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_ Lake Township; Robert D. Romer, Clawsom ON COUNTY’S GOVERNING BOARD—These 
are the 11 new faces on the 1959-60 Oakland 
County Board of Supervisors. From top to bot- 
tom, counter-clockwise: Edward Cheyz, White 
J. Huber, Troy; 
Alex’ Majer and Edmund R. Hocking, both of ant Ridge., Hazel Park: Donald McPherson, Berkley; 
R. Calhoun, Huntington Woods; Fred W. Hilde- 
. brandt, Troy; Curtis. H. Hall, Farmington Town- 
ship; Herbert R. Sinclair, South Lyon; Robert   
  
  
Probate Judge 
Vote Set for “60 | 
‘by Supervisors Governor Would Fill 
Additional Position if 
Voters Approve It 
A proposed second Oak- 
land County probate judge- 
  wide vote next year. 
| The Board of Supervisors 
iyesterday picked the presi- 
dential election in Novem- 
ber of 1960°to submit the 
‘much-debated question to, 
‘county voters. 
| After several previous cinshes 
ibetween Republican and Democrat      ‘Pentiac Press Pheto 
David 
and Arthur G. Elliott Jr., Pleas- 
  
Residents Don’t 
Michigan’s on Rocks = (Edétors Note: This is the first of 
& two-part series on the “Mood of 
Michigan,” based on answers in a 
statewide poll om the state's fi- 
nancial difficulties The survey was 
made by reporters of Associated Press 
member newspapers ) 
By The Associated Press | Situation is bad. 
If any state employe misses a La A. Kenyon, a 32- 
payday because of a shortage of year-old civil engineer in Marys- 
state money in Michigan it will: ville, says he feels certaim Mich- 
com@ as a surprise to @ lot of” 
people. 3) f.) anyone try to pull 
Reporters who senitiiened Sur eyes by men- 
than 150 interviews throughout the | tioning payless paydays for state’ 
state last week found that about employes as a possiblity if it 
two of every three people asked) weren't true?” he asks. 
ke & x * & 
Heres Opinion Sampling 
of Pontiac Businessmen Break ven ee 
cityg residents contacted 
Michigan isn't broke as some say it is. 
If more revenue is needed, the sales tax should he 
hiked to four cents. 
The 50 million dollar Veterans Trust rund belongs to 
everybody, not just veterans. . 
Schools are doing a pretty good job in Pontiac, al-. 
though it might be a wise* 
idea to utilize schools 12 one-third of it because the 
months and ‘thereby cut earmarked,” Hirlinger said. 
“Just the other day the state said they didn’t believe the state's 
‘financial situation is desperate 
Caen Se mange So Pay on payday. 
* * 
  Pontiac Press reporters. tn particfpating fm an Associated 
Mood ef Michigan,’ came up with these opinions from 
tim the survey + 
  
rest is 
down the need Of more j,.4 $135,000,000 in its coffers, and school construction. ‘at the same time we were talking 
These comments came from five about being financially strapped,” 
Pontiac businessmen as The Pon- be said. 
tiac Press set out to find out the <The fault for shortage 
mood of Michigan. available funds lies not so much | 
Polled were John W. Hirlinger, | with the Legislature as with the 
manager of the Pontiac Area 
Chamber of Commerce; John A. | legislators to run. our business, | 
Riley, assistant advertising man- but at the same time surround 
ager of The Press; Monroe M. it with so many constitutional 
Osmun, clethier;, Thomas J. amendments that it can't do the 
Whitfield, tax consultant; and | job,” Hirlinger pointed out. 
Frank 8. Lyndall, manager of | Riley joined with Hirlinger in 
the Sears Roebuck store. isaying the state is not broke. Os-’ All were well aware that the mun, Lyndall and Whitfield said, 
state has its problems, but opinions jt is. 
varied as to how serious they are. | x * & 
* * Since there is general agreement. 
“We have lots of money, but the that more revenue must be raised, 
Legislature can only touch about the Pontiac men were questioned, 
on whether they favored a one   
lcent increase in the state sales. 
x: juated t 
Shy Sun Expected iit fat"incorne tac’ * / Four — Riley, Osmun, Hirlinger 
fo Glow Tomorrow and Lyndall — said they favored 
a sales tax increase to four cents, 
‘while Whitfield favored the grad-, Sunny and mild with a high of uated income tax. 
68 is the outlook for Wednesday, 
the weatherman says. 
* * * 
Fair and mild is Thursday's pre- 
diction. 
This morning’s showers were 
to end this afternoon with partly 
cloudy skies and a low of 43 to- 
night. Today’s south to southwest 
winds at 20-30 miles an hour will tax increase and the flat rate 
income tax. He spoke out saninnt 
the graduated tax. 
about who was at fault for the! 
stalemate in Lansing, it was gen- 
‘erally agreed that the finger) 
couldn't -be pointed anymore at| 
Gov. Williams and his Deniocrats 
shift to westerly, diminishing to- than at the Republican-controlied| 
night. Legislature. 
Sunny and warmer is tomorrow’ s| Much of the trouble, the men, 
forecast for northern Lower Mich-, said, was attributable to the play- 
igan and the Upper Peninsula swith | ling of politics on both sides. 
the high a the = . | “Both sides are making a politi- 
* | cal heyday of the situation,” Riley’ 
Forty- or was rie Pontia tem-| said. ° 
pérature in downtown Pontiac pre-|. cedjng 8 &.m. The mercury rose | pik esnitinnite tai tina. wihest 
60 at 2 p.m. ! (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2)   
4" ; * They did find a lot is felt the 
tenn fo beohy aE SEGI oe | 
of 
people of Michigan who elected | 
| i 
| Lyndall was torn between the 
| 
When it came to. the einettoas| 
  supervisors over the question at 
other meetings, Monday's approval | 
of the vote came without comune 
i the floor. 
a second $22,500 Think per year pro- 
1, 1961. The appointment | 
/ wou vould bo made by the govedlllik 
| Several Democrats on the Board 
Across the state in Niles, Archie! of Supervisors had accused Repub-' 
Barkman, also 32, works in a lican supervisors of stalling and) 
drugstore. attempting to devise a means of} 
He disagrees with Kenyon on securing a second probate judge, 
payless‘paydays. But he adds: iwithout -having the governor ap- 
jpoint him. Present legal require- 
“It might be a good idea.” ments stymied this. 
John Caris, a Detroit business-, * * * 
man, called payless paydays “a Republicans denied the charge. 
false threat.”” saying this was the soonest a new, 
* * * jjudge could be added. 
But several people shared ‘the | ‘at 
view of Raymond J. Kelty Jr., The governor's appointee 
& would serve for two years, Flint stockbroker, who said ‘ ‘The | 1962, In the November 
state is ‘cash, broke and the Leg- election of that year voters would islature is not empowered to draw decide between candidates 
from its other stable accounts.” 
* * * 
When it came to attempting to| Jam. 1, 1963. 
pin the blame, the answers varied | Should this all come about, it, widely. | would mean that veteran Probate) 
Kelly said ‘Frankly the fault is! Judge Arthur E. Moore, a Repub- 
with the people. Since no consti- lican, would be helped out on one 
tutional convention is held, the of the heaviest probate and juve-| 
| Legislature is tied to a Constitu- nile court case loads in Michigan. 
‘tion which does not allow it to ~*~ ® * 
budget according to need.” Judge Moore said he agrees a 
. second judge is needed, although 
he said he was never asked to 
appear before two committees of 
the Board of Supervisors to ex- 
‘press an opinion on the question.’ 
* * * 
The committees, however, fo: 
for the first | 
  ¥ 
In the interview one question 
read: “Gov. Williams says stall- 
ing in the Republican-controlled 
Legislature is to blame. What do 
you think?” 
A Houghton banker sepliea’ “] 
think ‘Soapy’ is trying to pass the , work closely with a special com- 
i buck.” mittee of the Oakland County Bar, 
But Mrs. Lowran A. Cleaveland.' Assn. which supposedly is in agree-| 
a Grand Rapids housewife, said::ment with the supervisors on their! 
“I've been a Republican all my plans. 
life, but I think that's the Inosbte 
WASHINGTON. (®—The Senate |—stalling."’ 
DOESN’T BLAME EITHER 
by a topheavy vote today con- 
| firmed Mrs, Clare Booth Luce’s | John F. Boeheim, 65, a tailor in 
Saginaw, said he didn’t think either. 
nomination 
Brazil. The roll call was 79-11.   
‘Williams or the Legislature should! 
‘be blamed. 
“}% think the financial crisis is’ 
tite result of conditions in gener al, 
. .. conditions would be the same 
Ino ‘matter who was in office. It) 
jhappens that I'm a middle-of-the- 
‘roader.”’ | 
| | In Grand Rapids, Dr. Eugene | 
P. Kramer said: “I wholeheart- | 
| 
|   
LONDON (AP) — Prime Min- 
' nounced today the amount of 
radioactive strontium 9) meas- 
ured in British rainfall has ap- 
| edly Sangre with Gov. Wil- 
| liams.’’ 
| In Adrian, H. B. Mason, a cloth-! 
ling salesmen, said he didn't think) 
‘the Legislature was to blame but 
added: ‘‘The governor has a beck) summer. He said it probably | 
was due to Soviet nuclear tests. 
cially circulated to members of 
the House of Commons, ship will be put to a county-. 
Should Oakland voters approve 
Bate judge, he would take office | 
. i guilty of 
did, 
as ambassador to | 
ister Harold Macmillan an- Press to Feature 
Spring Shopping 
Values in City 
There'll be values galore during 
‘Downtown Pontiac Spring Value 
pase Thursday, Friday and Satur- 
\aay. 
Tomorrow's ‘Pontiac Press will 
carry a special advertising sec- 
tion listing .many of the attrac- 
tions. 
The seciiem wilt, bo. tegped ott 
| o : big, full color advertise- 
t, carrying a flowery scent 
pag ta with the springtime 
theme of the sales. 
And don't forget to look for the} 
shopping photograph if today’s: 
‘Press. If you can identify your- 
self as the shopper in the photo, 
you'll win a $10 gift certificate. 
    
Straley Appeals 
to Circuit Court Adams Signs Writ for! 
| Records,  Proceedings| 
Linked to Ouster 
Ousted Pontiac Police ariel 
i\Herbert W. Straley today fi 
lappeal of his dismissal in 
Sane Sees Comrt in am sthanage) 
to win his job back. 
i x *   * 
; Circuit Judge Clark J. Adams. 
‘signed an order for a writ of 
certiorari which that all) 
records and ings taken in 
‘connection with Straley’s dismiss- 
al be turned over to the court by 
May 18. 
Straley, 
| eating whiel 'n- Iite~ wep: tired 
| April 4 by the unanimeus vote 
| oe Seememier Coe Sety: whe was hired as 
ice Commission. 
The ‘commissioners found Straley 
inefficiency, incom 
‘tency, insubordination, neglect o 
duty and failure to maintain aed 
|behavior in the performance and 
‘discharge of his duties. 
‘LISTS 7 REASONS 
The appeal filed this morning | 
by one of Straley’s attorneys, 
Philip Pratt, listed seven reasons 
which claimed Straley was “‘ille- 
gally, unlawfully and erroneously 
suspended and discharged.” 
They were: 
1. The Civil Service Commis- 
sion acted without jurisdiction as 
the Civil Service Act was in | 
| conflict with the provisions of the | 
City Charter. 
2. Removal proceedings were not 
instituted by the proper party. 
* * * 
| 3. Order of- suspension issued 
by City Manager Walter K. Will-' 
man was improper, illegal and 
‘contrary to the provisions of the’ 
‘act. 
| 4. Wriften charges were either | 
| void or insufficient as they ex- 
| tended beyond the 90 days | 
: limitation as outlined in the act. 
| * * * 
5. The Commission fired Straley | 
suniteary to the great weight of 
evidence as brought out during 
suspension hearings. 
[ABUSED DISCRETION’ 
| 6. The Commission abused ffs. 
proximately doubled since last discretion and acted without just h¢Avy-set Sen. L. Harvey 
‘cause and contrary to the evidence 
presented. 
Macmillan’s statement was spe- |. 7. The removing officer failed to |SCatlet. 
|prove Straley guilty of acts, omis-| 
| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) | tions 
| he said. ex. 
. Pentiac Press Phote 
SHE HAD AN UMBRELLA — Returning to her office at noon 
today, Shelby Hahn, 22, of SITE. Pike St., 
with an umbrella. that’ w 
. thegnonr tay 
Senate Cite lts All: suddenly found herself 
fel water A ath een Seas   
Tension, Drama, Fun: 
LANSING (#\—The massed audience looked down from 
the galleries and the speech-loving senators responded 
as senators always do.      Need 18 Ballots 
for Bill to Pass 
State Senate   
Go to House 
LANSING (?} — The Sen- 
ate took a vital step last 
night toward dissolving 
Michigan’s acute cash 
emergency but put off an 
even more crucial decision 
until Wednesday. 
for the trust fund bill on its 
  
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      The fervent oratory that rose from the floor of the dicated they might back the bill. 
high-ceilinged Senate chamber was the variety usually, Stung by criticisms from party 
reserved for special occasions. Last night was one of| leaders over the weekend, four Pee g Democrats who previously ep- them. 
A standing-room-only crowd. of nearly 700 state em-) 
_Ployes, lobbyists, colle ge* 
‘students, House’ members| and if everybody but the Yttie | 
jand all manner of other - alan ont sees Ee 
| citizens jammed in to watch) back oa 
the debating over the fate) clared. 
of the veterans trust fund. 
“Never saw anything like it,”)   
- even keel,” he de-” 
x* * * 
Charlies T. Prescott 
rescott), former cattle | Sen. it. would get the state ; 
f Re 
rancher | ‘said Charles McNeil, legiaintive renee 74 the oldest senator, talked 
\controller, who has listened to|‘‘the longest since I've been in 
ISenate debates since 1937. the Legislature." 
“We've had. big labor delega- “Michigan Taxpayers eager: be- 
betore, things like that,” | ing taken for a ride,” he said 
“But this is the first | 
time I can remember a big cross- 
section of people like this.” 
It was a free show and it had) Sen. Philip Rahoi (D-Iron Moun-| 
ev erything—tension, drama, color, a a former miner, said he had 
‘and sore good belly laughs. a promise to keep with ‘his eon- 
Pounding his fist on his: desk, stituents, no matter what the feel- 
Lodge | ings of his Democratic colleagues. 
(R-Waterford) exploded in a surge! . ‘‘My mother aiways told me to be 
of oratory that turned his face: honest and sincere and to stick 
iwith the boat once you've made win or place but sure did show.’ 
The crowd roared. 
“T’'m willing to donate one 
onthe of my salary as a =a | ‘trust fund.   
bd ‘of a hard job." 
A Jot of the people felt both | 
|political parties rated at least some | GM s Gordon Looks to 1965   
‘of the blame. 
* * * 
Jobn J. Hacht, a heating con-, 
‘tractor in Berkley said: 
“T don't think the governor has 
been as efficient as he could have! 
been, but final authorization comes 
ifrom the Legislature. General Motors predicts an a 
.proved his spending. If they had, 1965. 
been wide awake, they could have| 
|put the brakes on any time they 
'wanted to."” He also says the car irfdust: 
year- for the next five years. |. A comment from Houghton: 
GM's new president mad “The governor is trying to run 
the Legislature like a square 
dance but Elmer Porter and the 
‘boys don’t like the way he calls 
the numbers.” 
| John P. Haller, a merchant in| « 
‘Sault Ste. Marie, declared: ‘Both’ 
|sides are acting like spoiled chil- 
\dren and are making Michigan the 
| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) 
  Industrial Executives Club. 
  Gordon’s predicted 714 mill 
by: 1965 would compare with 
+1955 record total of 7,170,000. 
4.6 MILLION IN 58° 
gees last year were 4,650,000. 
14 to 6 million is predicted.   
  Tomorrow: Grand Opening —. 
(Stoney’s Drive Tom and Dance 7 P.M! 
‘ Rob Bailey's Mill Billy Music 
| with Noble Lee and Bill Wiggen 
1231 Baldwin Ave 
| 9 
an a ‘ FLINT (AP)—President John F. Gordon of 
“They were the ones who ap- market of 7% million passehger cars by 
sales increases averaging three per cent a 
casts in a talk last night to the Flint bs 
presided at-the dedication of Chevrolet's 
new parts distribution center. 
Gordon based his future sales oredies ‘7% Million New Car Sales’ tions in part on the nation's anticipated 
population grenth. nnual norma! 
Pointing to 
190 millfon by 1965, he said experts have | 
forecast an increase of 30 per cent in the | 
number of families with annual income of | 
$7,500 or more. . — | 
He said there will be a rise of more than ®@ ry can expect 
e the fore-__ 
one-third in t 
Earlier he more than on 
ion cars sales 
the industry's 
For this year than 29 million General Motors cars and — Nite «0... scctn. a 
trucks on the nation’s highways. Editorials .....ccccccclececess é 
The parts center is an example of auto- Markets ..............6600005. 25 
mation., It has an elaborate floor conveyor Obituaries ........ seeeeeeees 3 
system on which driverless trucks travel a a ; Sere cienintiny teh aMaeipNeS ints 
total of more than 9,000 feet carrying | oy (anh 
loads to storage places each predetermined witson, Earl ...........03... At the dedication of the new. parts, 
center, Gordon said there are now more 
by setting a dial on the truck. * * * 
The rest of the Capitol was vir- 7 | { 
H 
jtually deserted. The House whipped} 
(through its Monday night business! 
9 and hurried to the other side of bans are hired 
ithe rotunda to watch the Senatejrevolutionists. 
show. 
Shedding his coat, Gov. 
| liams sat alone at his me 
, Signing letters and papers, wait- 
an anticipated population of , 
é | bate from the galleries. 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 1). 
2 
SAS   
  he number of families owning | 
e car. In Today's : Press 
es vt Se ee ee ~~ | 
' Women's‘ Pages Jen eee etna eee 
é “like Lady Godiva, who didn’t | 
a 
your decision,”” he said in explain-| 
jing his stand against utilizing the ‘Monday night that hired fighters 
ing for werd from his aides who | 
drank in every word of the de- | posed the bill got behind it, 
They were. Sens. Garland B. 
Lane of Flint, Stanley F, Rozycki 
of Hamtramck, Raymond C, 
'Daendzel of Detroit and William 
E. Miron of Escanaba. 
is x * * 
While the state edged a day 
closer to threatened payroll and 
welfare lapses, Gov. Williams said 
afterwards he still was hopeful of | 
averting . financial disaster al- 
(Continued on Page 2, Col, 3) 
Pesan ie: 
Cuban Attack   
  
Massing for Invasion 
Attempts 
PANAMA (®—Panama - charged 
are massing in Cuba for more in- 
vasion attempts to overthrow Pres- 
ident Ernesto de la Guardia. 
* * * 
The coverument, chine the = 
¥   
Minister of Government Jose 
| D, Bazan said the main body of 
| the invaders had occupied and 
; sacked the town of Nombre de 
Dios Monday after an advance 
of 35 miles along the coast. 
An emergency meeting of the 
Most of his cabinet huddled { in\21 members of the Organization 
of American States was called to-_ 
day in Washington to consider 
Panama’s appeal for superst in 
“resisting a foreign invasion,” 
Panamanian Foreign Minister 
Miguel Moreno said the OAS 
might fly a’ group down to a. 
the situation. 
  ee 
. 165 Under the U.S, Mutual Security: 
x1 Act, any member of the OAS is 
Ai eligible for small arms, ammuni- - 
‘tion and supplies in n anh — 
  Stopgap Plan to “Avert 
Bankruptcy Would Then | 
Charge Hired Fighters: . | Senate handicappers were 
betting on 18 or 19 votes     
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  ‘the newly-organized branch ‘Y’ in More than 500 per- sons have joined the new branch, it was reported yesterday at the 
mbership Rolls 
     
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with = total attendance of 176,- 
      
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Fall 0.5. Weather Report PONTIAC AND VICINITY Showers with possibly a thundershow this morn- 
ee er Sat 5 Oe nee 
sua’ dashobine tenteat” an’ setar tonight. High toda 
64. Lew tenight 43. bh tomorrow rf nape 
Today in Pontiae 
Peace temperature preceding 8 a.m. 
At © a.m: Wind velocity 20 m. p.b ee eenaast. d 4 
ed! &: a, 
* Moon sets Tuesday at 16:39 a.m. 
Moon rises Wednesday at 1:11 a.m.      ple; educated people have more 
earning power; earning power 
means more buying power, which 
tax instead of “having to shell out 
one large lump sum at the end of the ” 
“a person earning $100 a week 
would have a sales-taxable {income 
of only $50 a week, which means 
he would only pay about 50 cents 
more a week if the sales tax were 
increased one cent.”’ 
Those who favored the gradu- 
ated income tax alternative stip- 
ulated that, should it ever be 
passed, all low, niiddle -and 
high — income earners should 
pay a share. 
Whitfield said he believed the 
Veterans Trust Fund loomed as the 
most feasible source to help Mich- 
igan out of its fiscal troubles. 
He added, however, that the 
without provisions to restore it. 
x * 
“I feel. that the Veterans. Trust 
the state,” Hirlinger countered. “I 
don’t believe the people gave that 
money to the veterans forever, no 
matter what happens. It was for . 
-+-f@ their assistance at the time the 
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Lowest Temperatates This 
4 Years ~ 27 nm 183 
Miami 
  
Fs veterans were returning home.” 
x-Waterford Man Gets 
2-5 Years in Robbery 
A term of from 2 to 5 years in 
Jackson prison.was handed out to 
Alan R. Adams Jr., formerly. of 
Waterford Township, yesterday by 
Oakland County Circuit/ Judge   
  egsetescecseze PeSESsssesce2es 38 
ead Clark J.-Adams, — . \ 
“Adams, 22, pleaded guilly April 23 to selling a movie projector 
stolen: from gq church, year. 
‘or example,”’ Hirlinger said,|. - 
fund shouldn't be tampered with) -   
Cuba’s armed forces, 
“\have been having disagreements. 
  
Revive Vet Bill 
in State Senate. 
If the measure had-failed to get 
& new life last night, it would have 
been as good as dead. — 
lars in poor relief payments to 
counties go out on time Thursday. 
The semi-monthly: pay of legis- 
lators and legislative staff mem- 
bers, due the same day, also hung 
in the balance. The next payroll 
for the bulk of the state's 32,000 
employes is due May 7. . 
* * * 
Eleven of the Senate's 12 Demo- 
crats backed the motion to recon- 
the bill on passage last Thurday. 
In an anti-climatic roll call test, 
the minority stood solidly together. 
“This puts it squarely up to 
the Senate Republicans whether 
we are to have payless paydays 
and no money for welfare or 
not,” Willianis said, 
TE RR 
‘He said tomorrow's vote will 
give the ‘answer, adding 
“Any further delay would be 
Assuming the. Senate finally ap- 
proves the bill, it still faces House 
and immediate 
Without immediate effect, which; 
requires a two-thirds. favor 
vote, the legislation would be-use- 
less for 90 days. 4 
Opponents assailed the. bill as a 
  action and-as a device to force a 
personal income tax on the Legis- 
lature in June : 
A sider, four more than supported) ~~ 
captured | 
e have not been helping any 
kind of movement in Panama,” 
hour private conversation at the 
swank Shamrock-Hilton Hot’, 
where the brothers and their many 
aides ocecupied 56 rooms, - 
Fidel said he had phoned Raul 
Sunday and asked him to meet 
him‘in Houston. He said he had 
been out of Cuba for 10 days and 
he wanted Raul’s impressions of 
how things were going. 
Straley Files Appeal 
With Circuit Court 
"(Continued From Page One) 
joes re and neglects specified in the 
Pratt said the next stop will be the setting offa hearing before a 
  sufficient time to review hundreds 
of pages of hearing transcripts. 
The judge, whoever is assigned 
the case, would base his decision 
of the Civil Service Commission. 
The other possibility is that the 
judge uphold the decision of the 
Commission. ; 
If the latter happens, Straley 
will take his case to the Michigan 
Supreme Court for a further ap- 
peal, Pratt said. : 
* x &.- 
. 
“One thing is certain,” he said, three members of 
Lester V. Ostrander Jr., Mrs. George Goble and Herman Klix, 
ceived by 1,241 boys, girls, men   
  ule BE | z : — (from left) 
y the Rote of Management 
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sFt   4 
& ua 
i ry nF & 
  1. The Athletic Club in 1958 had 
a total attendance of 3,118 men 
and women. 
2. Swimming instruction was re- 
g 
YMCA lifesaving and 
5 
E and women. 
3. National tet 
ah 4, Nine persons were nationally 
certified as aquatic leader-exami- 
ners. 
& 
      Four educational trips were |gested about two cents on food and 
summer with a tota]|Clothing and four or five cents on) 
of 622 youngsters. ” other goods if necessary. 
Nobody was overjoyed at the physical fitness research 
| tory at the University of Itinois 
| and served for 12 yeafs as a   
| The Young Adults Club of the 
\Birmingham YMCA will hold an       
Twenty-five special events! 
“Tf we're going to be stuck’’| | He is a consultant to the Na- . | facul member at Springfield | ee ; 
were held last year! such as swim-|idea of additional taxes in any) Callens. jold-tashigned box social at 7 p.m. 
|ming meets, weightlifting meets form. ‘May 15. 
‘said some 500 persons joined the 
recent membership drive. 
*' building were also reviewed. 
parking lot, palnhng 
citeuit judge after he has had) ‘basketball tournaments with 18 the way Charles W. Cribbs of , | Also on the May calendar is i ‘tional Committee on Physical Fit-| a@ total attendance of 1,877. Battle Creek prefaced his reply. inews. inted by President El-| a cance 
isenhower, and a member of the 
U.S. Olympic Committee. 
* 
It was also reported that during 
1958 the local ‘Y’ sent $600 to the 
World Service Internatidnal Coni- 
mittee which aids 
different countries. 
Herman Klix and John Boeber, 
Committee of Management mem- 
bers of the ‘Y’ branch in Rochester for lower income groups. 
| Arthur F. Hultin, an Owosso 
‘y’ work | banker, prefers a flat rate income. 
work in 78 tay based on a given percentage 
.of the federal income tax. ‘lished 30 books and more than, _: 
300 articles on his specialty, ih) : : ; Members of the various groups 
addition ta conducting aquatic and 6+ tne First Methodist Church are Physical fitness clinics in 200) beyond immediat American cities and 11 countries. rite this week. iate Parish ace Eugene Deno, an advertising + * * * * * 
salesman in Alpena, and several 4. wi) address the Pontiac | The Rhythmis Choir wil! take jothers suggested legalizing state p. nenge Club at noon Friday, part in the service at Westminster lotteries. | May 8. at the Waldron Hotel. Church in Detroit tonight. 
EQUALLY. DIVIDED | His subject will be “Physical On Thursda : 
* * Those interviewed were asked if Fitness and the Sedemtary youn Fellowship will wot 
The Rechester branch wilt be ithey looked upon the 50 million Werker. “The Valiant” as part of the 
affiliated with the Pontiac ‘y’, _—‘ollars in the veterans trust fund) Movies will be shown during the program of the Protestant Play. 
Improvements made on the ‘y’ #5 belonging to all the people in clinic -and conditioning exercises, ers Religious Drama Festival at 
ithe state, or just to the veterans. gemonstrated in the ‘Y’ gym and Nardin Park. 
pe pasa equally di- pool. Personal interviews will also| On Sunday the youth choirs will . ; i vided. ibe given. si at the Detroit Distri , These included completion of the| As for schools. most thought’ tees ing the clinic committee are Rally at Metropolitan Church, wF an enlarged teachers’ saffries are about right pick Mineweaser, chairman, and, Mrs. Harry McBride 
jand that basic education is pretty Hud Powers, cochairman. | Service for Mrs. Harry McBride. ‘good. All interested persons may reg-'a Birmingham resident for 4 There were, however, some ister in advance for the physical years, will be held at 1 p.m. newly-established branch during a 
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room storage of members’ belong- 
ings, painting of the Weightlifting 
  
  
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  sharp exceptions. fitness testing part of the clinic Thursday in the Manley Bailey 
Tomorrow: The trust fund and jat the ‘Y’. Cost of a reservation Funeral Home. Burial will follow 
schools in detail.) . iis $10. jin Greenwood Cemetery. 
of the Soor ind the installa-| ne -— = Mrs, McBride died at her Lake a aluminum door on| . . ‘ hag Fla., home Sunday after a m room in the Athletic’ : long illness. She was a life mem- Four Police Officers br of the Birmingham Woman's _—_ ' ,Club and Birmingham Chapter 220, 
Women Legislators | ¢ ° the Firs Prestyterian Church and : the First Presbyterian Church and | 
ue thei Prerogative Moving to Phoenix "ssn & She is survived by her husband, DENVER, Colo. # — Women are! : a 'Harry: a son, Russell; a daughter, 
women even in politics. Ten of the} , , a yeu \Mrs, Edward Spicer: four grand- 100 members of the Colorado Legis-' Four veteran Pontiac police of-| Set fo leave. are Sgt. James children: and four great-grandchil- 
lature are women. — jficers will soon be off for what LaPonsie, Det. Richard G. Evans dren, all of Birmingham. _* & ithey believe are greener pastures| and Patroimen William B. New: | Carl C. Clark 
Four of the 10 refused to fill/in Phoenix, Ariz. man~dnd Clarence Smith, aap , 6 ol 5 i 7 
in every blank. on their biographi-| All of them face pay cuts and) Twenty-two officers” announced | 4933 N Adame RA, will Ge bad cal sketch sheets, The four omitted) loss of ‘senority in making the/pjans for a caravan to Phoenix on' at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the Bell one blank, the same one , » «|move, but feel the switch ts-whrth?March 6 during the removal hear- | chapel of the William R. Hamil- 
that asking their age. lit. _ ling of former Police Chief Herbert 0, —— 
W. Straley. |. Mr. Clarke died at his home Sun- Only nine men went to Phoenix, day after a heart attack. 
however, and five failed to pass He was a food broker supplying 
examinations. . iwholesale houses in the Detroit 
Both Patrolmen Smith and area for over 40 tal gen N an passed the Phoenix 'a member o st Church Cran- 
tests in mid-March and were ac- |>rook and the National Food Broke 
ed for ymen ers of America, 
cepted rea, “ Surviving besides his wife, Ger- ©, | Newman and Smith said the pos-' aidine are a daughter, Mrs. Robert 
siblity of more rapid promotion © Luback of Grosse Pointe: three lured them to the new jobs, de-| grandchildren; and one brother. spite $55 a month pay cuts. - The family suggests memorial 
- x ke tributes be sent to the Michigan 
Heart Assn. . Evans, former vice squad head, 
and LaPonsie were rejected by the 
Phoenix force last month, on the 
grounds that they would probably 
not be happy taking pay cuts and 
lesser rank, They were accepted | 
after appeals, - 
All of the officers said their 
leaving had nothing to do with) 
the recent Police Department dis-, 
sension. 
Eastman said he was pleased to 
hear of the officers’ being hired, 
in Phoenix. :  ) 
“Tt is a consigtent policy of mine 
to help my officers advance them-, 
selves,” he said. 
“This will give other men a; 
chance for promotion and that is’ 
the sort of thing which keeps a. 
Police Department alive.” |   
  
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Busy Robin 
Has Great 
Expectations | 
NEW YORK (AP)—‘Most unu- 
\sual,” said William G. Conway 
Monday, drumming his fingers on 
his desk. . 
He is curator of birds at the Follow Footprints to 
Home {} 
  “the judge will need plenty of 
page of 
      Bronx Zoo. Just outside his second] Improvement floor office window is a fire es-' . Sh , 
cape. Or’ nine successive steps of | ow the. fire escape a robin is building : 
nine separate nests, Starts Thursday IN RARE MOOD -- President Eisenhower is caught in a rare 
mood as he uncorks a hearty laugh: before addressing the opening. 
        session of the United States Chamber of Commerce yesterday at What’s wrong th the vobin? | ’ Pontiac Arm 
its annual ting in Washington, , Twenty-two Pontiac business Qpviously, said nway, ‘she’s | (comptiments 6t Comm. nad Bank) 
and professional people are attending the’meeting. * Igonfused, eM 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, arnt APRIL 28, 1959   
    ae will follow in Oak eral Home 
ey. J Mrs. Baer died at her home Sun-|®: 
day after a long illness, 
RAYMOND BAZILLE 
Raymond Bazille, a former resi-|i 
dent of Pontiac, died yesterday of 
a heart attack at his home in| 
Lansing. He was 59. 
Mr. Bazille was a member of 
St. Mary Cathedral and the Holy 
Name Society. 
Surviving besides his father, Hen- ry Bazille of Pontiac, are six sis- 
ters, Mrs. Lucille Michaels and 
Mrs. Catherine Theeringer, both 
of Pontiac, Mrs. Marvel Smith of 
St, Paul, Minn., Mrs. Melvina Mc-         
                  died 
versity Hsopital in Columbus, Ohio, 
after an illness of several weeks, ear kes see 
  Ms. Lodge . 120 FAAM, of Newark, 
32nd degree Mason and 
St Aled Teraple 
Surviving are his wife, Ruth; a 
Fi daughter, Mrs, JoAnn Miller of 
Buffing-| Clubhouse, 4208 N. Main St., Royal 
Oak. Service will be held at 10:30 
a.m, Thursday at the Harrison Fu- 
_ineral Home in Newark with burial 
"lin Dover, Ohio, 
MRS. JOHN DAVIDSON 
Mrs, John (Jemima) Davidson, 
73, of IT14 Eason St., Waterford 
Township, died yesterday at ‘Pon- 
@, tiac General Hospital, She had 
He was 48, i Sarees are ber Sena sd 
Manager of the Holland Furnace r. pr nag Ohio; 
Co, in Zanesville, Mr. Buffington er ve two sisters and three 
was a member of the Crusader   
Deaths Elsewhere 
, NEW YORK (AP)—3ohn Gilles- 
pie Jackson, 79, corporation law- 
yer who had been President Eisen- 
hower’s personal lawyer and golf- 
ing partner, died Monday. He was! 
a former president of the New! 
York State Bar Assn., director of! 
many companies and a leader in, 
a number of civic activities. He“ 
was born in Middletown, Conn. 
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KANSAS CITY (AP)—Dr. Eu-) 
gene Altschul, 72, professor eme-| 
ritus of economics at the Univer- 
sity of Kansas City, = Monday | y} 
after a brief illness. . Atischul,   
who was born in eee formerly Egyptian fighter planes strayed J. of the same address here; a ‘Duke Snider, | President; William Gotshall, father Scotch School PTA 
Elects-Mrs. MacDuff 
WEST BLOOMFIELD   SHIP—Mrs. Hugh MacDuff has| Se of 45980 
been elected president of the, 
Scotch Ejementary School PT. 
Executive Board. 
Other officers elected include! 
Frank Jones, first vice president; | 
Mrs, Harold Zielke, mother vice 
vice president; and Mrs. Floyd. 
Chowen, teacher vice president. 
Stray Planes Retreat 
TEL AVIV, Israel (AP)—Four   Service will be held at 1:30 p.m. 
Thursday at the Farmer-Snover 
Funeral Home-with burial in For-| 
est Lawn Cemetery. 
MISS MARY HUGHES 
ROCHESTER — Miss Mary | 
Dequindre 
died yesterday at | Women's s Clubs 
: Install Ohiceie.. 
Avon Chater 
  Mra: Louts M. Stieb of Roches- 
nual meeting Friday at Oak Ridge 
Xk 8 
Mrs. Stieb will receive the gavel 
from outgoing president Mrs. For- 
rest E, Brown of Pontiac. Other 
officers who will serve during the 
coming year will also be installed 
at this time. 
The day-long program will open 
at 10:30 a.m. Club presidents will 
give their reports, and delegates 
will describe highlights of the 
state convention held recently in 
3 Detroit. 
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Another feature will be a humor- 
ous reading by Mrs. David Dow- 
iling of Lathrup Village.     
‘Inflation Hits Jail; 
‘Ask Fine Rate Hike 
SALEM, Ore. (AP)—The burden OM Se ge ja 
ter will be installed as president| 
othe Oakland County Federation 
fof Women’s Clubs during the: an-| 
    
    
  His term unofficially was to have 
expired April 28, 1961, 
In other: action last night the 
council appointed former City Ad- 
ministrator Eugene Swem_his- 
torian for the city,     
Wife of Soviet President 
Klementi Voroshilov Dies 
MOSCOW (AP)—Ekaterina Da-| 
vidovna Voroshilov, wife of Soviet 
‘President Klementi  Voroshilov 
jand a veteran Bolshevik herself, 
| Hospital following a week's iliness.|inflation casts on the county aa ‘died ok Satie. 
She had! been a resident of the, 
area for the past 25 years. 
Miss Hughes came bere from) The Oregon House ‘of. Represen-' has been seriously ill for months. | ‘prisoner was recognized here; 
'Monda ay. been ailing for some 
Fv 78-year-old husband also 
‘Rochester, N.Y. where she was ai tatives passed and sent to the Sen-'Her age was not given, but pre- 
the Eastern Star. i serve fines at the rate of $5 a ‘lifetime member of the Order of ate a bill to allow prisoners to|sumably it-was close to her hus- 
band’s. 
The body was to be sent from day rather than the present $2| She became a revolutionist at 
today to Rochester, | 
'N.Y. for service and burial at 3 
|p.m. tomorrow. 
Surviving are a brother, William | ithe Pixley Funeral Home here atid day rate. 
(5:30 p.m.   
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‘Duke’s a Rancher 
star Los Angeles’ 
taught at the University of Min- over Israel today but were driven/sister, Mrs. Thomas J. Russell) Dodgers outfielder, has qa lemon-| 
nesota and served at the Univer- off by Israeli fighters, an army and another brother, A. W. | avocado ranch which he tends here vichy Cemetery, the Communist 
_ sity of Kansas City from 1946 until 
“ his retirement in 1952. 
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CLEVELAND (AP) — Gordon 
Armstrong, 69, inventor of the 
first incubator for prematurely 
born babies, died Monday of a 
heart attack. For many years he 
was president and treasurer of the 
Gordon Armstrong Co, Inc. He 
was. born in Worcester, Mass. 
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BENTON HARBOR up — Web- 
ster Sterling, 51, municipal judge 
here for the last 14 years, died 
last night in University Hospital 
at Ann Arbor. He had been hos- 
pitalized since February. 
Charge 3rd Man 
‘in Burglaryat | 
Walled Lake | 
One of three men charged with) 
the burglary of a safe from aj, 
Walled Lake auto dealer Frise |   
  
  
stood mute before West Bloomfield 
Township Justice yesterday and: 
was returned to the Oakland Coun- 
ty Jail. Bond was set at $12.00. 
Carl E., Hess, 18, of 960 Adelaide 
Dr., Walled Lake, was scheduled| 
to appear before Dieterle for ex- 
amination May 12, 
companions Raymond Schermer- 
horn, 28, and his brother Robert, 
27, both of 2716 Woodlawn S&t., 
Oakley Park. 
The brothers stood mute before 
Dieterie on Friday. Hess collapsed 
when arrested and had been hos-/ 
pitalized at Pontiac General Hos-| 
pital until late Saturday. 
The three are charged with steal-' 
ing a safe containing $300 cash} 
and more than $3,100 in checks! 
from Jack Cole’s Plymouth Sales, 
1000 W. Maple Rd.   
  
Fox Den. Collapses, 
- Kills Bounty Hunter 
CALEDONIA w — A 34-year-old 
father of four suffocated yesterday 
when a fox den collapsed as he! 
hunting the animals for bounty, 
The victim was Carroll Lewis 
Burgess of Caledonia, a construc- 
tion worker. He had gone hunting 
for faxes on the farm of a neigh- 
bor, Orin Martin. 
State Police said Burgess already 
had killed a female and three 
cubs and crawled back into the 
den, apparently in the belief there 
were more animals inside. — 
  
Less Than 300 Study 
Chinese in U.S. Colleges 
MADISON, Wis, (@®—Prof. Kuo Pling Chou of the University of 
Wisconsin has conducted a survey 
which shows that less than 300 
students in American colleges are 
studying the Chinese language. 
Miss Chou said the language, 
which is spoken by 650 *nillion—or 
one-fourth—of the world’s people, 
is one of the easiest for English- 
speaking peoples to master. 
SOMINEX Helps Bring     
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as were his! - 
—Main Floor} . |the turn of the century and in 1907) 
‘wag sentenced to three years im- 
iprisonment, She was active in the | 
|1917 Revolution and worked as a. 
‘party organizer among the Red | 
cavalry. - 
She will be buried in Novide:| 
‘equivalent of America’s Arlington. |Music in Schools: E 
| Tuesday Musicale has presented aE 
|intendent Donald C. Baldwin to be sit a 
Rochester Group 
Gives $1,000 tor.       E Here ples values that uke was 
Seal pan Waseda tig rags ‘Specials g ‘ 9A. 
     
   
    
        
     
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used in development of the music| 
department in the public schools/E 
here, : 
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Miss Hazel Griffith, president of IE 
pf ema eggs mage Eo 4 
Original 
$1.29 
Pair fith said, 
          players and educational records 
the elementary schools, three i 
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NEW YORK (AP) — 
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  ~ More Tax Revenues looking, 9 ~ ao <4. (6tate roverament are beset by vania, When Gov. David L. Law y - those simply trying to make ends LAMP POSTS What ace. the roots of the proviem, {rence took office, he immediately|meet, generally must reconcile F Our quotable notables: “Tradi-| end 5 what 1s being tose? Thug frat of imposed an austerity program and divergent points of view as ex- tions are like lamp posts,” said) ines the: $atont oF the “treasury [asked the politi divided Leg-ipressed in Missouri recently:    
         
      
        
     
    
          
     
                  wise men’ doldrums. islature for 400. jon dollars in “There will finance be — — starry eo ag new ‘tax revenues to balance @|ing ragtiniggh etre d gyre F Associated Press - |$1,907,000,000 - budget for the two-|Goy James T, Blair, who asked}:   4 ‘ = 
Z Baby Hippo Rammed ' Like the nation’s business enter- year fiscal, “period paghating, dune the ‘Legislature to dig up 40 mil- 
* Stays beautiful for years. prises, the nation’s state gavern-|1. lion dollar Pe 
$735 by Mother, Dies at Zoo 4yments were hit by last year’s re- Ohio, ‘another industrial state WKipnaple Gide’t ond tne Goes. bore 
   
        
    < cession.” Now, with economic ba-inard by. recession, has dissipated\to Sche® toe te MEMPHIS. nial ceo ‘ y more damn 
~ - (AP) — Thelrometers rising; governors and a 213-million-dollar bankroll in 12/taxes,' ‘said one legisiator, “and 
DONALDSON (iis! i hapten: immer oon See i ae in te : : 2d e lars into debt, It has er study Po , ; [Mgeday after being rammed by| ‘gine states.weathered thea’ tax program that. would yield| omer on2 * * + THE MAN WHOSE PICTURE 1S CIRCLED HAS A $10 MERCHANDISE ‘ 
its mother. in ants her states with lesser prob CERTIFICATE WAITING FOR HIM... 
“LUMBER Co. a te ie storm well. Others, caught in'isome 360 million dollars in NeWhiems include Alabama, Colorado The 200 is world renowned for shaky financial positions, were revenue. Florida, Towa, Maryland, Massa. "at the Pontiac Chamber of Commerce offices in the Waldron Hotel. All you need do is 
27 Orchard Lake * FE 2-8381 its ba’ and was Idoking less fortunate. _ . CONSIDER TAXES chusetts, Minnesota. New Mexico come to the Chamber office, identify yourself as this shopper. Then take the certificate 
ei eae a oe to ~tgA hippos to start a new) 4 check. of state capitals by, The rd ‘North Ca rotina Oklahoma Ore- and use it just like cash at any of the sixty-five Downtown Merchants Association Stores. 
4 “Buy the paint that's peeety. Fee 3 cools Jonevhine, Associated Press gives this pic- alapey de | Tak ed —_ gon. Rhode Isla oi South ae oe ages sone another shopper picture will run in the Pontiac Press ... watch for it... 
= ' : . | edness , ok San ' it may, you: 
trim, are drifting toward danger- 7 a ' Seeen toere. are _|bookkeeping changes, boosted the} x *\ ® : , 
eee, Vane Sue Sevan 16 Sets ing mabecastio ncaa’ sales tax from 3 13 to 4 per cent) Then there are states like tat WATCH WEDNESDAY S PONTIAC PRESS and reared 16 —— . : and raised over taxes to produce|where Gov. George Clyde present- 
      * * though fiscally sound. Sixteen] |” aaitional 112 million dollarsed a tax program calling for mod-| fo , ee: on t the dates and value-pocked edvertisements The baby weighed 65 pounds ee ene ee in new revenue during the nextiest increases to the Legislature) announcing :— on 
. birth and was considered‘ a perfect oe the bic ok —— are in gen-|tWo Years, enough to balance the with the suggestion ‘that Utah's: 
= _ specimen, i avails , finaiscial shape. : 1959-61 budget and retire all butilong tradition of debt-free opera-| | 
  
* 38 million dollars of the genera] tion should be continued.” 
"| Fane The latu With their revenues so closely fund indebtedness. - Legisla re agreed 
; ‘ attuned to their economies, state With oil. production slumping, senerrow: Causes | 
‘Figovernments can be hurt badly an estimated 65-million-dollar def-|“°** , 
by business declines. icit . is expected in the Texas (Advertisement) 
‘treasury at the end of the fiscal The recession of 1957-58 appar- period Aug. 31, New taxes and in- Free Book on Arthritis 
For H Home Improvements ctl art Miigan, mae rae | creases worth 92° million dollars ‘and Rheumatism 
jare under study. 
seapreoi ay peat when| California has run 68 million 
the receision hit.’Today its posi-|dollars into the red and Gov. ‘How to Avoid Crippling Detormities 
tion is critical. |Edmund G. Brown predics the’ 1¢ you act ct, promptly, an an illus-| 
‘deficit will top 250 million by next, trated may ae E iti Bo D 
| TREASURY BROKE year. Chemerticat expects ” 10%. change your whole life will be! XCI ing argain ays 
Gov, G, Mennen Williams, am million-dollar deficit by June 30. rushed to you by return mail 
Democrat, and the Republican Georgia, with its surplus funds|_ Send for it today—and' discover, si d Ik B h 
idewa oothns | Legislature have been unable '0 dwindling rapidly. is outspending| way mee Eve yoo ey pd        
  
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  ; agree on a new tax program. income by 22 million dollars. (of your aches and pains without, zie 08 Existing Mortgages treasury is broke. Unless some oo mition drugs,” without *s ey. tow te Free Carnival Ride Tickets was Contracts - ing is done soon, chigan : i avoid years 0 
- : oS a be 110 million dollars in the red) New ioip ho ae, away will call. Write: The Ball Clinte.| ' Special Events by the Dozen 
* Low Interest Rate DIA when the fiscal year ends June |More *e fiom pa sae seca’ oe eet, it to yourself te send | : j tly we | or this valula PREE k with- . . . 
eee = FE 3-183 s Pik tas talk of “collapse ragga gies A. Heke. igo delay. _— ent | _ Sponsored by Downtown Merchants Association _ ; i ” (fe er warn ast January that) . - 
FREE APPRAISALS OPERATORS ON DUTY tually ooh cng no 393 avert-ithe state was “on the brink of Sur. & postcard will = esas eaonasesen a 
24 HOURS A DAY ed recently when the governor fiscal disaster.” He pushed 
vie ASK FOR MORTGAGE DEPARTMENT ‘Bipersuaded industry to pay in ad-|' co tx rogram ps © , _ 
vance 30 million dollars in taxes |2” tonal milion ars, : ¢ 
R TR CcTio CO. that weren't due until May or|Sut must still use surplus funds to 
June balance the budget. 
92 West Huron | ontiec #| Delaware, one of the smallest} Though their treasuries are sol- 
states, has one of the biggest fi-|vent, West Virginia, Maine and a 
Sa——=5|nancial headaches. For the time|section of Kentucky are plagued = 4 ; 5 
] Dr Stanley W. Black against its expenditures, but the x * * ; | 
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new budget makes no provision; States with lesser problems, 
metri. for the state’s 10 million dollar 
Opto _ - defieit. However, Gov. J. Caleb 
3513 Elizabeth Lake Rd Boggs is hopeful that income Law Anchors Animals ‘“ . revenues will reduce this to 6 
Corner of Cass Lake Rd. ;|million. Delaware also has a bond-| QKLAHOMA CITY ®— An old 
E. > b A * ied debt of $145.185.000. the highest city ordinance pequires that any | 
venings by Appointment 2/per capita in the nation. animal, which“would include tiny’ 
2 « ® * ‘poodles, feft on. city streets must 
Phone FE 2-2362 Closed Wed. 2! The recession brought a se ihave about its néck a chain at.) 
= $ 
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OUR RESEARCH INDICATED THAT MANY FOLKS | ; 
WOULD PREFER TO PAY FOR HOME AND AUTO IN- 
SURANCE BY THE MONTH. BUT RESPONSE TO OUR 
MONTHLY PAY PLAN HAS AMAZED EVEN US—MADE 
THIS ONE OF THE MOST DISCUSSED INSURANCE 
ADVANCES IN THE AUTO-AND HOME INSURANCE 
FIELDS. 
       
      
   
   
    
     
     
    
  
  
    
              
Lo. : oe : | With our “Buyer’s Choice” plan, yo return envelope provided for your 
see, youcan pay as little as ten 00 convenience. That’s all there is to it! 
-§} DYNAMIC 88 2-DOOR SEDAN: —spreading your insur- nits and It come . SEDAR ee crate tet ten months, and PHONE NOW for full facts and 
Featuring a spirited — eliminate budget-busting payments monthly rates on protection tailored 
that are made « year in a vance. to the particular needs of your 
4 fo7 fess ROCKET —_—,, with ECONn-0-way It’s like paying your utility bills, family. One of: our representatives 
carburetor and new 2-stage Each month you receive an invoice Will be happy to help. you determine 
for the balance owing. Yousend your just which protection plan may be 
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                  (as opposed ¢ to lang-) fall. home ec. (1) Women are more devoted “These are myths, if you ot rela blgaes then: tae 9 
Mr. McGinnis, who naturally Among those he’ll interview is| to children than are men. amine the real natures of men and 
calls himself Mac, has just written * to say that what everybody in * . * : Goodri h C | hi d America needs most is one good $3.0 Million Levent to Open in June ricn LO ege | laugh . SS a apple may save doctor thinks, but a laugh $121, 000 L t Y pop : wi we wt te ox mee CaNada Gambles on Gander Terminal at ee They are so popular today ond ance. ; a gift everlasting to en- Jc AKRON, Ohio Colleges and ‘ Thus, Mac has invented a | GANDER, Nfld.  ~— Canadians; first recognized by the British Air ent 5,500 with the Increase tn gniveriéties have reotived: $353) 000 loved forever, h “dial-a-smile” service, to be in- (are gambling on Gander’s ability Ministry, which cooperated with! commercial flying. Mayor Rob- lin gifts during the last year as a ou will be opyitionny at how® 
stalled soon in Indianapolis and, \to retain its title as North Amer-\the Newfoundland government to| ertsom predicts the population Lpocuit of the B. F. Goodrich Co.'s inexpensive these can be. if successful, throughout the jica’s main air terminal for trans-|build the airport in 1937. | WH rine to 10,000 to 1970. \aid-to-higher-education program, Diamonds mounted in l4K 
country. You call a certain num- (atlantic flights to Europe, \ we ® * se ‘the company has announced. : solid Le start as low as pt Te like say GUffaw 1,2345 or More than 11,000 oceanic flights The facilities were rarely used} The only sighs ‘of the military | x * * $16.50 
_— _ the neeen | were serviced here last year, and/until World War II, when they be-/now are some 170 Royal ‘Canadian! The program is designed to as- resipagde quick joke, followed it iooks as if even more will bé/Came some of the world’s busiest.! gir Force men, about 50 U. 8. Air. sist in providing better facilities y @ commercial. ‘handled this- year. (Thousands of Europe-bound mili-|Force personnel, and the streets— | and to help promising young people REGISTERED The inventor of the quickie-quip; J» meet the crush, a new itary flights stopped here for serv-:named after famous military fliers. ' ‘and employes gain higher educa- ! 
idea evolvéd his plan, now being) ¢3 sog.eg9 air terminal is slated Hiéing and the ae & — Garter’s other claim to fame is tion. | «JEWELERS patent registered in Washington,! tor opening June 19. Last Janu- 15,000. up from around Premier Joseph R. Smallwood, who | «= & * AMERICAN after observing the success in Indi-| ary, a new radar traffic control : - __ *sforiginated his plans for entering, The grants are “unrestricted” JU WEUEAS ‘A _ of a “djal-a-prayer” plan of-| system made Gander Canada’s * * * ,. |Newfoundland inté confederation|and are above and beyond the]. CEM SOCIETY 
ered by local churches. He already) only airport. equipped with pre- | Immediately afier the war, the | with Canada while supporting tg bi tition - - and - fee income regularly 16° W. Huron St. FE. 2-0294 has enlisted the interest of several * cision approach and airport sur- | Population dropped down to 3,500, | self here as a writer and hog/received by the institutions,” Good i 
advertisers who hope to give a! veiltance radar. 3 - | but eventually reached the pres- [raiser. irich said. : - — : ( boost to products or at least bujld) - — - good will by sponsoring the phone’ But-prophets of despair continue | f os : @ : 63 Z = 
service. jto predict the airport will lose its | 
xk ek tposition because of advances in 
This. I cannot imagine. iaviation technology, especially. in ne of lomt . 
In the first place, jokes do not, Jet flying. . 
sound furiny on telephones unless Mayor Jack Robertson insists you can visualize the person who the “same old story” accompanied 
is telling them, and better he Very forward step in aircraft de-' 
should have shaggy hair and a Velopment and that the airport’s 
monocle. ~  jeontinued growth gives “‘the lie “| 
these rumors.”? t ; Secondly, a commercial will | « 1 a ~~ { ‘ . r kill a laugh quicker than & 7 a" lieve “the com , . ous ee _WAITE’S guarantees every item at least 1/3 off! : ‘mercial air lines will always find | . — 
Third ot humor is suck an indi it more profiable to camry exalt WWEIDNESDAY ONLY! Each item is reduced a minimum ef 1/3 from v matter of entertainment and passengers and stop here to refuel, | ° ennui that automation comedy igithan to scrimp om the passenger the price it was in our stock before this bound to bore as many as it Joad and carry enough fuel to fly’ SHOP 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. SORRY, NO I ? 
cuperfluty ot boredom St the camtoe between North America MATL, OR PHONE ORDERS, NO DELIVERIES cicarance , , ain other 4 , “ end of any given telephone’ BUILT IN 1977 j ; 
s strategic ition was z . ‘ 41, 8m in tavor of tree clr — = 1. FASHION ACCESSORIES — Street Floor _ WOMEN’S DRESSES — Third Floor BOOKS — Mezzanirie rould c-} i * ee 2" : 
Ginnis have some titilating profits’ , 20 Housedresses, Were 5.99, Then 3.66, Then $2, New....... $1 100 Children's “We Were There” Books, Were 1.95, Now... 7$¢ to chuckle over, but believe the Waterford Village Plans se rr. oe teeaes tag wr ig oe enaad . - 100 Wash and Wear Dresses, Weré 2.98, Now............. .. $ 
“dial-a-smile” is hardly his ‘an. ' en's, Women's Exp. Wa n ere 9.95-~12.96. . 15 10 Cotten Uniforms, Were 8.98 and. 14.98, Then 6.99, Now. 4.66 HILDREN’S V. ‘iin sugr. It is no laughing matter. Kindergarten Roundup 32 Men's, Women's Wedding Rings, Were 750 to $20....'; Off 15 Dacrom Uniforms, Were 12.98 and 1498, Then 999. Now 666 * c EN’S VALUES — Second Floor 
Dial ““M" for madness in Indi-| The annual Waterford Village 9 Ronson Table & Pocket Lighters, Were 8.59 to 16.50. 'y Off 7 Sheath Dresses, Were 5.99, Then 5.00, Now .......... 3.38 15 Girls’ 4-14 Slips, Were 3.98, Then 265, Now............1.76 
anapolis. Kindergarten Roundup will be held 44 Costume Jewelry, Were $2, Then 2’$1, Now.....,..... lle 8 Print Dresses, Were 5.99, Then 5.00. Now... ............3.33 4@ Girls’ 2-14 Fancy Pants, Were 1.19, Then 66c, Now......44e 
Friday, May 8, from 9:30 to 11:45]" 48 Costume Jewelry, Were $1, Then 2/$1, Now.......... Me 15 Dresses, Were 1498 to 17.98, Then $10, Now........... 6.67 fae tle ed ee aren ws a a con Ga ae ’ a.m. and from 1:30 to 4 p.m. 20 Handbags, Were 2.98, Then 1.44, Now......60..05.......88¢ - ped _— rates 
NEW ‘59 WAGONS J parents of children starting] 40 Copper Bells, Were 5.00 to 8.00, New....ss....cs....'s Off COATS, SPORTSWEAR — Third Floor 4 Damaged Bathinettes, Were 14.98, Now...........00..: 7.88 ravio § OO F school in the Waterford Township 25 Handbags, Were 798 to 1098, Now... 0... ..... 3.99 ; Se 2 Se OES VNR IRR, Ds = ess ene Ge HEATER school system next September 11 Ww Were 3.00 Th $2.00, Now $1 1 Cashmere Coat, Size 10, Was $119, Then $68, $48, Now $32 | 3 Crib Mattresses, Were 8.98, Now.......... eecesenecet ss Se 2 ‘must present their child's birth 21 Imported acts are , Phen $2.00, x sane So Bibs 7 Wool Spring Coats, Were 39.98, Then $25, Now.....,... $16 4 Convertible Car Beds, Were 7.98, Now...... besos eees +. 399 ¥ 
BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER certificate, establishing the fact 37 Leather Accessories, Were 10, Then 2.00, Now....... te 6 Jr. Suits, Were 39.98 and 49.98, Then $33, New..........$22 4 Damaged Strollers, Were 10.98, Then 5.99, New........ 3.99 
MI 6-3900_ that he will be five years old on 109 Linen Hankies, Were 58c, Now... .......-++... Bin ie 12 Spring Suits, Were 39.98 and 59.98, Then $33, Ngw..... $22 3 Damaged Play Lards, Were 12.98, Now................ 4.99 
; ‘or before Dec. 1. 17 Men's Linen Hankies, Were 2.00, New........ eroee... 3/$1 7 Sweater Blouses, Were 9.98, Then 5.99, Now.. .........3.99 _ Group Soiled Layette Items, Were 59c to 1.00, Now... ...38e 
——— -— 53 Cotten Print Hankies, Were 1.00. Now............... 3/81 _ 10 Sweaters, Were 12.98 and 14.98, Then 799, Now........4.99 12 Baby Pinafore Dresses, Were 5.98, Now....:.... seer ee B98 
‘ 17 Garden Gloves, Were 1.00, Then 88c, 2'$1, New........ 22e 3@ Blouses, Were 3.98 to 5.98, Then 2.99, Now..........++...1.99 29 Size 1-6 Polo Shirts, Were 1.69, Then 99c, Now.,....... .66¢ 
2 PEQUOT NO-IRON PILLOW GASES |] x11 cioves were 300 tostm Now css. 266 | Mlten Were 8 and $38, Then 298, Now «0 148 She 14 Cot Set, Were 12.8 Then 198, Now. on AS 25 Pigskin Gloves, Were 3.98 to 5.00, Now............... 266 =‘: 12: Skirts, Were 898 to 14.98, Then 5.99 and 6.99, Now....... * « Sine 3--Gx Desnoes, Were 498, Phey $90, Now.......... ped 42 White Socks. Were 79c Th 39c stow 7 Me 15 Slacks, Were 6.98 to 10.98, Then 4.99 and 6.99, Now......$3 1l Size 3-6 Overalls, Slacks, Were Now... .....45 cae 188 
2 PEQUOT NO-IRON SHEETS N yen ang New ~~ _ 27 Group Sportswear, Was 3.98 to 8.98, Now....... 2.66 to 5.99 13 Girls’ 7-14 Ratneoats, Were 496, Now............00.+. 298 , 65 Nylon Hosiery, Were 99c, Then 67c, NoW.........-..... 2e ; 22 Girls’ 7-14 Blouses, Were 2.98, NoW............00.-vee00 LD 
i ; 23 Girls’ Twill Slacks, Were 2.98, New................ odes ' i _ BUDGET SPORTSWEAR — Street Floor 13 Girls’ 3-14 Dresses, Were Ary aa 2.99, ea . 
: i COSMETICS — Street Floor 42 Cotton Blouses, Were 3.98, NOW .......6... 00.80 .see eee. 1.99 9 Girls’ 7-14 Dresses, Were 7.98, "Then 4.99, Now......,...2.99 
11 Nylon Blouses, Were 2.98, Now ..........-....0.00eeee0s 1.99 4 Girls’ 7-14 Coats, Were 19.98, Then 12.99, 7.99, Now... .4.99 | 
: 100 Elmo Cleansing Cream, Was 1.00, Now ........ jaaawns . 66c 10 Orion Cardigans, Were , Then 2.99, Now ..........:1.99 4 Girls’ 7-14 Suits, Were 14.98, Then 10.99, 7.99, Now....4.99 | 
i 35 Children’s Soap, Was 1.00, Then 66c, Now..... oi wieamee « 44e 30 Platter Collars, W Now ......... 0 eee eees Shani 99 15 Subteen Blouses, Were 3.98, Now ............2..0555 .-1L98 
: 60 Bubble Bath, Was 88c, Then 50c, Now...........+...+4.. 22e 20 Scribble Collars, Were 1.00, Now ...........-..5 6. ee ceeee 44 14 Subteen Slipon Sweaters, Were 498, Then 332, New.. 19 Sy ee 
. 60 Wrisley Bath Seap, Was 25c, Now..... oer ee 10 Wool Plaid Slacks, Were 5.98 & 7.98, Now ........ yo 399 12 Subteen Cardigans, Were 5.98, Then 3.39, Now.......... 1.99 = 
; 7 Subteen Dresses, Were 10.98, Now.......... evencoeces 0 : : _- 3 Subteen Rainceats, Were 7.98, Now.i....... ees couws . Ae i 
FOUNDATIONS, LINGERIE — Second Floor - FABRICS, LINENS — Fourth Floor "23 Boys’ 6-12 Caps, Were 1.98, Then 99c, Now......+:-+...44e. ‘ 
: 53 Yd. 36” Indianhead Fabric Was 89c, Now.. ............ Ste ® ater 6-16 Pajamas, Were 2.96, New.............. Ete 4 Panty Girdles, Were 10.95, Then 6.00, Now........... 4.59 21 Skirting Lengths, Was 5.99, Then 4.00, Now........... 2.66 ck Boys’ 6-16 Sportshiris, Were 1.98, Then 9c, New..... .¢6e : 
20 Famous Make Girdles, Were 10.95, Now ................730 320 Yd 27" Outing Flannel, Was 29, Now... ......... Le eaee tte wey wtuewe Now. ...0. ma 4 ' 5 Strapless Basques, Were 12.50, Then 8 88, New......... $5 50 Yd. 45” Rayon Crepe, Was 1.98. Then 1.44, 77c, New. 2/81 20 Revs’ 6-18 ocks, bg ‘fa tiem oie = “ vases : 
I N 2 40 Yd. Novelty Fabrics, Was 89c, Then Tic, New... ......2/8L lie Dungarees, Were en 66c, Now.....,.. : . 12 Girdles, P. Girdles, Were 5.95, Then $3, New.......... $2 : 10 Boys’ 6-12 Lightweight Jackets, Were 4.98, Now 2.99 23 Girdles, P. Girdles, W 395. Then 2.69. No L70 52 Yd. Rayon “Cashmere,” Was 249, Then 2.00, Now ».1.27 . rllicas. sheets. 3 . P. Girdles, Were ‘ en 2.69, Now......... : roe é 5c Off - #4 Boys’ Shirt, Slack Sets, Were 5.98, Now.......... oo. O80 
WITH T 9 Panty Girdles, Were 1295, Then $9, Now...........0.. $6 si mele cack Wat tua whee tas te ie . 3 , ? PE , oe re a, Tm 2.08, Bic, - cna ee eee . 
e is - Bras, Were 1.75, Then $1, on tr RRS SARIS 4 Se 103 Hand Towels, Were 79c, Then 69c, 47c, Now.........,. 27e HOUSEWARES, LAMPS — Fifth Floor 
38 Nylon cine wy Were 1.00 to ~ INOW nie « « Stina niti Bi8:s ee 75 Wash Cloths, Were 39c, Then 27c, Now.............+. Ie Group Housewares Items, Were 2.98, Then 1.98, Now. .. 88 Crepe ERD, Were 2.56 to 398, NOW ive: -vonstnsnnns: 21 Boxed Luncheon Sets, Were 4.98, Then 3.98, Now...... 2.66 1 GE Elect. Pan, Was 19.95, Then 16.88, 12.88, Now..;... 8.44 16 Shorty PJ.'s, Gowns, Were $6, Then $2, Now.......... ba 4 Changette Rugs, with Insert, Were 5.98, Now....... ....3.97 2 GE Rollabout Fans, Were 39.95, Now........ estes «+ 24.88 Se 8 Cotton Slips, Were 2.98, Then 188, Now... .............$1 60 Dinner Napkins, Were 49c, Then 25c, Now... ..........10e 2 20” Exhaust Fans, Were 29.95, Then 17.99, Now........11.88 AUTOMATIC WASHER 10 Size 32 Gowns, Were $3 to 3.50. Then 223. Now ......... $1 10 Tablecloths, Were 3.98, Then $2, Then 1.66, Now...... sk 2 GE Irons, Were 12.95, Then 6.88, New.......... coel ee Me - 
= ' 14 Gowns, Were 3.99 to 5.95, Then 2.99, Now...............$2 3 Tablecloths, Were 598, Then $4, New ccc ceeee 2.67 | 2 Unpainted Desks, Were 10.99, Then 6.88,.New.........3.44 
20 Crepe Slips, Were $6. Then 399, Now.............005. 2.66 6 Tablecloths, Were 9.98. Then $8, Then 7.66. Now....... $5 6 Bathroom Plaques, Were 2.98, Then 1.88, Now..........88e 
11 Duste d Robes. Were 1098. Now $7 : , ’ .. ei 17 Shower Curtains, Were 4.98, Then 2.88, Now..........1.88 . rs an , Were NOW oo cece eeee reese es 74 Napkins, Were 59c, Then 40c, Now .. 0.00.66. see e ees nae Group Bathroom Accessories, Were 1.79, Now.. 4c. Now SEE HOW | . 31 Boxed 8-Pe. Place Mat Sets, Were 299 to 499, New... $2 9 peartized Toilet Seats, Were 895, New........ cece B88 ‘ Group Soiled and Damaged Linens................75% Off 17 11 x 48” Door Mirrors, Were 3.98, Then 2.44, Now. <i Gav's 14 HAMILTON MEN s FURNISHINGS Street Floor 14 Striped Cannon Twin Sheets, Were 3.39, Now......... 2.26 6 Brass Pulley Lamps, Were 10.98, Now......... can see, O88 
} , . 51 Striped Cannon Full Sheets, Were 439, Now..........2.93 6 Floor-to-Ceiling Pole Lamps, Were 19.95, Now........13.33 : 
AND PEQUOT es Shae Were = Then 8. Now —— eee 88 81 Striped Cannon Cases, Were 1.09, Now ......,. sear ere Te 4 Ceramic Table Lamps, Were 19.95, Now......... oeeees 13.33 ‘ 33 Dress Shirts, Were 2.99, Then 1.88, iw a bueweendnda . 88e 10 F Rubber Bed Pillows, Were 2.'$12.99, Now.. 427 1 Double Gooseneck Desk Lamp, Was 6.98, Now.. .- 888 | Yo UIT 22 Dress Shirts, Were 5.09, Then 3.99, Now......... wee 2.44 42 Foam Rubber Bed Pillows, Were 3.99, Now. 2.66 1 96-Pc. Set Dinnerware, Was 29.95, Now............... 19.66 LET U Q 50 Boxer Shorts, Were 1.00, Then 66c, New ............,...44e 2D ‘ ; 427 2-26-Pe. Plas. D’n’ware, Were 19.95, Then 14.88, Now.. . 9.88 : . wae 2 Dacron Filled Pillows, Were 7.95, Now. . sersecesr es At 
IRONING J 62 Undershirts, Were 50c, Now .........-....005 sees a 220 4 Acrilan Blankets, Were 1295, New .” ; —_ 1 45-Pe. Set Dinnerware, Weré 19.95. Now...........<... 13.33 
4 7 Pajamas, Were 5.00, Now.......0 06-00. -0e0--ee sc eees e244 crian Blanke ere ae couse . 667 5 16-Pe. Plastic Dinnerware,. Were 9.95,°Now. ........... 6.44 PILLOWCASES 7 & Faletei. Wark 258. New 2 a a“ 3 Twin Wool Blankets, Were 16.95, Then $10, Now... ad Greup Disc. Dinnerware Open Stock... .. secvesces Ag Off oa . ens see ee ee oe 3 Full Wool Blankets, Were 19.92, Then $15, Now....... $ 4 Cake Plates, Were 5.98, Then 3.88, Now............... 188 = Soiled Pajamas, Were 2.98, Then 1.88, New ........... 88c 2 “Sheet” Elect. Bed Warmers, Were 2495, Now....... 16.64. 2 Milk Glass Centerpieces, Were $8. Then 5.98, Now.....3.88 
AND SHEETS 9 Hosiery, Were 1.00, Then 66c, Then 44c, Now............22e 1 GE Twin-Elect. Blanket, Was 29.95, Now........ oe. e e820 3 Ceramic ‘Trays, Were 5.98, Then 3.98. Now... ....0..1.88 
17 Hosiery, Were 1.50, Then 99c, 66c, Now................ 38e 1 GE Full Elect, Blanket, Was 54.95, Now ..............36.64 1 Deluxe Barometer, Was $20, Then $14, Now...........9.38 
—FOREVER 14 Hosiery, Were 1.00, Now... Sa a mueld Muacnn eds 66c 3 Twin Chenille Spreads, Were 14.95, Now.........655...$10 > 4 Serving Trays, Were 3.98, Then 2.66, Now.,...........L77 
- ot 26 Sport Shirts, Were 299, Then 199, Bow eo cece, 88e 8 Tray Standards, Were>2.98, Then 1.88, Now........:.,.1.22 
* , 20 Women’s Blouses, Were 1.99, Then 66c, Now.,........... 440 DRAPERIES, CURTAINS — Fourth Floor - 5 Wall Planters, Were 4.99, Then 2.88, Now...,...,.+...1.88 Wonderful for wash ‘n wear .-. . perfect 15 Caps, Were 1.98, Then 1.50, Then 88c, Now............. He-_ 29 Sines @ ers. 600 46. 34, Ne ‘i Group Ceramic Giftware, Were 1.98, New.,.......0....88¢ 
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for no-iron bed linens! The new Hamilton - 6 Sportshirts, Were 8.95. Then 5.97, Now ............... 3.88 32 >. Seamer sien were 18.99 io 29.99, Now......... $10 FURNITURE RUGS Do . 
washer has a special cycle for wash ‘n wear aS Spartibitts, Were 496, Than:5:06, ‘Then 497, Now +5 x1:348 & Pr. Draperies, Were 29.99 to 34.99, Now... ..,......... $15 ’ — Downstairs 
fabrics, in addition to the regular wash a0 Speipeblets, Were 390,50 9.06. "Tn 298, New sis seco OM 12 Pr. Draperies, Were 12.99 to 19.99, Now... ......6...05.. $8 1 Used Electrie Dryer, Was $99, Now............... veces $87 
e. Hamilt Iso gives you three sepa- 17 Jackets, Were 11.95 to 15.95, Then 6.66 to 7.47, Now... 4.44 13 Pr. Draperies, Were 8.99,.to 12.99, Now............ oe. $6 1 30-Gal. Water Heater, Was $58, Now... ... a io, filten. i ce ne ied oop _ 16 Pr. Draperies, Were 4.99, to 6.99, Now ........0.0.0 008. ; ® 2 a a, NOW, . .nccas “a rate TT ' ’ 40 Sofa Pillows, Were 3.99 and 4.99, Now............... ». 188 oom er, Was $55, NOW . 060. 
scum, film and soil. Hamilton washer NOTIONS; STATIONERY — Street Floor 4 Vinyl Folding Doors, Were 22.49. Now.................813 1 Deluxe co eeieien Macken Was $549, New... $366 4 26” Boys’ Middleweight yeles, Were 39.95, New. .. $26.44 hown $269.95, or only $229.95 + 13 Bolster Covers, Were 499 and 5.99, Now... 82 ys Mi 
model's ne d $ h Y 11 Rug Runners, Were 2.98, Then 188, Now........., +. BBe 7 Studio, H'I'w'd Bed Slipcovers, Were 899 to 1999New 86 4 29.95 Play Gyms with Slide, Were 29.95, Now.,..,....19.88 
and your old washer. 7 Rug Runners, Were 1.89, Then 88c, Now................44e 47 D'm'g'd Ven. Blinds, Were 2.49 to 6.99, Then $1, Now. ..25¢ 15 303 Cal. Enfield Rifles, Were 16.99, Now.............10.88 
11 Pant Hangers, Were 88c, Now ...... wiitiars Selene «a wh 260 Drapery Hardware, Were 49c to 1.29, New.............. 25e 1 Man's Damaged Suitcase, Was 27.50, Now............ 12.88" 
t F Off 2 Hat Boxes, Were 498, Then 288, Now.............-..-1.88 5 Folding Doors, Were 9.98 to 14.98, Then 6.88, Now....... $4 1 Man's Damaged Suitcase, Was 19.50, Now........ ve. 10.88 
pecia emons fa ion er 10 Shoe Closets, Were 7.98, Then 3.88, Now. a #mecege'e Wueere es 1.88 22 Pillow Shams, Were 4.99 and 5.99, Now.................$2 1 26” Pullman Case, Was 29.95, Now...........0....00008 19.88 
22 Shelf Bags, Were 4.98, Now ..... 22... 5. .c0es eee ese. 2.88 5 Dust Ruffles, Were 3.88 to 6.99, Now .. 0... gees ceeee. $2 1 Woman’s Overnight Case, Was 19.95, Then 12.88, Now. 72.88 
; * | 12 Child’s Closet Bars, Were 2.98, Now. eee 1.88 23 Plastic Inflatable Bolsters, Were 1.99, Now vane andge ves $1 1 Philco Hi-Fi, Was $209, Now .........-....66.005 oes 4. $166 
on Pequot no-iron 214 Women’s Panties, Were 3 for $1, Now...... tauweiia halves 18¢ 10 Coverlet Spreads; ‘Were 12.99, Now.........,...655 coe SB 2 Table Model Radios, Were 24.88, Now.......... ses 
Cc ilt ses—$1.79 1 12 Cotton Bras, Were 1.00, Then 66c, Now............5.....44e - 11 Antique Satin Bedspreads, Were 19.99, Now..... evsiewen St * 1 Tape Recorder, Was 189.95, Then $158, Now.. vanes $88 
: pr owice * - 6 Carpet Cleaner, Was 1.79, NOW ...... 0... ccc eeceeeeences 88e 9 Chair Slipcovers, Were 9.99, NOW 2... ccc cece ce veer ens SO 1 Record Cabinet, Was 19.95, NOW 2... ccc c tiveness et 
value-—Now 98¢ 38 9” Pinking Shears, Were 2.47, Then 1.66, Now.. .» 88 10 Sofa Slipcovers, Were 19.99, NOW... «2... 6.6... 6c. cree $12 5 Mahogany Step Tables, Were 19.95, NOW. eecees MBSR ng. , 
; * 30 Yds, Shelf Edging, Was 39¢, Then 16c, Now........ oon Le 60 Yd. Plastic “Fabric,” Was 1.59 to 2.99, Then $1, Now.. 25e poe i golly ppligeon $34, OW soi eo ben sha 
a _ , Hamilto dé Péquot { 22: Stretch-A-Bar, Was 1.00, Then 66c, NOW... cee cee eee 440 28 Terry Cloth Chaise Covers, Were 2.98, Now.,......... 1.88 , /otten Throw OTE LOG, NOW. oo csc sasccewtunnes 
Without obligation, gabe lereree man get pa 14 Sets Shoulder Covers, Were 1.00, Then 66c, Now........ 44c 43 Pr. Ruffled Curtains, Were 3.99 to 499, Now....,...... $2 12 Welcome Mats, Were 3.95, Then 1.88, Now........ 40. A22 
* tet you qui ene Howcenes. . temuher 9 Boxed Notes, Were 59, Now .......00.....0500005 ccna ws 33e 13 Tailored Panels, Were 2.49 to 2.99, Now.......... veoees Sh 2 Bunk Beds with Rails, Were 39.96, Now. .:......+...+.: $8 genuine Pequot no-iron pillowcases . . . regula 5 Boxed Stationery, Was $1.25, Now .......... veccaee cy. 660 23 Pr. Ruffled Curtains, Were 5.99 to $10, Now.. cases $4 2 30” Spring & Mattress Sets, Were 59.95, Now... ....... 30.88 
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fepublication of all local 
fs Well ay Ail AP news aivpatches, = | HRS EES EE 0 a 's can. Unless you have 
1 to visit the hospital, most 
8,100 one in the 
. daPsehag 
  The Pontiac State Hospital, along 
with all groups participating in the 
- Mental Health week program, deserve 
-@ special vote of thanks for the out- 
—— 
4 es ea ES ‘Mental health problems continue 
‘and it is only through understanding 
that. some of the outmoded ideas can 
‘be removed. A visit to the hospital 
ene eee 
“ee ete, oe ~<a 
Panama Incident Story 
Full of Contradictions 
“The whole story of the Panama in- , 
cident is full of curious twists and 
contradictions. No doubt in time the 
truth will come out. - . : 
ee ae 
  | British ballerina Margot Fonteyn, as their 
eS 
2 es 
ness connections with JoHN WaYNE, 
which should not necessarily point a 
finger at Wayne. The London rae: 
writes: 
“For weeks there has been, rumor 
in the Caribbean of an invasion of 
Panama from Dr. Finer CAastRo’s. 
Cuba, where rebel forces. are also.re- 
ported to be training to attack the 
‘ Dominican Republic, Haiti and Nica- 
ragua. Here is the fire of the Carib- 
bean cauldron! As regards Panama, 
however, the movement does not 
“gem to have the same popular or _ 
burning intensity. 
<2 Mit 
“Even though some more.rabid 
nationalists in Latin America 
refer to Panama as ‘a little Suez,’. 
and the leader of the Panamanian 
revolutionaries, Ruben Miro (who 
-Served a three-year prison sen- 
“tence for implication ir the assas- 
sination of a former Panamanian 
President), has his headquarters 
in Cuba, this seems to be another 
domestic affair. 
*: Fe: 
“He has declared that the target of - 
the revolt in Panama is not so much 
. President pe La Guarpia as the com- 
mander of Panama’s tiny but efficient 
National Guard, Col. VALLARINO: who, 
it is claimed, is. the real power in 
      THE PONTIAC PRESS: Frage Mark Dai Except Sunday 
W. Huron &t. Michigan 
Published by Tat Powtino Parss Company « ’ 
Rovesete Basser, Joun Rat 
Executive Vice President Assistant Advertising 
_ end Advertising Director Manage’ 
boone ff) Preeoreare mm, Ean ‘Tresowers, 
President and ' Cireulstion ‘Manager : 
G. Menanasis Jovbin, down W. Preecenate, igen to spt 
Gronace C. Inman, 
Classtfied 
  titled exclusive! to. the “Die, Ascites Prove, nt Bog - 
  by pa Re oe 
i ying Bag meag  ogeewes. tn tf places e United States 
Fe Atl man subscriptions payable in 
heen jintd ibe 
  Tt seems that Arias has had busi-    
  Decivane oie ue te cradben we airs. 
port accidents in the historic airlift 
Now as a further grateful ges- 
ture the people of West Berlin 
are collecting scholarship funds 
for the children of these American 
and English pilots who were 
killed in that operation. 
3 a or 
_ At this time it is interesting to 
i teal that American, British and 
French planes carried in more than 
2.3 million ‘tons of food and fuel i 
277,264 flights. This was more 
one ton for each of West Ber 
milion inhabitants. = 
Three airports were uSed and in- s 2.2 
coming planes flew two corridors 
across the Soviet Zone and outgoing 
planes a third. “They moved at in- 
tervais of five minutes in blocks of. 
10, taking off seconds behind one 
another and stacked in the air each 
1,000 feet above the plane in front. 
This went on for 462 gruelling days 
_ and nights. P 
ew. MESS 
The-Russians again are acting 
threateningly in this area and it’s 
well to remind ourselves that 
firmness and unity won in 1949 
and could be needed again in 1959. 
The Man About Town 
      
: Historical Spot 
‘Modern Bank. ha on 
‘Site of Old Time Grocery 
“Tulip: An of mem- 
ories of winter. a 
  The latest branch of the 
Community National Bank 
will stand on the former location of the 
old time store regarded by \ 
Henry Ford ) 
as typical of our pioneer days. He bought 
the building and contents, and moved it 
to Greenfield Village where it is visited 
“by many thousands every year. 
Its former site is on the main corner in 
. Waterford, and the substantial brick 
building that succeeded it has been razed 
to make way for the new branch bank. 
‘This brick building was erected by : 
: August Jacober, 
who solid the frame structure to Ford, and 
for many years was oecupied by the Ja- 
cober genera! store. 
  Between 50 and 60 years ago one of the. 
best baseball pitchers in.the Pontiac area 
was 
Jerome A. Utley, 
who later became a prominent Detroit 
contractor. Jerry died Friday, 79. 
  
A canopy for the new stage being bullt 
for the Boston Symphony Orchestra was 
designed by 
Eero Saarinen and Associates 
of our Bloomfield Hills. It will be ready 
- for the 1959 Berkshire Festival. 
  Making a good start on fresh vegetables 
for 1959 is 
Pliny Argoson 
of Drayton Plains, who pulled a six-pound 
parsnip . his garden. 
  ,Last dapat a cat was given by 
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beechum 
of Birmingham to some Flint © friends. 
Recently the Beechums visited those. Flint 
people, and when ready to return home 
the cat Jumped into their. car and put up 
such a stiff scratching and biting fight 
that it was allowed to return %, its orig- 
inal home. 
Verbal. Orchids to- ‘Mr. ‘and Mrs. George Ostrom: 
  of Keego Harbor; 55th wedding anniver- 
sary. / 
Mrs. Minnie Smith © 
of Holly; Gist eens 
Mr. and Mrs, Wi 
of Lapeer; golden wedding® 
Dr. C. D. Casein 
of Columbiaville; soth birthday. 
Mrs. Hannah Hill 
of Flint; 106th birthday. & 
H. Hathaway 
         
   
                      
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    ] avid Lawrence Says:   
WASHINGTON | — The myth is 
that: anyone who criti- 
cizes the. of the Supreme 
Court of the” United States i is either 
a 
a pa     
   sr i tying our br op 
himself favors 
integration in the 
public_schools, 
makes @ speech . 
in criticism of decisions of the 
highest court in the land, one | 
wonders Why it was not widely 
reported. ; 
Prof. Herbert Wechsler holds 
the professorship in constitutional 
law which is named in memory of 
the late Supreme Court Justice 
Harlan Fiske. Stone. 
* * * 
When .Prof. Wechsler delivered 
the annual Oliver Wendell Holmes 
lecture at Harvard University Law 
He criticized the 
curiam” rulings on segregation 
problems. These are _ decisions 
handed down by the whole court 
but no individual opinions are is- 
sued to the nee Prof, Wéchsler 
said: 
“The original opinion (by the” 
Supreme Coart in 1954), you re- 
call, was firmly focused on state 
segregation in the public schools, 
\its reasoning accorded import. to 
the nature of the #ducational 
process, and its conclusion was 
that ‘separate educational facili- 
ties ate ‘inherently unequal.’ 
“What shall we think then of the 
court's extension of the ruling to 
other public facilities; such as 
public transportation, parks, golf 
courses, bath houses and beaches 
which no one is obliged to use— 
all by ‘per curiam’ decisions? 
x ** * 
“That these situations present a 
weaker Case against state segre- 
gation is not, of course, what I.am 
saying. I am saying that the ques- 
tion whether it is stronger, weaker 
or of equal weight appears to me 
to call for principled decision. 
and beaches—e mbraced the 
broad ‘opinion of the Circuit 
Court. that all state-enforced 
racial segregation is invalid or 
approved only its immediate re- 
sult and, if the fatter, on what 
ground.” 
Prof. Wechsler went on to say 
that he is not troubled by the 
departure from earlier decisions, 
because he stands with the “long ~ 
tradition of the court that previous 
decisions always must be subject   
The Country Parson 
(Za     
charch , service on, the tv — 
but with whom do you shake 
hands when it’s over?”’. 
  Supreme Court 
also for its subsequent “‘per’ to re-examination when-a_ case 
against their reasoning is made." 
_He then refers to the 1954 ‘‘de- 
segregation” opinion’ as follows: 
racial lines in legislation, though 
subsequent ‘per curiam’ decisions 
may, as I have said, now go that 
far. 
“Rather, as Judge Learned Hand Law Expert Raps Supreme Court 
" observed, the separate - but - equal 
formula was not overruled ‘in 
form’. but was held to have ‘no 
place’ in public education on the 
ground that segregated schools are 
‘inherently unequal,’ with deleteri- 
ous effects upon the colored chil- 
dren in implying their inferiority, 
effects which retard their educa- 
tonal and mental 
‘For me, the question posed by 
‘State-enforced segregation is not 
one of discrimination at all. Its 
human and its constitutional di- 
' mension lies entirely - elsewhere, 
in the denial by the state of free- 
dom to associate, a denial that 
impinges. equally on any groups 
or races that may be involved." 
(Copyright, 1959)   
‘Dr. William Brady Says:   
Some Doctors Ignorant 
of Function of Calcium It is unfortunate, “ especially for 
people past 40 or 45, that both 
physiologists and-physicians of 
as ignorant 
their predeces-. 
sors were about 
it, although phys- 
iologists today DR. BRADY 
know better. 
The body of a healthy adult con- 
tains from 2%4 to 2%4 pounds of 
calcium, most of which is in the 
bones — the storehouse of calcium 
— but some is in the nerves, mus- 
cles,. heart, arteries, joint tissues, 
teeth, blood and glands. 
For various purposes of every- 
day life the body uses oe 
perhaps as much each day as is 
supplied by a quart of skim 
* milk or four ounces of cottage 
cheese. — , 
The ‘science writers,” ‘re- 
asearch experts,” ‘‘bone . special- 
ists,” and “arthritis investigators” 
who warn the public of the danger 
of “‘calcium deposits’ or ‘‘calcifi- 
cation” from “too much” calcium, 
do not venture to say just how 
  -much calcium is ‘‘too much” in 
any instance. 
They are smart enough to leave 
that to the morbid imagination of 
the poor souls who think eminent 
specialists -are all they pretend to ~ 
be. F 
. * * x * 
Isn't it odd that in “many years 
of familiarity with medical litera- 
ture, classical and current, I have 
not seen a report of a-case of 
“calcium deposit’ or ‘‘calcifica- 
tion” of any tissue or organ? 
‘ TI have seen numerous reports of 
cases of so-called ‘“‘gout’ and 
so-called- rabies in man, none of 
which was quite convincing, but 
not a single report of an authenti- 
cated case of “calcium deposit” 
or “classification” of this or that 
body tissue or organ from ‘too 
much calcium.” I tell you, folks, 
they’re all out of step"but ... 
‘VITE’ 1S THE THING 
“Vite.” That's the word for it. 
Can't stop to define it here — for 
one thing it means ‘extension of 
the prime of life in both direc: 
« tions.”’ 
For complete definition consult 
The Seven Keys to Vite (for the 
booklet send me 35 cents and 
stamped, self-addressed = enve- ', 
lope). Keeping the store of cal- 
cium in the skeleton pone is 
essential for building and main- 
_ taining “vite.” 
QUESTIONS AND- ANSWERS 
Chronic Ranning Ear 
One druggist refused to prepare tie: ' the solution ‘for running ear with- 
out a doctor's prescription. A sec- 
ond druggist made it up without 
question and gave me a_ blunt 
medicine dropper without charge 
«.. (Mrs, H. P, J.) 
Answer —.In the instructions for 
preparing and using the drops for 
chronic running ear (available on 
request if you provide stamped, 
self-addressed envelope) I suggest 
that if the druggist requires a 
prescription for pure grain alco- 
hol, ordinary rubbing alcohol will 
do. 
* Signed oagail oan" more than one 
page or 100 ‘omg pertaining to 
personal healt — brgiene. 
ease, diagnosis, or treatment, be 
Brady, if a answered by Dr. bbe pode stamped, neitagissens elope is sent 
to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. 
(Copyright 1959) 
  Young Mother Asks 
Commends--Concert 
at Washington Jr. 
to Have Herter’ 
The new Secretary of State will 
be a very able successor to a great 
man and we're lucky to hgaye him. 
He suffers from an affliction, but 
it’s, not mental and so it will not 
h his ability to represent the 
U.S. Herter already knows what 
Dulles and Eisenhower think on all 
important questions and all citi- 
zens should support him, 
‘ Wendell C. 
Adds His Voice 
to ‘Spankings’ 
I accept your invitation (edi- 
torial, April 18) to express my 
freedom of speech and press and 
people who “spank” are only 
exercising their right. Newspapers 
must not be used to exploit for 
personal. gain or power but for 
public welfare. To avoid slanted 
news must be a hard thing to do, 
but full efforts must be made. 
* * * 
Listening to a few dissatisfied The Constitution provides. 
‘done... i hier frie Sh ne Ee 
‘It’s Time to Cut, 
Not Spend More’ 
Secretary Robert B. Anderson 
Ex-Student Defends 
' Driver Training Evidently Back to 3 R's doesn't 
human lives or taxes? 
safer drivers because of this 
If everyorie, no matter what his 
age, would take a similar course. 
our highways would be much safer. 
Pat 
  
.. If T can do this 
little bit . . . I will not cry or 
sigh . .. But I -will feel my duty 
And be prepared to dic. 
(Copyright 1959)   
Case Records of a Psychologist:   = 
Channel Energies of Teenagers : 
Why is it that newspaper car- 
riers and Boy, Scouts and 
school athletes fare rarely in- 
volved in teen#age hoodlum- 
ism? It is usually the idle kids 
who get into trouble, just as 
tt is the idle farm dogs who 
become sheep killers; Scrap- 
book this case on control of 
the emotions; Use it in school, 
By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE 
CASE, B - 420: Stella and Della, 
aged 14, are the giggling twins 
mentioned yesterday, ° 
x * * 
“Dr. Crane,” their mother plead- 
ed, “what cam we do to reduce 
    
     cially. when 
have guests? 
“Their father 
thature young la- 
dies. 
“Why, if one of 
DR, CRANE the girls even 
raises her eyebrow at the other, 
off they go into hysterical giggling. 
“I was an ‘only’ child, so. I 
never remember giggling the way 
they do.” 
HOW PREVENT GIGGLES 
Yesterday I mentioned the psy- 
chological. fact that giggles are 
usually an evidence of unexpended 
nervous energy, 
* »* * 
- Yang people generally have far 
more energy than their parents or 
grandparents, so they are the wee, 
gigglers in the hou 
And. the presence of ihe oppo- 
sex helps increase the, ner- tension, so teen-agers often 
hysterical with laughter on 
v feared excuses; If a 14-year-old were without 
sleep for 24 hours, would she giggle 
as much as a rested girl of the 
same age? 
* * * 
It such a girl were to take a 
10-mile hike, would she giggle as 
much after the trip as before 
launching upon it? -- 
You can alt get the _ 
answers, for such ates 5 ail. 
“horse sense.” 
Since activity drains off sur- 
plus energy, and thus’ reduces 
the likelihood of giggling. it is 
wise fo see that young people 
have plenty of physical exercise. 
This can consist of athletics, as 
well as hard work, 
If Stella and Della had ‘helped 
cook the dinner and then had been 
responsible for serving it, they, 
would not have been as likely to. 
indulge “in hysterical giggles, é 
For then they would not only 
have been more fatigued, but their. 
attention would have been divert- 
ed by the problems of chef and 
waitress, 
* * * 
Emotions can thus be channeled 
constructively and harnessed in 
wholesome work, or else left to 
dissipate themselves in giggles, 
fingernail biting and other less de- 
sirable outlets, 
WHY SCHOOL RECESS 
In grade schools, we schedule 
recess periods primarily to let the 
children run and romp till they © 
can“drain off some of their pent- 
up. energy, 
Alter so doing, there is fess 20 cents (non-profit), 
liketihood that boys will shoot Always writ fe ty Dr. Gh corge w, cepne 
agg im ato th cn cataeets enclosing oe “ tg ore Bre: 
sing, Jem ing, and. less in- ean mrs chee od eg attention 16 the lewons, = (Capyright 1958), Control of the emotions is — 
ly a matter of diverting the at- 
lynching, tention. A mob can thus 
be changed by any spectacular 
event that diverts ‘i crowd. 
* * 
Or it can deftly be led around 
a circle, as Marc Antony proved 
        
    
  
  at the funeral of Caesar, Musie 
also helps reduce ‘energy or con- 
trol a -mob. 
“Count to 10,” is a similar 
evidence of this rule, for when 
you are about to explode in an- 
ger, the mental task. of counting 
will divert your attention and re- 
duce your ire, 
Teen-age hoodlums would seldom 
be that way if they were active 
ih sports or Boy Scouts or busy‘ 
as used to be true of fatm youth 
and even city youngsters. ° 
 * * 
Send for my booklet “How to 
Control the Emotions,” enclosing 
‘a’ stamped return’ envelope, plus      
     ye & a is j i Ne a = . 6 ! 
> * pa : a8 a of ay : a 
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  A Probe 3 ‘School Breakiins ce ee 
  
| Seaway test ~Fals hio tae. 
Port Hos Busiest Day Man Gels Probation Driver Loses Control 
Ships Mave Cargo ft Morals Conviction | o°”Ackarses sridge on Arkansas Bridge 
: a Oakland County Cirevit Judge > i TORONTO (UPI) — The half- ‘GS, : { 
St. Seaway |Clark J. Adams yesterday placed'rnirteen of 16 persons aboard ‘| 
got down to business today with’ Birmingham restaurant owner Pet-iContinental Trailways bus were] ay 
this Lake Ontario port starring in| er Nick on probation for two yearsiinjured today, four of them se-| a testing role. and assessed him $500 court costs|verely, when the driver lost con-| 
The eyes of shippers ‘in ports for the asuey rape of a 15 trol of the vehicle while attempt: j into five area elementary schools break ~ lectrtication Mecsure 
during the past 48 hours. . 
All five schools are in Avon “ Seen’ as Test of Power 
Township and Lape gpd believe! to Beat ike [to | ms : ie 
WASUINGTON w — Denia a he ene” Gypsum Sfockholders 
Approve Acquisition are preparing-an attempt to over-, Three. were reported Monday 
BUFFALO, N.¥. @— Stock. |   
  samadhi ride President Eisenhower's’ veto! and two more this morning. 
of g rural electrification bill. They, Deputies said that Brookland School, 480 EF. Auburn Rd., had 
hope to gain a political advantage been entered through 
whether they win or lose. | aoe * se ‘     winde ‘adding . | holders ef. National Gypsum Co. 
It they can muster two-thirds' er nis peat! i a approved tetay the acquisition of ranging rong Roni ae i —— oot nm * ~ _s avoid 8 ciilision ‘WOR. i of those voting in both houses and Huron Portland Cement Co. of Chicago . Nick, 35, of 1564 Penistone St... The bus skidded, crashed. Sarnia, Ont., turned to Toronto to! 
see what happens when big freight.| 
ers trom the seven seas unload and/CMSHit Court Jy. ng i 
load cargo for the first time deep! He was sentenced Monday aft. '° Test upright in three feet of 
in the heartland of North America.| er many white (Water. The accident dccurred on| 
Toronto was the first port of, his Detroit to | causeway of Lake Hamilton on) 
cali for the Dutch freighter Prins| appeal the conviction to the State /5tate Highway 7 about four miles! 
Willem George Frederik, whiclr led south of ware 
‘jan armada ign-flag vessels 
Sclenk the Whatlie.ceuvey G0 et ee Nee! De ‘ise Senies D. Crowell, | the whether the appeal would now be 42,,of Texarkana, said he jammed. 
ing weekend. dropped, although leave to appealion the brakes of the Dallas-to- 
had already been approved by the'Memphis bus when he saw the thus enact the measure, Demo-| Auburn Heights Elementary. Michigan. 
cratic leaders feel they will have School, 260 S. Squirrel Rd., was, National Gypsum Chairman 
set a new pattern for more im-,entered in. similar manner. De-| Melvin H. Baker said the acquisi- 
portant bills likely to be bounced tectives said a thorough check ‘of tion “will be the most important 
baok to Congress by the Presi- the school would have to be made growth investment ih our 34-year 
dent. ‘today before it could be deter-) history.” 
x * imined what was taken. Stockholders aise voted to in- 
‘These include housing, airport x *& * | crease the number of common 
aid and depressed areas legisla-- Yesterday, Meadow Brook Schoo]| Steck shares from five million to 
tion carrying spending authority at Muster and Castlebar roads was| 10 million, The stock closed yes- 
substantially larger than Elisen- entered through a broken window! terday, at $70.50. hewer recommended. No Eisen- and a total of $16 was stolen from| — oo pg that more than was convicted last Oct. 30 by a through a wire fence, rolled down 
a 2-foot embankment -and came: 
      
  
OPPRE EEL T? To oe 
        | \ interested in REA expansion pro, Authorities at Hamlin School | immediately available. because the crime was Nick’s first Springfield, Ohio, and Rankin \ |wriggled through. He crawled up 
ithe steep embankment and ran to 
| stdre where he summoned help. \   felony conviction.   Optometrist 
Five ocean vessels, including ae 
Reds Aid Algerians —__ two of the Dutch Fell Oranje Ling and two Canadian Steamship Lines Detroit Sales U State Trooper Glen Minton said BERLIN uw» — The East Berlin!lake ships arrived yesterday. A P when he — wrecked bus, 
weekly Wochenpost reports Com-/|sixth foreign vessel, the Marquette} DETROIT—#®— Detroit ‘depart: “terrible quiet” prevailed. \ grams. 
“The argument bver that started) several rooms ransacked and 
quickly, with ‘statements and more than $11 stelen from the 
speeches both for and against teachers’ desks. — 
overriding the veto. A breakin at Stiles School, 3976 
Livernois Rd., netted thieves only)   hewer veto has been overridden. idesks pried open in several class-) 8@ per cent of all the 4,340,985 fined most of its business to lake jbigh court ,.according to the Pros-|truck speeding toward bin do. the Ny 
If they: lose. the Democrats be- rooms. | outstanding shares of National ‘faced one of the busi- jectitor’s Office. wrong lane. EYE GLASSES CONTACT LENSES lieve they will have saddled the. | Gypsum common were represent- est days in its history. A total i The truck did not stop. ‘a Republicans with a 1960 political: Deputies said the thieves used | ed in today’s vote. of 11 deep-sea ships were un- | Judge Adams said Nick received| Crowell broke a window ‘beside ‘ liability — the enmity of farmers. rs to pry opep locked desks. | ‘The exact vote count was not lending or scheduled to unload |probation instead of « prison term/Richard Lamar * Rankin, 2%, of DR. C.. I. PHILLIPS 
210 W. Hamlin Rd., reported | : | 
| 
  ~ Anriounces the Removal of ‘His Office 
    
~ to ' = 
205 CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN BLDG., 
75 WEST HURON ST., PONTIAC, MICH, 
NF ‘ ‘munist East Germany has made|from France, docked at daybreak. ment store sales in March were| “I was afraid they were all badly 
|’ Detectives said several books ‘of 2¥ailable 400 hospital beds for Al- jand others were expected later'14 per cent higher than those injured,” he said later. 
aot igerian nationalists wounded aie lof the previous March, the Fed-|. Two fishermen in a boat came 
fighting Although officials had beenieral Reserve Bank reports. UP/up and took the seriously injured 
wee France. It said 23 casualties have | ‘readying the 12 miles of berths also were sales of women’s Ap-\to a nearby landing where ambu- 
| arrived, and adds: “Almost every for months, in anticipation of the: ‘parel stores, 12 per cent; jewelry lances waited. The other injured 
SPINNING EELS Ifield dressing kit carried by Al-/foreign ships’ arrival, one admitted stores, 9, and men's clothing| passengers climbed the embank-. 
. Of 
Coming Soon Automotive; retail sales in 1957.$1.80 in change, detectives said. | 
totaled $53 billion.   
    
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'gerian soldiers comes from Dem-|“We are having trouble handling|stores, 8 | However, appliance|ment or were rescued by boat. 
| ocratic (Communist East) ‘ Ger-|these peaks.” jstore sales were down 2 per cent) The injured were hospitalized at 
)many.”’’ He recalled that Toronto Harborjend furniture sales were un-'Hot Springs. 
i et Commission officials had to do a'changed. None were from Michigan. 
\Cuba Battles Vice 
_ HAVANA @ — The Cuban gov-/ 
}ernment crackdown on vice has 
closed three houses of prostitution, 
‘a half block from the Ministry of 
, Education, “authoritative sources LIMITED PARKING IN REAR 
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“This Car 1 Didn’t Buy Has Done a 
More for Me Than All the Cars I've H 
  ‘o—I wasn't onesof the 15,246 who bogie this 7th place in the industry, And Rambler is still more for me than all the makes I did buy. 
| first of the present-day Ramblers when it came _in popularity. Currently, only five other makes sell normpover toes anl geet San imaatine of; size-and- ‘ out in 1950. more cafs than Rambler. a 1959 Rambler of my own a | "Instead, like a lot of others, I've bought other makes Today, Rambler outsells not only most big cars, but Pies see months back. ; 
until this year, that is. all > ae t-selling foreign cars combined. 
But, not one of those other makes has done as much— ve been icting a market for WHAT RAMBLER MEANS TO 
  
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horsepower race. would have continued if it hadn't 
been for Rambler. 
Sidwly but surely, Rambler kept gaining with the 
belief that it’s the customer, not the competition, that 
really counts. 
THE CONSUMER BEGAN TO SPEAK 
By 1955,.Rambler sales moved up to nearly 75,000. 
By 1957, they were nearly 100,000 . . . still a small total 
compared to the others. 
Then, in 1958, came the explosion that blew the lid 
off the automobile industry! We, the customers, 
rebelled. 
While industry sales dived more then 20 r cent, 
Rambler sales zoomed more than 100 percent/ Rambler 
—— 1958... shot from 12th to 
° *rRaDEMARK AMERICAN. MoTroRs 2,000,000 com; compact cars by 1961. And Rambler is the 
Compact Car*. 
—we wouldn't have the choice we do today. 
That’s why I say this Rambler I never bought has done 
  EVERY MOTORIST | 
THE SIZE-HORSEPOWER RACE ; Because Rambler gives me basic excellence, I have a 
Sew | ‘ WAS ON RAMBLER GAVE US THE CHOICE ne ars mee — cars today, I have a car 
| Those other makes got longer and wider and lower, If it hadm’t been for this first Rambler—and the With anal /-N y 1 0 N- c OTT 0 NI | _ oe — makes got longer Ramblers that have followed it with increasingly smart, _— . yee ene 1 Each new model was more hopped up with excess styling, fine engineering, quality construction and ex- Saeco quality and ¥ frodiy we pier 
gas-consuming horsepower that | couldn't begin to clusive features—I feel sure the story wouldn't be low anal ; high resale, 1 my shai 
| |” use, legally, anywhere. what it is today. of billions of dollars in sa that 1S cone ; , Did Mant this? Not at all! If it hadn't been for Rambler—taking a leaf from Rasnbler nike: ocetbis tne i ‘ — 
OU R S UCC ESS SLI Pp ~~ B U y | ‘\ i But there’s no telling how much longer the size-and- © modern_aircraft construction and buildihg this car a tas 
° different and better way by Single Unit Construction* 
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or 3 Months $12.50 been a single case of eye infection She 
in any form reported.” father, &,:-% 8 ; 
He said that the pou med -Shé was joined at dinner by her 
  
  Sine ood and|Scarred Actress Tries 
| said retail jacogen tn the on that 0 Take Her Own Life     DON’T TAKE | Flag cee a Jim is JOE SENT ME — ‘Peering through the door of this cat-speak- 
A CHANCE— | such a nice boy. The thing I like} ©@5y is Tough Tabby, checking to.see who wants in, Actually, a 
* about him is that he’s honest, and; ™other cat in Delmar, N. Y., found a hole in a willow tree, and 
‘it’s always been my way to be! had her kittens there. So far, the other tenants of the tree, the 
TAKE YOUR [eamest.” ho a a squirrels, haven't protested. 
. who doesn’t have m' 0} 
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fine.” 
‘celebration, only a q'liet day at @ "They plumed vo amiveroy OtUGeNt-Faculty Debate 
) mateo a ae Slated at MSU on ROTC. Publiched as «@ public service in | It hasn't been smooth sailing 
cooperation with The Advertisin ed Jim bas had a tough time earning EAST LANSING @® — The con-|military and defense developments. tion said use of the solution with a bottle. of sleeping pills. Her con-. 
‘a living — he lost some customers troversy over mandatory ROTC Supporters dispute this, 
when the price of his newspapers tor able-bodied male students only its values have changed some.'no harmful effects. Council and. the Newspaper A 
vertising Executives Association, 
/went up, and odd jobs are scarcer jeeng bubbling at Michigan State | 
. i~, and his sight is not ge ,, |University. | “I'm worried when he’s ce. 2 & 
\Mrs. Bough said. “He doesnt s see A formal debate will be staged) 
now as well as he used to, and Tm Wednesday by students and faculty | 
Lad jaa he th nit by 0 cor. |members | under sponsorship of the | 
wELP : | * bs iforensics union and the All- 
They get slong with the help University Student Government. vo GE o sre. Gough's only. $9 en . a escape check t 
lg ox y recurring st ‘house ahe owned before they were| The Michigan State News re- b= of ‘Bronchial Asthene and ‘Bren- | married. | ported Local 1316 of the Federa- 
Quickly helps combat eilersy. relsz |. Why did she marry a man only, tion of Teachers has gone on 
yeecbet hee, Se morus |. little more than one-third her| record against it, and the MSU 
age? Mrs. Bough explained sim-| chapter of the American Assn. 
iply, “I was so lonely.” | ef University Professors soon 
will consider a stand. 
| Bill Callahan of Detroit, editor- 
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replied affirmatively to his letter’ 
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left, direc of student services at MSUO, was guest 
With him are, left to right, Mrs: Mildred 
Dodson, Barbara Cole, and Alfred Moneta. ad 
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education courses at the graduate 
level; Ronald Miller, Marylyn Lake 
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. : tion on some of the buildings Roy J, Alexander, director - 
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led by Mrs. Hope Gorman, 
Mrs. William Kreklo, tea 
chairman, was assisted Fad 
Mrs. William Donaldson and 
Mrs, nee sor oo ; 
Graves, William Kreklow, and 
Frank McGregor. 
Mrs, W.E.C, Huthwaite ° is 
nominating chairman, and Mrs. 
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  The group holds membership 
in the Associated Male Chor- 
uses of America and the Mich- 
igan Male Chorus Association. 
Members will participate in a 
_“State Sing’’ May 2 at Mid- 
Event to Be Held Friday   merous musi 1 
N ursery School 
Officers Named 
  New officers are Mrs. Johh 
Murray, chairman; Mrs, Har- 
old Jacobsen Jr., first vice 
chairman; Mrs. Jack Kirksey 
second vice chairman; Mrs. 
Paul Rich, . treasurer;. Mrs. 
Leonard Blackwell, equipment 
. chairman; Mrs. F. J. Bridge; 
health and enrollment chair- 
man; and Mrs. th Me- 
Intosh, parent education chair- 
Dr. Edith Roach Snyder, 
principal of Webster School, 
spoke on “Growth has a Di- 
rection.” A  question-and-an- 
swer period followed. 
Amaranth Members 
Attend Convention 
Twenty-five officers and 
members: of Esther Court of 
Pontiac attended the grand 
court session of Michigan 
Order of the Amaranth, held 
Thursday through Saturday in 
Jackson. 
Among those who attended 
were Pierre Shaver, retiring 
grand royal patron, and Mrs. 
Shaver, present royal matron 
of Esther Court. 
Crofoot School Readies May Fair A May Fair will be held by 
Crofoot School PTA from ‘5 
to 8 p. m. Friday in the school’s 
multipurpose room. 
Mrs. David Cowan and Mrs. 
«Ralph Rotsel are cochairmen 
They include Mrs. John 
Bragan, Mrs. Lowell Vollmar, 
Still others are Mrs, Robert Phillips, Mrs. Calvin Page, 
Mrs. Wiliam Bennett, Mrs. 
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Wrights Home 
After Marriage 
Making their home on Markle 
street are Mr. and Mrs. Ken- 
- Mrs. Wright, the former Jac- 
- allie is the 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
per Marsischky of Indian- 
. Mr. Wright is the son 
“a Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 
Wright of Markle street. He 
is now atiending Genera] Mo- 
tors Institute. , 
Marilee Minesinger Wed 
in Oakland Park Church 
  Oakiand Piark Methodist 
Church was the setting for the Saturday wedding of Marilee 
Dawn Minesinger and Airman 
Donald L. who is 
stationed at Rock Island, Til. 
with the U.S, Air Force. The 
Rev. James Deeg officiated in 
the: presence of 250 guests, 
  The bride is the daughter of , 
‘ Mr. and Mrs, George Eugene 
of Lowel] street. The bride- 
groom is the son of Mrs, Leon- - 
ard Luethye of Rock Island, 
Iil., and the late Everett Rey- 
nolds. 
IN LACE AND TULLE 
A gown of Chantilly type lace 
with a fitted bodice accented 
by a Peter Pan collar and 
long tapered sleeves was the 
bride’s choice for her mar- 
riage. Her bouffant floortength 
skirt was fashioned with an 
underskirt of ruffles ‘and a 
lace and tulle overskirt, Her - 
headpiece secured a fingertip 
veil of silk 7 Bere 
Seclane Vallad was maid of 
honor, gowned in a blue ny- 
lon dress featuring a tucked 
nylon’ bodice’ with satin trim 
and pleated skirt. Bridesmaids 
: ‘ “ Joyee Johnson and Ethel Eu- 
MRS, DONALD L.REYNOLDS. gene, sister .of the bride, wore 
pink gowns, styled ideritically 
to that of the honor maid’s. 
* & * 
William Saucerman of Al- 
*toona, Pa;, was best mani. Ush- Donald Greenacre, Mrs. Nor- 
man Brown, Mrs. Marvin 
Shapiro and Mrs, Harold Mc- 
Intyre. 
Mrs. Norman Brown gets a prevue 
of some of the items to be featured at 
he, i 
fi 
at fue 4 [ 
go " Crident School PA will hold its” 
May: Fair from 5° to 8 pm. Friday in 
the school’s acs tal sed room. ‘4d: Posters are being made by 
the children under the direction 
of Dru Peterson and Mrs. 
Ralph Dawe, 
VanHusen. 
    ee | 
mtriny Mrs... C. Bordeaks, iho’ sill play apron.lady, are Vicki Vollmar 
and Clifford Gracey. * Mrs. Curry 
Honored | 
by Bethel 5 - International Order of Job's 
Daughters, Bethel No. 5, was 
host at a reception and dinner 
honoring Grand Guardian of 
Michigan Mrs. Clarence Curry 
of Canterbury drive, Saturday 
evening at Roosevelt Masonic 
Temple, Mrs. Curry is a past 
guardian of Bethel 5. 
* * * 
Following the dinner Mrs. 
Paul Hagle was mistress of 
*ceremonies~ for a brief “pro- 
gram. Mrs, Hagle was guar- 
dian when Bethel 5 first was 
” instituted 25 years—ago.. 
* * * 
Mrs., Russell Kneale, Bethe? 
5 guardian, gave the welcome. 
narration, “Through the 
Years with Julia Curry,” was 
sang the popular “IT Believe,” 
lanéy Ussociate grand guardian; 
Mrs. Elizabeth Warden of 
the fair ‘oi Beth Rotsel and Frank 
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DEAR GOLDDIGGER: A * tes - 
“wife” (rich or poor) is still = 
a woman, Women need to be CONFIDENTIAL TO AN- 
loved for themselves. Cold, | NETTE: If you spend 9 years ’ ; 
hard cash attracts cold, hard | With a dog you can become y ; ; 
people. There is nothing — ee g ; 
: “wrong” with your wanting definitely * s 
married) and - ABBY her—but don't be burt if she oe os ae + 
still doesn’t. She also con- | doesn’t want you. Want to be popular? Get 
fided _ this incident to her ; * *x« * _| Abby’s booklet, “What Every : / i= 
husband, She is leaving it |- “DEAR ABBY: It hastaken | Teenager Wants to Know.” " } ey FE 
up to me as to what to do. | » long time for me to get up | Send 2% cents and a large, > 
cow S. Pas drag is 59, | the nerve to write to you. I've Peet stan gabon to - a 
been married years © Ps of \ . a = 
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DEAR SHOCKED: Your | me crazy! She shouts in nor- | f & persona! reply, write to - EY . . : 
friend (7) has done a lot of | mal conversation, screams | 2"lt-sudressed: stamped envelope. a a j 
confiding. Tell your husband 
it is unwise to try to kiss a 
woman who has such a big 
mouth. - He'll understand, Kenworthy-Jubar Vows 
“DEAR ABBY To the hus Spoken in Clarkston Rite 
  
  enough to live on but not pgs presen cas a ~ Wavia Jubar and William P. | = Norieen LaFave. was flower 
early — ; ' would suggest that agen A ci gsi, wane | girl. Her dress was white ny- 
someone arrange for him to | Bible Church, Clarkston: The | 108 and lace, and she carried sit for one hour or more on a Rev. Eldon Mudge officiated | & bouquet of pink roses. 
hardwood seat, too high for his at the double-ring, candlelight x *« * 
feet to reach the floor and too ' ceremony. ‘Denny Lee Kenworthy was wide for him to touch the beck Parents of the couple are | best man. Ushers were Thomas 
without having his feet stick  yfrs. Irene Rodden of Mann §§ Brady and Michael LaForm. straight out in front of him. road and Mr. and Mrs. George | Randy Jones was ringbearer. Place a taijer person in front of | Kenworthy of Newberry road. | . a 
him so that he can't see with. | } CHURCH RECEPTION i 
out stretching his neck. Then | "IN SATIN AND LACE | _ A reception was held in the | have someone up front read- | The bride wore a gown of | church parlors. Before leaving | ing aloud the writings of Aris- | white lace over satin, featur- | for a honeymoon through | 
totle (in Greek). I think he | ing @ high rolled collar and | Michigan, the bride changed to would not only become ;rest- _ long sleeves. Her fingertip | @ white linen suit with pink _ less’—he would be fit fo be | veil of nylon tulle was held by | accessories and a pink rose 
’ tied.”” | a Juliet cap, and she carried a | ge. 
GRANDMOTHER | cascade bouquet of white roses. | The couple will live in Rapid 
* * * | * *& | City, S.D., where the bride- 
“DEAR ABBY: A well-todo | Susan Neal was maid of | groom is stationed with the 
widow recently asked your ad- honor. Bridesmaids were Sue | U.S. Air Force. 
- viee on how to get a man who Ann Kenworthy and Ruth Ann | x * ® 
wasn't a golddigger. You re- McCann. The bridesmaids Mrs. Kenworthy wore a silk 
ferred to them (the men) as were dressed in ballerina printed sheath dress of tan- | 
rats after cheese. I would like dresses of pink net over satin _ gerine and beige with beige 
to clear up that issue because and blue net over satin. Miss |. accessories. Mrs. Rodden was 
I am one. Most of us have Neal’s dress was aqua lace | dressed in a beige linen suit 
been born poor. We make <a Ba et | 
bouquets of roses. daughter’s OPEN EVERY NIGHT ‘TIL 9 P.M.—SAT: ‘TIL 6 P.M. 
  
  
  
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By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN [with the left toe. Continue, alter- 
The directions and information 1| nating right and teft. 
have brought you in my recent } 
Spring Makeover columns could be) ig bend knees. Legs dressed envelope with your request 
used, great benefit, as a way| shecid remate stiff throughout. for it to Josephine Lowman in care 
of -life. is true except in the! Ge as far in each direction. ar |°! this newspaper. This diet gives 
was designed for a short period) 
and a quick loss of from five to 10) 
pounds. * * j 
If you missed some of the men-| Tomorrow: “Exercise to Elimi-|     All are early spring and summer. fashions at savings from V2 
to V3 off.. To wear now-and through the summer, 
us for my Nine Day Diet, and nate Flabby Upper Arms.”   While I urge-you to do'so, I doubt)   
very much that you will indulge in’ 
all of the beautifying routines ev-| 
ery day for the rest of your lives. | 
I do hope and trust that you will | 
be faithful to the routines for a! 
few weeks though. If you are, 1 
know’ that you will be much hap-| 
pier im your summer clothes and) 
your swim suits. 
‘Tomorrow is the Jast day of my 
Nine Day diet. Here are the men- t Tweed coats in navy... grey... beige... plaids. In- 
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or substitute in your daily rou- 
tine. The “Double Cross” as 1 
call it, does so many nice things 
for your figure. . 
Here it is. Lie on the floor or 
your back with your arms resting | 
on the foor, straight out from your 
shoulders, Cling to the floor with 
your fingertips as you cross the} 
right leg over the left and try to/ 
touch the left hand with the right| 
Swing leg back to place. Now 
swing the left leg over the right 
and try to touch the right hand 
  
  
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Optometrist. __ 
7 North Saginow Street’ 
Phone FE — 
“Better Things/ in Sight": 
Contact’ Lenses : 
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erolien pea tne muinuter Not Thus works 3 ways at seas = Stainless Pato®. 
only sehneee. thas swelling but pie. Vstope pata, tehing in minute 
rng? yoo at once, promotes heal- _ (2) shrinks tissue yea eon- 
: inflamed tissues too—ail gestion; (3) = healing of one ei og amg em i 
real fast, i “Don's suffer necdieesly. Get comfort, ni 
this more complete pnsalontien. Staintess. Pazo Suppositories or 
In doctors’ tests, patients had Ointment at druggists. Get relief 
immediate relief. That's because without surgery or money back Officer Should Have 
Left Well Enough Alone 
GOLDEN, Colo. #—Ray Starke 
received a telephone call at his 
home that the store managed by 
by him had been found with an 
junlocked door. Starke thanked the 
caller, Patrolman Bruce Andrews, 
hurried to the store, found every- 
| thing in order, locked the door 
land returned home. 
| Came another phone call: Tt was 
Patrolman Andrews again. ‘‘Would 
you mind coming back down?’’ 
‘Andrews asked. ‘“‘You locked me in 
the store.” 
  
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  - D> Compare this wonderful new kind of car to any other, and 
you'll know why we have the fastest rising sales curve in the industry. 
>> The Lark is shorter outside, yet seats six people comfortably. It 
- costs Jess to buy, less to operate —- runs miles and miles on little, low- 
-eost regular gas. ‘To wit: in the Mobilgas Economy Run, The Lark V-8 
outscored all V-8's with an astonishing 22.28 miles per gallon average. 
: _ And, of course, the “6” does better, SB> The Lark affords the best of 
everything you need, at savingsyou can't afford to’ miss. See it today. 
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MAZUREK MOTOR SALES. 
  Pontide, Mich. 
  ‘| “In. reality,’ however,” Dubos} 
‘continued, “air conditioning has 
3 poo ge implications: that tran. 
i   renowned 
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be ee, down upon this sag roeer Fi: Brame the wings of 
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        rocket ticipate in Modern Woodmen’s 1959 Sales Conference 
HEAD May 3-6 in =~ Beach. District hier Darjals 
; proudest possessions : _ qualified for the Florida trip by new business and pre- 
Pais nat head of Lincolh done “That entire’ day he was obsessed mium income produced in 1998. in this way Modern 
by Leo Cherne, executive director bY the expectation of his own 1 Woodmen honors its top Agency personnel, and helps 
of the Research Institute of Amer-|/9¢4th and that day ‘the last photo- them equip themselves for still better life insurance serv- 
ica. Cherne, one of the most artic-/8"@Ph of Lincoln ‘alive was taken. ice to their clients. 
ulate men in the land, I think, is 7B8t's-the story behind my sculps} . . | active in many fields—notably in/Ure . . - the Lincoln of the Final . d d 
refugee work Yet he has. found/58<* itice. i . 
time to win himself anew niche The original is in the Lincoln ; mo ern woo men 
@s a sculptor. Museum, Ford’s Theater, Wash- of america ©, home office @ rock island, ill. His first~head, that’ of Albert) ington. The first copy is on the for modern Life Insurance #’: Modern Woodmen Schweitzer, is in the Smithsonian mantelpiece of the Cabinet Room aot Institution in Washington. -Repro-'|   M. E. DANIELS, 563 W. Huron Street, Pontiac, will par- sales leader 
wins trip 
    
  
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in the Mobilgas Economy Run!... 
Tet RIO SIE SLL 
Mary Hauser scored a whopping 22.37 miles per gallon in a Chevrolet Biscayne to win in the Low Price 6-Cylinder Car Ciass. 
Young secretary proves | 
-women can drive as economically 
as men—using | . 
  The New Car Gasoline 
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Does your wife often double as the family chauffeur? Here’s good news—the 14 women drivers in the '59 
gallon less than the men!” __ 
Like the wnele Sohlaiiti: Veen wounin drove tun grade 
traffic, on highways, over desert and mountain roads: 
Their expert performance helped boost the average of 
all cars to 19.44 miles per gallon ... . proof that women 
this tip from the Economy Run drivers . . 
friendly Mobil dealer’s for your new or late model car! 
. 
        ‘Look who helped boost average to 19.44 miles per gallon 
       
Mobligas Tienoaty Bias etienned, otky 097 piilee: por 
ing 1898-mile route at maximum legal speeda—in city | 
, cam. Got a GORE gus coca we meen wheat Cm take - 
Keep your cat.in good shape, ditve ead use 59: Mobilgas Special—The New Car Gasoline. Get it at your 
ON ELLE LEE EEE LOE LS 
crosses finish fine in Kansas Mrs. Hauser 
City, Mo., after grueling 1898-mile Run. 
  : se 
Mrs. Hauser and co-driver, Pat Venabie, 
_ pose in front of victory trophy, 
  
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ON GASOLINE! | 
See your, Nearest 
“Mobil dealer for this 
Valuable Mobilgas 
Economy Run folder. 
Tells 7 ways you can 
Save on gasoline— 
gives mileage scored 
by your make car, Or 
write~Mobil Oi Co., 
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Modern Methods Give 
Mental Patients Hope 
    By LEE WINBORN —_ institutions from Monday through) bers of the institytion’s statt of LAPEER — Mental patients who Saturday is authorized by the De. social workers, ; Tit ait ode ant Oe ee ae 
years ago were destined to lives of| partment of Mental Heal i “aethiaks and emp mill ponds and a proposed shopping cen 
waar pore elie ot ee <<, eee youth os ae anol © ae were merged into one mihie problem at last night’s 
nursery. There they are for coun ing. ; 
care, training and rehabilitation. (yer IN AUDITORIUM by trained personnel in a self-con- oo eae 
1 sabe lersonge genet tors, school superintendents and| medication and equipment. heavy industrial to commercial for the shopping center, 
Sheer Sb visitors te. the’ Lapeer) ty Wane etticiale, + | Ie See colingns fer 25. 0 00 . until they know what to do about three big mud holes 
State. Yome aad. Tasheing Schock | ney, Nel Ge teatetelly > ee eee: oe ee och ‘in the center of town : . -ipointed auditorium in the Em-j|Wwhich are joined mainly by en- : : 
They were. guests at the first (ployes’ Building for a briefing by| closed. walks, every effort is made _ Owner of all water rights connecting the former 
_ fa a series of “open houses” be- |Gail S$. Smith, public relations di-/to make the patients as comfort- ponds, dams and power houses, James Robbins, opened 
ing held there to mark “Mental rector of the home. y jable as possible, “F- the flood gates of the main* ‘ - 
Health Week which ts mew i ay. group was divided into | TWO modern ‘innovations which : ver ‘twat: 
nae smaiier units which were taken ave helped this program, nurses dam in Huron River two ay cttorts for mandatory. refill- 
Called “Operation Friendship,”) om tours of the buildings and (Sid, were tranquilizers and tele- weeks ago and all of the ing of the stench-laden mud holes 
the program of events at state) grounds, Their guides were mem- Vision. And on almost e child's water from the ponds went)in the heart of Milford have failed, 
: . . bed is a stuffed animal or doll— ine pouring ‘down the . river, Gerrard said. There is absolutely 
. , and sometimes as many as five or| DAM TROUBLE — Few Milford people have Sealey Pree Poets ‘emptying into Kent Lake at nothing the town can do if they Fes nee six. seen, this controversial dam in the Huron River, sands of tons of water through to Kent Lake. The gton Park —~", }want the seenic ponds . 
Area Coup le Married “Habit training is one important) because of.a S-foot cyclone fence and barbed owner, James Robbins literally pulled the plug st . ‘except. purchase the p and 
peers. aspect of cottage life,” Smith said.| wire enclosing the power plant site. The above out of three scenic Ford-built dams in the heart Resher Edward Steel, repress take over the maintenance, accord- 
in Commer ce Cer emon [Residents are helped to develop) photo shows the floodgates open, pouring thou- of town. : rel would. advise “hin chents | © attorney Harry Mead. y pride im their appearance, good ; here bi ° ‘>| Robbins said the ponds were 
foe =e eating habits and to assume some to instigate immediate court pro-| emptied for insurance 
“= Pvt, Jack L. yp . », |Fesponsibility for their clothing ceedings, forcing the council's de- 114 that he has no intentiong of 
Boldt claimed Mary Alida Holmes I Many wear nail polish and had cision on the eight-month 014 ten (refilling the ponds. with water. for big bride Saturday before an ribbons in their hair. ing issue for the shopping center. | They will probably be refilled with 
Sa and Sun be te tea tine st ot sd tees a ee The candlelight ceremony was . and council members no specific ; 
in the Ci Meth- boys and one for girls—could ee “da om apes gan he week ce was tabled 
  odist Church by the Rev. Perry shopping center. They are im- 
Thomas. maculate—as are ali the facili- 
The bride is the daughter of ties—and the clothes are attrac- 
Mr, and Mrs, Edward Holmes tive and designed to appeal to 
of 722 Andrews St, and the bride- the taste of apy youngster or 
groom is the son of Mr. and adult. 
Mrs. Darrell Bojdt of 37-Mile Supervisors of the cottages de- 
Rd., Almont, - * | termine when new clothing is need- 
ed. Then the boy or girl—or older For her wedding the bride chose 
a colonial-style gown of Chantilly 
lace and tulle. It featured a high 
neckline with a small collar, long 
sleeves and a fitted bodice. 
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Her fingertip veil was held in 
place by. a crown of small seed 
pearls and heartshapes. She car- 
ried a bouquet of white roses and | 
stephanotis on her prayer book. ; ) Zz 
Ex-Convict Mute color they prefer. 
| Schooling is provided for children 
/above the age of six who can profit 
  -_ gee, £ ot A - { # tiie ad 4 ‘ a ad “ 
MRS, JACK L. BOLDT SERVE ALL DENOMINATIONS   
Assisting the bride as maid of 
honer was her sister, Oril Ann. 
Sisters of the bridegroom, Mrs. \inations are held regularly. 
        
  | from: academic training. They at- 
Religious services for all denom-; a stench-laden mud hole because of the opening 
| The complete program is round-| 
ed out by occupational training,! 
recreation and entertainment. And ___ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 
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  RECEDED RIVER — What was once a beau- 
tiful scene in the heart of Milford has turned into   | of floodgates in the main dam pictured above. 
Three ponds, Moore's Lake north of Milford and 3 es f pas soy : Z 
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the Huron River were affected as water poured 
out of them into Kent Lake. Shown above is the 
Huron River receded more than 60 feet from the 
northbound shoreline. ,   
and it was not necessary to open 
ford business- section, and it is-this|‘he gates at the mein dam.” 
“co, suare omer toi Almont Voters all water not only . . 
on ete ()K 3-Mill Hike and Moore's lake levels 1 of 
| Milford. 
COSTS REDUCED   
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  Richard Termin of Commerce . 
and Ruth Boldt of Avon were yp Robbery Charge a hs me bel on el . power plants equipment. Robbins Warns of Half Days 
' | = go Bes grounds as well as a bakery, shoe ? , ‘ > had submit same figures fo) : 
: Dannie Ter- | ALMONT TOWNSHIP John w. Shop, print. sbop, dairy and farm Welcome Guests in London 2 formes pageneer, ey ALMONT — On the third ate 
mains cnn of Br. Ged MiB | oe 59 colitit® Hough Rd. here, [Md Mattrent shop. t-<eyie a4 - : vice Apel foo high. |*™Pt in less than a year to raise 
Richard enmit Kathy Wecly & ore Se Te, Resident popaation ot the | 2 Heifers Stroll. dnto Hotel Ballroom: |r rae ee snes. seen Se, lass S schoo! operation t Pieal ot es Laks wee ch cxmad hha nen he eas eck. ook as 200 . ‘ | athe, Jecoph | approved 4 w was y , Gerra have a feeling $mill increas : 
foe git. jarraigned saiare Deslicn of oa ay he taney padi setaraie LONDON (AP)—Two heifers strolled down Buckingham is of the Chartley breed, | that pen Mitford would ro 4.- deniers. acd 
Duties as best man were per-| Peace Herbert G. King in Lapeer. which means they have advanced Park Lane today and into the ballroom of .white with a spattering of black spots. At | like te have the ponds refilled. | On March 20 the school elec- 
formed by the bridegroom's broth-| Romeo State Police said Ward, eneagh to profit from eommu- / the Dorchester Hotel, thus causing a traf- 2% she was somewhat more matronly than | This was a beauty spot that at- torate defeated a request for 2% 
er, William of Jackson. His older 4M ex-convict, robbed and assault- tity living im selected foster fic jam of awesome proportions. her smaller companion, but fime-looking | tracted many people in the first | additional mills by a 1%-vote ma- 
brother, Robert of Almont and @d Frederick Dahn, 3, of 79464) — 5 ve’ whan x« ek. ; ‘just the same. oe place and mow it Is one~big jority. The count was 426 to 409. 
Garry Perkins of Commerce were ™iaet in cco * Car ad. lundhéon. inthe employes, The Dorchester Is a glittering home-from- k ke tk mess. Last July a proposal seeking 2 - 
are cafeteria and continued their tour, home for potentates and princes of indus- a ike ballies — _ | Mills for two years lest by s 
** * * Dahn havin trouble ~~ In th m the two heifers were bindhaes 
Following the ceremony a re-| on i e rond aed Ward ap. it the afternoon. try. It is visited by cows only once a year ensconced in portable strawlined stalls, C | d margin. 
cistion wan. bold in the cherch| ce hie so cA te oe when the National. Milk Publicity Council where they steod cententedly chewing County aiendar This time, as in the other recent 
pariors. assistance, troopers said. ein ae te Pc Ind holds its annual convention there. their cuds. The human guests stood at isvatien bane pend Ed- 
ryt Sam petmnes yesterday t0 instead, Ward robbed Dahn of will be open to service clubs, on On this occasion the cows were a the bar contentedly downing whisky | ygqnodist Church WSCS Ti nerve extra millage proposition tee ae 
Fort Sill. Okis.. = anil The about $12 and hit him on the head. Thursdays to Child Study clubs,| couple of high-born heifers named and gin. apie eat cine cnureh ball The pubiic|feated, kindergarten through the tioned prior to going overseas. The warg was apprehended later by high school classes and the public| Buckingham and Ethelyne, from the 1 half and |* =" _  } seventh grade would go on half-day 
bride is staying with her parents. | fi bioody Frid t fessional The show lasted an hour and a an —— J 
: troopers who found a bloody pair,and. on Friday to professional; Duke of Bedford's high-class dairy farm passed off without incident p UNION LAKE—The auxiliary of the|sessions next year, 
Z gloves and a blood-smeared jack | groups child guidance clinic offi- at Woburn Abbey, in Bedfordshire , . = " partenent LY a Two i 
‘ [handle in the back seat of his car. cials and special education teach- . : - x *« * 5 8 8 pm. er ng te the new fee BD mills pedigreed gg 
likens Arm | The victim was taken to Com™w- ers. | Ethelyne is a 2-year-old Guernsey with “You can train a cow not to have in- [op Cooley Lake rosd. Co-chairmen, ere mer =. Bea se 
nity Hospital near Almont where Members of yesterday's delega-| the eyes and coloring of a fawn. Apart from cidents in a ballroom?” asked a reporter. | Burgin. The pubiie is in ameunt to 900500 by ths Gad a8 
: ‘he identified Ward as his assailant, tion left the home with mixed feel- Piriys Morgan. age 18, this year’s national “Well, no,” said one of the attendants. | roHLaND—The women of the High-| the year, At least : 
® lice said ings of emotion — but mainly) Perper Fae Fh year. half of the re- 
’ on waived exainiiaiion onal"coaatia their blessings” for the) Dairy Queen, Ethelyne was easily the pret- “But I'll tell you this: They'll be mighty ia roast, beet dinner, between $:30 and maining mill would be used to 
0 arm | e ‘failed to furnish bond set at $2,000. normal families they had at home.| tiest thing In the ballroom. hungry when they get out of here.” (The pubite is invited. - ™ oe the operating budget in 
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District Attorney Says : “14048 Y °°Y8 County Center Aims at Rehabilitation | proposition was given b by a newly 
  -Yankus Deserves No 
trict Atty. Wendell A. Miles says) 
he is glad an end has come to 
the Stanley Yankus crop restriction 
case. . 
Miles, who 
force $5,000 in goverriment penal- 
ties against the Dowagiac poultzy By REBA HEINTZELMAN 
. Children who have been neglect-|tation program, — 
was required to en-|eq, others whose parents could not outright delinquents, are sent to 
provide for them, and still others one of four state vocational train- 
who have had some slight brush|ing schools, Johnson explained. 
farmer, said yesterday “T'm glad|with the law are all living to) State aid © provides $190 for 
it's over.” gether pretty much in harmony’ each child attending the schol, 
In an interview the’ district |2t one of the most unique schools which is under the jurisdiction 
attorney ‘repeated a comment he |/" the country — the Oakland of the Waterford Township school had mde te Yankus duting the —_— peal s Center on Tele- district, 
armet’ against w grap . 
> rindi on wheat More than 160 pupils from var-| 
. + « «& ious parts of the’country are taught 
. _ {the basic fundamentals of reading, 
Miles, in one of his commiunica-| writing and arithmetic, from kin- 
~— i nt ~*~ pri \dergarten through the tenth grade. pointed out he. a a ‘od i . in war-| More important — they are had served in the Army in war-| araing tom te git Seng with! 
i trioti time in performance of patrio € each other, the results of right   
  
duty. | 
ai i | and wrong actions, and the sat- inten ere again to this in the ‘efattion 6d persemak: ‘achieve. 
ments through individual daily 
chores, “Many of us who were in the | 
| Neglected children are either Army had to do things we 
weren't particufarly happy temporary or permanent wards of about,” he said. ‘I don’t think : . 
sailed ; the court, depending on conditions, 
Yaskes deserves say special | ind usually come from parents 
sympathy. who really do not cate what hap- ~ * * 
Yankus, who auctioned off his 
farm in giving up his fight, has 
returned home from a visit to 
Australia. He is considering 
whether to return to Australia 
with his wife and three caalcege. pens to the children, according to 
the principal of the school, Arthur 
Johnson... * ~~ *: 
Those classified as ‘‘dependent”’ 
are from homes where one or 
both parents; are unable to take! © 
care of the children in a proper 
manner, 
| ‘They are brought in, given food, 
METAMORA — Mr. and MFS./ents can show that ihey are back Raymond Gibson of Metamora an-| 4, soir feet, and indicate pro- 
meme the engagement of thet vision for the child | : - ; 0 * 
daughter, Diane Fay, to Rowell are AID HELPS P. Kalisz, son of Mr. and Mrs. ; 
Minor delinquents — those who     JEAN MARIE HOSACK. 
Mr. and Mrs, William J..Ho- 
sack of 1250 Green Ridge Rd., 
Rochester, announce the engage- 
ment of their daughter, Jean 
Marie, to Darrel V. Thybault, 
son of Mr. and Mrs, Vern Thy- 
bault of $520 Ortonville Rd., 
Clarkston, A wedding is planned   
Engagement Announced |—are placed on a special rehabili-| 
and if they are for the balance of the expense of operated like a penal institution is large 
keeping the child, and last year’s evident by the air of respect and many as 14 boys or girls. 
county bill totaled some $30,000/security which prevails in the seven! x * &* ar. Neglected Children Find Refuge Here; 
according to reports at the Board classrooms in the building. 
of Education office. 
the center, is a refreshing, warm there are a few ‘pupils in 
shower with “plenty of soap,’’|grade or about 20 to a room, 
Johnson said. ido not conflict, said Johnson. 
* | * * x * 
After the scrubbing they have, 
a “square’ meal — often sadly; : ; 
sae orartué. Then they are as- in the school once in a while, 
signed to a clean room and in-, 
troduced to their room mate. ‘In-/6 é 
variably the reaction to these sim- formula for _behavior that has 
ple procedures is astounding," |Proved it's weight in gold. 
Johnson said. . HAS THEORY . 
Although most detention homes Two things are expected of each 
loperate on a maxitfiam two-week’ child: To act like a lady or gen-| 
/stay basis, some of the Oakland tleman one hundred per cent of 
County Center children stay there the time, and to do the very best 
for several years, This year’s act-ithat he can at all times. “You'd ual turn-over is expected to €X-/be surprised how well this simple 
ceed 500 children, Johnson said, theory works out,’’ the principal 
and added that “We have children) added. 
here from 15 minutes to five} Not only are there large airy 
years.” dormitories and dining rooms in 
blamed for the school building, but a fully 
te ten bowen, dotpamn said. equipped dental office, barber shop 
‘We try to project ourselves into [224 hospital facilities are avail- 
the child’s situation, and this |*Dle for the youngsters. helps to understand his prob- x *& 
Jem.” The dormatories are clean, be- 
For instance, a 14-year-old boy! ¢aUse the children are taught 
who recently was charged with! Cleanliness and are potas “oh 
breaking and entering a grocery) {Fr their —— hare net 
store was asked what he did in) mirsagge 8 aed a par re 
: > answered, ». Grapes , lh Piaget! ne ln ob.| *ssigned to those with the best 
served that judging by the way, ePt quarters. 
the boy consumed his daily meals} Some 80 boys, and 40 girl’ live 
for the next two weeks, he was/in two different sections of the big   
      Stanley Kalisz of Attica, A dune 
wedding is planned. ‘ {have committed a small offense) for September 26, 
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. ° ‘ 7) : . eos   building. Most of ‘the reems- have . The county is handed the tab! The fact that the school is notjone or two bunk-beds, and a few/tables, billiard tables, television 
_| Each teacher in the school, has) 
The first thing that a child gets from two to three grades in prog- lounge chairs, 
after he has been registered atiress at one time, but because, 
each tainment. On the first level, there|respond to considerate treatment they/are game rooms. with pi and healthful environment,": John- 
Although officials anticipate dif- 
ficulties from certain individuals 
‘Johnson said that a few years) 
ago, he had stumbled on a simple   
2 Demand Hearing ! 
in Robbery Charge and radios. 
Outdoors two big, blacktopped 
courts are available for playing 
basketball, shuffleboard or just 
plain romping around. “Some of 
the children that come here, never) 
had it so good, and they certainly wards accommodate as 
Upstairs there are separate rec- 
reation rooms equipped with books, 
television and 
activity games for evening enter- 
  7 son said.   
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Each school day about 70 young- 
sters are transported by bus’ to 
the center. They are children who 
have run afoul in their home school 
area skipping classes or trying to St., and Nathan F. Coleman, 37, of 
von Hillcrest Dr., Waterford:Town- 
Ship. see 
quit school before they are 16, robbing Both 
| Johnson explained, rested Foahg bre the robbery. 
| “After a few days of just a | Coleman Epley little more demand an individual 
usually begins to take an interest, 
home conditions have plenty to 
do with a child's attitude towards | 
learning,”’ Johnson added, 
Future plans call for a dual pro- 
gram in the school, separating e soe 
those academically eapable, fro White Lake-Clinic others not interested very 
in school work, Johnson ‘said, 
[Tt 4, x * 
| | ‘Those who dislike schoolwork 
jand find it traly difficult wilt be 
placed on an ungraded basis. They 
will go through a testing program 
in order to be placed on the cor- 
rect grade level. Teachers will take 
it from there to give the child the 
jet possible education. 
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  ‘SUZANNE M, YEAGER 
  An August 29 wedding date has 
been set by Suzanne M. Yeager 
and Charles M. Gorman. Their | * 
engagement is announced by her | Johnson summed up the school’s 
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest F.. real purpose with “Our success 
| Yeager of 28000 Sunset Dr., Lath- here is measured by what we can | rup Village. The fiance is the do for a few, rather than how we 
| son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles C. can influence.many, and getting 
Gorman of 18800 San Jose Rd., youngsters ‘back on the right track 
j Lathrup Village, ‘ig our specific goal.”         Mud Holes Probe Slated —           
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Egy oan team whieh ed teen in the frst avian y since 1950, 
so many tnvinetble players? 
Prank Lane anewere this last winter, He ead the 
‘Tigers “don’t have the guts to trade.” 
fut ‘iain tants prhotlabg: Whak a asuie's teeee. tie 
ce nya poucrgening wall when he ot a abape 
eet De     
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questions and answers are 
Heavens No! Trade Kuenn? Absolutely not! Trade vemnonsind is ooceen thus far. x. 
‘esa thee the ‘Tigers talk cheat Ae, the: 
  the same. Trade Kaline? 
‘Lary? Never! Trade Foytack, Bunning, Hoeft? No! 
ta the on har dade a ae 
        
          
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; oe ee thee . ‘The Tigers never consider the stnetfetbie on the 
» Baltimore, Kansas City and Wash- 
players together and still not.   
     
as 
bo challenge the Yankees 
“on each of the | thr i Mention Roy Sievers, Gus 
‘Triandos and Bob Cery and Washington, Baltimore 
_ and Kansas City come to mind in that order. 
ss Yet, the Tigers haye miade a bid for each of these 
OP snecspatiael eae ae: daamailbade Anica seam Or comet eae om rae    with Charleston. 
‘The sorriest day for Detroit was the day Veeck was 
refused the Tiger franchise. 
“nr. Sportshirt” could have supplied the needle the 
Beteoht ciety eerie noeien ter 19 rears. 
ke eee 
Detroit fans deserve a better break than to have five 
and dime store salesman, disc jockeys, Texas cattlemen, 
lumbermen and miners from West Virginia guiding the 
representatives of-this great state in professional base- 
ball. 
Just as it takes barbers to cut hair and dentists to pull 
teeth, tt takes beschell men to run 9 Major League hesebell 
team. 
This the Tigers do not have.   
  
    
    
  
     
   
       
      
  
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DIAGNOSIS: Careless positioning. 
Treatment: If any golfer ever is to achieve consistently | 
= accurate drives, he must learn to be consistent in how he 
~ Places the ball with reference hod his feet—or vice versa, 
if you 
that fer. The point is 
you stick to a 
hardly hope to have your 
shots follow a pattern, 
For the drive, the ball 
should be lined up just 
# about even with the instep 
| of the left foot. That is 
_ the correct alignment for 
There 
it should be slight — no 
‘more than an inch back- 
ward or forward. 
peating golf swing, which 
‘on to do the same thing, or very near it, time after 
time. 
For shorter shots than the drive, the ball positioning This is an important factor in achieving the te- 
  at 
{s one that can be counted 
‘| moves progressively nearer the middle of the feet. Always © 
| be careful about this lining yourself up with the shot. © 
  you do, don’t forget the four way formula! © 
"s forget me Pandementals of head, hands, hips and © 
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&\Bob Turley (1-2) against the White'to   
By The Associated Press 
Not since 1952 have the New 
*|York Yankees been a sub .500 ball 
*\club going into their first meeting 
-\with the west in an American 
_ 2 Leagvie pennant race, But that’s 
_|the way the defending world cham- 
© |pions stand as they open a 10-game 
_|tour at Chicago tonight, 
With the Yankees having their 
    eet Yanks-in Strange Posi ion 
      winger Alex Delvecchio — plans 
center Henri Richard and de- 
fenseman Doug Harvey of Mon- 
treal. 
  
        
  
  
    
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    League Lead 
  
  
  
       
“But I'm not jealous,’ she laughed, “Most of them afte for 
autographs anyhow. Not many pro- 
  
  ae eeu ives Patterson Defends Against London fo same 
Detroiters Begin Home 
Stand Tonight Against 
arene tines” | F LOY Tops. i lion ri ay ‘DETROIT e-— 
su that be ere Dat tT asreon be "calcd the| ths Fx has looked fair in his workouts. 
club’s early season miseries would|“tnknown. champion” often of He has.shown fast hands if noth- 
be pitiful to the point of being|!ate. When he hears about it he as an after-thought and ising else in his drills with Dusty 
funny. sa must laugh to himself, He proba- Rhodes. The latter, interestingly 
“ut I am the manager,” the|"Y Would laugh out toud if he enough, used to be Patterson's 
‘uarried Ni added quickly. “1\"ere the type. = sparmate, London and. Rhodes 
po goo ridiculous as thirgs| es .2 2 went three rounds yesterday. 
“fumy- at all.” : : Both London and Patterson ex- 
t Pag ie ae pect to wind up their boxing). 
Norman —— with today’s workout, Patterson's 
é bol an anes a Sa ala 
. ond is producing quitters. © _ {tise in 1956, LS ao 
bekiabe ret up. The dena ‘Wepeend cham Pit ables Seats ft = 
are & ap,” Nor : é STARING INTO SPACE? — Manager Bill man, who has seen his club drop 12 of 13 starts. 
fo pg ard Agreed A ace Sex Norman of the Detroit Tigers wears a look of The Bengals open a home stand tonight at Briggs end edige-aly Tve sem ing right hand to the jaw followed disbelief as he watches from the dugout while Stadium against the Baltimore Orioles and Tiger 
oe have ont of by a sizzling left-right combina-| his team loses another game. Bewildered stares‘ ’ fans hope Norman's woebegone expression can "for my troops. They are giving LEAGUE tion to the head like this have been a daily occurrence for Nor- take on a happier glow. 
100 per cent and more.’I know itictevelana  ...... ¢ 7 = .. 
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7:00 p.m.—Brewer P . ° 
pong Rangers Take Family, Advisers Back Him Up 
the bat- 2 p.m. - ’ Safes it eeresns (Other 2 Berths | Johansson Confident 
coiched et adae aod iat | SAPNA HEAP sa | He Can Lick Patt ‘a Fegular at either fees Fg S| jon First Team “Nothing works,” he said. | ae H i ar #8 NEW YORK #™ — ingemar| of Brian London of eee = & 
Hires gua amore: the baiting lend. |i2e Avgsee ® Pitsburgh Suent ‘Wings Place Quartet po mem ated oa ae Seacit ek Kea Bat San Francisco’ st ' is nce. es ot sti win only once oft rate ss a axipened. cia on” 2nd Unit; Howe today, and said he'd like to have) Ingy was backed right up by his 
' tries. aed eeagmg leading the|™*° * Roars : Honored 10th Time one thing understood: two brothers, Henry (older) and 
garam Baty Bre "st Paden. 78 na “If I didn’t think I had a chance} Al (younger). fond slugging st. “ Chostdnatl Be ar MONTREAL o— Andy Bath- of beating Floyd Patterson for * * * 
oo 8 & - lonteage cat Vewasices: “Tt pm—Dre igate and Bill Gadsby of the New the heavyweight championship, 1) “1 am not too impressed by 
: “The way we've been going, it’s|Only yp saan York Rangers today joined four - wouldn't be here now. _ Patterson,” observed Henry. “He 
just like being three or four Tuns| to. _ en members of the champion Mon- - x« * * en ay eee 
behind when the umpire says ‘play |$s°, Prmcisce a a a i “I have a good right hand and | "™*- ‘/ball.’ And the Tigers. just can't|5t. Tess” at Muwsukee 8:00 p.m. Hockey League all-star team ‘for a good lett one, too. It could be ¥ | Sniffed Al: "afford to be that generous.” 1958-59. The Detroit Red Wings, Lonoren AGAIN e | might beat Patterson with} “I saw movies of Patterson's : patient e _ dominated the second team. ” | 
oem crete, we, |Cotch Trout Limit ited esd". | me tte Dr Rt |“ ne ib oe Hadar, b Gidea @ oak eb aah ween Stp| J06 elk ‘aietie wing position and Gadsby was| ¥ y was named to the 2nd | Johansson, the European heavy- Furt 
ae Oe uae ee oe a ng er ~~ a named to one of the defense spots| 20n0 squad of the 1959 National | weight champion trom Sweden—| - hermore, Ingy can hit just as 
| nt we aot tows T's ie oe coer went AP Wirephote lin a vote of sports writers and| Hockey League all-star team, | who looks more like a Yale tackte| ard in the last round as the first. ‘ ' te not thelr trout limit at Elizabeth Lake “SWEDISH CHAMP AND FIANCE — Ingemar Johansson, iproadcasters in each of the six| ™4rking the 10th time’in the last than a fighter—was talking of his| ,, what I saw in’ the movie, a buttons. pe Swedish heavyweight champion who arrived in New York City ljeague cities. The Canadiens se- 11 seasons that he has éarned a jcoming fight with Patterson for|’atterson can be hit. 
~ yesterday to start training for June 25 title bout with world cham- lected were goalie Jacques Plante,| Place on either the Ist or 2nd | the title on June 25 at Yankee Sta-| ,10EY listened attentively to the 
pion Floyd Patterson, poses with his fiancee, Miss Birgit Lundgren, {defenseman Tom Johnson, center) UZ: dium. Patterson must first. dispose| ‘@"'Y Sumup and nodded. 
at a welcoming luncheon. Johansson said his only immediate plans (Jean Beliveau and left winger ~ * # 
included & trip to Indianapolis to see Friday's title fight between [Dickie Moore. : Sitting close by was his fiancee, 
octorinc our. Olt Patterson and Britain's Brian London. Then he'll return to New The second feam was conm- pode She, too, ap- 
York to start trang for his own shot atthe heavyweight crown. | prised of tour Red Wings — rys a e | C eS 0 gers peared to agree with the boys. 
‘By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF | man” Perak Ay treme aggre : | romagr mmf! revealed that the . 0 
PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: Wild with the driver. tl invade West Below .500 west tee eth i minger--Geauetowe and left giris. ladles 
; Is of 
For 10 of te lat 1 yours Howe) wcteuy ng ona bat toe therfore iY! tases? Ht] a tema tant, of ‘Sox’ “Ray Moore (0-1) rrurtey, [28s been on either the first oF 8€°lptayers in the National League|iiome tii} gamete $138) Qener ee? 
who lost a three-hitter in his last) Prayers on the first team will the ‘Los -Angeles/Painy st 4910 fost 3» 200 | fighter. He anes tae a outing, was 40 against the Whiteleach receive $1,000. Those on the >°d@ers & threat for the pennant lodges lb 4111 M'ser‘ski 2 4001) has a fishing boat busi- 
Sox last year when he won 21 andisecond team receive $500 And even the players would anoe 4100 Moje it 2080 aiid owns four bulldogers, a 
was voted baseball’s No. 1itcher.| The yoting was held twice once Wen they explained that the|"'7sdele p 4121 Wit p » $33 — i, acne and es 
Moore was 3-2 against the — in January based on performances eee oe fue One © Pv bkravis 191 9/ an athletic field in hs native Gas: a year ago, twice shutting them ; * Gren p 60900 
- through games of Dec: 31 and’ go who's in first? The Dodgers. ee, 1 4g3/ te cI diel nad ieeh bel eee “gr antiga made it a one-game lead| Ts» = 6s vile “Foals” =e eveland, formances- over the. last half ofl a nteht whipping Pittsburgh 9-3| taSinte¢ for Blackburn oe drt: b— . ® 
one of 10 starts before bumping |the regular campaign. Gadsby,|.i, 9 tiverun first inning: That Green tee OOS ot ber California Horse — into’ the White Sox, picked Herb Plante and Beliveau trailed in the}... all the Don Les Angeles ............. 300 119 200~9) 7 i 5 
Score (1-1) to face the Red Sox’ jrirst half balloting, oe anpaen Dou Deve jEeMaceroutiinciura,” Bu ont 08-8 , : ‘Tom Brewer (1-1), whose vietery | Bathgate and Johnson made the| ins es Atos 4. Pitisburgh 7-16. DP Dominate Openin 
‘was 2 two-hit shutout over New ino 1 team for the first time. A pariyratis + & {and oe Fak wi Mae ek q 
York. Bathgate, who finished behind] 48 2. 38—Hodges. SB—Neal. 
Fs sc Kings cy, bi i a oc DO | UT PU ing a 3-2 edge over the White Sox|race after leading until the final ! Drystae cw on 8 38 8 or 
but 1-4 Cleveland, listed|three weeks, captured the right|""Tyct" wes the caly game played|@sce™rs | ELE 5 3/Sake Slomeen opened £2 line Ray Herbert (14) against the|wing position by a convincing! in' tee toajocs pooteeten. Onty orol ee $333 fas Teaceway lastnight Senators’ Russ Kemmerer (2-1). martin over tows tn cats oter were sched, both the Esbwgy i i * * ak five-time . scoring “leader. Howe! ny, and they were postponed by | prpedaie seat (Demeter). . SP-- Tt was ae: Pale se) openi 
‘With his Yarikees below 500 tor|garnered only 90 points, 7 |rain, -” [Veanon Conan T5359, A 10.60" |night in the track’s history ae 
the first time at any stage of the) , The. Dodgers, with Gil Hodges see ee hardy crowd of 10,741 turned out, 
race since 1954, ager Casey|/Sutton Signs for ‘59 the only holdover from the Old/Tennis Turned Down to wager’ $413,788, 
Stengel conceded that “‘a’ lot of Guard in the , Chased win- le sig 28 _ | Cold and a mild drizzle kept the 
things aré wrong, and f just gotta _ waamangron (AP) — Halt less George Witt, before he re-/ BALTIMORE (AP)—The Balti-|track from eclipsing’ the all-time é ng.” One move back Ed who played his|tired a man. That feft the youngimore Country Club Monday attendance mark of 13,741 set last 
be the return of Gil McDougiad to|coliege football at North Carolina, [right-hander with an 03 recorditurned down an opportunity to year, 
a «esha Kubek going /has signed for his third dann, igenen ofthe, pace, four|stage the Davis Cup inter-zone Five of the nine races yere won’ ' 
a ee games off the, pace itennis firials here this summer. |by California campaigners, 
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  Bowlers take heart. If you're disappointed o over the} way you finished in your léague the past season this; . 
should make you feel better. 
The South Joy Beauty School women’s bowling team 
in Detroit finished the season with a record of one win 
and 115 losses. 
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The latest golf expression: “I fritzed on five and 
‘took a seven” — meaning “I took four putts on the 
5th hole and finished with seven strokes. (It could 
be any hole and any number of strokes.) 
Don’t know how ‘the word “fritz” was arrived for 
four putts. One explanation is the slangular result of 
the word “fritter” which according to Webster means 
to “disperse little by little, or break into small pieces.” 
Must mean piece by piece putting. 
TRIPLE CROWN NOW BIG GOAL 
Saturday's Kentucky Derby draws attention to ‘the 
“Triple Crown” — 
thoroughbreds. 
he Triples Crown dawty ‘anise: tha GANG inader. 
_ Stake races for three-year-olds, namely, The Derby 
May 2nd, Preakness May 16th and Belmont June 13th. 
The oldest is the Belmont Stakes with its 91st run- 
ning. Greatest in prestige is the Derby in its 85th run- 
ning and. the biggest starting pot is the Preakness with 
$150,000 added and 138 nominees.. 
Belmont and the Derby each have 130 nominees and 
are $125,000 added. 
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There are eight Triple Crown winners—Sir Barton 
(1919), Gallant Fox (1930), Omaha (1935), War Admiral 
(1937), Whirlaway (1941), Count Fleet (1943), Assault 
(1946) and Citation (1948). 
NEW VENOMOUS “SPORT” 
The bulging world of sports (and today most every- 
thing is considered a sport) has added another form of 
“athletics.” 
Down in Oklahoma they call them “rattlesnake 
roundups.” More than 25,000 people-jammed the town of 
Okeene, Okla. which has a population of 1,160 for the 
20th annual roundup. 
Hunters from 25 states crated over four tons of rattle- 
snakes to be sold at 50 cents a pound. Fried rattlesnake 
was the menu of the day. 
Any one for rattle-snaking? 
FORE! ANOTHER GOLFER ARRIVES 
Lookout, another red-headed golfer has come into 
the world. Robert James Wilson was a little over- 
due but he weighed in at a hefty 7 pounds, 15 ounces. 
Proud cigar passer is Pontiac Country Club’s Frank 
Wilson who would have gone bankrupt had it been 
a girl. 
Of course the golfer in the family is Ann Wilson, 
who is one of the better women players in the Pon 
tiae area. 
48 U.S. Gridders Already which today is the goal for 3-year-old: 
  
OTTAWA, Ont, (UPI) —When the last two years, continue to 
Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto and| dip into the veteran ranks of the Hamilton open their training) National Football League for | 
camps in June there may be any- 
where from 75 to 100 Americans, 
both bright-faced collegians and 
hardened pros, shooting for jobs ¢ 
with the Big Four Canadian Foot- : 
Among these are Don 
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  ball League clubs. jthe triangular won by Walled Lake.   
  
  
  Wayne State 9, Detroit © 
          
      
                    
          
           
  NIBBLE AFTER A WORKOUT — Sword Dancer goes into the 
pocket of his exercise rider, 
after a workout at famous.Ch 
‘ the 85th_running of the Kentucky Derby. The horse was out for an (up 
early jaunt after winning last Saturday’s stake race at the Downs. 
Sword Dancer will not run in today’s Derby trial.   
     
                
     
    
  AP Wirephete 
Miller, for a’ bite of grass 
Downs in Louisville, site of 
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OL St. Mary, Keego Teams Keep Rolling   
Walled Lake Wins in Two Sports loverall besting Millington 11-8. Ted Monday was kind of a cold, 
dreary day but Walled Lake sports 
fans didn’t mind it a bit. 
ne ee 
sive victories over local 
Northern in track 90-19 and won 
out in a golf triangular with Wa- 
terford and Berkley with a 173 
total. 
The charges of John Koczman 
took all but one event at PNH as 
versatile Frank Fink accounted 
for 16'4 points. The victors swept 
all dees places in four of the 
contests, 
Sophomore Ed Murray was 
Northern’s lone victor. He posted 
his 3rd successive’ mile triumph. 
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Franklin Hills was the scene of 
The other entries wound up tied 
at 176 but The Bears won out in 
a playoff on two birdies. Chuck 
Canterbury of the Skippers was 
medalist at 38. 
Avondale, Fitzgerald and Claw- 
son were other track victers in 
Oakiand B action at Fitzgerald. 
Avondale gained its Ist success 
by nipping Oak Park 56-53 paced 
by Tom Greenlees’ 15 points. A Holly gained a split for the day 
10-3 backing some excellent pitch- 
ing by Dale Coggins. Bill Haslock 
had a 2-run homer in the ist 
co win. Bill Boyd fired a tter 
at winless Bloomfield in a 
6-0 Northville triumph. 
Catholic lead by whipping Royal :o 
Oak St. Mary 10-4 on the hurling 
and hitting of Stan Krogulechi. by belting Brighton in baseball, we Sskon 
OL St. Mary held its Suburban |? ‘Sia 
Mike Wiktor homered. St. James ls: 
ae i ge cpaE 
Dziduch won in relief aided by the 
hitting of Bill Fricke. Lee Kirkey| 
homered for Millington. 
The treck summaries: 
PNH-WALLED LAKE 
High hurdies—Wileox (W), Clem (W), 
‘Medley reay—Won by Walled Lake, |S 2:47.17. oe Bill ame (W), Phelps (W), Smith! wit) 
880—Wentzel pm. Taulbee (W), Par-ithe rish (Wh, 2:16. 
440—Pierce (W), Laffrey 
(W), 55.4. 
Lew hur * ."T a (W), Wilkoff (w), 
nS » 22.3. 
“(W), Phelps (W), Smith 
CW), 22.8. 
Mile—Murray (P), Hobbs (W), Cosgrove * * * 
(Ww) . 
St relay-—Won by Walled Lake, 1:30-7 Mrs. Jacques as Roy- 
nik mi) ted Ay Og alias P) or ee . 
— Evans (W), Vincent (Pm) Away and Briardale Farm's Rico 
~~ ang ‘Mitchell (W (W) tied for 2nd’ & feet, 
areaa'| jum pe f Hocking (P), 
tian (W), 18 feet, is tame 
t—Whitcomb (W), Toth (B), 
(W), 43 feet. 1© Inches. 
AVON - OAK 
—Greenlees (A), 
™ (w, Evans 
PARK 
Sweet (O), Acker 
  ’ nage 
Miles | Shurts BD. ® feet, 6 inches ' High aS, between borne Farm's Dunce is rated the 
Kropniek 10), Gevin a4 te Smith (A),/second choice in this division at 
i aa eer ag” a (A), mitee5 to 2 grag, egy be » Our 
on , Tidden by Pete Anderson, 
5 Meany ele Lock eull, Belhost), 2-829" 1is another contender, 100—Kropnick 5 Kovachevich {O), * 
e80—Fein (Or Bi Blomberg (A), Tong (A), The second division also in-     beat St. Rita 6-3. 
North Branch stayed unbeaten in! 
A 'the South Central and won its 4th 
  
meg ke Approves 
Pan-Am Funds 
WASHINGTON (AP) —- Presi- 
dent Eisenhower Monday signed 
a bill authorizing a half million 
dollar appropriation to help fi-| 
nance the third Pan-American 
Games at Chicago this year. 
The games, to run from Aug. 
71, to Sept. 7, are expected to at- 
tract about 2,000 ‘athletes ‘from 25 
All told, thus far, the Rough. 
Riders, Alouettes, Argonauts and 
Tiger Cats have announced the 
signing of 48 new Americans for 
the coming season, but the figure 
is expected to be almost doubled |8¢!es. 
by the time the clubs reach their 
training camps in about 10 weeks. 
A United Press International 
survey shows that when it comes 
to ‘‘names,” the Riders are more 
than holding their own with their 
more wealthy brethren. Ottawa 
may be the “poor” club of the 
league, but {it’s the one which 
has shelled out the most money 
for new faces thus far. . 
High on the list of imports ‘les 
will be wearing Ottawa uniforms 
for the first time this season are 
quarterbacks Don Allard of Boston 
College and Ohio State halfback 
Don Clark. They, along with the 
veteran Frank Tripucka,-are rated 
in the five-figure bracket, while: 
Kentucky halfback Bobby Cravens 
will receive a reported $8,000. 
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The Riders may have an even: 
bigger ‘name player” in All-| 
America quarterback Randy Dun-; 
can of Iowa. However, when coach 
Frank Clair signed Allard, the club 
sold the negotiation rights to Dun- 
can to the British Columbia Lions; 
who later signed him for about 
$35,000 for two years. 
The Ti-Cats, league champions   
  Schaefer | 
of Philadelphia, Tom Dublinski of 
New York, Jim Glover of the Chi- 
cago Bears, Ernie Danjean of ; 
Greer Bay, Ed Bell of Philadelphia A Day He'll Remember and Clint Westme: 
, Agdee ou cabetiain - Bernfe Oliver will remember 
Ron Sabel of Purdue, Jim Tucker) "5 first start as a pitcher for the 
of Auburn, Duane Wood of Okla- Pontiac Northern junior varsity. 
ou State, Gury, Seren se Pyrat, in pitching a so hy. Washington State and Bronko Na-| 9) Ot pe he 
gurski Jr. of. Notre Dame. to beat the Waterford Jayvees, or more countries, 
  Color Artist Rolls 
1703, Leads Petersen 
CHICAGO (AP)—Don Bartz, 30- 
year-old Milwaukee lithographic 
eolor artist, took the lead in the 
$250,000 Petersen Bowling Classic 
last night with an eight-game total 
of 1,703, ; 
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Bartz who shot games of 215, 
212, 203, 259, 167, 240, 204 and. 
203, took a 53-pin ‘point lead over 
William Maslanka of Rochester, 
N.Y. 
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The Milwaukean, who has been 
bowling seven years, appeared in 
two previous Petersen Classics 
but didn't finish in the money. 
The tournament, with a first 
  sk ee. 4-0. He gave up three walks and 
Toronto- has signed highly rated| hit a batter. |   prize of $20,000, began last De- 
cember and ends June 20. 
  
Baylor guard Charlie Horton, Ore-| 
gon end Ron Stove, a Rose Bo~l| Brandstatter Top End at MSU | record-setter last year, and tackle   
Pete Johnson, former captain of! 
the Idaho State University ee 
The aged season shopping has 
taken toll on the NFL clubs. LAN: ~ 
Allard: was the first draft choice of _ ANSING (UPD T ax the Washington Redskins; Clark|L@nsing’s 1” was the top choice of the ‘chicago 1&8 high school football player 
Bears and Horton was selected on Yesterday {0 fret ‘ava ool she the second round by the Detroit | a 2% hour spring drill at Mich- 
Lions. ’ igan State University. é * 
MONDAY’S FIGHTS Bot he'll here a prove his right NEW YORK — Emile Griffith, 148%, oe a rh Cetpointed Mel Barker, 136, to the\position next fall before he 
starts a\game there. ae. Tex., 
VIDERCE, R.i—Don Prout, 168, 
Brandstatter and junior end 
| Fred Arbanas, Detroit, were   
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Hevthasse, opens Jobnny Freitas, | 
175, erence, Mass, 178, =. oe 
eoris “F Lou Bailey. 179. 'P 
  Promote Former Prep Aice 
spring’s first full-scale passing 
drill yesterday. 
* * * 
Another end, sophomore Jim 
Corgiat,’ Bessemer, moved, up to 
second string for his all-around 
play. 
Coach Duffy Daugherty empha- 
sized the promotions are not 
necessarily permanent and can 
change before ‘the season starts. 
Injuries in the first two weeks 
amounted to only the usual bumps, 
  {iw bundles —G reeniees (A), Miles (0), ‘|trell and Robert §. Lytle’s Sun- lcludes K. G, Marshall's John on 440_McCoskey (A), Luzkow (O}, per ru Brace, c Ao 
23.05 gs Kovachevich (0), idown II, all carrying 116 pounds; 
tee (A), Pulkerson (A),|Dunce and R. G. Burns’ Steno 
Ste! Bill, 114; and Hatskin and Sair’s 880 rela: a by Oak Park, 1:4).1 ’ 
‘roDar's scmEDULE . Master Palynch, 122. i 
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berg Berkley at hn 
Grosse Poin . 8. at Cranbrook 
Southfield at t Bloomfield Hills 
RO Kimball at Birmingham 
Pontiac Central at Port Huron 
OL St. Mary at RO Shrine 
Mt. Clemens at Berkley 
Birmingham at RQ, Kimball 
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Brighton at Bloomtet4 Hilis 
Pontiac ierthere, "™Stio and Mandeville 
at Grand Blanc 
Rochester and Roseville at Romeo 
Avondale vs. Claws Pitzgera’ 
Cc en at Fihererelé |And-On, Monk's Hood and Silver 
Spoon remains in doubt, 
Brown Quits Bowl 
CLEVELAND (AP) — Coach 
Paul Brown of the 7 —— 
Cleveland —. y 
he has decl an invi «to 
coach inthis year’s Senior Bowl 
football game in Mobile, Ala. 
Brown, who had coached a 
team in the game for the past 
© Oxford at Imlay C nine years, gave no reason for Ten: he 
Bay City et Pontiac Central quitting.   
  
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pointed Abit! Randell, 140, (ie oul! targets for a Tom ig and spesins, Daugherty 
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LEAS tomy 8 img, 175, Dallas, outpoinied Wayne Womachtl, 191, Omaha, | 
sUARS. Mexico—Javier Garfias 
Mexico City, knocked Jorge aj 
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orate SE iaichigan Week 11-23) 
By W. A. BUTLER 
Editor, Holland Evening Sentinel 
HOLLAND—Noted for its tulips 
and its churches, Holland is a city 
of unique: advantages geared to 
wholesome living in the American 
pattern. 
“e * * *x 
Founded. in 1847 by a group of 
hardy Dutchmen headed 
1A. C. Van Raalte, Holland today 
characteristics 
* * * 
Last year, Holland tripled in size 
through an annexation program on 
a second-round vote, and chances 
are that Holland will grow even! 
larger in an effort to solve pressing 
land today covers nine square 
miles and counts some 25,056). 
population. 
TULIP FESTIVALS 
    
  
  Holland is perhaps best known   
  Sylvan Glen Inn 
A Very Complete Hot and Cold Buffet Dinner 
Is Served from 6:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. A : 
tempting hors d’oeuvre table is arranged for your pleasure ‘questions. A lady telephoned city 
while having cocktails. Please come—we know you will enjoy it. Barthelmes 
SYLVAN GLEN INN 
Conte «. fee Thursday Night Is Always 
-- Family Night 
  ‘TR 9-0660 Barthelmes is still“ looking ‘for       \for her annual Tulip Time festivals 
iwhich attract about a half-million 
visitors each May. The festival 
this year will be a three-day event   
Digging for Answer 
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — 
| Newspaper offices get some odd 
editor Edward 
asked: 
“Could you tell me if a a> gp 
bucket will hold $1,000 worth of 
poner gk 
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                Open 7 100 P. M.     * FIRST WITH THE FINEST ” 
eyes hb aXe attended as a child. 
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odd Query Sends Editor : 
   
   Holland Mixes Tulips and Trade May M through 16 and will festure 
the popular Klompen dance by 300 
high school girls, the well known 
street scrubbing cermonies, and ihe) 
‘jusual parades; and other events |; 
which have made Tulip Time na- 
tionally famous. 
* * * 
  jowned and operated by the Re- 
- formed Church in America.   
         PAPC    Vendy Hiller . * #8 4 
_ Best Supporting Actress!    
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meee finds nearly all churches ja navigable path from Lake “Mich-! 
jigan into the heart of the city. 
ie an innate love tor educa-|With miles and miles of shoreline, tion, Holland early established terlaced with paved roads, ma- 
Hope College, a liberal arts school, jestic dunes and green woods, Hol-| 
which eros more than Tgenpent & te Sek of « camimer re-) 
students, This school of higher|/§t area. 
learning was established as an Holland State Park on Lake 
academy shortly after the Holland|Michigan is one of the busiest. 
settlement was founded. It is 
advantages of swimming, camping 
and fun-in-the-sun to please the 
. x * * most discriminating person. 
Holland lies in the heart of the 
Western Michigan resort area. 
Beautiful Lake Macatawa pfovides 
  
George Gershwin Still «Sacre 
Controversial Composer 
‘Among American Critics’ 
By RICK DU BROW | 
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Ira Gersh-' 
win finds it amusing that his late|- 
brother, George, is stili a subject! 
critics’ in this country although) 
he is accepted as an unqualified) 
‘genius abroad, 
“You know,” said the 62-year-old * 
“there aré some people! 
who are still jealous of ‘the fact 
“Some of these rockbound gen- 
tlemen even insinuate that 
orchestrate, 
Ira, a gray-haired, portly man, 
p froma chair in the living 
‘ot bay home and took a large 
an, old c's 
‘George had compiled as 
12-year-old boy, Ira said: “This 
is to refute those who said George 
was ‘aaled 4 Tin Pan Alley com- 
“He always was interested“ sl ‘personally close to him. ‘They 
YM serious music,” said Ira. “True, he 
got his rhythm from jazz and pop- 
jlar melodies, but his harmonic 
and melodic elements were strong- 
ly influenced by Debussy and 
Tschaikovsky. Thea He € 
   Show Starts 7:30 P. M.     
  “EXCLUSIVE! FIRST RUN,      
    
The Night Of 
The Bachelor Party...   
‘The story of five ordinary men on 
   
        
    
  your lover-if you're s man 
one of these five men is yout 
  
    a stag dinner that exploded into 
oe ey ee 
If you're a woman one of these five 
is your husband, your boyfriend.      
      
           
      
     * 5 , ath scouieiner ae night “a 
THE BABES, Levant’s house. Virgil Thompson 
THE SINS AND —a wonderful critic and musician 
—was there, and so was another 
critic; who didn’t like George, 
“Thompson’s main point. was 
that no other composer has 
‘traveled’ like George. What I       
  
         clude a visit to the Wooden Shoe; 
iFactory; the Netherlands Museum | 
;with its rare exhibits furnished 
jby the royal family; Little Nether- 
jlands, a miniature replica of old’ 
Holland; Baker Furniture Museum, | 
if he picked up some fringe bene-|a permanent exposition of antique | 
fits."’ | and modern furniture; excursion’ 
x * * | boat cruises on Lake Macatawa! 
Ira notes that Hollywood is tak-! land Lake Michigan; and Poll mu-, of controversy among “‘intellectual| ing a renewed interest in George’s|seum with its collections of gaso-| 
gh ie and work. — lline, steam and electric vehicles. 
movie version o gy! 
and Bess will soon be out, and|NEW CIVIC CENTER | MGM is contemplating another! In recent ag deg down- 
film bi of the composer. |OWn area has acquiring @/ vane said Ira, oe go\new look through a gradually ex-| 
years since George died (at the Poon, ot Civic oem pro- er has a age of 38), but people still a lot for 300 cars, and brings 
athletic and cultural- events to. 
the city. 
Industria} activity 4s highly di- 
versified. Leading firms include’ 
Holland Furnace Co., H. J. Hinez 
'Co., Baker Furniture Co., Chris- | 
Cratt Corp., Parke, Davis & Co.,. 
General Electric, Hart & Cooley, 
Bohn Aluminum, National Biscuit 
Co. and — Rusk Co. | 
* * I 
Holland . in the midst of a! 
large rural area, mostly small’ 
farms with diversified crops.; 
Dairying and poultry are near the, 
top of the list. Zeeland, which lies/ 
five miles east of Holland, claims 
the distinction of being the poul- come up to me and say, ‘Isn't it 
too bad about your brothér?’—as 
if it happened ey. It's a 
wonderful tribu 
Ira, who teamed with George to 
turn out some of Broadway's most! 
memorable* shows, has a book 
coming out this fall called ‘“‘Lyrics 
on Several Occasions.” 
“It contains 100 lyrics with 
notes,” he said. “If it sells 3,000 
copies, I'll be very happy. It’s 
faite informative, if anybody can 
live «.”" 
East Germany Claims   
     
        
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  . ‘ * try capital the Middle West. 
~ |Immigr ation Gains Construcyfon is to start this o~—. 
mer on a big steam-powered elec. 
‘tric qeuneiing plant being built BERLIN # — Communist East’     ‘by Consumers Power Co. at Pigeon! 
;|Lake, in Port Sheldon township, 10; 
jmiles northwest of Holland. First) 
|unit,- of 265,000-kilowatt capacity, | 
is to be ready for operation in 1962, / 
and a second unit of similar capa-| in the first quarter of this year. in 
Pda is to be completed the follow- 
| Ger-| “This number is not as large as 
the number moving from east to 
west, but is steadily increasing | 
whereas movement in the other di 
rection is decreasing,” said Ger- 
man Report, English language 
organ of the East German press 
office. 
Reporting on the same period, 
the West German government said 
33,605 East Germans registered 
as refugees in West Berlin and the 
Bonn republic. This was a decrease 
of 29 per cent over last year. - ing year.   
  
            
  
     
    mean is that some eomposers 
are played in some countries, but 
not in all. Brahms, for instance, 
is.very popular in many nations 
—but not in Italy. But 
is popular ;in all countries.” 
Puffing on a cigar, Ira said that} 
|George’s greatest quality was hon- 
hi “His music was virile,” - of! 
course, “but Honesty »was his| 
|greatest virtue, No matter whom 
the studied with—and he studied RAW AND VIOLENT 
a the book 
  
  
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        white hair, often called the the- 
    
“ house or a road. a |       eee i a a eae ee - 
    
oretician of the Chinese Commu- 
nist party, His book “On the 
Party” is a textbook for young 
Communists 
_ Liu, now 61, is a cold, thin faced, humorless man with none of 
the gruff old soldier heartiness of 
Chu Teh or the suave, ingratiat- 
ing charm of Chou En-lai, 
oe x * * 
Essentially a practical man, he 
is an exceptional organizer, He in- 
variably dresses in a simple, un- 
adorned uniform and> wears a 
worker's cloth cap. 
He is not popular with many- of 
his colleagues. But the force of 
his dedication to. communism and * se * SOK a 
ue) Le : se y 
     
       campaign which swept over China 
beginning last August, 
* * * 
Under Mao, the presidency was 
almost entirely a’ ceremonial post 
with the control of the nation’s 
affairs vested in the hands of the 
  and his forces took the Long went ite ian Clemo 
March to Yenan, Liu was left be-|fastness to work with Mao. . as an veer Trin ae nee. Oe 
. was 
ports that were sometimes on| ‘In 1937 he was named secretary|in September 1954, Liu became 
ie da a ae sods henner, pet wath-dy saben airm Me tren wants 
fence, Liu has long been close to|tral Committee, although he was|tee of the first National. People's 
Mao Tze-tung and had been re-|being criticized by a number of 
garded aS one logical suecessor. | colleagues, In 1941 he became|* & 
Liu was a leading factor behind|secretary of the Central China Bu-| At the party congresses in 1956 
the great “People’s Communes’ |reau of the Communist party eA _.. TTR PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY. APRIL 28, 1959 
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6 White Youths 
foFaceTrial . : Arrested in Connection 
With, Shooting of Six 
Virginia Negroes 
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Six 
white Richmond youths have been 
arrested in connection. with the 
“shotgun wounding of six Negro 
teenagers which grew out of .an 
inter-raciel rock-throwing incident 
Sunday night, - , 
. * * * 
Police said one of those arrest- 
ed, Jerald. Kenney, 17, was 
charged with felonious assaul 
with a shotgun after he admitted | .; 
firing the weapon from ,an auto- 
mobile in a middle-class Negro 
residential section. 
* * * 
~ Two of the Negro victims, walk- 
ing along the sidewalk when the 
    standing China. 
| He was born of 
‘parents in a village in central 
|Honan province in 1898 and still 
‘speaks with a strong Honan ac- 
‘cent, From the village school he 
went to a “middle school’ and 
ater entered: a technical college 
lin Shanghai. : | * * * 
| In 1920, he enrolled 
Socialist Youth 
iter he was one 
jsent to Mascow 
| He returned to Shanghai in 1922 
        [ 
| thes sx for further study. 
In 1932 Liu was back at the “You'll never catch me 
shooting occurred, were hospital-\Communist base+in Kiangsi. When rich playboy just to get my es in the papers.” 
ized with serious wounds. Four| 
companions received less serious, 
wounds. | 
John B. Flournoy, 18. a sheet, 
metal worker; Earl Price Garti-| 
son Jr., 17, a grocery bagger: | 
Charles Melton Carktpn, 22, a roof-| 
ing -worker, and his brother Ro-| 
bert Lee Carlton, 20, also a rdof-| 
ing worker, were al] charged with) 
being accessories before the fact. 
* * 
Thomas Ashby Parkinson, 20, - 
was charged with being an acces- 
sory before and after the fact. | 
Garrison, Parkinson and Flour- 
noy were released under bonds of 
$2,500 e&ach, pending preliminary) 
hearings in juvenile and domestic 
relations court May 12. Similar’ 
bonds were set for Kenney and. 
the Carlton brothers. 
Richmond police declined to con-' 
sider the shootings as evidence of) 
any deep-seated racial dishar-, 
mony. They. termed it an isolated, 
incident. 7 
Canadians Hope 
for Good Tourist © 
Climate in 1959 
OTTAWA \P—Canada may have! 
a record tourist year in 1959. Good) 
weather and continued economic, 
recovery in the United States could) 
do it, says Alan Field, director of; 
the Canadian government's travel - 
bureau | 
The roval tour of Queen Eliza.) 
beth II and Prince Philip, and the, 
opening of the St. Lawrence Sea-, 
way are the year’s two major at-: 
tractions. i 
Field said 1958 looked like a ree-: 
ord year at first, but recession hit) 
the United States and bad weather | 
hit both sides of the border. 
* * * : “| 
‘People didn't feel like holiday- 
ing,” Field. said: “The United 
States needs hot weather to put 
Americans in the mood and make 
them start thinking of cool lake 
country." : 
A record year would mean that 
more than 28,600,000 American 
tourists would visit Canada and 
that tourists from all countries 
would spend more than 363 million’ 
dollars, the 1957 total. 
“Americans are crazy about! 
royalty,’ said publicity director! 
Gortion Hogarth of Ontario. Typical | 
advertisements placed im U-S.! 
publications operate on that theory |   
  
and show the Queen's photograph | 
with the caption: ‘See history in’ 
the making.” 
  
Open Spaces Still Exist 
ANTLERS, Okla? (AP) — Okla-| 
homa is fast becoming industrial. | 
ized but not all of it. Bill Hoffman | 
of this southeastern Oklahoma, 
town says there still are places in| 
Pushmataha County where a man) 
can ride horseback all day in one 
direction and not see a fence, # 
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  visors com~|ver, Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: 
The Drain Committee of the Board of 
8. HORKSY | wit supported by. Croteau for the 
adopted. | fiscal 
sufficient majority having voted, 
mendment was adopted.| The report of set up 
Discussion followed” ‘yelative to Em- the Salaries Committee, totals of which, é } levees Anas a Leave Pian. = ne gees the ee hiae samteen | TOTAL AT LARGE ...... 
¢ 4 oc: suppor’ ha Dun- |Com and which ve 
Drain ot be 4 range end eaministrat a Committee be have been inserted as the recommend nded | GRAND TOTAL 
low- Bight Mile Road Drain along with sav. jemand by nm thet third pers. amounts in the 1950 .peral. other drains which are Sala 
being p for early construction. 
(4) He ts 8 ber of inter-county 
Red Run Drain) Tieus an tie provious estimate, on recewrtn so thet tn, ne satel 
**(G)” He acts as agent. for the County| ++ gape MT ae tually received. Oakland edministration tion of t jorty oy aving voted actually r in we | The amounts placed after the réspec-| apie 4 oe 
. PERRIS B. SYDNEY FRID 
Moved by Hill. sw Disposal District, the operation of which y: YES: ‘Allerton, Belyea, ieekee, Bren- 
ey He is a member of the Oakland Ca Christensen, -|budge’ ommendations of Board of 
LA agg ty Prid, Good- | Auditors, Department Heads and Salaries 
Holmes, | Commit tee and consideration has been'the report be adopt for the next majocity having rene ee 
The Drain Committée believes that the mg nye fs doing an Swanso 
. Yockey, Zap cher. Zapt ( (40) 
excep tior. 
his otic wv rought several Se 
] te y+ a 
have remained 
jand hes ar was effective dn on = 
$23,500. - AYES: Allerton, ong Bender, a to the General Fund: 
er Dw Christensen, Claws: 
; Horton, 1 
inson, \ gesDoueia Mitchell, 
Swanson, 
  
    : bcd 468 
80,000 50,006 210.2311 nee 10.350 19.750 - 398,071 mnacpendence 14,800 1,000 1,000 13,810 itterd . 15,450 Novi : 
1 1,500 103. 8loskiand 20,006 ~ 20,000 ‘$69,677 Orion 
454 Oxford 61,500 tise 
890.681 $99,250 $260,431 35.108, 1 Oak tele 
Mo “made trlneewtes,  Laktan Lalyy  Lenekagh Ble? “ ow * 
past few “4 Moberly, ue a 
Ber 
A sufficient majority ni not having voted Bi 
therefor, the motion Bi 
Moved by Webber opera by Yockey' Clawson       
A sufficient majority having voted 
‘or, the suntan carried, 
wane GENERAL COMMIT- 
To the Honorable Board of Super- 
visors , & 
bh sé 
2 
23e2s3 os 
.) 23 
HeBassé see 38 3 é 8 38 oT 5 i | - 3 -~ r+ ae 
5 22 
: 
| 8 8 
28 
z for'Smith, W. Smith, , Staman, Tay- —— 
lor, Tinsman, Vell, Welaburger, Wright coe Seve 3161404 
5 2 
5 3 
    be agg won Bis cy gpcoe perce oh be La sal 
yd nn a age Salaries” “Fringe Bene, 
| fine", relative to k Leave. 
A ‘suff 5 maserey bt igg J vote ¢) Townships 
wnerefo. the motion carried 
ved by Levinsom supported by Carey | Cities _ 
  Selaries amended to ‘set ae Harbor the salary of the County Drain Commis- the Salaries Commitiee Report be iaid _,,, ’ . ; on the table temporarily to be considered 0.00 pens for. the} ith the Budget. 
. Tend that the sum of $1,200.00 be|, A sufficient maeety eres voted th t reserved , |therefor. the motion carried. i 
3421 | By Mr. F. Smith ' 
_|IX Re: BUDGET FoR riscaL -vEaR 7°*psbips INNING JANUARY 1. ariel Milford’. CEMBER 3 
70 the Oakland County Board of Super. | 
\Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentiemen: 
    year on January 1. 7 1950 and! 
‘ending December And and by 
of explanation nue as iaees: i 
budget. 
ties”; It has been the custom of the Ways 
annua] and Means Committee In the past, in| Mr. Clisirman, I move the adoption | 
e \accordance with good budgetary pro- aM this —- 
icedure, to place @ conservative enough, 
;would the estimate be more than was 
tive departments in the budget have 
|been p grhibbeen at by caper gr to tite! 
fiscal year the budget covers. 
is, J,;ant an increase for the Chairmen from i ry 
8 
3 
s 
burg, intention of this Committee that the, 18 houses owned 
, Schock, |edoption of this report shall constitute merly used hag the social W 
tg? Sta- the exercise of this Board's prerogative for indi 
Webber, <r per diem to $15.00 and|your Bui 
00 as 
~ fretent tasority having voted)Act No. 210 of the Public Acts of 1982. Study and recommendation, Row 
mnies We again reiterate the recommenda- : your Comms 
_———* divwgt in the past years concerning |! of is nepection made af . “oor 
We recommend the continuance of the ouses are in & 
having been broken into and|ber of ¢ — t majortty net having vbteq Policy to have the Board of Auditors mesos 2 tion, —— © A - x putin of he 
tr 
‘our Committee aiso 
our of said houses 
geod condition. th saben all members| ¥' 
Supperted by|° toy Denoe, of ‘Sone and each —~—o=. and Soparaaet Head, as outlined in previ- aeons e that while 
    lin, Harper, Heacock, eary, Hil, "Hoard. PRANK J VOLL, SR. |said buildings at their own expense and Memorial be spread on the minutes of, 
    
yee. 
alaries Committee gh | recs 
yh emcaties of the de- 
y of the a of Auditors. 
reques 
We poe ie that on 
to rov 
riments efor 
eae are included in the 1959 Salary 
     
          
      i i — i: $ 
5335          
        
    recommenda, 
does Onn Central Lact tite 3 
ea To ag Rellet 0. 'b. 
ag as omic 
<tet ter. og vend 
a i My approved APPROPRIATIONS— - 
Ambulance 
. 
* a ‘ 
Compensation Insurance a vanees 
tions 
Supatnpes—-Copnty Builaings eae 
Mail/Juyenile Camp Fund ........ 
ty Oakland chila —e Clinic’ o* 
Planning 
Sta 
Ti ee 
Tow City Tax. Rolis......, 
anes Sanam Bonds ... 
4-H Club Premiums ... . 
< 
“oneadruiinrs— Auditors Se ee ee ae cues 
Cireuit Court Perr er eri? terre 
Civil Defense ........ vee sanweae 
County Clerk (2. .ivscceases 
ration Counsel ...,...... 
County eh of Education oved 
County Buildings Operation . 
Department of Public Works .. 
Warden cans. ceeee eee 
Drain Commissioner 
Equalization Division 
Friend of the Court ...... 
  o Sen. eee 
Relief ‘Administration ieeeeper.d 
— Wake ede ae eee eee eee 
ae Exchange d ie SOO Wee. Treasurer nge   
  
  ‘s . pos Vid ain 
* ee eee ee ee 
  
  eee eee Rees eee COUNTY OF OAKLAND ways ond “Means and, Salaries Comanstpins ond, Board of Auditors warcaail <a for the Year 1959 Operating * 
Appropriations 
arm 
33382688383 332222322333 
= en 
Ba ne bd ae 
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= 
2 333 HSeSS ope st 
$23 
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3822883232235 3333333338 Noite $s -~ 
a 
232333333 
SP Be hat Se 
. see 823332325 
$ $333333323233333333328 
=38 sain 3   fet oF OS 89 ng no eS ee * ad 
oS (ns 
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  od 
ed oF   $2583   82 332 
Zz 
33 
aBEs 9s = 
333 BEBSs 3323 3 
: 2 
2 
383 < 3 
3s i i eee 
= 
| } oSgs 5 $22,500, as; We recommend that ~~ salaries pro-|fare Board revorts that i 
recommended by the Salaries Committee, vided for ‘be in lieu of all fees, which/tend to mak to fees belong to and are to be credited for 
Mr. Chairman, I move the adoption of ns be dispo: 
Nelmes, the above report. 8 Whesees | ye loeation. Gescription and) 
ngraham, Kets. Lev. WAYS AND MEANS COMMIT- sizes of . . TEE in, 
Thatcher, PRED W. SMITH. iwhich was presen to 
RC. CUMMINGS rm the Welfare Committee on September #, Cren- DAVID LEVINSON ings, , Dickens. R. HILAND M. 7 | Whereas the Clinton Valley Council of 
Ham ORPH C. HOLMES |Boy Scouts have. offered to remove all cf} 
+ JOHN L, CAREY [wil also a 
$ —_6,009,00 oval 
  
                                      
  
  
  
    
  
  fi 
reeraun 0° date P. would sallow her tovsl bt 
yo te pettion $1,928,700 
    #.000.00 
4000.00 000. 4,000.00, | 15,000.00 ay te ito have them removed 
36,000.00 25,000.00 
23,500.00 Pegeeed iy met by private 
14,000.00 14,000.09 |cerns ——e applic: 
700.00 700.00 buildings le in 32,500.00 32.500.99| tions, such as the 
16,000.00 ~~ 16,000.00 )erning bx 
me 55,000.00)" Whereas the ‘Boy Scou 1,000.00 1,000.99;County-wide movement, and 
375,000.00  § 100,000.00 275,000.90/ which these will 
300.00 oa . 300.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 . 
yy ‘ whee romance of the 42, 42,000.00 yy 2, 00 
3, 3 00 baba sages mw 
50,000. 50. 00 made, 
* iermined cae. the 35,000.00 55,000.00 cone cations 
al charge of 
caeeaeed we be made, making 
273,292.00 273,292.00 | ohreaeous houses By 30,000.08 214,680.00/ “Now therefore be it resolved that the 
121,674.00 > 90,000.00 31,674.00 f thi tat thor- 31,948.00 31/948.00 ~ ree oc is = ee fon, au 
ie 42,000.00 196,540.00 enter into an Lasenment with the clinton 
23. 400.00 23,400.00 | mova’ ‘ 60.284.00 35,000.00 25,284.00 otar heen wee 118,465.00 118,456.00 the total sum of $18 
111,797.00 + 111,797.00 ai 171,938.00 171,938.00 visions to be made 
61.798.00 61,798.00 99,774.00 12,000.00 « ~ 87,774.00 "Be it further resolved tha 
273,288.00 _ 273.2886.00\Clerk forward certifi 155,868.00 155,858.00 018.00 186,000.00 371,962.00 Board and to * 197,731. Tah. b0gp0 90.000.00|” mir 30, 59.00 7,000.00 23,595.00 60,220.00 60,220.00 tees, — move the adop fon 
180,612.00 116,000.00 65,612.00| going regolutton. 49,229. 49,229.00 
76,365.00 76,365.00 u 972,899: 400,000.00 572,899.00 
ee RES tate 13,021. , 2 470,000.00 456,037.00]. 
PAUL W. 80,868.00 180,866.00 ‘ 
70,983.00 100,000.00 €70.982 00 waans 
171,665.95 1608.98 71,938,700.00 135,000.00 rete : se $.00 170,000.00 we ao 
144,700.00, 144,700.00 ARNO : $8,000.00. rH * Ss 7,500.00 f DOr by 
328,563.00, : “00lYockey the resolution be 25,000.00 000.00) sn t 
36,600.00 §,000.00/therefor, the resolution was « 
SER Rana Enema en o08.00| bY Hee, nce MEMORIAL FOR PRED Gling 
| 913,208, 785.48 $2;121,000.90  $10,164,723.42/-79 » the Os land County Board of ‘Supet- | dep 
perating and aes ig it tunction wee 70% . ane Mr.  Civairinita, Ladies an 
sit ant ge for, us statute. to Match| Whereas Pred G. Beardsley rect e'Rbliet Laat of RES 100.37 100 of ‘which! died on *Augast 24; 1986 at the, ae 7 AY, ane 
a ar fei Tee 
ol : es * ‘ i > 
    é TOTAL TO PROPERTY _ $3239 
  REASSES AT LARGE 
operation of the County for the!  Keego Harbor... . Pleasant Ridge 
Walled ts, , 
    
    
Whereas he was an honored —— 
spected citizen in his community and a 
1TOR GENERAL COMMIT-'former member of this Board 
- Mamaaeer E. WILt, 
irman sooseee of this Board's meeting, the foi- 
Fred G. was born in Spring-| 
field Township on bane 30, 1883 and on 
given to past experience as well as re-, A sufficient 
Levin- —— of. increase in service during: big the motion carfied. 
Har, The amounts placed ip the Supervisors|By Mo. Heacock 
angon,|item of the budget includes sufficient IN RE: DISPOSAL OF COUNTY-OWNED 
an ease HOU 
Clark,|visors per diem from $10.00 to $15.00,|To the Oakland County Board ef Super. 
J 00 as approved in|Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: 
Hulet, Laht!,|the Tentative Budget for 1959. It is the Waeeee Ge epee | yo Bae geotoreonered ane 
the 
First District of Oakland County, 
in the Legislature he was a mem-- 
of the more important com. | 
  Board of Education for 
President and Director of the! 
ittee has bed, an rout. President and Director 
goon eg for several! 
many er civic posi-| 
sical tions during his lifetime. He was . oon 
rp a Church, Masons’ nd pny" “4 Ito and © i 
bad ph: 
“w 
- 
¢ further use of thee houses 
  It ‘ws: with « -_ sense of regret seal 
Board to place in its minutes 
  this record of the loss .o 
faithful public servant, ‘ oan san | 
ft ppoerd end Foe the State 
assing leaves a void. a only the passing of time will fill the members of his family. ‘Roe rd expresses its sincere sympathy in! 
loss and as eae with them tn mourn-| i menmennaae Resolution No. 
agree to use éaid buildings ex- thi 
clusively for facilities at Camp 
Lake Orion and will not oth 
‘Or dispose of said buildings and have 
Estimated To Be Raised also agreed to clean up gnd restore the 
Budget Receipts By Taxation [present site of each on the County prop- 
: lerty = Digs condition after such re- S$ meeting and that-a copy be fo - prem (ed to his surviving Mite. . wart i 
The resojution was un 
1.20600 whereas the experience of your Com- 
imittee in the disposal of used houses is 
that {t usually -cost the County money /9:3 
neances require Hability ‘bonds, deposit 
fees and other ———. which — by Cummings duppurten’' by Voit: adjourn to October 6, 
majority having voted 
ted. 
PLORENCE J. 
Clerk am 
had 
Boy Scouts, 
erning bodies often -waive such require- OCTOBER ¢ 10958 
called to A by Chairman 
ven by Reverend 8. 
e Community Methodist Orion wt 
taciitien aval ain which pel i ge Roll, Cantea: Auerton. waa, 
t County and encourage 
rood ities sip to prepare them for 
r  Conmivme has tien 
other valuable 
aie —— » an. at. 
2 totale charge’ of i890 } ra   Oakland County Board of Supervisors, by| m a, Bey ete. 
Tiley seman, Voll, a) Wright “‘Yockey, Zapf, area 
gen by Cummings supported b ite! 
let utes on two prev 
Se pee in addition 
agreem 
safeguard the interests rm the County, 
ed copies 
résolution to rs County Social Welfare 
the Clinton Valley Council 
outs. 
Mr. Chairman, on behalf of the Bulld-| 5 
ines end Grounds-and Welfare Commit- 
nted of fr see “County Officials ir . tt re the Denting os mony be- 
wees came, trom the) 
omitted f 
we sod yearn (Reterred to 
' 1 ae TT Tat em, feet Rat 
a gen ges 
ond ioadiees 
i pote ce Pubic” seat at a meets» 
ol rain that to the nd we ai Palin ¢ year that w+ wu be 
aah available from: various bond sales which 
    | iain 
Pas velertee ¢ to the Planning Com mae for consideration 
           
  
of Detroit for po of and treatmen: 
. te point where 
execution can take place as soon as 
cou dec! Ten 
= Com pie’ cons! a plans for 
* tn ee and 
West. Bloom fe plans 
e eliminated al! ouestions as to how 
Le —, district can eventually 
epplication for Prderal 
the amount of $750,060 60 Grant @ “1700.08 2 Evergreen. Ber Sewage Disposal System. 
ompleted pians and specifica- 
sg i s@id syviem ready to go out 
*. "“Acpiesitensit °DS per cent of the necessary easements are acquired Re- | Gkeber hag B- scquired om or before 
Pumping Station 
“ih deed for site on, Bite a 
. Have had — 8 
contracts between . peln coved 
and = county for tmen financing and op- 
ere subject to draft of final coo- 
counse! 
pleted negotistions wit, City 
of Detrott Mtor capacity and jrodhasank 
of sewage from aie¢a to point where 
execution can take place as so0n as 
Contracts are completéd between the 
eloped preliminary master ie for fanure seWers to all of the area orm er! rt of Southf Be: . Sraeene J ield Township, 
application for Federal 
Grant in the amount of $250,000.00 T. Acted 9s administrator or execu- tive secretary to North Evergreen Bew- 
age” sai Authority. including plan approval and acceptance of lateral sys. tems for areas conrecting to existing 
or Ati bad Work necessary to bring :his 
project to point of onstruction bids 
ae be compi eted by November i, 
Farmington Sew aad wo Bs “%, Om oad System 
Completed ali 7 soo ne | or Me seatire certain: water at and pa * Sa ae trmingion Township 
With a value exceeding $1,500,000 00 at no cost to the department or the 
The department is now stccess- 
fully opera: al] plLases of these sys tems ineluding operation, mainte- hance, billing and coilection of some 800 individual! accounts which will in- i to about 1890 within the next 
C All operations have been designe © that these systems will be deviance porting, inclu@ing overhead, so that at no time ia any charges be made to the coun 
tection inves Sewage Disposa) ays 
we Application has been made to the Federal Government for a planning ad- vance for this project in the amount mad $309,600.00 to provide” complete pians or @ system to serve the area, Encour- poo ap a been given t us by © government that the ran! made when decision is handee do be frome Geun in our present ues fetore 
Bloomterg wer emg 9, System: 
proc f holing public hearings prior . co re) ° 
field syttem “WETS $0 the Bloom All of the — iv dad P. 1 a TE ge end he ‘ bee 
with whi the be ; 
, ic natures on ition: ! a! Com tlssioucr crake take cy Pg ‘ ction of the 8 Mile Storm +| Which the City Detroi ated 
. ee contract met rier ear ” seman ose Pe = apacity or treatieen through : thelr Fd 
by ave “bequn the Pamateiey work 
ae Be Hien Rivet Basin lying -with 
3. Ar 4 Oskiand 
sone ‘De 
4 eloped In coo — with the 
‘cpu “Reattn Departm & system 
reby the DPW. is required to issue 
Health De- riment, for all septic tanks’ or dis 
| oeeet ayetems in the depart: eof operat « department's areas 
Completed &@ set of oe gean'4 
pte be engineering firms. 
the onal Associa= 
rrency 
Fed 
| ton a see ube W Works participa- 
ron Oak city nance poped ¢ Works eral program 
; ons 09) has io pre Tass nd a asi 
as session of Conagtess in the 
Honea! water ~ and ottlciale. and problems with 
Tyce on Bitie 
Lag” sigan + was budgeted 
dicates 
5 were 
(BpPropriation of $100,150.00 departm fe 
imate year of 068 ane | unre disbursement 
it ay : ak 4 at pe were 
wy for ~ year 1 has 
an amou tot ow" 00. 
perm prelecte which ret further reduce in 
the @mount provided the County p_ Gen- 
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fs not a policy making office, but 
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  ee 
ad presently planned ww ‘The reosmmnendy tess on be carried out -|wagte products to the City of . 
to| “me stood still, the Drain Law as or 
} ted and sub ly 
it was until sewer   
emended. ( , 
Act 194 of the Public Acts of 1930, as 
erty, the uate. 
jowever, in appl me 
Law to suburban jem She 2 That 
erks and the instructed to. d 
and con-'* 
Boarg for rubmission to the’ 
  The recommendation ts in no way to wet % few year fo be construed as being based solely op a 
  
mature of the times. Expansion was in Drain, a 
j evidence everywhere, monies for ufilit County, for upon its. 
facility was th 
Setl oeenn eaten the City greati sewage disposal. This 
of f-|serve as the overflow i tim 
-|when service to the 
losed f th om p 
county for drains, 
all good we 
it wit? probably be neces- 
ry to\tneredse the anntte! com 
for certain key personnel 
the increased work losd but th } BANC consultants or 
However, with the advent 
attacking the validity|the Evergreen Interceptors. 
eff ~~ _ will = = ered into between me two departme at m 
initiation os a construction a Sees Oe & 
‘ ’ This ‘obviates the nee * 
must be membérs of the Board ot Super: sales” in the state, Lavi i . The present act provides for 3. : a ' 
ort. bers and wer established b: installation in the drainage de 
the Board of Supervisors on June 24 1 
as 5 members, therefore, @ ae} 
required to accomplish this The Act now #mended ermite the members of the Board il 
ublic Works to either pore Seperrees ro. Public Works for @ separate ac 
partment to io ae up. 
. DANI W. BARRY. 
r 
'y_ supported by Miller   
Moved by Crenshaw su 
organization directly under 
of and responsible to a body either elect- 
ed by the voters or appointed by elected 
  
  . Lahti, 
. Lockhart, MacDon- | $5.00 Govern, Menzies, Mil 
ey,|therefor, the motion ted at variou« times to ame 
Code to — 4, go egy ah McCarin 
m er, che Mga eet on from rural counties 
eeping » presen ture needs of the county in rela- on 
who were intent upor 
  p 
available should be made by 
agency “sealing with the ds 
citizens than has occurred in past ¥' 
No real and lasting accomplishments) 
ean be made in the total field 
works without accurate forec&s' 
present and future deve 
county for all —, in Te, Repent 
jon, commerce an 
eek oes know whete things are 
ow and where they, can expec’ 
be in the future. The present and future 
needs sre aise things that must be de- 
n be obtained by shaw, Croteau, Davis, 
¥\Frid, Hursfall, Moberly, 
lar, §chock, Solley, Tinsman, Voll. ( 
A sufficient majority having voted 
therefor, the resohition was @ 5 
Lil 
IN RE: BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS 
een To the Oakland County Board of Super- 
visors 
r/Mr. Chairman,” Ladies and Gentlemen: 
Whereas th: Board of Supervisors has 
taken the initial action necefsary to 
consolidate the office of Drain Commis- 
sioner with the Department of Public ssible to construct 
rtance and wil! continue 
in the future, they stil! fall 
roblem of needed drainage in 
here these two chapters can yet apply. 
Still unsolved are the ptoblems of the 
rural areas now being rapidly platted 
and subdivided. stil) unsolved are th 
roblems of populous but unincorporated 
"There are but two. methods do, finance 
rain construction. For sma. 
oe provider for their financing by D: 3 ys, On 
partment establisbin 
of its own to deal with its spec! is a program, however that 
less expenditure of funds 
second and most 5 Whereas among other recommenda- 
tions made in the submitted reports, was 
& recommendation that d 
Public Works be expanded from five (5) 
members be members of the Board of ssc 
hereas a close coordination of ef- 
forts between the two departments must 
be maintained in the interim period, 
Now therefore be it resolved that Mis- 
cellaneous Resolution No, 3238, passed by 
this Board on June 24, 1957, be amend- 
@d to establish the number of said 
members on the Boart_ of Public Works 
as 7 members instead of 5, and 
Be it further resolved that the Chair- 
man of the Board of Supervisors be au- 
thorized to appoint the other me 
bers, with a recommendation that they 
be members of the Drain Committee, 
—— I move the adoption bonds. However, without the full 
poe the county to back the 
Drainage District under the 
ain Law. the bonds would 
ecause of venereal limits and 
eas of the 
“Li A “finance their 
ii biems which are pabie of tion Bn r the Depart- 
20f Public Works Law, 
be able to be built and 
a minimum of time @nd expen has tt cians fully qualified ene aspec 
ecessary this department sould a on Ath “in ew apacities 
information in p 
of public works a 
could fehed " . 
effectively accomp yea, Bender, Bon- 
5 Yjner, Boyer, Brendel, Cardon, Carey, C 
diminish the respon- le, Christensen, Clack, Clark, Clawson, 
ities of the County Plannin: 
This C 
epariment Mould’ be administered Om 
the prot tstons of, chapter tow in’ 1-ounty drains already ‘in| inson 
“crinton Ber Bolla mst 7 
to be administered. © ever, this       that| existence: 
rinay, gontemplaces Oat be continued. The chenge'tinue |Been Paid) The Schock, |tion' shall take     
           
lent sw bsidiary te one of 
ipartmental status jon 
headed by one 4 Ss pe SR, 8, Soe . AC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1959_ 
   
   
  
  
the Deeds 
Sorte thoes to help make these of- 
  per ~   
i 
i z 
i i 
: ' eee reese oie . office Mortgage redemptions 
Filing fees ($1.00 returned to sees License fees for Pistols ... com) teaser eaeee 
  Tax Redemption ... eee eee ees 
  changes tin the Mental Health 
jis mot ready to make r 
\at this time. 
regulation issued the in Secre- 
be gone sta. |'@ry of State's Ottice —% permits dats township residents to obta’ renewals lor recording ftiow ; tn 
Basin. These stations were joint-/°! drivers licenses at as en 
this month and your Committee will be 
Mr. Chairman, on behalf of the Leg- \islative ge ge ms I move as follows: 
1. That foregoing report be re- 
tions therein 
‘in Oakiand County. 
ISLA’ 
JOHN G. 
Chairman 
WILLIAM 
CARL F. 
WM. C. A. EWART 
NGRAHAM 
‘ HUDSON 
ARNO L. HULET - | period. 
Moved by Ewart supported by Hulet of holding the effectiveness of the 
of the report be adopted. iution fi 
Discussion followed. ee ce eee fices more nearly self-su ' 
Proposed changes are as tolows: © . 
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Oikiand County Board of Guper-|twiting from the | 
area, tees ng oor, (Sa Bagiee veneer   
  
Your Committee is consid ering certain a ws it 
tions 
studied the 
lexisting State laws to -_ ca 
ipelice departments to aang ‘waee 
enges. 
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‘Or The Board 
  .Program. 
— Counsel be 
the appropriate 
  wing the termination of the 
Such appeal shall have the effect 
Teso- 
rom which appealed in — 
until “the appeal is acted upon by 
Moved by Horton supported by Lock-;state board of education. ‘Any 
‘hart that the followin 
Register of Deeds, be de! ed: 
Recording fees for deeds and mort- 
ag, Ebay $1.50 to $2.00, 
o 
$5.00. 
can, 
hart, MacDona 
Philltps, Quinlan, 
evens, (22) 
Bonner, 
son, Tenshaw, Cummings, 
Dohany, Eckman, 
speed, Hamlin, Heacock, Henry, Hill, 
oard, Holmes, Hudson, Hulet, Hursfall, 
Ingraham, Johnson, Kephart, Kiser, 
Knowles, Lahti, Levinson, Lewis, 
Ollar, Ramsey, Ransom, F. Smith, Sta- 
man, Swanson, Taylor, Thatcher, Tiley. 
Tinsman, Voll, Webber, Wright, Yoekey, 
Zapf, (53) 
sufficient majority not having voted 
f Do-' therefor, the motion jost. 
Moved by Swanson 
{Bender the following item, under No. 11, 
j-|County Clerk, be deleted: : 
License Fees from $2.00 to Marriage 
A sufficient majority not having voted 
lost. 
Moved by Bender supported by Kelley 
the following under No. 11, County Clerk, 
be deleted: 
Jury Trial from $3 to $6 
Default Judgment from $4 io $€ 
Contested Judgment from $3 to $6 
AYES: Belyea, Bender, Brendel, 
Horkey, Horton, Kelley. Lockhart, Mo- 
Cartney, Mitchell, Phillips, Stephenson, 
Stevens. (17) 
NAYS: Allerton, 
Carey, Castle, Christe 
Crenshaw, Cumm: 4 
J. W. Duncan, Eckman, Bonner, Cardon, 
graham, 
Knowles, Johnson, rt, 
Lahti, Levinson, Lewis, Lilly 
Ramsey, 
Bolley, . 
Thatcher, Tiley, Rhos gg Voll, 
mailed to each supervisor and. Local 
Board of Education, 
A’ sufficient majority having vo ted 
therefor, the motion carried. B bs >) fa ) ” 
EXHI 
“Approved by Govervior May 38 10981 —Approy er a 
AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 461 
Section 461, The county board of edu- 
eation may, in its discre 
tion, or when tioned by 
% of the resi 
bition to Haye Effect Shall be 
to the Petitioner or 
Education Any ‘Amount Baid Coen - eee en A 
county board educa- 
  @ under No. 11, 
eleted: 
redemptions— from $1.00 to 
AYES: Belyea, Bender, Brended, Clack, Croteau, Diekens, J. W. Duncan, R. Dun- 
Frid, orks: Horton, Kelley, Lock- 
Schock, Solley, Steph- 
Poca an, : r & on, 
sen, - Clar aw- 
Davis,{or the joint boards and its action on 
Ewart, Fouts, Good- 
supported by 
msen, Clack, Clark, 
Dickens, Dohany, 
Ewa Fouts, 
enzies, Miller, 
tion, detach ter- 
ritory from one district and attach it to 
anothér when requested to do so by reso- 
lution of the board of any district whose 
daries would be changed by such ac- 
not less than 
mt owners of the land to 
be transferred. (Such Petition = — 
‘ ecom- 
anied by a Cash Deposit in an Amount 
District Board of ining of ‘Taken Under This Section Shall Issue 
\in Writing and Copies Shall Be Served | 
jon the State Board of Education and the |Orton 
;County Board or Joint Boards Peing Parties to the Action) 
The state board of education is hereby |® empowered to consider such appeals 
‘Only Where it is Alleged and the Btate 
Board Finds that the position of the 
Petition or Resolution by the County 
Board or Joint Boards Resulted from 
Fraucé Error in Law or Error in Fact,) 
}and to confirm, modify or set aside the 
order of the county board of education 
any such appea] shall be fing]. 
Vote on report, as amended: 
A sufficient majority having voted 
itherefor, the report, as amended, was 
Lilly, ad McGovern, Menzies, Moberly, Oldenburg. > By Mr. F. Smith 2 
TOWARD cose or ENFOnCRUeTe R OP MARINE LAW 
To the Oakland County Board of Super- 
visors 
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: 
Whereas this Board, at its meeting 
held on June 13th adopted Miscell   
Resolution No. 3380 which provided for| =<”. an appropriation from the Contingent 
Fund not to exceed the sum of $5,000.00 
to pay the cost of maintaining a iake 
patrol to enforce 
Laws on the many lakes in this County 
during thé boating season of 1968, and 
Whereas the Sheriff instituted a coun- 
ty-wide patrol consisting of approxi- 
mately 25 spectal deputies who were paid 
on @ per diem basis of $10.00 to cover 
their expenses for work performed on 
/;}Sundays and holidays and who received 
a total of $2,970.00 for services rendered 
during the 1958 boating season, and 
Whereas Oakland County has over 400 
lakes which would require lake patrol 
and the appointment of three deputies 
as contemplated in the provisions of Act 
,|310 of Public Acts of 1957 as amended 
by Act 208 of the Public Acts of 1958, 
would be useless, and 
wi the results obtained by the reas 
system instituted by the Sheriff of Oak- . 
ae County have been very satisfactory, 
an : 
Whereas the aforementioned Act pro- 
vides for the reimbursement to the Coun- 
ty at the rate of $750.00 per deputy 
with a maximum total reimbursement of 
$2,250.00 to be made by the State of 
Michigan, 
Now therefore be it resolved that this 
Board, although aware that the Sheriff's 
plan for the employment of 25 special 
deputies on a per diem basis does not 
coincide with the provisions of said Acts 
310 and 208. as to its reimbursement 
clause, hereby makes formal claim to 
the Michigan State Waterways Commis- 
sion, by the adoption of this resolution, 
for the maximum amount of reimburse- |Be ely $2,250.00 for the year 1056; 
e rther resolved that this rd 
instruct its Legislative Committee to 
sist In whatever way ment, 0 
it 
ible to secufe 
1958 which woukd aliow more latitude to 
the various counties in determining its 
own course as to the best possible way to 
enforce the State’s Marine Laws and yet 
qualify for reimbursement. 
Mr. Chairman, on behalf of the Ways 
and —_— — I — he adop- 
tio of the foregoing fesdlution, 
WAYS ‘AND MEANS COMMIT- 
TER * 
FRED W. 
R. C. CUMMINGS 
DAVID LEVINSON fr 
’ HILAND M.' THATCHE SMITH, Chairman: 
  final action in regard Shane HOLMES =. 
” J. vO SR. 
JOHN L. CAREY - 
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was so ordered 
  pa | Assessing 
to the state board“of education within 10) 
jdays folio’ 
  the State's Marine L: 
    
  p-8 hon ggh OR Bagh : 
of Mise. Res. 1418 Sept. 8, 1958 (not re- e eeapeetencectensconntoeenns seater sr neg M06 ORR IE 
          
    
  
  
jes, Lahti, Levenson. “a son the Leckhae: MacDonald, rthe: 'e C- 
Govern, Menzies, Miller, Mi Presets. the erly, Oldenburg, Ollar, Phill: 
ey, Stevens, LOCAL 
|Swanson, T tor, “Thatcher, ‘Tiley Tins- ‘aylor, . ¥ To the 
Zapf. (77) ¥ . ph. (4 si 
NAYS: None. ‘(0) 
A sufficient majority ha 
therefor, the resolution was 
Mr. Levinson requested pp 
ments be made at the next meeting. It 
the Chairman. ant   
  by Moved by Miller ed 
law (Bec. 37 General 
has caused 
supported by 'Carey/necessary and now       
     
      
       
  
     
   
   
    j ‘ and amendments of the Pub- ’ = Two pro 3 $1,315,828.01 
sll @n_thelcedures in connection with Plus advances from General Fund made on s loan 
by Lygestscen nm mt of Seb hay Rel tan ol i RR 190,000.90 the re i Pe. ee ef 
Seue that te petitionnre' for srandary 310,000.99" 
cee per ot ae eee, ee Total Funds Provided ..........-.cseesesses $1,626,628.01 Beale when, made to the Slate Board of . including Commitments y i of Public and make boundary changes (County's share. 10%) eEeeee eee 1,068,997.10 
po Ba ip Prd ee ye ge AR. EB Excess over Funds Provided .............++» 43,169.09 on goats te this: 2 ” *) Ptup Advances from General Pund on Loon Basis... 310,000.00°— 
a of the 1 of 1939, 9s| 9. Amendment to Public Act 312 as Totes Apevepetauen Grand se a 
Ack ig ofthe Pubic Ace ot 100, iets maak of Saks din tee oe ae phen aera S8icrease the amount of State Aid ; + ——o jamended. (1 a the net expeiditures for the;the Board ad: until October 13, 1958. 
Act 316 of the Public Aste of 1048, as/ tapers, of the, County Board of Btuce-| oot p'mouths of this year as's criterion| A wutficient majority having voted bay a i Nl emg for : for the lastitherefor, the motion carried. 
Sones & veer Srten Btate oa 3 months of the revised estimated 
This is less than 20% of its budget. | overdraft be 
Most school districts receive 60% of mately ¢ 
thelr operating budgets from the State. Where 
This amendment would have the effect the me of ° at 6 nite seer Saree Oi te 
oe of ie. Michigan ‘Department Se ans tclatete fonda Coupty Echood Office trem) oe , besia, from the General spieuture to the length of| Oakland County bas 10% of the chil-/ $160,000.00 {now months) that immunity/dren.in the State. Presently it receives |T® 
be afforded by various types of but 5% of the State Aid sfford- jyaccine. Other changes wouki permit|¢d county school systems. The amend- 
townships in the county to adopt ordi-|ment would have the effect of giving the 
nances caer ee ns at and|County School District tts full share of 
jmake retroactive the oe the State appropriations for this ; 
Board of Supervisors rableg Tne paple of the County ef Oskiend vaccination for local units which may|through appropriations by the Board of 
have adopted a . licensing ordinance | Supervisors, extend support to the Coun- 
a = a it Of Whe Deare, | Sect Attics aeuating $9 stzi.- 
Peetent Seqaiioment fey Mesnsing 00-08 This efter, an the. pars the : 
dogs at 3 of age would be|people of the County of Oakland ts more the report be adopted. - changed to '¢ months. { ve than that in other counties) A sufficient majority having voted 
3. Amendment to Section 7 of Act 149\of the state, the County of|therefor, the motion carried. of the Public Acts of 19398 (Authority|Wayne. The effect of the amendment; Mr. presented the Annual Re- 
Act) as suggested by the ee en irae fee eee It ae Gee ie Oakland County 
Local Texes to require local units to|Same sort of support to the County of térium. 
téenut tax monies tor the/Oakland that most other counties are| Moved by Kephart supported by Hea- 
bi thority | enjoying. 4. cock the report be received snd placed; 
direct to the County 10. Amendment to Act 316 of the Pub-/00 file. 4. to lie Acts of 1923 a3 the Cor-| 4 ty having voted to collect taxes in a local unit where|poration Counsel's would| therefor, the carried. 
there oT)permit the of policies of work-| Moved by Hulet supported Carey , School or other taxes.|men's compensa’ and Mability insur-|the vote on the amendment to Sal- 
This is intended the Troyiance in lew of certain bonds now re- eeet see 
Township situation where there is a 3! quired by State law. Such bonds are’ now (15. 1958 to salaries of 
acre parcel of improved land next tojrequired on drain projects and are not it Court Judges, be the City of Birmingham which hes peidireadily obtainable. The smendment/for the urpose of referring this matter 
no taxes the past two years. No one|would also permit the County Drain/*. laries Y lives on the property. The Commissioner to set the amount of the| A sufficient majority having voted 
ot SS ture, lest jormance bond required to be filed th En eee concn. ; 
Commiites. n Vn. Sotentad im Gensto| 15. Amendments to -extating, laws to|By Mr, T FARMINGTON WATER AND | p rte: 2 ; 
Jn atapuintion to separate the aicht|tbe Regul ef Dents end ‘ne Cou? Fat} Pe Works 
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen 
No 33, by the Board of Super- visors on r 23, 1957, the Depart- ment of Public Works was authorized 
and’ maintain the 
ater and Sewer System. This author- 
y covered prescribed areas to be served : and it ts now desired to include other . 
lands tm the system and therefore the ont ie following resolution ts submitted. | Mralthel to ail, members at int Beard aaa Ob bane at Oe Deel also the various boards of education to operate, as part of the im the County. Your Committee has held Water and Sewer System, water andis meeting with interested and 
ny eae gh prepared a revision 4o original! of Section 36, Farmington and of the amendment te this Act. Se ee ee, ee Act &s now ne aaene Rea eat Pen ed would require ] for 
tac yom h lo: inte an agree- <italens te over A-¥ proceed- i changes ror ; 
promote Pigg Bo may nbd | My g Be to be taken 
eee Soe pening Se ccnstsae- by the county board of education 
tion of the Parmington , andor joint boards of education. Lewy 4 ‘Whereas no general funds of coun-|for adjustment of boundaries would ty OG be required to souuira, pense; Oe as The meaie einen of Re coun 
and maintain said systems, ppeals Gecision a 
Board orks is hereby author- there would 
than on Mag grr am part matters wh might be 2 ie Farmington Water and Sewer|Teviewed by the state « System, the water and facilities | A SDPPe * cee ard meeeeres ot Giteen S| aces eS eres be incruded fa 
Mr. rman, I move the edoption of gle. Se 
Seconded by Mr wn sk ee meen ree- ‘ HILAND 3 THATCHER at made sepeores : r, Bon-|as part yn Bae A ner, rt, Brendel, Card Carey, addition 
‘Ww, Crotead, ISLATIVE 
Davis, Dick Dohany, a W. Duncan, JOHN G. 
? : eacock, CARL F. INGRAHAM 
Hill, Maolmes, “i M. C. HUDSON ited Huet, L. HULET 
oses ps end’ eaies having 
    
TABULATION OF TAXES FOR YEAR 1958 BY COMMITTEE ON LOCAL TAXES 
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~— District Equalized Drain viee to ‘ 
Valuation Operating Property Property Operating 
TOWNSHIPS— we, 
a tee eee 4,240,605 $ _ 23,832.21 $ 
AVON |... ie oe 654, aa 7: er ht 
loom ° 7 96,861,952 . 
5 vag Saaamiavee 5, 783,68 32,504.75 466,53 - 
[Commerce . «..-.c5 21,014,517 123,159.86 Parmington . .....- 56,035,443 320,089.17 
Groveland . :...+. 3,125,656 17,566.68 
[Highland .9........ 8,041,267 50,250.32 Holly . 11,113,220 62,456.13 
|Independ 20,185, 113,442.38 
on. 6,222,871 34,972.15 
11,317,357 63,602.71 
29,416,385 165,320.07 8,626.47 
5,911,068 ee 331.57 
19,687,445. 110,643.01. 
11,746,924 66,017.85 
13,304,137 94,769.67 — atl 
* 3,588,482 20,166.81 : 
5,379,066 30,229.89 1,660.37 661.28 
30,205,428 220,334.61 209.08 
6,107,247 34,323.32 
Fs ws 71,240 400.49 
Waterford . .....65 oo opr Bs 
Ww Bloomfield .. 45,736, 193, 
White Lake ....cc 15,436,030 ©, 86,744.74 11,602.08 CIT! . 232, 424, 3,710.48 
ine Ra 491,107.59 1334.06 -—-— oom fie Hi 285, 
eheoee 7 is 141,850.90 10.64 : 
Parmington 100.177.4117" 
Ferndale 987,04 802.27 
Hazel Park 243,602.68 
Huntington Woods 152,312.38 4,566.27 
Keego 93 22,096.08 
Lathrup Villege ... 15.238,579 . 85,640.84 
Madison Heights .. pete d eatery 
Oak Park oi, 901620.278 550,865.85 7,138.52 3,166.13 12,420,997 60,806.23 468.08 1 
335,048, 188 1,882,971.31 448.57 3 
185,164,027 1,040,621.60 5,125.62 1,73 
116,321,174 653, 724,87 13,441.95 2,545.62 1 
4,897,816 27,526.07 : 
4,897,388 27,523.02 
46,414,185 272,087.29 5,872.57 Z 
7,116,029 39,992.08 
TOTALS . ....91,808,669.648 $10, 164,723.42 $70,042.30 = $22,319.69 $16,015,145.37 $22, 759,443.49 
MUNICIPAL » Huron Max. Rete 
- = ea Clinton be Ine, 
jessin Voted Debt pecia on oted 
Distr r ot ‘ Operating I iperease Service Assessments Property 
TOWNGWIPB— sos 
eg uenmnneenegy "7 38.486.11 Bloomfield , .. 163. 193,723.90 8 S111 42,042.17 
5,783. 
Farmington ....-.. 48,981.68 17,086.63 ® Groveland . essecses 
Highland . .....e..0 11,802.47 8.941.27 
Olly 2. oo ueee aeescee 9,446.24 5,556.61 
Independence . ..... 26,644.77 * 20,165.43 355.05 +e 
Lyon . ...... g ; 
Milford 6 eeeedeas 844. 2,029.31 
Novi . ...s0+ : 7,364.10 
Oakland , . ‘ - 1.477.990 
rt , 687. 4,021.86 
927. 8,810.19 $137.20 2,096.73 
, 26,608.28 3,326.03 
‘guritte Ee 30.3 91.06 38,274.43 eet Royal Oak ..0..660 5,379,07 15,330.34: A 274. 344. 
Southfield > eeesrees 99,208.43 565.08 604.89 9,801.36 
Springfield . e.ccenes 1 * +f 
TOY. ssesesgonnses e 
Waterford . .....+96 106,745.21 14,721.61 20,216. 
West Bloomfield . ... 64,050.35 43,756.68 7,662.00 11,439.17 White Lake .....c06 3,858.76 é ca 
Pkley . .osecseeces 1,532.15 18,339.21 
Birmingham « svseee 179,356.88 867.41 ‘ i eanas Bloomfield Hills .... 238.77 4.597.044 
WSO oc cseseece 498.22 ord 
ia oo 1,008. ass. 80 Hazeh Park ...4..08 3,275.63 669 j0 “10,836.42 
Huntington Woods 4 6,775.48 
Keego Harbor uegeee ——__—_— . 6.11 a 
Lathrup Village ,.. . — ‘38 
Madison Heights .. a3 30 18,392. 
Northville . 0. as.ses 296.00 
Oak Park ......c008 ! 1.879.81 24.906.07 
Pleasant Ridge :..., 0 1,181.74 3108.25 Pontiac ee rseueces . 114.38 pipe 
Royal Oak ...e.c0-5 18,432.96 776.13 pep te | 
Southfield 2 of. . 6.55 1,678. ; ; 28, 
South Lron ....s+6 | 
Bylvan Lake ase-ses " . z 
TOY. cvcteercerte ‘ O91.74 12, 103.55 
Walled Lake. convvees . oe . a ae * wah ae i, O01 
TOTALS . oe....8743,101.15 $315,391.05 $33,380.58 $164,930.37 ‘9143.21 $452,    
      
        
      
       
  
  
      
    
      
  
      
  
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2335 s* cates i z “— > Ss ; 
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field Wihete sewers. . 
as 1 as hea: 
0. 80 of the Public Rete 
to the Count rk, as re the following fo ution is 
ereas the Board of Public Works by this 
     
     
      
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; thence W'T be 
Avemie extended to Public Works and certified to 
Clerk, : 
Now Therefore Be It Resolved that 
enue; thence W'ly : : then Spec be/Quinian, Ramsey, ansom, Pos we nd, 8| confirmed by this Board 
tther Resolved that the 
uthotized to certify 
   
   essed and due end lots or parcels of land. 
. Chairman, I move the adoption of 
resolution. 
M. THATCHER Tr supported by Hulet new 
  Wson, 7. 
ngs, Davis. Dicketis, Do- 
Dunean Rk.    
        
  
    winey c- : Miller Mitchell, Mo- perly, Oveobure, Philips, Quinlan, Ram- ansom, Schock. 
Smith, -Solley, Stam:     
        
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Mr, Semann nominated Elmer Johnson! 
h . Hursfall| 
stegaded ‘ne “somtcation wed, br. Allston seconded ‘the iomios: 
i Mr. Webber soconded: the nomiten, 
oes eevee 
    
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the Board 
for the mem’ % 
The 
“Moved by Cardon sty by 
th ition Counsel’s. statement 
the of the Chair. : 
sufficient orit: ving voted ike’ malin cagriet 
Delos Hi 
= d. Richards of the First Methodist. 
   Bender, Bonner, Brendel, Cardon, Carey, 
Castle, Christe: 
  
      
MacDonald, McCartney. M . Menzies, Cyri) Miller, Mitchell, Moberly, 
\O"Donoghue. Oldenburg, Ollar, Phillips, 
        Schock, Semann, F. Smith, W. Smith, Solley, Sta~ 
man, Stephenson, Stevens, rayies 
Thatcher, Tiley, Tinsman, Voll, Wright, 
Yockey. (72).. Quorum present. .t 
Clerk read eee of Clarence J. 
Miller, Hazel rk City Supervisor, to 
replace Glenn Harper. (Placed on file.) 
“inven oak a. Royal at City 
pe: who repleces Alger , Was 
Diredenet to the Board 
airman 
som Chairman, of 
mittee to 1 
      
       
    tion Com- 
of bers of the nittee, pointments Sperone by the Board.) | 
Clerk resolution we Be OS 
+, ry J. = 
  3 t from 
Power Company for ht-of-way cover-| 
img an easement along tiae Road be-| 
tween Commonwealth Road and fry 
Street. (Referred to Bulldings and 
orop $ 
igan and the State Mental Health Com- 
mission relative to mental patients, ¢ 
The ‘Chairman stated that « petition 
vil of Woodereft in =~ 
cetera, Wong been filed and 
tioners fave advertised a 
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IN RE: BIGHT MILE ROAD DRAINAGE DISTRICT c 
    
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        i order for four members| Commission f | 
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       Road misston. Corporation: Counsel fuled thet ‘t was not necessary.|crie to 
3| SSEEU SEE sy e 
{over and above those for w 
be at ot on accoun: 
highways), and in order to Re: 
thereof possible, the of this resolution 
Sih ge A of D of Su Prompt paym principal of and interest on said 
same shail mature. 
    elected Secretary of the 
Works of Oakland Coun 
hereby certify that the foregoing is a 
resolution 
Works at 
of N NOVEMBER 10. 1958 Hi 
Meeting xenet to order by Chairman 
amiin 
Envocation given by Reverend Wil- Lake, les,jtrue and complete copy of a 
adopted by the Board of Public 
held on the 10th     
           
  un jarkston. 
Ned: Allerton, Alward, Belyea,|Menz! . Row Called ‘ton, Alwa: Belyes, or “. THAT 
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        | Tiley, Tinsman, Voll, 
ys: Christensen, Dohany, 
[*ecommensod by the Board of Public 
: EVERGREEN SEWAGE DISPOS- | M e 
with the County . 
3441 = Recommended by Board of Public Works IN RE: EVERGREEN SEWAGE DIs- 
POSAL SYSTEM 5‘ 
    
       
  fAgreement referred to ‘resolution, which was sees 
af Tviso! 
resolution was offered by 
    
        
         pointed W. R. Ran. |% the Eq Gon 
        
   "flow. the’ vitlege of Township gf Bloomfield . of Pon fot the ac- ion, financing and operation of the|3260, 
Sew and as 
{Ap- wi 
mt te the 
Board of pervisors; 
Wheress the above menti 
| Micipalities constitute. all of 
  ks be and they are for the proposed Incorporation of the} a uf i " execu 
County 
it tb be dated N   
      ; public hear. 
ae beheld this morni 
‘ik read* notice of Public’ Rearing *| 
           
   
       
   
SEWAGE DISPOSAL 
herewith a certt. 
on 
T 
tiac, wherein the said cities. 
to age agr 
Sew Dt fom green spose A, 
mated at $6.175,008 be as follow: 
- Total Amt. 
From 
; ae 
170,000 ae 
38 
S58802388822588281 ieee Td be submitted 
rs. 
eas — Horton, Hamlin, 
ty, Michigan, do 
tehe: 
r, irman, Ledies and Gentlemen: 
I offer the following resolution which 
pproved by Board of Pubiic 
|Works at their meeting of November 10, 
Whereas pursuant to Act No. 1 
members elect, did establish a Depart-| =x Public Works in and for said 
administration of the 
upon the County by 
reas the seid Board of Super- 
by miscellaneous resolu . 
        
           
     
   _ geribed in paragraph four. Gouth-|Village of Westeosd-cteximum of 13,100 iv 4 Trsons : 
        
       
    
       
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the North Evergreen Gewage Disposal Au- ere desirous of dissoiving said 
lsenbority and having the assets and 
ities of said authority taken over by 
{ Qakland in its depart- 
works; 
Therefore, it is hereby agreed by and 
      between the parties hereto, as follows: 
eounty shall proceed to ob-|City of T rtabiser une ee 
ie - ¥ Ms 'Village of Westwood ..... lanes and specifications for, and 
        
   
       
  t Mile Road Storm Bs gS flow- 
      lage it er system! age rights in the Detroit sewer sy ‘ TOTAL .... 
a period of mot less than $0 
with a contract for sewage disposal by 
City of Detroit for a period of not 
less than 40 years from the date hereof 
  T+! put with the option on the part of the ‘jeounty to extend the same for « ig 
period of 10 years. After the receipt of 
said plans and specifications and esti- 
th an ordinance cr 
oved said board, pro- 
viding for ‘the issuance of bonds by the 
hereinafter 
t the imated cost. If th   ¢ 
t of said county system shali 
end if such ordinance of 
resolution shall be adopted by said beard 
then the beard of aie 
a or sha. gp Allee oni 
the construct of the project, to secure 
for the purchase of the & 
g 
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g 5 
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von Se ge ag hogy BL of 
Road north to 1¢ Road. Said sec- 
tion includes the cost of flowage rights 
ove 
SECTION 3 
That pert of the interceptor from 14 
Mile Road to Maple Road, trom Mapie 
Road to Hunter d., from Hunter Bivd. 
to Adams Road, from Adams to tang oer of their, maturities. The ag te 
  esti-| 
‘Due and Lakeside, ‘trom Quarton and Lake- 
‘ side 
a 
ER of Pub- 
Oakland, County, Michigan 
jon were filed 
z 
-" sertbed in paragra 
Tow: Bloomf! 
  Lake Road, from Long Lake an and in Square Lake 
Road, from Maple Road to Quarton Road 
to Woodward Avenue, from Wood- 
ward Avenue to Long Lake Road and 
Grand xk R. R. from Leng Lake 
Road and Grand Trunk R. R. to Square 
Prom Lake Road and 
[Grand Trunk R. R. to Colberry Park 
Subdivision, Prom approximately N. W. 
corner of Stonycroft Golf Court to 
Franklin Road, and from 140 feet south 
and 250 feet east of the intersection of 
r Road and Guiif ord Road to tn-|in 
tersection of Vaughn Rosd, and Long 
Lake Read. 
. SECTION 3 
‘That part of the interceptor on 4 ¥ Mile Road from Cranbrook, west 4 
roximately N-8 % line of Section 32, 
Bioomfield Townshi 
That part of the interceptor from 14 
Mile Road, north of Quarton Road an 
west on Quarton oto Pranklin' Road 
$s «+ . 
That part of the interceptor through 
section 2, Bloomfield Township from 
Square Lake neat to South Bivd. ON 6 
That part of the intereeptor known as 
the 13 Mile Road Trunk Arm, east from 
Evergreen Road eas eaieen Drive. 
Thet part of the interceptor known es 
the Southfield Mile Road Trunk Arms, 
more f egge any of @escribed as follows: 
9 Mile west from Evergreen 
pene to approximately 200 feet east of 
Tr 
9 Mile Road east from Evergreen Road 
to Laura Lane, 
10 Mile Evi Road west from ergreen 
Road to North and South % line of Sec- 
“9 27, Southfield Tow: 
Mile Road east from Evergreen’ to Lathrup. 
11 Mile Road west from Evergreen 
Road to approximately 900 feet west of 
Tue a Highway. 
ON 8 
That part of the interceptor on 13 
Mile Road from Evergreen Road west 
Kenneway Circle. 
3. It is understood that the count 
system {fs to serve the municipalities 
and not the individual property owners, 
unless by special mt between the 
board of publi 
nicipality in wh 
cated e res       
   rks and the mu- 
the property is lo- 
sibility of .collecting wage and liverl outstanding 
pe sar Gel tat an 8 the percentages. mentioned in paragraph above shalh be computed|the da upon county interceptor is that of the sev- 
era) municipalities which shall cause io 
be construc and intained ddeq 
facilities for such collection and. deliv- 
ery. The county shall not be obligated   
of by this agreement to serve any area out- 
side that designated in said Resolution 
No. 3436 of the county board of super- 
visors or to construct any sewage disposal 
facilities other than those shown oh said 
hibit A: The xt latio   
the district area within each serve in 
municipality and the extent of the dis-|© 
ice to be rendered each mu} 0 
  posal se 
avert, shall be as follows: 
City of ingh Maxi of 15,000 coene, 
posal of sanitary sewage and such 
portions of storm water as are de- 
i peragraph four, the|City of 8 of 69,000   
rsons. 
Bisposai of sanitary sewage and such 
ions of pres oreo are. de- 
ad four, 
nship of ield—Maximum of 
portions of storm water as are de- 
‘Disposal of sanitary sewage arid such portions of storm water as are de- 
seri in egg four, 1 
City “of, ‘Bloomfield fils—Maximum of} 
Disposal of sanitary sewage and such! 
Eecteg 
percentages to capital cost 
of po section in the tots] project, as 
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\City. of Bouthfield ceesy 
    
| Township of Bloomfield ..,.. 
" eee 
} 
The term “capital cost” as above bonds, to) uh A _ . ok 
' the] (@) The cost of any lands or rights issue the bonds, and shall cause e| s ‘s ay & 
<a ees sewage Wisposal| (b) ‘The cost of physical structures jayatem, for purposes this con- 4nd epulpment. 
abt shall to diviané tate’ sovtions as| (c) Architectural, engineering, finan- Bettion 1 | 
Township of Bloomfield...... 22.61937% aT ef - 
i "H li i ‘Es 
described in paragraph 2 hereof, to-/|amoun 
“e , . ett 
        
            
          
         
        (ad) Por any other proper costs and ex- 
a ge ge relating to said system. bi > 
. Bervice charges by the county for 
- disposal be 
  Township of Pontiag ........ 2.07T16% | ngss » and where no such meter 
City of Birmin: * enig@inaeine 0.90019 readi Hable, t sald service 
City of B seid Hills....... ¢.18128% cha shall be bated upon the number 
City of Lathrup Village .. 4.31616% 
    - 3TBIOU ete te 
Section 4 
  
  | TOTAL ..... «+». 300.00000% | 5 i 
Township of Bloomfield ...., 66.10530% | 
\Tewnship of Pontiac ...... 33.20470% | 
  ‘City of Southfield . ........100.00000% | 
TOTAL ... - ++ -100,00000 % Section & | |Village of. Westwood ....... 100.00000% | 
\’ TOTAL 100 90000 
the sys- 
cial and legad fees. 
td) Capitalized interest on bonds for 
rt gr not exceeding one and one-half ; . 
(e} Any discount at which bonds ere 
to be offered. | 
 «f) A@ministrative costs in connec- 
tion with the project and with the sale 
bonds therefor. 
  system. 
| (h) Any other necessary costa directly 
| financing thereof 
jnicipality shall be divided into 30 an- ‘nual installments, numbered in direct 
|coard of public works prior to the time 
\vyisors a bond r y 
iwhich aggregate amount shall be divided 
{between the municipalities on the basis 
lof the total parcennge of the total proj- 
‘ect cost which 
iwith the spplicable percen speci- (fied in paragraph 6 above. Sela tonal. 
jments shell be due in consecutive nu- 
|merical order om the first day of April 
a@\staliments shall not bear interest dur- 
|\cipal installment due date, then any such 
to|bonds and also any premiums required 
which the county shall be required to connected with ‘the said project and the 
7. The amount to be paid by each mu- 
amount of each installment as to all 
municipalities shall be determined by the 
At it shall submit to the board of super- 
} or   
municipality ts re- 
quired to pay d in   
each year, on orem with the year 
aie Bacay all amounts thereof from time 
to unpaid, shall bear interest from | posal 
ithe date of the issuance of the bonds by 
the county, at the rate of @% per an- 
‘at Apr each 
ear theresfter:; Provided, that if the 
d issue shall inelude sny amount for 
capitalized interest, then the unpaid in- 
bonds. If the amount of interest due on 
April 1 of any year on unpaid inetall- 
ments, shall be collected by eounty in 
the county shall be required to pay 
upon -said bonds prior te the next prin- 
excess In the amount so paid after de- 
ducting the annual fées and spon 
connected with the payment said | 
bonds, shall be credited pro rata to the 
munitipalities in accordance with the 
seversi amounts of interest paid oy 
them in such year, which credit shall be 
applied on the next interest becoming 
due. If any Municipality shall fail to pay 
any ins ent or interést when the 
same becomes due, then the 
thereof shall subject to @ penalty, in 
addition to interest, of 42 of 1% for each 
month or fraction thereof that the same 
municipality shall have the right to pre- 
annual instaliments in advance of the 
due date thereof: Provided, that there 
shali be paid in addit thereto in- 
terest on the prepaid installments t the 
first subsequent date upon which the 
county may redeem an equal amount of 
to be paid by the county upon such re- 
demption. Installments shali be paid in 
the board of public works shall other- 
wise provide in order to prevent the ity of lating and holdt   
for extended periods, moheys to meet the payment ho pnetees and interest on 
nds, 
estimated cost until the actual 
cost has been determined. If the actual 
cost shall be less than the estimated cost, 
then any surplus from the sale of bonds 
therefor shall be used to pufthase such 
bonds of the open market or te redeem 
such bonds as provided therein, and in 
such event the contract obligation of 
each municipality shall be reduced by 
its percentage (compu 
with paragraph 6 hereof) of the amou 
f bonds so puri 
nh . The 
ferred to shall adopted by the 
board of public works. If the actual 
cost shall be greater that the estima 
cost, then the additional amount ne 
be allocated among the municipalities 
in sceordance with the percentages set 
forth in paragraph 6 hereof, and. che 
several then remaining tnstaliments ‘or a oe tated shal) be inereased ac- 
60) : prea ; municipality. does he 
eae, ss or 
+ fallin dee be 
‘ore the th «cf the follow Fears: i 
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excess of the amount of interest which |4u5 
remains unpaid after the due date. Any | issue 
y any one or more of its non-current|!t 
inverse order of their maturities uniess|?: 
ted in accordance} 
nt 
. Each 
ons. pledge its full faith credit for the 
of sanitary sewage and such)?’ The 
herein mean any property 
from which there tes that quan- 
tity of sanitary sew ordinarily aris- 
~~ oe the ew of a residence 
bu! a by a single family of ordinary 
size, The number of units be assigned 
particular to any of property used 
for or ple 
r be de t 
by, the board and its decision be final, The board, if the circumstances 
justify, may More than one unit to a single dwelling. The board 
shall fix s uniform~gervice charge for 
each unit. : 
The county may elect to use the read- 
of water meters as « for making 
its service charges: Provided, that if it 
shall not be feasible to instal) such « 
flowage meter or meters so as to meas- 
ure the total sewage from any municips)- 
ity, then the county charges for sew- 
age disposai services to any part or paris 
net 60 measured. may be based upon 
———-—- |the Water meter readings if available 
TOTAL .... ++» .100.90000% |and if not, then upon the number of ' Section 6 junits served. 
\City of Southfidd .. ........ 32.7102 13. If the county shal) dispose of Village of Westwood ......... 67.28972% ‘storm water from any municipality, thru } — ‘the Detroit system and, en additiona! 
| TOTAL ceca ccc s scenes 00,00000% charge is imposed therefore by the City 
- Section 7 lof Detroit, then the county shal) be en- 
titled to reimb ent from the mu- 
nicipality for the cost ef the disposal 
thereof 
4. The said service charges shall be 
ogy aod monthly er quarterly as shal! 
determined by the board. If any mu- 
nicipality does not pay its service charge 
on the date when same becomes due, 
then there shal) be added to such charge 
& penalty of ome (1) ‘per cent for each 
Month or fraction thereof for whith the 
same remains unpaid. The board shall 
heave the $ to pursue any method per- 
mitted by law for the collection of any 
sum due it under this agreement from 
any municipality. The payment of said 
service charges sh the general 
obligation of the municipality fer which. 
it f ite full faith end credit. . 
5. ig the intention hereof that 
pone oar ecard shal collect service 
rges to 
{made by board te such ee. 
but this shall not prevent any munictpsl- 
ity from fixing service chi sufficient 
9g IP gence ad¢itional moneys for any 
. te manichpatity under this con- 
tract, shall construct or permit the con- 
struction of any sanitary sewers in the 
area to be served by the county system, 
h does not connect to the county's 
system, and no municipality shall con- 
struct or permit the construction of any 
sewage treatment facility within such 
area: Provided, that in event the coun- 
ty is unable to serve any particuer 
area, the board of public works may per- 
mit the construction of such « treat- 
ment factlity under terms and conditions 
to be prescribed by said board, It shail 
be the a aa of each municipality 
to provide necessary sewers to trans- 
port its stwage to the county system. No 
3 shall be made to the county 
system without first securing a permit 
from the department of public works. 
17.- The. boird shail have the right. 
  
  
system, or by any other lawful means 
18 Each municipality shall be re- 
sponsible for the character of the sew- 
oge Originating therein and shall com- 
py, with the rd’s standards and regu- 
tions controlling the discharge of in- 
trial and/or commercial type wastes 
inte the- county system. If the character 
of sewage contributed from any mu- 
nicipality shall be such that it imposes 
an unreasonable additiona] burden upon 
ithe county system, then an additional 
charge shall be made over and above 
the regular service charge, or it may be 
required that such sewage be treated be- 
fore being emptied into the county sys- 
tem or the right to empty said sewage 
into the county system may be denied, 
if necessary, for the protettion of the 
said system or the public health or 
amount | Safet; y. 
%. The provisions of this eement 
shall not be modff: os 
5 is agreement shall become ef- 
fective upon ng approved br the leg- 
{slative bodies of the municipalities and 
by the board of poms works and board 
of supervisors of Oakland County and 
D BY ITS BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS By DELOS HAMLIN, Chairman 
By HILAND M, THATCHER, Secretar ® 
CITY OF BIRMINGHAM By CARL F. INGRAHAM Mores . 
By IRENE E. HANLE&Y 
crry OF LA UP VILLAGE. GE “BY RICHARD N. coacEn 
¥ ALD D. STONE “anne é 
ae COSTELLO 
By J, LAWSON LOCKHART 
VILLAGE OF WESTWOOD , BY MARVIN B. CLINE President \ By ALICE M, SPENCER 
cory OF suaherrens keruts By DOMINICK VETTRAINO 
By ROB: ERT J. STADLER 
TOWNSHIP oF BLOOMPAELD By ARNO L. c 
        : ‘igor 
By ROBERT H, DUDLEY 
(Continued on Following Page)   
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    Se OES Wee eee fs. ae ee 3 ba e S A ¥ fi + a . ‘a sepa acne a) 3} * 
, TUESDAY, APRIT/ 2s, 1950 |. a 
Look rs oS m = ips : : : . t- Gaec4 - o yD A Cyril se Eo ‘+ | GO 1 ay “yarcs tin . 
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pk Glenn Harper! th ) COMMITTEE —- Peter P:jfic fri Osear Eckman) 
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ie   And whereas under seid contract of No-| vember 10, 1954, each munieipeiity ts tal 
as of the (otal emtount of seen eee: instaliment id by the municipal-| pavoamings of the cost of ars to annual ’ 
pay anauatis oa heed Ist, intere vas provided in tract on ft pertion|     
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        Misc. Res, No. 3415—9/8/58.......004....$384,019.14 Mise. Res. No, 3430—10/6/58 .........+..+ 160,000.00 
      i _ $544,019.14 
        
          
    
         
      
      
      
  
       
           
       
     
    
    
           
     
       
     
     
  —— in j required to : Transfer of monies from other funds, on pie oo i saxt a whereas the County Board of Pub- and} & loan . authorized by . - eden paar ~ Fra c any te Works has spproved this soaaen oe ponte mcetrys Sig MM. J such excess in the amount so paid’ after perv | 's-| roan from Medical Care facility Pund. $100,000.00 a 2 F | it resolved by the board per- Loan from Indigept Housing Fund ...... 100,060.60 “y bonds. Ber to of Oakiand County, Michi- teamnes | ca . m — o 
Total funds advanced, on # loan basis 3 W4.019.14 : ; somtied ag 0€S/ Total 1958 appropriations, receipts’ and : Oakland Count Agreement made this 2Ind day of when: me , loans advanced ne. fades vatiesans of $1.834,998.98 on Janui “1958, did py|December, 1958 by and between  the|fne be age Dis- Less expenditures, including commitments shall be to October 31, 1958 — County's share 
ution Ni . pal 
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    : silaigisare ware JOHN L. CAREY said commission for the issuance of “ * . as neues be ° Bonds maturing and efter May 1,/° Moved by F. Smith. supported by Cum- Nor heed my “should have dones : . stall Supervisor od that 1915, from time’ to" time outstanding. —_— Tho eare of Publie Works is here-| "ngs the resolution be adopted. Each golden hour I must enjoy, Mar Pi ci  eebant —, Punds for which A icinserthgerenemnsties nh authorized ct shall be subject to redemption as @ by authorized to sell said bonds at not|..A sufficient majority having voted As will all chosen ones. Knowles, Lahti Levinson os Mc- in the Tow Clerk ance of any deposits after 
         
       
    
      
      
     
         
        
  whole. st the option of the County prior than par « rued therefor, the resolution was adopted. Carney. MeGovers, Menzies, Clarence : said CITY OF expenses which the County has to maturity on sny one or more ang poll erro ga gpg cost “dn eel Moved by F. Smith supported by — Lb “ pad whet I might have been Miller, Cyril Miller, Mitchell, Moberly,| Act No. b By ——-—_______. t.8 in Seamaatitn ‘wlak this BB. oat Payment Getes, on ov after May 1 lend te do ail things necessary to effect \c0ck that the action of the Board previ- The pt wast T om O'Donoghue Oldenburg. Ollar Phillips, existing or hereafter nded. Nothing Mayor - . 1974. Bonds called for redemiption shall | ine sale and issuance of said bonds, sub-|SUSlY taken in setting the salary of the e pleasure that I get today Ramsey, nsom, Remer. shall be By ———_——__.__.._.___.. . Chairman, on behalf of the be redeemed at the par value thereof and sect to the provisions of this resolution |Corperation Counsel at $15,000 per year Is gold. The rest is sham. k. Se F. smith, w ith || @ ter! 
      
       
   
      Smith, Staman, Stephenson Stevens, 
Taylor, Thatcher, Tiley accrutd interest plus « premium on each’), “an resolutions and parts of reso-|8"d in appointing Harry J. Merritt Cor- Tins- ebber, Weinburger Wright, . bend in secordance with the following! be poration Counsel, be - reconsidered due Tomorrow compasses my hopes schedule. - ° confifet herewith, are hereby rescinded to th death of Mr. Merritt on October But holds for me no fears. : 26. 1958.    
    
    
       
      
               
     
       
           
         
        
   
         
         
          
      
          
              
    
   
       
         
   
                    
         2 *°') tf called to be redeemed on or after | a 958. Because it never, never comes, ‘T) DY mr cenereerereenninen May 1. 1974 but prior to May !. 1976. | net roceuetrp tte) me. the adoption “f AYES: Allerton, Alward. Belyea, Bend-| “°F has in all the years. ree ene Se hb oe ae = Clerk C, KNOWLES $25 If called to be redeemed on or after |'"S Cooted “by Mie Dunc “a nil Cake ee ee ABSENT: Bonner. Christensen, Ewart,| Municipality {x we eee Bg _ VILLAGE OF WESTWwooD } Gir May 1, 1976 but prior to May 1. 1978. | UPR ee ea Allerton, Alwerd, tie, Christensen, Clack, Clark. Clawson,| 1 %¢¢ that future day to be Tei, Hoard, Holmes, Hudson, i (ia | staliments and interest beter nowee: BY rn wero. paditagoagrend on tenn" |Belyes, Bender, Bonner, Brendel, Car: \Crenchwe Croteau, Cummings, Davis, Tey bad ae ee a nae Mise" Sat) eaeDeneld, Miinavenl. { come due, then such municipality agrees ~ gy Prestéens | Pas Teemelion te" = ay 1, ut Or yi, le ; : s * . oa vel in ay, . : : x reer 4 els it cated to Be redeemed on afi Clowcen comeietty, Sack |Dickens. Doheny, |. “Duncan Pout | ohne my Tae rt Warns necset NF the Bese af Pett) Bel Tie coat tase fo tine rene on ” “Vinge Glock inaredaitilent tmAlorNy Daring voted May 1, 1980 but prior to May 1, 1982. . - : . . . . "Hul . TOWNSHIP OP PONTIAC NY aes ae te ee Duscen Pout Prig, Geraepene ed, Matalin, |Hirstall, “Tagrahew. Sohnest, Kelley, gh native of Oakland County. Barry oN WAGE. EMENT "|i paragraph 12) of cold’ Section 12 and y —-——____. . ‘Mer after Liay 1, 1082 but p to May 1. Heacock. Henry, Hill, Hoard, Holmes, |Kephart, ier Knovies, Lahtt, Levin-| berritt gy the Inte See ond ate | d that it will at the time of each annual tax By Supervisor E: {CONSUMERS POWER COM £5 Mf plat 10 be redeemed on or after soe Raley “aepharts Wits ensth (ite gleem Lilip, Lackhart, MacDoaald (wuss! Merritt aries tradeats ere; Prob gig he Senay ange Ay hy, peg sex 1. tos. : Labtt, Levinson, Lewis, Lily’ Lockhart,|Milier Corts Miller. “Mitchell” Moberly, |fevmly Cak High School in 1914, he at-| of ater|to the next maturing principa) install-; Mise. 3450 ; visors the Dolsers of tite Semae te te eiena ls |MecDonala, BMcCactney, Be Ooms ne eg ITD Miller, “Mitchell Phillips, |Gaing, Albion College “and the’ Detroit e Count ment and interest By Er. Thatcher Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: = — of be 4 bende baal —— Mensies, Clarence Miller Cyrit Miller’ p daiaewing  eameet bss * Remar oma ae ee — in 1918) ~ of Public Works. am. witness Wherest. the agp og Bgemene RE: TatOn WATER AND: the . Power Com- - y publication of 5 notice helt . : 1 some. : e U.S. Army Air Serv-| which proposed -a reement w ave cau; Ss agreemen: exe-| SEW. STEM ‘ fre for redemotiy at leagh once na/aur Otay Pailin “Gunlan Remy sain Stumm” Sipmenasn ateens Se 2 puget ir ewenant trom De Bolter Susteiete teh Tati Se thosised otietta, A ase ns| “Werks ners Oy Oe Beerd of Publi Sone a ixed for redemption, at once in : ; : ‘ , \ : , - 8. School o ary Aeronautics| referred to in the following re uly suthor officers, as e : : newspaper or publication circulated in —— Bag pmo Somaen. P.|Taylor, Thatcher, Tiley, Tinsman, Voll, at the University of Iltnois and was) The following resotution wes Offered by|day and year first above written. Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: ' ‘Mot See. . the City of Detroit, Michigan, which car- ith, * ith, Solley, Staman, Wright, Yockey. (74) . stationed in Texas, New Jersey and Sel.|Mr Thatcher: COUNTY OF OAKLAND Pursuant to Miscellaneous i 3 Bo) ries.as @ part of {ts regular service, no- Til Tincms. Vel wi ., Thateher,| NAYS: None. (0) sata t a|tridee Pieid. After the war, Harry Mer-|_ Whereas the Oakland County Board of By Its Board of Public Works {|N>. 3334, passed b of State tices of the sale of municipal bonds. _ nm, Voll, Wright, -} A sufficient majority having voted rit: returned to complete his education | Supervisors on October 13. 1958, did by y visors on m Bonds so called ‘for redemption shall not | NAYS: Wi ee therefor, the motion carried. br” jin the Law and in 1921 received his the passage of Miscellaneous Resolution Chairman bear interest after the date fixed for aay One ig" Moved by FP. Smith supported sft anid jdeeree. In 1923. he served as Assistant| N° 3435. authorize and direct the Board By sca SC redemption. provided funds are on hand ae a Borer, an: Duncan. Ewart,/mings that the action of the rd’ Prosecuting Attorney and later as Cir- | of Public Works to negotiate contracts} ~ — Bec oF with the paying agent to redeem the|Horkey, jantese. nevault, Swanson. ipreviously taken in setting the salary/eui: Court Commissioner. In 1939, he was! With the City of Detroit for the treatment ~ TOWNSHIP OF FARMINGTON same. Bonds maturing prior to the year | Webber, fi einburger. (9) for the Corporation Counsel at $15,000) appointed County Corporation Counse}. #4 disposal of sewage from the Ever- BY nee | 1975 shall not be subject to redemption —. ( per year fer ieee and 1968 and the! fe was married to the former Bint weet wate Disposal District and to s ee | prior to maturity. All bonds shali have By 2 at a appointment of Harry J. Merritt as Cof-/som Garland in Mt. Clemens on Noven,| Submit said contract to the Board for its T a | proper coupons attached thereto evid REPO! ON PROPOSED LEG-| poration Counsel, be rescinded. Pr 28, 1923, and besides his wife he is *20TOval. and ‘own: : FR 
ip Clerk ene- as be: ing interest to their respective dates of eae oon POR 1959 SESSION © AYES: Allerton, Alward, Belyes. survived by three children Me mtg Wneress the Oakland County Board of - FORRSMIE OF WEST BLOOM. fo . maturity. nd County Board of Super-/pender, Bonner, Brendel. Cardon, Carey,|P_ Masters, John G. Merritt and. Vir. | supervisors, on January soup Re did by   2. That the principal of said bonds and Castle, Christensen, Clack; Clark, Ciw- ginia Lou Merritt all of Roval Oak Board a Supervisor 
    P : ’ . | No. 3330. guthorize ang dir the interest thereon shall be payable in|Mr. Chairman. Ladies and Gentlemen: [son Crenshaw, Croteau, Cummings.| He was a member of the Michigan a lawful money of the United States cf}, Since the last mittee has eee ard, Your| Davis, Dickens. ~Dohany, R. Duncan.!and Oakland County Bar Ansceiations | oft Werte Detroit for the treatment ” ‘Township Clerk America, at aiueh. bank sation en Legi veh er = a = the roea Paid, Goodspeed. Hamlin. Hoa- jand oreenined | snd Decame a lifetime/ and disposal of sewage from the Por CITY OF SOUTHFIELD company as sha! designa e | legisla grow PETVISOTS | eo jenry, ‘oard, ; -imember o the Oakland County/| mington : ~ fa eriginal purchaser of the bonds. Such|Inter-County Committee and has con-|/ton ’ Huiet. Hursfall, Ingraham John-|Snortamen's Club and the Oakland canbe aid obabrees ce te Bet, saad to “7 Mayor purchaser shai} bave the right to name/ sidered, legislative proposals made by/son. Kelley. Kephart, Kiser, Knowles, (Hunt Clab) Sse was also a Past Com-| approval. and By & co-paying agent. some of the other counties. Lant, Levingon, Lewis. Lilly, Lockhart, mander of Frank Wendtland Post 253.| Whereas the Oakland County Board of City Clerk 3. That the Chairman of the Board of After study of these proposals, your|/ MacDonald, McCartney. MecGovern,iAmerican Legion, serving as State| Public Works on December 18, 1958 did CITY OF KEEGO HARBOR Super tsors and the County Clerk, of the|Committee recommends the endorsement Menzies, Clarence Miller, Cyril Miller,|American Legion Treasurer tn 1925; qa) @Uprove a proposed agreement designat- Sy es S 
  , i y — County of Oakland, are hereby author-/of the following proposals made by Ma- Mitchell. Moberly, O'Donoghue, Olden-/Roval Oak Township Communit Pund|¢d as the “Evergreen-Parmington Sew- Mayor ized and directed to execute said bonds|Omb County: : burg, Ollar, Phillips, Quinlai, msey,,Chairman: a member of the Salvation | axe Disposal Agreement'* between the - By for and on behaif of the said county! Amend Section 196 of the Drain Code|Ransom, Remer, @ehock, Semann, F.[Army Advisory Board: Royal Oak | County of Oakiang through its Board of -” City Clerk and to effix the seal of said county/of 1956 to the of the/ smith, W. Smith, Solley, Staman, Steph-|Lodge 464. F and AM, Moslem Shrine of | Pub . thereto. and to execute the interest cou-|limitation for maintenance funds ©B |enson,. Stevens, Taylor, Thatcher. y,/Detroit and Royal Oak Lodge 1523, pond to be sttached to said bonds by|Grains. At present the amount. is set at Tinsman, Voll, Wright, Yockey. (74) BPOE. causing to be affixed thereto their fac- Law without ® petition. The Drain Com-|" Nays: None, (0) | To all of us who have known Harry = IN| RE: simile signatures: and that upon the aerated has recommended and the Leg-| 4 sufficient majority having voted/as a fellow public servant and friend, | igi Sewace Disposal. District and) POSAL SYSTEM — im execution of said bonds and attached |!slstive SS ee Sn amend-'therefor, the motion carried. jhis integrity and- fidelity to duty have and did’s fer Sewage Disposal District,| Mf. Thatcher resented Ocoee and = =r 2 r coupons, the same shall be delivered to|™ment : ——— e limitation to $500 _ Moved by F. Smith supported by Berliner well recognized. It seems to me! retar: ‘he oe the vig mien and Sec-| Amendment to weserous Pgh ¢. eg -) - ome . in pre the Treasurer of said county who is od mile or fraction therof or 1% of that the functions of Committee Clerk/that the words from a Poem which Harry execute anid verter wd Far “4 ce ae aor gk ne oy Thich was read to the . ia cote, ‘subject to Hereby suthertaeg and directed to ée- p Pec ma ae Becta ae be consolidated with the existing legal/wrote some time ago as a “Sonnet (o Age Disposal Agreement arab} a “o. Board at poperviccts. tne urouen tas county ver said aenes and attached couporte ia te oe *. i getoncall gd 5 bgp Meds functions of a eCarperetion 1 Counsel «| Tioline are very appropriate at this|/aporoval of thus: Board of sepertioots” The following resolution was offered Boa ro of : a to the purchaser, thereof, upon receipt: oaden pow 7 iOffice and t ie ‘OFM: t erk’s : . * pags y of the purchase price therefor ‘Plat Board so that new piets must first Offige be placed under the Corporation His feet trod heavy here, you see the Seas cr mer Te ee at, Wels] by Mr. Lge oe County Board of] _ Ow Teererere Te TS Reaseves ae —e : joer 958,   
Public orks and the ¥ of Detrott,, Mise. through its Board of. Water Commisston- Recommended by the Board of Public 3, 
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Supervisors does hereby ap-| Whereas the 0: Board ef Public Works Is hereby author-| - 4 at the said bonds are to be is-/be referred to the Drain Commissioner | qouSse. ve ‘ ‘ ton Novembér 10, 1 : sued pursuant to the provisions of Act | for th. age sore being considered| “yroved by Cyril Miller supported by Is hollowed out and grooved from iwane coon Ree arenington tet severe a form of Agreement te we| pee See wee ey Be 1967. im anticipation et the payment of| Macomb County has Suggested certain |this matter to the Special Counts Gere]. ‘tep abart Gee Soe Uotted and dpctonen ie Cts a ned and|County Nef Oakland end’ the chy of of the . im anticipation o @ paymen this matter to the Spec. ounty Gov- e@ years allotted him, ® Secre' { : aic v Oakland an 2 the amounts to become due to‘the Coun-|smendments to the one-man Grand Juryiernment Committee for their recom- ; . sna se Mele _suthor a ee Hf 
  directed to execut éliver o half} Bloomfield Hills, the City of Lathrup ; ty under said contract of November 10, ww. While your Committee does not en- mendation His body gone, hig thoughts will live of the County ef Canina reek ae Village.” the City of Birmingham, the 1958. which amounts aggregate the sum |dorse the principle of the one-man grand)" "g sufficient majority not having voted . Instead, of original copies of sald Agreement as|City of Southfield, the City of Troy, the of $6,175,000 with interest as therein pro-|JUry. it dees endorse the petoguetas as therefor, the motion lost. A comet blazed its way across the|S@\d officers may deem advisable. Village of Westwoor the Township of vided. treed by Macomb County in adding) "Moved by Cyril Miller supforted by sk Be rther Resolved that a copy-of| Bloomfield and the Township of Pontiac         s of le 5. That the full faith and credit of|the following words to Section 3 o Davis the motion be amended that the The flame ts gone. The glow sald Agreement as ‘executed chal! be at-|for the acquisition, financing and epera- the County ts hereby pledged for the| Chapter T of the Code ef Criminal Pro-icosioman appoint s special committes never die. Wom WH ached to the taimeien ar le Meeting.|tion of the Evergreen Sewage Disposal] prompt payment of the principal of and|cedure: |from this Board to study the recom- t : Mr Thatcher moved the adoption of) System, and did authorize the Chairman shall| “Providing, any person called before. Mr. Chairman, the foregoing resolution. ' Secreta e Board of Public — = bends as the same sh I the Grand Jury shall be entitled to have | ™endation. majority not having voted membership of the Lowe . connie e motion Was supported by Mr. Hu- Works to execute said agreement subject = ‘ 6. That ail moneys paid to the Coun- legal counsel present at the time SUCD therefor. the motion lost the foregoing memorial for Harry J Posse let to the approval of this Board of Super-|y ty by the municipalities toward the cap-|testimony 1s given so that such witness, Vote on original motion: mitt be spread on the records of this| peo” Yol! call. the resolution was adopted visors, and Fouts tin . ital cost of said Evergreen Sewage Dis-|May be advised of his legal rights, and. | A. ete 8: majority having vated, Board and that a copy be forwarded ¢ by the following vote: Whereas this Board of Supervisors, “Huiet, Hurs: posa! System, pursuant to said contract Provided Purther, that such ‘egal coun. suilictent or y ted bd his surviving wife and to each r} °| AYES: Al'erton Alward’ Belyea, Ben-|on November 10, 1958. did by the passage fail van ‘Jenect, * Kis of November 10, 1958, shall be set aside sel at subject to. the same require. | Merefor. “hy Dian rapport’ by |children, et Gh pe oar Sree, Bekins Crey, cae rol hc ggennin gr eg cag poe Kno Levinson Locknad, ace . 4 r ments secrecy ess"' es A r awson renshaw, HAR pon 4 er ro! "Gee pokes | amend also leeison on of this Chap. | Thatcher that the recommendation o LLIAM C Croteau, Cummings, Davis. Dickenk Do-| Secretary of the Board of Pubile Works|Do' = [beg f . N | tee is The resolution ; lyour Sal-ries Committee that the salary was unanimously sup-|hany, J. W. Duncad R Duncan, F to execute and deliver on behalf of sald for the payment of the principal and in- Neue tir ean arene pie = of the Corporation Counsel be set at 6g ge by the Board. | Goodsneed. | Hamlin. Heacnct” Hoare County of Oakland said Evergreen Ser- meey. amet eaia't Some peg che Grand Jury not only to file a public ac- $12,500 Lge Lie asl We 11 b00 poe oe paid Moberly the beara’ adjourn’ abet 2 Pk Horkey, Horton, Hulet Hursfal! fn-/ age ery gr nee weekieet? “es make; Remer Schock, emann, “F 8m * ag - sé . ‘poration Counsel at %i1.! hg a c am, Johnson, rt, r Whereas Ss no et pons shall be substanitally in the follow-/count of al! monies disbursed by him POT@ . r the cali of the Chair Knowles, Lahtt, Levinson, Lockhart, "Met: certain amendments to said Agreement,|Smith, Sollev. aemen. eemeee, 
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Led <'s ore its of] F rati 1 at : . : but to require also that such montes|the Assistant Corporation Counse A sufficient majorit " - cone 8 7 “= tor Batted States of America [shall be disbursed under the control and oe See ceo ton se! ar ik. “ therefor, the motion vara weres Crnrence Site Pye eer sachet tatned cy ay tg State of Michigan * _Jdirection of the County Board of Super- adopted. such salaries to be effective DELOS HAMLIN | Moberly O'Donoghue -Olderburg, Ollar | Sewage Disposal System Agreement . County’ cd Oakland _— sore ee heres — doe cbr tineed this daie. FLORENCE J. ALLEN Chairman cues, femien. Ramsey, Ransom Re- rd the Board of Supervisors at this mest- A. aufficient Gakland County Sposa, in ‘cient = . js er. Schock, Semann. Smith ne: an =-Bvergreen ‘System freee legislation ons by ead sen” iba mictinn serene voted | Clerk Smith Soliev. gtaman, abuhieneen, tint: Whereas the Oakiand County Seerd ot Serer, ~ Number $1,000 Supervisors Inter-County Recreation Moved by Staman supported by John- on ens, Swanson. Taylor. Thatcher Tiley,| Public Works, on December 10, ‘ Mr. Thatcher ; pa Committee which would permit counties son that Norman R. Barnard be em.. DECEMBER 22 1958 Tinsman, Voll, _ Webber. Weinburger;®pprove a form of Amendment To Ever- IN RE: COUNTY WA UY at DeLee ene a rations, Whbhee per ae etee ena at: plored. pe: Corperstion Goaceat’ tas Oak pene tine called to order by Chairman|Wrieht_ Yockey. fy) reen Sewage  Disposa) Agreement be|IN RE: COUNT ot Publ, W the County of Oakland, Michigan, here-|Missions. While your committee does not land County effective at once to serve) Snvozatn. i inson : —— ° pone. io * ae Recon e ne ee Me alities, and did/Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gen : pid et soto -s~ or ihe are need for sua, Noguetaiion’ tor Ook (the balance of the existing term and! Roll Called” yb Ay preted Mohorty. Frid Hoare Rees yo b Datrid ‘authorite the Chairman and Secretary| Whereas . parosee, fot areatin ot vee ee i eet et fe ee ecom. tifor the year 1959 and) at the will of Bender, Boyer ‘Brenan) ey, | lewis Villy,” Rhinevai ‘lof the Board of Public Works to execute|the Departmen ec bearer, hereof the sum( of land County, it doe fecemmend thet the Board (thereafter), any resolutions! Castle, 'Ciece Ee law. C8TEYs| write gaage’ Riinevaart. (11) sald Atmoninent fo Wivecetnee beaanci bat 185 of the Public Ac Thousand’ Dollars we endorse this new act in principle. : ' ’ ee eck, Clark, Clawson, Crenshaw,| Mise. 3448 ; said Amendment To Everg s vee facilities and render se: onthe tat dey af ny AD. 18 to-| athe Drath of Uh Boar atins of he Hoard previa ade oteeg Comings ‘tBuncans Beate | Make ane oe Board ot Pobe|Beeeel Sram AEs Sapa ites Cretan tbe enn Ree ae : 3. : ; wR, ; 5 s v were Una , sa hoe] nr ea, at the take an Proposed new legisiation which would} AYES: Allerton, Alward, Belyea,| Fouts Goodspeed Himth., Hencock 4 RE AMENDMENT TO FARMING.| visors oek Sore J oe Ape uw ’ . Bender, Bonner, Brendel, Cardon, Carey,/ry, Hill, Horkey, Horton Hulet. Hursfalt| TON &®Wang DISPOSAL SYSTEM! Now Therefore Be tt Resolved that —____——_. (~~) per cénttim per tet uD Couasy tar bere, tent Drain|Castle, Christensen. Clack, @lark, Claw.| Ingraham. Johnson, Kelley, Kephart. Ki,|__ AGREEMENT the Board of Supervisors does hereby/ services or when one, or annum, payable May 1, 1969 and eons Commissioner, and his staff, have pre-/Son, Crenshaw, Croteau,, Cummings, /ser, Knowles. Laht!, Levinson, Lock-| Me Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen-;approve the said amen‘atory contract so bi and services retdered BY stah da- stay and Movceber Te mack teas’ Gan pared a new act to accomplish this. On|Davis, Dickens, Dohany, R. Duncan, |hart, MacDonald McCartney. McGovern, r Thatcher presented a copy of the and does hereby ag «rot Soa ih Chatce tident for the benefit of ita citizens, pritcipal and interest. hereof’ ere. pay.(recommendation of the Drein Gommigice |Pouts. Prid. Goodspeed. " Hafalin. Hes-|Menaiea Clarence Miller. Cyril Miller, Proposed Agreement amending Pa a-|the Board of Public Works by its ‘de-| and aan: ee Rapa Me ygireine Mor the Outted your Legislative Committee has camé}eock, Henry, Hill, Hoard, Holmes, Hor- ie =a f O'Donoghue, Olden: "tanh 7 of the Farmington Sewace Dis- yoo cach wanker ot ssigbenl coats ‘St a ereas the Township Board of West & n law 
° . r, 1 $, n States ot America at pletely reviewed this new act and, after | tom, % Mevsfal. Ingraham, Joha-|, ansom Re-ner, eens "bumenn PF. bo" 1 1957, hetween the County of Mak.|sald amendatory agreement as said of-| Bloomfield Township and Smith, W Smith. Solley Staman Steph-//ao) a the affected muuicinatities ficers may deem advisable. services or when one or 
    
  .” Kelley, Kephart, Kiser, Knowles, petal in the City of ——_—_—__—-—-_—_, upon |Making some minor changes, have ap-|s0n," Ke i wis, Lilly’ Leekhate 1 and presentation and surrender of ,this bond aan polar Fiche arg Mgr | Serteia enone ol rahe Govern. on Ti eee, Tarier, ThiAch.| which Proposed agreement was read to], Mr Thatcher moved the adoption of _ as have certain water systems op- aad the cous menete ae ey liber of the Board for study, These were|Menzies, Clarence Miller, Cyril Miller, burger. "wright “Yockey at ian | erferces 's In the followine resolution | Stpported by Mr. Ingraham. On roll call| erated by¢ the Oak! De | “nis bond 18 6 of a series of bpnds|forwarded to board members by the|Mitchell, Moberly, O'Donoghue, Olden-| present , TUPI Mr. Thatcuer stated. that the execution| the resolution Was Adopted by the tel ‘a haw mene St ous cee nap asto ma-|Committee Clerk on November 3, 1958./burg, Olar, Phillips, Quinlan, Ramsey, Moved by Cummings supported by|of said preemer*t had thie dav heen| lowing vote: of like date and tenor excep eee conrlir a are any questions rding this,|Ransom, Remer, Schock, Semann, F.lorenshaw the minute. of the previous| 8U*horized br the Roard of Public works | YEAS: Allerton, Alward, Belyea, Ben-| No. 185 of the turity sly in’ the direct “the direct oroer of their|/there are members of the Drain Com-|St ith, W. Smith, Solley, Staman, Steph- Peeting be @pproved. as printed | suntect ta e approvel of the County|der, Boyer, Brendel, Cardon, Carey, Cas-| that the consent of socvetioee te 1 to 0178 both inclusive,}Missioner’s staff present to answerjenson, Stevens, Taylor, : A sufficient ajority having voted, The’ following resolution was offered|tie, Clack, Clark, Clawson. Crenshaw, ¢ obtained to aggregating “the principal sum of Sirjthem. Your Legisiative Committee rec- ‘Tinesean. Voll, wees Yockey. (74) gt Soca er motion Ko ae ; _ joy Mr. Thatcher: = ] - : None. re cards o! anks from e) weet ntice RETIRE Gene een ee ee ee nee Sciuily having voted/families of Harry J Merrit, Harry | Supervisors of Oak’and County Anes here |Feuts, Goodspeed, Hamlin. jHeacoek, pmghlae grote a % at full con-| Mf. Chairman, on behalf of the Legis-|therefor, the motion carried. Kyser“and Charles W. Hamilton, (Placed|bY apvrove the Agresment dated De. pat Hil, Horke f, Berton, Kuies, pal ieciae Wide tae One titutt and Sta~|lative Committee, I move as follows: Moved by Staman_ supported by) on file.) cember 22, 1958, between the County of | fell, eran awe sot entie tee rid tee ad ‘he State of Michigan ont 0. 1. That foregoing reers be re-/Thatcher that Norman 8. Becton ge Cor- Prag ead ag? fi grants trom Wil- eae a. i eS “ Farming- "2 Th bMaeDonsia: MeCartney ae i of b ‘ y érein|poration Counsel, be authorized to em- ‘Hudson, . : e v . . Ee land | ae og ost T teak ter tee reer ae cass Ue epprovtd cs tant at te Gone. loy Charles A. Davis as first assistant; The Cosirmen recommended the ap-jof Keego rbor and City "0 iy gerera, Breve iencenpe “ baal a system able to se lic Acts of 1807, for the purpose of|made be =. - g bert P. Al-|pointment of Clayton G. Lilly and Frank Fre Poe eruantield, amending pare-| Miller. Mitchell. Moperiy O'D-s lars Chain We defraying the cost of the Evergreen Sew- 7 That : ration Counsel lhe|len as assistant Corporation Counsel. - Webber as members of the Board of ere of the agreement of November| Olden ae Ba omer Setmann tn stan of a isposal System. . 8 Public Works for three vear terms com-|1, 1957, between said narties providing|sey, Rat .. Romer, i | dbvis' said Bonds of this series’ maturing prior tolinstructed to. draft the appropriate nee, Be ee Le V8N9 8 me pemaee te tae for the’ establishment? financie avd om P. Smith. ‘Smith. Solley, Staman, May 1, 1975 are not subject to redemp-jamendments or new laws to carry out th erator. * motion ¢ _ Moved by Lockhart supported by Good-leration of the Farmington Sewage Din Stephenson, Sidvens. “Swanson Talyor. nate   
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    : ds maturing|the foregoing recommendations. . 1 . the Board apptov. appoint-/Posal System, so that said Paragraph 7 tcher. Filev - Tina se It Webber, : ; : on and ater May. is from time 8 Sion ‘be tor sarded by the Gounty IN RE! MEM AL FOR HARRY J ments recomm by x e “chalrman will rend 85 soltowe: “ mat Weinburger, his“ Yookey, (74) and ict been - 18. Oakland cane ceoencing, ont soon to Pegeags avea et SP exrtae aL ee Say fits seein | tig pss fore faing Spee! ede Wea MANTUA REPERZ] BME al curutonan, Pre at MA tthe BESS tts tS He Oaklea 0 eac. ; , | or the As spec . e its nm r the ! ‘ : ‘ ’ P \ P me prong ovis te pa A ps good one or|Legisiature srpreecuet be RD 7 ol County Board of Super-: aa , erton, Alva : Belyea. Berr prompt n payinent of the ateroeeld obliga- Beera, seimee. “Hldson, Lewis, Lily,|/and J is cocem menmee to this 4 mm Lot 4 ‘ ; LEGISLA | r, er, e erase, ey, Cas-| tons eac r levy a tax isors * Mine’ 1. 107k. Bonds. called for. redemp- “JOHN G. SEMANN, From our midst has departed oneltig, Clack, Clark’ Clawsad, Cretilmw,| in an amount Suen anton ine cornid AMENDMENT 10 evERO RFE tion shall be tedeemed at the par value} Chairman es whe | hes een a 4 y 8 Croteau, Cummings, Davis, Dick ens De: Ation p estimated delinquencies, in tx col: SEWAGE AL SYSTEM thereof and accrued interest plus a pre- CARL F. INGRA "“T55s ‘at the age of 62. AD of ts will any, J. W. ca, i ¢ , & be te | ben cordance wi RNO ‘ speed, Hamlin, Heacock | flenry: pt payment of any amoilat falling) This Agreement made this ———/ to 9 fin | mium.on each bond in accordance with yon supported by Hulet|miss Harry Merritt, who, as Corpora-| ii Horne Horton, Hulet. Hursfall, In- She "eters the time. of the’ following tax! day of —-————, by and petw-en| obligations to the cougty since all h | wing schedule: ‘ Moved b ippor 7 See | eile ; : ; ¥ , : TY ™ higan| connected with the operation | oh on of after|the resolution be tion Counsel for Oakland County since am, seange, Kephart, Kiser, collection, une te time of making) the Goon QF OAKLAND, a Michigan e S the individual bé redeemed "sn thal v hall be cash on|county ¢ ( F. Called| tenance will be borne fent- majority he vote d/1639, & good that “on Know, Lahti, Levinson, } rt, Me- ¥' re she ty ‘ ‘ gus if dalled te Po ccmand ox of atter|therefor, the resolution was adopted. very day that he was stricken = ai vs Mociovera, Menzies, Clarence; hand (as ey “for in paragraph 2./the “county”, party of the first part,’ users of said system,                 é . bar ran ev : . : i ] 5 ' ; a , a 
           
     Dis- posal bonds— dealt be . oe dated January 1, 1988; shall be num- Excess over funds provided ........ . $ 47,573.08 bered consecutively in ‘the direct order Plus funds advanced, on @ loan basis, as e od baal a trom 3 to 6.178, both Usted above se ieerenteprteererenssece 744,019.14 
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= ? : ration in Oak s of $1,900 each; shall bear interest at a °* prog TOTAL APPROPRIATION OVER- Whereas the Oakland Coun some 64 rate or rates to be hereafter determined County DRAPT, OCT. 31, 1958........... -° » $ 791,592.22 a P se " oa RY Southfield) ; i with, alt attended not exceeding six all gs of the first day of Janu. + oa oa mpened and the CITY OF HARBOR and pum. tbe. g the net expenditures for theifatai ilineds, we reappointed him to his OF OAKLAND, —. ee re tll My ~— Saanatiog’ se ears red f nga mesting aa "Oct ber City ITNESSETH oA . q ~ | cur! at cur last meet on Octo! 3 as Mor — - and annie esa. the eanscat Relief Be that Ha is _ look Hd — ; re t any dif e ‘ : $ ow try is gone, we can rough the a ; oe Moy 1, mee —— of its Board of rane wa a, ae i dee ee neck on “~ good life thas he lived and Ba ne ae from the areas ichmont, Sensing cash. ab su bonds and tm... ay I, ‘. pervisors ma’ 168, 106. ; . fine representation of our interests shall be cancelled. May 1, 1962 By Wherefore, Mr. Chairman, I move that!here in Oakland County. While he served posal District and authorize the “ by County In Witness Whereof, the Lrg Ragen ba ‘nen tot ee May 1, 1963 . Its, County. Clerk the foregaing report be accepted and the/us his advice, 1 tetpal the To the| have ca this agreement een ae 5 : = May 1, 1964 t Staind (Coupon) _|action of the Ways and Means Commit-iconcept kept pace with the great de- execute said Agree- cuted and delivered we fe Ay yo day] posed Sees May 1, 1965 ; um ‘he lal ' ‘ $——— tee in authorizing the advance, on @ loan|velopment of our area. . the approval of this hg <4 ‘s duly authorized bangs nd Whereas May 1, 1966 » 120, 6 SLs »,AD. 19—-| basis, from the Medical Care Pactlity of] Harry Merrit! w of rvisorss ‘ is ane Footy A pron May 1, 1967 i e County of Oakland, Michigan, will! s199 900.90 and from the Indigent Hous- lawyer but the! Therefore Be It. Resolved that this — ity ego May 1, 1968 | : pay to the Se sum — ing Pund of $100,000.00 at its meeting great outdoors. As the Board of ye Of} Whereas the parties hereto desire te May 1, 1969 y Touliee Steter ern money of thé /held on November 6, 1958, be ratified andiserved in the opening lines of his ‘““Than- Seno” an » Big Bee: amend paragraph 7 of contract May 1. 1979 180. nited States o Pig gl the ——— : atopsis”: “To him who in the love of Public Works — Therefore It Is Hereby Agreed by and May 1, 1971 . » fe c ~ The interest|,. Purther that your honorable body su-|nature holds communion with her visible! fecrenre WG authorized and di-| between the pa that para- May 1, 1972 , des ae tat dae ee Ee une Cannt|thorise the Clerk of this Board to amend/forms, she speaks a various language.”’| Taph 7 of said contract of November 1, May 1, 1973 . = on, a ~ re OUN-iMiseelianeous Resolution No. 3430 as Marry was & good poet as well. He the fos is hereby amended to read in its en. May 1, 1974 2.0... 002... 200,000 fe ate "ica tone 1950, No |adopted on October 6, 1958, said resolur|wrote many poems th: tirety as "Yellows: May 1. 1935 ............ 210.000 yetem, january 1, 1959, No. “|ttom dealing with the confirmation of a thoughts and  phflosop 7. unie} does May 1, 1976 ....... e+-ee 220,000 Chairman of the Beara. the Board of loan to the Gen Relief Pund amount-jhaps one of the most expressive was May 1, 1977 .....4....44 230,000 Supervives ing to $234,019.14 striking out thejwritten by Harry in 1932—he ca it 
: May 1, 1978 sercee 240,000 s lwording (not repay: ) preceding that “View Point”: eting - May 1, 1978 ........ «».. 250,000 County Clerk thus such wording of ne i've no regrets for yesterday r adoption of} 
2 May 1, 1980 ........... + 260,000 & That the seid bonds ‘shall not be|foree or effect. And none, for year solution. tion May 1, 1981 .........5-. 270,000 issued_untis the M Com- Pe WAYS AND MEANS COMMIT- What joys I m ll hav¢ today, motion was supported by Mrs. May 1, 1982 ee ceecene 280.000 mission of the State of Mich shall TEE " TH not the futdré*fear. “* a - 
4 May 1. 1963 .......:.... 290.000 eee Oe etd ta oan ichigan PRED W. SMITH. Chairman On roll-¢all. the resolution was adopt- ‘ Mey 1. 106 ........-.0- SAO | REET, Savas Ms ender exanting pas- R. C. CUMMINGS - ‘The Now is what I must surpass, wing vote: May 1, 1965 .....5..+0.. 310.000 ee ON Pee eee io Act No. DAVID LEVINSON If Life to me’d be kind May 1, 1986 .......... «+ 328.000 amended, ona the Board of Public Works HILAND M,. THATCHER Tomorrow then will never come May 1, 1987 ......000+.. 338,000 through ‘its Director is hereby suthor- ORPH C. HOLMES - And yesterday's behind. May 1, 1988 ......:..... 335,000 and directed to a FRANK J. VOLL, SR. May 1, 1989 325,000 Time does not panse o'er my regrets 
  
                  
     
        
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
  Wherea 
about (12) County employees Means Committee, and with th eligible to participate in/ the the Drain Committee. 
move the adoption of the foregoing reso-| the Li ba 
. WAYS AND MEANS COMMIT. 
  age Whereas it is estimated that th lution. will be about $13800 per employes ora   ef BE    
      
at Aen the sus te 3 Inter-Count: ; pervisors be.\advised that Oakland 73 
& Moved by PF. Smith 1,500; cock the resolution be 
A sufficlent mafority That a sum'not in excess be a urteted Srem the 1609 
, purpose be 
pended by the Board of Auditors as 
needed: . 
Ha fi id 
    a & d Fs Fe .OF FUNDS FOR 
To the Oakland County Board of Super- 
visors ; 
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: 
At the meeting of this Board heid 
November 10, | 
| 
: 
  Be   
& That a 
lution be forwarded 
Comm i FI z 2 § gf Mr. Chairman, on behalf of the Ways 
and Means Committee, and with 
currence of the Inter-County Commit- 
tee, I move the adoption of the forego- 
ing resolution. a tj ' F 
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    R Resolution No. 44), 
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rd may be continually 
of the mounting deficit 
ing from ee ccna 
— CAREY mit the following 
Moved by F. th supported by Levin-iperiod from 
son the resoluti be adopted 30       
  
         
          
          
    
        which are peculiar to such a wae . ropriation for year 1958 
ounty’s share (70%).... 
oP | Transfer of monies from other funds, on 
@ loan basis, previously confirmed by 
s. No, 3415, 9/8/58 
» No. 3430, 10/6/58 ...6..0...4... 
Misc. Res. No. 3444, 11/6/58 ........... 
Transfer of monies from oth 
“| @ loan basis, authorized 
Means Committee on 12/9/58, action not 
eed confrimed by this Board: 
ica. eee   
    ii th 
atlas 
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  Garage Revolving ... 
| Central Heating Revol 
te Laundry Revolving 
Total funds agvanced on loan basis..... 
TOTAL 1956 APPROPRIATION, RE- 
PTS AND LOANS ADVANCED... 
Less expenditures, including commitments 
to November 30, 1956: 
S8—County’s share (70%) ...... ceeseere eee rere er ey 
    
  on behalf of the Legis- 
move 
    
       
   
     
  EXCESS OVER FUNDS PROVIDED... 
Plus funds advanced, on a loan basis, as‘ 
listed above .._. emesis Pees capex et. 
TOTAL APPROPRIATION OVERDRAFT 
NOVEMBER 36, 1958     
    sé 
Wherefore, Mr. Chairman, I move that| ing report be accepted and the/each 
the Ways and Means Commit- 
the 
Medical Care Pacil- By Mr. FP. smith ® 
To the Honorable 
Mr. Chairman, 
  sentatives from Oakland County, and to 
Board of sors in the State 
     
    Board of Pom need Sore 
tlemen: Ladies and Gen en: 
Whereas Act 251 of the Public Acts of 
1047 (M.B.A. —e empowers the 
au 2 thorize y 
of the Genera) Pund of the cost. 
of surety bonds for an loan basis, from ¢ 
ity, Salaries Reserve, Garage 
Central Heating Revolving and Laundry 
Revolving fynds 6f the sums above men- 
tioned and totaling $250,000.00 on De- 
ber 9, 1958, be ratified and con 
WAYS AND MEANS COMMIT- 
FRED W. SMITH, Chairman 
R CUMMIN:            
        the 50/50 match- 
in the state welfare appears 
the best interests of the County that the 
cost of such bonds sh 3 
BMoved re i) by. Philli 
the resolution be ado ted . " 
Moved by Mitchell supported by 
ham this matter be referred to 
WA polioens oat rity havi ed su nt majority having vot 
JOHN CAREY therefor, the motion carried. s 
Moved by F. Smith supported by Cum-/misc. 3468 
ngs the resolution be adopted. 
A sufficient majority having voted 
therefor, the resolution was adopted.    
    Now therefore be 
        
       
     
         
     te gi 
Officer, his deputy or de: 
f shall be hs 
ty out of the General 
Mr. Chairman, on behalf of the Ways 
and Means Committee, I move the 
tion of the foregoing resolution. 
WAYS ‘AND MEANS ii FEE tion to provide state 
in the cost of Leper 
at 10/1 
mill. Statewide in én and of Pri- Application and of f By Mr. Staman 
IN RE: MEMORIAL FOR CHARLES W. 
HAMILTO! e 
To the Oakland Copnty Board of Super- 
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: 
Whereas Charles W. Hamilton of Novi 
died on November 6, 1968 at the age of 
Whereas he was an honored and re- 
specte@ citizen in his community and a 
of this Board of Super- 
Now therefore be it resolved that he 
be memorialized by the ent 
Board's tu g at fol- i f : MEMBERSHIP OF SPECIAL 
Saar GOVERNMENT STUDY 
To the Oakland County Board of Super- 
visors 
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: 
Miscellaneous Resolution No. 
“by this. Board on October 
. 1957, authorized the Chairman to ap- 
point a continuing committee of nine (9) 
bers to study Ya government of pe 
he membership of the Com- 
ad in said resolution, 
one of the Board of 
Auditors and the Corporation Counsel, 
and 
Whereas your Committee, after being 
ration @ little over a year, rec- 
@ representative Board 
of Auditors and Corporation Counsel 
unt, |should continue as members of the Com- W. SMITH, Chairman : 
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         th supported by Cum- 
mings the resolution De adepeed. 
A sufficient mafori 
therefor. the resoltition was   ty having vo t ed 
     
      ie 3 Fe on November 22, 
he merried Emma 
Lorenz who now survives him. He was a 
‘ominent farmer in Novi and & mem- 
r and Treasurer of the Board of 
Edueation of the Novi-Stone Schoo] Dis- 
trict for several years. He served 
urer of Novi Townshi 
when he was elected Township Su 
in. which capacity he served until 1934.) clerk 
ter a _ ‘ear service with the Michi- 
nt of Agriculty: 
he was appointed to ~ former Oakiand les W. 
Northville, Miehiga 
1887 and in 1! | 
f   RE: 
To the Honorable Boa: 
Mr. Ladies . = Whereas Sec 
Revised Statutes of 1846, 
(MS.A, 5.681-2) require a 
ny if 
tt 
iD PEEL 3 
a ~ we *   i 
re FF: 
iF !   i 
capacity since action 
basi y recommendations to 
            
       
      
    
     
     
       
     
           
     
   
     
   
         
   
     
       
   
      
    1937 to ; 
County. Social! Welfare Board was or- 
zed in 
and the Corporation Counsel, I mov 
that Miscellaneous Resolution 
be amended ‘so that the member of the 
Board of Auditors and the Corporation 
Counsel will continue on said Commit 
tee in an advisory and non-voting ca- 
pacity; 
Be it further pgs os that said Resolu- 
C) n 
ed in all other re- 
r. Chairman, I move that adoption 
foregoing resolution. 
s L co   
al He retired on 
fiton was a. member of the Lod Fellow: 
well as the timist Club of Northville 
and a member of ee St. Paul's Lutheran 
orth ville 
During his more than 30 years in gov- 
ernmegtal service for his township, coun-| 
ty and’ state. Mr. Hamilton was known 
for his devotion to the many 
signed him and for his quick wit and 
dry humor. He often was referred. to as 
the “Will Rogers” of Oakland County. 
All who knew him enjoyed his friend- 
ship and his fun loving nature. 
Tn addition to his wife, he leaves a 
son Lawrence, a daughter Mrs. Marian 
oy Se and a granddaughter Muriel 
with s deep sense of regret that 
Board has to place in its minutes 
this record of the loxs of a faithful pub- 
lic servant who formerly served as a 
member of this Board. To the members 
of his family, this Boa 
“eegnes| its sincere chigan, Be it further resolved that the cost of 
be paid from the General Fund 
airman, on behalf of the Ways Means Committee, I move the op: 
MEANS COMMIT- 
PRED W, SMITH, Chairman 
    
  powers of the Count 
to enable it to reject 
roposed ts if the 
JOHN L. i 
wo! ie for an advisory com-| Moved by F; Smith supported by Carey 
mittee to the County Plat Board to be ad. 
be jority having voted! Moved by Carey ‘su 
L3 was adopted. ham the resolution be ad . 
A sufficient majority having voted 
therefor, the resolution was adopted. 
Misc. 3467 ipported by Ingra- 
opted 
  Mise, 3461 . 
By Mr, PF. Smith . 
IN. RE: BO 
"the Count: ‘Plann To the Honorable fo a of RE id County mn ‘° ra o : 
here such an agency Ladier POR COUNTY REORGA 
To the Oakland County Board of Super- 
{| visors 
.|Mr, Chairman, Ladies and Gentl 
Whereas the Spec’ 
ment Study Committee is established. If permissive. 
Regional in Application and of Sec-+ 
  is & Mr. Chairman, I move 
be spread this meeting and that certif 
rded to his wif   
nd ce 
hereas the Committee recognizes the 
for a simple flexible constitutional 
amendment that will allow   Judge has 
at the Bond of the Oa! 
County Treasurer be fixed in the amount 
00; im Now therefore be it resolved that. the 
of the kland Count 
amodnt of $3000.00 as 
ud to. the: 
Court be and the same is hereby ap- Oakland County Board of Supervisor: 
h ‘mest the 
ppltestion and of Pri-| 
ne ‘tporta ty. 
Legislation ‘requiring ty having voted visots ines to be at ea 
block, obst; appoint. we by led 
end next project cost 
} ill si 
' ty Raving voted 
ouse | therefor, Se carried. readily y the t 
which wil] grant to counties self deter- vernmental structure such Be it further resolved the cost of the Bond be paid from the ‘General 
Fund ‘ofthe County. : | R! the 
misst and? De. MEANS COMMIT- of Public Works as subject a 
ido in Mcation and of Sec- 
Amendatory legislgtion te permit the                
    
       
  
  
         
            
       
  volved. amend certain paragraphs in the bond 
resolution. The pr proceedings which I will present tor your seme nor 
tion have been approved by the rd 
of Public Works. 
Mise. 3460 _ * > 
IN RE: EVERGREEN SEWAGE DIS- 
POSAL SYSTEM 
Mr. Thatcher presented the revised 
estimate referred to in the fol 
filed with the County Cler    
       
      
k. 2 
Mr. Thatcher offered the following 
resol 4 ution; : 
Be it resolved that the revised esti- 
te of $6,919.000 as the cost, and 40 
and upwards period of 
the foregoing resolution, which mot! . was supported by Mr. Yockey . 
call, the resolution wes adopt-! Se mee Se e108 & the following vote: { vote: 
:» Allerton, Alward, Belyes, 
Bender, Boyer, Brendel, Cardon, Carey, 
Christensen, Clack, Clark, Ch 
00'ens, Dohany, R. Duncan, Pouts. Frid, 
Hamlin, Heacock, Henry, Hill, Hoard, 
Holmes, Horkey, Hudson, Hulet, Hursfall, 
Ingraham, Johnson, Kelley, Kephart., 
khart, M McGovern, 
ence Miller, Mitchell, Mi y, O'Don- 
oghue, Oldenburg, Oilar, illips, Quin- 
Semann, P. Strith, Solley, Staman, Steph- 
enson, Stevens, Swanson, Taylor, 
Thatcher. Tiley, Tinsman, Voll, Webber, 
Weinburger. Wright, Yockey. (71) - 
NAYS: None (0) . 
Discussion followed. 
Mr, R. J. Alexander, Deputy Director 
of Department of Pubii¢g Works, 
stated that in his opinion, the $200 tie- 
in charge to Southfield residents would 
cover additional costs of the Evergreen 
Sewage Disposal) System. 
Mise, 3470 
IN RE: EVERGREEN SEWAGE DIS8- 
POSAL SYSTEM 
Mr, Thatcher presented a proposed 
amendatory Evergreen Gewage Disposal 
System agreement to be dated February 
9, 1960, between the County and the sev- 
eral mrinicipalities to be served by said 
system. A copy of this proposed agree- 
mast appears in Misc. Resolution No 
4 
Mr. Thatcher offered the followtng 
resolution : ‘ 
Resolved that the Board of Supervisors 
does hereby approve the said amendatory 
agreement and does hereby authorize 
‘land direct the Board of Public Works 
by {ts Chairman and. Secretary to/®* 
Of the cost of acquiring said system which execute and deliver such number of 
original copies thereof as said officers 
may deem advisable. 
Mr, Thatcher moved the adoption of 
the foregoing resolution, which motion 
was supported by Mr. Lilly. 
¢€ 1 reli call the resolution was adopted 
by the following vote: 
YEAS: Allerton, Alward. Belrea, 
Bender, Boyer, Brendel, Cardon, Carey, 
Castle, Christensen, Clack, Clark, Clew- 
son, Crenshaw, Crotenu, Cummings, 
|Dickens. Dohany, R. Duncan, Fouts, 
Prid, Hamlin, , Heacock, Henry, Hill, 
Hoard, Holmes, Horkey, Hudson, Hulet, 
Hursfall, Ingraham, Johnson, Kelley, 
Kephart, Kiser, Knowles, Lahti, Levin- 
son, Lilly, Lockhart, McCartney, M 
Govern. Clarence Miller. Mitchell, Mot 
erly, O'Donoghue, Oldenburg,‘ Oilar, 
Ripe. Quinlan, Ramsey, Remer, 
RMinevault, Schock, Semann, F. Smith, 
Solley. Staman, Stephenson, Stevens. 
Swanson. Taylor, Thatcher, Tiley, Tins- 
man, Voll. Webber, Weinburger, Wright, 
Yockey, (71) 
NAYS: None (0) 
Mise. 3471 
IN.RE: EVERGREEN SEWAGE DIS- 
POSAL SYSTEM . 
Mr. Thatcher presented to the Board 
of Supervisors a certified copy of a reso- 
lution adopted by the County Board of 
Public Works on January 30, 1950, fix« 
ng the amounts of the several annual in- 
{istallments to be paid to the County by 
the municipalities in the aggregate, un- 
der the contract of November 10, 1958, as 
amended, covering the $6,919,000 esti- 
mated cost of the Evergreen Sewage Dis- 
posal System. These amounts correspond 
with the annual bond maturities in the 
bond resolution hereinafter set forth. 
By unanimous consent, the said reso- 
tution was ordered filed with the County 
TK. 
Mise. 3472 
IN. RE: OAKLAND COUNTY 
DISPOSAL BONDS — EVERGREEN 
SYSTEM P 
Mr. Thatcher offered the following 
bond resolution which had been ap- 
proved by the Board of Public Works on 
January 30, 1959. 
Whereas the Board of Supervisors did on the 10th day of November, 1958, adopt 
Misceli Resolut No. 3441 au- 
—— the issuance of $6,175,000   
ment dated November 10, 1958 between 
the County of Oakland and the several 
Municipalities lying wholly or partly 
within the Evergreen Sewage Dispose! 
District has been amended by an agree- 
ment dated Decemer 22, 1958 which 
reads as follows: . 
Amendment to Evergreen Sewage 
posal System Agreement 
This agreement made this 22nd day of 
December, 1956, by and between the 
County of Oakland, a Michigan county 
corporation (hereinafter called the 
“county’'), party of the first part, and 
the City of Birmingham, the City of 
Bloomfield Hills, the City of Lathrup 
Village, the City of Troy, the City of 
Southfield, the Village of Westwood, the 
Township of Bloomfield and the Town- 
ship of Pontiac, municipal corporations 
in the County of Oakland. (hereinaf 
ngjcalled the ‘“‘municipalities”), parties of 
the second part. 
Witnesseth: 
agree that paragraph 7 .of a certain 
ted rovem 10, 1958, be- 
jtweén said parties providing for the 
construction and financing of the Ever~ 
green Sewaze Di System, and the Operation La vir be and the same is 
aval instaliments, numbered { direct 
rder te ege: 
. e nstaliment ag to all mu- 
Nicipalities shall be determined by the 
Board of Public Works prior to the time 
ft shall submit to the Board of Super- 
; n@ fesolution or apg re   
tota 
w each municipality is 
required to pay computed in accordance 
with the : 
          
   
    , Thia agreement 
Pebruary, 1959, 
the City ef Birms m, the Cit 
Bloom ,.   
SEWAGE) 
laneous 
amended end paragraphs 2, 3, 5, 8, 9 and 
ter|Said paragraphs Nos. 1 th 
kia 
of Six Million Nine Hun 
Thousa: 
     
          
      
  CITY OF SOUTHFELD 
By DONALD L. SWANSON 
Mayor 
By PATRICK G. FLANNERY 
Clerk ' 
CITY OF LATHRUP VILLAGE 
By RICHARD N. COGGER Ma 
orion ¢. Danst 
By ‘AV. BLOCK Clerk 
Whereas the estima cost of acquir- 
ing the said Evergreen Sewage Disposal 
\System has been increased from $4 175,- |000 to $8,919,000, which latter estimate 
has been approved | dhe Sease of Pub- 
3 ber eee ee abd ne et id 
pursuant to said contract 
10, 1958, as amended, has 
t 
Sth day of 
“county”), rty of the first part, ant 
lage, the City of Troy, the City of South- 
itt the Vii —s Westwood, the Town- 
ship ef Bloom 
Pontiac, fi corp ton in 
\County of Oskiand ‘hereinafter called the “municipalities’”’}, parties of the sect 
ond part, ld and the Township of 
i the   
Witnesseth : 
Whereas. the parties hereto did enter 
into @ certain agreement dated Novem- 
ber 10, 1958 for the acquisition, financ- 
ing and operation of the Evergreen Sew- 
mo Disposal System, paragraph 7 a: 
which agreement was amended by an 
ted December 22, 1958, and 
was in the sum of hgradios ange Migros 
t 
new estimate to be made of such acquisi- tion cost, which is in the sum of $6,. Er 919,000; 
Therefore it ts that the 
of Public Works aon pene ag 
acquisition and financing of the —-#ver- green Sewage Disposal System under 
vised estimete were the or! i estimate; and that this agreement Hi be retro- active as of January 29th, 1959. 
|. In witness whereof the parties hereto /°7 
have caused this agreement to be execu- 
ted and delivered by thelr respective 
duly authorized officers, all as of 
day and year first above written. 
By iis SOARS OF Poms y 
*WORKS uc By seieneiinmen:cemiensnsen 
Chairmén 
ed OF BIRMINGHAM 
~ : 
Mayor 
y 
Clerk 
CITY OF TROY 
By Mayor   
  
  
  
  
'¥ 
Clerk 
oa OF BLOOMPIELD HILLS 
7 
Mayor 
iy. 
Clerk 
oF OF SOUTHFIELD 
¥ 
Mayor 
By   
  
  
  
Clerk ter crry OF LATHRUP VILLAGE 
dv   
Mayor 
  
y 
Clerk 
. Ve OF WESTWOOD 
y 
President 
y 
Village Clerk .   
  
TOWN: P OF BLOOMFIELD 
By c   
Supervisor 
¥ es Township Clerk. ~ 
TOWNSHIP OF PONTIAC’   
  
  
graphs 1, 4, 6 and 7 of said Miscel- 
Resolution No, 3441 are hereb 
10 thereof are hereby a eer so that 
ru 
resolution will read as follows: 
nty of 
nd, ating the — al sum 
nd Dollars ($6,919,000) be iss 
for the purpose of detray the cost af acquiring a pir gi age Dig- 
5 at sa: de sh 
own as “Oakland County Sew: 5 
osal Bonds — Evi be aston System” shall 
1, 1960 -.....400...9 99,000 May 1, 1961 ............ 100,000 May {, 1962 wsieiveeiss. 110,000 
May 1, 1068 .ccescenses. 110,000 
000 May 1, 1964 i...cveese., 120, 
¢ 1965 Feavacsvares 125,000 
+ OB. casescesssse 190,000 
May 1, 1067 sesseveecees 145,000 epee ee tear! 
POP neers es ebicciges 
oe 
£87 Ect: F- g 
* i é 
é 3 E 
| ; 
: i 
vig Hi. - ri i rE H bul Z rT i - f 
4 
: 8 
fl l z é 1 3 
& 1 i Vy e ee. 
fot +4 
etedet Ei 
an-| Used solely for the 
cipal and interest 
authorized. 4 
1%. That said bonds and attached cou- 
TN be substantially im the fo!- 
made 
by and between the! 
County of Oakiand, Michigan county |? corporation <hereimafter called the   
  
Feeder nance ag ‘3 # 
seeenercce DIB | 
ated a A dake 
     
   *. 406, 
He : 
g 
att 
be redeemed on of 
May 1, 1960 but prier to May 1, 
  5 
: Fy 
g 
sy 8 
: 
said contract of to 
&s amended, shel! o« 
oury ty Treafurer tn a 
and bank account to be 
payment of the prin. 
on 
County ef Oaxiand 
Sewage Dispose! 
Evergreen System 
$1 009 Know all men by these presents, that 
the County of Oskiand, Michigan, her-- 
by acknowledges itself indebted and for 
alue received, promises to pay to the 
rer hereof, the sum ‘of 
f One usend Dollars 
on the first day of May, AD. 19-——. to- 
gether with interest thereon from the 
date hereof until paid, at the rate of 
‘   
  + per 
centum per annum. payable November 1, 
and- thereafter semi-annually on 
the first days of. Mey-and November in 
each year. Both principal and interest 
yable in lawfu} money of 
tates of America at 
fn the City of —, 
——————<———wr, UpOn preséntation and sur- 
render of this bond and the coupens 
— atteched as they severally ma- 
This bond ts one of « series of bonds 
@ date and tenor except as to matur- 
——————_ number: 
    from 1 to 6.919, both inclugive, ageretat- 
ing oe gee ved sum of oe Miltieri Nipe 
und: Nineteen Thousand ($6.919.000), 
issued under and pursuant te and in 
1, 1975 from time to time 
subject to redemption 
the option of the county 
rity on any one or more 
payment dates on or after Mag 
1974. Bonds calied tor redemption shall be redeemed #t the par value there- of and accrued interest plus a premium 
each bond tn accordance with the following schedule: . " $30 if called to be redeemed on or after the |May 1. 1974 but prior to May 1, 1976. 
red   
tior to May 1, 1986 
redeemed on or after 
<i 
ay 1, 1982 but prior to Mey 1, 1984 
thirty: (30) days prior to th os fixed for redempt: ' B.- least ease Rom 64,   
things required to 
0 of said), 
1, That the bon 
Oa ds of said con ty Of las required by the 
red Nineteen the >a etreulated  @ Hewspaper or p 
in the City of Detroit, Michigan, which 
pers of <a rr seTvice, 
@ sale municipal bonds, Bonds so called for redemption. shall not 
redemption, provided funds are on hand 
Village of Westwood, the Township of Bloomfield and the Township of Pontiac, 
the issuance of this series of bonds, adopted by more than a 3 Sth vote. of the members-elect of the Board 
of Oakland County, the 
credit of the County of 
is hereby piedged or the prompt payment of the rincipal of and interest on the bonds of this 
by #ertified, recited and de- 
acts, conditions and 
exist, happen and be 
recedent to and in the ise 
of this series, éxist- 
and have been per- formed in due time. form. and anner 
Constitution end Sta- tutes of the State of Michigan, and that total indebtedness of said county, ine 
es of bonds, does not ex~ 
y constitutional or statutory fon. 
In witness whereof, the Count 
igan, by its Board of as caused this bond to he 
by the Chairman of 
id Board of Supervisors and by. th 
County Clerk of the Coutty, atid its cor. 
porate seal to be affixed hereto, and 
has caused the annexed interest coupons 
with the facsimile signa- 
airman and County 
«'% be ae of the first day of April 
COUNTY OF OAKLAND, MICHIGAN ) | ieeenneneeearmeenennee een 
Chairman of its Board of 
Supervisors ‘ 
  
‘ounty Clerk 
Coupon ) 
  Bee   
  , (Continued on Following Page)  
  
       
  
  OAKLAND © woes ITS BOARD OF PUBLIC 
By DRLOS HAMLIN 
By BILAND M, THATCHER 
TOWNSHIP TON OP FARMING- 
UTHFIELD 
a — L. SWANSON 
By PATRICK G. FLANN 
crry SP Rezo Cletk = 
HARBOR 
“BY VERNON B. B. EDWARD 
  be subject to rede ‘on as 8 th its is hereby authorized Stephenson, | Stevens, Swanson, Taylor. Off ‘ ao ae ‘adoption. of ma. |and directed. to to said; Thatcher, Tiley Voll, it ehecked the Fidelity and Faithful i Thatehey moved the por EILEEN B. YAN HORN tertiy an ace one or aes Mh willbe pay- : D the issuance * ieee Weinburger, Wright, Yockey. (74) ning the tax plan ss proposed Re neog A Bonds filed by the various FEBRUARY 24, 1959 
pf by Mr. Lilly. City Clerk + |ment dates, on or after May 1, 1974. |order. | NAYS: None. (0) voted | Michigan Tax Otudy 1888, Th “Assessing (oiticiais, elected or sppoinied, w Meeting called to order by Chairman “oo fhe resolution was adopt-/@24 called for redemption shall be! 9. Board of Public Works is here-} 4,4. suifictent Majority | pees eee . . term of office commenced cn January vote. tog eee ine estimated cost of acquir-|redeemed at the par value thereof andiby te sell said bonds at not erefor. the resolution oted, (Cece Rasecintion hes wade S Osi. 00. . Tnvoeation by Reverend, arnelé 
“4 .Yee: Allerton. poe. BL LL) |. said careinaien Sewage Dis-jaccrued interest plus a premium on each less cord par and accrued interest in ac- Renee a by tt majority reports. * ~_ Rar Foy Seuteme with Mail Cotbed E Alward, Bender, . Cetin tact lene ae increased from|bond ip accordance with the following] with the laws of this state Works | 7 ‘Be Boerd of Public) “yo. regisiative Commfttee has re-|amount of eee the of Brendel, Card Castle. Christen — Clack, Clark, Claw- to ssi 101,000" which latter esti- and to ‘do all things necessary to effect ry RE. crry OF KEEGO HARBOR Viewed the t@ made by the ‘Asses8-| Supervisors by the ad ~|sen, Clack, Clark, Claws Crenshay, 
fae lag + i gag — pmings ot “public Werte” ana iis Busia clair ie “dete bat ee soapy le | pe gegen ig gr gery MCh ing Otficers bul. does net feel that 18 titaneous Resel 2469 on Febraary Davis, Dickens, D nean ir + | subjec' e@ prov. reso- | |Submftted ity Mr. Thatcher & position to Make any recom: 95, 1949, and esolutions|Dehany, J, W. Fouts, rid. R= i. Holmes, Supervisors, and as a consequence the |1976 lution. this B tuts ts Thi 5 . 3. WwW. ind 
Hudson, Hulet, Hursfall, 1 Semnaty ta of sald bond yesaiutien of Pe if called to be redeemed oF) 10. All vosshattone and parte of reson t offer “the isliowing ‘resolution, which ag has been under study by the iter 22, 1958. “ ee Ppoimes, Horkey, on Biideoat ress.  ohnaoe. kelley” ‘Kephart, cer, Whitent tho Beant ot Pcie Weck oiet May 1, 1976 but prior to May *hhw lutions, insofar ag the same may be iniwas approved by the Board of Public| Ways and Means Committee and unl) “phe anditor’s report lists the following) Hulet, Ingraham, Kele Knowles, maeicOovern, Clar,|PUrsuaDt to sald contract of November! $20 if called to be redeemed on or|mftict herewith, ‘are hereby rescinded |Works at their meeting of January 30, such time as a definite policy is estab- ergronds on file: . ley, Kephart, Kiser, Knowles, 
ence Miller. Mitebell, Moberly. O'Don-|}. 1987, es amended, has determined the /afier May 1. i918 but prior te\ May | yyil? Thatcher me motion Wel SUDDOr\: |" Whereas: the County of Oakland, by BONDS ON FILE IN THE COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE wed t a Garenee mailer, : burg. Oller. 5 ne nts 0! Several ani ie nty 
ian. Rameey. emer Rhineve  achock.| installments to be paid said con-| $15 if catled to be redemed on or|*“yeh a” alerts Alward, prone ind, Beard of aes “dek Prank W. trons Sherif? Amt $i.000 wolverice  tneurante 0 oe cae one tame Ramsey. Ransom, . Semann, FP. Smith, Selley. amen < et by the meupicipaistion. based upon jafter May 1, 1980 but prior to May 1.|pender, Boyer, Brendel, Cardon, Carey, ioresnbees s. inet O87 orth the Chen of aed |Daniel T. Murphy. Jr. Cieth-Register 10 eeeeWanverine insurance Go, . [ReMer Rhinevaalt, Schock, ¥. Smith, ts Stephenson Stevens, Swanson, . ae mounts | 19862 or |castle. . Clack, Clark, Ciaw-/ Daniel T. Murphy; Jr. Clerk-Register oor? ‘sea |W. Smith, Solley, -Staman, Thateher, : Voll, ‘jare the same as the annual bond matur-| $16 tf be redeemed ’ Crensh Cyoteas es o Harbor, the City of Southtield, “te _ Lom ener ~ 5,000 Pidelity & Dep.Co.of Md.j givens Haze sored 
Wemburger. Wright Yorkey, (70) acres Siler set fart; and «ister May 41, 198d but prior to May 1, Dickens. R. Duncan, Pouts, Frid. Hat- Premed S pean ae sand the the|Ralph A. Mein County Surveyor b merican = Co. of N.Y. Tiley, Tinsman, jobber, Yokey. None. c orks 1964 Heacock, Hen wn) ; UNTY } A : oe 
ine 3 eEwacm pep-lprored the tobewtng eer DAT O6- | S5 Mf called to he redeemed am or after Harkey, Morton, Hudson, ‘Hub. iurs| [powal Systen the Farmington Sewage Dis-/charies A. Sparks ‘Tounty $180,009 American Surety Co. of NL¥.| ‘727, Quorem Tote operted by ik RE: FARMINGTON reement and have Ma fall, In : Kelley, Ken- Pe Lioyd M. Sibley Deputy County , i “POSAL SYSTEM ball ‘of the County of Carls’ on be-| | Notice of redemption snail be given to|ha "Knowles, Lahti. Levi mot lot “Pecre & bor te coustrect an tn urer 90.000 American Surety Co. of N-Y.|evious meeting be waived. oe 
Smate referred te in. the {olle Amendatory Parmingion Sewage |by' publication of such notice ‘net’ lets|Gov oa Miller? Mitchell, aos. {478i sewer system to collect and de-|Revert E Lily” County Auditer 8.000 National Surety Corp. | unteetor, the motion carried tS + Reolution, “which, cotimate wae ordered Th agree sassnt’ made ie nee ies: oan irks (20) faye prior te the datelerty, O'Donoghue, Oldenburg." Ollar, legen Breen cea ee ee EA eaene C. Hampton Cireuit : 3,000: Aetna Insurance Company |, Clerk, presented resolutions relative te filed with the County Clerk. Pebruary, 1959. by and between the mption. s' once a . Quin: msey, Remer,| Whereas the City of Keego Harbor has 008: 1 of former ew: r . . Circuit Court Mr. Thatcher offered the following jCounty (of, Oakland a Michigan county [tine ae . oi ——— —— = Rhinevault, Schock, in, F. stevens, rmploved consulting enginears to p prepare Maurice F. Cole 3.000 © Standard Accident Ins. Co. Reepttal es a 
Be it resolved that the revised eatl: |"eounty ) baste of pie. fret part. the'ries as @ part of its r service, |Swanson. Taylor, Thatcher, Tiley, Tins- cost tor’ the construction “of sald Ps TM THE BOARD OF AUDITOR'S OFMCE to Committee to Study mate ef 95,107.000 os ihe cost, and 69ithe T minty of Pa he tenet notices of the sale of @ al bonds. man. Vell, Wenter, Weinburger, Wright, ternal system which has been estimated | Ceerse H. Burt Social Welfare $.000 Standard Accident Ins. Co. |8e, of Contagious, Hospital) 2 called ‘oc! My Cler read ters from years end upwards os period [sho of Wen veut ‘Bloratels the city, of bear interest after the date fixed for NAYS: None. (0) oles cur ee eee ae ane *(as Clerk). **(as Register) Governor John B. Swainson and’ Speaker J i Koes lemption, provided funds sre on hand! A sufficient majority having vot Racge ' Representatives : 
DP mace by Donald W Ringers regio. of Ont eae, ime Coanty with the peying sgent to redeem the| therefor. the resciution was ‘adopted. | “— cougattant Gin hen oe ae Ph gt pos Py lng rer phoang Ming sain Eh od Feara’ acknowledging receipt of resolu 1 e eer, be approved. i Bonds tating prior year | Mise. - sted = tions county we professional engin ee nietpeNtten” ), parties of the second part, _— red cd vg to —— Recommended by the Board of Public, |ible Yor the’ City to ‘canearent the tye. [woproved by ° nee Sethe “Beara et one °C. toms (Placed ‘an fies, ~ foregoing omg age which motion Whereas the ty iow nee = proper coupons attached the RIVER SEWAGE me rer Rca Feige Hand Acta of 081, parreers at fits first —-> the pone J. VOLL, SR. By it L, pee 
ens was adopt- mig nship jing rest to their respective dates of Acte year 1959 as pro La RE; SUPERVISORS INTER-COUNTY 
edby the following vote Southiield andthe Chiy of een want maturity |Submitted “by Mr. Thateher iVihereas the City Counell. of the; Gig |fisions of ection 45.961 of the Compiled ea = Smith supported by Taylor) COMMITTEE A : Award. Belye@ ites aia enter ete c cers ‘are That the prinetpal of said bonds|a4r. an, Ladies and Gentlemen: |ot Keego Harbor did on December 16 |L@¥% of 1948. To the Oakland County Board of ‘Supere, Bender, Boyer, Brendel, Cardon, Carey.jdaied November | 199] forthevseenn and the interest thereon hall be pey-| “T offer the following resolution which/1958 adopt a resolution requesting Mr, Centres, oe ee wt alice a ‘majority Roving voted) | visors Ree Scan tack: Gark Gecclee” oe Tieration “of th, {able tm lawful money of the United/was approved by the Board ‘of Public\County of Oakland. Dy and throngh the and Means Comasitine 1 move teat Se anata, wee matin Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: 
sou. Ore =. Duncan Parmington ‘Sewage Disposal” ply co compaay, 88 ahall'be designated oy oo aS Chee menting ot Jeneary 30. Board of Public Works, ‘to enter into @ Fortomanes pliner as steam the fore-|By Mr. F. Smith ad e 
Frid, Hamlin, B k, “Hill. coay amecdes t b fy thicn agreement wasthe original purchaser of the bonds. Suc h Whereas as of February 21, 1958 the! tion and pom pan Nag os Pane report * . tenes, Hursfall, rele - ieee: *. Serocmens dated el x have the right to name Board of ey, am al pe Coun: posal System within’ the City of 
£ M tter t t r bam. ease. Keliey. = : Whereas subsequent to Nov ro.i.3 Thas etieins of the Board of pcs we aro ‘John P. MeCollum. Regional pry oe sie . Kaa ba cen Act Know lab McQ Ciar, | 1957. the City of Southfield was ral upervisors d the County Clerk, of|administrater of the Housing and Home Whereas A will n i be pM t th gee 
ence Miller Mitehel Meheriy, O'Dea- Tow: a Hector A vader Bgecsme the ie ge Pera Pong hereby au-|Pinance cy, the address of Which piedge the full faith and credit ae of ‘Se * 7 : m-|rownship of Southfield, which territory 't and ted te saidiis Room 2000. at 10% West Adams Street, County of Oakland behind the bends pro- it — .  Rhinevaull, Schock, /*° incerperated ineuldes sil of the area vonds for and on bebait of the ‘said ung 3, Minis, filed in duplicate. posed to be issued to construct said by the Sonname Smi Soliey, Staman. served by the Parmington ‘Sewage jeounty and to affix the seal of said/“Application For Advance Por Public syctem, and HN L. 1 Swanson, Taylor Disposal System; a {eounty thereto, gy to execute = im-|Works Planning”, dated February 25, Wh. hi 40} 
s Voll. Webber.|. Wherems pursuant to said nt of terest coupons be attached said! 1958: and mene [3 . cmeiraotain, Ry said oe Moved by F. Smith s ted by Hulet |1957, 
Theteher, Tier. Tswana) ‘Imevembet 1 1891, as amended the Oak, bends by causing te be aifized thereto, iene, the Oakland County. rent. | 86 sions under the Agreement aoa. wets tone ro. land County Board of Public Works did: | their facsimile signatures; and that Board of on April) - greement de A sufficient majority having vot Ww are NAYS: None. (0) attechea ft Supervisors Pril) November 1, 1957, as weil as protecting|therefar, the tion was adopted. (County as Mise. 474 secure an estimate of the cost of ec- the execution of said bonds*and 1958, under Miscellaneous “Resolution| the public health and welfare of Mise a3 ment ineur 
IN RE PARMINGTON SEWAGE DIS-|Sum of $900,000; and ne WA 1D the ceanerensurer of sald county Gbe te were |e et Pan Pir noma Ng rg go ofleftisens to be served by “said. system, [By wf Smith the coy 5 oY Water io vt to o:l\er autho . ; 19 Sgetrnchss eericn 2 nt ae ary m eaten. | Now therefore be it resolved that ~ In : PERRY STREET PAVING reirabu probe merepresented 8 tion bids the Board of Public Works |said bonds and attached coupons to the|and “ ‘ Jenter into’ a eoutrect with the Cit of land Coun t Super-|the 2 Se smendatery — ee ae youaty — = = cowld not be ac- Lowbmotd Loreen upon receipt of the| wWh-reas under date of January 6, *980.! cooee ne pola sonaintion Jee te ee Oa ty Board o! the 
q within the said estimated cost | pur P erefor. fs sion 
. Loe ecthal es te Oe served ‘wy =" ae ee See ee ts eat oe Deen at ak vostey of Public warns, tests an ghd igre CHty subject to “final ‘te Your’ Ways’ and Means ¢ Committee Ba the severa. such acquisition cost, sued rsusnt to provisions of Actit a ric. x B 
cl ggg ot Strecdlla neces | “Tach, 12 im the sum of 95.107.000; and [Mo 18,cf the Michigan Public Acte of ing by and" ‘Through the ‘Moustag_ané|" Sat chasese t tesee: the adoption of\iowes nad as for the Cou 
satation wo hie. = sake ectae further ameudinenta te tee smounts to eceni | due to the coun: un ae ea t sna "9399 e00 ts (ine foregoing resolution. _ The eet = Pontiac has forwarded a it G en im ad 
Mr. Thatcher offered the following isaid contract of November 1 7, ty under said —, of N ber. 1, aid or, plan prep-| HILAND @ special] assessment levy 
  Rested thei that the Board ef Supervisors 
does heréby approve the said amend- 
atery agreement and does hereby au- 
thortze and direct the Board of blie 
Works by its Chairman and Sec 
te execute and deliver such number o 
original ies Weereet as said officers 
deem advisable 
Mr. Thatcher moved the adoption of 
the foregoin. Se rreT which motion 
i Lilly. 
On roll chit ther résolution was edopt- 
he f w vote 
ot As: Aber cont Alward, Belyea, 
. Boyer, Brendel, Cardon, Carey, 
Clack, Clark, Ciaw- mr 
Castie, Christensen. 
Hi ‘ von, Crenshaw, Croteau, Cummings, 
Dickens, Doheny Fouts, 
{ Prid, Hamlin, Heecock, Henry, 
Hoard, Holmes, ey. Hudson, Hulet, 
| Hursfall, Ingraham, Johnson, Kelley 
K Kiser, Knowles, Labit, Levin- 
i son, Lewis, Lili, Lockhart, McCartney McGovern, Clarence iv, tehell, 
Moberly, O* ue, Oldenburg. -— 
ty , : Phi . Quinlan, 
Rhinevault, Schock, Semann, —, 
Stama: Pp 
4 Thatcher. Tiley, Tins- 
‘ebber, Weinburger, Wright, 
(a) 
IN RE PARMINGTON SEWAGE DIS- 
— SYSTEM. Thatcher presented to me Board 
of  Sabersisare a vertified copy reso- 
lution adopted by the County Board of jt: 
Public Works on January 30, 1969, fix- 
the amounts of the several annua! 
installments to be paid to the County by 
the municipalities in the raga -- 
der the contract of November 1, 1957, 
amended, covering the $5,107,000 esti- 
mated cost of the Farmington Sewage 
Dispossi stem. These emounts corre- 
spofid with the annue!l bond maturities 
tn the bond résolution hereinafter set 
forth.   
By unanimous consent, the sald resolu- 
ion, was ordered filed with the County 
r 
isc. 3476 
IN RE: FARMINGTON SEWAGE DIS- 
POSAL SY 
Mr. Thateher offered the following 
ainendatory bond resolution and stated 
that the same had been approved by the) 
Department of Public Works 
Whereas the Board of Supervisors did 
on the 24th day of January, 1958, adopt 
Miscellaneous lution No. 3341 pro- 
viding for the issuance by the County of 
‘ Oakland of ang aoe “Oakland County 
Sewage Disposal Bo: nds—Farmington Sys- 
tem” to be dated July 1, 1958, and 
Whereas subsequent thereto the agree- 
ment dated November 1, 1957, between 
the County df Oakland and the several 
municipalities hi fao wholly or partly 
within the Farm = Se Disposal 
District was nimens ny i Mg agreement 
bar Desenter 22, 1958, which reads 
as foil Amendment . Porming}en avee 
: Disposal System 
Bho agreement goed this 2nd sag of 
ember, 1958 by and between the 
Laces of Oakland, a Michigan County 
Corporation (hereinafter called the 
“County’), the ae psi Farmington, 
a Michigan Townsh oration in 
Oakland Count 
uthfield. a Michigan city. Carperation 
in Oakland cont (whose terri was 
formerly * part of the Township of 
Southfield); and the City of Lota 2 Har- 
bor, a Michigan City Corporation tp 
Oakland County, © 2% 
Witnesseth: 
Whereas on the ist day of November, 
1957 a contract. in respect to the estab- 
lishment, financing and operation of the 
Farmington Sew Disposal Gysiem was 
sutered into by the County of Oakland, 
guaskiy of Farmington, the Town- 
hoe BS West Bloomfield, the Township of 
Southfield (now the City of Southfield in retary lof November 1, 
(November i 
-j time Therefore it 1s agreed by and between 
the parties heretc as follows: 
1. That the City of Southfield shal! 
Southfield as a | ate to said contract 
1987, as amended. 
2. That the Board of Public Wores, 
shell proceed with the acquisition and 
financing of the Parmi 
! System under sa agreement of | 
. 1957, as amended, upon the 
oasis of an estimated cost of $5,107,000: 
bog = perry shall be construed) 
the the said revised estimate were! 
© ae ~ oF estimate. 
at Bonin dog! § of said agree-| 
enna of 3957, is hereby! 
amended to read as follows: 
5. amount to be paid by each! 
municipality shal) be divided into 30 an-j 
nual installments, numbered im direct 
-\order ef their maturities. The aggregate 
@mount of each instaliment as to -al!l! 
maseirentes shall be determined by 
the Board of Public Works prior to the 
it shall submit to the Board of 
pervisors a bond resolution or ordi- 
nance, which aggregate amount shall be 
divided between the municipalities on the 
basis of the total percentage of the total 
project cost _— .— Muntetpality is 
required to pa in accordance 
with the set Poco~ pereeniages speect- 
fied in paragraph 4 above install- 
ments shail be due in consecutive numer- 
teal order on the first day of April in 
each year, beginning with the year 1960. 
— all amounts thereof from time = 
ime unpeid, shall bear interest from ¢ 
cate of the issuance of the bonds by in 
county, et the rate of 6% per annum, 
untii/ paid, payable om Agril 1, 1960 and 
on the first day of A in each year 
@Sithereafter: Provided, that if the bond) 
issue shal tnclude any amount for — 
italized interest. then the unpaid install 
ments sh-ll not bear interest prior to (bo: 
one month preceding the expiration of 
the period tm which the capitalized tn- 
terest will pay the interest on the bonds 
If the amount of interest due on April 1 
of any year on unpaid installments, shall 
be collected ty the county in excess of 
the amount of tsterest which the county, 
shall be required to pay upon its said 
bonds prior to the next principal in-) 
stellment due date, then any such ex- 
cess tn the amount so paid after deduct-! 
‘inz the annua! fees and expenses con- 
nected with the payment of said bends, 
shall be credited pro rata to the mu-/ 
nicipalities in accordance with the sev- 
eral amounts of interest paid by them 
in such yeur, 
plied on the next interest becoming due. 
If any municipality shall fall to pay any 
installment or interest when the same! 
becomes due. then the amount thereof: 
shall be subject to a penalty, in addi-| 
tion to interest, of ‘® of 1% for each 
month or fraction thereof that the same 
remains unpaid after the due date. Any 
municipality may pay advance of 
maturity all or any part of an annua! 
installment by surrendering to the coun- 
ty bonds issued in anticipation of pay- 
ments to be made under this contrag, 
of a like principal amount maturing In 
the same -year-with all future 
due interest coupons attached thereto 
Accrued interest upon the amount 50 
paid upon @ny installment and acerued 
interest upon the bonds surrendered, 
shall be adjusted to the date of sur- 
render and any difference shail be paid 
in cash. Allosurrender bonds end cou- 
pens shall be canceled. a 
That this saroement shall be ef- 
Laciivs as of January 29, 
In witness whereof, ne parties hereto 
have caused this agreement to be execu- 
ted and delivered by their respective 
duly authorized officers, all as of the day 
and year first above written. 
COUNTY OF OAKLAND 
BY ITS BOARD OF PUBLIC 
WORKS ¥ — 
ceases 
  Secor reta. 
TOWNSHIP ‘or FARMINGTON   espect to the property affected by said 
contract) and the City of Kewwe arbor. 
graph 7 of said contract of November 1, 
1957 is hereby amended to read in fis 
entirety as follows: 
9. Each municipality Fined Faas 
1 fts full faith and cr 
P van il shail of the aforesaid obliga- 
a i rf all each year levy a tax in an 
  of a 
fore pel time > of the following tax collec- 
tion, unless at tl there be cash on ha 
tas Pi Drovided, for, tn paragr a eget 
ton vs of Act No 
| 1987) earmarked for the “Batic Acs of the 
onrent: tions which the levy is to be made, dun the annual any 
may be reduced by that amount. Funds 
ae ‘ite credit way be 80 —. “ay "3 
3 » 
2 3 
4 
z   Piguperviser 
¥y. 
  TOWNSHIP OF WEST BLOOM- 
FIELD 
By 
Supervisor 
By   
Cler 
ar OF SOUTHFIELD   mY ever   ; Clerk 
cme OF KEEGO HARBOR 
° ¥ 
Mayor 
iy 
Clerk and 
Whereas this resolution is adopted on 
the condition that said contract of Feb- 
x{tuary.0, 1969, shall be executed by all of 
th, parties named therein. 
Therefore be it resolved that para- 
raphs 1, 2, 4:6 and 7 of said Miscel- 
| shuoonh Resolution No. 3341 ate hereby 
amended and J odes alga 3, 5, 8, @ and 10 
thereof are 
said paragra   
  
Ey 
through 10 of said 
ragr be construed aslresolution wi vad as follows: 
ke pate municipality; 1. That the bor ds of sald =, ot 
I totevy . tag 3 ond the limitation pre-|Oakland, aggregating the princ on ave 
scribed eX, Section 21 of thelof Five Million One paaéred Seren 
Michigan Fe tnation, or any lawful tn- nd Dollars ($5,107,000) ‘ = ¢ 
crease th {. If because of said Article/for the purpose of defraying the Lag o 
* 21, the taxing ony = any acqu eet Panag Foes go on aewe UR 
mentoipslity Le A sage en mews as “Oakland Count ty Bewage Dis- 
1 Ronds—Parmingtof System”, shall men interest as the sam «become 
ee municipality agrees that dated April 1, 1959; shail be numbered 
  from time to time raise sufficient 
tt te pay the same by a or ,more consecutively in the direct order of their 
& nm Sewage Dis-| 
which credit shail be ap-: 
igs 4 readopted, so that}. 
Fy 5 
foe owe eat ee 
sagt ewe aeees 
PORTH ERED OED 
eee coer 4 
f ; 1965 
” i966 . 
1987 
1968 1969 
10. . = 
Sherer rrr ees Sselanl-aut-at-antcant-aelet-onl-aet 
ant 
ant 
ae 
saik-aat : 
ds turing on and af 
1975 from time te tie outst   
aes anes. n vRSDAY. APRIL: 28, 1958 
14 12”. , “ane 
ction Charge: 
ihe, shore 
: charge up W,time at setting ef meter.” 
} Sewer dnstallation neteeee “main and By rays oregy : =   
    
  
interest due mann oa resolution 
yon’ Syste = AYES a ee, me be 
on that day a its Gatland 
dated 1, 1968, No, 
* Shotmen of the heard of 
~ Supervisor,   ‘ec 
Dickens, Donant, R. Duncan, ‘Pours, 
Prid, Hamlin. Heacock,   
Hoard. Holmes, Horkey, meriee 
son,. Hulet, —.. th Taham 
son, Kelley, 
Mea 
. Ramsey, chock. Remer, Rhinevaul 
P. th,   
    
    1957, as @ ded, whic te aggre- 
gate the sum of $5 101.000 with interest 
as therein   pr 
the Township of: 5. That the full “faith and credit of 
jthe County is hereby pledged for the 
prompt payment of the principal of and ig: 
inverest on said bends as the same 
shall become due. 
6. That all moneys paid to the Coun- 
ty by the municipalities towerd the cap- 
jital cost of said Parmington age 
possi System, pursuant to said contract 
of November 1, - 1957, as.amended, shal) 
ibe set aside by the County Treasurer in 
ja separate fund and bank seccount to 
ibe used solely for the payment of the 
principal and interest on the bonds here- 
fin authorized 
7 That said bonds and attached cou. 
ing form: be substantially in the follow- 
in, orm 
i . Unies States of America 
i State of Michigan 
County of Oakland 
Oakland County Sewage Disposal Bond 
—Farmington System 
Number : 
  $1,000 
Know all men by these preetnts, that 
the County of Oakland, Michigan, here- 
by acknowiled itself indebted and for 
value recei promises to pay to the 
bearer meee the = of 
Dollars 
on the first “aes of May. AD, 19—., to- 
gether with interest thereon from the 
date hereof until paid. at the rate of 
nnn ) per centum per an- 
/num, payable November 1, 1959 and 
| thereafter semi-annually on the first 
days of May and November tn each year. 
(Both Principal and interest hereof are 
j payable in lawful money of the United 
States of America at » in 
ithe City of 
| upon presentation and surrender of this 
ind and the coupons hereto attached as 
they severally mature. 
This bond is one of a series of bonds 
redirogg date and tenor —— = to ma 
tu 
tively tm the direct order of their ma- 
turities from 1 to 5,107, both tnelusive. 
aggtegating the principal sum of Five 
Million One Hundred Seven Thousand 
‘Dollars ($5,107,000), issued under and 
|purauant to and in full conformity with 
the Coustitution and Statutes of the 
and especially Act   
  
    
  
  (State of Michigan 
|No. 185 of the Michigan Public Acts of 
1957, for the purpose of defraying the 
;cost of acquiring the Farmington Sew- 
age Disposal System. 
Bonds of this series maturing prior to 
iMay 1, 1975 are not subject to redemp- 
ition prior to maturity. Bonds maturing 
on and after May 1. 1975 from time to 
tite outstanding. are subject to re- 
demption as a whole at the option of 
|the county prior to maturity on any one 
or more interest payment dates on or 
latter May 1, 1974. Bonds called for re- 
demption shall be redeemed at the par 
value thereof and accrued interest plus 
&® premium on each bond*in accordance 
with the following schedule 
$30 If called to be redeemed on or 
oe May 1, 1974 but prior to May 1, 
97 = 
$25 if called to be redeemed on or 
or May 1, 1976 but prior to May 1, 
$20 {f called to be redeemed on or 
—“— May 1, 1978 but prior to May 1, 
1980 
$45 if called to be redeemed on or 
fter May 1, 1980 but’prior to May 1, 
if called to be redeemed on or 
br May 1, 1982 but prior to May 1, 
$5 if called to be redeemed on or after 
iMay 1, 1984 
Notice of redemption shall be given 
to the holders of bonds called for re- 
demption by publication of such notice 
not lesg than thirty (30) days prior tp 
the dete fixedefor redemption, at least 
once in a newspaper or publication cir- 
-jeulated in the City of Detroit, Michigan. 
which carries as part of its regular sery- 
tee, nutices of the sale of municipal bonds. 
Bonds so called for redemption shall not 
bear interest after the date fixed for re- 
demption, provided funds are on hand 
ion the paying agent to redeem the 
sam 
This bond as to both principal and 
interest, is payable from moneys to be 
paid to the County of Oakiand by the 
Township of Farmington, Township of 
West Bloomfteld, city” of Southfield and 
City of Keego Harhor, pursuant 
certain contract dated November 1, 
as amended, betweén the County of Oak- 
land and said municipalities, whereby 
each of the said municipalities agrees to 
pav to the said County a certain per- 
centage of the capital cost of said Farm- 
ington Sewage Disposal System, with in- 
terest, in 30 annual installments begin- 
ning April 1, 1960. Pursuant to the reso- 
lution authorizing the issuance of this 
series of bonds, adopted hy more than 
a 3/6ths vote of the members-elect of 
the Board of Supervivors of Oakiand 
County, the full faith and credit of the 
County of Oakland, Michigan, is hereby 
pledged for the prompt peyment of the 
yee tae | = gees interest On the bonds 
of t 
It is pereny Certified,” recited and de- 
clared that all acts, conditions and 
things required to exist, happen and be 
performed precedent to and in the is- 
suance of the. bonds of this series, exist- 
ed, have happened and have been per- 
formed in due time, form and manner 
as required by the ‘Constitution arid 
Dip: | Sataies of the State of Michigan, and 
‘belthat the total indebtedness ig Sa mond coun- 
ty, including this sertes of bon does 
not exceed any constitutional - "state 
tory limitation. 
In witness whereof, the County of to a 
1957, 
     
  
    ATCHER 
Moved by Thatcher su “— aration, to consist of complete planning jian the resolution be parry a adopted. for & sewerage system including treat-| Discussion fol 
ment plant for the Clinton River Sewage; AYES: Allerton, Al ward, Delve. 
Area which must be accepted|/Bender, Boyer, Brendel, Cardon, Care — 60 days from January 6, 1959, |Casile, Christensen, Clack, Clark, Can. 
  behalf of said Board, and -.,»ozhue Oldenburg. Ollar, 
Whereas the Board of Public Works lan, Ramsey 
did further authorize and direct the Di- Semann. F. Smith, Solley, Staman, 
rector and Secretary to request that the Stephenson, Stevens, Swanson, Taylor, 
cm and Conditions of the Agreement;Thatcher, Tiley, Tinaman, Voll. Webber, 
be amended to permit interim payments|Weinburger. Wright, Yockey. (74) 
and advanced payments for the work to} NAYS None. ‘0: 
be accomplished under the Agreement, [| .. sufficient 
Now therefore be it resolved that the! therefor, the resolution was adopted. 
Board of Supervisors of Oakland Coun-) Misc. 3 ; 
ty, Michigan does hereby accept the of- IBy Mr. Sema 
fer of the United States of America, by|IN RE: PERMISSIVE Ltn aaa FOR 
and through the Housing and Home Fi-| COUNTY REORGANIZATIO! 
nance Administrator, to make an ad-|To the Oakland Conny: Beare of Super- 
vance of not to exceed $399,600 to aid} visors 
in financing the cost of plan prepara-|Mr. Chairman, Ladies. and Gentlemen: 
pee. to consist of complete planning for| Whereas the Oakland County Board = 
Sewage system, including treatment Supervisors on December 22, 1958, 
plant for the Clinton River Sewage Dis- | ferred to your Legislative Committee the 
posal Area; and lresolution of the Special County Govern- 
- Be it further resolved that the Di- ment Study Committee for inclusic# in 
rector of Public Works and the Secretary the Legislative Program of Oakland 
of the Board of Public Works be ahd are|County, and 
hereby, autherized and directed to execa-| Whereas your Committee has met and 
the the oo Por Public Works studied the various proposals for con- Phill: Quin- 
Remer, Rhinevault, Schock, 
  
  Plan Preparation*®s@nfitled Project No jstitutional amendments and heard the 
Mich. 20-P-3015, onZpehalf of the Board | suggestions of various interests, 
ot Supervisors of lwnd County, Michi-|ing the Special County Government 
gen, and, \Study Committee, the Mayers of South 
Be It further stsolved that the Director, Oakland County and others interested 
and Gecretary of the Board of Publiciin. the improvement of county govern- 
Works be, and are hereby authorized ment, 
and directed to request that the Terms; Now therefore be {ft resolved that the 
and Conditions of said Agreement be'resolution of the Special County Govern- 
amended to permit interim payments and! ment Study Committee be emended to 
advanced payments for the work to be/read as follows: 
accomplished under the Agreement. | Be it resolved that the Oakland Coun- 
Mr. Chairman, I move the adoption|ty Board of Supervisors does hereby te- 
of the foregoing resolution quest the Michigan State Legislature to 
HILAND M. THATCHER develop and submit to the voters a rela- 
Moved by Thatcher supported by John-jtively simple and flexible constitutional 
son the resolution be adopted jamendment which will be readily under- 
AYES: Allerton, Alward, Belyea, | stood by the electorate, and which will 
Bender, Boyer, Brendel, Cardon, Carey, grant to counties self-determination of 
Castie, Christensen, Clack, Clark, Claw- \governmental structure such as is now 
son, Crenshaw, Croteau Cummings./enjoyed by cities and villages, saving, 
Dickens, Dohany, R. Dunean, Fouts, Frid, however, all the rights and present 
Hamlin, eacock, Henry, Hill, Hoard, status of townships, villages and home 
Holmes, Horkey, Horton, Hudson, Hulet, jrule eilies and providing for the selec- 
Hursfall, Ingraham, Johnson. Kelley,'tion of a charter. commission which wil 
Kephart, Kiser, Knowles, Lahti, Levin- be representative of the electors of Oak- 
son, Lewis, Lilly, Lockhart, McCartney,/land County, ita cities and townships: 
McGovern, Clarence Miller. Cyril] Miller.) Be tt further resolved that said reso- 
Mitchell, Moberly, O'Donoghue, Olden-jlution as amended be adopted by the 
burg, Ollar, Phillips, Quinlan, Ramsey,/Cakiand County Board of Supervisors; 
Remer, Rhinevault, Schock, Semann, Fj} Be it further resolved that certified 
Smith, Solley, Staman, Stephenson. | copies of this resolution be forwarded 
Stevens, Swanson, Tay ior, hatcher, joy the Couthy Clerk to the President 
Tiley, Tinsman, Voll, Webber, Weinburg- | and Secretary of the Senate of the State 
Wright, Yockey. (wh jof Michigan, the Speaker and Clerk of 
8: None. (0) Ithe House of Representatives, Senator 
A sufficient majority having voted)Frank Andrews, Chairman of the Sén- 
therefor, the resolution was adopted. jate County Government Study Commit- 
Misc. 3478 tee and to Senator L. Harvey Lodge and 
> ee by the Board of Public | Representatives Lieyd Anderson, James 
jClarkson, William Hayward, John C 
IN RE: AMENDING RATES ESTAB-/Hitehcock. Arthur J. Law and Farrell EB. 
LISHED FOR WATER AND SEWAGE Roberts of Oakland County, 
TREATMENT SYSTEMS Mr. Chairman, on behalf of the Legis- 
Presented by Mr. Thatcher lative Committee, I move the adoption 
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: /of the fore ae | resojution 
I offer the following resolution: ATIVE COMMITTEE 
Whereas the Board of Public Works JOHN ba aan 
has been authorized to operate certain Chat 
Water Supply Systems and Sewage Dis- CARL F “INGRAHAM 
posal Systems, and ly WILLIAM C. HUDSON 
Whereas the Board of Supervisors es-| ARNO L. HULET 
tablished rates for water and sewer sys- Moved by Semann supported by Phil- 
tems, operated by the Board of Publicjlips the resolution be adepted 
Works, under miscellaneous resolution! A sufficient majority having voted 
No. 3395, pursuant to the provisions of |therefor, the resolution was adopted, 
County Ordinance No, 3394, and Mise. 3481 
Whereas the Director of Public Works|By Mr. Ingraham 
has recommended that certain rates be IN RE: ADDITIONS ®O 1959 COUNTY 
reestablished . LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM 
Now therefore be {t resolved that the'To the Oakland County Board of Super- 
Board of Public Works recommends to} visors 
the Board of Supervisérs that Miscel- . Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: 
laneous Resolution No, 23395 passed by| Since the last report to the Board, 
this Board on June 23, 1958, be amend-iyour Legislative Committee hag had -re- 
ed so that the Schedule of Service In-'ferred to it, several additional matters 
stallation Rates and Sewer Connection | from the Supervisors Inter- County Com- 
irmits shall be as follows mittee | 
Schedule of Service Installation Rates | 1. The Municipal Finance Commission 
and Sewer Connection Permits 'has the responsibility to scrutinize and 
Effective on all Service Applications | pass upon bonhd issues and borrowing 
received on and after February 9, 1959.;proposals contemplated by the various 
Water imunictpalities. Delays which have re- 
Permit and Fixed Charge: sulted in the processing of applications 
Diameter of Total |vefore the Commission have resulted in 
wae Pipe Charge | higher interest rates, withdrawal of ti- 
F * $ 29.85 nancing commitments and tapsing of 
i: 41.25 obligations, thus working extreme hard- 
1%” 88.20 shijs.ypon- municipalities endeavoring to 
2" 131.40/meet their obligations. The Supervisors 
Rates for Service Insteliation: | Inter- County Committee has recom- 
Applicable to all services of sizes in-imended that the State Administrative 
dicated, except as hereinafter provid- [Board be requested to. devise means to 
ed: jexpedite the necessary and prope? func- 
Variable tions of the Municipal Finance Commis-| Re! 
Charge j ston. 
per ft. After careful includ- 
        a 
Diameter of 
Service Pipe 
study of this request, 
a" $1.10 your Committee recommends the epprov- 
” 1.45) al ree 
% 14)" 1.50) Legislation patterned after. the 
2 1455 | Wisconsin Mobile Parks law to permit 
~The total’ charge shall be deiermined(|iocal units of government to se-trail- 
er parks and to collect’ fees based upon 
    above inches we svi sea gua 
ILA THATCHER j 
Moved by Thatcher r supported by Se- 
Weryrs 
ison, Crenshaw. Croteau, Cummings, 
"‘Wliereee the Oakland County Board of |Dickens, Dohany, R. Dunean, Fouta, 
Public Works, did on January 30, 1959,/Frid, Hamiin, Heacock, Henry, _ Hill, h this is a 
pass a resolution accepting said offer | Hoard. Holmes, Horkey, Horton, Hud-/this mealies tren In Lovage instances 
of @ planning advance and authorized son, Hulet, Hursfaill, Ingraham, John- bed is q 
and directed the Director of Public/son. Kelley, Kephart, Kiser, Knowles,|; 1.7)) which exem 
Works and Secretary of the Board of Lahti, Levinson, Lewis, Lilly, Lockhart. Lee gods Po held and howe 2 for governmental | this 
Public Works to execute the “Agreement|McCartney, McGovern, Clarence Miller, from taxetion gy 
Por Public Works Plan Preperation” on/Cyril Millet, Mitchell, Moberly, O'Don- 
majority having voted pe   
  
mann A sufficient ma y having voted 
refor, the cnetietion was adopted, 
OiBy Mr. P. with|TN RE: APPROVAL OF OFFICTAL’S 
    
    
  
  
    
     
pom Neat intended 
— y paving costs te for 108. feet of alg 
og © Street frontage of 
the 4-H Pair Oecunie. 
Your Commi 
  
‘on 
1959, rr ‘the poner ej Anditors 
structed not to pay the 
against County-owned lands levied by 
the City of Pontiac for the Perry Street   
ruc 
the Board of Auditors te confer with the 
City of Pontiac officials relative to such 
assessment. 
This report is made for the tnforma- 
tion of the. members of the Board. 
Mr. Chairman, on behalf of the Wa: 
ant Means Committee, I move that 
foregoing report be received and placed o y 
order has been issued. 
mf Means Com: ‘ittee. I yh that the ns mit move that the 
petaroce matters be pH ea the 
tive Committee for pe gg study 
and possible amendments to the appro- 
priate state laws. 
WAYS AND MEANS COMMIT- 
on file. : 
ts) “ND M = i Ey - “ su: by Lilly 
W. SMITH, Chairman|the resolution be -adopted. 
R. C. CUMMINGS A sufficient padipcoe y having wanes 
DAVID LEVINSON Legg ——™ motion carried, 
D M, THATCHER 
ORPH NRE By iF F. pm req 
PRANK J. VOLL, SR. COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCA- | porta’ 
Moved wy F Smith ted” by |r ch Chat Ladies tle survey ove y P. suppor rman, and Gentlemen: > Tiley the he adopted.   Whereas } ni 
being Section S00 of the oan Gena pang provides that members of the — 
ty Board of Education shall receive the Discussion followed. 
A sufficient majority ha g@ voted 
therefor, the motion carrie 
Misc. 3484 
  same per diem compensation for actual 
By “. PF. Sm and et travel and as 
IN R APPROPRIATION — ENFORCE-\are allowed members of the ‘Board MENTO MARINE fe Su vere. and 
To the Honorable Board “Supervisors the Board of of 
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen:/the County of Oakland did, by Miacel- 
The Michigan State Waterways Com-|laneous Resolution No. 3421 fix the per mission is presently preparing its an-/ di compensation of s at 
nual budgetary request to the State Leg-/ $15.00, ; 
islature. is will include appropriations; Now th te be it ived that the 
for State grants to the various coun-/per diem compensation for members i. 
ties participating in the 1950 Marine|the County Board of Education be a 
Euforcement plan as Pst by Act meron od fixed at Fifteen Dollars (s18-00) 310 of the Public Acts “ oy as omens. per 
Bee rr ‘turther yrete nt that Five Hun- 
seieive matching funds. ans required te dred ($500.00) be tra 
make an a pees and conform with|Contingent Fund a’ 
Board of Education budget te o 
ys and Means Committee,|addftional cost resulting from. this in- 
therefore, recommends _the adoption of/crease for the year 1959. 
the following resolution 
Resolved that the Cuma of Oakiand/and Means Commit: ittee, I move the 
transfer the sum of $5000.00 from thejtion of ~ Ry ‘’ resolution, 
aot id   
Sheriff's 1959 budget, such amount hav- 
ing been included in the Sheriff's Soseet 
for the enforcement of pros le nage Law 
ong the 1969 boat: R.c 
Beit further resolved that ote tase c Coun- DAVID LEVINSON ty urer is hereby authorized and DM. TCHER 
instricted .to credit the said sum of ORPH C, Hi t] 
$5000.00 in a restricted account, and to 
deposit therein any state matching funds 
ranted, all of which is to be used sole- 
y for the payntent of salaries or per 
diem rates of the special deputies a 
pointed to enforce said marine laws injtherefor, the motion carried. 
this County. isc.. ge 
Purther that the Clerk of this Board|By Mrs. 
furnish the County Board of Auditors IN la TERMINATION OF CASH WORK 
a cerified copy of this resolution to be| RELIEF PROGR. h 
forwarded by that Board to ~ joer To = Oakland County Board,of Super-| gan State aterways Comm 
Mr. Chairman, on behalf of the ‘Vays | Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen; L, 
Moved by F. Smith supported by Cum- 
mings the resolution be adopted. 
and Means Committee, I move the adop-| The Welfare Committee is presenting ton of the foregoing resolution. fo. your information this morning, a 
WAYS AND MEANS COMMIT- short report on the status of the cash 
work relief program in Oakland Coun- 
ty which was started last June. Since 
that time, a goodly number of individuals esther Chairman 
DAVID aevenec have performed needed tasks for the 
HILAND M. THATCHER County, the townships and various mu- 
ORPH C. HOLM tes. 
coun J. SS 8R., You will remember that this type of L. CARI program must conform closely to State 
Moved by "P Smith s ho jimall by Voll regulations. One stipulation ts that these! the resolution be adopte: People cannot be asked to perform Jobs| 
      
  A sufficient majority having voted )which would have been assigned or con- therefor,.the resolution was adopted. eevee for under regular departmental 
Misc. 3485 budgets. work done has been extra| coun 
By Mr. PF. hwork which would not otherwise have| “ue 
In SE: STRIRD en SWITCH-/been possible and the — have come |¢. 
from normal welfare source é@ present 
me the. cuitiawa ‘County Board, ‘of Super- formula for this is that he State pays viso: 30% and the County 70° out of. its di- Mr Chairman, Ladies and Gentiemen: rect relief funds. The workers are 
Whereas your Ways and Means Com-(jselected from the relief rolls after hav- 
mittee has had under consideration the ing been judged employable and are as- 
need to increase telephone switchboard signed work hours enough per week to 
facilities for county offices, and cancel out their relief budget at the rate 
Whereas it is necessary to add a third/of $1.50 per hour worked. For example, 
telephone switchboard which it is esti-/suppose a family after investigation, mated will cost $8.18}. for the year 1969,/Were allotted a budget of $45.00 per as follows: ees week. The marf of that family would be 
Third Manual Operated Switch- assigned a work relief job of 36 hours 
board @ $224.50 per month. , $2.894.00;per week. The only difference in his 63% 
Installation of third | board .... ao a omg = —e be giving year population 
Switchboard Operator |....+05.. 4,000, e unty value receiv and wow 
Relief Operator ......,........ 1,000.00/get his relief In cash rather than in rent, es ath - receipts and grocery orders. The rate of and 
*Twhereas your Ways ahd Means Com-|$1.50 per hour war ss\atdlehes saa te. jalong with 
mittee, at a meeting on January. 16,/quired by the State at t cigibonn rate in| 
1959, adopted a resolution recommend- community. Of our ne coun-| 
ing that the additional switchboard bejties who have cash work relie 
installed as soon as possitile; @rams, only one. pays less than fo * 
Now therefore be it resolved that a/per hour and some pay at a higher rate. r sum not to exceed $8,183.00. be appropri-; There has been a reduction in the dash 
ated from the Contingent Pund for this|work relief rolls from 730 the ist of purpos November to 420 on January 23. This 
Be it further resolved that the Board has been due to two factors: 
of Av tors be instructed to proceed im-| 1. Our inclement weather, 
mediately with the re of the al el cae attain atr 
rd te one swite some 
rl Chel n: OF aif an the Ways Therefore, ge ee gr normal, 
and Means Conmitt ‘T move -— adop-|fob upturn, we the. spring 
tion for the foregoing resolutto: the Committee tet, Khat (&, cash wo 
bE S°AND MEANS COMMIT- relief program should have a definite} 
eutoff date of March 31, 1059, In our} and) r 
        7 peda) she, the variable charge per 
ft. by ¢ full width of the street ori volume of usere and the cost of local 
alley. Any paving break $50.00 addi- services provided, such aa school opera- 
tional. tion. fire and police protection and sew- 
Rates for Meter TIristallation: age disposal. 
meludes cost of meter and tn-| Your “= ttee hag reviewed the draft 
stailation of same. of the pr new law suggested by the 
Site of Installation Total jinter-County Committee. is law would 
Meter " eter Charge repeal the aniating trailer park legisla- 
™” $ 8.10 $ 31.00 $ 39.10) tion. It is the recommendation of your 
a," 11.40 45.40 §6.90|/Committee’ that rather than repealing. 
| 15.75 67.25 83.00)the existing law an amendment should 
1%” 21.30 93.70 114.00j/be sponsored by the Inter-County Com- 
ia TPRED W. SMITH, Chairman} [January 23 meeting, « resolution was 
: ca Mr, Chairmen, on behalf of the Ways wes 
adop- 
A sufficient majority having voted wien 
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Counties as 
that our joint efforts in Committee really 
presentatives pee 
| Senators from the six 
ration 
Same oo. joen ws 
fhort jority, under How y 
Satie our County 
our Works, under 
increase. 
1d | noe Segerged 68 cow af the Seeiees 
the fact, 
the has r. ‘ 
A sufficient maférity having voted” 
To the Oakland County Board of auper-|ibereten. the motion carried. 53 
  
        
  
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City of Southfield 
the Township 
  
  
  Agreeme 
‘This agreement made this ‘and day of 
December, 1958 by and sitar hae Coun~ 
of Oakland, ® Michigan Corporation / with 
    
  tl ae 
Nithe amount so paid . upon 
ment aocrued interest upon   
the date of surrender and an 
@ishall be paid in cash. All.        higan rporation in 
nty (whose territory was sonar’ &| 4, That this agreement shall be t : Township of Sou \;}fective as of January 29, 19:   
ted and delivered by 
duly authorized officers, as 
day and year first above wititen,. 
COUNTY OF om the ist day, of Novernbe: 
in respec 0. 
+g ITS BOARD OF + to the cated. 
the Township 
ee ee ee ee attend 
   
    THATCHER [tion by publication of such notice not 
field in respect to al Coartaty less than (30) days prior to the date 
said contract) and City of Keego TOWNSHIP i FARMINGTON |fixed for redemption, at least once in a 
; ‘ . STEPHENSON [newspaper or publication cireulated {n!o : By /s/ F. J. 
hereto desire to Supervisor    
  see, Clerk 
CITY OF SO 
Mayor 
By /s/ meer G. 
City Clerk 
By /s/ ‘HILAND M, 
THA’ 
  
ota * City Clerk ° 
A Dnetstore be it resolved that 
. 8 knd 7 of said 
[isco na lamented and pa    
     
       
        
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ie beth 2828 
sual 
ro eg 
‘Thousand ee 
dulen the finet Gopat Many, AD. 
with interest ther 
be| Thousand Dollars "(85,748,000 
ities'der and nt 
of 
thereof ‘that the same remains -unpaid after the due date. Any municipality may 
pay in advance of maturity allor any part 
of an annual installment by surrender- 
ing to the county bonds issued in an- 
teipation of payments to be made under 
this contract, of a like principal amount 
maturing in the same calendar year, 
all future due interest coupons at- 
sha lig thereto. Accrued interest upon 
any install- 
bonds surrendered, shall ‘be adjusted to|1976 
ifference 
surrender 
bonds and coupons shall be canceled. 
a 
witness whereof, the parties hereto 
eaused this agreement to be execu- 
their oy rage 
the | 1982 
ND 
PUBLIC 
By /s/ PLOYD A. CAIRNS 
ELD 
By /s/ DONALD L. SWAN- 
SON 
LANNERY 
TOWNSHIP OF WEST BLOOM- 
FIELD 
CITY oO RaBco_n HARBOR 
By /ar vie B. coegsap 
5 a " EILEEN B, VAN 
+ HORN 
tsi   
  
MECHA SHE RT:   
  
eee es ere tee 
pees heen eeee® 
GF a het aaah 2 
Seen ee ee eree 
Pee eed 
ee ee — i         
       
         i called to de rede n May "ie'igte but. prior to. 
-4f called to be redeemed’ on. aster Max 1, 1976 but prior to May 
“it called to be redeemed on after May i, 1048 Out prior to say 
adil ff, salled. 20 he reqnemed on — but prior to May 
|: ie iF eslled. te be redeemed on afte May 1, 1982 but prior to-May 
$5 if called to be redeemed on or af May 1, 198 
Notice of redemption 
  
  
eEEE 8   ul t ¥ 
t i THLE = 4 
6 a 
8 
   
   1957, as amend 
gate the sum 
as therein provided. 
5. tt the full faith and credit of 
the ity is for the 
prompt payment ‘principal of and    
He pK ids. as the same shall 
That ell sanneye paid to | 
  ig bw Se ere te mi ir e cap- 
tal Zoek of onid Dis- 
pursuant to said con- 
of November 1, 1957, as amended, 
bong set aside Kang/ Co 
a Sq oy 
count ie te Is aoe! ‘oly for ._ gg “os 
of the principal the 
bonds herein aherined.” 
1. That yo <_ and 4 ae cou- 
tantially tn fol- ee 
    urer 
     
     
       
        
      
         
   
     
   
            
      
       
         
    
            
      
      
            
       
   
      
      
    
     
       
    United State of America 
State of Michigan 
County of Oakland 
Oakland County Sewage Disposal 
Bond—Farmington Bystem . 
lvalue received, promises to pay 
bearer nares, the sum of 
, to- 
— eon from, the 
hereof = paid, at the rate of 
per annum, payable N 
and reafter semi-annually on the 
first days of May and November in each 
year. Both principal and interest here- 
(of = pare ol a lawful money of the 
America at ———. 
oy city of 
upon eatabien and sufrender of this 
bond and the~ —— : hereto attached 
as ae, severally ma: 
This bond is is tan of o auves 08 Sends 
of like date and tenor except as to 
maturity 
lconsecutively in = direct order of their 
maturities from 1 to 5,748, —_— 
principal su 
grey A Forty-Eight 
, issued un- 
pursuant to and th full con- 
formity with the Constitution and Sta- 
tutes of the State of Michigan, and es- 
t peciauy Act No. 185 e Michigan 
iblic Acts of 1957, for the purpose of 
defraying the cost of acquiring the 
Sewage Disposal System. 
Bonds of -this series poe vg prior 
to May 1, 1975 are not subject td re- 
demption prior to maturity. Bonds ma- 
turing on and after May 1, 1975 from 
time to time outstanding, are =“ 
to redemption as a whole at the option 
of the county prior to maturity on any 
one or more interest payment dates 
on or after May 1, 1974. Bonds called 
for redemption shall be redeemed at 
the par value thereof and aceru in- 
terest plus a premium on each bond tin 
accordance with the stenine schedule: 
30 if. catled to be redeemed on or 
May 1, 1074 but May 1, 
if called to be redeemed on or 
May 1, 1976 but prior to, May 1, 
if called to be 
May 1, 1978 but 
if called to be 
May 1, 1980 but 
if zanet to be a on or 
May 1, 1982 but prior to May 1, 
a . — to be redeemed on or after 
' Notice of redemption shall be given to 
the holders of bonds calied for redemp-   
  
sive, 
Pive 
   
   
   nN 
prior to 
~ ‘redeemed on or prior to May 1, 
redeemed on or 
prior to May 1, 
   
   
       
    
          
              
    
         
  the City of Detroit, Michigan, which car- 
ries as a part of its regular service, no- 
sale of municipal bonds. 
so called for redemption shall 
not bear interest after the date fixed 
for redemption, provided funds are on 
hand with the paying agent to redeem 
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      City o Hatbor, pursuant to a cer- 
tain conten dated November 1, 1957, 
: Teso- 
tution aathorteh 
ies of bonds,” dopted by more’ than|n 
{a 3/Sths “vote d Supervisors of Oakland 
y, the full faith and create of the 
y of ay ey - ~ ee 
the prom 
, recited and w:| 
* conditions and 
site Capstittipn nen ‘ed | Cons an 
Tate of Mic! . and 5 | Ste that the total emperor By 
inelud!   nishing of 
f\users wit 
     
  presents, tisaid department act as continuing au- 
the County of Oakland, Michigan, hereby|thority for all water systems in said 
itsel: ebted and for 
to . the 
Wor 
,jconnected with the operation and main- 
the issuance of this 
of the seninarnisiet of 
    the pripelpal A and interest = the 
preceden ny 
the Low ga bo this series, and, have been. 4] gt   
ie 
  rE 
    
     
   
     
    
    
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rebber, Yockey. (60)" 
NAYS: None, (0) 
A sufficien’ jr it ot 
therefor, the nity daving pa BAS hy #4    ceiiy beying’ v080¢: was adopted. 283 
ri . 
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eee eer. 
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  By Mr ‘Thatcher 
33 RE: COUNTY WATER SYSTEM 
COMMERCE TOWN: 
Mr. Chairman, 
Wh 
uch a for «he eee by 5 department for. the fit of its “etisens. and 
the p Board of Com- 
merce properties and vey fl owners of cer- 
a in said township have 
best imterest of the 
sae certain water syste 
the Oa 
Section 9, Chapter 1 of Act 
No. 165 of the Public Acts of 1957 re- quire. that the em 
ity must be obtained prior to the fur- 
such service to individual 
hin +" municipality, and 
Whereas the ip Board of Com- 
merce Tosumin, by official resolution 
of a Board passed on Feb   
   
ven its consent ta the Coun- 
nd, by and through its De- 
partment of Public = to 
Water system, and to 
users within the following. subdiv: 
of gs ea gd Township: 
of Section 10, T2N, 
Commerce Toons tp 
Commerce Hills Subdivision, located in 
the northwest Al ~ southwest 1% of 
—- 10, T2N, , Commerce Town- 
, es Estates Subdivision, located in, 
the northwest 44 of the southwest ‘4 of 
=~ 10, T2N, R&E, Commerce Town- 
‘p 
Hill'n Dale Subdivision, located in the 
northeast ‘4 of Section 26 and the south- 
send % of Section 23, TIN, R&E, Com- 
‘ownship 
Welch Park Subdivision, focated in the 
northeast % ‘of Section 26, T2N, R& 
Commerce Township 
Target Estates Subdivision, located In 
the north % of Section 12, T2N, R&E, Com- 
’ addition thereto 
y of Oakland, 
by and through its Department of Pub- 
lic Works to operate water systems in             
'" 
Towagship, and 
Whereas the Department of. Public 
orks has made a comprehensive ‘study | ( 
and revort on the described systems, and 
Whereas said report has been duly 
considered by the Board of Public Works 
and it is recommended to this ae of 
Supervisors that said systems be estab- 
lished as County systems under the De- 
partment of Public Works, and 
Whereas the service can be rendered 
to the areas involved with no financial 
obligations to the county since all costs 
tenance will be borne by the individual 
users of said system, 
Now. therefore be it resolved that the 
of Public Works does hereby establish 
@ county water system to be Known as. 
the Oakland County Water System, with- 
in the ar ae of Commerce under the 
Board of ic Works as provided for 
in Aet No. 185 of the Public Acts of 1957, 
an 
Be it further resolved that the Board 
of Public Works is hereby suthorized to 
take any and all necessary steps to ac-, 
quire, op and in said sys- 
tem or sy or ny pursuant to the pro- 
visions of said Act No. 185; 
Be it further resolved that all costs 
in connection with the operation and 
prea igeag oe of said system or systems 
shall be borne by revenues from same. 
Mr. Chairnfan, I move the adoption 
of this resolution. } 
Seconded by Mr. Tiley. 
HILAND . ATCHER 
A sufficient majority having voted 
ibe, 34 the resolution was adopted. 
SC 
By Mr. Heacock : 
IN RE: SALE OF LOTS 58, 59 AND 60. 
pg ered HILLS ADDITION, CITY 
To i. Oakland County Board of Super- 
Mr, Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: 
Whereas the Board of Supervisors, by 
the adoption of 
No, 3454 on December 22, 1958, authorized | p 
the sale of certain County-owned prop- 
erties, and 
Whereas included in the lst of prop- 
erties are the following lots 
ts 58, 59 and 60 o! Bloomfield Hilis 
Addition to the City of Pontiac, being 
art of the Northwest \% or Section 4, 
‘own 2 North, Range 11 East, Oakland | tr 
|County, Michigan and 
Whereas- prior to the- advertisin of 
the above lots for sale pursuant to 
lution No, 3454, a bre ge < offer accom. 
panied by a oe gee af $300, was made 
by Tony Stolloff of Ponttae, Michigan 
(as pér’ copy attached) for the purchase 
of said lots for the _ of $1,350.00 cash, 
which is not less than the ap raisal 
value_placed on said three lots by the 
County Equalization Staff who made, the 
appraisal thereon in accordance With 
the By-Laws, and 
Whereas the offering of said lots has 
previously been approved by the County 
Welfare Commission and the Welfare 
Committee of the Board, and 
Whereas after careful consideration 
your Committee fs of the opinion that 
the acceptance of said offer and the 
sale of said lots at this time would be 
in the best interests of the County an 
so recommends to this Board, 
= therefore be it resolved as fol- 
ig “That the offer of Tony Stoiloff to 
purchase ‘he three lots above described 
be ree and the sale of ee ra 
estate for*the sum = $1,350.00. ¢ h be} 
authorized oe appro 
2. That the Chairmas and Clerk of this Board be éuthorixed to the   
  
7 i SHIP} 
mancamoeden by Board of Public Works 
Ladies and Gentlemen: ‘jof 
any area of the Township and to serve! Claren 
$1,000/ individual users therein to the end that 
he 
       
raham the resolution be adop 
Moved by Hursfall supported 
Dohany the lution be 
    all available information on the pro- 
court house. 
ffictent majority | —_ having voted) 5 
the moti 
Discussion followed caaive to the lo- 
cation of the court house. 
Moved by Levinson supported by Claw- 
son an amendment be added to the reso- 
tution that the court house be construct- 
ed on the site of the Gervice Center on 
Boulevard. 
oved by Stephenson supported 
Hursfall ‘the motion be amended to table 
new 
n Board an er 
to study it further.:<Motion ruled 
of order.) date. 
A 
J 
¢ By ier 
JOHN m 
by F. Smith ewes 5 by Ing- 
= on adoption of amendment re: . 
on: be re: red back to 
@ report at later ham the resdlution 
the Committee for a     
   
   BH iene, nats ee art me Det tee 
Mr. ser en octe Ba, tore 
one "egadered its 
2 County ee. wir at the Board 
klend County, which’   fe “was favorable to the County, 
Whereas this decision will allow the 
to proceed with its long awaited 
t House and — Buliding 
favorable decision arily due to 
ot the late 
ernst Tense, y RAE, Counse! 
the County of Oakiand, and Charies A. ren- the 
J. 
warded Mrs. s 
of the late Harry J, Merrits 
Charles A. 
the forego! yw 
Moved by Horton Mn ie - ciaw- son the Noehoton be , 
A sufficient majority having voted 
nage ~ resoiuton was sdopted. 
Carey 
REPORT BY THE SPECIAL 
COUNTY GOVERNMENT sTUDY 
a Chairmaa, Ladies and Gentlemen:/ 
“Febri o. 
County Government Study Committee 
Tt on the activities of the 
date, inchiding @ state- 
4 gue = 
res) 
given this and pone 
eration over the 
7) well aware of 
To date, We bave 
| ene my basis because 
only course of ronees on 
control in detall the or 
tivities of county government 
ample, the partial ‘ntegration of 
ubiie works tunctten—o ; county, 
ard of Supervisors. 
    ry sufficient majority having HeEed: 
therefore, the motion carried 
Moved by Stephenson” supported by! 
ance for one month in order that the 
members of the. Board may obtain 
information available in connection with | 
the new court house. 
therefor, the motion lost 
Vo on adoption of resolution, 
amended: 
YES: Allerton, Bender, Brendel. Car- 
Casth, Christensen, Clack, | 
n, Crotesu, Cummings, 
Dickens, Dohany, J. W. Duncan, 
Goodipeed, Hamlin, Heacock, og saon i 
Hoard, Holmes, Horkey, Horton, H 
Miller, Cyril Miller, Mitchell, 
Moberly, Oldenburg. Oliar, Phillips, Ram- 
sey, Ransom, Remer, Rhinevault, Schock 
PF. Smith, W. Staman, 
|Stevens, Swanson, Thatcher, 
m= Tinsman, Voll, Webber, Yockey. 
SRAYS: Crenshaw, Davis, Frid, Hursfall, 
Stephenson. (5) 
A sufficient majority having voted 
therefor, the resolution, as amended, 
was —_" ‘ 
Misc. 
By itr 
IN. RE. 
‘AL ’ 
q 
Fin, co IOUS HOs- 
PIT. BUILDING ONT 
To ted Oakland County Board of Super- |! 
i] 
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: 
Whereas your Special Committee ap- 
former County Contagious Hospital on 
October 13, 1958, advised members of the 
Board as to possible uses of said bulld- 
ing, and. 
ereas your Committee considered a 
proposal made by a local hospital to 
lease the facility for @ period of five 
years with a provision for an additional 
five years which offer, while being very 
attractive from a fi t pol 
would, in the nion of the Commit- 
tee, mot be in best interest of the 
County since it would tie up this facility 
for too long a period of time, and 
Whereas your Committee also received 
@ proposal from a non-profit organiza- 
tion interested in operating the hospital 
for ‘treatment of polio and allied dis- 
eases, which offer included staffing and 
facilities at the hospital for treatment 
of contagious diseases and emergency 
hospitalization and treatment cf a lim- 
ited ‘number of mentally ill patients, and 
Whereas your Committee being of the 
opinion that the aforementioned ar- 
rangement would provide the best use 
of this facility but has been unable to 
date to work out the details and is con- 
tinuing negotiations with this non-profit 
organization in the hope that necessary 
finances may be arranged for it to carry 
out its proposed program, and 
Whereas a number of resolutions 
adopted by several of the local units in 
the County, along with the request of 
Probate Arthur E. Moore, to use this 
factity for diagnosis and treatment of 
the mentally il have been referred to 
and considered carefully by your Special 
Committee, and 
Whereas your Committe:   A sufficient majority mot having voted: 
ra Th 
pointed to study possible uses of the! Le ft State le 
lie, “Wor 
rT" Now Therefore Be It essai ved that recognizing 
Davis. Mr, hee ante colton, the “ne of 
for Oakiana County. The — 
the complex nature of 
our problems of our responsibility) 
to m the best that the on system has to offer 
Counties Bg home rule cities) mere! 
power to p reorgaaine Red 
Michigan ‘Constitution and inte statues Clark J. Adams. ¥ tion ona a sei 
Por ex- 
the 
as! 
nit pA 
Fe il ; E 
  
  Negro Not Guilty 
pa 
MITTEE A city official said the proper 
the Oakland County Board of §uper- fare for the ride was 8 cents. 
  
  = Sentence Ex-Convict 
‘on Morals Charge 
A 54-year-old ex-convict from Ha- 
zel Park yesterday was sentenced 
pes-|to from 3 to 15 years in Jackson 
Prison for the statutory rape of a 
15-year-old girl Feb. 25. 
Jacob J. Schuster, of 23067 Ta- 
  
  
ena 
tess on August 
  During our defiberations, we a recognized that 
— under consideration would be¢essi-| other personne},” 
of new or amendatory) After Paitigent study of ihe minutes and \zling-white temporary Parliament State Mieehtaion, In addition, the Michi-! other 
an Constitut! 
general act: can 
were therefore 
jtitai. © '* 
to three alternative types of legislation 
we 
would be accep.« Jig 
county electorate in each county 
other alternative is, o* course, jhe called Male +, + 
enéral to ali 
Important ‘point porta: is 
ration the conside: 
changes in the Gers res 
overnment must be wet   
ing ¢ 
eir er ae in other counties. 
to our needs 
could devete are primarily state-wide in 
ond, the 8&3 nature, Sec- 
the citizens tn each county. 
mean that 
Committee is prevented from working 
and extent of our activities, 
tlonal conflicts. In addi 
specific matters on a som 
meal basis. Undoubted! 
our giving more carefu what 
attention to the, 
tive organization. 
Nevertheless, we wil! Move ahead —_— 
three broad general objectives in min 
The first objective is to fecus the adnrin- 
istrative res 
one agency, possible, so as to increase! 
the effectiveness of the Board as a legis- 
lative and policy-making body, Second, 
we will work toward departmental co- 
  
e 
the need for additional facilities for the 
care of a iggy A and commends Judge 
Moore, the kiand County Mental 
Health Society and the various inter- 
ested local units and groups for their con- 
cern and interest which gh — out 
the inad of facilities furnished by 
the State, and 
w tee, after v ereas your Comm it 
careful consideration of the h gevoned finds 
that it cannot 
that the entire pallding be used ‘solely for that one purpose since the Ta- 
tion of publicly supported hospitals for 
the diagnosis and treatment of the   
  
of the State government which has 
within its E gphageorongorr framework a 
sion and staff 
of carrying out a well-rounded pro- 
gram in this area, and 
Whereas such services ad rendered by 
@ branch of local government \.ould only 
tend to cause duplication of effort and 
relieve the State of its responsibilities 
to its citizens, and 
ereas in consultation with repre- 
sentatives of the State, — t- 
tee has learned that any ‘acility pro- 
viding treatment for the mentally 1! 
should be operated in connection with a 
general hospitel in order that proper 
treatment would be available to mental 
  
  
by the Office ‘of the ig oy’ 
gel and delivery made to 
by the 
of the full _, Coun- 
purchaser | 
pF A nngy =e ons payment 
ings nee not te ers og fg 
he nm 0 e regoing resolution 
es BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS 
COMMITTEE wee 
PAUL W. ‘McGOVERN 
Moved by Heacock Page. by Cre   a any c ensiivational or statu ry deed. said ‘tnt be prepared | 
price. 
Mr. Chairmen, on behalf of the Build-| 
consid 
-iuation in the kg min 
tion = mentally i) patients be mot con- information submit’ 
cost of operating a fadility for 
clusive ae tery of the menta 
a ver, ie ex 
'y i 
ration. 
ow therefors be it resolved as fol- 
low: 
L at the S05 of oo eee facility 
of “nth, the pital for 
the exclusive ‘resumed taliza~ 
members of the State 
  teau. the resolution be 
  mentally ill is solely the responsibility of 
to cope with the problems boa 
to it, finds that the| The the effic ae equnty function. 
THE ROLE OF OF THE cou RLY BOARD‘ 
OF AUDITO! 
At the. present time, the ange cial 
County Government Committee is giving 
attention to the activities of the Board 
of Auditors and to county administration 
in general. A study of this type involves 
a survey of the administrative activities 
and organization of the Board of Super-) son 
visors, and the administrative activities 
the numerous committees ot 
Board. In addition, cofsideration will be 
to the activittes of the various 
d commissions in county gév- 
ment. fle -there are specific 
satates which pres§ribe certain respon- 
sibilities to the Board o{f Auditors, many!) on 
of the functions of this agency have 
been assigned to them by the Board 
Supervisors and. in come cases involve 
specific reques made by the various 
committees of the Board. Attention must 
also be given to the —_— governin 
the scope and extent other depa 
ents and agencies wich h might be co 
fected by ¢ es Fong 
e er a Audite: 
prope limiting or any sal 
fica. eztending ins present functions of the 
rd of Auditors might necessitate per- ndatory State are fatton. ity ernment wady ‘Commit- 
tee will continue to explore the alterna- 
tivee available for imprtoying the ad- 
—e of c y affairs and 
ible a recommendation will 
joe" ruber ve aN your. consideration,   
Na ‘ 
airman 
SPECIAL COUNTY ENT STUDY CO was received and -placed 
Cardon 
t civ DEFEN SE i ICY AND OR "BEBO aa PRES- 
    eo * 
  t the mem st ti kiand Cow seis reek ) mty 
  first is enab!ine legislation which Civil 
9 all counties im) 1954. and 
fey gr The seconu is permissive legis-;ment for 185 
= which applies to ai] cgunties tn | establishing 
.| Michigan but is subject to the approval! However, 
art; McCartney, McGovern, Menzies, of the Board 
ghed in light of| ts 
‘that each inee Constitution does prohibit) 
legisiation "y which a mig uy _—— ingle 
overburdened Législature 
more time to matters which 
counties in Michigan would 
be permitted to adopt charters which ff 
could reflect the Interests and desires of | 
We appreciate the support which the 
County Government Study 
towards more efficient and responsible 
government in Oakjand County. It simply 
means that we are more limited in the 
lay the present time comprehensive | Gare 
organizational changes would involve aj 
imultitude of legal ners and jurisdic- Bonner Boye 
tion, the barriers 
of constitutional provisions and the need 
for enabling and amendatory legislation, Duncan, R. Duncan, 
will necessitate our giving atten jon tol 5 
piece-| 
this will inhibit) Hursfail, 
interdependence of the total administra-| son Lewis, 
Mifler, Cyril Miller, O'Donoghue, Oldenburg. 
sibliisy of the Board in| 
ast 
afiTrEE J 
nty Board of oper = 
the 
the 
| County is 
this stated omm 
jcall of the Chal 
  Delos 
“ invocation 
teau, Cummings. Davis. Dickens, J. W. 
Fouts Frid, Good- 
ed, Hamlin, Heacock. Henry, Hill, 
Hoard, Holmes, Horkey, Hudson, Hulet, 
Ingraham, Johnson, ‘ Kelle: 
Kephart, ser. emis end 
"faoved by Levinson Ladies and Gentle 
In order that the Civ] Defense De- 
roved by this Commitee and the/ partment of the County of Oakland re-! 
by still dependent ceive its due share of Pederal-State ap-. 
islation propriations, contemplated under Pate that man-made structures are hid- 
¢ Pub- Act 606 and 
» Department end the Office 
Hursfall the resolution be held in abey-iof — Commissioner are presently o-| t 
De < 
+| ot and to 
other recom menda- | and responsibilities of the 
ftinent files of this Board 
cod ary cored the enactment Committee found no 
as of local or apers al Li maze b sco & or ordinance cr 
be made epplicable: We ent as 
imiced in our sere | cevare 
*sible necessary legal! changes! acted by th 
depa 
statutory scounenané 
Supervisors and-or the been overlooked. 
The} Concerning this sees 50 
so dered by ey 
” which ap-|°Thus. it is conclud 4 Laat’ rc pines. vod 
semaine in Michi-|pointment of a civil defense director 
Las yor class, within the county does not suffictently 
must take indicate the area of his duty and auhor | 
fact that any|ity im absence of further action - pnd 
ty | Board upervisor q 
piain that if is the legisiative sani 
county will by ay sg pose Atorn 
ven 
e Devisburg Methodist 
Roll ‘Called: ee Alward Bender 
0 
Curistecsen Clack, Clark, Clawson, Cro- 
don that Mis colaneete 
3314 which is the by the 1958, i is necessary. 
at this Board ong ee to: raw new devolpments, Household- 
naemen uaa fine. th Sunes | \ers may not build fepces. 
and; From the front steps of the daz- de’ the 
red under A 
196: 63" bad ever our rod 
Board. 
The Mod record appolatment of a 
a Director 
ropriaions for aay ~Moond 
and subsequent years, thus) 
. en $30 Every Week | on October 
rtment 
5.’ Also, 
so-cal) 
ne i circumstances. Z 
jsame In the aes f of the Clerk of the| | Townsend, is «t 
uir 
Your Civil Defense Committee there-: 
mission cH oe ‘E. CARDON, 
Chal CIVIL DEFENSE. COMMITTEE 
a report, was received and placed on 
— hy Lockhart supported by Mc- 
| Govern eet adjourn subject to the 
APRIL 14 1959 Mocting cohed to oder by Chairman 
Ham 
everend Zack 
Carey Castle, 
Mitchell, 
Ollar, Phillips, 
inlan, Ramsey, ‘angom, emer, 
Rhinevault, Schock, ann, F. Smit 
Ww. —_ Solley, Staman, Stevens, Bwan- 
son, Taylor, Thatcher Tiley, Tinsman, 
Voll, Webber, Yockey. (70) Quorum Pres- 
ent Moved by Cyri) Miller supported by 
or of functions,/clawson the minutes of the three prev- 
LS the elimination of duplication! jous meetings approved @s printed, 
in, departmental] operations. Third,! a vaaticsenk majority having” voted 
‘tl a ee VA are nslole in- rsh! the motion car to 
provemen epartmen essed her thanks for 
eration baton the end of increasing) th Me lieae al tevin ro the Board 
past several 7. 
‘Oakland 
League request for a yon election, 
taken from the table. 
y ers 
the elec 
in @ 
Moved by 
3353 whi 
mission 
to submit to 
bt 
eptember 
adjourned sine sine 
theref 
    peg 
Yockey that Miscellaneous Resolution No. 
ich ts a resolution 
the City of Ro 
the ee 
two propositions as set forth in Miscel- 
Sus. Resolution A sufficient majority having voted 
taareioe the motion shine 
by Levinson supported 
that ~ zousest of the Oakland ‘Coun. 
y e have certain 
the questions relating te the site and finane- 
ing of a new court house submitted to 
tors at an election, as contained 
letter dated October 4, 
dressed to Mr, Delos Hamlin, Chairman 
of the Board, be received and placed 
ile 
an sufficient saajetty ares voted 
of|therefor the mot! ca 
1957, ad- 
tet by 
of the C 
3353, be received and 
panee T, MURPHY, JR, 
wit ees having voted = ener. ie 
supported b 
. Duncan that the Journal ae the f esgy ve sy tte 
September ssion ened 
fictent i. having vote ‘a 
the motion carried. 
DE! LOS HAMLIN Chairman 
April 29, 1960 your: 
resolution @b]in, 
ating” the Chest Delense.wheat and alfalfa fields, dairy 
Car- 
801 alah No. 
ne 
y Claw- ‘a national mecca — a place to 
big Mt it Saget etn Se 0 Hie” 
southeast corner. 
Under a five-year plan, a Na- 
raised on the long-empty crest of 
are planned. The Molongio River 
dammed to create a chain 
in the heart of 
* 
Canberra’s Pisco erowth justi. 
ifies the dream of the late Walter 
\Burley Griffin, a Chicago land- 
designed city in worldwide 
competition after Australia's young 
federation of states agreed in 1909 
on the location for a seat of gov- 
ernment 
The site, 4 tract of sheep-grazing 
country in the foothills of the Aus- 
tralian Alps, was included in. the 
Australian Capital Territory given 
by New South Wales. 
Canberra, meanwhile, has 
grown inte a uniquely pastoral 
capital, Its charm ts that of a 
large, precisely planned, resi- 
center with towering buildings, 
was sentenced Monday by} no factories, tall smokestacks, of 
| Oakland County Circuit Judge clattering trofleys. Cars and traf- 
fic problems it has in abundance. 
* *® * 
So many trees grow in Canberra   Con-iden in islands of foliage except in 
House, a stroller looks out upon 
‘pastures, and small, snug farms, 
| Mountain ranges retreat in deepen- 
-|ing shades of blue. 
  
for Elderly Still 
Townsend's Hope 
KALA*fAZ00 (UPT) — Remem- 
ber the Tovnsend Plan... . the 
of idea for _ “thirty dollars every 
for elderly folk? ~ 
stor, Dr. Francis T. 
i! stueeving for his 
plan. And he's optimistic. The. oris 
the ja fore serves notice to this Board that we 1 a a gislature to provide for a simple and| will, at the next regular meeting. present Ninety-two years old, Dr. Town- Merve's Tis, A gem which, for your action. @ resolution to remedy) send predicts he'll live to see the 
government adopt his plan, or an 
acceptable substitute. 
The aged California man who 
fought for his plan during the 
mid-1930's, told a rally of Town- full Board gave to our recommendations ufficient rity hav voted send Club members 
Gal te Lochtsine sane cee mneretor. the c a ee wrerenneiil Sin slature cannot take action “the gov seems 
on the ballot prior totic general election y maa | io forget the cldert poeple whe ball 0! xe general election) DANIEL T, MURPH JR. . J in November of 1960. This does not a= u A played such an important part 
in making the nation the best 
in the world,” 
He suggested that voters set up 
screening committees-in all dis- 
tricts to study the qualifications of 
political] candidates and recom- 
mend those known to “be kindly 
- toward the aged.” 
© Butler Says Herter   
Qualified for Post 
| BOSTON (AP)—Democratic Na- 
tional Chairman Paul M, Butler. 
said today he believes Sécretary 
of State Christian A. Herter of 
Massacusetts is' one of the two 
best qualified men for the job in. 
be the country. 
Butler, heye for a speech, told 
a news conference he thinks 
undersecretary of state is equally 
qualified. 
x * 
Butler said he thinks President 
try by appointing some Demo- 
crats to high government posi- 
tions, even in the Cabinet. .- 
President Frankli D. Roosevelt 
named some Repvblicans to his 
Cabinet, and President Harry Ss. 
Truman’ also. gave high positions 
“ Oe to Republicans, Butler 
a administration has given 
only lip service to » bipartisan- 
ship,” Butler said, 
Credits Sailor's Life 
SPRY BAY, N.S. ®—Albert Boutilier, celebrating his 100th ° 
birthday here,-gave credit for his 
lively good health to the fact he 
es most of his life as a sailor. 
.   
  tional Center for archives will be’ 
scape architect. It was he who — 
—two million are nonindigenous—~ 
Douglas Dillon, who is to become .   
isenhower could unify the coun- , 
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- Baldwin Rubber" Co atl ‘ 135 174, all state employes, Gov. G. Men- 
Ros Qear Co.*..... se 32. 34 | nen Williams indicated today. 
G.'L, on ee ee is? sg| Williams said those employes Peninsular M. Prod Co.* 11 12.2; paid out of restricted funds prob- 
Mig Co..-..... 124 124 t4| ably would get their money. The 
Toledo do Bélaon Co. a ‘asken 7%? 167) general fund and the school aid a 
  Pontiac Prens Photo 
in the best ‘manner, and attracted the most 
_ people at the show. They also were awarded first _. 
‘place for Cub Scouting exhibits. One of ‘the 
judges, Robert. Lukas, is shown presenting Pack 
134 Cubmaster Virgil Lee Van Horn with the 
coveted trophy. ° BEST OF SHOW — A banquet will be held at _ 
the Waterford . Township. Community Activity 
- Center at 6:30 tonight for formal presentation of 
a ‘Best of Show”. trophy to Pine Knob Cub Scout 
Pack 134, Of ‘the 35 exhibits at the annual Mani- 
to Scout. District Show in Waterford Saturday, 
cubs in Pack 134 had the most variety, di     
Symington Criticizes 
Phantom Missiles 
WASHNGTON ™ — Sen. Stuart! Symington (D-Mo) said today h 
found no operational U.S. missile 
base in Britain although he re. 
ported Congress had been told that! 
missiles ‘‘were sitting there and! 
ready to go.” 
Symington said he visited the 
base, which he did not name, dur- 
ing a recent overseas trip. That| 
was 10 weeks after he said a re- 
port on it. had been given to 
Congress in January by Gen. 
Nathan Twining, chairman of the 
Joint Chiefs of Staff. 
‘Symington, mentioned as a pos- 
sibility for the Democratic presi- 
dential nomination, told of the 
incident in a speech prepared for 
a National Press Club luncheon. 
Long a critic of U.S. military 
preparedness, Symington cited it 
as part of what he called “a 
déliberate policy to conceal from 
the people -the weakness of our 
position, and the ineptness of the 
administration in correcting that Ld 
    fund are the only ones threat- 
ened with bankruptcy. - Time Magazine, dominated Eisen- 
‘\hower foreign policy.     
  
          
     
    
    
  
    
    
  
  
      
    
  
  
    
  
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Henry. R. Luce, editor-in-chief of 
  Good Only for Golf 
WASHINGTON (UPI)—Rep. H. 
R. Gross (R-Iowa) complained 
yesterday that daylight saving 
    ey 5 tee fe Chae tata niches’ ee AP’ Business News Analyst Aswetons staat my heat oe firme in the Used Baler J 
GENEVA, Switzerland (AP)— s clients engaged 7 we’ e Bs 
ive ace tial Swiss tankers are meking # good pedieg U.S. coparatbes; 5. that |, The, Swiss law forbidding banks ie ete me oe eee nat: onde. Ure momen rg ay ley y The following are ——s ot ee buying for Now. #, 1804, The Sins say it was anonymous . a because in years of bank shak:. 
in Sfore Holdup [produce teres ott sor in Heavy Trade (ess re ote. of ein nc cs Sure ‘uh aa ; brought s about some of the consequences, ? depositor if his name were re-|students at Pearl River Junior Market by growers and sold by terviews that all Swiss banks re- j such as conflicts with the Amer- vealed. ~~ only blocks away the . . - Waives ‘Ex inati them in wholesale package lots. j oad ch.|fuse any deposits until they know , College, only from the : 
: SINTON: |Quotations are furnished by the| NEW YORK (AP) — The stock|ian government and the watch-|wi9 the client is and have checked * # ©, -ljail where Mack Charles Parker, Bound Over Yesterday Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of| "ket edged lower in heavy trad. 06% Over aren ee thereon him thoroughly. Tie to tue.) Suite bevkaere Met nates 23: Negro truck driver held on @ ; : when ecount to , holding ‘ ! 2 to Circuit Court ey Losses of most key stocks. were depositors in secrecy. is carried on the bank's book as|that a man's financial aifairs are|harge of reping a white womamy = . , . . {to|as sacred as his bodily or spiri- SB Wine velauia acest chi’ te Sime ot the electronic issues} Bankers here are particularly ive the depositor further sec fal statue, Only a Swisn court], A dance was being bed at the i ich were so strong yesterday bitter about three charges w ' order can make a Swiss bank|°?™ ” o After an hour wheat was % cent| successful attempt to hold up a ad ‘continued to make strides. Others'rooted in the American public’s|"™ the bank's clerical staff). /Onier tor for whom itiwday when Parker, who maine Pontiac grocery store Friday eve-|4pples, Delicious, ou. ......++++++-84.00) :| But American officials point out'name the deposi : ka a bushel lower to %4 higher, May fved tion 1 in this group fell victim to profit/mind: that a known depositor could be bas made investments. tained his , was kidnaped 
$1.94%; corn ide te eee rea erecs veaeranuee ry tage "L That the banks often don't/acting as a cover-up for someone * * * from the jail by a group of hooded $1.23%4; oats % lower to % higher. land County Circuit Court by Ssftete. topped. ba. S.ccis2cscittes Lg | Radio Corp. and Philco‘were |know who is making use of them|else. The Swiss reply that such a Both American and Swiss au” : poe hyped alg “din higher, May Municipal Judge “Cecil McCallum. | Borshradiah, a 4% both very actively traded and up | possibly even the Communists; ‘person could act similarly: for an- thorities agree that Americans can| _Imsanother rye offi- %e to § er, Leeks. ‘bens ) oeoreccecs more than a pdint. Litton Indus- i cialis announce d. if their : May $2.28%. : Bond was set at $5,000 each for Onions, dry ) SOI. viessssses $00) tries fell more than 4 points, mere 68 peas aes Mondy, who was in the jail with : Jerry E. Smith, 24, of 36 Sander-|Psrsler Raat, bebe gow, .....s0.. 1469) OS ceadeir'a ret maney ie javested smonyeswmty) ee: oot ane te thee a son St.; James ‘D. Stroud Jr., 28,|Potstoes cag) $0 le.” -0- 2-2-0. 13%! McKesson & Robbins Plan Arbor Day tarengh nae. will be released trom wae Grain Prices - of 736 W. Huron St.; and Billy J.|nadishes. hothouse (bebs:} Gos. 2. ; t * ' ; "| Barolpe topped. be. cotheuse ihehe.) des. } 2 Points on publication Pi geoney news it, 2 bond this week. ~ cane CM Short, 31, of Harlan, Ky. topped, Ba.\ssecvsseneeetes: plans a 2for1 stock spit and -\Programs in 4 But the two governments made| ime eWeek we of , 20 (AP) — Opening an agreement on mdy, 29, . grain prices: Bond for two women charged s ; 
eee soy yt Ol || im the holdup was set at $500./ ~ Poultry and Eggs The automotive stocks _were| City Schools that works this way: on dividends sengeare: ‘rn _— * ag eet Jay sic, Leese Sey 7 Be They were Mrs. Muriel McColl DETROIT POULTR mostly higher. General Motors; , paid on stocks held by Swiss : s Bep. siejcces LBs ta inewi~ 9) * | DETROIT. ort 20 (AP)—Prices paid! eased hut others in this group The Pontiac Parks and, Recre-|banks 15 per- cent is withheld by) Mondy had been in jail for six Dec. ...:,.06 193% Sep. ....... | 22, of 657 Riverside Dr., and {per pound f.0.b. Detroit for No. 1 qual-| sowed mode US. at the ;. The Swiss'months on a murder charge. Hig Mar. wees. D Dec 0.) 66% Mrs. Marilyn J. Morgan, 22, |!*%, live poultry Iw rate gains hools @tion Department in cooperation the : _—. y eee ee | mae | glteary Rape Bana 14-19; ight type, hens Pontiac Public Schools ** bank pays another 15 per cent to|trial was scheduled for Tuesday, July 120i 1.23% ou casts ied |3-4 Ibs. whites 20; 20; Barred Rocks 24-25: New York Stocks . Will Display Crafts ai the staffs of four city -ele- the Swiss tax office. But it was put off until the next GOD. anooee 120% De vreveee. 133% All were returned to the Oak- “|pemne under § Ibs. 20; over § Ibs. 35- ate M Meehan, poeatary schools will mooie x * * term of Criminal Court in, Novem- 
July ++ 1032 inoon after being unable to furnish! DETROIT EGGS miral ...... 19.7 Lehn & FP "5 | f Arbo t . waitivt he this 15 journed the court term Moniay: : Sep. oo 1045 | parnorr. April 36— (AP)—Sepe. fon Allied Ch 4001186 LOF pes m The Vocational Di , ore r Day tomorrow. oy er ae =: **« * ‘ . ‘ case lots, federal state gr: eo.. 58. . { e Vocationa ivision of Pon-; purpose of this Arbor back. Swiss : ' 2 Don’t T D | The five will be arraigned next), Wnites—Grade A jumbo 3e: extra large | Atle Coa cs ae beck alse". 98 jtiac Public Schools will present a! ide the resident the 15 per cent is sent) Judge Dale postponed Parker's ; nt ease ogs |Monday in Circuit Court on armed 33; medium 31, wit ous 25's: | 0B. ewes 86 pede teens 114 Vocational Exhibit entitled a | Program is to provi young- back to the United States, giving trial indefinitely. He condemned j 
BUFALO, N.Y. (UPI — Act, ‘ObberY charges ea grade B large 20-29. wed ave rccjam Com sit Lortiara?™*.°. $08 for Working and Living” at|StF$ with & conservation education Uncle Sam a 30 per cent cut injthe mob that dragged away = ing ‘postmaster Myron F. Biakensy “| Short was captured Friday night!31 ; medium 24, small 23. Checks 2i'a 2m 7a" ea: gee thal reggae pe High School this weet program which will have a carry-|all. Parker, saying: ; 
ordered mailmen to refrain tremni by Antonio Craparotta, 65, ower! Whites WhitesGrade A large 26-28: me-|AmN Ges) 0. 3e° Martin “cos. 49 jend. lover value in the future, according - ‘ot hate = have mk er a teasing dogs on their routes ~so% the Father & Son Market at |gtum 25; browns —gr ode A large 26's. Am News” tr of May Distr -. 491 The program will. také place in to Leonard T. Buzz, ne Ho A { Sore bach dee eelansa there 
tay “won't bark at every carrier toed at the. Ave. Rigen i k Fe 108 * Merck = % |\the high school gym frém 6 to 9 “supervisor. ke fo uSe: not deserve it.” who comes _— iv . : Friday and 9 am. to 5 mm. | : ‘his sawed-off shotgun and beat him! estoc |Armeo Stl... 704 rice ‘wan : iat Vatrday, Special style shows are! The department will provide | ste ‘Stron er labor Bill With a rap of his gavel, he shut 
say Og Fc MP. Another gunman’ fled. oernohh TT ay | gg Cattie— | Bait @ Obie 143 Monsan Ch ... 485 scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Friday and * ee ier wee er Fr g down the entire spring term wih Clarkston Community School District, Short later told detéttives the salable Trade retarded “by heavy Beth Stee! ... 51 Mont Ward ... $8410 39 4 1) and 3 p.m. Saturday. | Herrington, W bie court. Oakland County. Michleas ‘|whereabouts of the other four, who |ratn: few early sales siecre about steady, Boring fe sexe BS OR inal a | schools and asaist in the be planting | WASHINGTON (UPI)—President x jetta Yesterday's late decline, of steady | Bohn Alum... 28 Mot Wheel .. 172 There will be no admission | Mondy’s lawyer, the county at« Sealed bide for the purchase of tax Were arrested early Saturday’ at |to a lower than early Monday; | Bond Strs ..., i Moteseia. -.-- 92 change: | of each tree. |Eisenhower will publicly urge © the torney and Gov. J. P. Coleman caceeetion nates of Ciathoten Co ce ithe women’s home. Stroud ad- (Seu. open pening sendy: eu goed te low |Bere Warn “ve 433 Murrey CP ... 273) The exhibit will offer a "cross! The program will consist of a re-| House to approve a stronger labor |suthorized the release on bond. Michigan. of the par value of $135,000 69, Taitted going into the store With jand <Retce mined sears 38 00, 000 scatter, |Brist My .....1944 Nat Cash R... 724/section view of the learing ex-|cess period of about 20 minutes at/reform bill than the one passed bY| Highway patrolmen guarded the Clarkston Elements Seton Clareston:|phoye, Wane Smith drove the caring sew’ stity Comt¥0 $01 tee Brun Balke... 634 Rat Dairy °-. 497/00 vot 853 arts and erafts'each school, including a short dedi-|the Senate last week, Republican |peari River Jail on a 24 erandard Time, on Ue iit Gay of Mas| "The two women told police they “MReers stg,cuugre pooeinge, 0° Sw |Burrouthe,""" a RY Csit'al" 213/education students, 1,853. students|cation ceremony with instruction| congressional leaders said today. hour basis to prevent any intimi- wa be peat dane nk on er cided ae we oad they | aoe siable $00, Butchers and sows|Campo Soup | 32, No Am Av’... #84/in business education, 1,166 in|in the care of the tree, the tree's | 2 és of prisoners who. saw the The notes wi be gated bene. save PTOY — late UB. No 2 and J 180-300 Tes. 16.99-| Cos pac 307 Ror Bee 5°: 335 homemaking education, and 2.250|history, and planting of the tree.| The leaders predict <r 8 or 10 hooded men who broke will mature July 1. 1960 and wii beer MOldup attempt. |17.90: mixed io Fey res nant, Ne. |! Capital airi .. 192 Ohio Of wot 401 trade and industriall ”~ * the “|into the jail Friday night and - interest at © rate A y absen ; few m . students in 
ing 6% per annum. Both principal 8nd 2 190.220 Ips. 17-35, small iot No. 1, “949 Ovens rr". 64 education in Pontiac schools. Each program will be carried| ‘dent that, at his news |brutally beat and kidnaped Parker, * and interest’ will be payetie ‘at such {s oods 2" mused andes scan *s00-go Cater Trac... 956 Pac G&El ... 644) i learning covdied out bs ters of the individual tomorrow, he will share their view The jai) ly is unguarded, place as may be agreed upon with pur- 2 F -UAW Offi ial sig et |Ghes @ Onto 31 Pan AW At .. 312, Among areas of learning [Oe my SOMmenets 6 ; ithat the Senate’s Kennedy-Ervin| Se eatin ond form m of nels X- ICiais Veaiets—salable 128. Choice and down Chrysler 674 Penh Epl ... 44 will be the practical application of schools. At 10 a.m. Franklin School | inadequate” anal" one was on duty Friday wee Aciread telnet eee sae or of B cmap of -— froovon4 se nemaage, duaiee ona pene cit a he 8.2 Parke Da sek $3 6/ mathematics, science, citizenship, students will plant a Red Gum ae thot toe ean ene She 8 steps | such notes must be paid by the pur- F Pri J 30 00-28 00. fee up to 3880: standard Clark Equip . 69 Penney. ye mer 4 design, research, consumer educa-!Tree. Herrington school students ‘hat Callous jl eset SE etree ace Prison ierms — 3 SF aeons oti Mand wit SESE hy Fepdtbon "8" iont emploveremploye relations, wil plant a Modesto aah at 10-20( Temedy defictencies i the bil OK Recreation to 1 A.M. ve — SS ae = = | Sgheep salable 1200. Slaughter lambs Colum Gas... 22 ! industrial materials and communi-|ceremonies. | | 8 iar on tne mt day of aay month DETROIT (AP) — Prison terms $8¢ eves fully steady. good $0 90-22 30. Con Bais. co “a fee 8 BS cations. Ceremonies at Wever school are oe Resebiices Moose il has exter ” flier City Coun. 118) Gage’ methes seated wnee tee holder Of Up to 20 years today faced two utility to good shorn lambs 18.00-20 90;| Coo MOSS --- 80-8 | Pet oe oe All exhibits will consist of work|set for 12:45 p.m. when a Crimeon| erett irksen louse ended permissible park- —- pon the er . no early sales b - gheten:; cull to choice . a ‘GOP leader Charles A. Halleck | ‘ing time in High Park from mid sceaee _ bape ~ gpm My ba ' former United Auto Workers union | \ewes quoted 54. 0.00. — wer 46.5 Lani ca 1\ done by students in Pontiac public, King will be planted. The SAME | cid of the President’s public en- | night to 1 a.m. As Alderman Al- 
the uate of Rochen ick care officials corral extortion. | Cont COP&B . 133 Repub stl .... 1 schools. |type tree will be planted during ayrsement of a stronger labor{bert Cranham put it, to turn out regular serv Botices | . * 
;Cont OU ..... 6 * 87 iceremonies at 1:30 p.m: at Alcott | } ‘por the purpose of searcing the notes, Edward Drzewiecki of Roseville Tot Luck in Brush Gopper Rag. 33 Reyes 112 \ ced. jreform bill that they did not want|young people at midnight is to the imterest cost of each bid will’ Bak ¢ Fair Gorm Pa. ..-. $83 Royal Dut .”. 43.5) to speak for him. They said they|deny them the use of the park's be computed by {fciermiaine. at tne| and Stanley F. sia "1 ort. | peste fags tt88°* ae Safewsy st 38.4! News j in Brief preferred to leave this to Eisep-jrecreational facilities. ae ee eee rat Bsoryey == — | Haven were found guilty of ext Wi th Sc Idi Wate Doug Airc Lae $1 oie | id . dl 
it. For or J dun. tine maser ing 8100 from a vending machine WW HHT JC@IGING Bepceee age Seay tome Sty) sed at sex Senate Finally Votes '"" | ucting rom any premiu® operator iecki was » eee eee geet ell Ot! ..... | A movie camera + al * he note ftyr ait Lie. 41 aoe) | hose big "on Mine above ‘computation of UAW Local 330 at Gear ona | A two-year-old Pontiac ‘ girl Eaten a Mig «.: te Bs Sinciair pees. aa and a 35 mm. slide camera valued | Pontiac Man In iured TELEPHONE 4 
Clarkston Community School Dinrict iM@ and Machine Co. in Ham- pharely escaped serious injury Mon- rz Mus .... 76 sou Pac ...... 69.6 at $69.50 were reported stolen from | on rs. uce 0 ay J ANSWERING * fean ai fe, iad ereatg- pras|tramck: and Baker was business day when she was sprayed with! gis mim.”":: ite Soun’aa'."” itt Dpperts Camera Shop, St W. Hur : Rt | less than thetr par value will be con-iagent. scalding water in the basement |Ex-ce-o'.."" 403 S2e"prand +. @ jon St., Monday, according to Pon )—The Sen- in ar fon rash sidered .. 4 Std Oil Cal ... 58.6 tiae Poli WASHINGTON (AP jon i - SERVICE: 
it gem (fim anticipation ot the| The defendants admitted re- of her home at 279 Seward St. food Mech .. 4.4 Std Oil Ind °° 812, ice. ate, after many delays, ‘votes to- ; : 
Envelopes containing the bids should) Celving the money from Harry  * 4 108°. Std Of OF 2.6) Tw piggy - banks containing alday on Clare Boothe Luce’s nom- —— ou Leave : be plain marked “Proposs! for Notes” D. Burkett, owner and operator | Renne Hills, daughter of Mr.|Gariner Des. §3) Stevens. JP ~ Milas ob Gab ae reported stolen |ination as ambassador to Brazil. A Punting wes ts Soir cm ¥ me : A tied or ens check tm the Gen Bak.” 13.3 Stud Pack .... 13 re dition today at Pontiac General HR a amount of 3% of the par value of the of Oasis Vending Machine Co., ‘and Mrs. David Hills, was playing | $84 Sun Of {23 from the home of Delmar Davis,|Her confirmation was considered /jis5ital after suffering head in- t Nings— 5 
or irust company and payable to the| Detroit, contending the cash was jnear a wash tub har mother wes it cc S94 Swift & Co... 366 3481 Squirrel Ct., Pontiac Town- assured. juries early this. morning when We Answer It! 4 order « urer of Clarkston’ intended for the union's welfare {filling with hot water, Pontiac Gea y “108 Texas Co... $1 \ ship, Monday, according to Oak-| Sen, Richard L, Neuberger (D- the cor in ‘Which he was riding : 
com anty pone District ee *or| fund. 'Police reported. iGen Time’... 992 Textron > 234 land County sheriff's deputies. (Ore), an outspoken admirer of crashed into a parked auto CALL 4 good. faith om the part the bidder | hich $s (ees Tire .... 734 Timk R Bear . 55.6 ithe ‘late Franklin D, Roosevelt, = ka of unsuccessful bidders will be| Burkett testified that the two, Sudderily the hose through which Gitette | 514 Trans W Air | 208 James L. Reynolds, 42, of 779 FE 4-2541 : Plas thal’ be conditioned nedemanded a percentage of the the water was traveling flipped out Gost PT aoe Teen Gen oo ate 7 pee ‘ Pood soit wunicet = rat te 4s Doe \Mae Ct., was a passenger in a car ; conditioned upen the t room 132 0 Cooley St., was fine and! Luce's criticism o ate mo- | } 4 
SE ates Se METS ETS ca tle Ta onic eePiy gl Gegtlw LEGS ohn ptdin CU fy a notes. to be secured at the Porchaser's|two vending mac ee ltold officers. Greyhound a5 OS Pee us! 3 Monday after pleading guilty to alvote against her. as PLYMOUTH notes ready for execution at his ex-| ‘plant. iar ‘ae He Unit Aire .... 601 .harge- of drunk. driving before! * * * 'released. : 
Dense. Notes will be delivered at| Recorder's Judge John P. O'Hara; Police and an ambuiance crew Home ‘gc 38 Unit Pruit a8 8B hip Justice R. Grant| He thus took issue again with, The Reynolds auto was going DODGE—CHRYSLER Gon Ra Cartston,. Michigee #08 Wel treed the pair on $1,000 bond each treated the tot and rushed her to Hooker Ch :.. 384 Og Ors?” $) , Pontiac Township Justice R. Grant) He thus colleague.’ Sen. Wayne south on S. Main street in Clark» DEALER The right t is reserved reject a me set sentencing for May 11. _ St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. There, Indust Ray 216 os L-nondcsiae serena. “Morse (D-Ore) who spoke for 3 Ston when it rammed into a car — oe 
“Approved. April 2h, sec doctors ee ee i further ~ jnfand tt : 138.4 det Ee | Two cameras valued at moere'hours and 20 minutes Monday in belonging to re Ww. neat JACK COLE, jac. third degree burns t ‘| 276 Walgreen |” llaneous small in front s home at “oneness wither Rega Worried’ Godfrey the tack and relesses Renne 19 Ee Ma adh’ erin. Hinge were stolen by thieves who Obpoation 10 Mrs. Lace, Morse as tn 1000 W. Maple Rd. af Pontive Fral ft , - * 
wonns wri iy Hospital for" Sh TE. Glo oe ace oe oes eee ee 3581718-20 i er .... 48.5 Woolworth ... 586 ‘ | 
ra Sates atts, % Thursday Surgery Plan Hussein Celebration i Suis,” BL Pies tee. $fjaccording to city potice bassador to Ttaly. EFFECTIVE MONDAY, Aprit 27 ve soldat pubic sae a 2 ag were ANMAN um — Jordan's Prime Jone Sct: ins $2 SR&T”.144) Police sald yesterday that some-| x65 Luce, 56, playwright, for bo 2 igs ol where “the shite | NEW YORK (AP)—Arthur God- | | Minist Samir Rifai has rine May “i An'en’da W&C 55 ‘one stole a typewriter valued at mer Republican congresswoman All Princi | Stock Exchanges. 
stored and may be inspected. t aml \Kimb Clk |. a3 Gen T - 393 $162 from the Pontiac Army Re- “ut and pa ifrey was in a hospital today to) icial holiday to | Genesco 36.2) from Connecticut former am- _ April 27, 28. °38., hed. inext Saturday an offici iday to Kresge, 88 |. 334 Genesco... 36 ‘serve Headquarters, 40 Walnut St. : : SIC eet re TO ay Me celebrate King Hussein's return RFT | banendor ts Hale, wax yeeieed Wy Will Open at 9 A. M. At 0:00 am cn May a 1000 8 weal Thee Shears television and) ‘rom © Sedey trip around te TOK Se ts Pong ye Wore dnl ai of ie ey ost adwired Chevrolet Convertibleg Serial | Number b | world. There will be a public re- Tridust, Ralls Util. Stocks| motiidny aaay ist and " and Close at 2: 30 P M P38F137672 will be sold ublic sale|Padio star was smiling but tense ception and four official banquets. NEW YORK, April 28— (Compiled iy rday and Saturday, May bar American women. ° ° °. at 22500 Woodward Ave. Fern ale, Mich, the Associated Press.). g 
OUR OFFICE HOURS WILL BE 8:30 TO 4:30 P.M. 
C. J. NEPHLER CO. 818 Community Nat'l Bank Bldg. FE 2-9119 
  
    time is for golfers and spend- 
thrifts. It does provide more 
time for golf, Gross said, and 
those in favor of it apparently 
think ‘‘we should live on bor- 
rowed time as well as borrowed 
money.”           
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To Restrict East Turns 
From Saginaw Street 
Eastbound turns ‘oer secinate 
street onto Lawrence will be elim- 
inated on a trial basis May 11 to 
| smooth the flow of downtown Pon- 
tiac traffic. Theodore M. Vander- 
stempel, city traffic engineer, an- 
nounced today. 
Southbound Saginaw street traf- 
fic will no longer be permitted 
to turn left onto East Lawrence, 
said Vanderstempel, nor will north- 
bound Saginaw cars be allowed 
right turns. . 
* * 
Since Lawrence is open only to 
one-way eastbound traffic, west- 
bound turns have not been allowed 
‘for some time. 
Lawrence street traffic will 
still be permitted to make north 
and south turns onto Saginaw, 
Vanderstempel said, 
The intersection, he said, is often 
  congested by Saginaw street traf- 
fie waiting to make turns, with! long lines of backed up ° autos | 
stretching sometimes as far south | 
as Pile street. 
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He said that control of the turn- 
ing movements dovetails into the 
plan for a progressive light system 
on Saginaw. 
Saginaw drivers wishing fo 
head east on Lawrence will have 
to detour westward, he said, via 
Orchard Lake avenue, Pike or. 
Huron street, reaching West 
Lawrence by means of Wayne 
street, Williams street or Cass 
avenue, 
Community National Bank and 
Pontiac State Bank, which have 
drive-in stations on East Lawrence 
just east of Saginaw, have agreed 
to cooperate in the change, said 
Vanderstempel, and are notifying 
their ‘drive-in customers of the 
detours,   FOR SALE- HOUSE ‘Sealed proposals will be received by the City 
Clerk, City Hall, 35 S. Parke St., Pontiac, Mich. 
up to 4 o ‘clock P.M. Eastern Standard Time, 
May 8, 1959, for the sale of the following: 
61-63 Seminole Avenue—] %4 story 36°x37' frame: 
duplex house. 
Purchaser agrees to move or wreck on or before 
May 20, 1959, and comply with all City regula- 
tions and Ordinances. Purchase price may be 
cash or terms to be arranged, and to relocate out- 
side the Urban Renewal area. 
A cash or certified check will be required with — 
this bid in a sum of not less than 20% of bid 
price. Said deposit to be made as guarantee of 
good faith on the p part of the bidder; to be forfeited 
to the City as liquidated damages if successful . 
bidder neglects.or refuses to enter into an agree- 
ment to purchase and pay bid price; and co we 
with City Ordinances within 10 days from 
.of receiving notice of acceptance of bid vil be 
City. on of unsuccessful. bidders I be 
return x 
Dated April 23, 1959. 
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OLD FRIENDS -- When Ph . ‘|eorved. tameual activity, teen 
i victim Kathy Hoaghtaling, §, of Almont arrived intins B0ees Jesater of Alphonsus which les be 
nherits Binge sce Anan, gee Bonnar insets and-Mrs. Basil Houghtaling, pees Photw [tween the craters of  Plolemains 
Fag —— et noite ane tee Pcl yn and Arzechel near the middle | 
2 state Travels 25,000 Miles eae to ee Gedo ie bee, Teen fowl, arecie of nurses,.’The Mrs, (the moon’s disc, of 
meet mpadettetig Walt Disney avorite was painted by Mrs. 3 The mural | He said he observed 
to Earn College Degree characters. Kathy, daughter of Mr. ee if coh ant’ aan a veh et po 
| , Ohio (UPD — : ’ - He Somme $500,000, feat. 
Joseph : xas Legi : , took spectrograms of 
: , 28 of Erie, Pa | TX L sl a candidate for Ae which enabled << 
figures to be the most traveled)”. islature « |Secunhat's.‘or zeclection sn for He Finc ons which enabled him to ¢ 
Tel-|student in his class when he : hula president. The)#2 © inds Peril ew ae 
caead : re-| ran, {Dill passed: the Senate 'S _ {centage of the 
by eo a wee ean cing abe n for 60 | okie unanimous t the J “s aii of inlcoalnente Mg pe Bi 
2 a in the South Pacific, ; -|in June. ' gemopet So “Just has ibe Seolay ungle in This, he wrote, means that the 
The 4 ‘ ae kind : : earth : 
cae Oe nil Oo pave Tele- ee Moog gy Tex, (AP)—Sen, tag eo. betas foemdonk fon woula| Cocktail Lounge Dees ae ame Peckahiy bad Gt 
cw Apdo service will} DiCorpo; a Kor 21 o-orsgen i om kee,” said Rep crs a hier gee origins. 
a en three minu ipbar bas tie teaches: part-time at Gannon 1 meuieome candidate for the|Sulphur Springs. - tart WEST WARWICK, R.I. (AP)—|was rear that ee 
; has a. uae: oo oe —* __ {Cocktail lounges are getting as)about changes Syringe! cook and 
ack! ~ perilous as . moon's sur-|' 255€S Bi midwife, The 
Legislature if he decides to Draft Clerk Retires ae ee eee the central peak of the NIA aoa are financed by a aaa at tae 
i on SOUTH Norman Affleck’ crater. GARA FALLS, N. Y. (UPD) ”* 
* p HERO, Vt, (UPD). — H.'bitten 's right ear was| “Recently,” said M Bt — Restaurant owner Vincent 1D} ’“We don't do this for profit,’ 
sent to Gov. Price Daniel Ettian Allen, 're-|day when he . to- .and Dr. F. Brai . P.\ handed him by a cus is the first in I 
which would let Johnson's tired after 15 years of service as|tile he tried to pet the rep-|reported that . F. Brain, have/when he examined tomer. Later,|second in Europe. In’ England, 
name Se 'sithe state’s only male , kept by the managemen a reddish spot about /' the bill, which there . In England, 
appear on the 1960 ballot, as| clerk. draft board)an « : PEs ate cree net ener Goes cara y_ e es 
No, it wasn’t a lounge lizard. ithern slope of the peak ‘ discovered it was guar-| wish many lives. We also 
since the er anteed by the to save li 
Female 7 eruption was reported Confederate States of ves and we are 
~ _ Help Wanted Female 7 Work Wanted Male 1 . |America. a ways ready to do so, Try us Ba 
gunk, L omeee. — . Ey lem AVAILABLE - ROW rancaead Buildin g Service 12 Dressmaking, Tailoring Phone number is Modena 31178." 
phone a 
Dereon, Beeded, Yop temporary ware. wea" eavingé ‘work. few aaa ge | "Pree eet Gall chet 6 pm OL 2a ~~ i 16| Painting & Decorating 20 
ithout, super. Office yy . D. BH, Murdock. PE 2-7861. | ost. Shee be OL) ARIES TAnOnmO g Wtd. Household 
of local office, Monday, nA ALL T 1-127@. a terations. Bodell AL-  PAPERE. ~~ ; Goods 27 
ee a a eng a ee 
Sex| seure Soon an-CURE- GIRS | toa “He tasm ee mT Ho FO T Ee ee OS | PER ORRIN | ane Phone: MA 61341 
=a | <A» W Root Beer, 218 8. Saginaw hin om BUILDERS Geiten oMe3, Wall washing wo veper te | Ne geet. a 
with & x =45 Cm 20m MU ¢4073 Plowin ~ : sinh ™ . Fi 
| Yo fianetal at IN TYP. TABINES MAKER 4ND CARPER. 2" S g 16B| Television Service 22 — se = 
‘waless quail: IBM Typewrinter, CPA OF FE een. 7S CEMENT 18 OUR “SPECIALTY ANDY'S ROTO . TILLIW CASH FOR USED 
2, Mtg “Gin: | See 2 new, Me-oenciucand, bal: | CARE EE nals seal ater & CARPENTER WORK. NEW & RE , @, Fx| DAY Om mour ty senvice | cise Fon FOR Pe saan 
Cosmetic and Drug Ae ward Ave. | on ae Gal after 6 ee buall joees= specui. WE | - e fat O REASONA- | MP. SrmaKa ween, GGk poetes on 
nd Drug Clerk|@Ntruire Ce CABINET UE. pe RS en aegis OB it JENSEN 8 TV SERVIC piisnces. O44 pieces or house : 
in bars work and New line cosmotics. Product guar. er. & CUSTOM HOMES B AND LAWN _neon & evening VICE APTER- 4788 service, a 
‘ air con. mu 2-3680. | $hig, Good Work—auaranteed, OL ~dullder, Pree estimates. UL 25175 ants 318 E. Wilson. FE 2-620. U a PE 2008. | DORN : . 
. Saoratasy eee AIrRESS, AFTERNOON Suit | JUNK PICK OP AND BASEMENTS CERAMIC TILE Rig nh HARROW- pholstering 23 ‘URNITURE NEEDED 
SibNiER WAWTEO” IRBORANCE Rd. 7 Blisabeth Lk. | _ cleaned, PE 17-0480. PRs ESTIMATES TERMS y 29-7308. . Nosh Martin, | cAKLE” tire home or odd lots. Get the 
ASHER WANTED, TNEURANCE | WAITRESSES FOR CAN SERVICE TAWNS RAKED, FERTILIZED aguyne Ter ce On at GARDEN PLOWING BY 10T On| 34a 14 Cooley Lake Ra ead | _ 8s Site yeu Bab Genbeast 
0 Write Pontise Press Box |, Full & p , Day & wight vor.  shrab setting, paut CEMENT & ates Where. PE taste | ng . ae | Sele. Phone On my 
Sune GIRLS MUST Be NEAT for young etme ‘work ‘available - see WORK FE 5-078 for garden’ ARRANGEMENTS AUS UPEOLSTERING WayyED 70 Sur ALL TYPES 
a NEAT. ly in d é —COMPLETE 1% CAR GARAGE— le 4 M FE 
at Ba-Bey Drive-In. 2406 raat.” Woodward Ave, = hous _or light. at Bay HEAVY B ARGAIN— oy 3 fon. PE Vie. Baldwin and wal RUGS AND UPHOLSTERED PUR- Way, Ligvipare YOUR ROUSE: 
SORE GIS AND — Warnes, | WTD_EXP. DENTAL ASSISTANT. MARRIED MAN WITH FAM PE 56-9122 " PERRY PAi Grave cleaned, colors, revived. | or Boods efter by 7m BOSE: 
: iin $400 viica"ae nah and WATTRESS ; . DENTAL ASSISTANT. res work of any DRY WALL TAPING AND Fine. ing. Reas. PE 4-787! . au wire!’ Ra er public | suction. Appraisals 
tons Gres - a ~ Aiien. . even, While Seas walineations. hed a . MARRIED TRUCK DRIVER ee ae estimates. FE_¢-636i a nome SIDE, pt Shared te Sster. Michigan. OL Tse, othe 
Band a ‘beloved hus:| LATHE HAND FOR TOOL WORK Sortea AnD SEWER FOR UF 1 nee ARRIED, TRUCK DRIVER Oe ee ee cen es | hase Ree Ue bane oe FE 5-883 Wid. M 
ville, Mrs. A. 5. a Rg amy _ woth i ar holstery dept. 2 od pay. waaay children og CARE 4 ODD JOBS LAWN WORK, CLEA i. Be mene UL 2-2003. Eel ag Heights. UL 23-3967 be ~ Wid. Miscellaneous 28 
fedie uaa other ORL» day, fo, revlace, oe Sipanisicry CORB OL AE aia ma FRINTING, EAVESTROUOHS | mses L TAPING PREE ES | HOTOERING DONE REASONA Lost & Found 24 “ANTEO:..,J0NE, cans ano 
; isworth. Mrs. Marit S0i's0 per weeks who wont) Pie in “'stuckey's WAITRESS et ete Tan ee ttne — eeeRcHING | PE +2040 * | Lost: BLvE | gitzae meted OL aidan “NP 
: i. | Eo ee Puller Brush Stak WANTED 201008. not necessary be _FE ‘| BULLDOZING + _—«xEM Insuran oe, EEE AND Wmte, ran ANTED: OLD | EDITION 
ved » by two | ildren, 6 cisas at ONCE REVERAT HE ys. m AM ge FE y. Must be | FOURG MAX, 2}, DESIRES WORK ELECTRICAL SERV_PREE EST. ce Agencies 17A| 4. nity of Crescent Lake books og Civil War TIONS OF 
Soil be SEEDED, At Gree’ eevseat| ff 3 er pome ian wage, Care| Beran. Yor epnatment, call WALL WASHING BY MACHINE prewar Bcciric. PE $44 | "ound the clock “protection “and de wean commas xorm| g®E et ‘oid Kerosene "Lamp. 
eusat ta Waits viene. Apply Saturds Mealy Saw ey a im. winDow — Wallian, — OUPSIDE sot ns 7 hosters. panges and ary: “eeevieg Arnold R. Simmons, rep Bes gg young Soomale | WANTED STANDING TIMBER. 
é Rd, ig alle soutn  Felograpn see gpeteomens COs | ete Walled a inside, PEE 84003, oS ne hee | ~ ting Fricker Insurance Agen-| LOST: FAWN Se eers | ep, peices pa OG TIMBER 
sigue, sore ogy, wee PRT ENE TENEENGES ge gst use Bor ast | WANTED: WOM FO OUR Sak NITE COLLAR | es sa at ee lead Rae” FEE 
: ss rly of iY. . after Som. . r 4 varied}  BUILT- LoeT_ MAN 
Reriatn'af Wy, wetier's| sition stare: Miracle le Soop | mae! er owe, come wee 3 Sees FE tea OS Wise Hester pres, Bor 6 wy, Bilkcar ecte ba oan| Peri? ELT nets | Met Pant Deguc Cauren, Vee | eee oo Rome 2 
. At _ e 2, wages. : Es B - Shirt se i al | Oe 
Home, 183 Oukiana’ Birmingham, PLASTERER, TO |e gage Tales. i| WATTRESKES « COUNTER Work Wanted Female 11 mS BY FEDY BLT Gs ESunity. oS, elspiane FE MBS, papers Reward." "Toxedo 6 on 7 RM MOUSE. 3 ADULTS 
» Piggncetay, Revie trom Timers bor on S-toom Ore Gi ylatt | Monsewerk. laundry some Bis; Day shit, exp. preferred. |1 AY IRONINGS, $9 BUSHEL Re La red, $ scae | ost Met PE et . 
SS es es Paar aaa To ge | ee Rome da Sane Stui| _ Slap Suigrape. sate PS afa PS | ee eee re sdecaping —T6A| Tecoma AE igs| rae outtiay aie, (Pemele | 
—— e coord, ide, goa wy HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. PART a rN T td housecleaning FES UARANTEED  ROOPS — A Lt A-l ACE TREE SER Zi Name Tinker. Reward. .| ates. OR 3185 afer 6 
em koe et Sharp, | Pao nn Sa Seen | a FE ee Peer jot PURS ARPT, US | Oa TU ME Oo | an te st 
' “ : This : ‘ ~ * ars 7; ts to Michi trans- 
At 10 a.m, Today there | eae’ B on meng=: —y sartenetion. street. aan on {aoa Haren bag at a Ce and pp --~ D RY WALL — nine te on Pe oe Ela Wie. iene between | Ne clams foes Cana nnn Se veut 
were sien eet ceerweling on ce be _Fidersi | HOUSEWORK. NON - SMORING “Hate Stylist 2 W, Maple. Bir xp. Good typist. Exe rel. TOUSE MOVING FULLY ANDY'S ROTO - mi | oo OR 3-1383 eves. FE | STORAGE SES On ert pm 
; . com neral . ty CHILD —— amine : . . __ ward. : . j E OR GARa ? 
cane sg following ness. nf 0 for = busi- gdnits, Good home, “yelerences. ou LADY, | .08fe: pow DAY OR o> has HOME Te Bae 3 &-) MARION AND EY. BLUE SOD Lost: MAN'S PAIR OF sxown | WTD- vanes 2 TAshmeo banat, 
f 23457 0714, %, MAN, EXPERIENCED. AP-|TADY. 70 LIVE IN; OWN Ri. rouna - Live tn. | Crore Tuesday thre Friday. #8 Gaus ‘Clceawed, bullder. YHA ~ | _2601 Crooks ed UL 3-460. | Siease eal FE rae 8? | pinnae a, garuse, Near Bi 
pee es 8 oo OLICE PATROLMAN |_ we. deport cease, or | “oun a canes cud mar bins. fare_ References, 7E_¢ss JOHN HAMM OND CONSTRUG. py Bg SG terrier VWicinty ot “Oeetan "aed | Fees eption “to buy. 
i 7%, 83, CITY OF PONTIAC oe Sem. 441 Emerson. ANTS BA-| basement ising in poured OR 3-6826.| Menomine ia and YOUNG cov 
b 202, 109 ier oz, 93, $/ ann Sen Abe REPAIRING ~ Help Wanted oe ee ci pe ae sdewsiks, Griveways, sad rough: quer LAWN SERVICE. FE) 3c. @. Heward. Call FE| oom home. reas. within it hlice 
: Saoneteds people for ee good of ALL the Apply Fox Dey Gieancte, 118 W. 8 tT housework. PE. 2.0041 FOR ao houses. OR _3-7267. COMPL: LAWN MAI eT: MAN'S GRAY” WALLET | —Eet if req. OR 3-200 
, ' o| Lothar, antec. . | 6 ROOM HOME, FINISHED, , : - Ss FLOOR. SERVICE. nance. cleanup, PE 4.9220 Walton. Reward | — 
—~ oe pw ag de ev fo}: - an for ey = tant work: References Bn sing yee. oe sad fiathing. | fees oes ; sent Found — Few | Share Living Quarte 
ad Funeral Directors 4| BF wei. m im. | Help W. F g| bret men 4g Supls FE 8-8350. : NEW & OLD WORK ALL KINDS senseb seatracts 9 youre, exper Pe ban BEAOLE =e eee 
: aoa . 3 . : * a am FE 24 é Ww mod * . R 
a Dee tl eee ae iad LAD see | ee vin SPR, TEE TOD | weiss Sowee perm | ipa NS FRAMED oe Moe — TOE) Feta 
+ school: mar or GED IES AND GIRLS | #¢ OF . Call. PE 8-1540- between Vere elie REPAIR | ding. c . 5 BOS. | martings Answers to Memes _of 2 working gitis. JUniper 677, 
FUNERAL HOME helght We a wagy Ew om ef ad & 10 p.m, 7 Keller UL 31740 all for tree est. FE 2-546 Answers to '“ = | Wor piper 6-278, 
Pining mioimum” weight. 14 - at 3 to com-| ins No be PLASTERING x WING, DISKIN 8463.| Vic. Jessie & Wilson, oat KING GIRL TO SHARE MY 
OR 31180) ghysical cond aid at Ios. exe, | plete Sur vsalen tat food Bar. Sees to oe fete graph ieee te har heme foe LASTERING 9 persis ERAS.) Br" walig baking & airing. 5 Mine = beoe fa Union, Uk Vitege. wi 
. a BE ; ; ; ai : : . ie. &.G sn’ : 5-8940 q obbies - 
Do son- a ee sain ary plus bonus, For pergqnal CARETAKERS | dint wishes Wonk BY THE sandine , : & Suppl ie = 2 
The evo Ag Jol S Fetumed e east ie "LAD eae age hcg ye. Sas day, FE 8-000 pyran | Sten ee Phone. re | Moving & Trucking 19) aIntT BY NoMBER = =e Wtd. Contr : 
MERA HOME |. (6 p.m.) to the 4 ay §, 186, Sern agg gy Migs afd ent EACEDRY MEY BHIRTS 5 CUR. SS a A-l RUBBISH Santi Geaee Becenes Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs, 32 
City Hall. ® 1 th i s $100 per week with] 26 during spare repair-| tains, Reasonable on ae & CUR-| New & Repair — G : + HAULING Book Store 15 E. 1 Bactenstose _ LIES, 34 
itut_ Se FRMAN or wae time Job. ful | GSS oR RO ERING: BES Licensed—Freé Estim. FE $0145 . Lawrence 8t.| CASH, FOR LAND 
Vo Pe rs beat, RMANENT SALARY fins, cee, &. Tycenars compensation. Write Pontiac Press wteiaral service EM 3000 ROOF REP? EM azA Reduced Rates Notices & Personals 25)” ‘*"on’ sig Dale Hey: 
se Katy -- character | LAD 8. NEAT APPE ab pe stance : 
: OF ees-pivle po nen gg Sh die ey Ra REG PULL OR PART TIME XO EXP oe can le ook kes oe. pave OE REPAIRS elfen! gr jong distance moving | pont worry. Know. xo Obiieatin (OE 
FUNERAL/HOME ™ ens. Reau pte td . m- L 3-478 Grout, $09 mo, | ‘Beceseary, will teach, Bible tales, | ~Hez_Wprk sat Hie part Sue Ce A TCRNG. EECAVATING FOR 5 ee i Vice Cetin’ Comtele,. th OLIE & HARGER co,” 
__Ambulance Ser lee. Plane or Motor poe mag ob a TADY 70 HELP AEE convey. | SOUSEKEErER Aut Ce pede ee IG FOR | ee AUER NE a on, FE | 3 _W_HURON eve. 
Ea ve 1m Vacations Age 22 ty 28. Paid| Must ‘pe moat appearing & be aay. male, take full dtcie can tes Day & Night—Licensed @ Bonded. |B aa sake, Field le, feotngs. | a sout price, Any time. Pe t-0008. 4 NAPP. SHC CASH 
a ful Must be eal appearing & De S0l6 | seereWOMEN $50. —D. ee ES ed.| Building Supplies 12A |” rign Se Ae gta ane | Bred Hern SHOES 
gn ply, at pion W, Huron 6 Ae oe bing “DAILY sexi. | PR“ AL NURSE WISHES _Light Hauling. OR aa” AND | Fred_Herma: OR 2ise2| AVAILABLE FoR 
EED 3 ss OR OVER. sae 4, ae ee wert, nighte oF pert time days. > raining well a0 FE S| eT Le ee a? Sues’ ara HERDING TRACTS AND. HOME 'EQUITIES 
or " TIME WN R = : : 4. Confidential one FE : 
ee, Mop 3 train this summer. pe the new Me siting. ay ANTS | BABY. Business Services 13 LIOHT TRUCKING, REASONABLE | 4 foMEete COLD WAVE $6.59 A Johnso 
ee ~ : onth, E: none TFRING OFFICE WORK DORE , * LIGHT Style Rite. OR 3-342f. W * 
at i ee ee cack ae Be SP gp ee me eae 
date Kiuss Rave ‘est ‘spear: | Ho Te sees anh oo women | Up and deliver TRONING. PICK. | beet references. jobs are our Rubbish. fill dirt. top soll, send. A (LES CHESTER 8. Telegraph Ra. 
am ® aglomobis‘eatotia Howsh | Pose fe Zasis.™= SOSt ie ome FOS Burke Asphalt Pavis boat fi en aa send, | a ante Om 3.40 IMMEDIATE 
%¢ MEN FoR Mion caLiner| 2sve ; fae be uy Orchard Lake | EAL ESTATE GALES PEOPLE Nhome, tet 8. shirey. = Prone FE Seip or OL ae eS el seers 7 = at 
soles ‘pusitions tome, “A iy 7:30 pan. Deodle. xp. Jan wen al ven day and ' So og om. tee at once. Apply 66 W, Huron, pip ingles a AR WITH EXPERT- gig mre yg FOUNTAIL ; ew FE 6-307 & qualified and capericneed me pr seasoues Your contract, New 
z. M mteaim. iste eee’ Nab homes. Member ot Multiple bird Bs Ricans Ate ae eaters 4, SALESMAN. restaurant. wes’ work or & sont ote. General. Printing Local DELL CARTAGE be eit Intpartonand: OR title, ask Bection of property and 
a AE gd oh at a oo PRE OO en na tense st Pons Pe alas fone esos TTT | Pimms i; LE Templeton, Real 
Gon tek ‘Soest tn: Werke a SALESMAN WANTED, FOR SE | Rd guperitnce. ‘yrite Pons Bon No Broker competi: | ALL, KIND OF CEMENT WORK BULLDOZING, LEVEL ING Trucks to R ony Mrs. Wallsce. FE 0P_Orenare’ sks el oe 
Sumer “ ‘ay’ ’ call between 9. rt. Peterson. Reasonable. Jenso ; : or ee =e D CON 
of wok: pal LENTY SAT ESHA 6.0018. r CEGIsT ERED suet | “BUD” iz , Al Bock. seek A ed —_ Scomad ALL CLEA TRUCKS to Rent A. Taylor, 56 Gille Tes — Mrs. 4 ‘iu Earl Gaels, EM ‘S20it 
Bo ce a ee AN WANTED nurse. No phone calls. i290 Auburn ‘oe Nicholte, Realtor | cial aiso under house | EMENT | wall, and windows. Reasonable, plexups : FoR Als juousans OF Peaat ney - 
. on . Will, . . ; ouse ba: - 2 truck: stak: ‘ewton 
flower truck & x " 0 he tn fm Yo y D ® 1 ia REAL ESTATE: whiten: wen FE 2.1372. “Shab seha Ww. Caples call A Peineral FE Fake of Pontiac Farm ree ig hers Srrceniieion uote or ay hgkrou WE 
SALESMAN TO SELL -| SALES LADY — Pref |" tutional ‘cooks, INSTI- more “ ELECTaTC wee or OF . ; ¥ AND 
Sei cae Gargee| Greer pect eek te| Py ed hetrie end| aden aca GO| ro TO MOTOR SEROCEME | a © MORSTARD 5 Saree ca’ One| evi it vecinarnin 
types of dosers, loader iy to work full time, own a c| 3 °t me 'Boombeld Hospital” rehases on custom Cuguality, a Kee Open Datiy Ineludin; — : sEVEN Ih DELINQUENT! 
eer This |W @, go0 eal tor Mr. well recommended. ea ieutoyment A ¥ ad SA a fiorigga” Np ohtenon stetviced. 6. Nelson Fre bives | © anteD ry Pe tin In Debt? afer @ MA S128" evenings 
ress, Box 118 wean) Take tor . Elizabeth " “ uilders Exch -| FLOOR TLE LAID, 2 ;| wp free of char; HUMP) : 
WANTED A-i D Lake Road. Ph. FE 2-4610 Pr 3.7210 s ange FE 25008 after 6 om: : P ge. FE $-4638,| 1 you are haying trou! Pry, HRIES REALT 
; —— FE_27210____or__UL_2.063| LAWN m.__| Paintin Decorating Md ale meeting | SHOP At Y 
bs, hen ee Bu an SALESLADIES | Yocattonay, GouNstiina” TEC RINGS GF aNTENT AND) eso Tyree | MC eg 20| Wee Cheol” SOoiel | oaiSh tines Sei cn 
oung Men to Assist dren's wear and domestic depar sen ELING | ALUMINUM SIDING Rene OR 340017 OTT | Ming. ees, Doo Beck, OL fai State Bonk Bae FE cone | Ow 8 SAVINGS & LOAN CO 
ment, depart- ~ouR Ga: NG a2 RooFs.| LAWNMOWERS SHA reas, Don Beck. Ob 1-3141. _Bde FE 00456. ._ Huron 8t. FE 4-061 
Manager in local branch in const} Sslaty end Bom En - Goo ig) 3 farages built, New windows in | outhoard (Rg, SHARPENED & |i8T CLASS PAINTING AND aa CoMOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL A E 40661 
$d, comminnoon. George's | SUITE 4 Me casea| Cusam homes bulls Pree est: | uu gt anging. FR 44004 a 21 SR BILITY 
ORT FINISH RS. r . PE 42182 2 hrs, palnseet aioe ber ‘beiane ON AND APrEn THis “pave | 7?,2t% 7" 
peed. only, ull Une, Appiy tg | REPRESENTATIVE " giratiog cmon Bogie, yeh, fee wate Bene | erie Pee out eet 
Posie YastiDy ot | Solera, graye tntwegn the a me erty eck tel | far", mecwiass a eet 
= . 3 hese Kenta Pavia Slane et 
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‘i Man oH skarpened and 8 4% 4 
DON'T PASS UP| giounts at tenct mie Balary. bi Sa ee A BETTER CASH SALE 
ee ; Sate ak Bie Fe neat | - Sav: Hand Lawnmowers For land contracts in white 
MONEY! Sell unneeded a Nees iagnge, a te 
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a, merit s ach 10 Badley st. Kinsies Nealon” Ge. ‘ols Jono 
belonels ; WANTS WORK OF Business Services. 13 oh: og Bt. Ph. FE 43525 + Baron 
gings for cash) for most 13 | an. pymt. | R T | 50 women 10 tose .30 Ibs. thts AB iT 
_ ' man,’ $1.60) | 42290 Wy prints ame your own month: | ust ABSOLUTELY Fame tO one t SOLUTELY. 
Box through Classifi an Deale OF Ml 6-082 mates PE! Ask Badan | Fi ons with you. genet een op your land 
| lassified Ads! ‘ Preah he ROACH BEAUTE inbrirorE _Gall Reattor Partingehteny ane: 
roar ep. Stephen Navatre. 131 * : 
‘ HL, 2-4204. : . ACTION! 
E 2-8181, BAINTING 3 YEARS EXPERI Wtd. Children to Board 26 On Your Land a It 
Vuern OR 3-4074, | BABY SITTING prwne | land Sqnreth, ine” wen second 
‘ : : : ‘ PE 21730 . LOVING CARE. pear com vw — wes, Uke 
Wan Wi sm WANTED CHILDREN TO BOARD? st dollar. Reasonable dis- 
GUARA =~ Paper Remora) | Abs LICENSED BOARDI6| $OUDtS Ask for Mr.- Ht e dis 
FE home, BOARDING C. for Mr. Hayden. 
it ¥ Fan 04600, on eh dx @ELAYDEN, Realtor 
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WEST SIDE. 5 ROOM DUPLEX, BEDROOM COLONIA a, 
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For Rent Rooms 37 Lifetime Alumingm a, oalo and lands bed fu; bun 
A a oe 2 sf big = fuly ; 3 
TV, very aes, FH finished with dea 
_North Eod. PE Lai.” sarelaher = A floor ceiling 
Saher Prt. = wate, for bachelots, pensioners, OR OPER uosrs large ‘ecrealon foomre 2 ear]  seasgueat 8 winler “price, / 
Ent. Main hw } SS p Wi s2.8 vu . WERY lors, pensioners. NTH arage with 16 ft. cement drive Only $9,500 — . S 
OR / or Pontiac workers. Modern. : Takes $2,500 
OR 36179 or Inquire 5868 Dixie | $"3-4100. couple. No drinkers.| Cottage St. FE 82204 - DLORAH BUILDING CO cone: io = 
¢ 92m to 1 pm. only. All day eLeax A : * Buildor of National Homes vei acre out lob onto he THOSE FAMOUS WORDS 
=z oa nee So tet Sete “tne| DOWMIOWS. 16? F rela. ft fa. A ht, Sevetss | raw SOR OPTIONAL ee ne a tag saddect ever EGoen 
: Beautiful s for 1 at 134 Huron. €3157. Oak RD OPTIONAL 2 BEDROOM HOME. additions! information The tpn a Nl ch egal ‘ 
Figg Md or 6 aminuts! Par ehian ist 'W. Buren. CHAR Ot PLEASANT Are cram some hesvies  irutt. a yt9. Sppotstments call FE #1784. - _Fesea wast Might Hare 
ci D. RIL , Broker |"ea” Pee gmt, tx rom queae| OR mca RT rage. Private temiy. Pd pee ge onsen “ HILIS— NOW! “West Saburoan, 
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: . AT & OX- _eeaEp. eed undel} 2 bedroom H ard wood floors. DE 3 BEDRM. HOME, BY cpa HOE basement. _ large 
ACTION ON NEW On| bow Lake. Schneider. MA 41292. a ROOMS FOR GIRLS Pee puted walla’ Slots | “owner, SiLeap: Cash to merigege.| Am Savctiogs ies 
Buyers waits ONTRACTS |CIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS QFURNISHED & UNFURNISHED | _ >: men. Se Soe ee). OCF See on corner 1.000 down te fe) ee reese: | Sua tyent eve entiend 
Buyers waiting Briog + es UIOHT HOUSEKEEPING “RO im ™ or Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43) ‘CUCKIER fous FoR GALE WIL TARE Terms can be ™ 
Pe Estate. 3 lark LOVELY 4 ROOM. ERB APTS. iis 1 & 2 BEDROOMS é CUCKL R REALTY housetrailer in trade. Cali . 
4 1382 W. Huron. Ask on State. PE 54-2203. me aeEs, oe Room: Wi — 7 iG DO 236_N. Saging PE 44001 : HERE'S A CHOICE corne 
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Mr. Clark. * GOTEL, KITCHENETTE APTS. —pnasricatLY RE s With Board 38) GI—NOTHING ‘DOWN NOTHIN G DOWN . 3 . a tt ane Buulding wiih neat 
Sell Us Your Equity | Sette ve yet Fee | REDUCED— | poom POR QPxTuEWAN. Bound} 2,oearcom, modein, bunesian in| PRONT. “3 pecrm Storms & | 5>Room Bungalow School and MSUG. Reac. ‘Terms.|  SpArtmente. All three 
Dot 43-9389. tiae’ a optional. 7365 Esta’ ape | . <eroane. lee ited. -1E ’ : 
Bervice cali wating Oiroug- a ~ GLEAN on OgND FLOOR Went vide apartment development ROOM AND BOARD cunreum carpeted | Beier tee pine | is rough wiring. Pull besa yt Basem't. On Hen oa “SE RARGAIN = Tak mat got pe 
Pranks, Res tate. 459 le” 2250 H i pe rf . : + mo. e ad F 
_Hey, 3 Ditie FOR COLORED 7? & 4 ROOMS Balcony tyye bullding with tnésvia. rr_te | slcirig not water weer senior tis ae | Ba &zZ Starter: Homes mixing ‘take, Nice Jot 100. feet| = NOTHIN I eopartuniy™ ty sappie 
wanTeD: TMM Dia recy “RB RIB, oF untarn "FE 4069 or | Hal entrances. Convalescent lowes 38A| a OB COM) | Tee. unedl, Large Brine room ppb tiles G DOWN, = nme yal ig EF 
Shek oak _6-4302 Pui pace eae _—_ AND DECKER cer- 
lead contracts. "Bugere wiitiny, NEAT 3 RMS AND BATH CLOSE | “ENGLISH RACER, GOOD COND. om SCHUETT ealtor fi 2 » sb | deo ee — Mo Pe hes 
owaiting TN an end yore A, PIRST PLOOR VACANCY POR EL. | : car ‘Peaced O0x165. I) fice at $7,930 $150 down. N 3-103 for 
ea! M. , Jones, Real Est. | “pruvan tag PE 5- on | Beautiful kitchers with metal deriy y lady io neem nurses home. Conv. FE 8-0438. ‘and nereune. By ines. LARGE . inform "i 
TEPRO i mets decorator ir INDIA VIL apnea Onn TED ANT. 
“Rent Apts, Furnished 1 ny _ tot Couple PE 4usit vm ae = For a itmited ese, 00. insan — wave ENACANGY Fr oe eastantery, "etre ace Exe coud. 20 eo ’, int come 4 rooms 175 OSG “vice RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 
urnishec 33 vectity 3 cite required. ! pon LE ae ns lly rong 7G = eff Mohawk, $16,960. FE THE MRS. SAID ind bath ~ Full basement, ves ‘fou 2 Ose mt Telegraph Rd 23 
So oe ion mae CMrooms & beth, inc yeaa | abbits Some at. saase {Ores Nursing “IT'S AWFUL” - Black top drive, city” sewer and Pi WRIGHT, Realtor |, RM. HOU TH 
. ully farm Bachelors | 0:| furnished. No children “Christin | MANAGER 3 19 SALMER ST. APT. 6 VACANCY. BED OR AMBULA- hl a ag our new) . water. Perce - Gens Ane FE S004 | da. parte on Fe 
Iso small garage seuss waslereea Fa 4-08. 2 A: e the way we want { e upper at $75. Well, kept, Call peers ite | Sous pavt, By .owner. 
GSclsles’ Sear fine ay. FE " r E 8-6918 tory patients. sen er women. FE a i ~ pe St SA ‘$00 down end $100 month. Will wee HEA 
ws ui BY OWNER. 5 Ta TERRACE’ $ i$ or. 
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iRoom Mi STUDIO APT 1 FOR CAD. “Se rat yy SIDE Caen WEBSTER | OPEN ———e Hotel Rooms 39 = home =~ Bind eae in Drayton Ras Small Bayt: | Preaty Rm. moder, oli heat. ? 
wok, FE G3isl or FE. S-0ls1 Pie: uill_furo_ $12 wk. PE 37403 : ; H | WEST SID! Ee, Cee grt, Bucclin iroux-Fran S 5 RM —— re 
i RM. APT, 1 GIRL, $19. PVT CUXORY 3 BEDRM TERRACE OTEL AUB Per TOE sngtiow tn geod joes-| sone. Gasbes ai -F k garage ge Fg ¢ rms. rms, 0 rms. & 16 rms., 
i soe eno Rent Apts. Untarnished uo Swimming ane” Se fishing, UN| A neue oe ay Sas ae hee. 3 or | olf heats The eureee | G a REAL ESTATE wih i200 down rear < 0338. Fog modern . 
REPRIG. id we UN) Also 1 or 2 Toom apart — e. Nest v bath 3 acre of R 39701 | BRI ; a pied, ee, 
+ Parkburst PE 5-503 18ST FLOOR. 3 & BATH. OIL HEAT. —"2988 Si totes we | ee ae ee land. Privileges 0 Middle irate | 1 BRICK RANCH 3 BEDROOM, 4 living rms and bath 
i ROGaL RVTORERETTE Por | 2002. FE sos. + | TAS oe STREET, OROUND PLR, ‘6 Auburn — oie SE Se sen 3 rake. oe Sereens” Vecetisn blinds, Mi shop a business fer- your 
beth, 2" aduits only. 290 N. Pad.1 ROOM { KITCHENETTE. Pvt 240°" sa" Private entrance and R s LAKEFRONT EMBR FE. & "GREGG other extras corner self, 
dock. Alberta Apts. | baths, stove, refrig, beat bot & per mo. ent Stores 40 "3 Bedroom home on large lake. 1565 Union Lake Rd. ~ beastully apd seeped. near P. W. DINNAN 
RM. PVT. BATH & KiTCH- pio water turnisbed. Adults only. Auburn Avenue, second? floor. Stu- — Mea esement. a UNs0n LAER VILLAGE Sacrifice Shea ed. 6 Ww Huron ed 
eneite, Adulls. 2 W. Huron. FE ; N. Paddock. Alberta Apts. ‘| “ aio. 2k Private bai beat, au |ULIRANEW STORES WEST ty ats, "a stving room EM _34003_or EM 33316 ___ | OTTAWA HILLS Br owner PR 4 mi iG" rm _£2t. 
$1584. "wave b etigertar BUILTIN | p agate 655 per FE 22166 bee Loe em = oe You've “lwars | wanted 0 =. FA GTON: BEDROOM 
OOMS Tr . Sprin! stem ranch, ae 
‘ coms fortabie. ve ours fe ND teatures odern ‘renivetture. | Wate on ERS 08 Rent Office fice Space 41 41 and you get the boat. Let's Took | RILEY qene, i is" Three bee. ‘ Hult et. és “= os 
fies gre child weiceae. 4 sees. “VE + bead bedroom ‘eoper, 1 =e eke DESIRABLE ms oy t a AY io 
S 7 ROOM sTUDIO 10 APARTOENT | Nice neighborhood Reas.. LI. heat, Reiste forniched with pack: | “NEW Lite cag oA my Oe Sg PON THER BY OWNER, "FRAME BUNGALOW 
J ROOMS CLOSE IN. NICE FOR more. refrigerator, heat & light _7-1553 | oan Cc with park-; 3 Bedroom brick Rancher butit NEW ?LEVEL room. terrific bitchen: dish- TAC WOR N AREA. carpeted: tiving room ; 
R! furn Private beth and entrance. | ing ares Call at 170 W. Pike r On scenic canal. 2 full tile baths. | 5 asher, breakfast nook. LEBARON ST. 3 Lots. Excellent alu - 3 
becheior or retired person. FE $35 per mo. PAUL A. KERN. | | DESIRABLE T OR 2 ROOMS for the most exacting er with wa basement, attached gara Downstairs lavatory. Car- 3 B.R. home Basement, $14,950. garage rms one oe Yeces 
i LARGE ROOMS. WEWLY PEC 7 babe ey | Rent Houses Furnished 35. Ser 'Vely veasenat Eeogo Har-| per fireplate “Also has Gouble-c oe SAREE pees: Remi: Sh eo, imagenes Bern Tes ett, 2 BR. home, Wall Run Gs Chib. SY 3.1092 
; 1g BEORM 3 RMS AND mim) eee r_ Vety reasonable, FE 2-4875 hed gara rs) jaundry e. rm - 
ete eee Ta Te bene ate |) ROOMS FURNISHED, Lake-|MUSIC STUDIO FOR RENT 3/ end hed, warage. Covet, Mee grooms es EN uit nese | serecned, patie with ‘Barb: to’ wall carpet, Tie path. Bese-| TRADE OR SELL 
a rhea, W. SIDE, UTILITIES FUR. | {100 house completely en | Sse Toe Sites ENOT TE] lotr! ~ wm arsangrs. ment stoker heat. 2 car garage | q grill, Sizable lot. SEEIN UMBIA. 3 BR. bome. OU| attached garage, I's ectes mode 
7 ROOMS AND BATH PVT. ENT rE SAG | Beeearss Sees. “Mey oa | NEW BUILDING. % BLOCK F GEORGE R. IRWIN Oaly 0 weakly. | 2. oe now furnace. $}1.200, Teruis. con crete Wibhae ema Gani 
Seb AP TEP Yi ,  rctet One ane gal uulities, 2 BEDROOM OCK | downtown Pontiac bur ine, | 198, W. Wallon LF a ) PAMILY IXCOME voolutment "0. see, NICHO- dintn ell. _Bavemetie 910.500. Low , Reolace across one end of a 
Ta TOOL APTS PVT BATH & Giese we downree Pontes |" from Union eae oft Rest ineludes: heat  nghts MULTIPLE LISTING SER Close gowntows on paved street .aW HA *T p oe. Goes ot sak foots, 
entrance 10 & $16, 2688 Parke welcome. 197 Sanderson conlid | Cooley Lake. | big parking jot. Ideal for tny 3 BEDRM BRICK, LARGE LF. New oi] furnace, needs some re- uron St. FE 5-8183 FIRB? OT 't% story home. 3| pea’ 3 Meme 5? 
TE OO v2 _Augus ce RMS. AND ee aouiee > ose poteeees: $55 per month and | eres floors, na ogg | eens. Priced at 06.750 with $650 BR. Basement. 610,671. Terms. | pia ‘otber 5 a - and pf 
ARGE ROOMS & PVT oar [UP Sy. | heat and hot water FE 2-205) ome. ' y landscaped. storms & $300 square - ane 
— & entrance. 6) State &. FE eames ce. ee. as Heat & hot 3 FURNISHED COTTAGES aT “we ciapaliiiaimalsiaaneelinian: Rereeas. carpeting, 1.9" 04, bab Lag ZONED ED COMM — Sor eae | « some minor a 4 hy - of 
¥2 $55. r., Cass "Willow Beach | sider any offer for ae $1500 | 85 feet of business tage on $ Tile Bath. ast wil Your present 
aMs NICELY FURN CLOSE. Johnson. Bmail child allowed Call | FE “s018 SALES OFFICE OR BARBER | N » . | home or equity in trade. Clark = 7" 
$10 wk No @ FE_2-8603. 2 Wenonah Dr ee | bop in ew sir conditioned pad: | SU: Set, seper orth Perry Street. across the | SYLVAN LE. 3 BEDR Real Estate W. Huron, 
: No arinkers FE PE 7 ee |} BEDROOM ROME, NICELY | next to TED piease, OR | street from gears. Includes @ 7 M, BRICK. 31888 — Re : La 
phy ; RMS VERY CLEAN. RENT turn. PE Tie 3 DRIVE INN. es oe Walnut den. Screened porch. 7| NEAR ST MICHAEL. 2 ‘Fam te, 7G. 608s. Gece 
j aa NEWLY DEE | RY Grae | fara. $80_mo__9 Maynerd Court. ‘Sy OWNER, W. SIDE.) BEDRM. | car garage Ceramic bath &| $ rooms & bath on ist oo, | 
if DEC | Se “ door. | { ROOMS AND BATH. MODERN WTD : 1.100 TO 2 000 84 es “FOR ine cargeting in living and div. | SYLVAN Eneben. Lge. it Case. 3008 bath floor. 
sn PE wie aner 6) RM. APT. PVT BATH 6 © | Sout sas Ne Steeriass Pree oa | tng rm. Lew dowa payment FE/ 3 bedroo SHORES | | —Atondele PE $3101 Separate Dasements, Each bas! | fff 
2 MS."@ BATH NR Bos —Pertly turn. 285 hia poet aie on FE S10. ; ° sai - reine tactiues FE ‘ Se TT 515 | full basement. All. the extras | RM HOME, WOODED LOT. 1x — iM 
Vine, clean ‘bh quiet Murphy bed. 3 RMS. & BATH SOME PURN. 5 ROOM FURNISHED UTILITIES | oo Libtone OFF Ree AUBURN t oa ‘dyivan Lake. lial siaiaiai mo or oan 860 mo. OF Orr SCOTT LAKE RD Xe { 
peo as re drinking. 25 Mon _In country $40 mo MA — _ included 161 Mt Clemens. FE re Rent Lease Bus. s. Prop. 4A A NEEDS REPAIR & BATHROOM. | ; mo. OR! Pontiac Lake Rd. Cute 2 BR ont i 
mOOME NEWLY SDRCORATED .° a oerias MODERN D iN DUPLEX, _*88._ eee PE 45203 need on poveigeo | OWNER TRANSFERRED  edier baae “ha Pn e . 
103 Mechanic St 2.3460. _ | heat fenced beck yard, gay ee e paty. op v INQUIRE “LARGE BUILDING. strraptr S25 “hovks You In Lincele Jr iiigh Schools, '3 bed-| Family room. 3) Site's ween OG Carport & work nop. storm Ely fr 
7 ROOMS & BATA iq weex —* FoR RNISHEL et for warebouse or any type of | MILFORD 3, BEDROOMS. .a.| rooms all dn one floor. Pull base-| Attached garage. Land=-aped_ jo & Sreens. 5.08, ear-Around Cottage 
rn i? mooe ore ee ee are regen, good ra Pike seus heat. Paved. stweet, City, ener) WiSs00 “at 860 monthly Wonderful terms. MApiesSN™4. | NEAR GINGELL VILLE. 9.050 ts | At Union Lake 
R rence. New) tte . -| $6. onth andi (2 : 
Tha Cee ry ew Eee, pega | Tey age een OR ORE FTE OH ebay Ie rere | ya AEN FEAR ROUND ROME, AT BUCK) tadMds "saa ih Tate Sopeme,c Reames eet . er 7 . e- ‘ 
7 LARGE RMB pvr Ent aX Gaepes. Bowt cast site location. LAKE et oe CLEAN. HODERS, | sen. Weal for ‘elec _—_ “Many v extras $84 per month bedrooms. 1% story home “with | __OR 40054 or FE 2-3969 diate Possession. Low down pay-| * and hot water. Peaiutes car- ¥ 
_tie bath 2808 Sylvan Shores ROOMS & B K_____- | utilities included, reasonal | FE 4-065.. | VE 83731. WO 2-3576, 2 tiled baths. butlt. in 1954, Full | CUSTOM BUILT LAKE HOMES | “C. . poted 38 fost living ream. sep 
7 RMB CLOsE”T0 DOWNTOWN “ied. $9 ATH HEAT FURN-| Heights Ra, MY 31284. For Rem M Eve, VE 8-3008. g tiled bathe, built, in. 1956. al |" Twin Lakes Village W. of Pontiac | J. C. HAYDEN Realtor) aww . 2 bedrooms, 4 
Prt. Ent infant welcome. 6 KE. mac ‘er week. 1195. Merri | GODERN 2 BEDROOMS, PARTLY | OC ot iscellaneous 42. : = wrioed a5 306.00 A | —MarSte Sits. & EM_ 3-653! | 66 E. Walton , so | | nels oe 
Howard PE 2-1300. = furnished. MApie 5-800. wii, ~~ | suLTIPLE Listine szavice | ‘7 °F “iseount fee’ seek. BARGAIN Open_Eves. Bune 10 102 Ce 
z ala & BATH ee —_ J aMa PVT BRACE an | meat 33 a wives . Saat. COMET! LE LISTING jun, 10 to 2| um storms and screens. 
Oa tnd oor Chisd welcome. at pet Rent reas S100 Airport Re | MALL NOUSES FOR TENT gor | fate Snae™3 a “ptesele, FE | BROKER NOTHING DOWN jon zai Swen oon ane 
6 oe a ee ate ) LOE RMS. PUT. BATH AND =! Lonnie Weaver FE ¢ [i mc ee 2 BEDROOM HOMES WITH) ¢ iS Ss = cunmey ahoed, * 
_Fe_ teh | Om Siege! re. Parking area. | SUMMER COTTAGE. -REAS — For Ee Houses _ a FE ¢402t/ 3, BEDROOM | HOMPS ,1'30'3| door. Low taxes. Excellent three |. 210% the : : 
3} AND 3} RM APTS. LOTS OF tahe  Lax t pantie neanun _ | BEDROOM HOMES ON LARGE | bedrooms. dint . : - only $11,500. terms. ne bent wake ‘ : 
carte? BX SEEE soTE Gr 7 ROOMS AND BATE Wan | Pathe, Srimming Eade ae 0 ARES one | SERS Us| siesta Seems | TOO Kom } 
Heights 3 ee ults, Auburn t ‘te month ra Heat GPPER PLAT 5 RMS COM- { ; bedrm. ranch, l'» hatha: 23-ft. | ARE gh Fam GARDE Se we hare iy oogees hed agettparagg Oxford. | Mg : ING COSTS tile on xhitchen. "vent. fan, hin Eliz beth Lak 5 
7RMs & BATH. and ENT UTIL S$ rooms and bath, newly. decorated pleteiy furn. $75 mo. FE 2-3701 | istoed a wo rpeted. Sry er | pon what you want off Hatchery | _farm. Excellent soll. #2,000 ‘own birch B  cociag ll trim Plaster slide a € Estates >. 
W. Side. $50. FE 26524. Best Sunihes. Near Sear's. 875 i a soa oe tee . read. lve eit barge, bedrooms. | “to responsible party. HU CETT, Realtor | need bageeroe. plu Ae A furnace. Lake Privi $ a 
AUBURN attractive kitchen. acer Coal i im : ; 
7&3, ROOM fo PVT. EN- | _Rent Hou Houses Unft Unfurn. 36," Heights small down payment. UL, Tage. All for $10,900 with reason- | 314 ACRES FE 8 0458 iz cedar ate mo ay ae ae 5 room ; 
_ trance seryihing fur. Roy Ansett. Inc. Realtors, 28 F | able terms. RES uire unfinished wootel : : 
nished Near Saginsw Inquire 22 Huron 8t. FE 8-0466. 2 BEDRM BRICK. CLEAR, GA- Only 2 oad to new Michi an to mortgece. ° sepa: aa 5 
Auburn page, lake “priv PE MODERN HOME. 5 ACRES, GRAV- ROCHESTER | State ‘University, Ideal for | L Lot—$500 Ded ee ee eS ' 
. 7 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. OA. | el pit. Phone. FE 5-3892 ey. Ideal, site fer | Large ot Down bedrooms and fui 
3 ROOM BUNGALOW. 52 NORTON rege All utilities furnished. - FE | Custom-built for present owner | bi Priced er $3,000 w 4 large rooms & bath, STEELE REALTY 136 Highland basement, r 
me or phone MA §-2438. 4-4525 — 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX — | 4-BEDRM. RANC in 1086. Desirable 3 bedroom, 2) te a This tae sleeper, =| tz Sta asl acne. heat, Ra. (M30) Highland, Mich. MU- hot water iz 
? LGE FRONT ROOMS OTILI. 3 RM_ APTS. NEWLY DECORAT-— AUTIFUL -BE M. RANCH | eee ee ee seers off lar | 7m ‘ — = with and 
_ae '; ee Aduits. 258 Or ed. Heat & lights furn some ' EAST BOULEVARD HEIGHTS |All brick, 1% baths, carport. gas’ otrpeted it ee rcom omendt Ww S | Near Central High | tiste 
chard Lk _on M56 near airport OR ee | AR prick. 1% bethe. carport. gue Shing aren ante one ocre Wt, Al oe wy ‘Gacins tout, Realtor , , STLYAN LAKE 4 BEDRM. 300. Bay it whi ae F 
aR RMB. AF ENTRANCE . ON 3 ROOMS AND BATH aera | 8i3 PER M NTH Penna . er Orchdra Lk. & decorator family kitchen with | THN, Soginew &. “PE 5-6166 " Pheaty of room fot children. sete | FRA We Ds. 2S bec ay 
; tus line 66_ 8. . erator & stove Adults oniy. Palm | . ; Middle Belt. For app't ca owner, | built-in oven, range. and | y tl 8 pm. ; jot 30x1 Ist. floor | i 4. ~4-BEDROOM R “ ” 
3 LARGE RMS. ran RES. _Villa Apts. 454 Auburn. PE ‘2-6850. OFFICE: j 44020 or FE 46196. dishwasher. Laundry room. and | _ | pos dan itbrary. moders rie | A AD CH Bot Nicholie, Realtor’ 
sonable near Pontiac Motor, 1 3'2 RMS & BATH. STOVE & RE- 544 NE Boulevard at Valencia | numerous closets. on main floor, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | en 2nd has 3 bedrooms. bath. 4 . 1\@_ bath Gas | ~ 
__child welcome. FE 4-4625 after §. frtverator ‘urpished Plenty ' with full Roaerenrgar as recrea 1 | and sewing toom. 3rd floor fin- peek. patie. Rectifice $ 2654 “pu ee 
¥ RMS PVT BATH & ENT Parking space. Appiy Gloria Apts. 7 BEDRM CLOSE [FO schOOL. | $2 * Re TION myesrons wived drive, Bus at door >| LAKEFRONT | fshed’ Basement. low cost FA Middle Beit. Poi th va esa hared 
_Aduits. 100 Norton _57 Mechanic _ Garage. Modern. FE 42405. TO . alee ESTATE te =o and * erect hial Rochester | 4-bedrms. with glassed and | heat. 2 car garage. Vacant. $2,000 4-4020 Te ° i 
J 4) ROOM PVT BATH we © RMS. ACROSS PONTIAC MO, 2 BEDROOM MODERN | side of town. Paved. street Me oar, Reet, | Screened. lake ‘porch Allin | | SYLVAN LAKE, ? BDRM =. 
“ Clark "tor. FE $-6928 after 5 White Lake road in Duck Lake Sete. wn oe value for your family’s future | condition thside “and out Ow Tre f \ Bsmt. tiled. Fireplaces. ‘City w: ‘LOOK : 
~YRME, Ge WE ADOPTS (AND 5 BOOM APARTMENTS | ares, Only $65 per. mo. JA only 6500 home. ft. lot with gentle) TCT ransferred | ASE Sewer. Bus service, § 0. 
8-3528 See caretaker KX Waehiogten. PE | -2A1LOR, Reaher OR ¢0e__ = slope to sand peach Ideal: Attractive ranch, west of city. ; At this. 3 . home with 
J ROOME Envire “ENTRANCE —! 41091 9 @€RM TERRACES. $8 MO. | WEST SUBURBAN | YOUR HOUSE HUNTING DAYS al Factory, worker with grow- | lake privileges. Living room 15x22. Relghvornecd A i Ld ace. yesmioned 
ROOMS PRIVATE ENTRANCE ("Sipe GARAUE i 7 chikctes weicnme «a ee: |e oesty & heareem. wiih fm will be over when you “fall in| ing family. oo darge for pres. fireplace. carpeted. 2 spacious | t lagaraied: 
E* * A OPE oS Se \UTO: | field, PE 2-002 lly teow. Rucloaed Sresee. ere xia ~ =. acagh did f te rue bal. dr sa easonable eons bos th, plenty ot cup- | Ss HR AWN myn 
feof PVT. ENTRAXCE & § RMS. & BATH UPPER. ‘wep. 7 SMALL HOUSES “ON DINE, | rage ee ens tr rooms and two baths, with an “Hot Point” meres feimiiy ram | C 
ath, 31 Stowell) FE 42190 room. All utilities furo 3; pear Clarkston. Inquire 22) Au 106 x 150. An eet extra lavatory close to the rec- 4-BEDROOM HOME utility with washer & dry eh 
y LARGE ROOMS AND BATH line, Adults only, 314 8. Marshall. / burp. at $12.506 T excellent buy reation room. For a busy execu- “Coleman FA oll heat. ? car o a ok ssh 
Util turn. $16.75 wi. 250 Cham- ¢ FAMILY BRICK APT. HOUSE, |} BEDROOM HOME. ELIZABETH | rms. tive this home is ideal. Attractive On Henry Clay and near Sen- attached garage oe —— _Sewindele Drive, 
beriain. vest sige, 1 unfum. Vacanc |” Lk Estates with inke privileges. UNION LAKE PRIVILEGES Uvtng room separsie from O° for High School. lo very good | A £ veereme Peete, te 
a "Ris 6 BATH? FURNISHED fot odern, heat’ Cail FE 50483 Practically new 2 bedroom kitchen, “dining "and _reereation condivion inside and out. Ideal | View of Sylvan Lake | pasement. oll FA heat, Wa | BY_OWNER. § ROOM HOUSE 
Pvt. ent. Nr. Tel-Huron. SHED rms wer Tien. aouite only 13/2 ROOM HOUSE, PARTLY PUR-| home. Across road from room makes it wonderful for en- for Jarge family, roomere °F | Located in Bt, cupboards ang do country on 1 LY 
ng mo 174 W. Pike, FE 5-8605. fished. 89 Wall’ St. ood beach. Inc jertaiaing, Tee 8 ee oun game: Price PSEeS “sores. at SS: Pent Pe d rane Ue a Eig yh Eg 
pi = preferred. 135 Draper FE —— ee | & neludes 2-car garage with cement arive. Own- / 7 room brick,.2 baths, fireplace, | carpeting in and liv. 2 bedrooms. 4 rooms in 
, ¢ ROOMS. 2 BEDROOMS. PVT.|2 BEDROOM MODERN. BASE. | eee large shaded lot er can give very quick posses-_ LAKEFRONT BRICK full size dining room Basement ing rooms. 2 Y ed . Oil furnace, Elec. hot water “ 
3) ee AND BATH NORTHEND | _bath & ent. 148. Wall St. FE 2-4057 | ment. waterfront. Year around. ull price $11,750 — $1,750 sion Priced to sell quick at to- K low cost oi] at 2 car garage. | at $10, eater. 1¥s car garage. 
Newly decorated Furn. very nice | AR) & BATH. UPPER. FE 8 monthly. EM 33262. sore day's” market. peep eee ee TOO! down, Gall ie 4aani. ie 
_Aduits, FE 2-4376 _ $1632. 7 ROOMS & ts BATH. 2806 FON: | \ TAYLOR wane goavnaan / Yaneh home with attached 2 Loon Lake Front ah bedregm ranch: with 22 down Call FE <i 
TRS UOUERN HEAT & OAS [5 RMB. & BATH UPPER PLAT. | —‘*¢ Leke Rd. neat she Deed fo bom eat center; Zoned comme room ; ; 
oe ae panne ee ee Micmare 1 +3 BEORM. Reiee aoe. TOW | ESTATE & INSURANCE ae es are bard to pth garb elo room 14x22) Hwy near Drayton loser ines tee x ie ving Canuck eo : 
; Beach St. FE 45568. _E_Bivd. Re Riis? Highland Road (Mo0 ind and sill bave it wee hi cture windows & mas-/.. cunié. Li , he men yt 
NICE LGE. RMS. ALL UTI ivd. Reas. FE 4-9262. nim ranged. This has eve for sive edgerock frepiece, de- |. frm. Large & bedroom home, at and water softener. For 
Pvt. §i3. FE 2-5002 after 5 Ar) ROOM MODERN APARTMENT. | 3 > REDRM HOUSE PARTLY | r comfortable eine. ery lug kitchen. bedrooms and | tile bath 2 tile lavatories. Oil only 910,900, terms can be 
r and Sun. FE §-3140 @ nished Drayton Plains. Children | pmong a ver erat yery * ats baths, 85 ft. wide Goo. arme ‘ Aiditional | bo ft. aeati — 
ROOMS. NEWLY lf RMB. GA _ welcome 3-0669. } large scaped lot with a wood- sha Jot, omk floors; nicely , “ oe 
with with pvt_bath doent. — TE yard, MA Cue FENCED | noms HOUSE WITH BATELTN: |? pee a, aS. chee White fence that adds to the decorated” and aluminum __. ee rece oes wraY trvien 
o RMS & BATH PULL BASE. 91" 32st Joslyn RA, FE S3134.{ trade equity for anything of equal home Fay nae ene storms and screens. To in) Cyivan Lake Front toon, ity bathe, Pull dase VALLEYS 4 
Fate er and dryer. Price 4 : 
i na So a. Base rer eee | are \* ig HOME. PARTLY MOD. | Moo 4 Andersonville | “Wa. f tod will be glad to inspect this $ Der moving out of | On desirable north shore atrac-| “— aie? gee beah ned 8 - — all white. stom) ; 
ppt ‘5 ROOMS * TT STATE 8T., ¢T™. Screened front porch. somit | terford Cail between 8 & 10 p.m. | ay. state. tive. Roman brick, é car garage. ed at ided 3. gw te h ¢ #4 
call MY 2-141) 0 $65. FE 4-5032. po jp logge? an ores. OR _3-5624. \, living room sratsed jag ne > celina bath = : 
3 NICE RMS. PVT BATH AND F mae + REST. APT. and quiet, close in. $40. % wit tee GAYLORD | place. dint : TON “sech ‘ 
ent. Bus at dour PE_5-7400. location. Close to al liver ae E. mr OPEN EVES. JOHN & Famity room with mines cake Tedree owe 13 with rr Sa trees : 
J ROOMS AND BATH. ona ‘7m Near, General Hospital. Ref. re- 4 ROOMS AND UTILITY. OTL \* FE 4- : 2 s | Hig Sate, Coreen es ad iving rooms i4 x i ove vine, 
entrance. Utiliies furnished. Near WU red. FE 2-260. heat FE 2-6332 or FE 2-5788,| ~ | 7, T | hed 2 car rage. , dining room and a 10x)5 ctrele dr: By ae 
; Huron Shopping Center. FE 8-4335 , Raty cx SHIRLE _after 5. O | ‘1 ee terms | —- Pa. Ful base- tng mon th ti.200 oe 
RMS. ADULTS. DAY WORK.” Tooms & bath. nicely decorated. @ ROOMS AND BATH BRICK. ° peat eet. Da a 
ers, no denking. Must be ¢) Heat furnished. Adults only. + $45 | 'R A si $i 808" ond os ie e is 
& quiet. Aliso ‘ema. E 90084 | per month. K. G. Hempstead, 102 eet tae Pasing, Almost: 08:08 | ‘REALTOR OY nnett, nc. soil. $11.800 on — No $17,500, term diate ag 
4 N. a Huron 8 FE 4-8284 or FE , -—— sites seein ' | B el 720 W. Huren St * Ph FE 43525 Realtors ‘wie ‘3048 pot payment. closing costs 
1 RMS NEAR GENERAL HOsPr. = eg ea AIRPORT | earoom j|-— _Opes_ Eve: _ | E Hu Predera #0466. $1100 down, “910. 
“tal All util. turn, OR_ 3-952 A LOVELY 3 ROOM APT MUST  [%.,") wie Sno oil belP { R COLORED Open Evenings & Sunday -1-4 IVAN W.S nice. ee 
7 LARGE RM? & BATH. CLEAR | be seen to be appreciated. Adults __With lawn and garden. OR 3-3943. | Here is ® real good buy ‘.at SCHRAM ; able ca tad te, =. : 
Child weleome FE 46-1128. _only, 244 8. Marshail. FE 2-0303. §40 MONTH ¢ RMS 2 BEDRMS | ; HOMES. you should see today, Large oat | "NORTH OF PONTIAC AC >;RE ALTOR FE 5- 9471 room amd bath on Pn 4 
>) RMS AND BATH. PVT ENT, Children. 2685 Orchard Lk. Ave & SONS and clean 5 room bungalow. Car- | : 4 £ OPEN EVENINGS & Sumpar floor, ns egy | and very 
Steam heat! All util, furn. Very A. NE W wict aot! es | 5 ROOM MOEA IN HURON | a piace Goan rch. beaut reifie | Tassel Tereaee. wat ale oe 8 ee COR Ms sive Sicles’ seem tal Biter: 
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siean. In Auburn Heights, FE hitrhien, util, Fm 4 Ie closets. Gardens FE_ 1983 re eelkeepe Taree bro $100 DOWN. kitchen. Pull cement. Only 0 ter neater $7. 000, qittomeltc wa-) _ MULTE} SE LISti ne See SER en. Pull basement, gas heal o. 
i ca s he rescen each * e ree bedroom | easy terms or‘ ref re ze bedr | wo nice . 
aT REDUCED — 3ROOM boat privileges. Professional adults . [RM | WILLIAMS. LC FRONT. frame home has a new furnace . ment to GT. veteran. ' ‘Only y closing | furnace 1 bath in Walkout base: $9500 — Balen. : 2 
ape! sent on Oakland Ave. Pri-| preferred Availatie May Ist FE tage 6853 Forestiawn, MA 12 \ end rely carpeting. ‘Call to Bee costs | ment. upper part not finished ¢ en. ot woe 3 
heat. — and entrance. Steam %-1925 —— | t toda _ Moves You In Two nice homes off Earinoor,) Finish yourself and save North | Wil! bulld 3 bedroom house, com.! BEAUTIFUL LVAN sHOR i 
Hse ot water, stove and re-/ oe 6 RM ALL MODN. HOUSE. coal | back of St. Joseph hospital, 5- of Pontiac Terms plete with fone is on your R.3 _ DANDY LA HOME j 
rigerator furnished. FE 4-407. | ; heat, garage. nice back yard. NORTH SIDE INCOME rooms and bath each plus stair- | PONTIAC REALTY Bs rdwood flonrs, bai, 8 The rvteniene «ee room “3° 
_ | SL ATERS $65 mo 31 Douglas St. FE 42214 ‘Six nice rooms and bath on the! way to attic. No down payment 797 a re 5-8275 . matic heat Don Me Donald “OR home is situated on « $10,- 4 
3 4OOMS. MODERN. CLEAN, PVT. first floor, two large rooms and | to GI. veteran Only closing 3-9837 000 lak ; : 
Sch Bank Go afinkers of peis:| oo = 4811 SUNDALE bath up, with outside entrance SO costs, Call Mrs. Howard. ie Gu: IBY OWNER. 3 Bi aewer and water. Num ; 
FE 2-3664. rn! \ Arcadia No. 1 s nearly new 3 bedroom brick for upstairs a igi Fut | WHY PAY RENT? lespie St. Ph. FE 2-6412. John tiled kiteh 2 BEDROOM FRAME selling p y f 
MS. AND BATH. PVT. ENT. Wolverine cae ual heat resovertted stat Brie’ at only: $10 Boo. 90 | a NIE | Rimes Beater, Se W- aren fenced yard x car garage, “goed aiden en i 
$20 5 a er, ep ore Adulis only! gave op heat, maintenance and|. ‘roughout. Children welcome & — Small down payment. — —_ location, _feasonaite. "yfsea | * heat 2car gacage.  plckes t 
eto”. 6” 337 Bald-| taxes. Downtown — Three blocks | Safe on, quiet street, $85 per . BUILT IN RANGE & OVENS Lake Ho d ELIZABETH fenced jot. A ve are ee 
; : east of court house off East onth. References required. K. John K. Irwin & Sons . me sn ae os wens © baw i 
NICE RMS. BATH COT.| fhtton™ newts decorated apart- | @, Hempstead, 102 ©. Huron St. S  ;)LOADs OF MODERN FEATURES 3-Room H room & bath, ult in. 1002 new. j 
@ only. ments from $50. School % block. | FE 4-8284. Realtors om rouse ly earpeted living room, k 7 GI SP 1 
b aPT NEAR AUBURN| All have one separate bedroom. | ~ 313 West Huron Street Across the road from fine beach.| floors, modern 13-ft. kitchen, 3 ° ECIAL 
et 2-9418, living room, dinette, kitchen and | CHECK Tre Phece_ VE 1 or FE MODEL OPEN 2 Dedrm. & large enclosed porch, vertene Gas. h Alum. storms & . < y_ 88.780, Zero 
bath. Some are larger. Will fu: & bath. pen. furn. & Real nice en, with lots of eereene. Gas heat. l-car garage. A la r 
BATH NEWLY e 8 r- newly dec. Util, te ed Es 
decorated Adults, tak . aryer, Tv Aue. aenery © MULTLLAKES REALTY WEEKD ecupay 1 v0.1) Se Gee mn Reered overbend fOr se, wali | #0 DOWN ttful oak’ Heese 0 
brasil comer cere | MAYNARD SLATER ont, FE ote after © pm. | Thi 2 BEDROOM HOME ‘ExcEer CuBr “PRIDat make “payments, Very house will! Jocated and onl iy $43.00 9 Ramme: well | bedroom he Saklan table, 2 a x's on tom 
MS PVT. eC ME So : isis the place you ‘have been te $10, Call for an sppotni ment, . ue. 3-pe. acts worms an , 
Minne ban OT] 33'N. PARKE ST. cane arene aanes| Dn mth dhd ae Nia Ble | GL MEE Tat Ht | wer tear setar, ¥en nme gar we ‘ r 
$100 month. ary m with forced sir furnace, WESTOWN REALTY gage. ” = = rooms, pie wate, large lot 85 x) § 25,000 bad itke Bi 
& eauier Good born ae §-1110, large shade. and —_* nes, good. CHECK THIS 254. bedroom modem suburban 
eae ay Zz ab ng FF STREET CLARKSTON, 813,500. Terms | FE 89769 or Byes. 1307) | 3 BDRMS. 14 B rinssed-in pret Oe heat nt po ks ll tate ‘spat 
rt aan parking. N Perry. 2 iildren plex, garden specs, eas. MER SYLVAN LAKE rhe ATHS car garage has \ beth. One of oPilon , 
‘ ute APT.. CLEAN, nie Pome. FE 47 Boo COLORED » RMS 3000 8. COMMERCE RD. MA 1678) | ae KE Brick and 2 ar Garage the Better” homes, and could De | sss POR BOUITY.- 1.902 FU 
bie, young edtid wileeete. al aie etn cain war. | CauCeher eve Me & BATH. HAVE SHELL — YOU FINISH Oe ot eT stan the tame. Fire. lly oom that ean ““ | 2 took’ your. gate 
é n° © CL Ria Orit, | oe FE. FARMHOUSE. — RENT. PE | Drshontee a Cane Grin: aren. pee. seeded iol xe garene is mene 8 Bh, livmg room & | RERRINGTON Se. OMS | oat ee en ok tren 
Lesa at ro back ent. met mone PB RMS. om BATH, $50' 26663 or FE 27734. . | Total price $5400—$200 down. eth od oven and Bion built into pirch | featuring inte ee niet | Large: TKitchen with dining space, 
ue rot Also 2 rm. wit! prt. month. 2-8203_or FE 3-9735. R LEASE, ROAD | petri all, coy cabinets. * Sia entry, Guest) fly kitchen. Bath. with built-in Lot 50 x 165 feet 
bath =. ro floor, Adults. % mile North 6 roots, | H. C. NEWINGHAM, REALTOR ie, TS beer n ou closet, Ceramic bath and vanity-| vanity Alum. storms & screens 
Oakland ity baths ranch style, base | Corner oAupern & Crooks Rds: * . Basement and many other want- 1 basement, and onl S856 | MANY MORE TO SELECT 
FIXFR? Order Ch ified BIR MLN ORAM - CENTRALLY ent natural fireplace 2% car ~ . UL 2-3310 ed features We'll cu “Qua. down. End the search of tomor- AH Big and .t: 7 out 
rder Classified) locates “eee Pe oom, auto attached arage, al nes hd '¢ RM. BRICK. LAROM LOT. ics $600 DOWN ity Build” ft. Only $15,023 and row today! Call for details, ' to oftice gn aver our 
Ads to sell, rent, fined a} matic gss Tat. ‘slov ve re-| yr sppchatine Pwmbs Raj |. fenced. carpeting. tanventent lo. Nice 2. bedroom home. of! heal, Also top #8 t h | eles ie He Lan 
good job. FE/2-8181 is - frigerator ned. Private A an ster + ie cation, OR 3-4 | ste ate tes weer Mager” Bald: Me an Ge “your home. William Miller | 
$ rking space alt Midwest | HOUSM FOR RENT. 1699 WHITE 4 ROOM ote "ON LAND CON: | oer ee: | Re: 
the Want Ad number |, | im or FEderal 82153, ® | Lake Road Available inmediste | tract, completely modern, Oo | “Ww. on marcbiaR RLTR. Be ; ‘had BASS REALTY | ry R ealtor 107s W APE? 2-0263, CL ARKR RE AL ESTATE ™ 
. ‘ 0846, tt 5 uron 63 uron & 
! i‘ \ 2-2930 der 72 Open 9 to 8 | Multiple “Lis ating Service 5 i732 W 
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    CE ‘"PANGUS, Realtor 
LARERRONT a eon 
ie kitchens | 
  
        
  ic why —— this 
prilleges “sod pousaat. view” 1s THE “BfkD" TO SEB ‘a throw 
inm ‘the lake and one of we fo-| RENT WITH OPTION 
Sh cet ents aionly What o opportunity to 
$10,090 with $2,159 down. See handy ‘nome weet mt gp rm 
* 3 on ae 4 
3-Bedrm. Contemporary | moved i once. 18 per enon 
Owner Leaving State rea See it today--itsy much | You's contig pen to ad hows ever | ! 
room pome loca west ef fay REALTOR PARTRIDGE 
this Lay 9 ‘such exchusive de- "TIL 
eign location 
wooded acres. Tremendous “ 
fireplace, balcony bedroom | 3 Bedroom starter house with base- 
other unusual features make its - ment, rough Don 
pontion the West and must . 
more immeaisiey wi weniger’ Dream Acres aes : Jn Clarkston 
REALTOR PARTRIDGE We have 2 new brick ranch-type 2 acre. Lots FE 3581. 1050 W. HURQN) Poady tor your un ts tls 
GI 3 i ake Waterford “HIN: 3 Fe magge living room. kitchen,| Quaint’ * of Clarks- 
siorms ‘& serena Only 3 Jeats| Eke dedicated te ths Belot site $51 per mio. including 2 these omer — for appt 
Middle Straits 1 Lake ea ct 7 — > 
| ving? oon "$78 or 
JOHN LS oat VERMETT pA oro 5 cana 
  GARDENS 
8 room, 
95D, screens. Large lot. down. 
$7,950. 
peal M. Jo Jones, Real] Est. 
a Tormpigoee 
West. Suburban   
  
    
  
ee LAKE 
i ie 2a 
~4 
ettveae 
i 
    CeCe ah dings nd] LAKEFRONT price, Low down pay-- 2 Bdrm. Bun ungalow 
K. L. ~ Templeton, Re Realtor ford, ts this iS ne = m lake 
. After 6, PE esea ; ap Pe ee cae ia 
18 eS — Ex. walk-out ot a, with pi 
foie icheteee | Bea cts be WITH 61.000 DO x, REEDS sppointment today. 
Besarvate "| | Clarkston | JIM WRIGHT, Realtor aC 
pp ree | ee ee toto | sn na wnt SERVICH (ACROSS FROM BANK) 
P SPECIAL Open Datly'# fo'8 Sunday 12 to 8% BRICK RANCH — 3 ‘— 
    
sooking tre ba Ble abe he Rd 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE   
EAST SIDE—$1,450 DOWN... 
Excellent 5 room bungalow, 
+ With full basement, fire- 
and glassed. front 
ttle 
  ELIZABETH LAKE 
: 
bedroom one-floor plan 
built when acy regily built 
iste: room, 
1 family og kitchen, 
ru que e 
~also for “way. $14,950 — 
. say “You can't beat 
Make us prove it.” 
  € 
iti— 
  NEAR WATERFORD HI 
§ room Ranch built in ri location near 4] ai 
spose, weter, sottoner space, oi] heat, water ive kitchen with birch cup- 
’ boards, darge living room, 4) 
a bas @ included and more 
: — Better than new — / ‘ 
; $80.86 per mo, incl. taxes and ins. CRESCENT . 
— — "eee inn a- 
w vely jon Si R.H Hiltz finished in bea knotty pine’ A kitchen that will 
please the Iadies, shining 
_ Wi_W. jim ane 56181) mg ors, forced alr heat. 
LARGE BEAUTIFUL HOUSE OV-| beoutital park for your 
INDIAN VILLAGE 
WILLIAMS children. Smal down pay- 
ment moves you in. 
no other cost moves you in 
thts lovely 2 bedroom ranch, 
; te ‘i x a 
and in! _ yao on! 
$44.24 . 
AD) 
ed 3 bedroom ranch, se- 
lect oak floors, plastered 
walls oil furnace, carport, 
lot 100x150. Located near 
e. 
Here’s an outstanding op- 
——, for an alert fam- 
iy to 
this exclusive 
2 baths 3. bedrooms, _ 
a larte living. room . 
fireplace, J car garage. paved street and drive. Call sro for the buy of your   cloth, 
REAL pratt & sas wea 
    
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: You'll be delighted when 
inspect this excellent 
room the West 
4° ae. lene mes Ee 
ar, ‘Vater paved steak 
pies High sementery 
- oo 
‘screens : ed only $15,050 $1,800 dn. 
      ¢ Two bedrooms plus ‘on BAL 
sen or 3rd bedroom. Kitch- — 
en and dining t atreeioner 
90 ft. lot. Ribbon res and BUNGALOW, $300 DOWN - 4 rooms and bath big garage, 
taxes and insurance. i 
i 
| fenced lot. block to Oakland bus. 
Full price $3,960. $36 month 
_Mae_ St. Phone » OAkland | 8-2918, 
LAKE ORION, NEW 6 BEDROOM | 
lake privileges, gas heat, | 
* owner moving, $4,850" fi home, 
ull price. 
all Orion Realty. ~~ 
HOYT Pru 950 — 3 bedroom brick ranch. 
i . — recreation 
x clone 
fesend. 2 car garage. ances low 
for adiek sale Call now and | be   
. MACEDAY LAKE 
pe. Almost 2 acres complete- 
ly landscaped. Beautiful la-t ge 
shade trees. come hag 3 bed- 
Large ge | 
range. Large — room ona 
exposed sement, atfo at 
J . AD this. and more 
tis could be it—call now! 
CLARKSTON AREA 
3 bedroom brick ranch on A 
large iandscaped lot 2 car garage. 
Gas heat. Paved street. You wiil 
have to see this A. _— e 
a een gd of and 
reek vais, 500 What oat BPaorage 
“HOYT-REALTY.-- 2-9066 
ay 
772 { 
above. for easy and informal é Rolfe F H. pomith 
ak o PM.   
ROCHESTER ‘AREA . Attractive 2 bedrm, home. pring 
Cae Panett te act, 
North of town: very nice 2 gga 
home, 26 ft. iy rm., util. ei) most 2 scenic | LAKE , 
fal bee ro “Alvin just boven pogiat”   
_For Sale Houses 43 _For Sale Houses, 43   
NORTH... ~ 
DRAYTON — ; 
| Humphries 83 ON. Tele Side and it's 
heme built 
perfection. 190,950, low down- 
hg elther conventional or 
ly, it's vac: 
sar enjoying this all ewty deco- 
rated home ¢.- We have the key! 
venience Frio else ta 
entrance. Carpeted w 
hg wall. 1% bg garage and com- 
piatety fenced rear lawn. $12,500, 
ie ren 
MULTIPLE (eons SERVICE’   
2 bedroom brick ROCHESTER HOMES NEW MODEL New 3 bedrm, engine with full 
basement. 
at $9,950 on Jour lot. 
F. C. Wood Co. Williams Lake Rd, et M59 
OR 31235 - 
Office Open 9 a.m.-8 p.m. 
KEEGO HARBOR NICE 5 RM. 
modern. $6500, $800_dn . FE 5-0107. 
MULTIPLE LISTING’ SERVICD 
NOTHING DOWN   
ARRO REALTY 
TED McCULLOUGH, REALTOR 
$243 Casetilenbeth Be. 
Beeb en to 8:30 p.m. Gentes 3a 
i 
BY OWNER, 4 ROOMS AND BATH 
of age sane. “O — On acre 
ie 2500. aI Utica,   with > on acre lot. $18,500.   
fruit trees, ries. A real good value, $11,500. Terms. 
~~ RIVER FRONTAGE Nearly new 3 bedroom ranch 
home. 
heat, 2 car 5 venbed tate 
oe inbes. Only $13... ge we 3 2 
Dorothy iy Snyder Lavender Realtor Est. 29 ¥ re Oe a Highland Ra. 
Nohnson 20 YEARS OF SERVICE 
DOWN 
gone oeiian located es 
alge 
both, “nice” dinigg ares, con convenient ent Eitchen.   
after 6 call FE 5-6447 §-2935 OPE aati or FE 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 4-253 
BY ¥ OWNER. REDUCED $3400 | $3400 FOR 
f hin “ote. bldg. Se Devesaek: porch 
. 2 car f oomieags A t 42 8 
. Bast f Adam 
. PRAME, Loe —. 
ment on land contract. bing w. 
(rer call, FE 8-2214 
. BEDROOM RANCH 
A new ‘brick © room home in s 
= = ation of fine custom 
omes. 3 large bedrooms, Large 
ceramic tile batb Beautiful elled fam with   
  
floors. Birch cabinets with for- 
mica counters. Full basement. 2 
gttae. 115 200, Low terms. 
4286 DIXIE HW 
  LADY a. 
Drayton . Pl: OR 3-1231 
2 peat = FPF OAK- 
land) Ave, Pull basement, gas 
lots of elose space, FE 4-035   
Green Street Large 7 room modern in excel- 
lent condition. All big rooms, + eae 
heat, extra large lot. Garage. Use 
as rooming house 
Pioneer Highlands Very attractive brick bungalow. 
Only 6,years old. 3 bedrooms, 
eeramic tile bath, lovely base- 
ment, patio. Double garage. Lake 
privileges. Convenient to bus line. 
own by appointment. _ 
WILLIS M, BREWER — F. REISZ, ea Mor 
9405 W oy A 5181 
VAL-U-WAY + FOR VALUES | OWNER WANTS 
TO SELL FAST . NOW. BRICK 3 BEDROOM, 
- FULL A cre we es 
RAGE. LOT, LA 
PRIVILEGES: bape SILVER 
$5,250 $350 DOWN. $47 MONTH. 3 BEDROOM, FULL BASE- MENT. NEEDS REPAIRS. 
NO DOWN PAYM'T $175 APPROXIMATE COGTS 
WILL M YOU   
. 
CTION CITY OR 
pee Ee ome WITH 
_ RJ. (DICK) VALUFT 
  345 Oaki nie FF 5.0693 
Call Eventn Till 8:30 
MULTIPLE LIS G SERVICE 
MANDON LAKE 
FRONT HOME 
Now is the ‘time to buy 
jakefront home before erica: 
up your 
full basement, oi] heat, glass- 
a segtoeee porch. Pu price,: $11,- 
: $1,750 Down 
WM. A. 
KENNEDY 
  2-840 PE. 
254 8. Telegraph Rd. REAL 
s108 Ww. Huron 
Open Evenings ‘Tu 9 pa egaas ws fe plastered. walls. Oak}, 
this spacious home with - 4 bedroom brick 2% baths. 
1010 Adams Rd. 
¢ BEDRM. 2 BATHS, 
12x20 brick with carpeting, 
family room. & 2%-car areas. 
bullt- 
$26,- 
— Will Show! 
M. SHEPARD ins. Fireplace. 2-car garage. 
Ke 
FRAN 
  WEBSTER 
livin. 
ca: . gas heat, s 
softener, owner, rth... drapes, 
rms, screens, 
2-TTH4,   
heat, encefient condition. — 1 
REALTOR 
4536 a Hw:   
LA WILLIAMS LAKE 3 bedrooms. Pull bath, Basement. 
Forced air oi 
on corner lot — plent: 
oe Do 1 b 
“WILLIAMS LAKE room ranch, 3 bedrooms. Ler 
ihe room, pasts arran hiteb- 
en with —_ 
wood filoo'       
from 
4 of cabinets. Hard: 
basement, oil 
ear old. Lake | gees “ 1 blk. 
Tom ~ Ragen'e 500 ps oe 
gage. ‘ms. 
“GEORGE. ae 
OR 31251 AYTON PLAINS Eves. on 3-1708 or -OR 3-8842   BY OWNER. LEAVING STATE. 3 bedrm. brick, near schools. Make 
offer. 128, Featherstone. FE 
  
FOR . COLORED 
. 3 bedroom, full basement, fenced 
yard, Good location 950. $500 
gown. Lauinger Real Estate, oR 
  5 ROOMS, MODERN, LARGE LOT Lor, 
3 car serage, of] heat. 1138 Lake. | 
view. 23-6682. 
GI ae — BY 
—ment. 
BEAUTIFUL ie ACRES ESTATE er cent interest, 
tiled bath, plastered walls, 
cinerator, storms & screens, ‘fully 
dsea beautifyl sub- 
division, GI sacrifice, take over 
payments — small wh y- 
With § modern. 
qs heat. You could 
more homes or beautiful 
ehurcis site, or doctors clinic. 
Cor Crooks * Ruby 8&t. 
By. pes UL 2-29 income 7. nae 
  
FE 5-6175 
PE GILES North Side 5 room bungalow. Full base- 
large 
Other extras. too numerous 
to mention, 
3-Bedroom Located on East side in_the 
city. On 2 large lots. Only 
$875 down and $60 per mo. 
Call for particulars. . : 
GILES REALTY CO. on BALDWIN AVE. 
OPEN A.M.-- 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
  
‘ tioned ee mat. Very at ryatiractive yar ps 
  FE 43560)   “| 
    KENT Established in 1016 
$950 DOWN — Here !s an aitrac- 
tive bedrm. home in Drayton- 
Clarkston area. Full bath and 
shower. birch cupboards in roomy 
kitchen ] heat. Total price 
$8,500.   
WATERFRONT HOME — ‘Room 
for room and dollar for dollar—a 
@ rooms, 7 —_— 
use rag’ 
open front 
bsmt. Large family rm. New in 
Aral iad extras. See it at $22,500+ 
- Lake AREA OxBOW Lake R Takes Lobo haggy na a several 
Near school 
down. 
NEw = Bick sree Ge: ranch home reage tile bath, full bemy with 
space, Fenced eet ae 
aved stew. A real buy at $16,- 
with only 4a 600 down, 
WHITE BOARD FENCE ~ Sur- rounds this bungalow New.” in sub- 
oem ‘56, 
ds, 
tie nou pie large ventia fan. 
eo tives. “pbtai’ price beat Py vileges 190 with $1,750 down. 
Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor 2200 a Ried at Telegraph ° 
PARKING OL 1-7511/ 
|   
SMITH MA 
Seagnioe. ay ha go ad fire- 
piace, large — storms- 
screéns, all s 
included Got beachy Cail 
for @ ent. 
CLARKSTON AREA 
Lake ren: 3 bedroom 
ranch. years old. Large 
per cont EY including taxes and 
rance. WHY WAIT? 
income. vat rooms ms oneh fea- 
a? HIG Ds 
ttractive } rick. family 
con with fireplace, fire- 
furnace ie room, rons. 
way. car garage. gm 5 
7 eae Tandsca 
CALL. FOR AP POINT: N T- 
Wideman 412 W. Huron Eves. 
FE 4.4526 ° 
FOR gh geo BASEMENT Hi 
  on M24. 3300 North of Oxford. 
BARGAIN HUNTERS 3 
basement, nice lot on 
in Wate 
quick sale. 
as low A ss 100 down. Full eee 
only $7,200 
SETTLE ESTATE 
Approximately 8 acres 
m house, needs repairs. 
i. —— 7 miles boot of Pontiac on 
iF. C. Wood Co. Williams ,Lake Rd. at M59 
Office Open #9 a.m-8 p.m. | ear ae FORMICA COUNTERS, FORCED 
AIR Of. HEAT. 
If you would like this home M 
cnled on your come ge 4 
ay us show new model 
26 
and goes i 
ron’ 
bedroom bungalow _ ‘full 
road 
a Aysers % Frontage on 
oman fe e. $5,500 get 
  
BROWN N- — Almost unbelievable, 
neigh! 
$6,950 FULL PR! 
edroo ment, "Oil rn. lum. . storms. 
Large 75 x 180 ft. fenced lot with 
lake privileges. Immediate 
session. Easy terms. 
$5.950 SELL OR TRADE - 
tow with bath, well, 
stalled. ea rm. 
‘It, &eres. “Only $295 
$500 DOWN Littie 
ig acre with cozy bungalow. 
pepe Syeseew ay, an 
arage. Baseray hot water heat. 
ill trade Yor large home, 
$8,130 SELL O 
like new. 2 
with df] furn. Brand new 2 
aoayee: ll trade for large home. 
ft. lots. Ot furn. Alum. 
Located at edge of city. 
a real deal.” 
NOTHING DOWN — Repossessed home, All newly decorated. Onl 
aie Pareegee bases 
  ‘w paint and new 
gr Are ey 
credit. and yo 
$93,089 AKE FRONT ~— asks 
riy’ American style ran 
bedrooms, lar bung slow. 
fam Attached ge@rage. 
“Many builtins. “It is a beauty.” 
Be sure and see this one. 
office . Photo-Listitgs, Fou n ‘care time. 
Park right at our door. 
Rag 
    [eee ” 
  bungalow 
. Large 
only $7,- 
RICE two 
m. bungalow with fa base- 
fu Alu 
pos- 
Little 
farm. 4 rm., uncompleted bunga- 
farm. Over 
two-car 
Just neon es alow x 7 
ft. ear BE: Beautifully ‘one 
DOWN — Cozy»two bedroom 
bungalow with two large 60 x 158 
storms. | 
“Here is. per 
wits Taras 
your _— 
Migient service. WE BUY, SELiL & 
Lae 
‘our 
Ame | through Classified Ads. To 
‘| sell, rent, bay. swap, hire, 
1. B. BROWN, Realtor . 
    na } 
f na, ay 
i atee g 
a ; 4 
. ef   
   
           
      
    $22, y ay ‘ants ith pie 7m, x: ° ture window ov ing lake, pic- 
peewee, center halbwas Carpet- 
closets,. 
modern bathrm ‘ country pice 
pan » ‘ch, # 
rm, a. Acre of pe 4 a car garage. wr H ment. au 48032 oF 
_FE 23-5460. $23. 8.   
BROS. 
garage in m. Has such features as: built-in 
range & oven, large kitchen. 
huge aremte bath y an 
At $17,000, with terms. 
WHITE. BROS. 
8660 yy ee Hw 
Open Eves. ‘til 9; Sunday 10 "tik 6 
~ | ACRE Cozy 2 bedroom modern home. 
(Potential 3) Nice and clean. Va-   
rms. Call 
nee p=’ f mornings MUtual 
Dorothy ty Snyder Lavender 
Tears 
nar Highland ‘ 
Phone EM 3-3303 or MU 16417 
STOUT'S |= 
Best Buys 
Today 
Love Lavish Living ? Beautifully designed brick and 
frame ranch home in outstanding 
area = outside meshogier, Just 
some of the features include 3   
own. trict. $24.500 with terms. 
* 
$395 DOWN = white frame 3 room ‘and 
w located west sub- 
av edl Part basement. In quiet 
residential area off Elizabeth Lake 
Road. Vacant for possession to- 
morrow ff you need it. Payments 
like rent. 
Vv ALUE PACKED! Charming white frame bungalow 
tin Lake Orion's best residential 
section. No stairs to climb either 
walis, al the terms | 
$1,500 down. 
BRICK TRADE 
Owner will trade this newly dec- 
orated brick ranch on paved 
near Orion for small homa in the 
city. Large lot 86 x 614. This fs 
a sharp house we know you will 
like. Vacant and we have the key! 
FAMILY STYLE the large family 2 story 
7 rooms and bath located just | 
off Baldwin. 4 bedrooms and ful 
bath, 2 blocks to school 
down ard $5,950 full price. Pay- | 
ments cheaper than rent. 
Warren Stout, Realtor 
N. Sacinaw PE 5-8165 
Dally tt tl 8 p.m 71 
NORTH END 
2 Bedroom home with low down 
payment and yments of only 
50 Tt month including taxes 
insurance. Like-new cone 
TAPE WE 
You IMMEDIATELY : 
No Be PAYMENT 
We have a number of 2 and 
ments. Just decorated and 
top condition. Low monthly pay- 
ments and only § per cent in- 
terest. Call,us to see them. 
WEST SIDE 
Near High Schoo] for one-third 
the original cost. Truly a grand 
brick home 
large lot. bedrooms, 
3rd floor is finished. 
EAST SIDE 
Wonderfully conditioned home 
Nice kitenen. 2 Bedrooms down: 
2 1 base- 
, auto, heat. arage, fenced 
yard, FHA commitment. 
Nicholie & Harger. Co. FE 5-81 33 W. HURON 
Income Property 43A BPA LALA AAAI IAI 
HOME PLUS $209 OR MORE IN- even 
  
come per mo See owner at 791 
is north of Auburn, Au- 
burn Heights io   
For Sale Lake Prop. ee   
20% FT. LA AKEFRONT 1 LOT 
In exclusive Ry gy mh very 
soeptialt te for fiudine site z wil | 
C. SCHUETT, Realtor waite and help Oi home. 
FE 8-   
DON’T WISH FOR 
MONEY! Make vit easily 
‘dial FE 2.8181. 
  Double-brick garage, | 
the |   | 
  ‘ 
| | 
$1.350 | g9x100 
93 | 4536 Dus 
      
1-3 
chu 
a 
easily 
sround 
IXIE HWY, OR_ 31231 
LOOK! LOOK! ‘ Lakefront lot on beautiful Lake 
Angelus. Only $10,500.   
Lakefront lot om exclusive Wa- 
terford Hil. $7,000. 
Lakefront tof on Seymour Lake. 
North of Clarkston. $2,950. 
Now ts the time te buy your jake bome site. ™ 
WE BUY — SELL — TRADE 
WHITE BROS. OR 3-1295 $660 Dixie Hwy. Open Eves. ‘til 9: Sunday 10 "til § 
LAKEFRONT Large brick home hab oa located. 
rd. Large     
ae nl acento 
Bt ra ea Carl W. Bird, Realtor 503 Community Bank Bldg. 
  
CRAWFORD D AGENCY 3-143 
Par engerdine, 1450 foot on 650, "tetas tone INVEST NOW Choice 5 acre parcels. Lovely 
building spot. $669 down will ban-   
Dorothy hy Snyder Lavender 
reaps Ba Phone EM 3-3303 or uo 
NEAR WIXOM > — — level. land, 66,000,,, 
“JOHN J. VERMETT - GENERAL REAL ESTATE 
9203 Commerce Rd. 
i 36466 46417   
NEAR NEAR ROCHESTER. remo ig fa DEC- 
orated. Good 
1 acre, $14,000. po reas Saul ty the 
000, UL 32-2715. 
VACANT 65 ACRES Fronts on 2 Toads, mear: ae Lake 
Devisburg. A real 
© acre. Terms. 
EA: rar} 
Rd. (M8) at Highland. MU 420465 
48 For Sale Farms 
acums, CLARKSTON-HOLLY 
wtiful Coun’   
  
  
70 
  
80 ACRES» Good for beef cattle, la 
barn, setup ow buildings. v room | || JOHN A, LANDMESSER, BROKER 1573 8. Te 
PARK. AT ove FaDwT boon   
  ipo a $10,000 ome em down s this ark 
tone. iquor bar 
north of y Bie is 40x00 
owner's sof “ Newid y ses 
possibilitie 
buy 
un 6 ti8'000 dp. 
A NORTHERN LODGE 
quite ‘awhile. easy’ to ope + awhile. Eas: ‘ 
b neon re in comer of winter 5 lodg 
and — vaca dog pass 
food nor bar. Ouney fy ia 
ness increas at a tremendous 
ce Cal us for more 
fascinating growing busingss, 
REALTOR PARTRIDGE Businesses Thruout Mich 
PE oven 1050 W. HURON 
RARE OPPORTUNITY 
INCOME STARTS | 
IMMEDIATELY 
FULL OR PART TIME To service established cigarette 
accounts “No experience required, 
No soliciting necessary. Tremen- 
_dous profits up to _ per month, 
protected territor 
is an pineal opportunit? 
for the man or woman selected to 
build a substantial and prosperous 
yture 
We finance expansion, You must 
have: 1. Automobile. 2. Refer- 
3. Gix spare hours weekly. 
4 $1,005 to $2.73750 cash evall- 
able immediajely which is se 
= by fehandise 
lease do not waste our time un- 
less you have the necessary capi- 
tal and are able to start st once. 
ou have these reguire- 
ase write briefly about 
and include 
_Write- Pontiac 
STANDARD TATION POR LEASD at Baldwin & Cornell Pumping   
a . mo. ness forces sale. - 
      
  
  farm bome 5 wetooeme 
small tenants house. mall 
stream, 1 partly é re 
= Tous terms. 
WEBSTER, REALTOR 
oxford. ‘OR $3122, Orion, MY om 
BY OWNER, i100 ACRES 
repairs, 4045 e ‘wall Ra. Rd. 
_Ph. Holly WTD.: LEASE #@ TO 
Dp 
fe Phone . days. 4 
, nights, MA §-1002.     Nice lake west of 
living room 
large 
aces. 
PONTI AC REALTY ™ Baldwin FE 5-6275 
LAKEWOOD VILLAGE. = AKE 
pecodta aoe and Cedar Shores Sites 
av 
COLE & EASLICK a 
MU 4-8825 
"Crvan baie Moda 3 ded - pee Carport - builtins 
$18.006 duplicate $14 500. 
2140 Garland Open Sunday 1-6 
WATERFRONT HOME SCHOOL HOUSE LAKE   
  
  
OVEN 
3 bedrm: 2 fireplaces 
OPEN SPECTION 
PRI 500 & UP 
Bioomfield Real Estate MI 6-6500 
wares LAKE, 2 WATERFRONT 
Clarence Ridgeway.   
SYLVAN LAKEFR   
dock Ceme drive. cellent 
sandy beach. Only $28,000. Cash to a MT 
Paul M. Jones, Ret Est. FE 48550 8-1275 
For Sale Resort Resort Prop. 444 | 
Sale Suburban Prop. eed 
11's ACRES — METAMORA AREA, 
on good road. 
seeine grounds 
he 
J 
Bt large 
me with a 
Hill, Broker, 814 N. 
Lapeer, Mich. 
46 ain gine For ‘Sale L Lots 
SYLVAN VILLAGE- 
| 2 ADJOINING LOTS. 100x150. Sew- Main 
er, water, , lake privileges. FE 
4-4526 or 57388, ask for Mrs. Wheeler.   2 LARGE “LEVEL LOTS, DEEP 
well, Septic tank. Fieid tile in. 
ead ‘ag get 2 paved road. Wat- 
kins mi. Ss city 
imite- “51.290. $200 a. 
or $1,080 cash. PE 5. 
3 @i9 ACRES i BeACTIFOL 
Avon Estates. Near MSU, Rea- 
1 17-0154. 
FOOT LOT, KEEGO HAR- 
‘bor, $650. OR 3-7519. : 
BIG '% ACRE LOTS, 
tegrated wooded   
  
  
$20 DOWN 
rolling 
fin 
tion. Be first to select yours, 
R- 2, VALU 2T, Realtor FE_5-0093 “MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICEX FE : 
Rent Le Lease Bus. 3us. Prop. : 49A 
  nice barn Harry | Sale Business Property 49 DBPL PD OTL LLL LDL Lt Lt 
120 FT. FRONTAGE. MM 
Between Oxford 
— basem 
Unusual buy. 
ES NEAR OnION 
rom two 
recog, 3 roads — bargain in 
area li for deta 
® RM. HOUSE IN TARE ORION 
Large lot new garage 2 baths, 
new A buy at 610, 
$2,000 dow 
LAKE QRION REALTY MY 2-2311 
140 FEET FRONTAGE ON MT. 
zoned Seeme et. commercial. 
Call PE 86-1064 
AUBURN RD. BUSINESS FRONT- 
ons corner, 200x400, sell or trade. 
-U ase 
TO BUY OR SELL Commercial or manufacturing lots 
HOLMES. BARTRAM 4392 Disie dd OR 31950 
______ Eves. OR_3-3230_ messes: 
  
  
  
  FOR LEASE OR RENT 
any part of 14 eeres, with bern. 
near Dixie at cat on Williams 
etely Lake Road. 
Cali MI +6149 "he information 
after 7 pm 
For Sale or or Exchange 50   
  NORTH END END 
2 bedrm., free and clear. aad 
heat, 772 “St. Clair. 
Business Opportunities 51 aaa aed       ALL “oR | | 
le 
{ 
j   
SUN OCO * Modern bay station 
IN PONTIAC real opportunity to be your 
pa and prosper with 3 
growing . business. 
— OIL CO. os Mr. D J. O'Brien Gays TRin- 
2.8100; Eves. Mr. D. Bridges, 
rmont 71-2586 
SHOE REPAIR SHOP" 
Completely equipped. Including 
butiding an good line of stock 
—ready to ££ business!" For sale 
or trade steal at $2700 
CUCKLER REALTY | 236_N. Saginaw FE 4-4091 
| WHOLESALE” “AND RETAIL MILK 
routes for lease in the Pontiac 
area. Apply Pontiac Press Box 
State credit references and 
_ qualifications. Capital required 
_Sale Land Contracts 82   
20% DISCOUNT Baty yeer old contract 
per mo. at 6 
to per year Present palance 
. fwill be discounted to raat 
Ss .* 
(REAL TOR PARTRIDGE 43581 1050 W. HURON 
TIL 6   fenced. | 22% DISCOUNT. LAND CONTRACT 
balance §7.934. Payments §70 per 
month. Seasoned i') years 
$ C. PANGUS, REALTOR | 2160 M-16, Ortonville NA 17-2815 
$1,150 DISCOUNTS 
Secured by 6 room modern home 
With 2-car garage aod i' 
Property sod March 1967 
$9,000 with $1,000 down Payments 
are $73 mohthiy at 6 per cent   
  A MAN WANTEDI! | interest Cost, to you, $5.250 
To operate joca] business. Sensa- D. Riley, Broker 
tional new product! . a ‘300 Elizabeth Lk. Rd 
$23.4 pe, py ogee in- FE 41157 FE 44621 vestmen te . a 
you can qualify. write Century { LAND CONTRACTS 1 TO BUY OR 
k Corp. of ‘America. 1620 | to sell. Earl Garrels, EM }-25i1 
Baldwin Bidg.. Erie, Pa. Qualified | of EM 3-406. : men in other cities are invited to) Money to Loan 53 
apply for their area. 
ANYONE. IN ESTED 
-moderi service station 
around Pontiac with « canati pe 
vestment required. Phone 
2433 er 5 p.m 
ARE YOU LOOKI 
ness? Get the free 
Business Guide” from Rea 
Partridge & Associates, 1050 
Huron, Pontiac FE 4-3581 
ATTENTION, BARGAIN 
ers: Used clothing, household 
furnishings. bedspreads. curtains. 
miscellaneous Clean, many. like 
new. Opportunity Shop, St. James 
Episcopal! Church, 355 W._ Maple.   In Ay 
tor | 43 
  
Birmingham. (Parking iot en- 
trance}. Open Tuesdays and 
Wednesdays 9:30 am. to 4:30 
2.) BUSINESS only nrengas 2 15 YRS., 
and makin, 
re priced right com 
on ic a quick sale. 
  
Builders Attention 
residential building lots, 
all in the sarae subdi- 
. Huro 
Next to Becretary State's Office 
FE 45181 FE 45388 or FE 8-0823 
BLA DRAYTON AREA ; nice lots in Drayton. each con- 
tone acre. Close to schools 
Te we  iaataie Center. 
Convenient te 
CLINTONV TLL E RD. 
Approximately 5 acres. ioe to 
—e, of Mann Rd. $300 
"GEORGE BLAIR ‘ALTOR ° ry. OR 3-1251 RAYTON PLAINS Eves, call OR. 31708 or OR. 3-8842     
      | GROCERIES, | EXCLUGVE DRY CLEANERS, wi A ioe s. Compact solvent 
dry pv’ ng plant’ with income 
property. Established 30 years in 
same location Write Pontiac 
__Press, Box 
FOR SALE SM. BUSINESS. MAY 
be operated from your g@rage or 
bsmt. Complete ape and 
_route, Price, $1200. 3-6590. 
MEAT, ne AND 
wine, Self service. Lake Area. 
Living quarters in r 
volume $150 yr. 
000 inventory, Apely ‘ontiag, 
Box 73.   GIFT & CARD SHOP FOR SALE. 
Beautiful selection of quality mer- 
chandise. Good corner location. 
Wonderful opportunity to own your KING FOR A BUSI 
ae. | | 
| | t 
i 
‘Michigan - 
| 
\ (State Licen Licensed ed Lenders) 
BUCKNER FIN ANCE COMPANY E YO! CAN 
BORROW UP TO $500 OFFICES (N 
Pontiac — Peayten Piains — Utica 
Walled Lk., Birmingham, Plymouth 
LOANS $25 TO $500 — On your — an other on 
curity. 24 months 
service is fast, rientiy hapon Gt helps 
wn Sie our office or phone FZ 
*NHIOME & AUTO. 
LOAN CO. 7N Perry St. Corner E. Pike) 
Borrow with -Confidence 
$25 to $500 
Household Finance 
Corporation of ede 
j% 8. Saginaw St 
~ GET $25 TO $ $500 ON YOUR 
Signature Up to 24 te) to Repay 
Pp -9206 
OAKLAND Loan Company   
  own business. Phone days, 
__ 2-48 Eves., EM 3-2763 202 Pontiac’ State Bank Bidg. 
gg ae MEATS, BEER & 
Wine. st de gas station. 
Bumping. 2 Geen sock. Do: e ancy ean s mr oad bush iness Lease, $3500 $50 TO $500 — $25 TO $509 
ag niceie 0 Paqit aie LOAN CO. 
Mutart Realty * PRIENDLY SERVICE 2410 8. COMMER RD. 
WALLED LAKE MA \rket 4-2391   
Best Otfer—Tri-Level Near Rochester, 100 x ‘325’, 
venient to new MsvO, FE "1863. 
ST oa, OR... 3-2007 OR 3-0641 
CORNER LOT DRAYTON ee 
$1525. OR 3-955. 
FOR PERRY ACRE P_ HOLMES, Wee Pie o2083 
HILLSIDE PROPERTY 
of Bloomfield Hills, 
mature treés.   
  
  
location i? “tte connection avail- 
able. $18, oe owner, MI 
ro ; 
1 
tor 100x250 ON bl ed LVD. 
ear Adams te challow well a “ ae Wg on 1-1550. 
LOT 60 x 142 ON PEARSALL With 
al eis improvements ve 44-4295, 
LA A LANE NEAR 
Be Bas’ building, Some 
Be L i MickepsiaM,, IN CITY 
Cranbrook 4 
  Senet srt Tel 
  GROCERY DOING GOOD BUSBI- 
nesses. Buy the stock. Pay the 
rent and you. are in business. 
$4 Oakland. 
TN WASHINGTON STATE—SML.—   
170,000, Es ir Rg tng 
caon: nice climate. re, office, 
stg, bidgs., equipment & 
Ben ah touse ready to live in 
if desired. 000, $15, ‘er Peon 
- handle Wm, Reese, “3 8. 
Yakima, Wash.   
LIQUOR AND BEER CARRY-OUT. Licenses _fixttres, uarters. Masonry buildin 
Uensing. $12,500 
ves’ 
“COUNTRY. STORE. 
Finest cement 
bu 
STATEWIDE : Estate Bervice of Ponti eens 7 sis nt [TOR Pir 40st AS STATION, on busy | 
Ph- Ph Rochester. O OL 60711 OL A191 
  FE 8-0421 
  
LOANS $25 TO $500 
BAXTER et LIVINGSTONE 
64 W. Lawrence St. PE 4-1538-9 
NEED $25 TO $500? 
~ SEABOARD Phone: FE 8-9661 
1185 N. PERRY. ST. “Parking No Problem” 
Seaboard Finance Co, 
TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 
' 202 N. MAIN 
ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $25 TO $500 
LIVESTOCR ou LD   
  
WHEN YOU NE ED - 
$25 TO rage We will ve glad to 
STATE FIN ANCE. CO, 702 roe State Bank, ane: 
574. 3 4:1  detsile sont 
     
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      Nt 1G 3 MACHINES || CARNIVAL, : 
“TRADE, ° | fase" | ny Dick Turner 
ee cht ene hy ‘ ——s 
Biba te Sole Farm Eauipment, % 
= ben i Ditacehien 5 
er console poe 4-4 10 "Evans 
est Sewing Center ! 
Maple mowers, 
ear, exc, cond, OR @ Tor 
ay pat ig crn, Porter-Cable” Boles 
“ ¥ ayn ning int ace Complete - 
Pa at Walton oes Barber ~ ice ne waa niower 
, * mowers and 
aes FER ; CREDIT tractors. 
M sae 
uses wih base ioe rh A a _ 
. ‘DE; GAS RANG i Len FOR F. r : 
to ER. trie range lin. 20 ft. conv : 
& am p tuck ph or! isle Hwy Drayton Plaths. ange 8. B. Munro Electric ; as eS exo BP. 
) HOUSETRAILER “ti 6, Prid rayton Plains. “Open FRA tase $13.75 " CHAIN 8A 
Coat han eS ee DEIN DEPT. | Vigteoed “Mabaasy € and ¢ $521 ots. serte and serene oe 
ace- | BEDS. CHESTS Tokio top ‘cle. stove ....... ese) pares ‘Mahe $3.71 Ea MY 1 
Pest tolase on RE, ELEC |S", waihey once $48.95 | Pir Plywood, tanya ORCHARD 
Pre is #, etc. M ow +, 998 wood. ess = Me" @ Del. _new, 100 
ee aon AND CLOTH m4 Cash and Carry $8.32 Ea. SEE rood NEW MODEL anes e 
wok senaie. Le set | BUY AN 18 Bes | Phone Na tase eas fenders, MA 
couch ii a. tebe 95 4” D SAVE ' @ooD ee rs. 61372. F 
. . STUDIO 05 | soi pipe, §° i A IN. BOY's 
Saka EM 0 Ww rats att we Spee 2S ee | uction Sales 77 10 price. 
FOR 18 W. Pike N usb door ; . 245 “4 pes 
é = ironer FE 59179 4 wpe BE terms. t PE 41122 No. 3 Oak forme $128 DACHSHUND PUPS, 1 gg nc JaMOR PYERT Auction Sdle ree roe. ALL SIZES 
nn a E FOR G 7 “cabinet; eebinet with __menne AY & makes. 
PORCH GLIDER 1 a Som a Rm ga finstrie Ge Walvert wee me ae VERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY | — NSU, Sales 321 8. Baiih BMW. 
"COR at 21 old, $100 _1060_W. Huron Yol FRET Lecetes 
board. E NER 15 Watkins Lk. Rd Bee | agp PR wwe verine Lumber Plotts, FE 4189) GISTERED a 16 Dixie Hwy. 1 mile 
section, cwep for seer sowing Rollaway A BED es Reas. anaes DELUXE RE- Paddock PE 2-9784 Reg. English sae 2 NEW MERC ca Boats & Accessories 85 
mocking, swan fer Gres’ or cack. Gelvesss Cal Gonna: $19.96,,U8ED VACUUM Nos, Od F e: & L_ DISTRIB ' 
ers rapria, Fg CLEANERS. 4 Bags Tis Plea. cToORs |! WHEEL CAMPIN eg 
N iad AL” recip aioe. Maosringhe = y ihe ‘it Conpee R. B. Munro El ss ) HAGGERTY ~- Boscom, 4260 fott Ra For Sale Houset iv motor. G TRAILER & ‘ 
pn Fah De mee Purntiure a9 t a oa #6, Pearson's! U ‘js Tew w. Huron ectrle oer COMPANY { pera Michigan. La 4 For Sale Housetrailers 78 78 cond. 3-0297. Both in good 
r, Sump pump. Went gri- | SRAND N rebard Lake Ave sed Trade- In wives 22 PT. SLEEPS Gaga 
oe poe ey es bunk Be WROUGHT Moti aN ore ‘Dept. Betweet W. Maple & Borsa : | SwGLIaH “FOR - <<: ba STOOL. Exc. inboard motor, T ee. ae ny. 
SMALL NT MixER — cad mattress | $20.96. springs) Pull ‘size Sear wae $14.98 | BEEF AND PO Arket “¢- a | LONG HATE FE £1411 ek ar ae Se ree Deller Co. i 
_er, OA $304 oa slectrte ary. | CB — er S iste ace | Pommpen '& viele -- Se os | amen Opdyke. saa? AND | hud. on es DACHS- of 3 coo Ber 8 | 2 °C Mark PLY Woop : 
r iE dt Chippendaie, or wanes OTP UL 8t & bar srs $18.98 | BEDROOM L7 0 HT mtd 5-7941. | " PARAKEETS A at ee apace, : 
: ‘a bien bate | case’ auto. Tenstan’ Sis Beamuitel bed. “ tes ¥ irreguiars, rae. Py aa SUFPLIES "a. be Bee used for oS. an 
* gM08. win bas FE | Moet floral dsapes, tyr itt UF dining rm "Sate ac: $e) SES tise Cireas end values | POODLE PUPPIES, WHI re Pt Like cew. $300 dows, wis windl ALUMING 
TRADE '3) FORD F. cellent at Condo oe" : _ THOMAS ECO} serene. basetr, Sor cbahirents bed. , © 1000 ty A tapten, 0, | ature, reg, be: Te MINT - _FE 27-6634 call oO & trailer, ) 
Maemo pre Cueto FE Gn ie eh Ee ant tage $POs | prime: Michieny puoreegen, 305)“ did | eer emirates | Ss BerT FEW Mook” ume | nator ater 6 
i. USED DOUB FE 29151 BOWLING ve. — 2. idn't say . i 3 raduati en's | dyke sell. 170 will | pee MARK | 
“WILL, TRADE, FLOOR SaxDino } Sere Bagg wank. fale Le, DEATH CARE? Mioeal for NDING | MACHINE. ‘How could he ie Soniienn: new: boy friend was worthh eee nial am iogt ON a ae ee eeparaiely. Eat | 
bem «(Valued Sen) for , COMPLETE 8, FE 4-840. GsEp TY $695 UF “CASH 6 6 PB 3-1484 Pound?" ess when he’ ess! P FEMALES. AS! 17, Auburo 2 BEDRM | 4 ve. RUNABOUT. 25 a 
band on OF of i by feectin: BABY £D, $18. BA- trigerator, hoes UP. . USED RE- RE- ORANGEBURG CARRY “ 3 . s full of beef at $1.25 - & $85 Also LES. AS | v . PFE Heights Mobile & traile % BLP. EVIN- S200 
wit: ee blige age Brey dy _retrigere-| & ‘Appliances, 422 W Sweet's Radio} * regular nriBER PIPE 2 SS : je88, 44 PT. ANDERSON baw Ra. Upstairs $80, ste Sashe- - oo 
room TY GT 3 SED.| one acti ante ae: . meren Fe| 4... ooreuee oh. te lade oer g CANARYS. CAGES | conti heat, factory ie Prine oe a 4 
or ar, late “model ED | dever. oe: re, re fe giectri | WA WALNUT BEDRM” SOTTE. Ml | i" concrete wane For Sale Miscellanec | Hetenery: 2488 Aubara UL. 2.2200 | sgaciione proce, esatlog ot | © ea 7 
wT ee 17% | RR ATIEMAD 5- cond . MAR-= : orced © ou: 7 - urn. : i % ih. 
er 7 BEDROOM HOUSE CRATE-MARR <i WOODEN 1 ae #316), after $30. | BLAYLOCK Seaver glee es on | PI is 60| Sale Musical i Good =e ~ SAuPERED PEre.| See tae oer eke hn gy > = 
for § ox 3 becresms traits | er. GE $2 ATER HEAT. dows fo ME STORM WIN. #1 0: COAL & SUPP -YWOOD SPE s 62 registered. § months of. 7S Arma. Like “> pepn.| {eld cover & tr wind 
__ 31019 after 5 p.m. +. OR CRU . $89.95 r sale. FE 2-0402 ; rchard Lake Av LY CO | *s!'P! + CI: ALS S| PIANO Rrrat ow dows aes Jalouste win. | —72*70_sfte aller. $5235. EM” 
WILL TRADE 2 BDRM FUR ai ee wrovont i efter | CRAFTSMAN ae ae GENCE GAW SS Spruce: $4 ps cartage, . 80 FER Monrn | PARAKEETS CANARIES CAGES =e + © creme. On) Sco 
home 6. | cOM : 2-3000 R | include H SAW nel windabs 
3546. for 2 bedrm. trailer, MI) MERCIAL DEE UL 39008, complete. E -oniged Ba hi ' power s bench, table pri Rania E* | Mahogany wall pane 3 30 archaced —— all's, “ppg | aR Mince 1007, 506 Cex Oakiand ave. | kins Thea M LIORTWEION : ; Johnson J — 
/ «ex 30" P EEZE Columb new. Reas. 716 E. | penel © work li sion. *4" Birco ling $ 4.95) _ PE 31u pol BASSET PU trailer. pity fr} ‘tie. upholstered javelin elece 
For Sale Clothi | Courhas OR x & compart diatina’ i MACHINES | comet Ladi Tis eas “a* Seats orm ce 85c ae | naw A HOMMOND eee 2 anteed for See Tee thon Me ge vonming "tai bg aie 
I a peeepeinediape \CHIL in€ ‘ * | 
ng 56 ine INATION BOTTLE | Sweepers $1605 “VACUUM _ station poeng NE AND SERVICE | PONTIAC P ak) oe SS een “SPINE - PORE “BRED —poxens” wates.| f° Sele Ce rem eee eh. | battery end tow 
4 PORMALS \ coa) and wood EB GAS Hoover re up. Authorization | CAST IRC ash register. FE E ' 1488 B C PLYWOOD CO. 1 money applied eartage Female. $25. FE to join a W. Huron, (Pian rE ben? alloy trailer. 
enea, exe : eres 1012. WORN. new Big discount. — Bra | Corner of cere Thyle Electric, | CABT IRON 5 SECTIO +5047 aidwin Ave. FE 2 _ chased. when pur- REG. COLLIE PU SMe _ _ citing" care Wally Byam’s ex-| 4 PT : ve F 
“oe dasiiiaadivail | Saves MA_ 5-601 Mute Ap ara. PE osie obmson and How: | tion 6 room. jocket fee ened PANELING | 718 GRiNNELL’S swaPs'ss oe —— ae "| Mark 25 & trailer. 
ALL Lt seats CLE PORT. ROU ; Ca. com heating capacity | Birch ' * 8 Sagieew . — Pes CHAMPION - G STAR m5 _4 - UL 24279 
AN USE _lawn LAWAY BE WE st OF cy oe ae oer ____PE 31 ~ GREAT LAKES | 14} Ts» or 
ace ernie ee ora pame O OR SE PE By gre oa gage pate NLT TS "Husting Dogs 9A Autho EAT taxes, | We FT. WOLVERINE WEDO 
| days. 389 Orcba le Open 600d _conditiog $45 WhemEn. Retrign, wasners. el eppliances lvd. FE ¢5853 7E BE N tion, $313.00. T Rind excellent condi ut rized . whee 
Or arama \ ‘ -' AKC R Sales trols. 28 b l, and ¢on- 
saeilatD DR sard Lk Ave DINING R ane _PE 0-3556 | ranges elec. or gas CEDAR FENCE | ae BA N. ue T MBE EGISTERED. 3.2408. p. Jonson, $525. - 
RESS, ! M TABLE rer ‘Jie EA R CO. “ RRS MUSIC short haired GERMAN OR 
mitts, size 7-6 HAT AND | bolstered chat AND 6 UP.. WYMAN'S ACH paTIO . Teleerape Ra. pups, OA 82128. , Pontiac Chief. is 
able for schoo! worn once But-| Westinghouse rs im A-l ¢ond 18 W_ Pi MAN'S STONES 30 > ross fr FE 23-0567 READY TO HUNT et & Detr 
1 concert | s elec. v W Pike &t j , off Bizes ER ‘CENT. “ rom Tel-Hure: w NT THIS FA Comp oiter row boat 
price er, 4050 acuum swee EA) Eat . ses 24x24 $1 20 ot eimaraner ALE. | selection - Cost $175 
Goes and bet, cise 4, ‘Waa, fale | Pian “Otmers. Drayton nce SUS | CASH WAY | Smooth finish 6 colon BET —~w ANTED see Poe 4 ae. ot ides. Aigo" 8 are m of 8 and 30) are. $00. Mi 4 © 2 [ears Ste. 
CLEAN USED +0165. | DINETTE SET. CHEST ¢ _ An -UMBER P EE BS ght! eo man Outdoor ! De aura | ell eo on. Ss oe Sem lake: Bloomfield Mills" hich 
CHEST ues IC Trai Timber+ 
_ va. CLOTEINO oe 8 vanity & dresser. & DRESS ee S7A STANLEY ALUMINOM cE tapes ost” 95 ce ae pier USED PIAN ned, Boarded ‘ 70 B b allow ewence — at 20 FOOT CENTURY teh. 
ao _ n. gf ; ieee , iy Co uthi a SPE A? 
FLOOR - LENOTH CHANTH trigerator. sie gas stove eS oortad DROP LEAP INDOWS len an Highland Rd (M5@) oF WW ‘ OS oon aD CA O Hut , board, fiberglass ben tai .IN- 
lee: ANTILLY | wri a5 TABLE est of 4 le | N j T, BO ondition. $1. 
@ Wedding L vision, nger washer, T . Spool legs & . F EM Pontiae Al gand Music C ~ Burr-Shell 7 3 ARDED. | nis 150. A-l 
bridal veil. OL iis Also | room ————— top table. tring oe castors, MA urmeiste ‘ im _—_ aii Pp BAExAB AREA MIRA enter | ~~ H 3_S_ Telegraph. _ iM b +0558. 270 
GIRLS CLOTHING “SIZE 4 AND pers pcos SE Television & NORTHERN ria Ss |, ROTOTILLERS | Sale St it Sucre wie Grdin & Feed 71° ile Homes | *skt wsier Ma alse Gant ; 
new reeses, size 14 urniture Dea n | h -D easy to : ore 18ST AN -_* ' PE 
_Teasonable. PE 21606. | DELUXE oe ee bai Lake a. wre rane won Radios 5 57 B 1940 Cooley on any BER pig Meccan a as ee en une cLER _Equipment 64 maenie, Leeaed Bats STRAW, | Sales * ank and small ~ 23-8627 i : 
80) PRIGI : LA rea ~ emonstration Y EL * A_5-0666. ‘ : boat. 
“ setioe sncrrcal, 36c- 8138. ‘ua cis need | weed Mjookers on glODEL, TV's. Soke eae M3417); Pe, barnes feouine rovers. | emeet._ 810 TEE asec SSH REO ans. | i TYPES OF IST & IND CuT- eek ed ts MERCURY MARE = 7 a 
League grey-green DETR % up the tnsid r Deli 2 pm M ‘ol aveliobie W. F. | Tate at ce ESSOGRA! c oo ea . be 5 MA Se ap 
a asue sport jackel. size 4 “like orr JEWEL OAS. GAS RANGE. to Peers, Appliance por dies, SiUGiNatOe Sanaa after Garey & Laws raupment. watene at Tg 70. gs $30 | oan Gay SEED OATS 1 | tee oe 7 days & week oO 4 . 
ma - ers, elect: AGE BURN- Mile. Birmin ve. N of 14 LK-IN COOLER rence certified R. PR SELL eter aerate sale. 
a et PREEZE asain $ Seceuer eA, and gas. below ‘cost. . #8053 irmingham. Ph. Midwest; “ith compr LER BOX ioxexe Pr | Oxtord aoe ‘and treated, of — our la lot. Wtd 31 JOHNSON oe Seer. 
$10. Suit, hie ae on goat | Stove wneemisree a DRY: Water Softeners 57C BoGHOUsES KIDDIES -T. ‘PAINT NOW Wrra KOTO , eet Must remove PE OO6T | OA #2174 eget malsh “mere i on st Oe ae en Boe “ggtted | cuee ee see 98 bee Ui 3aies, 
2. FE +1484 wagon. F ore and boys. rockers IFS TABLE out f KOTON WITH- | F 8-067 ickmott, Jr. “Bud” per cent. eee 2-2789, 
‘Sale Household Goods 57 javer” pac cence : ~ | Biv swings. 170 © Wallon re blister or peel due to | Sale Sporting Goods 65 eg! ms and Coach Sales, 16930 Helly Bd. iis, UL 2tase Ro 
oe $40, wrin RIC STOVE AUT AMAGED V arwicks 2678 Or G 4410 Sq . iss? MAREK : 
1-2 6x68 OUTS pi | SS Wet waster, (0 IC com ANITY LAVAT | RE-BUIL chard Lake. M4. | Sena Ll ee ) Squirrel Rd NEW dll — ag B. 
whiriewsy ft oureer a mt ELECTRIC RANGE G Water Condi | ke iompeon_* canis a awa mowere sharpened | eon ae to Baxiey raape. For Sale . Livestock 72: , TRAILERS 8 clamae 
Sj fisting” red “wall pie: gene GOOD nditio ELECTR West — 294 OAKL ET NEVE Sn nae era 
tures, full wall $25 EM > CON: = ner i Ie LIG - 204 OAKLAND M EVER si 
sise 32, fur cn tn "indies coat, | ELECTRIC STO au. was I NO SALT { eamures. fg Mas LL Down | Sauce BOCES WITH PAN. ONLY | FE eee bag. pM : pean IN RIDING HORSE. | Liberal Ter 1987 CURLY CRAPT 16 
212 rug Baby mie e= stools. | eretor, goo! cogéiioe a0 Taner Coolev Soft. Won meet Bateres ideal lamp peatores * $29.96 3 a ree ray. ONLY | GUNS—MODER . 0 . centie. spotted . Parts 2 B ttle G ~ oo iss BP. ~ sh Fag = 
buggy & potty chair’ PE 5-4684 | nots, ty Mile N Liver pe Soft Water Co. | gaa P 95 value $6.95. Michi ost 05 bay sell. OR | ANTIQU! “sied'S pe ae — bottle Gas pom ogg p on 
Once dack on GALE BED. |FOR SALE Cae ae 2a ——. e.96 Michi STEEL FORCED _ing, BurrShell, Bene yes. ola! Preldbrook | TRAILER EXCH coe i 
sonable. MA} fat FOR SALE ; REA. | good CRED REPRiO“RA.OSD WATER SOFTEN! FE 440 crpcrRic. Lk Timken ot AIR FURNACE 3158. Telegrap a —— 7 ANGE oe ant cover 3 ne 
= tr 6-1 A- R 80FTE ELECT n ot! burne _ SPALDING egraph. URRO, elegraph wil] finance buy 
2 (HOLLY Woop rTeer oe eEna We mt 213g order, 87 GETER OPTI re Tie ed completel y Ou, , ~HEATERS, ee tank, OR pati? after 6” Pg Woods. 7 gg Ag 3 Pe CWT FS 20 tier . Call FE 63119 
Fa Hollywood twin bed, a | rhea ept a NEW SoPT Dock —°mt ies AT BIO ais. | dison lines. ao = Detroit ORM -DOORS REPAIRED F 70143 LeGrand. uc. cond, |COLT, 1 YEAR tao Wee | : 1958, 14 aL _ 
ei bedrocen, eulte, 980 / 4 chests ete Mak R 3-7380 Samuel's Appl, M oney down. —— 33 after 6 E SPU BAMBOO | : and Arabian ld LCH | FO with 38 Parnas Boat . 
$15 FE &-$706 Rug. Furke e offer | FOR “SALE BTATIO A 5-6011 - ‘ or Cc BOO PLY & RODS. nw 2. ee ing. $100. MI. UL 2-2583. otor and trailer. 
neo LNG aL SOE 5 (ne inh bee ee “ For Sale Miscellaneous 60 PFE 7 ial SHEE | ee en W wanes sid FOR ALB OR, FRADE SOREL | TRA ALL NEW 
21 uci comn., Fs owe. values $1 eC bed Terrif ne E , STANDING © 7 ETs 43 TROCK t, ™M vs | : y Selding wad s 1 ILER of 
Gna asain bins : oon SUITE. | E> while they last - Ho - GALVANIZED PIPE. lic PER Lang Ln ane TOT ETS 8 sis an nah dels | ~ innows, E » Ete. 6 65B | land” Peeks Grenger re one fol poo Owens raed 4. 
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Paseo a Cal arene Orchard Lake tiom attlvanized pipe, lie per | te bath sets oun ms Oe ~HURCE (CRAWLERS | 2 (DZ. 0c; | RED. GENTLE SADDLE PONY SALES ° trailer. Save over §2 raft 
eS ee $x. PREEZER HOLD: papas 700 MSG. West. De colored bath set with 8 CHURCH'S, INC fore: $0 for sc, ‘big worms $0 | HO ae E>. after 6 red STEW cmrmnat. ee hee ions At alee 
«ROO Miorm rocker PE 40606 | 308 Nelson Ss 500 LBS $128. BAG CEMENT MIX Factory 2p Po UL 23-4000 “i work n Also clean used HORSES 1 SOARDED Ee HOLLY GARWOOD ma. - 6 
Oe Ce oe ~— FREEZ yet “condition, gam OR Seen | 122.88 Leen SELEy | STEEL OFFI  ~Snee: thy Orchard Li Ave | pegtt Wweinus Laxe Ba. roe | woe ee LY VAGABOND | _REALLY NICE 1a PT ROW. ait vt Hoe . 
oe dibeS 120. aXe? ie EEZE} sRS | We ZLTECORE tex es |: _S__ Saginaw ene Sve Sia ieee OF ICE DESK. CONFER. Sand, Gravel & Di rt ne GELDING. ¢ YRS. OLD, 3 Le eo REALLY NICE 4 FT. RUN- ij 
ho michen tal table & = oe sofa, | 15.€ ph pd pular brane TA An jaiden Ro. FE NCE Moret arm chairs, igh chair sa R 66 U_ 47412 or Mare. We have ; ‘or rent | —petiect ag ted 1 «tgagoms 
i 12 at bers re Pie! at Uprent $289! Order ALUMINUM SIDING jm and % tor heat cushion, MA are ICH BLACK oer REG. TENN. WALK now. See us toda bays 
rove yell table aa ehaire. MM Terms Samuel's, an $250 | yrhondy - beat the Spring rush estimates, op onths, free SCISSORS. PINKING | 41042. | FRG oer $9505 yds. &  PARM waiking pony, 2 saddle ER MARE e south of Orion 7: 
i Pc A PRIGIDAIRE ELECT! oN ee money pir & awnings. S| eee west Fence. FE wcteper BARES 6 oo A | FE 20346, SOW AND 8 I ae, Te Ie | ‘oat ~ 
Pe CHROME OINETTE SEF Se tre rcp pirme Sth, Shs cittitigSe OANDEY TRTCTON Waren, Sowtet sam rat SREARS | 21 peat uMUg—y-Yos DE STUD, eenyICR irre owme ron) OH! THAT NEW 
eS e. OR 37621 OR 17-5048 ce = = fee tou prices. | wheel with 24 — x. OL _1-0321 STUD SERVI 19 
¢ PIECE SILVER ORAY BEDR!} PREEZERS . N eves stallation r cur in-| § mower 4 inch reel TOILETS he WALTON , 4-1 TO eee st —. “GOLDEN 59 VAGAB 
"7 } a ttachm $4250 VAL P SOIL. ee by My Ch iN, MIKE. OND 
outfit. Doub e bona BEDRM. | Cuset ‘ORGE - FREEZERS ALUMINUM SIDI riggs & Bir edt. 2% h. Lavatories. UE. $1850.; Send. gray . BLACK biIRT,| Jone y Choice (370374). iss ; 
bea Large euser, Bookcase | New mode! and Uprights FoR DO IT eS eee pneumati ration engine 5x12) Stall show: $29.50 velue. siags _PUmu avel and fill. “Also | Biues Trixie (441778). Mid OMETHIN 7 
all for sa Pay anit 8 ven jamps, | crete-marrec ogee ly scratched or 4 L, valektrco. RS - shape, bis0 Call ig ery good | ctts. $68 oe. cone fats. rm. ¥ E_ 5-47 i en or Lo Bis sire is Wilson's uent SEE THE METHING! SLAYB 
Pearson Furnity oat, | gount prices els et big dle ey” % Rochester Rd 6:30 E 8-2153 after <8" Fiuores e. $3250 Michi. fill SOIL, SAND, GRAV Lady | 1490671 Dam Midnight G at Oxford Trailer Sale (ODEL AUGH’S 
Lake Ave re ro 2 Testa ts “ee ; ee no Ans. Res. s. "es écon Uses Sa a Tmereseemt, (303 Onehard ing. at. ose Jerry's AVEL. | _ Oakland e068 Granger Ra. = can unde a wiaifter ¥ 
1 FT ORG aya 5 y UO 8 : 12 os 7 Barga! “FPURNA TORO POWER UNT Li AHREWED TOP SOIL Fi ”\ TH Other 
E FR ame as ¢ b: x 12. $25 IN eee FE 2-7164 CE. WER U ; - 1 SHREW {OROUGHB 1 MILE see too. 
piece iv eae Se ama aheME CaRENTS | GOED HAND paonk> Ce ARAGE DOORS ied “Uni wire wow. “A Sack sie ri sai TO re Um 3 dead ORION Ow uae! © Or Lane 
LIVING ROOM SUITE (69005 FE 5-€189 - LAWN MOV F S cultiv eee. 2 ee he ae _of Adams Rd vd. RD TRAILER 
Biand new ¢ SUITE. BUYS - sual <_< and recond WERS. | natees seconds 1 | tivator. snow plow. p with’ fn & IL, SAND, GRA WTD. PI SALES" 
i : . ¢ VEL. : HORSES XIE TRAILER 
_2> modern * avenport and chair, _to $12 PE LL pos |} sor nditioned Also. S2¢% 1m stock. f af standard i ‘echments $300 Pi other at- FE PO aad dirt Ke | ££ TO BOA i Le SALES. 1 
tables, Ghe- haces Clin ower with 22) Electri rom $25 and benche enjc table with» ay ro n Jones. | Square Lak 1676 peer Rd, . 1045 _ N. 
ag ey | Scoutee maps As FANGE. ‘oO CH Doran: monet ee sacine. Engine end: closet e , S00r operators. folding | able $35 a Pa oy drop leat. *t TOP SOIL. SAND GRAVi | nes * m4. Trey. A) | Used rental ‘uelerss "4 New and 
899. Pay only $2 oo | § pin $00 FE 48 condition ‘Oa uhar OR. 5 empietely Stairways 2 and disappearing , TRAILER. 1- = fil) & black dirt” Bul GRAVEL, Wanted PARK 
Pearsec'e Pursitere. @ Orenard Ghee bis E 48105. SWAY OF sot We give estim AA WHEEL WITH H _cavating basements. ( eidoring  ¢n- Livestock 73 HURST 
¢ cu. ag : REEs DAvENPCSE i comm | = Ae rotroce | ™ COS. ates on garage re. | _ford off “Hatchery m8 Gt 4-1 SHREDDED TOP 80 32._ WTD : PIGS TRAILER SALES * 
SS. Fr Yuco REraoEnh Spm PE 66518 after) Pormene egtation, Take | Open trom 8 to | Two #FT woop aat | 4 eck ain re soi FILL , _rest Jones. os) ror- | 540 Lapeer Rd. Lak ' 
——. Rien, See: OS: Gas ; BERVEL REPOS W 7 FUEL Ol, TANKS GOOD CON BERRY DOOR SA | rage doors. 635._ ROLL UP GA-| 1 TOP S011. CRUSHED STONE "Sele Facm Produce 73 EY so “Ate Oreo 
0 Prece © DINING } ROOM SUITE te price eo Rev ATER 7 en ee Pr soiz) 3718. Paadock OR SALES | | “nEp SHIELD. ARMY | _FE éthtz vel till, Lyle Conklin, arm Produce 75 
Cre y aa corn RS, 2 ————— | Pr | LD . 'aty pal inn ee APPL, 
FE scent Lake _ 331 machine. sham 2 aaates GAR FE 2-0203 E-veryth STORE é YARDS ES. ™M 
r) Sate Reed HOTPOINT ee -” _¥? 07 eee & sink & — Sg MT GCE CHIEF. Clothing Paratture’s vour needs peeks. Prompt tebe DIRTT on | Some 91,25 bu. “eo Ee - 
rm. Eg ine OAK DINING , c"rme winete. Get PE 2140 ve, ™ RM COLEMAN O11 FLOOR aor watia Fess One ee | TT. if WEST LAWRENCE ae ae <eoe ear Porat Squirrel ; 
6x12, RUG WI cond. FE 20746 *HOTPGINT FE 21403. furnace Controls. therm: FLOOR. Gas. new Co TERS, 30 GAL. | ALBOTT LUMBI | _meredden © pestered. FE soit, | Potters! t CERTIFIED 
TH PAD. $50: LECTRIC _ § gal tank $ ermostat, 250 Proved nsumers *Pow t LU MBER | BLACK DIRT SAND GI a7riq | Several varteti SEED 
chrome dinette $ PC, : Curly maple §-d TOVE, Warn 45 cash Also 1 Ste 85 _ $89.50 val er ap-, Glass | = ‘DIRT SAN Lk es Jack Coch 
“| : : 950 Th ue. $3050 . nstalled tn sash pick-up ¢ D. GRAVEL, | x Lk, Oriom-MY_ 2 ran. 
x17 RUGE W set. OR 3-8508. $25; 9 antique e Sarees chest, or pals $-rm behmd the atl all | Also hese are slightly and for waterproofin sh, Thoroseal | up truck FE 5-040. POTATO MY 200 DRED 
Rovereinis yo FACE. $1595. meet 55, Canaan iatie heres! Slower’ Hiermicetet “sid Soerela, | pee een pattie’ ea Paint, hardware e basements. BLACK | DIRT” AND Seal read $10 FER RONDE 
ie, J _ th , . 1 { . plumbin D ROTO-T Baid bed t RED 
$34.95 ppm bel imported. trie Parivt Nke new, 8 Elee! Installed ee side take-of!s gan Ftu at terrific values a Seis supplies & lum 6. elec- 8-6642 TILL- _Sliverbell ntain Rd. of 
pads, $5.9. P ter, $4898. Rug rie refrigerator, $16 FE ‘ei down talf price, no money AYE ‘tuorescent, 393 orchard te 1 snd ee ie: cae 1025 Bee ~ ine erbell 
Orchard take Ave: Furntture, 42 KENMORE DRYER e PI ae i 16 Lk. TOILET SEATS 44595 : delivered - SAND GRAV SEBAGO SEED Pot 
e at atte R. GOOD | ¢ PER 7 HOT L ! ee EATS NEW. ree ; reasonab! EL ATOES . 
i2iy” TABLE E MORE aan, 8. 2478 Ivanhoe COR. Cal ti ciecsteeain mere Glass IME METAL nissan | ly, indestructibie ise. Gelere or | _win_and_ Walton, oo ieee | SEED POT: = an 
IF Table pls nd TV 18-96 yaa pas at tow flow 0 in, materials | Co, 140 N ae ren & Supply _ M50 (95 GA Thompson rior COW MANURE. SRLIVERED. blers and TORS "EARLY COB- 
estic TV 2995 bl DRESSING TA-|4c8I0x 1 9 west oma D: hid USED IN V D eves ; | ee FE 4-337 _Young % : s. Charles 
21" Motorola sess co Sore eae ae TA-| 4—670 wil rewal JELLED SED IN VERY GOOD COND COW MANU i f¥ 2-171] 
21" cee oe ror exc cond x 15 WHITEWALL TIRES aioe MAG 30 wal GOOD COND! ANURE, 82 
tHe vie new picture have; | SEgvoRe DISHWASHER LARGE truck “many othe wey ein pis =, Pr Pepi Do AGIC wit inne ae ver oi! hot water Bl Wagearty 's ea TRAILER | _ Sale Farm ) Equipment 76 
er sets to | _ size, reconditioned, ARGE _ £0D rs. 197 3. John- | oil base. H run Rubber oF i M STEREO HI- | CRUS a aymond Seeley. : 
unconditional! choose from, LEAVIN 1.-$50. OR 3-1894. 4-11 | choose f eS areds Gt CMa te. are v1 TAPE RE- HED STONE § = 3 ELEC HOVER 
take trade x uaranteed We G FOP FL “ORIDA_ NCH H SOIL ! PIPE 1 OAKL rom Ts to . 8-252 — e! _ Earl Howard AND GRAV | er $15 TYPE BROOD- 
abate ee an open en rE boaee New pe eugAVE. PL Poreno s Te or hard Lk Ave" PE 3-6 Tee Rasta, | GONDITIONERS. | |? an mi pe Me istad Hieneet *8°8| —"Dent Trailer Space 79 
‘D  LIGHT 172.8. Sagt SUPPLY ITCHEN T __FE 5-6150, _Ave. FE 40 Orchard Lake { __ 6120 Dixie H FERGUSON TR! —— ent Trailer BOA 
21" SILV | WALNUT DINI ae nee. yieo, | Sofa. ABLE AND CH. i DRIVEWAY et 2 oner Lo Ene AG. | ~~ Space 79 
art peer Sa Ma CALL Pontiac. sale. 247 INING, “ROOM © ve TABLE Gm. ~ SEARS es ae | ta table_ ‘and PA NY ae Machinery 60 Ale ia agigitvered Graven. OADED atta Wats Pontiacs Lk. Ra dise & | \UBURN nore. | Lae 
“MOTOROLA T LARG 6-2686._ xtras.. $75. OL | 2 . Bo wi CHALMERS» age, The 
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i oation FE 86-8268 ‘TaELE pasite new RR pg RO ern | 52-GAL. ELEC. WA | top ooo Let 15-FT 8-IN. DECK | Cibaelty. used LI ‘9 BAG CA haere FE en BROWN TRoeen bois. a grades. 0090. “ttt Opdyk ~ wat ate Oe Few 
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hee Ee er. eae CEAVING RATE ALE MAD ee: Seer er ee ue weet’ TER Call OR sialon, Jus Eterna. | FORD DIESEL ENGINES 46 ke? BLACK DIRT SAN ATTENTION _ INSIDE CTY FE §-3361 | _boat_repais r 
0. Convenient e-in «= appilan ALL MAJOR ~f*£! est. Open oe a ” : i nder for trucks 6) avel, will deliv D& See t - ‘ , trem bus : . EM 
payment. R. B. woe No down lake Srtan hegeehore furniture 2a RIFLE. Avr KITCHEN CABINET § ‘tens gasoline arinen, Plage Ao | Goop ee oe FE S30 with SPOT 7U Oliver Crawlers | cone? Park 5 eee CR 
eon poawa Huron. Electric LINOLEUM & eke a eal ean "$25 Value. '$4630 plus’ iy moaen a ee led anges mee fer See reed FE yds. ine AND| git, 4°" hae ne dere, | OXFORD MOBILE —7 a ROLIDAY ALIEN 
x _price At J SALE. HALF 38 FOOT LAD! €. $46.30 plus tri eh $99 distribu. pines agaiacbie “Call! _ truck FE 46588 A de-| Also, 4 sizes s of dtese!.| those who MANOR FOR Cc 
sink. Good N KITCHEN: At Jack's, 281 Bald DER. gor , jast Also terrifi m. while they or MI 4-6053 all _truckers 180 Loading} racto s of Oliver wheel} [ot ho wast the ay Cc 
ond. MAGN is, Mi Belden, |.*. 2. FE SIG AFTER! and 6 rrific value MACHI | Ts with loade : a. 1628 ¢ x09 MER: 
se as Electric Gompary. 10 1060 W. Ruron,, Mamakion Dat aain. tc ~ Exe. 044, TES HEATER Wav pirate juices No buone or geen | fight NE SHOP. TOOL'S 50S, CAKE “BUILDERS SUP- | Liberal financt _ & back Vite Rd. OA. of Oxt ra on Yate”) INLAND LAKES SAL 
NY eer’s  Appilt cash gal auto. | LAWN in Fluorescent. 30 _flush doors ch birch | om avel & dirt. C pur ng terms & fr | N27 E 
with mirror ‘CREDENZA merce R poliances. 8161 Cab. sink. gas heater, $4995_ ~ MOWERS 3) leap. FE 2-1842 __ mortar trucking & t ement, chase avatiable ental Pangivnee Ww. RON S 
shelves, $20. front and glass a. EM 3-4114. m-| touadry t and fittings $57 95 | _Pick up. FE 2-1311 SHARPENED. | ____Do at Y _ | RICH BLACK _& tile OR 3-1534. | Pontiac Farm & 1 Court M LAK® Traten |" 
off ee Mann Rd, left MODERN 2 PIECE BI _ ry trays & faucet up. | NORGE GAS DI ourself 61, 30!! DIRT & FARM T | Tr ndustrial - ie Y 24611. The 
He Rd. in BROWN LIV- SAVE PL a $23.95 GAs SaVER AE MOT a 1, hee = — § TOP . actor 83. Wonderful best for m 
_Dm after 5:30 g room suite. Call 172 UMBING 16 ft. 38 MODEL. ns | ct yds FE 206 825 8. Ww acr location. and liner * 
: ‘ and ater 3 South 8: boat. 2%y EL. pO IT j 346, FE oodward es. Betw On T2 wood. Also 3. a 
‘bon 20" Consol BY FIRESTONE GOHAN DAVENPORT eS aiable fe ane e SALE sorted slges - oihP’ seu P°NS | FLOOR in THE eee Nees les 0%, SUPER DELUXE ihn Tee? dT Ae sioathe ren Lake Orion and |  tralie “Mirror boats. Erie. fers . 
: nscle 396 N. Sagi i _ing ¢ chair, 27 T & MATCH. e for rafts, trash, “ 'b3 Studeb: venetian shad "ER SANDERS—HAND not | Seeding lawns. F $12) tillers FRAZER ROTO- HOME EST. - 
1987 GE I 3 a | NECCHT SWIG 1 b_watkins 1s Pe 315 fuel of] tanks. PE sh. burners we 3989. aker sport coupe OA’ | erp eree™ Feet STREAMERS | Vv & Cc i. ANDSG ap Ste | service, new 30 used. pare a ; ‘and ea lakefront and. play MOD- List your ened poate, 
AUTO. “wien AOE i $6 20 $40 cash or pay i oar S-Ih. Asphalt. ‘Shingles ATION'§ FINEST COUNTER | SKINS sow : © CLEANERS a Tavel at $6.25 | ING | éoreaa o. pdyke. | YOU'VE SEEN . with us. Buyers motors 
elec. dryer. Bal, nee | _ter FE. wee Sewing, Cen Shingle application on a A tee pare Tor | 489 S_ B8AN ANIES HARDWARE, oe. TN ce fandscape | DEERE GARDEN AC ane. otPark ine beet Scaare tae OAKLAND MARINE EXCHA 
coinge gas ra Aled ss a! a hingle repair Moss prices. nal hardware at. I — FE 46105 Y A. eT Se 47. pe | garden plow fk aaa ue atet i— rk. FE Seah e raller PIBEROLAS peor 
ar me sy jah Beit USED TV SETS. FROM ~ Church’ S Inc. SEW Posie 3 Thompson, | wail wk RENT i $B aivey ay GRADING, | BEAN” complete, #225" BM 33617. | __ Auto Accessories 80 ae 7a, BOAT. oa 
Bed. vanity RANGE $20 up TV antennas. $99 107 “tank NACE DUCT W _ iw et steamer, floor sand- 53-3552 etc FE. SPRAYER. ROYAL | NR H. oe 
White Rotaty sewitr mattress | WALTON - 89 95 Sauirre)- Rd. _Reas_ MA 5-156 ORK & na polisher, hand sand nd-; YEAR OLD Ce _. | Powered with @ eytt d ,  35,/ "53 FORD ANA = oe or PE $i #1 
y sew! 5"! UL 8. MA 5-1501, OR sh ce vacuum ers, fur- | LD _--... | ‘mot nder Hercule LEFT DOO LET'S oe 
Baby bed Soingicie mach % 515 E wat TV 108.000 BTU OIL CONV _ 74009 | nin le GAL VANIZED aS Fuel & Paint te oni Oakland for 2. yard load ae NURE, $107 eure aie on pounds i trunk lid. and seats. R, HOOD,| Rew R Chi ca 
feta Ge eee Sie wa PE g257 ALL with sank. 69° Se eee | xin 2th ee ihe nh. Ean FE 5.6150 Orchard Lake | 26% _Gleon ‘Middicton OA ft. hose on Dower tee! gun. 300) Mite CHEV SO toe vad ‘BO risSraf Any” model 
ueen washer WANTED. GO| Se ; # . SAVE ue PPAPF SEW | — on lta - ton cel Mounted, Slide, °52 Dod . POWE BOATS: : 
eed tee farnitures a” Bon WAS with chimes PE zie sank AOR A | SAME CONDON. REPLY! Belo bre NG MRCRINE | woot Coat & uel 67 BUY FE me Shee La We eae | FE ae mae, Con Piymouth,| pe ge, mee , 
OAKLAN re. e PHILCO “TAB = USED LU! om Nee: foe mica plumb! 8 J -s - -2 =e : 
Ea eh EEE | fale or Sie ies a Baier tian New “Cheap OR ware a WEA ATER ds gd aay week, | PRIZES OF PURNACE GOAL AL secooren EARLY & § SAVE ae : i SED TRANSMIS | z se to tapeard Mertury ve 
104 8. Sa FOR THE HO im cash Peer’s Appli : | PULL- a venings after 7 | ta 4:00 Monte undays 10 COAL_KINDL N STOKER olens tractors & m 5. Mallory rret a per wr . 
. Saginaw ME, | Commerce Ra, ances. 2x4.—2x8 —2 { u-DOWN LIGH | oply 186 W alm Builders Sup-; OF "IR ING & ALL Sizes | 2mpiiett mowers shat > peeee Dundtoft me. 18 " 
Asc AUTO W FE 2-5623 EM 3-4114 Priced fo x10, —2"12 | $695 Celling YT FIXTURES. ~ , 156 W Montcalm, FE 5-47 2 | woop EPLACE & FURNA ae | Porter Co tractors & mowers t aft. solid valv@ litte am- A L-BRACE MARINE 
On [ne hea awe | PAUNT UP AND SAVI OF Svick, Sale Ceiling or strwell. GA. ntealm, FE $4712 OaKLAND FUEL & PAIN lice oe mere rie fuel pump for Chevrole tee CHRISCRAPT | 
; on o-tillers ts FE 5.5 p for Chevrolet, IS-CRAPT 3 
ROY'S ee ee and trade. - | Quarant SAVE! Srotts Pine P } eres M59 West Open Sale Musi ORCHARD FUEL & PAINT ity Svectals ¢ 196. after 6 p.m. V-8, |. 
96 Oakiand a MENT PARTS | enn house paint. gal teel Clothe aneling ie ft. | SCHUMAKE Pe ic ae usical Goods 62 RCHARD LAKE FE 5-615 36 on used equipment | WRECKING loo ¢ oe . Ey FE 2-0118 : 
ASE PAINT $1.95, s Post $9.8 UMAKER ™ PR RR F-PLACE WO HOUGHTEN | ior R 00 CARS 1710 _ 2 Eves. & Weekend: is 
APT. 8 FE_ 2-402 4, ’ al. $375! 4 pr. glaze ii MATCHING Ever. ACCORDION ~~ | _apple, OD BIRCH OAK, IN & SON [> oad off Joslyn. TAY. | MERCUR x! 
i <A J si8 PE 49602. RANGE, | 12x12 “Ft, Wall-Tile vie 25e! PIPE - BRICK - 8TEEL ht. noes ult drape ae Accordion vee ra SIZES | GOOD DRY SLABWOD, 2. “oak | Rochester h New idea Deale er| For Sale je Tires s 80A pers — eres 
oor ANYTHING Syer’s, 141 W. Many oth } n, gold, white. §7 ndows .ers With lessons FE egin- | for $10 deliv 2 CORDS | OL 114 OO ace Pine Lak . Hook's 
FOR G YOU WAN T M Huron . FE at out er bargains! Com ‘ot _ $75 takes the B FLAT C a 5-5428. POCAH, ee ivered FE 4-45) BY OU AL , | 4750: 0 MERCUR e FE ¥ 
FOUND AT ou * ROTA STANDARD SY ZEw ET: prices ands B barwegs Our iecse plate ai conte. non ERY Goob| %. RANT 4 SEEING 4 pe. “wheel ATY ON LY | _ } eels TIRE, TUBES & FC & FORD) ith i yee Be te 
out : oned, $95. R ease vou had al glass mi sige 2-4292 betw eces. | -ton. loads. ene riding t p. . each. 01 se con- 
leas to pa ot eich le ae ae Fee clas. hota CA eee TES Terms Free Estimate ‘ G4 frame. Cost $60 pepe 2s: CHORD GaN BLOND OF | p.m. 3722 Orchard i ae vs ‘a sarters ser rector oe A USED TiR Rr! tabs. hier t ae 
<< Ew D | well. ‘|OPEN 8 to ; nu WAL- 8282) 96" Thding. Bolens porter cable, | buy. sell. Aiso whit - WE ine 
terpeior’ ge veal | ee SETTEE, $25. EM. $:30 MON. thru. SAT. Restineboave twins 221 GALI "AGHER'S Plants, Tree: Trees s, Shrubs — 68. ments 1989 —T and attach- | 503 8: ATE 10 we walls Vin ane ECIAL s 
We igMONTHE TO PAY | SINGER SURPLUS LUMB ent condition $18 tor Gok, | LARGO BO > gongs | Ak, TREES. SS) Sie eer Tord rt 26 NEW RITE Be scar hate gguatigns, ow eaate 
tne “oo ‘vou 2 tn rade. Corte out oe pees ones ann ‘MATERIAL ea SALES ER B jeather gee solid mshowany | ENRICO ROSELL 7 agar AC Everereens, = Spruce. Pi . Ere. | type aconean “head quality push cone one ae LEY 396 Orenard ta RINE 6 ; 
s of free erms Curt’s A . end Rd. SMe: cost $84 console and PIANO. _Like new. MA_ 5-1867 " . Mugho, Juniper & r.| mode! of ti y mow- tires. Kuhn Au , Also} SAILBOA . 2-9020 
sens I> on e¢ FE 5-924 ppl, OR 02, 4N EXPE OR 3-7002 50 — $45. mirror, NO TUNING OSCAR SCHMID" viate. Dig your Arbor- WE sunein Yer 49_W. Huron. jervice. T. 
. GAT. @ TO 6 ing m RT LICENSED F AR SCHMTDT, &, burl own. Brin tools Evan E WHAT "WE SELL | STANDARI 23-1215. Good con attion. 
an needs w HEAT.| Black F ——— B 2-5217 ap, 9992 Sleeth | s Equip. 6507 D Sb RANE wee h. Yn 1 Trade tor 28 
4 miles E Ft £5 ‘ro 8 PRINd CLEANING gain than eve ork, Bigger ba bi ‘ormica top, 36" KING = miles west of a. 3| MA_5-7678 ixie Hw trade t NEW OR 35634 vinrude or Johnson, or el oy 
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Raise Conte om Auburs | ~ SPECIALS ttalied sre "aes of wed | (ne mith abinypad, Also S maiche et Ones easine, Teeimice’ eusfs ot mienectan’) COME INAND SE rmbt) Seats eral Safety, Tires, | THOMPSON 
| REPR IOBRATORS: eettwed, aii money town OR 36 FMA terms, no 7 seat and back. ¢ pes, rub- PRACTION WARGO OA. on a «MU gues ‘| THE NEW inne ROLENG an ED WILLIAMS Pens a fevers poate. 
i 5. Guarante all) eu, a . > A.FEW ACTO - a r 
R } WASHERS, ed delivered ft GB. Very ever, BeavTiFUL BUTT wit U #1 8 KELL 
tee ent Rd a T| uoronr © ‘osatenees ali eines” ferns ony coskhinatios iva walogeny Grand plano, in Pe 5-6. f00 gh A orl me EENS RID RO. M q AN BO. Seginaw gt Reeburn ra rr 1 
s! Roo Washer, " sizes. | Mereclis aekt ik took * ore nad cedaten all $5.00. You | so we have several g00 ; . 
ROGER, apartments mnye | soon tested iat "ly OUR PROBLEM, et eee PP anes site Bit ako Stetitus Maemo at Se re rest, ROK FORRIGN CARS | 3 mers soveuvey gam 
thing — W -| g00D HO PROB ? 95 — $275 old. Small mediu : betwéen Ponti aie half way EDIT T . : IGN CARS outfits. 1 te 
ant Ads WwW EEEPING sHoP L E M: a. , m ptano’ $195 _phones — ME ac and Flint. Holly ERMS < 
you. ACTION, Dial give sw. woron °°" rz 41958; hehe Ads! To sell, rent, gene gy Deed Lewsey organ | NURSERY GROWN” sPRocE A omen R n> Goonue is align Lea 
2-8181, a mere He it aed hire, it’s FE 2-818 old, Cost $290.95 ag 2 yrs.) Blonde wneiaedi’ diard dcwts yee. Ne 8 to. or as FE 4-07 1 ry at Opdyke SPLICE sto Harrington Boat Boat Works 
. ' Mt, Clem- Bunting A rd organ on dig W : ea DAVID FE 41112 ° < STORE OUR EVINRUDE 
. ’ practi igo oti rockers’ bdx j Used accordia cn ee Ne eee in sales) C BRADLEY TRA 1, 30 8 Cass 100 8. Telegraph 
: water x Hians all si s & countr . ullivator & W \CTOR FE 
~ i ; . $104.50. proof covers. C : z63. 4 -sereens & y homes for eV eeder. FE 2- $417 
P —- _ . 50, Hell Be used one S| GALLAGHE Evergreen Pet ae Disk Lane | ire sons i : TEREIETC DISCOUNT 
% ee a . ~ YFAIR 6140 | 18 E mares. GHER’S mete ts Clarkston, MADle  5-1823. | used Brouit Olver r salee on ____ Auto Service 81 
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55 Ford Ya:Ton .... ene $795 * ' , : sais " zs ee Lie : e a 3 : : ; i. Kin ato sin cow ;ginnamon Sows | : 
as Graeme eee! «= (tf | aieg SMintenty tne now.| SEEM pevens, 18 ber © MONTHLY PAYMENT. 
JACK COLE, ix 4 ott] oe oe f : : ade, BIRMINGHAM 52 FORD Custom 4-Door 8 seen esenenees . $17.08 
Ws RAMBLER || '52 FORD. Station V Wagon ..esseeereseres $20.32 
"| Sq” PLYMOUTH $206, SMITH || ’53 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook 4-Door oe se 0c e$22,32 Mtrs. 621 8. Saginaw. FE 8-2461. 
1958 Plymouth 53 FORD “Custom 4-Door B sciseveccanns .$22.32 
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) $1695 '53 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2Door «..+.+++-$17.08 
Dr. casio _ Must Mave | Russ-Dawson.. |} 's5 FORD'Deluxe 2-Door 8 ......++++++++-$17.08 
: "ang the - gees Room ‘\. Motor '§5 PLYMOUTH Savoy 6 ceveseeveseees+ $22.32 
meek an rl ore ~ nd ter oat dt ; "52 BUCIC'Stptr Hardtop .s.s.s.sse- 0... S128 
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[ante arn or my fet” en 'S4 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2-Door ........:$27.04 
; ‘54 FORD Crestline 8 . becceede $2704 
For Sale Cars me ~ For Sale Cars 91 owner, {a2 "52 FORD 2: 2-Door Sr Flardtop Tere eee . $22. 32 | 
meat Ome BEE | ALL SHARPIES — |~ 1958 PLYMOUTH inches eet a | Wety "yood ‘cond. Price 2 Se   OR | (98 Bulck 6 dr. special. Very ‘ic Bid trade. 
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W AGONS SEE THESE SHARP CARS TODAY i934 MERCURY inst, PLYMOUTH CUSTOM SUB. || <4 FORD Convertible ....++-sssseeeeree     
  
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
    
      
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
      
    
  
  
    
    
    
  
  
  
        
       
   
   
      
     
     
   
    
   
     
      
      
    
   
             
  
  
    
  
    
  
  
    
  
  
  
    
  Carpenter's Chevrolet brakes and steering, R&li, white a pONtiAc’s 3 Poouste , on 
FORD 415 Commerce Rd. __ EM 3-4101 mmerce Rd. _ EM 3-410! Me PLYMOUTH SAVOY, 3 ‘Door ar t saceweccose 
: PASSENGER ee AN es | 88 8 one 15g rOme omar 8 TAYLOR’ S “igraighe tek, Bleck, 4." ar. || , XC Chieftain 8 sid nA ‘ a ) G Cigrkrton Mc oblotor Sate” Cheyvrolet-Oldsmobile ; warp owner. $705. MI 54 PONTIAC feltedn 8 sacs cncdescscecs $24. 80 
pA by Ae ASSEN cote & Heater, Hydramatic 
Low WALLS nn eia30 | See Main 8t. OTe Te Sanat WALLED LAKE ‘i PLYMOUTH SDOOR RADIO |! ’54 FORD Station va OM x04 aa lacee cas cccSar oe 
HAM B ‘88 FORD WAGON .......,. § 098| $1205 IN sere coampron’ seat |somm, cone 4 meet! otr'ar Gime ear oem "SA FORD 2.Door ‘Hardto be eseeesenees $24.80 ‘ Ford 4 door, FE 8-3837. ae 
3708 ose —on RD. RAMBLER __ | 1B Ghev. 4: dr. sence $1708 | iy ; BEAT. | 7 agg os geive, with cnow Unde, 1) Botan vee le 
oa KEEGO HARBOR om os 8. Toscnard 21 0000) ‘$1 Chev. '8°2 ar. Bel Al Bai fists ER, AUTO, $ 996 iar 30081. a Ries! : » 6. ist BMW ISETTA—A REAL GAS "33 PLYMOUTH CRANBROOK, 0060 55 FORD "Gelrient 2.Door 8 vs++0<ecaSss0: $27.24 
NOW READ (| See" esoosi Poti $5 |g out Gar Peres 881 Russ Dawson | se routes ser sion tev ete’ oA" SEIS ter! SEE cn PM | 55 FORD Deluxe 2-Door 8 «+. r..e00e0++ $2724 
- mcm can. san-| tr mola teers, a walls. Standard shift. Cuiy’ 9088. io LINCOLN, GOOD CONDITION. | "1 oer n Power 300 Start "55 FORD D Yerton Pick $27.24 
THIS (Serer He | EAN AB! Company — | antennas | pce ar ——— | reer mgs Pea ago & Y, $1,065, 2DR. | ; ; ; 
YOUR CaR EERE FOR 'S“Eecellent point, black | '95 Chev. . 695 dr, clone one, i. 7 Mercury ..+.-. $1695 ise PONTIAC, HARDTOP. re | 
2 Sr maga omy 5 we M t eR OGER'S SALES & SERVICE wil, . . dyna- "53 595 oO or Auburn Ave. PE 23-0655 anon aan’ get Mme couple. Pully | _—— 
TOP Sow, W-# tires, spare never used. | 52 kas br ; ANE FORE 1952 PONTIAC. 2 DOOR & GOOD any-Many-Many 
nd eee FS 608 shes 6: Pe: |g 395 | Mercury - Edsel - Lincoln “ey Clean, Newly | onpoMat-| “BOB FROST, INC. tires, battery. $66 cash. MArKet | 
Op crane. goon cae Rese : Bs S38| "English Ford Line | of bes otter Ob temi_ | LINCOLN-MERCURY | 3 poweNC_ Doon. —aims, MORE TO CHOOSE FROM 
“AVERILL'S. |HASKINS |e ee | See aA | Set eatati'Stadh | oeoas | SERS SE SEEN | aawvta vancn —‘nanioate Seve 
que Ehste Bey, ete ) temps | Ser ten ‘xbaeor | ~ 5 pop SORE OFF, BIRMINGHAM B_Avery. Hingpeth Lake Estates. 
Le z % — Rar LaTTLe craight stick, Ghevie. 18 other MERCURY TEREY 1 | “tues Must cc. PR 28827 a! ue | ' 
CASH FOR CARS | DEMO SALE iat CHEVROLET FEATION Wat _ pa KLA a cares akg ety, amar, doer sedan, BY ger, Low redie, ae pa PEE | I © Al 4 5-276. - e. s . 1958 A je ee 
cust at ike FE EERE) yy coevraet Bet air 2dour | iat eT aa a ee Poccomatn, Retaent, Tiga | itt macement tay smioses . i960 FORD 4 DR, R & H. GOOD | _ First # 
2 ‘ers. wall : we | eee ei deae” neem ad 312 W. Montcalm |, YE 06208! tires. Best offer, EM 3-3308. "MERCURY 2 DE HARDTOP. | _FE_+-s062 after 5 p.m. 
CASH Sereon, cutie mirror oli AX | Ri “powes Hadlow tnd heat. | GHEY «DR: ARDTOP, W0 | “byaRO? macs" oua” Tha ar | 200. | “hablo a rare, Apeoture:| | 
mileage, 1 owner. Just he car eee ay acop ue. | fee te “Youll ver x ows "55 Merc. Monterey $975) LY MO MOM Ns mo call ome | Or | 
ay wagm_on mons, |SAVE! SAVE! SAVE!) ‘er, tet mototing vacatien. Only Ji 2 fh a ah dealer price Hardtop coupe. All-lesther trim.| Mer. Mr. Parks at MI +7900. | : | 
Fitb"rae for "BoLtan | ie cherrt nye marion, |_ HODGES, INC. __ | igyeqeynour® Bataan 3. | BIR RINGHAS Beales Whstewall, “Resi. 288rD: 33 pONTIAG 8. DELUXE TOR. 2705 ORCHARD LAKE RD. | THE ; * . . , wi 
a brak: _ PE 5-2766. yi » Hydra. Good cond. Well equipped. 
SEE waten"puiswonta | Seren aeemE pre et | 958 DeSOTO —| ons, woodwars "Mr 6300) LINCOLN-MERCURY | Wee mileage at come |) FF 5.9204 FE 2-2529e = oe as coral ‘and beige finish. » TIREFLITE SEDAN TODAY’S SPECIAL 3 FoRp Omen VE Faas 230 Hunter Blvd AN Access. clean. PE §-8872 | . a . 
BR. J. VANWELT SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! brakes, Radio. 23,600 miles. , iss8 ¥-8 FORD CONVERTIBLE, MI 34 i955 PONTIAc, ¢ DR. SEDAN, | ONE MILE WEST OF TELEGRAPH 
OR 3-1355 4540 Dixie Hwy. $495 DOWN $68.25 PER MO. 59 DODGE. low mileage. FE 6-061. Hydra, R&H clean, $605. Can be | 
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“THE PONTIAC PRESS: TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1 1950 _   
  
  
(4) Dragnet. Police *adven- 
ture: Friday hunts the “‘Car- 
_ nation Kid’'—a robber wlio 
leaves flowers at the scene 
of his crimes. 
(7) Sugarfoot. Wes tern: 
Brewster (Will Hutchins) de- 
fends captain accused of de- 
sertion following Apache at- 
tack. {6 
(9) Movie. Drama: Story of 
the Harlem - Globetrotters, 
“Go, Man Go.” U54.)   i 
Air Force pilot delivering a|7 
new plane lands in state of 
about the Korean war. 
(7) Wyatt Earp. Western: 
Earp has trouble convincing 
friends that the days of the 
shoot-out are over. 
(2) Arthur Godfrey. Variety. 
(4) Californians. Adventure: 
Marshall gets involved in ex-| 
tradition case when he tries 
to prove innocent man is ac-) 
cused of murder. 
(7) The Rifleman. Western: 
Embittered rancher stirs up! 
homestead feud for Laces} 
: Gang 
ster tries reupion with tam. 
fly in Italy. 
(2) (color) Red Skelton. Com-' 
edy-variety.: Bolivar ’ (Skel-| 
ton) invites three girls to 
company picnic. Marie Wind-, 
sor ig guest star. (Re-run.) 
(T) Naked City.. Police 
drama: GI returns to slum 
to find his kid 
sister arrested for shoplift-) 
ing. 
10:00 (2) Garry Moore. Variety 
Comedienne         (4) Steve Canyon. Adventure.| 
shock, babbling incoherently|8: 
  , 10:00 (4) Dough Re ML "}11:20 (2) (4) Sports. . 
11:26 (2) Nightwatch Theater. 
Comedy: Charles Laughton. 
“The Tuttles of Tahiati.’’ (42) 
11:30 (4) Jack Paar, Baird Pup- 
pets; comic Louis Nye; bal- 
lerina Alexandra Danilova. 
(7) Night Court. 
WEDNESDAY MORNING 
(4) Continental Classroom. 
(2) Meditations. 
(2),On the Farm Front. 
(2) TV College. 
(4, Today. 
(7) Big Show. . 
(2) Cartoon Classroom.   6:38 
3° 
6:55 
(7:00 
(2) Movie. 
(4) (color) Bozo the Clown. | } 
(7) Jean's Notebook. ~ 
10:18 (7) Lady of Charm. 
1:25 (9) Billboard.   
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00 (2) Love of Life. 
(4) Tie Tac Dough. 
(9) Dancing Storybook. 
(1) George Hamiltan IV. 
12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. 
(4) (color? It Could Be You. 
(7) Play Your Hunch. 
(9) Myrt & Doris. 
12:45 (2) Guiding Light. 
12:58 (9) News, 
1:98 (2) Our Miss Brooks. 
(4) It's a Great Life. 
  
    
    
  
        
  
  
  
  
          
        
  
  
    
  
        
  
          
                      
  
  Joan Davis. (7) Music Bingo. 
(3) Movie. 
3:30 (2) As the World Turns 
(7) Topper. 
(4) Amos ‘n’ Andy. 
1:58 (4) Faye Elizabeth. 
33 (2) Susie. | 
(4) Queen for a Day. | 
{7) Day in Court. j 
2:30 (2) House Party. | 
(4) (color) Haggis Bagzis. | 
(7) Gale\Storm, 
8:00 (2) Big Payoff. j 
(4) Young Dr. Malone. 
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Before ithet of 37 Hel 
Sh possers” — eieenpice ie, Tey be nectwatte 7 soturdase bf Verbal fisherman i 
56 ad.) “Emerald sie’ 42 Circle parta i income 8 Sediment A War god 0 of a 
. 9 Sea eagic Greee DOWN 10 Beigten river 28 Not as much i Norse 123] 29 Ttalian T Saucy 
13 Pry bar building 48 Gaelic 2 Toward the 18 Peer Gynt's 3% 60 Fisherman's 
sheltefed s other 36 23d Greek apparatus 3 2 Ditch r 82 Consumed } ‘gan are foreseen by the manage- 
iment of Consumers Power Com- TV MIGRLIGHTS y Leonetil andj | 6:00 = San Francisco Beat. Janis Paige, Original Wash-| + (9) -~ me aga -~_ ‘News. 9:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours. - (D Curtain ‘Time. (7) Drama: Mystifying story (7) Who Do You Trust? (9) Popeye. results when circus trapeze (4) From These Roots. 
_ (4) Life of Riley. act has violent argument'4:99 (2) “Day. 
(2) Weather. peice performance. (4) (color) Truth or Conse- 
& nerd Woodpecker, 1028 (9) Weather. (7) American Bandstand. (2) News ‘-. |10:2@ (9) Passing Parade. 4:15 (2) Secret Storm “ Analyst. 10:30 {1) N 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. — 
(2) (&) News, Sports. (9) Theater. War drama: (4) County Fair. (2) Feature. Drama: Battles Frank Lovejoy, Douglas (9) Sherwood Forest. 
of boxer who's seen better Dick, “Thousands Cheer.”|5* (2) Jimmy Dean. 
days in Eh Set-Up.” (°49). ('44). (4) (color) George Pierrot 
Robert R a3 ts. (4) Let’s D 10:45 (7) News: Gordon. (9) Looney T 
(7) American Legion. British|10:55 (7) Weather. 5:30 (2) Bandstand. force way into Boston homes 11:00 2 () (9) owe, Weather. | (7) Mickey Mouse Club. 
during American revolution. o" in woes ss \5:55 (4) Sports.   
See Good Years 
Ahead for State Consumers Official Says : 
| Future of Michigan Not 
“Behind It 
Good years for outstate Michi- 
pany. 
Speaking last night at a regional |   Elizabeth and Prifte Philip looked 
directions in this photo taken recently by Toronto 
photographer Donald McKague. McKague, who 
Posing Cooperatién Tops an government. 
  
meting of Consumers stockholders 
in the Company Service Center, 
Senior Vice President James H. 
Campbell said: 
ie eo “prataed the Queen for her ecopera ation in the ple- 
torial project, was on commission for the Canagi- 
His work whs done in advance of 
the royal couple’s visit to Canada this summer, 
Canadian Photographer Praises Queen 
oe ak Gane 08 Glee te lee 
“Your management looks to 
the months and years ahead with 
  lon to heights of achievement and wii) be host to the royal couple 
prosperity that we can only dimly on their tour of Canada this sum- =r ber_which had been used in the! 
rarely eg cice werner 
The Queen solved everything by} 
    10:30 (2) Arthur Godfrey, optimism. kholde: picture Queen ! 
(4) Treasure Hunt. optianiom. You are stockholder ‘tive in posing for him that she/beng to get beth in profile. But (9) Count ‘of Monte Cristo. | preat area im = wonderful state. CVC" aSked him to help her select/u,. difference in their heights was 
10:55 (7) News. | § ithe dress she should wear. too great, The Queen stood on & 
(4) Price Is Sight. ‘said, “Don't let anyone tell “you for an informal color shot and thatu, Hatem, Philip onthe, for 
(1) Cleo. |that Michigan’s future is behind it.|she took his advice. his wife. 
(9) Leon Errol. Our state, like every other, may x *& . '11:18 (9) Nursery Schooltime. /have its ups and downs, but it has, McKague spent four days at 
11:30 (2) Top Dollar. /Rot even begun to realize its full Buckingham Palace just before = 
(iy Conceieatiodl jpotental. Wtib the natural advan ‘Christmas taking photographs o Blame Loose Fitting (7) Burns and Allen. tages we have and the of the Queen and Prince Philip for) f.,. 
(9) Howdy Doody. [people we have, Michigan will £0 the Canadian government, which|*or Seven Boat Deaths 
\tract and hold industry ~ 
‘Youth Gets 5-10 Years imagine “a: a 
* * 
Campbell aa Michigan will at. 
“It is well located in mid- 
America. It has skilled man- 
power. It offers excellent trans- 
| pertation facilities, including wa- 
| ter transportation via the Great 
Lakes and now the deepened 
St. Lawrence Seaway,” he said. 
“Living conditions and cultural 
avantages are exceptional. It’s 
an attractive place to live and 
a wonderful location for industry, 
as proved by the fact that so 
many well-known manufacturing 
companies have developed and 
| prospered in Michigan,"" Campbell 
| concluded. 
* * * 
In the first quarter of 1958, he! 
{Power Company’s  kilowatt-hour 
‘electric sales were 13 per cent | 
above the first quarter of 1958 and’ 
'gas sales in cubic feet were up 20 
per cent. The company supplies’ 
electric service in 64 Michigan | 
‘counties and natural gas service) 
in 2. 
  | 
| 
in Shooting Woman 
FLINT #—William J. Miller, 16, 
who shot and wounded a woman. 
who refused to let him hunt on 
her property, was sentenced to a 
5-to-10.year prison term yesterday. 
The youth, convicted by a jury 
of assault with intent to do great 
bodily harm, was sentenced by) 
Circuit Judge John W. Baker. 
Miller fired a rifle at Mrs. Dale, 
‘Leiter, 36, when- she refused him| 
permission last Oct. 30 to hunt} | 
home. Miller was a runaway from 
the Starr Commonwealth for Boys 
‘at the time. 
Mrs. Leiter, wife of the president 
‘of the Utley Board of Education, | ¥ | 
‘6 point aia |has been hospitalized since the! 
; |shooting.. Miller is the foster son| 
‘of Dr. and Mrs. H. I. Miller of! 
‘Flint. |   
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wx Surrell WJBK, News, Geor CKL' News, Davies - \ wm nen - Met Stereo bab News, Martyn WBE, Baseball 
200, . News ri 
Rnd ees Ge WIR, Meets "CREW. News Me Lavbitt | 200—-WJR, Right Happiness | Wxy2, Wattrick, McKentle CKLW. News titan 10:00—Wae. Godt WWJ, News, Network | 
_ arthur odtr 
WJBK, News, McLeod WEDNESDAY MORNING WWd, News, True Story wae — Grant. Davies; 
| wo on ewe, aoitse 4:00—WJR, News, Agriculture cai News, “ary Morgan | 
: WW), News, Roberts WJBK, News, 2:30—WJR, Helen Trent 
 : ve ws Dinner Date WPON, News, in CKLW, News. Ghiftoreak 
| Weve. °3 ive babclag acomt Club 
Wear. 8 Party WJBK. Tom George nay Teva Davies | 800. WIR, Deas Shirtey ON, Concnte WCAR, News, Sheridan % Paul Winter WIBK. Mcleod | : ews, | 
1:00— WIR, Guést House WPON. Early Bird 11:00—WJR, House Party WCAR News Bennett Wiyrne axwell WWJ, News WXYZ, M. Shorr 
werk, &b. oa 4m, Mowe Rab Paul Winter WPON, News, Lark 
CKLW, iten Lewis Jr. oy. cay ce fin Davies 
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\dress he had in mind. The 
agreed to all. Philip returned 
a oe Ge Ay ee 
‘could make it three. 
/|That’s earl, brother, list submitted to him with 
word “certainly” written across it 
in his own panier. 
For one he bloch-and-whiteltreeped te ae   Mediators Seek 
fo Settle Strike 
Dispute on ‘Today’ 
      
Bilko’s Last TV Show 
Will Really Be Rouser 
By EARL WILSON * 
NEW YORK — Phil Silvers isn’t too gloomy about his Sgt. 
‘told the stockholders, Consumers. Bilko soon going off the air here—because he’s so big now in 
England. 
And so he'll be going to England late in 
iMay—to get even bigger there. 
_ He and his. cast including Private 
Deberman, of course, are winding up their 
filming, and they're soing to make it a 
rouser. 
The last show will have on it the writer 
‘who created Sgt. Bilko, Nat Hiken, and also 
\the current gag writers, including the Pitts-. 
burgh wit, the pride of Pennsylvania, Cole- 
man Jacoby, who once said, “Women don’t 
like mustaches — because they don’t look 
8 good in them,” and also said, “I have the most wonderful wife 
in the country—and I hope she stays there.” 
x* * * 
It was also Coleman Jacoby who got 4 dun from a dentist 
  who caustically noted, “This bill is a year old today!” Coleman P 
sent it back with another note: “Happy Birthday!” 
Rod Steiger’s quiet divorce in January from actress Sally 
Gracie just came to light (so it’s perfectly legal for him to woo 
jsmall game at her Flint Township' ang wed his “Rashomon” co-star Claire Bloom if he likes)... 
x* * * 
Now during Passover I have a letter from Jerusalem, Israel. 
“Dear Eari,” it says. “I have been here for a month up 
to my ears in Zionist archives gathering material for a 
biography of the late great Zionist leader Henrietta Szold 
of Baltimore. 
“What a country! 
“For the Purim Carnival in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, every- « 
body poured into the streets, but not a single rowdy or drunk 
was to be seen. 
* x * ‘ 
“Theaters, balelts, movies, opera, concerts were Standing 
‘Room Only. Saw lorry full of soldiers in untform carrying, bou- 
quets of wild-flowers. 
“Saw biologists doing cancer rentseile fn Hadassah 
Bldg. pocked with bullet marks where several scientists 
died serving humanity. And those Israeili breakfasts: 
Oranges bigger and better than California, so help me; 
olives, cottage cheese, herring, tomatoes, eggs, rolls, jam, 
coffee . 
“Heard of: Last Chance Cafe in 
‘Beersheba, popular with beatniks. Can't 
imagine beatniks in this gay, exciting lit- 
‘tle country. You'd think they hadn’t an 
enemy in the world. Great place for 
women. Have seen Eleanor Roosevelt, 
Queen of Belgium, Sophie Tucker. Hear 
Liz Taylor is coming. Why not you?” 
Seriously, Kim Novak could get an 
Oscar nomination for her completely be- 
Hievable love affair with a guy 56 (played 
by Fredric March) in “Middle of the 
\Night,” say our sptes who've seen the pic- 
‘ture, And March, winner of two Oscars, 
  TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Once heav- 
‘en protected the working girl. Now it 
itakes a union, a wage-hour law, social 
security and a pension plan.—Quote. & 
(Copyright, 1959) - |Garroway's 
‘ scheduled for the NBC-TV net-! 
          
     
           an | ‘hours Monday. 
walked out. . 
b 4 * * * 
to 
“Today"’ 
work from 7 to 9 a.m. 
personnel took over 
handling of the electronic equip- 
ment. In some cases they were a 
little rusty, and there were occa- 
sional fluffs. 
* * 
NBC reported it had several 
lacked sound, 
An NBC spokesman said that all 
were broadcast live, and the | 
same would hold true today. 
NBC said normal programing, 
would continue, and no programs. 
would be dropped. 
x * * 
NBC operations fn 
|San Francisco, Philadelphia, Chi- 
cago and Washington were also, 
affected by the walkout. 
The company claimed it haa 
complied fully with the contract. | 
NBC employs about 750 mem- 
bers of the union in New York, 
‘Royal Oak Youth | 
Goes to Prison 
in Car Thett | 
| A 19-year-old Royal Oak -vouth 
; was sentenced yesterday to 114 to 
5 years in Jackson Prison for car,     -|theft while his alleged companion, 
‘lescaped the same fate as he sud-| 
denty changed his plea before Oak-| 
and County Circuit Judge Clark | 
J. Adams, 
Sentenced was Richard Searles, | 
of 602 EF. Farnum St. | 
of 463 Bauman Ave., Clawson, | j 
pleaded guilty April 13 to steal- | 
ing a car out of the Royal Oak 
L | police yard. They were appre- 
hended later in the-car in Ohio. © 
Soon after Searles was sentenced | 
by Judge AdanfS yesterday, the 
judge asked Burge if he had any-| 
‘thing to say before sentencing. 
“f didn’t steal that car,” he an-| 
swered. Judge Adams immediately, 
‘set aside his previous guilty plea 
and entered a plea of innocent. The’   
  
ate? Hollywood, 
judge ordered the case set for trial. | ed bar te ‘Sodanteacenr ak   
a WILLIAM EWALD. | 
_ YORK (UPD —CBS-TV 
of daytime programming yester- 
day with “On the Go,”-a new 
daily. that packs a good deal of 
  McKague said he and the prince| SHORT SHOTS: ering 
searched around the palace and, ys: Jack = 
found a two-by-four piece of lum-' 
volunteering to remove her shoes. | PHILADELPHIA (AP) — 
TV, Radio Technicians "ewsrapers in puzzle contests, 
Out at NBC Over Tape Georg 
i 
The program, which inchided an) trial for murder es am whut 
2 interview with Brigitte Bardot, | SUPP: er com- 
‘plicated matters a bit by playing 
|the TV emcee — that is, shuttling 
jbetween euphoria and ‘hysteria. 
  
: Drop Fraud: Charges 
‘Against Canadian 
Fraud 
icharges against a Canadian in 
‘connection with an alleged puzzle 
jcontest conspiracy were dismissed 
‘yesterday. The same charges are) 
ito be dismissed in Detroit. 
On motion of the government | Summer Stay~~ | engagement a’ 
the Moscow Trades Fair Aug. 328 
Birds Returning /   
_« «North Again Feathered Friends 
Building Nest /for 
  ithe charges against Lawrence. A.! 
imen charged with defrauding 
Chief Assistant U.S. Attorney 
e Woods of Detroit said the 
\ Philadelphia charges were dropped 
‘at his recommendation because of 
lack of jurisdiction. Woods said 
NEW YORK (AP) — Federal the Detroit charges against Dyson 
mediators sought today to settle a, also will be dropped. 
strike of engineers and technicians. 
at the National Broadcasting Co. Doctors Cite ‘Disorder’ 
which knocked its television and in Housewife’s Slayer 
‘radio networks off the air for “|   
ue 
fied yesterday that 15-year-old The Federa! Mediation and Con-’ pee Carison, slayer of a. young \ciliation Service scheduled a meet- housewife neighbor, has a char- 
ing between NBC and the National acter ‘disorder’ though he is not 
Assn. of Broadcast Employes and/mentally ill. 
Technicians (NABET), Both tele-! 
vision sand radio technicians) Probate Court is holding a hear- x *& * 
iing for the 274-pound_ high school 
boy who fatally beat and slashed 
Union members ‘Monday refused Mrs. Patricia Dixon, 24, mother of 
video tape for Dave three children, in her home 
program, | April 4. 
The court hearing is to deter- 
mjne whether Gerald must face 
Gerald for the slaying. 
Both experts said Gerald lacked 
respect for social custom. Dr, 
Rehn described him as dangerous.   
  birds suffered severe 
1958. . 
Migrant flocks perished in’ storms 
over the Gulf of Mexico. Bitter cold 
jcut food supplies during the winter 
and migration season. 
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  . April because funds ran out: 
. difficulty: meeting welfare obliga-   
se with “its chronic coal 
Bets, eaeaplayrcnt, is an excep- 
tion. Louisville alone dropped 3,- 
600 families from relief rolls in 
‘Michigan, a state with big finan- 
cial as well as unemployment 
problems, shows signs of having 
Detroit, with. 16,000 families on 
Charge Safecrackers 
Used State Convicts |   
OCALA, Fla, (AP)—Three men accused of operating a safe crack- 
ing ring with state convicts face nding $1,200,000 available, annually. 
Helen Smith, welfare; director of | 
rural Antrim County, 200 miles | 
northwest of Detroit, characterizes | month in relief and debating new 
taxation: to make an additional 
the effort to reduce welfare rolls, 
relief, 
: * * * 
Relief applications in the. Dis- trict of Columbia increased more | 
dividuals applied, The estimate 
was 20,604, 
change in relief rolls. However, | 
more persons are receiving sur- | 
  prison terms. 
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Clemit Barnes and brothers) 
and Samuel Altman plead-|} George 
ed guilty in Circuit Court Monday 
to breaking and entering a° feed 
was taken. 
The state charged that Samuel 
  
Soviets Take Over : 
British Nuclear Idea 
GENEVA (AP)—In an apparent 
  
Girl, 11, Kills Her Sister 
in Pistol Accident 
WASHINGTON (AP)—Police said 
accidentally 
forehead Monday night. The 
wounded child, Darlene Mill, died 
five hours later 
The weapon was a .22 caliber 
target pistol the children found 
under a mattress in their moth- 
er's bedroom, 
Lt. Charles Burns of the homi- 
Alice Green, 34, mother ot the 
children, and her husband, James 
Green, ‘4, were not at home, last — 143,283 in March 1959, as 
Nikita | pressed concern; but there seems 
tito be no coordinated effort to do plus commodities this year than 
compared to 111,283 in March} 
958, 
* * * 
sistance cases this year at 1,078. 
Last year it was 1,076. 
Utah’s relief rolls are holding 
steady but the number of employ- 
able persons on relief is dropping 
—" of spring job. opportuni- 
* * * 
Among states reporting no | 
significant changes were Connec:| 
ticut, Pennsylvania, Wyoiming, | 
Mississippi, West Virginia, North 
Dakota, South Dakota, Washing- 
ton, Towa, Rhode Island and 
Massachusetts. 
  
Urge Mental Group 
fo Lead Crime Fight 
WASHINGTON (AP)—The Na- 
tional Institute of Mental Health | 
was urged today to take primary | 
responsibility in helping solve the | 
problem of poe es | 
In an aan ba. the House | 
Committee gave. 
year starting July 1. This is $8,-| 025,000 more-than President Eisen- ; 
hower requested. 
The problem of juvenile delin-| 
quency, the committee said, “‘is| 
one about .which parents, teach-| 
a the courts, civic groups and 
other organizations have all ex- 
anything about it and no one group 
accepts responsibilitty for giving 
leadership.” 
Pope’s Homefolk 
to Give Him a 
Modified Crown 
BERGAMO, Italy (AP) — Pope 
John XXIII gets a new crown Sat- 
urday from the people of his net 
tivé Bergamo province. But the] 
original design has been simpli-| 
fied with half the jewels left off at! 
the reir’ net: > : 
The ciastuacd gem-encrusted | 
crown was ‘to have been presented 
to the Pope after his coronation 
last November wheh he received! 
3,500 pilgrims from the province   
  Burns said,   in ee Italy, 
  
PRESCRIPTIONS Semen Boreal 
PERRY RY DRUGS Bast Bivd., Cor. Perry 
  because ecclesiastic authorities 
suggested ‘minor changes in de- } 
sign: Thé pontiff himself i 
others, He asked that the er- 
ence in cost be used for charity, 
The crown, i to cost 
$10,000, was completed for $5,000.   
  
  
  
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