action without a public hearing. • *rvs«auv fvavsw j^v^ujrt ^ i ’ loy fan who had a bluebird tattolld on his chest. Buck told corny jokes and carried a Kodak. Blanche was a preacher’s daughter who kept her fingers in her ears during the gunfights. They played checkers and photographed each other incessantly. On Sunday nights they listened to Eddie Cantor on the radio. All in all, they killed 18 people. They were the strangest damned gang you ever heard of. - FIRST RUN - WAEEENEEATTV FAT® DUNAlim MVK) NEWMAN*#!? SlBERT BENTON- Several against COG at'last night’s meeting. No one spoke in its favor. > Reputedly a voluntary association of local governments in a six-county area, COG is being formed to foster a cooperative effort in resolving problems, policies apd plans that are common and regional. ~ * COG opponents last night expressed their suspicions that toe township would not have fair representation in toe organization and that eventually some of the local' unit’s powers, would be usurped. Odtedescribed COG as “ a po- tentially unlimited government' and said that “unlimited taxes could result.” faces no real problems that solve by itself. Treasurer L. Catherine Wol-ters commented on the disinterest tovApd COG shown by some other Oakland County communities and indicated that most of the organization’s powers would be invested in a 35-member executive committee. * " /* - * ,. . “to other words, the' executive committee is going to rule this and we wouldn’t have a representative on the executive committee,” said, Mrs- Wolters. REPRESENTATIVE The township, however, would be entitled to an appointed rep- Fifth Pedestrian Overpass - ‘ Gets OK; Bid Opening Set The. Waterford Township Board last nifeht voted to proceed with a,proposed pedestrian overpass across Pontiac Lake Road at Elira and to open bids i the project Oct, 8. < The township’s fifth pedestrian overpass will serve pupils attending Leggett Elementary School, 3621 Pontiac Lake. erpass, which is span of 75 feet, equally by the township and school district. If good weather prevails the project will be completed within four to six weeks after the contract is awarded, engineers to other business last night, the hoard introduced an ordinance which would establish further watercraft controls on Pontiac Lake. Adoption of toe will U considered at next Monday's board meeting. The passed a last week. The bodrd was Advised that the individual proprietors should apply with the Liquor Control Commission for a special permit. . both commu- will tiers 100 h-1 few exceptions. BOWLING ALLEY REQUEST Violators would be punished Also last night, the board received information from the Michigan Liquor Control Com- froml ocal bowling establish-for per- Italian Vintners Battle Danger of Phony Wines ROME (AP) - Italy’s winemakers, t Irei r international prestige at stake, are moving to meet the threat of unscrupulous producers who turn water into wine by adding sugar and artificial coloring. The World’s second wine manufacturer, Italy had a bumper grape crop this year. But Italian vintners are worried that fraud will darken toe reputation of their famous astls, chiantis and marsalas. An elaborate law banning the addition of sugar and other substances to fermenting grape juice was passed two years ago and the government boasted that Fraud is now almost impossible.’* But production of artificial wine persisted, and early this year police arrested Giuseppe Ferrari, one of Italy’s biggest Winemakers, along with i5 others in a 811-million fraud case. Police said Ferrari’* vats were I with water, adds, artificial coloring and sugar. DOCTORS'ADVICE Some doctors have been advising patients to cut wine from their meals unless it Is more than five years old and thus presumably genuine. A wine congress at Verona last weekend launched an effort to “rehabilitate” the Wines of Italy. The industry alms to clean up' the situation by 1888, when ml customs barriers drop among Common Market countries and wines from France and other European countries could flood Italy. * ★ * The winemakers formed new group to pressure parliament into enacting more mod-legislation against wine fraud. Several delegates urged greater publicity for the different “pedigree labels" of Italian ines. A university professor, Felice Consolo, proposed a nationwide campaign to teach wine-drinkers how to tell the difference between the fake and the real. Moot experts agreed that When the customs borders are thrown open In two years, bad Italian wines for export would fall by the wayside. But they remained uncertain on how to cope with the problem at home, WINE EXPORTS Last year, Italy exported nine billion bottles out of 48 hiUfon produced. The Common Market countries took 58 per cent of the shipments. beverages serve alcoholic n bowling alley Dog licensing fees in Waterford Township will be doubled if an ordinance Introduced last night is adopted at a future meeting of the Township Board, Approrri ,»™iu the. 2? be referred to the board for action. The board also would be in a position to impose certain restrictions. BIDS AUTHORIZED to addition, the board authorized Clerk Arthur Salley to advertise for bids for a combined 1,300 feet of fencing for the cemetery and parks department. Some 150 feet of fencing win be erected in various wees of toe Drayton Ball Park, 400 feet is for the Optimist Park and the remapping 250 feet is earmarked’for Warren Drive alongside toe Drayton Plains Cemetery. Tabled one week for additional information was a request by the county for three easements the township to allow installation and maintenance of the Clinton-Oakland Sewage Dispos- First notice was read last night on a request by Frank G. Syron Sr. to add partners to a 1807 resort class C licensed busi-at 4335 Elizabeth Lake (Pontiac Country Club). Lansing News at a Glance COG’S imposed general assembly. Mrs. Writers noted that the general assembly is set up to meet twice annually and that a quorum consists only of a simple majority of the total voting membership. She said consequently it would be possible for just over one-quarter of the voting member-step to make a derision since passage of a question requires only an affirmative temple majority of those present and voting. ■ * * Opponents also emphasized that Wayne County and Detroit would have 11 members on the Dog License Fees May Rise Proposed Ordinance Asks Doubling of Price nance is expected at next Monday’s meeting. The fees would be increased (2 each for a male and and 84 for a fe- Residents applying for dog licenses after the March 1 deadline would be assessed a double rate as a penalty, according to the ordinance. * ★ * Trustee E. Frank Richardson, who presided over toe meeting in the absence of Supervisor Elmer R. Johnson last night, cited higher expenses and maintenance costs for the proposed increases. executive committee compared with only six each for Oakland and Macomb counties and four each for Monroe, SL Clair and Washtenaw counties. The annual membership f ee for Waterford Township would have been 81.800. Members are entitled to withdrew from COG at any time, hot would forfeit the membership.fee. rNowTs i nun id ini? ■ j Time to Buy i TIRES 7.00x14 1.35x14 7.75x14 MU8! ITY ARE, 80S N. Perry! NEAR KMART I £522 KEECO In pioneer days, a stagecoach traveled about 125 miles in a 24 hour day. Starts WEDNESDAY “AS HARD TO RESIST AS POTATO CHIPS... 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NOW YOU CAN HAVE THE BEAUTY OF SOUR VINYL SHHHfi WHY SETTLE FOR LESS - GET THE BEST at a big Sole Ends Sept, 30 THE PERFEOT SIDING e Never Needs Felntlnf (at aluminum does) a Dm Mot Boot • Lifetime Transferable Oeiraetee o Dooo Not BMk e Easily Cleaned Oal 882-5231for Estimate Sbeniff-Oislia Co. THE PONTIAC PRKSS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1967 —Television Programs— Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice C—II tonight •iOO (2) (4) News (C) ** (7) Movie: “Many Rivers to Cross” (1954) Robert Taylor, Eleanor Parker (R) (Cl (9) Rawhide (R) (50) Flintstones (R) (C) • (56) Misterogers 0:30 (2) News—Cronkite (C) (4) News—Huntley, Brinkley (C) (50) McHale's Navy, (R) (56) What’s New 7:00 (2) Truth or Consequences .(C) (4) Weekend (C) (9) F Troop - Captain Parmenter’s sister sets her cap for Dobbs. (R) (C) <50. I Love Lucy (R) (56) Carol Charming 7:30 (2) Daktari — The Wame-ru staff and animals plot to change the attitude of a journalist who is planning an attack on the Center and Dr. Tracy. (C) , (4) I Dream of Jeannie— A fast-talking phony tries to con Jeannie out of a priceless scarab pin. Mil-ton Berle guests. (C) (7) Garrison’s Gorillas — Hie Gorillas join forces 10 , with a trouble - making bank robber in a scheme to rob a Munich bank. (C) (9) Time Tunnel — Tony and Doug become involved in a mine cave-in when they visit the early 1900’s. (R) (C) (50) Perry Mason — “The Wrathful Wraith” (R) (56) Turn of the Century i 9:09 (4) Jerry Lewis—Nanette Fabray and AI Hirt are guests. (C) (56) Synod '69 9:39 (2) Red Skelton—A counterspy (Godfrey Cam-1 bridge) tries to recover a secret message planted in Clem Kadiddlehopper’s , tooth. Janis Paige guests. (C) (7) Invaders—David convinces a town of the existence of the aliens, then finds that the aliens plani to destroy all who know' about them. (C) (9) Monroes — Clayt offers to transport a load of furniture, not knowing the wagon will be carrying a' fortune in gold. (R) (C) j (50) Honeymooners (R) J TV Features RED SKELTON, 8:30 p m. (2) ‘THE ERRAND BOY,’ o p.m. (4) CBS NEWS SPECIAL, 10 p.m. (2) * UK .V >„{* * % :00 (4) Movie: “The Errand Boy” (1962) A clumsy paperhanger is hired by a Hollywood movie mogul to spy on spendthrift employes. Jerry Lewis, Brian Donlevy, (C) (50) Combql! — A former cook’s helperds sent as a combat replacement. (R) (56) Conversation „ :30 (2) Good Morning World — Larry starts a rumor that his days are numbered in a plan to keep his bachelorhood and Sandy too. (C) (7) N.Y.P.D. - Haines and Ward hunt a mad killer. (C) (9) Cariboo Country ;00 (2) CBS News Special —. The German people are sketched from the film vantage point of Nurehi-berg. Some of the areas covered are politics, traditions, education and religion. (C) 7 (7) Hollywood Palage — Guests include Sammy Davis Jr., Diana Ross and. the Supremes, and Burns and Sehrelber. (C) (9) Newsmagazine (50) Movie: “Mission to Moscow” (1943) The experiences of Joseph E. Davies, United States Ambassador to Moscow, are depicted. Walter Huston, Ann Harding? (R) 30 (9) Public Eye 00 (2) (4) (7) News (C) (9) News 30 (2) Movie: “Hot Blood” (1956) Jane Russell, Cornel Wilde. (R);(C) (4) Johnny Carson — Don Adams is guest. (C) (7) Joey Bishop — Tony Martin is scheduled. (C) (9) Movie: “Pattern for Plunder” (1964) Keenan Wynn. (R) 00 (4) Beat the £hamp (7) Untouchables (R) (9) Window on the World 1:30 (2) Naked City (R) (4) News (C) . TOMORROW MORNING 6:15 (2) On the Facm Scene 6:20 (2) News (C) 6:30 (2) Spectrum (4) Classroom (7) Vagabond (C) 7:90 (2) Woodrow the Woodsman (O 1 ■ (4) Today (C) , (7) Morning Show 7:55 (9) Morgan’s Merry Go-Round . 9:00 (2) Captain Kangaroo * (9) People in Conflict 9:30 (7) Movie: “Interlude” (1957) June Allyson, Ros-sano Brazzi. (R) (C) (9) Take 30 9:60 (2) Merv Griffin (C) (4) living (C) ‘ (9) Romper Room 10:00 (4) Snap Judgment (C) (7) Girl Taft (9) Hawkeye (50) Yoga for Health 10:25 (4) News (C) 10:30 (2) Beverly Hillbillies (R) (4) Concentration (Q ,<7) Dateline (9) Hercules (50) Carlton Fredericks I (C) 11:00 (2) Andy of Mayberry (ff) (4) Personality (C) (7) Honeymoon Race (C) (9) Luncheon Date ' (50) Dickory Doc ft!) 11:39 (2) Dick Van Dyke (R) (4) Hollywood Squares (C) (7) Family Game j TOMORROW AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) News (C) (4) Jeopardy (C) (7) Everybody’s Talking (9) Communicate (50) Dialing for Dollars ~ ; 12:25 (2) Tops in Fashion (C) 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow (C) (4) Eye Guess (C) (7) Donna Reed (R) 12:45 (2) Guiding Light (C) 12:55 (4) News (C) 1:09 (2) Love of Life (C) (4) Match Game (C) (7) Fugitive (R) 1:25 (2) News (C) (4) Carol Duvall (C) 1:30 (2) As the World TUrns (C) , (4) Let’s Make a Deal (C) 1:55 (4) News (O 2:00 (2) Password (C) (4) Days of Our Lives (C) (7) Newlywed Game (C) (2) House Party (C) (4) Doctors (C) (?) Dream Girl (C) (50) Topper (R) <56) Spanish Lesson (7) News (C) (9) News (2) Divorce Court (C) (4) Another World (C) (7) General Hospital (9) Matches and Mates (C) (50) Make Room for Daddy (R) (2) Edge of Night (4) You Don’t Say! (C) (7) Dark Shadows (50) Alvin (C) (2) Secret Storm (4) Juggles the Clown (C) (7) Dating Game (C) (2) Mike Douglas (C) (7) Dating Game (C) (9) Fun House (C) (50) Three Stooges (R) (4) Eliot’s Almanac (C) (4) George Pierrot — “In-"New Zeeland — North Island” (C) (9) William Tell (R) (50) Little Rascals (R) (7) News (C) (9) Dennis the Menace -r (56) Friendly Giant (4) Feature Story (C) Official to Retire LANSING (AP) - Mrs. Edith D. Navarre, payroll supervisor for the State Highway Department since 1943, will retire 6ct. 1, the State Highway Commission said Monday. She also was a founding member of the state employes credit union in 1952 and has been a director for the last eight years. 28 Book of psalms 2 Devotees _ _ 32 Psrsdlaes 3 Uncloses (poet.) 23 Pertaining to 33 Female ruff 4 Tell a tha tarsus 34 Writing tablet falsehood feeetj 35 Hebrew vowel 5 Hake a mistake 24Slumber» aBWL fTWala 25Hardy heroine 38 Moonlike 7 Swamp . 28 Otiose 3S Dissociated 8 Exist 27 Genuine 40 Runs off its 0 Short-napped 20 Buddhist tracks, asa fabric Aspiring TV Newscaster f Is Pinch-Hitfing at ABC QUALITY REPAIRS on all make HEARING AIDS Loan*n Available NEW YORK (AF) — Melbaview-and-entertainment show Tolliver, a secretary in the ABcjdone by Bishop, the network’s hews division, would like to be aiprincipal contender to win late' television newscaster, and the i night television viewers, technicians’ strike against the' ^ — network is giving her some ”” — — — — more experience. * r W Miss Tolliver, 28, filled in for). Marlene Sanders Monday on a I five-minute national news gram. pohtim null optical t The Pontiac Mall Phono 682-1113 OPEN MONDAY A FRIDAY EVENINQS TIL 9 P.M1_ Efficient pro- | COLOR • BLACK A WHITE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ?r 12 13 14 16 17 16 1^ 1 21 23. 24 25 26 27 ar 29 ar 31 & 33 34 36 37 5F 40 !n 42 43 44 146 [46 47 48 49 50 IT 52 64 55 56 or 58 n Miss SanderS—as a member • of the AFL-CIO American Fed-1 ■ eration of Television and Radio I Artists (AFTRA)—has refused! to cross the picket lines of the; I striking union, the AFL-CIO I National Association of Broad* cast. Employes and Tehnicians (NABET). ANTENNA INSTALLATIONS UHF • VHF COMBINATION • ROTORS SWEETS RADIO A APPLIANCE 422 West Huron FE 4-5617 ‘let’s Talk SIDING!” 'Queen of the Nile' Flicker Is a River of Gold for Liz By EARL WILSON NEW XORK — Elizabeth Taylor’s going to be 32,000,000 to 33,000,000 richer before the month’s over . . . Negotiations are being concluded by 20th Century-Fox lawyers and Liz’ attorney Aaron Frosch to pay her for “Cleopatra.” Liz, was to get 10% of. the groks. She’s already received a couple of million. With the picture in; the 340,000,000 area, Liz seems to have a couple! million more coming—at least. 3HI / (Attorneys won’t talk figures. The arithmetic is- mine—and my arithmetic is terrible.) Eddie Fisher, who was married to Liz at the time and says he still is, is likely to come into 3400,000 ... not a couple of million as predicted earlier. Connie Stevens, wearing Eddie’s engage-1 ment ring, and hoping to be Eddie’s wife offi- WILSON dally when all the legalities are over, was at the Palace the other night to see him and Buddy Hackett. Eddie sang “That Face” to Connie, sat on the arm of her chair in the second row, and kissed her. He also introduced the audience to her—to “Miss Connie Stevens.” Marilyn Maxwell, who’s doing a strip at the Jamaica Hillside Theater, came out to begin her number and an eager fan shouted, “Take it off!” Marilyn sang back: “I know why you’re here. The teachers’ strike’s still on” . . . Congratulations to Dick Schaap and Madeline Gottlieb! Betty Grable flew into a rage at her Hollywood agent who, she said, booked her on the Ed Sullivan show without asking her. Not that she didn’t want to do the show, but she needed time to get ready, and as for her agent, “X!*XXX!” ★ ★ ★ THE MIDNIGHT EARL . . . . Shirley MacLaine writes from Tokyo she'll be here next month, “after nosing, around Africa and India” . . . David Hem-mings is a sudden. replacement (for Antonio Sabato) in Jane Fonda’s “Barbarella” . . . Duo: Dina Merrill’s son Stanley Rnmbough Jr. and ski star Suzy Chaffee, at the Toledo . . . Nancy Sinatra’s powerful guest stars on her Dec. 11 TV special: Her father and Dean Martin. Singer Patrice Munsel zoomed up to Clos Nonnand on her mini-motorbike, folded it and put it in the trunk of her car (which her husband had driven up) ; . . Producer Joe Levine admits he’d never heard of Simon & Garfunkel, who wrote the music for “The Graduate” (at Mike Nichols’ suggestion). He asked ' What are they—tailors? book publishers?” ★ ★ ★ TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: Red Foxx says he hates to gc home: “You know my wife? She looks like Sonny Liston, in t pink negligee.” WISH I’D SAID THAT: Henna Arond Zacks rewrites the ole poem;: “What are fat girls made of? Sugar and spice and everything twice.” EARL’S PEARLS: Mike Wayne described his apartment: “It’s so cramped that when the toast pops up, we get crumbs on the ceiling.” Mrs. Red Buttons took her poodle to a veterinarian, who aSked, “Name, please?” She answered, “Buttons,” “No," said the vet,”—not the dog’s name ., Pi. . . That's earl, brother. Supervisory personnel and other employes have been substituting in various jobs since NABET struck the American Broadcasting Co. television and radio networks last Friday in a contract dispute. Miss Tolliver, a native of Akron, Ohio, did s television commercials before she started working foT ABC last October. And she filled in for Miss Sanders for nine days during the AFTRA strike; last April. REGISTERED NURSE The pinch-hitter, who also is a registered nurse, had some top brass in the control room withl her Monday. it * ★ Harry R. Olsson, ABC’s gen-; eral attorney, and Benjamin: Okulski, a time salesman,; manned the two cameras. More ! than a dozen ABC executives ; were in the control room. ★ - * * As forecast, Joey Bishop, a! member of AFTRA, refused to I cross tiie picket lines Monday for hisr scheduled live show. Soli ABC reran an earlier fa SAVE 40%—CLEARANCE ON 1967 STOCK! (WHITE ONLY!) Take the Pledge ... END PAINTING FOREVER! 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WMtMr Bureau • PurecMt Cloudy, Cool THE PONTIAC PRESS VOL. 125 — NO. 199 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1967 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ —32 PAGES 10 Children Die of Poi Mm mb meats o|,oart community, public or private, to achieve the level of coordinated developmental ptemring which is required now.” Such a planning council was advised by Dr. David Lewis, arditted, wh o planned five “super” high schools in to replace 23 secondary The architecturally' Striking school complexes, which draw students from large gerrymandered areas, are open around the dock, for adult .education, cultural affairs and possibly for public health agendas and other services. ‘DARING GAMBLE’ t Pittsburgh’s attempt to solve the ra-cial integration problem has been called “one of the most daring gambles in American education.” (Continued on Page A-2, Col. 7) Rdmriey to Tell GOP Candidacy in October—AP DETROIT (2) — Michigan Gov. George Romney will announce formally next month that be is a candidate for the 1963 Republican presidential nomination. The Associated Press has learned Romney will throw his hat in the national political ring shortly after returning to Michigan at the end of his tour through Negro slum areas of urban America: Since Romney will be back Sept. 39, the annouacernent could come next week. . About six weeks after his return, the governor wilt tour Europe, including Poland and the Soviet Union. -n facility aervtog about 4,000 subscribers to WaDed Lake and some ip Wbem. Located on South Commerce Road, north of Pontiac Trail, ftreplaces the former of0o| at Ml N. POntiac Trail and provides the newest ip switching equipment infhirflny Toilch-TOne (push-button) d the company has in-cjyased the capacity of interoffice dr- tong ite^ $2.94 Want Ad Produced $65 Sale,;. “Our Press Want Ad made a tost sale' for os ' within 2 hours after' paper came out” Mrs. D. 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A ' * * ‘ , One of the most recent eon* struction starts in Oakland County is an expansion of the Farmington central office to bej completed next June at a cost of more than $1 million. * A * Michigan Bell is adding about , (B 8,000 square feet of space with a Pontiac North Office In Orion Township Completed About Year Aao 42-by-ioo-foot addition two stor-•---—n———-------------------------------- ® ies high. The cost of the addi- tion, together with added central office equipment, will amount to about $1.2 million, the company sdid. NEW PONTIAC OFFICE The new Pontiac North office was completed aboqt a year ago at a cost of more than $1.2 million. The North office is located Orion Township at Waldon and Baldwin, serving subscribers in Pontiac as well as Lake Orion, Drayton Plains, and Clarkston. This facility also provides more subscriber lines and central office circuits to handle increased usage and demand for service in that area. 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WWW For Michigan residents, plication forms and detailed information on the four - year scholarship program may be obtained from the Commanding General, 5th Army, Attention ALFAZ-ZB, Fort' Sheridan,■ Illinois 60037. Less than a year ago, Michigan Bell opened a new central office in Clarkston on US 10 and Maybee. Replacing older facilities in the'community, the new $1.5-mUIion system provides improved local and long distance service and offering Touch - Tone telephones. ANI equipment was also included in the new sys- History Lecture Instant history lessons are now being broadcast to tourists visiting the White House. Low-level loudspeakers inside the East Executive Avenue fence give a five-minute tape-recorded history of the Presidential mansion. OUR FANS LOVE US ... And Our 4-W2y Sure-Fire Heat Insurance! H Vwi are insured against ever tanning out of oil with our automatic, " "KEEP FULL" Service. 2. 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He repeated pre-vious charges that the President has been “constantly wrong’’ about “where we stand, what we can accomplish and what the war will cost.” Case voiced his views in a prepared Senate speech, Percy in an interview. Case, a Senate Foreign Relations Committee member who has urged that the bombing be limited to vital military targets, said the administration’s handling of the war has produced “a crisis of confidence.” “The people’s anxiety, and that of Congress too, springs perhaps in greatest part from a growing conviction that the administration is not telling them the truth,” he said. “The administration’s continuing assurances of progress in Vietnam simply do not square with the cold, fact that toward our basic objective—that of creating an independent self-governing society supported by its citizens—there has been no significant progress at all.” The New Jersey Senator said Johnson had put a “false face” on the authority given him to ’ combat Communist aggression by using the 1964 Tonkin Bay resolution as a “perpetual, letter of credit” to expand the conflict. Percy said the reaction to a series of weekend speeches in which he attacked what he called “the great problem of credibility” on the part of the administration convinced him the public' is deeply concerned by this issue. He said he would oppose withdrawal from Vietnam but believes there is unjustified escalation of the war. , “Why is it more effective to bomb tail lines seven miles from China than 30 miles from China?" he asked. “The Chinese and the Russians Already are giving massive help to North Vietnam. v “flow can any prudent man presume that China will not do more if we continue to attack so close to her territory? But the administration always minimizes this danger.’* Two Injured Sligi as Plane Crashes LODGEPOLE, Neb. (AP) Two persons suffered minor injuries when a Cessna ISO two-seater plane, en route from Detroit to California, crashed on takeoff from the Lodgepole airport Saturday night. * a * V The State Safety Patrol said Dan Henney, 40, of. Fremont, Calif., was hospitalised with cuts and bruises. The pilot, Larry Wells, 28, also of Fremont, h cuts. The patrol said Wells had flown from Detroit and had stopped in Omaha Saturday then landed at Lodgepole to refuel. The patrol called the plane a “total toss,” Homo of tho Bottomless Cup of Coffee Open Daily llsM-tiM Fri. and Sat. tH IS P.M. ELIZABETH LAKE HO. OPPOSITE THE PONTIAC MALL Childs’ Portions Available LOW IN COST. FAST IN ACTION. PHONE 33241181. NEED HELP? USE PONTIAC PRESS CLASSIFIED ADS. COLORVISION cklw TElevisiON ALWAYS A GOOD MOVIE. GREAT GUESTS t hwidfeds of thousands of loyal fans!!! BILL KEIMNEbY SHOWTIME Miroia piwwf wt THURSDAYS at 7:30pm SWINGIN' TIME! and (he Robin Seymour Show DEMOIVS ONLY WIV DANCE PMtfS GILLIGANS ISLAND BURKE’S LAW III fir nit HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE Top,new cartoons...fun! TUESDAYS at 7:50pm james darren & robert colbert star in. WEEKDAYS at 5:30pm impressible MV NORTH * 'DENNIS LAREDO THE PONTIAC PRESS RONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1967 Jewelry Has Lacy Desig Wins Awards HEW YORK — Femininity has returned to precious jewelry design in a delicate lacy look. The absence of the bulky look so prominent in jewelry design of late was evident in the jewelry Winning Diamonds-Intemational Awards for 1967. Diamonds-Interpational Awards were presented today to 25 jewelers from 10 Countries in a luncheon ceremony at the New York Hilton here. Trifari goes big-game hunting in enamel and gold-tone metal. The alligator cuff in autumn colors is worn with this season’s, newly important, large button earring. “The Peacock” is the name of this diamond brooch by Hans Leo Peters of Dusseldorf, Germany. Diamonds blaze in a delicate structure of white gold, enhanced by a colorful dotting of softly red rubies and sea-green tourmalines. The fan can be opened further to make a complete shining dvrqle or closed tighter to make a jeweled plume. A shining masts of diamonds is held high by white gold in this ring by Terence John Waldron of Warwickshire, England. The dimensional setting is highly polished and has a double shank. Maurice Lipkin & Co. Ltd. manufactured the ring. Fore-and-aft earrings by Trifari with fine tassel chains cascading down both in front and behind the ear lobes. These stunning ear.-' rings are the perfect mate for the important black cocktail dress. . “Unknoum Flying Object” is the name of this diamond earclip design by Manfred Gruhlke of Berlin, for which a Diamonds-Intemational Award urns presented in New York today. Three yellow marquise diamonds float between misting clouds of paved diamond, leading down to a disc of polished labradorite. This disc blue with a gleam of with paved dia- . *... * * The prize-winning jewelry will be on public exhibition here at the Institute of International 'Education through Sept. 29 and then go on. to exhibitions in London, Milan and Frankfurt. The versatility of textured gold, the color contrasts of enamel dimension ii{ ring shanks and unusual uses of Materials are all noteworthy in the jewelry winning 1967 Diamonds - International Awards. * * ♦ American , winners of .the 1967 Diamonds - International Awards were: Glenda Arentzen, New York; Henry Ounay, New York; and John E. Holtz-elaw, Alva, Oklahoma. Long, dangling earrings and long lengths of Cultured pearls set the style for.precious jewelry this season. Here, an exquisite drop* shape cultured south sea pearl hangs from a leafy chain of diamonds set in platinum. Three perfect strands of uniform 8 mm cultured pearls add warmth and luxury to the look of black. Not Acceptable to Take Arm if "Not Offered Bv ELIZABETH L. POST, Dear Mrs. Post; Is it acceptable for a young lady to take her escort’s arm during the day if he has not offered it to her? The situation would be an after-noon tea or wedding. — Polly K. ★ ★ ♦ • Dear Polly: Since it can hardly be considered necessary for a young lady to hang onto a man’s arm in the daytime, it. can only appear that she is being overly affectionate or very possessive. , After dark, it’s another matter, and she may correctly hold his arm for support, especially when she is wearing high heels. invitations Dear Mrs. Post: Please state if it is in good taste to invite people (who have not been invited to the wedding) to the home at night for a drink, knowing full well that no one would come without bringing a present? Doesn’t it seem like a cheap way of getting more gifts? — Conpie ★ ★ ★ Dear Connie: No, it isn’t in good taste and, yes, that’s just what it sounds like. FRUITS Dear Mrs. Post: What is the correct way to drink a cocktail when the cherry-lemon or orange slice, etc. is on a toothpick or tiny sword and lying across the rim of the glass top? t Do you remove the fruit with your fingers and drop it into the cocktail, or do you put stick and all into the drink? I’ve heard that the fruit absdrbs the liquor and should remain in the drink.— Laura Dear Laura: Leave the fruit on the stick and put the whole thing into the drink. The cherry (or any edible tidbit) can then .be easily eaten right from the stick when it has absorbed the flavor of the cocktail. Orange and lemon slices are usually not eaten — they are there to add to the flavor of the drink. In order to get the stick out of the way, hold a finger against the rind of the fruit slice, pull the pick out, and discard it. Date Is Corrected The smorgasbord being given by the Women’s Society of Christian Service of Central Methodist Church will take place this Friday from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Three members of the wedding party for Lynda Bird Johnson and Copt. Charles Robb have been named. From the left are Marie Fehmer from Dallas, Texas, one of President Johnson’s secretaries; Phyllis Bonanno of Stamford, Conn, who works for McCall’s Magazine in New York and who met Lynda there; Neil J. Burmeister of Madison, Wise., a former University of Wisconsin fraternity brother of the bridegroom. ■ 'Inform the Boss or Just Get Lost From Talkative Pest,' Advises Abby By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: I work in an office which employs mostly men. One of the men here is a great talker, and his favorite subject is SEX. He doesn’t ask, “How a r e y o u?” H e a s k s, “How’s your love life?” ■HreB He’s forever stopping by my desk to tell me an (;°l°r story. No mat-ter what is said, he turns it into something ,...Jfllllpf^| personal and downright ABBY embarrassing. (If I say, “Good morning,” he asks, “And what,- pray tell, happened last night to make the morning so good?”) * * * He can’t possibly believe that I am not interested in discussing my private Upgrade Pa/, Benefits, BPW Federation Aim WASHINGTON, D. C. - Improving the status of women and equality of the sexes are still major concerns of employed women according to the national officers of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc., who met with the women members of Congress recently to discuss the 1967-68 legislative plans for the 178,000-member Federation. At a luncheon in the Rayburn House Office Building on Capitol Hill, cospon- j sored by Rep. Martha Griffiths (D.', Mich.) and Rep. Florence' Dwyer (R., N.J.), Federation president Mrs. Mabel R. McClanahan, of Appleton, presented the Federation’s national legislative platform which was adopted in July at the national convention. The three action items of the platform focus on both men and women and include equal rights; uniform laws and regulations In regard to working conditions and in the areas of taxation and retirement, and uniform jury service. The second major emphasis in the Federation’s national legislative program this year will be the repeal of BAA Opens Season With Print Collection The Bloomfield Art Association opens its season Sunday, with an exhibition designed to appeal to (he area’s many young art collectors. Graphic International, selected by painter-printmaker Aris Koutroulis from Detroit and Ann Arbor galleries, will include 53 works by such well-known painters as Robert Motherwell, Robert Rauchenberg, Larry Rivers and Marisol. Koutroulis, who is responsible for the Content of the exhibition, is assistant professor of graphics at Wayne State University and a member of the Bloomfield Art Association faculty. Graphics International opening is from 2 to 5 p.m. The Gallery, located at 1518 South Cranbrook, Birmingham, is open to the public every day except Monday from 2 until 5 p.m. outmoded state legislation that limits' the earning power of women. Mrs. McClanahan outlined the p 1 a n through which local clubs and state federations will study state restrictive laws and work for their repeal. She cited a brief survey which reveals that, as of January, 1966, every state except Delaware has some form of legislation on its statute books that limits the ability of women to compete equally for jobs: • 12 states have minimum wage laws for women only. • 43 states have hour restrictions. (Michigan just recently repealed its hours of work law.) • 23 states require special meal periods for women. • 20 states prohibit night work by women. • 26 states prohibit the employment of women in specified industries. “By foreclosing positions that require occasional lifting or overtime work these laws tend to keep women in the lower-rung jobs and they prevent women from earning premium pay for over time,” said Mrs. McClanahan. BPW does not oppose reasonable re strictions on working conditions, however. “Such restrictions as minimum wage and maximum hour laws are portant,” said Mrs. McClanahan. “The point is, that if such laws are enacted they should apply to all adults, not just to women," she said. Further, the Federation has not objected to statutes imposing reasonable restrictions On pregnant employes because, “this legislation is not sex legislation It does not apply to all.women — only to pregnant women.” To Meet at Knisleys Members of the Countryside Improvement Association will gather for a luncheon meeting at noon Wednesday in the Orchard Lake home of Mrs. *W. Harold Khisley. life with him because I have given him no encouragement whatsoever. What should I do? HELEN DEAR HELEN: Tell the man that you find his off-color stories embarrassing and his personal references irksome. If he doesn’t get the message, tell your superior. If he IS .your superior, there are other jobs. ★ ★ ★ DEAR ABBY: I have a married daughter and a married son. Once they left home I began serious work on a creative project in which I had been interested for years. My daughter and’her,husband fell into the habit of dropping in with their children any time they pleased, invading my workroom and disturbing my work. After repeated interruptions, I asked them to please telephone before coming over, but they continued to drop in when-, ever it suited them. I finally had to ask them to please come over by invitation only. The result: They became angry with me, and we are not on good terms. Now-my son and his wife are doing the same thing. I do not want to drive them away, neither do I feel that I should be imposed upon by them. How do you tell married children that you are no longer holding open house? I might add, both these young couples were invited to dinner frequently and not once have I ever visited Mem without calling first to ask if it was Convenient. What is the answer? PUZZLED DEAR PUZZLED: I happen to believe that mature and well-bred people respect the privacy and wishes of others, whether they are related or not. It is easy to understand why children continue to regard their parents’ home as their own because that’s the Way it was for so long. But once told, they should remember. It is unfortunate that your daughter and her husband became “angry” because you demanded the courtesy of a call before they dropped in. Unless you prefer the inconvenience of being interrupted in your “project” to being estranged with your son and wife, give them the same treatment. Round for Gals WASHINGTON iff) — A Michigan paper mill, charged with discriminating against women, has agreed to increase wages of its female employes, t h e Equal Opportunity Employment Commission said Monday. The commission said under the terms of the agreement S. D. Warren Co. of Muskegon, Mich., Will provide wage hikes totaling 137,449 a year. * * * The agreement came after a woman, employed by the company 15 years, charged she was denied a job as a carton stitcher because of her sex. * * * The company also agreed to actively recruit minority group members, provide job training for Negro employes and merge its male and female seniority rosters. Music will be the theme of a semi-formal dinner dance Oct. ft at the Bay Pointe Country Club for the benefit of the Pontiac Symphony Orchestra.*Supporters of the orchestra and their friends will dine to o background of organ music and be entertained by a magician before dancing begins to, the music of the George Alfano orchestra. Mrs. James S. McCoy (from left), decorations chairman arid cochair-man Mrs. John Silvani? both of Orchard Lake, are shown with Symphony president Glenn H- Griffin, Ogemaw Road. 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(AP) — Clothing manufacturer Harry Roth, who spent $7,800 on a full-page newspaper advert tisement urging President Johnson not to seek renomination, Bays he believes anyone running on a peace platform could win the 1968 presidential election. In his “opening letter to the President” in 'niesday’s New York Times, Roth said Johnson should decline to run again because the President cannot end the war in Vietnam. ★ ♦ ★ Roth offered $100,000 to help select a successor to Johnson and suggested that Sen. J. W. Fulbright, D-Ark., head the ticket. Roth, reached today at his Beverly Hills home, said he will “pledge $50,000 this year and $50,000 next year" for the campaign of any pe,ace candidate Johnson would choose. v Asked if he had any personal ideas on how to end the war, Roth said, “This kind of thing is not for a clothing manufacturer. I don’t know how it should be done. It should be done honorably.” ( ’FOREIGN RELATIONS’ “The whole problem sebins to be one of foreign relations," Roth said. “And let’s face it, Fulbright is the head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.*' . * . « * Roth said he thought Johnson was “wonderful on domestic matters, put a new face or a new name, I think, will have a better chance of bringing peace." Reuther Back to Talks at Ford Chrysler and UAW Resume Bargaining l]|^& 10 HHjSr grew roli 10 Second grede roil ft ■ :S8S±83 DETROIT (AP) - Walter P, Reuther today went back to the bargaining table at the Ford Motor Co. as the head of tin United Auto Workers delegation but there was no sign his pres* ence would promise any * velopments in the union’s strike against Ford. Union and company negotiators also met at Chrysler, the first time since Sept. 7 after midnight when the UAW’s contracts expired at the Big Three and the union, struck Ford. The New York Stock Exchange NEW YORK (AP) . New Exchenge selected morning Endive. 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Reuther, who has cited everything from stockholder dividends to executive salaries to Justify his union’s demands, sure to mention the (Mice hikes at the bargaining table. AH four major domestic producers have said their 1968 prices are based on current labor costs and that they may be upped if the UAW wins costly settlements. On Saturday, Reuther urged Congress and the Canadian Parliament to investigate the price and profit picture of the auto industry. NEW PRICES General Motors says its new car prices will average $110 or 3.6 per cent more than 1087; Ford says It’s up $114 or 3.9 per cent; Chrysler’s $101 or 3.5 par cent and American Motors $80 or 8,8 per cent. around MlpmROW t'.lt Stocks of Local Inlerett STOCK* OP AREA IttTSRSIT Quotation* from th* NMD ere representative filter jjggtor nriea* of mmw-mutely 11 e. m. Inter-daeler market* change throughout the day. Pricaa do not hicludg rotgll markup, markdown or Pwr&to'jt OowChm 3.X Wl: duPont 3.75 bug Lt ii DynamCp . 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I 9m 4* 67%-% a ft at Stein 3? rote row + te ft 5| S 20 5s JA A Sr^lSH te * xzml 50 J4W 35te 34 + te «te kite 4?te l«| dUll 4.4 ftit ItJ »i.t S| B 1 ft 11 I S3 S3 81« B w* w I ZLl M.f 7V.2 M4 13.7 Accent 1$ on Sellli imh fm Banks Altering Image By JOHN CUNNIFF AP Business Analyst NEW YORK - In the foil, vrim tin fancies of 5,888 bankers turn to their annuel convention, you might expect the subject matter to True, the subject of interest! i -pervades CUNNIFF the 93rd annual convention of the American Barters Association, but the areas it pervades include such light-hearted pastimes as receptions, dinners and cocktail par- Even sopne of the most serious discussions are hardly what they would have been 28 years ago. Marketing, or selling the product, seems to cause more concern today than the balance of payments deficit. Banks originally were places here money could be safe- guarded, storage houses for excess, funds, places where businessmen came for financial advice. The clientele was wealthy. Family, dub$, school contacts brought business. EXPANDED SERVICE The wealthy are more numerous now. The middle class spreads more each year, and so does its demand for braking services such as checking ae-counts, credit cards, mortgages, savings accounts. “Banking is now for the masses," said one panel member. There has been a banking revolution, he taid, but "it might better he called a crisis.” The industry, m said, may have changed falter than its manage- The modern banker does not wait for the customer to walk to. He seeks him out, despite the comment by Allen -Morgan, president of the First National Bank of Memphis, that “It's a bitter pill for some older bank managements to swallow when we tdk about subservience to the customer." Bank executives have been working hard to the past two decades to destroy the image of AT&T's New Rates Detailed WASHINGTON (AP) - You’ll soon be able to make country telephone call for 75 cents—if you don’t mind waiting until midnight to dial. The Federal Jfommunications announced Monday details of $100 million in long-distance rate reductions it has ordered for American Telephone and Telegraph Co. The new rates take effect Nov. 1. w ★ ♦ The reductions include inauguration of a 75-cen( maximum rate for three-minute longdistance calls placed between midnight and 7 a.m. and dialed by the customer. The present coast-to-coast aximum to $1 for station-to-station cells placed between 8 P-m. and 4:30 a.m. Monday through Saturday and» all day Sunday. The $1 rate period win be expanded to 7p.m. to 7 a.m. Monday'through Friday phis all day Saturday, Sunday, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years Day, July 4 and Labor Day, except for calls where the new 75-cent rate applies. Business Notes William E. Reddig has been appointed to the newly created position of director of planning and design for the Kelvlnator Division of American Motors. Reddig of H a w t hoi B i r ratogham, has bean to charge of pliance design REDDIG and styling since 1858. In fcto new position he also will direct all product planning and programs concepts, formerly handled by a committee which he served as chairman. i newly created ctar of planning I News in Brief An undetermined amount of machine at the McCarroO School, 191 Glenwood, Pontiac police were told yesterday. The Dale E. Cook Construction Co. reported to Waterford Township police yesterday that vandals caused an astlmatad $300 damage to equipment at a construction site at Burt School, 181 S. Winding. Dsn Hatehsr raw Battering at 7888 Highland Rd Closed Mon., Open Wed. OR 4-1738. -4dv Bake sale. FM. Sept 28 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Middle Straits Community Assoc/ 3950 Green Lk. Rd. Orchfrd Lk. terian Church Birmingham 1858 W. Maple.T hurt., Oct 5, • to I. FM. Oct 8, 8 to 4. —Adv. Smorgasbord, Central Methodist Church, 3881 iBghtend Rd. Friday, Sept. 28. 17:38, pjn. Auto Makers May Boost Present Hike DETROIT (AP)—If you buy a 1968 model car from one of the four major domestic producers you pay between $89 and $114 more, on the average, than you would have for a 1967 model— at least for a while. General Motors Carp., Ford Motor Co., Chrysler and American Motors have all announced price hikes for 1968 but have said there may be bigger Increases depending on the contract settlements with the United Auto Workers. * * * Chrysler Monday rolled back its 1968 prices announced earlier, and American Motors published its new price list. Here’s' how they stand now. GM BOOST General Motors says its new cars will cost an average of $119 or 3.8 per cent more than its. 1987s. Ford says its new cars will cost an average of $114 or 3,8 per cent more than its 1987s. ★ it * Chrysler says its new models will cost an average of $101 or 3.5 per cent more than its 1987s. American Motors says its new cars will cost an average of $89 or 3.8 per cent more than its 1967s. CHRYSLER LEAD Chrysler was the lint producer to announce its 1888 prices, which the firm figured averaged $183 or 4.8 per cent more than last year's models. General Motors and then Ford came up with lower price booats, and Chrysler rolled Its [prices hart. and they’ve been doing it by Identification with the needs an interests of the masses. DISH PREMIUM Bank architects are encouraged to use glass instead of a wall of iron and concrete between teller end customer. Tellers are rewarded for smiling at ritors, dinnerware is offered as a premium to new customers. Advertising and research expenditures also reflect the trend; they are soaring. More and more research is going into the problem of how to handle tuners, personal finances, such as bill payments and income taxes. ★ dr ★ Whereas banks once created the appearance that they were planted and unmovable for the centuries, a textbook of banking bow states with authority: “The bank that stands still is actually sing ground." Roland Erickson, executive vice president of General Foods : Corp., told the bankers how he and his colleagues put marketing to work when they headed a small bank in the early 1940s. FIRMLY ENTRENCHED The two older banka in town were firmly entrenched, he said. They had been there 100 years. They, dominated -business. On their bonds were members of all the leading businesses in town. “How do you get a foothold in that kind of situation?” he asked. His answer was marketing. W dr W We became available as speakers at chibs and business groups where we put our knowledge and our attitude on display for public assessment. We pioneered in customer-oriented “We specialized in ment assistance for small business. We insisted mi friendly, helpful, enthusiastic employes at all levels. And we took our commercial loan offices off the main floor so that every housewife in town could not see her neighbor visiting with his banker." TRYING TO SELL The accent, therefore, Is on marketing, and a sample from an address, at the convention show* that bankers sound quite any other group—tooth paste, gasoline, cereals—trying to sell products through research. A study of the effectiveness of advertising slogans, the address began, “showed 92 per cent of the people in their sample could recognise a slogan from one of the major gasoline companies.” ♦ dt ★ Then the bankers squirmed as a Mg “but” followed. “Bank ‘c’ did not fare so well. Eighteen per cent recognized the slogan, 24 per cent associated it with the wrong bank, and 59 per cent could not identify the slogan at all. . No modern, market-oriented bank Intends to let such figures By ROGER E. SPEAR (Q) "I have Jut retired, aad am living with my wile in our paid-up bungalow. I change was stolen from a pop own Comsat; A. T. A T. and Inter lake Steel I have at the bank and would appreciate your suggesting a portfolio that would bring me an Income to add to my Social Security. I have no other resources.” CL I» (A) Like so many retired citizens you have two problems which are connected. You need tag expensea. Since these ere abo have the kind of stocks that can appreciate over « pe- ------ ~________ 3* «**■* * O n *" till real value of your 9 to 12. Indlanwood and Baldwin j would hold American HUB. Telephone and Interlake, the tatter for good, well-covered dividend return. % Comsat is t great space age start, but lt Is a stock for too future and I dent think you cab afford to hold it. No dividends are in prospect before 1188 and I advise you to switch to Southern Rwy., yielding 5.1 per cent I suggest you leave $5,800 in savings and invest $25,000 in equal dollar limounts of Peoples —Adv.Gas Light 6 Coke; Stewart- Warner; International Harvester; Washington Water Power and Jersey Standard. These are good stocks, in my opinion, and your aver ago yield would be five per cent with a good appreciation potential in at least the first three listed. . * * * (Q) “Servel Inc. has not been listed on the Big Board July. Super Market •nod?” 0. Q. (A) Servel suspended trading becauswit was marged into Cle-vlte Corp. on July S7.1 suggest you write to the transfer agent for Clevite, Central National Bank of Cleveland, for details as to what you are to resolve in lieu of your Servel holdings. Super Market Distributors changed its name to 8MD industries on August 2. It Is trading regularly on the American Exchange under lta new name. Reger Spear’s 48-page Guide te Snceesatal Investing is available to readers. For your espy send «L88 to Reger E. Spear, is care ef The Pontiac Press, Bag 1818, Grand Central Station, New York, N.Y. 11817. (Copyright, 1187) ' C"».4 9t for mechanics at one airline. It checks inventory and places mechanics’ order* for parts in Cause No. 11IO STATE OF MICHIGAN In flu Court <«r tin County of Oakland Division. . . In It* Matter of tl* Petition concern-Me Beulah Marie Era TO: Balll Brawn, ti child: Petition having been alleging that saw chit provision* of Chapter piled Laws of lM at pieced Court, laid "child should he lurlsdlcHan of this e People of the State t hereby notified that id jmMMi will be held i, Oakland County Service Cantor, In the CIty^ of Michigan, the hearing „ at imwiiHtoupfc' Ice Center, In the Cl County,---I a com previous to said nearing In ....^....jc Praia, a newspaper printed ’wswrs&B BARNARD, Judge of sold Court, m m City Of Pontiac In said County, this list day of SepNfnher A.D. 1M7. A true copy (Seall NORMAN R. BARNARD, Judge of Praha > Probate Register venlle Olvlsloi Sept. 1«, 106 OF SYLVAN LAKE, County State of Michigan. , __ folT EW,J08# |*gj day, the day of any .regular —- election or primary election, i registration the nerr in said 54 during* the time Intervening between the of such election. aa vj&m tstsv%s on said day for the purpose of revNwInc the registration and registering such « the Qualified electors Tn said City as registration, and antHled under tjw Con-stnumn, |f remaining such reswent, 7 vote at the next election, shall be ai Nrw.ln.h.ra.h^^ ^ OFFICIAL NOTICE OR SALE County, Michigan,,ef the ear value, of saw,060.00 will be received bv the 1 signed at his office. No. MO South graph Road, In the City OfFontlOC, gjgmnKti Said bonds wlll bo dated November 1,1 1N7, will be Siupon'bonds all IT the denomination efSaMiM each, will numbered consecutiveiy Tn the direct der of their maturities from 1 upwai and will bear Intsreri from their datp payable on May ,1. ifM and thareaMf semLannually an May I and N of each year end will be sold it 19 vrt" I id shall be at one ri_ ..... Igjjg* seme year must carry me _ l tale. No bond shall bear Interest at a rale leae than M« of tlw rate borne by any other band of thli Issue. Accrued Interest to dale of delivery of such bends must be geld bv the purchaser at the time ef delivery. Said bonds will mature serially on tht 1st daysf May M each year as follows: £ « mo 15400.00 ion 15*006.00 im i5rOoo.oo ion 15,000.00 1974 15.000.00 1075 15,000.00 1074 15,000.00 1977 * 15400.00 1070 30400.00 1079 30,000.00 mo 3o.ooo.oo loot 30,000.00 Iftt 30,000.00 im 30.000.00 IO94 30,000.00 1905 30400-00 V9I4 30,000.00 1907 30400.00 1910 35400.00 1919 35,000.00 - 1990 * 35400.00 1991 25,000.00 1993 25,000.00 1993 35.000.00 im 35.000.00 1995 33,000.00 199* 25,000.00 1997 25,000.00 Tht bonds will bt suMoct to rotftmptton •t a wholt bv tht Ortlntot District prior to maturity on any on# Inttrtsf payment data on or attar May T, 1970. Etch bond ctlltd to bt rtdttmtd shall bt rtT----------1 plus S%) "VflWM THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1967 m ,ow uets li From Derrick SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Betty may not be the cow that Jumped over the moon but she’s the Only bovine known to have been lifted out of a well by a rocket derrick. Betsy walked across an old well near here Monday and the board cover gave way. . ★ ★ ★ Betsy’s plunge into 15 feet of water in a 30-foot deep well was observed by Erick Barrow, 8, a neighbor boy who unhesitatingly Jumped in after her so he could hold her head above water. Al Burger, 06, saw Eric jump' in, so he Jumped in, too. * ★ ★ Together they kept Betsy’s head above water until the nearby United Technology Center, a space age concern, could send a crane with a sling used to lift rockets. The sling' was placed under Betsy’s middle and out she came. Today she was back at pagtpre with her calf. Eric and Burger were brought out.imharihed, too. Episcopalians Show Off New Worship Trends SEATTLE (AP) - While leaders of the Episcopal Church debate trhscending problems at their general convention here, others are. showing off new trends in church worship. One of the latest is a folk Mass composed and played on a guitar by the Rev. Ian Mitchell of White Plains, N.Y. He also delivered the sermon Monday to about 75 priests, nuns-both Catholic and Episcopal—some hippies and others. v It h ★ Father Mitchell, speaking in hippie Jargon that at times drew laughs from the congregation put on a powerful plea for peace, fqr love of Christ and for follow man. He told of the miracles described in the New Testament and declared: “You gotta accept the whole bag or forget It all.” “Man, like that’s a eon you can’t forget!’’ said of the hippies. Mrs. Glenn. E. Hall Service for Mr9. Glenn E. (Jessie H.) Hall, 76, of 5788 Pontiac Lake, Waterford Township will be 1:30 p.m. Thursday, at Donelson-Johns Funeral Home with burial in Ottawa Park Cemetery, Independence Township. Mrs. Hall, a member of lizabeth Lake Church of Christ, (tied yesterday. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Forrest Milzow and Mrs. Ethel Young, both of Waterford Township; three sisters; i brother; three grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Marvin Robinette Marvin Robinette, 63, of 102 Shirley died yesterday. His body is at the Huntoon Funeral Home. Mr. Robinette was a truck driver for Pontiac Motor Divi- bo. Surviving are his wife, Nelsie; four children, Paul with the Army in Vietnam and Ricky, Rebecca and Kimbley, all at home; three brothers, John, Eldon and Fred, all of Pontiac; and two sisters, including Mrs. George Williamson of Pontiac. Livestock Sold to Aid Children Jtfc* ■ass.** *-« * goat which brought a cumulative ■> $1,620, were sold for $47,585.05 Monday in the seventh cattlemen’s roundup for crippled children, Tbs Texas stockmen chipped i another $23,000 to bring to $70,585.05 the total of the roundup. The money goes to the nonprofit West Texas Rehabilitation Center. ★ * ★ Prize cattle went on the block. But the most surprising sale was a nanny She was sold and resold 31 times. The last buyer, Charles Morris of Abilene, donated tne goat to be sold again in an Oct sale. WSU Director to Be Reassigned Homer D. Strong, Wayne State University’s director of Alumni Relations who lives at 8950 Gale in Pontiac, will be reassigned another post in University Relations next July, it has been announced. * * * Strong has held his cm position as WSU’s first director of alumni relations for nearly 25 years. He received an all award in 1964 for hia contributions to the university. CITY 0F KEBGO HARBOR ROLICB DEPARTMENT „ ms Butdimonl b. opened at the Regular Mealing o( the Sul CifuniL *0.,b,1 Kw 0" Octobar 17, IN» In IB* Municipal Building, — •O Harbor, Mtehlgi days prior to in nr redemption, at least wtpapar or publication circ-i City of Datrolt, Michigan, aa part of Hi ragular sarv-ittca* of aala af municipal ' rindpai and martin will I abla at welt bank which auallliaa aa a Federal or Michigan bt diialgnatad by fh of tha bond*, who n •Marly quallfltd a Tltt told bond* art fa I tha provision* of Chapter ■ of Act no. 40 oFtha Michigan Public Ada of ifM. a* amend ad, in anticipation of ms collection of special easts smant, assessed against lh* City of Pontiac on Special Assessment Roll No. 1 for the Rlchton Relief Drain* mad* to defray the cost of locating. establishing and canalrvctlng the •aid drain. Tha aaiaaamtnlt are a general obligation of fhaaald elfy and ri| obligated and Ms tha. power la valorem Intts upon all the prop, in Its limns In an amoynl nil pay the assessment against It, with lip terast. without (InintHon as to raft or amount. Tho statuto under which flto bond, ora to bo Issued gravida flat tlw full foNh and credit of IM w¥ Drainage District It ptodMd t* the prompt poymont of IM principal ot and mtaraat on told No bid tar leu than all ot tho bonds or at less than tha par valut at IM bonda iHESa assrwws ThKh •qulpmtnt merit iuch ■rm rtfite Sffia? basic pallet car fty with-lefant to ItOroat c oToll^n coat ot ooch . rtoTJBSdrfrS STM ESS ’STm! "a «7!’tled or c*hler amount of l* of tho p Brakes—Power, disc typo. Wheel* and tires—Heavy duty MM and live (S) ItJSxlf 4-ply, fa blackmail tires. Exhaust system—Slngla type. Rear axlo-Positive fraction rear i fjwring Rawat. Skto-« cyttodir. *0 cubic bidi mini....... ISO minimum horsapowar, heavy duty barrat cgrburalor, (wavy duty wan mrjfttali Incorporated order oI tha VraUurar JH[S?|biSnaoa Board for tha Htottoi) Roliof 'Drains, must accompsny each bid as a gusrantaa S Exs faith chadu and chaaks oi .tha unauccaw tul bidder* will Id MWgErWMTlBS J» each bidder's ragraaantatlve W by regls-tarad mall. ■■ JSftJ-t. Sn.r approving __ cost off mH leoel pinfflno off Hit Im Dralneoe District. L_ ot Detroit, Mtchtoeri, < "jnjTwTrnavid la ralaet ttty Bnvefopes containing IM bWf .lMuld I cin&sTr*ajFyr! * * DANIEL W. BARRY RICMonR^n^l^^ Munklpel Finance Co Dos* Lid—Ramato rear deck Tranunlsslon—Haavy duty a thraa forward ipaads minimum. Attaraator—M Right sad WT apotllghts Deluxe staarlno wheel. ACCESSORIES: Back-up ll MatlMHi. Outside rear mirror, la Clsar llghfar Parkin, brakes warning light. Warning lights, equipment h lull two Irani ond roar dlroctlonal slg-ois simuitsMously. NOTE: Tho torm "Heavy Duly" H dkatod In thaso spaclflcatlons maans t ma Ham todlMtao shall exceed IM usual srsusWm&sw ^ Rear doer handles art to be _ and covert Installed for tullabla protac- HgB make dome light iwltcfft i \TODlWiL ™_ ______ „ In the beat Interest of 1M City. ' or |amb SWltcMl to aaorafli only with ImrRjBkjmMMt. .______'em. GARY ISDICKSON, City Manat Deaths in Pontiac Area Mrs. James Bernard l HOLLY—Mrs. Jqmes iLeoDe) Bernard, is, of 606 E. Maple died Sunday in Isle Feiret, Canada, following an auto accident. Her tody is at Dryer Funeral Home. Neal Buzzell Service for former resident Neal Buzzell, 75, of Fullerton, Calif., will be 1 p.m. tomorrow at the First Congregational Church, with burial in the Romeo, Cemetery by the Roth’s Home for Funerals. Mr. Buzzell, owner of a dress shop in Rochester, died Sunday. Surviving are his wife, Pearl; one son, Desmond of California; and three brothers, Lee of Armada and Hugh an and will read Should the United States with-raw its armed forces from Vietnam?” 12 Quarts of Beer 'Slight' Impairment SHERBROOKE, Que, -Charged with impaired driving a local motorist pleaded no I guilty and a trial was ordered * ★ it The first witness for t h e Crown, Dr. Roger Caron, test! tied that the defendent told him he had consumed 12 quarts of beer. The doctor Judged the man’s reflexes to be “slightly diminished.” On hearing this, defense coun-il asked to speak to his client. The accused changed hia plea and the judge sentenced him to $199 fine and six months suspension of his driver’s license. Filipino's Stay in Tree Ended MANILA (AP) - On presi mtial orders, a helicoptei team today plucked a Filipino farmer from the 89-foot coconut tree where he had perched for the last 58 days. He said men who killed his son would get him if he came down. ★ * ★ President Ferdinand E. Marcos ordered the helicopter to the village of Binalonan, 199 miles north of Manila, to get Quirino Berja, 48, out of his palm frond home. Marcos acted in response to pleas from the man’s family. * ★ * After putting up some initial resistance, Berja was hooked up to the helicopter and flown to an air base for jt medical checkup, the defense department said. ★ ★ ★ Berja went up the tree driven by the fear that men who killed his 29-year-old son Salvador would get him. “I’m not coming down,” he said. “They’ll kill Relatives used a rope pulley to keep Berja stocked with soft drinks and food. WWW Two men arrested in connection with his son’s death have been released on bond. Romeo Cenqetery. Mrs. Licht died yesterday. Surviving are two daughters, Maria at home and Mrs. Norma Foss of Romeo; two sons, Ha-zen of Washington and USAF Maj. John of Elgin Ah* base, Fla.; and seven grandchildren. Carpi Lee Minard AVON TOWNSHIP - Service fpr Carol Lee Minard, Infant daughter of former residents Mr. and Mrs. Lary Minard of Ferndale, will be 11 a.tn. marrow at Harold R. Davis Funeral Home, Pontiac Township. Burial will be In Christian Memorial Estate Cemetery, Avon Township. Surviving besides her parents is a brother, Kenneth at home. Fire Siren Moved to Protect III Tot LINDENWOLD, N. J. The Lindenwold Volunteer Firemen’s Association voted Monday night to relocate a fire siren which, doctors said, threatened the life of a 3-year-old boy with a diseased heart. ★ * ★ The 37-22 vote ended a bitter dispute that-had pitted the firemen against many townspeople. The siren will be moved 450 feet away from the home of Thomas Roselli. Doctors said a sudden noise-like the wail of a siren—could kUl the boy. Council Can't See the Problem for the Trees SALEM, Ore. (AP) - The City Council responded quickly when motorists complained about the vision problem at 12th and Cannon streets. Park crews cut down 28 young Junipers on the north side of the Intersection. ★ * * But wait. The complaint had been about the trees on the south side. The trees the city had plowed under belonged to Robert C Cannon, a city councilman. Area Scouters Will Study Cub Program Leaders of the Clinton Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America, will meet Thursday with other Scout executives from nearby areas to study an improved Cub Scout program. ★ ★ ★ Seven local leaders will attend the meeting at Michigan State University to learn of the program changes made after research, study and field reaction! The local representatives will present the program to area Cab ficoat leaders at the October roundtable meetings in the local council’s four dis- The program changes seek to improve the appeal of Cub Scouting, encourage the boys to enter Boy Scouting at 11 years of age, and to hold Cub Scouts for three years. ★ ★ -k Now, an 8-year-old boy or one in the third grade may become a Cub Scout. At 10 years age he may join a Webelos den and become a Webelos Scout. This phases out lion rank by September 1986. D EN MOTHERS A den leader coach will assist and train den mothers. Locally there are 5,115 Cub :outs in 120 packs. Police Action Pontiac police officers and Oakland County sheriff’s deputies investigated 197 reported incidents the past 24 hours. A breakdown of causes for police action: Arrests—12 Vandalisms—15 Burglaries—12 Larcenies—22 Auto thefts—1 Bicycle thefts—2 Disorderly persons—3 Assaults—16 Armed robberies—1 Obscene phone calls—1 Molestings—i Property damage acci-dents—17 Injury accidents—4 (People7n the Newsj By The Associated Press Marlene Dietrich, now 65 and a grandmother, is preparing for hdr first appearance on a New York stagfe.1 Yesterday the durable glamour star received the press and rapidly fielded a variety of questions including the following: Are you nervous about playing Broadway? Me was asked. “I am never nervous. I cannot understand that,” she said. Any special feeling about singing in New MARLENE York? “No feeling at all. I don’t live here. No place is really my home. I live in Paris and in London.” Why had she never played New York before? “Because if you are a singer, you have to get the right thing,” adding that she meant the right conductor, theater and costume. Anything in her career she had wanted but not achieved? “I never wanted to play Joan of Arc, if that’s what you mean,” she said. Gordon MacRae, Liz Schrafft Marry Singer Gordon MacRae and socialite Elisabeth Lambert Schrafft have been married at St. Peter’s Lutheran church in New York. McRae’s four children from his former marriage to television actress Sheila MacRae were among the 75 guests on hand for the brief ceremony yesterday. The new Mrs. MacRae, 39, divorced last month from restaurant heir George Schrafft, met MacRae, 45, three months ago. Louis Armstrong Hospitalized Entertainer Louis Armstrong is hospitalized with pneumonia, but his company manager says “he is coming along fine.” Ira Mangel, the manager, said the 67-year-old Armstrong will remain in the Reno, Nev. hospital “three or four days at most.” “Louis is fine,” Mangel said Monday, “but it’s sort of best to keep him in a hospital for a few days.” A week of California performances had to be canceled, Mangel said. “SATCHMO” Commuters Thank Retiring Trainman Max Berger retires today after 49 years with the Pennsylvania Railroad, but some of his regular commuters are seeing to it he has something to take with him. Nineteen persons, mostly residents of Princeton, NJ., have bought him two shares of stock In the railroad worth about $125. “I Just couldn’t believe it,” said Berger, a native Philadelphian. “After all, it’s my job to be nice to them-seeing to it that they are comfortable.” Often Picked by OOP Club The Oakland County Lincoln Republican (Club has elected Anton J. Guyer of Bloomfield Hills president for 1968. Guyer, 458 Fox Hills, is committee clerk for the OuUand County Board of Supervisors. He succeeds Arno Hulet, Bloomfield Township treasurer, as president Other* Club officers are Barry M. Grant of Southfield, first vice president; Robert L. Shipper, 5101 Rochester, Avon Township, second vice president; Andrew Campbell, of Southfield, third vice president; and John J. Rusher of Royal Oak, fourth vice president Dorothy Rowley of Basel Park is secretary and Hope (foraum of 144 N. Genesee is treasurer. Lab Animal Laws Cited LANSING (AP)-4U persons and corporations using awimaia for experiments are bound by state humane-treatment laws and are subject to regulation by the State Health Department, Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley said Monday. ★ ★ ★ Kelley was asked by State Health Director Albert Heustis whether the department's regu- ? latory authority over expen-to college and university level. You are authorised and required...to enforce the provisions of that law as to animals kept or used for the statutory purposes (experimentation) tty’ any person or entity in Michigan, including schools below college or university level,” Kelley wrote Heustis. PTA to Complain About School Delay A delegation from the McConnell School PTA is expected to appear before the Pontiac Board of Education tomorrow to. complain 'about a delay in getting a new school building. ~ School Supt. Dr.' Dana P. Whltmer said the parents are concerned because plans are proceeding to construct a new elementary school on the Lincoln Junior High School site while there are no concrete plans to replace McConnell. School authorities are studying the replacement of McConnell by a Human Resources Center - center for children and adults — but plans are not complete. Whitmer met with the PTA earlier this month to explain the situatipn to them. The multimillion-dollar human resources center being considered for southeast Pontiac would replace McConnell, Central and Wilson schools and possibly Frost and Longfellow schools.. Three months ago it was thought McConnell could be thp firtrt unit of possibly a 30-acre campus for eventually students since the School was once tentatively set for replacement next summer. Finance Study r studying school A Council is no construction, planning council to establish xa complete city master plan Is being considered. Some decisions concerning school construction-and financing are expected to be reached r the first of the year. a ★ ,■★ The regular board of education meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the School District Administration Building, 350 E. Wide Track. Police Think Same Man HelcT Up 2 Area Motels Waterford Township police of-, ficers and Oakland County sheriff’s deputies theorized today that the same bandit was responsible for armed robberies at two area motels early this morning. They said the description and method of operation in a holdup at the Savoy Motel, 120 S. Telegraph, Waterford Township, matched those in a holdup at the King Motel, 1300 Opdyke, Pontiac Township about an hour later. Manager Joe Bouchard of the Savoy told police his wife, Ruby, answered a front door buzzer signal about 3:30 a.m. He said a tall, thin man dressed in a yellow-and-brown plaid jacket and dark pants told her he wished to rent a room and she asked him to sign the desk register. ★ ★ ★ The bandit then reportedly flashed a small pistol and demanded money. He took $82 from the cash Proposals have been requested for a study of the poarible use of the catamaran as a con- be piled on the deck of a double-hulled ship without seriously impairing its stability. register and ran out, police were told. Shortly before 5 a.m., a King Motel employe told sheriff’s deputies a man had taken $200 from the office cash register at gunpoint. The bandit reportedly entered the office, asked about a room for four persons, then brandished a small pistol. * ★ ★ He also was described as tall and thin and aa wearing the same style and color jacket. 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