Teeth in Policy me SEP RD. 
_Fill-ins From Top. Aides 
| Arm. -Him -to.. Prepare 
NATO Speech 
WASHINGTON (INS) — 
President . Eisenhower is’ 
‘expected today to step up 
the. pace of the adminis- 
'tration’s efforts to put 
teeth in the “peace- 
Pentias From Paes | OYOugh-strength”  strate- 
ALL. YEAR COSTUME — This young lady is prepared for gy framed at the NATO 
any kind of weather. ae core See Se ‘Paris meeting. 
with s record-breaking mildness a 
on hana ced Wa Gabnelel at cobtne Say Sacks bemnes | The ae ee ied — 
true. Sweetening the parking nieter is Miss Joanie Allen, 2577 
Bender Dr., Drayton Plains, a Pontiac Press business office drive when he held a: 
whirlwind round of talks employe 
‘with top aides on budget- 
58 Degrees in City Friday, a eee en 
Sets New 62- Year Recor she wt ea gee yesterday from 
‘tor the next few Aeon the U. &. ‘Weather Bureau reports. i ltesk of aptege 7 me 
Showers ended early this morning and temperatures port that he and Secretary a> 
‘topped. . Tonight will be partly cloudy and colder. with & state John Foster Dulles will de-|. 
low Of 36-30 degrees. . iliver to the ndtion Monday night. ©: 
Dulles, who went from Paris io 
“Madrid for a brief conference with 
‘Generalissimo Franco yererdey, 
‘is echeduled to return. to. Wash 
'tontoday, There was no time} 
‘diate indication whether he will 4 
  
        eo with their fill-ins, he * will 
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Sunday will also be partly oe with igh 
of 38-42: = é 
5 jak it Weal dar en panies 
| reached « high of 58 in downtown Pontiac. This — Je 
was 2 degrees above the record set Dec. 20, 1895. oe ee 
| The lowest temperature preceding 8 a. m. recorded in. TELLS FRANCO OF TALKS 
| downtown Pontiac was 35. The reading at 2 p. m. was 48. er tase woe aia 
Luke Discovers 
Angel’s Message       
  
  
  MEMPHIS, Tenn. ® — Elvis | sounding   
ADAM KIMPEL 
| COVERED—When bank guard Adam Kimpel approached the the Boldup of the Community National Bank's Huron branch, is | counter “during the holdup the — !¢4 to a-car-by a state trooper. Walter Dudley, 28, of Campton, 
| bandit covered him with a sec- 
| iad gun, preventing him from 
an immediate alarm. = Pontiac Press Phote 
SCENE OF HOLDUP = ‘The Huron Street= pee ae “The giinman tnade off with 
Branch of the Community National Bank which more than $7,000 in cash, fleeing through the 
0 ne Be ee Se eee eens Smee outeahee. 
             
       
       
   
   
   
      
    
    
   
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‘Pontine Press Phote 
SOUDUF SUSPECT = ‘The only supect in cumdy in 
Ky.. was arrested shortly after the robbery because his car was 
Har to the one in which the bandit escaped: He is being held 
for further questioning today. 
  
Presley reports Jan. 2 for in- | 
| duction into the Army—unless 
Hollywood manages to. have it 
7 put off for eight weeks. | Army Delivers 
to Virgin Mary ‘Greeting’ Card 
to Elvis Presley | 
Me ee wort Annunciation. There ix teasen to believe Lake received the infor Goodlellows Sell from Mary. Here is bow the interview may bare come -~ ee ; “ 
By GEORGE CORNELL ota. shake aeaaiel 0 te Press am Drive 
AP Religion Writer said with wcheertal wint. “t's Ot White Lake a duty I've got to Gli and I'm 
going to de it. Daddy's already 
teld me to be a good soldier 
or bast.”* 
There was no cheer at Para- 
mount. In Hollywood, studio head 
¥. Frank Freeman said if Pres- Only a mother knows the measure of that greatest 
drama: The bringing into the world of a new child. 
No other could realize the yearnings, the anxieties 
and uncertaintiés, the tremendous joys and high 
dreams of bestowing life. No other but God.     ‘families. Goodfellows are conducting their 
lannual sale of Pontiac Press news-| 
papers. in White Lake Township 
today to..raise money for needy 
Twenty volunteers of the Metro- Soviet Government Asking: 
UN. Session on Weapons MOSCOW (#—The Soviet government called today 
for a special session of the United Nations or an ina: - Thug ‘Titiatens Employes. 
in West munity Street” Unit~ 
    Money and two guns used in the the 
West Huron Street branch of the Community Na‘ . 
Bank last night were recovered at noon today from 
under the back seat of a suspect's car. 
Lt. Charles Leaf, of the State Police, said today 
the money and guns were in a paper bag similar to 
that used in the holdup. . ; 
The guns contain fingerprints which are being 
checked with those of the suspect, Walter E. Dudley; 
28, of Campton, Ky. Dudley was arrested by Redford 
- after the holdup. 
The bandit escaped with more than i Lone in the 
daring one-man holdup. 
The guns recovered are 38 and 32 caliber revolvers, 
They fit the ie dea of the weapons used in thé 
holdup. 
Dudley's car, a 1948 Siete tied ete enteins was-not 
carefully searched last night to avoid disturbing finger- 
prints, Lt. Leaf said. A thorough search stich uncov- 
ered the loot. 
j Leaf added that Dudley would be confronted with 
ie evidence sometime this afternoon. 
  Dudley formerly lived_in-Pontiac,.on Orchard Lake 
road. Lt. Leaf said he migrated several times between 
| Pontiac and Kentucky in search of work. 
| It was Pontiac's first bank robbery in three years 
and the first at the Community National or any of ifs 
eight Oakland County branches, including the West 
Huron_ branch founded in 1950. ; 
‘The ‘bandit, described as unshaven and shabbily 
dressed, entered the branch bank at 994 W. Huron St., 
Waterford Township, about 7:58 p. m. and proceeded 
to the nearest teller~ ‘cage on the southwest side of 
the building. 
There he thrust a het at the teller, Mrs. Virginia. 
Graham, and said simply, “Cash. it.” 
Mrs. Graham, alarmed at the man's beard and dirty 
Shirt, was preparing to give the alarm, she said, when 
the bandit suddenly pulled out a pistol in-one hand     _ Post State Police last night at a road block shortly ..      
ee ce et neat 
      politan Club, Spirit. 78, and’ the and thrust a large brown paper: bag at her with: ‘the 
  national conference to discuss disarmament. So it was that the perceptive physician Luke, in his project jey can’t show up as scheduled 
     
    
    
   
       
    
   Se cace the genesis of Jesus, turned his course toward Mary. police and fire depariments were 
on street corners at 10 a.m, selling 
papers. 
‘Their goal is $1,500. They'll stay 
out until all their papers are sold, Jan. 13, the studio- will lose 
$300,000 already spent in pre. 
perk to film “King Creole.” 
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And there was nothing cheerful         
post of | about 10 ~ Wille: 
  = eb . arasak sBeta       Soviet Foreign Minister 
disarmament other, sa “Fill. it.” 
Andrei A. Gromyko said _ é   
pave the way for an East- 
    talks coulde- 
“You ean ole for yourselves” into the bag. Faced by the gun, Mrs. Graham, of 2594 DePew st, : 
West Bloomfield Township, ~~ to_ stuff — 
  
Mrs. Graham, pulled out another      
    ards and clusters of acacias : ul ‘says drive chairman Andrew West summit conference. | what sort of result ean be ex- i. . 
ak cnt a igihid ois, tania “with pees | Ma Oe whan Presley's. vice ptesident ot the Metropolitan : Hussia’s Pailia.| Potted from meeting of foreign | At that moment the.” 2 = and yew trees. manager, Tom Parker of Nash- Cjub. Addressing Russia's Parlia : » bank guard, Adam Kimpel, : 3 
__" final erops, trundied ) | ville, ‘Tenn:, who said the draft weet, Greeaa ‘apparent 9e:[ ee Seer tee eee | ae mudi. 4 notice would cost Presley half aie y+ . a _ ___ Jeeted a foreign ministers meet-| put “the ~disarmamient— issuer UShed over AGING; 'the door, training his two guns on 3 is : tniltion dollars in gross income (> Sed in Collision — Thursday: by the 15 NATO me a oug ‘sete What's going on here?” | ; a 2, Col. 
Luke glanced at the gray sky. WiMtet’s rains soon would) | idedlately, CHARLESTON. W. Va. (INS) oul & = amen stalemat aca ae canes oe ck Continued. Page : 4. 
be starting. Smoke hung over the farm™Aquses, and from’ 1. estimated that the govern- | —Five persons were killed in an +e & calls for Rigradthon tye. sito biel Ba et on 1 a | : within the rock pens came shouts, ane ses sense of sheep ment would lose at least half 9 | auto-truck. collision early today, | The West has consistently |, secs semis 9 sheets 
SEARCHED FOR MARY Presley's ‘upkeep. Charleston, W. Va, ia the U.N., Gromyke said, and 
  
“If Mary still lived, she would bein ber: 700 now, Almost: 30)". 
= years before, her Son had made His tremendous sacrifice tor|* ‘   rous Snipers’ Only Target Practicing _     
an. Luke prayed silently. Grant that he east find her 
© +. she could reveal so much . oe 
ee ee. ee 
‘The road curved steadily downward, descending from the 
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Three ven schoolboys eicied | because of the Christmas: 
“dangerous snipers 
       
   
  
  hoo! Boys. ae Area iship, They all got 
jone decided saether and Ht : = 
cated Red China should not be ‘and aimed it at Kimpel. 
“You don't come another 
step,” he told Kimpel, brandish- 
Mag & pes i the guard's tare. 
  left out. In the recent session of 
the U.N, General Assenibly Rus- 
sia insisted that all 82 U.N. mem- 
bers—which do not include Red (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) to Mrs. Graham. Both guns were’ 
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| When the bag was filled, the       THINK OF IL bag and hurry it up,” he said | 
  esoma eee ag qs ; that: scores . Two of are from Pontiac car a cali other!,, «> Po P art Time Santa Meved were terrorizing the coun jand ‘one fro eld Town. two agreed that a little rifle prac-2 Youths Get 30 Days, $100 Fines 
‘Faces-Bad Yule. noreinanoo en mmeed oo tice would ‘be: tus, Barn He : | isa The trio drove to Franilin road.| ax bu J i/} 
After opened Suit ne eu fay rice wpa In Today’ s Press , BOM x pads fo ail es shortly am, 5 ss oe Bates seme eee et 
Pomp beg optetins fl OI a 8 to 8 bomb scare at: Van & fearon: Shwintlp Getiedt in: Bollevite 
. AM nepet tute e Boon ciperen were under 30-day jail sentences and = 
Paitoriats eee ce * * : 
Home Section ........ 17 to 7 Justice of the Peace Harry A. oe of ; Belleville sen- | 
(a aoe tenced Richard Coleman, 17, of Belleville and Byron | - 
os oe os ‘|. Michiling, 18, of New Baltimore, Thursday night. The two 
. TV: & Radio Programs .... “admitted calling the school and reporting a vont had 
/ Santa Class Story *§ 2,700 pupils were sent home. A search 
PROG RE two youths, arrested for ques- pects, Open Bam #18 Orchard Late: of others, admitted the hoax, 
   
  
  
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    x of Commerce. 
Metz. claims that the majority of house fires occur) joy 
Pontiac Board of Education in tea(0Urime this time of year, especially throughout the/n 
eral court in Detroit. - . holiday season. i eee ie :   
oe coo a pean tl Christmas trees be kept in|™ '¥° ¥* A RPE      
       Haskili pointed out that if sev- | ise RUSSIANS speedy decision after briels are water, | eral inches are cut off the bot- corr eee. “Even though they are cut, they) tom of the tree, water will be U Among those that testified were stil] absorb water. The big tree permitted to seep up through the SF hs 
        lings, attempted to show that the 
eet board: 
- i, shifting of attendance; « 
boundaries: and in the location of   
      $F 3. Violated its policy by allow- 
ing white students living on the 
edge of the Jefferson Junior High 
attendance area to attend Eastern i     
      
MOVED CLASSES 1 officers and) 
4. Transported classes of stu case last night. 
School to McConnel] School in a) aid there were 
bloc and kept them segregated $ present and 
from the white McConnell pupils. ot which only 
Attorneys for the school board and two oth- 
sought to prove: realized that a 
4.Phat-the-school-board ‘located ‘place: 
    
    
  buttens connected with Pontiac and without regard to race, color} ... % : Police headquarters, but before or creed. - Congress Considers Program oilias cial dais tan Sentth 
ADHERE STRICTLY had already 
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             Re ee Era eon to balance: 
or Sta et Se Soy pers are in a conservative mood, * At the same time, auto execu 
the bandit and hour tives sounded a note of optimism. 
north on Tilden in Chrysler's President L. L. Col- 
Lake road, bert said his firm is experiencing he turned jits third best sales year. George ey, Romney, president of 
witnessed: this, ® |ehe ved tip ite past flacal your. sheriff's dep- Chrysler ‘shutdowns in Detroit ‘who had been will affect about $0,000 hourly across Til- rated employes, Chrysler will 
the res- clos¢ fits Dodge plants from the car speed- end of work until Jan. 7; 
and @2Y Until Jan. 6) its Chrysler divi- 
of the car Jan. 2, and its Plymouth plants 3 and and black. from Tuesday until Jan. 2. 
oo = deliberately hindering it. dollars : . 
\_. They maintained they paid no at-|. The NEA program includes pro-| ed % supply missiles to its sou gar Bebigoegh son veh tention to racial questions: in de-|posals shortly after 9:15         for college scholarships for| NATO allies to deter Soviet ag- | St GP 8s 
was 1s ze : 
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Ht Mostly Fair, Pleasant — | Mem lar ee Ce 
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Nation's Weather Mixed tts stece tar smied goa: £0: 22" os cuclgEsrion: why te ti natinty scone tapertent fs as Autumn Makes Ext tea receuneinn eee ee ee a job here, nevertheless was held] ANSWER: From the earliest days of the Christian era, 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Begg Ah oe officially at 9:2 output -of “ballistics milesiies. pohly @rea/ artists have been fascinated by the humble, inspiring scene of   
      
        
       A hill t into the? WILL. ASK $2 BILLION he die Seinen mc uucaue wir initencan’an weet soak wee Oo 
che cen meh into the TC ier alr steaming southward| “An additional-two billion dollary|NO GUNS FOUND —_|gddition, the angela and shepherds, the three kings from the 
= a ne y sc When arrested, Dudley had no| Bast; os hecte wadl medio ane’ oc educa ae these! 
and in sections of the Northeast,|the Gulf region dropped tempera~!nance other segments of America’s |nig sednline 6 Wetted non provided # tremendous range for the display of bott ,. bat it was mostly fair and pleas-U7eS more than 20 degrees inj a ‘ Township Police. jartistic talent and devotion. The story, as told by a 
po agen gr — wont iece dma eats the it The far-flung importance of| _  * —* ~=* ) N 2 
mn tS ae a ren |Salad ena al | -| to soltttions to er fous had been)@nd produced som ; 
ae cab ema ated Ard] Went penn eye. aed et ght 8, oe orenntations \ 
ed vania. pos developments took on add-|« ; famous Nativity scenes; so did Botticelli, Murillo, Raphael, El) Full U8. Weather Bureau Report Some sections of Eastern Newlea sipbinaaane ss the light of de- ‘about $7,000,"" |Greco and Michelangelo. Artists in each age picture it difter- \ 
A oD SURE erent |York Stale recelved “up to. one mand Hill *Kimpel, a forme? Pontise po- jently, but all find it a source of tremendous inspiration. , 
hour today, : 18 . ao 
. Today ta Pention ‘\ Mewest temperature preceding- § a.m. 
it 8 am: Wind Velocity 20 m.p.h./         
    
        Bu 
Moon idiom 
    
  most of New England. 
POP rtccsne: Ta ....:....0 Co skies predominated over BR, Bees esers 3 \a og” Reet “ the Pacific Northwest with show 
$s.m........3% %p.m..........08@rs along the coast as far south a. . las San Francisco. Showers extend-| 
me es 
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Pe ee and | wonderful 
"whether you're off 
on a late vacation or [ 
just on an overnight } 
visit. You'll like our |. 
prompt pick-ups and 
deliveries, too . . ‘ 
and our. modest : 
prices! 
GRESHAM CLEANERS sx, suas | Drive-In Service — Save 10% Cash. oat Carry! 
605 Oakland Ave. Branch 5 Oakhill FE 4-2579 
Open Monday Thru Saturday 7 a.m. to £ p.m. - 
    
  
           
        
    
   
     
      
       
  Ncaeve Truck to Victim 
TULSA, Okla. @ — Common 
* pies, dudge Lioyd C. MeGuire 
“s Suspended a $15 fine against Mrs. Students will be eligible for alk 
‘of the regular Wayne student ac-' 
  | Classes will be offered in Eng-# 
     
     
     
        
    
      
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     ‘NOTICE       Patrick Tweedleknees sat up on 
the floor: “As for strength,” said) 
    
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he, “You're already the strongest | Last Minute lorie ch cant Se 
Ch ist Sh ! * ) % * naa ristmas oppers | “How do you know?” asked the 
— | al laughed and put his arm All 3 " : around Richard's, shoulders. ; 
““Tweedieknees was both the 
| shape at will and so he made him- 
'gelt into those awful creatures in Thrifty Drug Stores © QS..." res ithe Sea,” he told the astonished = eae: boy. “You see he can-change his i : order to test you.” 
OPEN TOMORROW [222 => =~ ; | Tweedieknees and collapsed 
| again on the floor, 4 
‘Sunday, Dec. 22nd “Now,” said Santa. “Le{ us go 
to the workshops for tomorrow is   
   
    
     
        
    
        
   
     
   
     
       
      
      
      
   
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mi -* * * Clip This COUPON |   
|kingdom by Christmas Day. I must 
lburry back to my own land at 
“I have thought of that,” said 
The people are in distress and 
, | mot one child in Mitzenpoo will 
| hang a stocking tomorrow night.” 
| “I shall fiy!” cried Richard. 
“Wait and fly with me,” said 
loading of the sleigh you go to the 
you will be prince and king. To- 
night be just a . i 
te * + 
: | Richard i did as Santa told; 
thim and went off with Tweedi-. 
i knees. What a fairy land of toys he 
  
Born in the hush of a Holy. Night, our Saviour still 
lives in our hearts ., . His message of Peace and 
. Good Will sustains our spirits,-inspires our dearest, 
hopes. May all the blessings of the First — 
dwell with you now and always. 
- BUSINESS ETHICS BOARD. J OF the 5. 
Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce    
        
    
Christmas Eve and there is much 
| “Christmas Eve!” | exclaimed. 
Richard. ‘‘King Ignatz of Ketchi-@. 
‘kan swore to conquer my father’s: Sam Benson Says: 
“| must admit this sale § 
will be the most sensa- 
tional one in the hsitory of my 
store ... . | bought too much and 
must sell regardless of cost” 
NOW! Before Christmas! 
|| SAVE Upto 60% oft } Senta, “Word has come to me 
| that there ig no jey in Milzen- | 
| peo this Christmas season, King © 
Ignatz in indeed at the gates. .| 
Santa. “Now, while.I see to the @. 
|toy shops. For the rest of your life By 
        
  
        
     
    
HUNDREDS OF JACKETS BE SOLD... 
Lined Ivy League Jackets 
Lined Gabardine Jackets 
Nylon Reversible Jackets 
PRPS PPLPPPPL PLS SLALDLA DA PPPP PAP PPL 
UY YOUR FAMOUS MAKE SWEATERS! 
All Wool Coat Sweaters 
Lambs Wool Crew Neck Slipovers 
AAAI AAA AAA AAAAAAAAAAAPPRAPPP PAL PPAPDPPPPPPPPL A 
MEN’S PANTS and SLACKS REDUCED bs SELL! 
DRESS PANTS ---— 
One Group Dress Pants 
Gabardine Lancer Dress Pants 
Corduroy Ivy League Pants 
One Group Light Weight Pants 
One Group Sharkskin Pants 
All Wool Suiting Pants 
All Wool Flannel Pi eee e © #8 ee wee 
“eee @ero eee ue eane 
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-- f GIVE WOMEN IN WHITE UNIFORMS paged 
DISCONTINUED STYLE UNIFORMS ¢ Nylon, Dacron, Cotton, Dacron and Cotton. One group of dis- 
continued numbers, odds and ends, better uniforms. slightly 
soiled fram handling. Not all sizes. 
$1.50 off our regular low price on eny uniform in stock during this 5-hour sale 
ion Gowns. $3.91 " lon Slips. 
tai Gabardine $ “4 
  $2.91 . erve Pajames. . 
$_ 8.87 ee ee ee ee ee 
     
               
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if |    SUITS AND TOPCOATS MUST BE SOLD! 
  SUITS = REG. NOW 
Assorted Suits, blue “grey - tan ....... $49.50 $16.00 
Triple Twist Suits, hard finish!....... 49.50 24.00 
Sharkskin Suits, that hold press... ea i 53.50 29.00 
Wool Worsted Sully... ..+. 56.50 34.00 
Import Wool Suits, just arrived....... 59.50. 39.00 
— Sharkskin, 2 pants suits... .. . 79.50. 49.00 
    _ TOPCOATS at Pontiac's Lowest Prices REG. NOW 
             
      
  ~ Lined Gabardine a ae $29.50 $16.00 
All Wool Tweed Topcoats........... 4950 . 27.00 
Wool Blend Trench Coats........... : 45.00 26.008 — 
Triple Twist Twill Topcoats.......... 3450 19.00      
  Import Tweed Herringbone Topcoats. . . $9.50 32.00      
              
     Men’s SPT, GOATS al LOWEST PRICE in History 
-SPORT COATS a REG. NOW 
Impotted Wool Sport Coats. Be fast 50 $16.87 
Ivy League Sport Coats........: . 29.50 18.87 Stripe or Plaid Sport Coats... ...... . 34.50 19.87 
         
                 
     
        
  ALL WOOL SUBURBAN COATS MUST BE soup! | 
SUBURBAN COATS | RG. NOW 
8 ee Re Sinden Seals . $22.58 (S$12.87 : 
» Su Coal...2.., 2795 bce Luxury 
fe oe gellar bein ae 
Fancy Suburban Coats....... re 
_ Cashmere Blend Suburban Coats.:..... 34.50 
Corduroy Suburban Coats............ 21.95 
_SPorT SHIRTS       
       
     
      
            
        
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  e concerned with the Pon- 
_ tiae-Area United Fund for 1957 nas 
done a grand job. 
The workers worked. 
Let’s agree on that. 
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As a matter of fact, the pledges for 
the 1957 campaign total just under 
$605,000, whereas in 1956 the total 
‘pledges reached $601,738. This is a 
heartening showing for the current 
year. And we were within one per 
cent of our $612,000 goal. 
Perhaps we over-reached, 
Perhaps our budget was too high. 
2 we ® 
Always. there isa tendency to. 
grant the the fullest - 
  _amounts possible, whereas there Their approach is ‘always fair and are times when stern necessity 
dictates a little retrenchment 
and a little retreat. 
Agencies often counter with 
the observation that when busi- 
ness is not quite as good, that’s 
when they are most needed. This 
is sound logic, but there is just 
as forceful a rebuttal. If we ac- 
cept the plus argument, then 
when business is really good, the 
requests of the groups should be     
VitGooms to MRO 
UF Budget Panels: Tete. 
Praise for Outstanding J ob 
Prask H. Marsh ° 
G, Stanley Warne 
Léslie H. Dean 
Mrs, Robert Nelson 
_Denald A. Tews 
D. D. Bergeron, D.D.S. 
Helen’ W. Diem 
Fred Price 
Max E, Kerns | 
Mrs. Raymond Sampson _ 
Sherwin’ Birnkrant - 
Robert P. Grant 
Edward L. Karkau - 
. William Babcock - 
Mrs. Ada Evans 
- George Petroff, M.D. 
Mrs. Mildred Burns 
: Harold Goldberg 
Donald 0. Newman wpereuite =seg 
Oe Me 
their work well done. i 
And so, we leave: the 1957 cam- 
paign. Dr. Dawa P. Wutrmer has been 
an excellent chairman. The captains 
and workers have done a grand job. 
Our total is about 99 per cent raised. 
That's an achievement. 
We look back on a job well 
done. * 
  
reduced. This never happens. 
And all of us might as well face 
the truth. 
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| Less money will always be raised 
when business marks time or retreats 
slightly. We can’t have what we can’t 
pay for. That goes for the Pontiac 
Area United Fund, the General 
Motors Corporation, and every busi- 
ness there is. It applies to all. 
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At this time, I want to give tre- 
mendous credit to the people on the 
seven panels that work with the 
  ol) ee Jottings from the  well-thumbed 
notebook of your peripatetic re- 
porter: 
An anonymous note points out a 
cal error in last Saturday’s 
column, You don’t have to be secre- 
tive. I'l confess my “manifold sins 
and wickedness” as it says to do in 
the Episcopal prayer book 
Overheard in a Community Bank 
elevator: “Well, he (E1seNHOWER) 
kept us out of outer space.”..... : 
.»««Zhese failing old optics perk up 
when they glimpse “Pat” LynpaLL. eee ee ee eee 
agengies on their budgets. Rosert S. She’s top drawer & looks and every- 
Netgon is the general chairman and thing SG. Gases Why do some 
everyone in this entire area owes him men order football tickets in June 
@ personal debt of thanks and grati- and do their Christmas shopping 
tude. The individual chairmen ate: December 23rd? — 
—_—+ Henry Price ~ 
D. B. Eames 
Donald Berryman 
Andrew J. Wilson 
John B. Wilson 
Theodore Wiersema 
‘Howard Fitzgerald Ii 
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_ ‘The men above, plus the following 
40 odd citizens make up a group of 
workers that hold the grand total in 
line: . 
D. M. Campbell, D. D.'S. 
Mrs. Harry King 
Mrs. Socrates Sekles — 
Harry Arnkoff, M.D. = = * 
‘The tallest college basketball 
player is Jean Lefebvre of Gon- 
zaga. He's 734%,” ...... : 
Florida’s -newest and largest 
hotel, the Carillon, opens with 
- 620 rooms at a cost of 20 million 
iron men ......++. « Speaking 
of good looking girls, how about 
11-year-old Gail Hammonds, 
daughter of Dr. “Dave.” Her 
beautiful blonde sister gets more 
male applause right now, and I 
-join the chorus, but I keep an eve 
on Gail, 
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If you mail an-ubsentee ballot and 
  Otis. Lawrence then die before election, do they count Lloyd S. Smith Pie: Blaurico Theme the vote? Someone ask Bit. Witt- 
John E. DeWees man..........When Roperto Ros- 
John Mercado: SELLINI's ‘picture was. shown in Ital- 
‘thet tok jan theaters, it received Bronx cheers _ 
_ Jack Lowry and boos.......... Who knows a 
William Treanor more popular, all around five-star 
Bernard Girard champion than “Pat” Van Waconer? 
ae Ben Jerome, 3r—___--— _ The former Governor is a great credit 
J. K. Sehachern, D.D.S. to his family, his friends and him- 
Milton F. Cooney self. He gets straight “A” in my book 
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field. They linked arms, play: 
pudding and German wine. ton the bloody battlefielda of Flanders on Christmas Eve in 
sev ig the sounds of “Silent Night” floated across no man’s land, echoed by “Stille Nacht” from the German lines. Christmas lights 
flickered along the trenches, trees appeared on the parapets. . 
The Pope had requested that bloodshed cease on Christmas. Neither. 
statesmen-nor-kings responded: But- the fighting men did: With dawn, 
the spirit of Christ moved British and French troops onto the battle- 
harmonicas and violins, shared 
ous, both high commands order 
such unprecedented military action never be repeated. Even so, some 
had to be shifted to other sectors because they refused to fire on 
the fellow men they had come to know at Christmas time.   
peace on earth, 
. st * than any other tia, “Now the 
    
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stand why there are so many peo- 
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Days of £ All Faiths |   
Christians Visit Britain i in 63 A.D. By DR. HOWARD V. HARPER 
On Christmas Day in the year 6, 
2 foreigners arrived at Glaston- 
bury, in what is now England, and 
climbed to the top of a hill over- 
looking the pleasant countryside. 
- Their leader, a striling old 
man with white bair and a flow- 
ing beard; was Joseph of Ari- - 
Exiled from Palestine because of 
his devotion to Jesus, Joseph had 
gathered this little group and come, 
over many miles and many years, 
to the remote isle of the Britons. 
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In his hand Joseph carried « hawthorn staff, cut off a tree grown 
trom.one‘of the slips he had made 
from the Lord's own awful crown 
of thorns. With them also these 
dozen travelers the spear 
‘the cruél—or merciful—Roman. sol- 
.dier had used to pierce the side of 
Jesus in His last agonizing mo- 
ments on Calvary. And, most preci- 
ous of all, they carried with them 
the Holy Grail, the chalice out of 
which Jésus and His Apostles had 
drunk the wine of their Last Sup- 
per together. 
For all its beauty, it was_a 
wild, ‘te which 
ons with spears and hatchets, 
shouting, threatening, ready to 
kill them just for the pleasure 
at killing. 
The little band of Christians 
were, understandably, ready to flee 
if they could. But Joseph: calmed — 
them, thrust his staff into the 
Lie 3. claimed the Fees 4 in ek 
d call 
   pacers all te kneel =a prayer. 
oes, ee ieee 
And as the strangers knelt, the 
grew quiet, for Britons. 
= eggs their eyes the staff 
branchs, leaves, and 
Taally wt White blossoms. The savage 
Brtions dropped their weapons and 
slink away. 
  
=== of us incline to the opinion thit it's “One itors and gave. them jand on 
which they promptly built ee a ene: 
a i is 
‘Why Can’t Police eherch, the first, @f course, in 
  
Dr. William Brady’s Mailbag: Britain. (Copyright, 1957) 
Catch the Vandals?’ 
  
  
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etables, fruits, eggs (shell and all) _ and it did the trick. Now I think beste 
           
   gangsters just because we can't catch them? 
and greens. into juice or so fine 
  hy every man, woman or dhild- 
If you worry along with less milk 
than that, mt your diet 
with a* tablet of 5 mildgrams of 
’ fiboflavin daily. If this doesn't cor- 
rect your trouble, at least it can -@ childhood complex even 
though he was a professor in 
       
             
       
   
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Sanne. Deck, so please send - long. : = 
me eee ee ({E. * * 
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5 = dip dtowed gual cl Laer a STATE DEFENSE Chief Fur — : 
oe see OPA. SETS turkey: price at 65. Winter. than in summer ‘Signed letters. sot more Gan eos COMO & PUM. nice to hear of page or, 100 words Er 20 Years Ago _ holding -up. : 
Ferrel eeeuin ar trestecnt, win bs _ PEDERAL AGENTS seize dead- BN et um Brady. fs ly vanilla extract here. What you don’t know 
ie Fae Poalias Fresh Pontuee NEW JAP insult-to U.S. flag you look mighty silly 
(Copyright, 1967) charged. try to tell it. 
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Don’t Be. Slave to Childhood ¢ pr. Harry was still @ slave to — 
our medical college. Millions of 
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the savage natives, hairy Brit- do no harm: other men and women 
“Tr am 73, healthy- alt my life, 
but for the past two years I have hetr reckless hood emotions by their 
ta rts the neighbors or prove 
F r erotic charm by excesses. 
Shortage, boosted mY soraphook this case. And send calcium and vitamin D. intake as for the sex booklet to you stiggest, and am pleased to gain perspective 
say that I am no longer bothered ~ Ry DR. GEORGE W - 
by these pains. Otte. 3, Wi, Ci base Ws RG W. CRANE 
Answer—For the booklet, send one of a Medical © 
School, a5 cents and ae ng — 
dressed envelope. Or 
peepee gy gee "het ta 
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pamphlet. * Fogle Boney show they are serfs to child- 
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     it was desirable to obtain Dr. fect great erotic fervor 
Harry’s vote on a measure, then _ ting up a false front for 
sented to as if that side itis) or for some 
were the ular one. tive, as to compensate 
For his bias against the majority  {°™aee muon © 
was still so strong, it beclouded z 
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Whetinore of Delaware, Ohio and 
an Yearb Are Mrs. Donald Coe of South Lyons, 
and a sister Mrs. William Cam- 
CLAUDE E, COWARD Church his pastor, will officiate)9 o'clock Monday uenieie: actal ln Service will be at 2:3) p.m. Sun “é with burial following in Oakland burial 
  
  
   
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230 N. Cass Lake Rd, Rev. G. J. Bersche, Pastor 
Joba Haslett, Asst. Pastor “Sunday School 9:45 A, M. 
Sunday Worship. 11:00 A.M, |) 220ree 
  
  
  
  
  
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In Cathedral Or re § H ‘i 
_ . -_ |hoy hurried along that path to town. He had no wep Lanphet carried only: neuer "ance -Tove- tahoe“ .. ¥illage; his widowed mother was dying-and he hoped to light 
    
  
  
HURON AT WAYNE 
  CHURCH SCHOOL... 
  FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 
Pasier... Atv. WaLiAM  MARBAGH, 0.8, 
Associate Pastor. REV, GALEN £, HERSHEY, B.D. | 
WORSHIP SERVICES . .. 9:30-11:00 
. « 9:30-11:00 
    
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This is a story told 
and it comes from a 
            One. bitterly cold, dark night—a Christmas Eve—a. little coins at | 
his taper on the altar of the beautiful church in town and 
Ber-|pray that her life might be saved.~ 
“The boy had never gone to the town alone before, let 
@ione at night. And there had always been a coin for the 
haunted well. Now, as he approached it, he hugged the trees 
On the other side. Perhaps he would not be noticed. 
HEARS MOAN, VOICE 
_. ‘But as he passed the well, a moan came from it. He start- 
ed to run but tripped on a root and was thrown to its very 
edge, looking down into its mysterious depth. A voice came up 
at him, a shrill child’s voice: “Help me out! Help me out! If 
you throw me down your taper and matches I can see my 
way.” ~ 
* The boy gasped, wondering how the voice knew about: 
~ his taper and matches, and replied: “I can’t. The candle is 
for my mother. She is dying and I must light this on the 
altar of the big church so that she can get well.” 
“Who will miss your candle in that church?” the voice 
asked. “There are many burning there now. Give it to me in-       
Dr. Milton H. Bank, Preaching Central. Methodist Rev. Millon i. Bank, ©. B, Minister Calvin ©. mies, He Dy AE 
‘MORNING SERVICES, 8:30 and 10:45 AM. 
“CHRISTMAS ACCORDING TO MARY”    (BROADCAST Over WPOR, 11:00 A. M.) 
  
  
  
  61 NORTH LYNN STREET 
10:00 Sunday Schoo! 11:00 Worship 
Christmas Program Sunday 7 P.M. 
~~” ev. HL, Tohason, Pastor WESLEYAN METHODIST - 
  W.Y.P.S. 6:45 P.M. 
  
  stead.” 
- “But I can’t; it’s the only one 
Tl be an orphan, al alone. I m 
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The voice from the well took on # pleading note: “This ts 
the night of Christ's birth; in His name 
your taper. Can you refuse what I ask in His name on His 
The boy thought for a minute and was overcome with 
‘his mother might die. He threw the candle and matches into 
ithe well and fell weeping on his knees. 
_ Suddenly the air was filled with music and light, and 
there, stepping out of the well before him, was the Christ 
Child. holding the little taper in His hand. But from that 
lighted taper came a light that seemed great enough te 
light the whole world, 
“Go back home,” said the Child. “Your mother ts waiting 
for you. I will take your candle to church. 
J} * * * The boy ran home as though he had wings on his feet.   
Buffalo at 
Christmas Story: “The 
REY, RICHARDS, Pastor     
       HURCH CLARKSTON METHODIST CHURCI 
8:90, 10:00, 11:30 A, M. sunihatin as Wilasesd 00. 11 
Civitan Fain tnd Hay Commenion ot 7 P M. 
nT —— |And there was his mother up out of bed and waiting for him, 
‘as though she had never been ill. He fell into her arms and 
/hugged her and they both cried. 
Later, they went to the village chureh together to give 
anks. The old building looked as decrepit as ever, but 
when they entered it was filled with light. Yet only one 
  
    
  
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FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH 
CAI Building — 5460 Willigms Lake Ré. 
10 A. M. Service, “A Miracle” 
11 A. M. Service, “A Wonderful Savior” | 
Special Music 
7:30 SERVICE   
  
“OQ HOLY NIGHT” 
, 20 Piece Adult Choir 
40 Piece Junior Choir 
Solos — Duets — Trios 
Soest beereens — Cohest ia 
        
  
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AUDITORIUM BIBLE CLASS 
0 eee SUNDAY SCHOOL Broadcast Over WPON—10:15-10:45 
“Why Jesus Came .    
talized Sunday Schoo! for 
Cont hes ine Modern Supervised Nursery 
T A.M. 
“God's Unspeakable Gift’ Dr. Malone Speaking at All Services 
7:30 P.M. Christmas Pageant.    
     
   CHRISTMAS PAGEANT 
  little taper burned at the altar and from it came a radiance 
_ that filled the church with beauty. And, as the boy stared 
at the little taper, he realized that it was his own: 
For love is only a little. taper, yet it lights the whole 
world. Never does it burn to bright as at Christmas when it 
Jesus: “Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good 
will toward men.” ; 
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| hearts of others and we can be sure that this Christmas—and 
| all the Christmases to come—God. will biess us, every one. 
- (Copyright, seal: 
  
‘Why Did He Come?’ 
Sunday Sermon Theme Young Feop le, 
     
    
ACistomcn Chor Ponon Sana Nib De 1h      
  
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  ‘grief. He knew that he could not refuse, even if it meant that ing 
|sennindé wh of the words that celebrated the birth of the Child’ 
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Let this candle burn in your heart and light it in the 
Adults to Present |exsms 
[veme ot the 11:30 Siniy moraine Christmas Story 
a et entre Mel 
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SUNDAY SCHOOL eseee cepeneesansanenanenen ee deade: us: am ' 
_ MORNING ‘WORSHIP satus ete usccbadeacenscdess *. 1045- AM 
4 EVENING — * dates aX shebceieetel onobebhiin I PM. 
      
             
        
      ‘The Village stood at the edge of the forest 4 
and, on the other side of the forest was a town) — 
far richer than the poor little village. It boast- 
ed a beautiful new church with fine bells and) | 
a gold altar. And, somehow, the people of the) © 
village came to believe that prayers said in) 
the church in town were much more likely to) 
      
          
       
     
       
       
    
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__ Fea SE Sec Boul Sapinnsy i Dain The oe chlor Mallen ote partiepeting fa Ep steannt sh he Seen See eee ae, Bibel of 9 Aven Ba a 
‘Why the Chimes Rang’ | | Maat 
ry = Ye at Bethany Baptist Sunday tne nt coe 
Cherub, Chapel, Carol itive io 
Songsters, Adult Choirs be presented 
to Sing at Ist Methodist just Chorch..   
         
      
         
               
  
                    
   
      
  The five choirs of First Metho-| Those 
Concert at 4 p.m. Sun-|¢rator; 
day in the sanctuary. mmo g 
* Fe jkovsky; The story of Christmas as told| tHenjey, 
in the book of Luke will be given|peiyvea and 
tional and modern, tion of Mrs. 
Merlin Asplin, director of mu- (Smith. |! | 
            
      
    Morice Worsh ewe eee re? +e ee ee "11:00 A.M, 
6.T.U. m Wonk ***#ee ee 6:30 P.M. 
Maisie. aed Naedite 2.23 7:30 P.M. Christmas 
Wednesday Prayer Meeting ..... «s+» 7.30 PLM, 
Paster: Rev. M. F. Boyd, Jr. 
__ Affiliated with Southern Baptist Convention 
‘ (Ree Churches) 
      
    
  
  
          
   
    
                
            
          
        
      
      
      
      
     
     FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Orchard New Location — 576 Lake Ave. 
ee eg rn Ae ee re 10:30 s. m. REV. ARTHUR DeORAAS, Speaking... 20 & 1:30 P.M. 
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ren a, ‘ce in Story, Song FIRST CHURCH OF THI THE BRETHREN che se Rhepe ie “ght ‘First Christmas Carol’ rials Accs cootliin tim, pres ot Sitilinti sa e ehem,” “ AM, tite A.M. Bethlehem.” “Jeruslen T+! by Members of Sunday ig ‘m= Siesiuaee AM Corina “Silent Night.” School Classes Saterday a — ee ate 6 P.M. 
Lutheran Children. |,vscer 2 airection ot wins . land Avenue United iz | 
fo Present Program [cm 'wit ment »'cwmesll] FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH School “Gloria in Excelsis Deo,’ 
aida Steins Sm hn os nual Chloe saabene a3 tact in the are 
, “Let Us Be Silent” and oe Seagren ae Point Christmas Pthora = Rev. w. gE. Hates Ass't Pastor 
9:45 A. M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL 
Classes for All Agee 
10:45. A. M.—MORNING WORSHIP 
; "UNTO" Us “ PSANIOURA: : 
7:00 P. Pere 8% ane” 
CHRISTMAS CONTATA 
Directed by Kyle Wilson 
Dr. H. H. Savage, speaking at both ‘services we : oe ane ws z            
     
            
   
     
             
     
     
        
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| INDEPENDENCE. 
rm Unity Gur of Odlindinas namely: “Fear no eet «| A MESSIAH, 
inservice 4 4, Sanda King end "Foro hes} WM cuom sinas 
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beast Christmas Greetings 
THE PILGRIM I HOLINESS CHURCH 
vest : Sunday School ( cil ge) e 
Your Family and — 
Morning Worship : 
Annual Christmas Program by the 
Sunday School You and Your Friends Are Invited to Little Church with the Heart no PIT fy ae Minister saa | S. 5. Supt.   
  
      
    
“And the angel said 
unio ihdm, Tear not: for, 
| bring you .   
(Missouri Synod) 
ss mprgees “Thanks Be Unto God for His U; Unepeakabie Gift” _Salvation Army. in downtown Pontiac.-Mrs.Jobn- ee O'Berry of steed stands on the comer ringing The human language cannot adequately describe the greatest the bell to remind passers-by.to help the Salva- Christmas Gift this world has ever received. he Apoutle tion Army give others a joyful Christmas. " Paul says that it is an unspeakable Gift. This is God’s 3 Fotis to ns world, a Savior, Jesus Christ.   
  “the symbol of The Salvation 
army at Christmas? 
  
  
    
    
F.M.Y.—6:55 P. M. As it is so often true, a tradition 
    
‘Choir; Soloists 
to _ Cantata 
    
  
Prayer Mesting Wed.. 
7:20-P. M. 
z. st FREE 
' METHODIST 9:15 A.M. and 1155 A.M. 
Hely Communion First Sunday 
  
the View. toe 
On behalf. of ae CHURCH | THE REV. JONN W. WIGLE, Vicar 
be heard in “He Shall Be Great.” 
Mrs. Kyle Wilson will sing the —of —the, | Kyle Wilson will sing the tenor 
solo, “In the Beginning.” “That.” 
| Beautiful Name’ for duet and|: 
| chorus will be sung by Mrs. Gordon) 7 
Tidings” and “Away in a Manger’) 4 
will be presented by the Ladies’ 
Chorus. 
      
  ST. TRINITY 
SUNDAY— 
8:30 a. m, and 11-00 a. m. Worship Service 
9:45 a.m. Sunday School. 
7:30 p. m- a Children’s Chetarmas. prugrem 
7:30 p.m. St. Trinity Lutheran Day School Christmas Program 
11:15 p.m, Christmas Festival Worship 
CHRISTMAS DAY, DEC. 25-— 
11:00 a. m. Christmas Worship Service 
REV. RALPH C. CLAUS, Paster 
ST. MARK. 2m commerce Road, Pontise Auburn at Jessie, Pontiac 
: : School 
11:15 a.m, Morning Worship 
TUESDAY, DEC. .24 
7:30 p.m. Children's Christmas Service 
CHRISTMAS DAY, DEC. 25 
11:15 a.m. Christmas Day Service 
REV. WILLIAM C. GRATE, Pastor 
_ GRACE 1i4_ South Gensues,_Pontios___— 
SUNDAY, DEC. 22 
9:00 and 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship (Special Choir 
Cantata 
9:00 and 11:00 a.m. Sunday School. 
. m, Christmas Pageant, Upper Grades of Sunday School 
Y, DEC. 24 
CHRISTMAS DAY, DEC. 25 
' 10:00 a.m. Worship Service 
; REV, RICHARD C. STUCKMEYER, Pastor 
ST. PAUL — seal at Third, Pontiac — é 4 
i Woo m. en og Asati 
By at S oe School Christmas Program 
age A 
ioe s m. gone Eve —— Service 
CHRISTMAS DAY, DEC. 25 
10:45 a. m. Christmas, Fe Festival val Worship Fe ee bat ee Le ae Gee emcee ate ee 
ee   ey lag 
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BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. Square Lake mer at Telegraph, Pontiac 
SUNDAY, DEC. 
CHRISTMAS DAY, DEC. 25 
10:00 a. m. Christmas Festival Worship 
REV. WILLIAM C. GRAPE, Pastor ~ 
ST.. STEPHEN’S VFW Hall, 4680 Walton Bivd., near Dixie 
SUNDAY, DEC. «22 
9:00 a.m. Morning Worship 
19500 a. m, Sunday School 
7:30pm. Children's Christmas Service 
CHRISTMAS DAY, DEC? 25 
9:00 a. mh. Christmas Festival Worship 
REV. WILLIAM C. GRAPE, Pastor 
CEDAR CREST Parnsworth off Union Lake Road, Oxbow Lake : 
SUNDAY, DEC. 22 
9:45 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Classes 
11:00 a. m. Worship Service 
6:00, and 7:45 p.m. Children's Christmas Programs 
TUESDAY, DEC. 24 
8:00 p.m. Christmas Eve Service 
CHRISTMAS DAY, DEC. 25 
10:00 a.m. Divine Worship Service 
REV. HOWARD E. CLAYCOMBE, Pastor EM 3.4633 © 
1 Block East ‘of Lake Theater, Walled Lake a 
SUNDAY, DEC. 22° 
8:00 and 10:45 a. m. — Worship 
9:30 a.m. Sunday Schoo : 7:00 p. m. Christmas a School Sirvite 
TUESDAY, DEC. 24 
. 1:30 p. m. Sunday pcre Service. (Held at Lake Theatre) 
11:30 p.m. Choral Serv 
WEDNESDAY, DEC. "4 : 
8:30 and 10:00 a. m. , Ee Festival Service 
REV. O. A. GERKEN, Pastor 
GETHSEMANE Auburn Road near Dequindre, Brooklands 
SUNDAY, DEC. 22 
8:30 a. m. and 10:45 a.m. Worship Service 
9:30 a.m. Sunday Schooi 
7:30 p.m. Children’s Service, Day School and Sunday Schoo! 
11:00 p.m. Midnight Service with Holy Communion 
CHRISTMAS DAY, DEC. 25 
10:45 a, m, Christmas Worship with Holy Communion 
REV. NORMAN H. KUCH, Pastor 
HOLY CROSS SUNDAY, DEC. 22., 
9:30 a.m. Sunday ‘Shaol 
11:00 a. m. Sunday Service 
TUESDAY, DEC. 24 7:00 9. m. Children’s Service 
—CHRISTMAS- DAY.-DEC 25° 
10:30 a. m, Christmas Worship Hour REV. G. E. BEHNKE, Pastor 
ST. JOHN SUNDAY, DEC. 22 
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7; :30-p. m. Candlelight Sonics 
TUESDAY, DEC. 24 
7:00 p.m. Day School ere Service 
CHRISTMAS DAY. DEC. 25 
10:00 a, m. Christmas Festival Worship Service 
REV. WALTER C. GERKEN, Pastor 
         
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Carol and Candlelight Service——Chriggmas Sileer Ten . «<< 2 is ie Thurs., 7:30 p. m. 
PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE 
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fay Weleenies. All Visitors! ae Bible Study eet stabseee Peet eberePetiagneces bavesveaes $:50 A.M. 
Morning Wership ......... Pe rere ores 
Sunday Evening Worship ..........0.-.+.- cerncness SOE. 
Wednesday Evening Service ...........5+-5<sse000ss 1:00 P.M. 
STARTING SUNDAY, JAN, 5th ~ 
EVENING SERVICES WILL BE 
HELD AT pda P.M. : 
    
   Bodurant of 2172 Garland Ave.,     
  
  candtsied—Tdile pacile Gl tee Bile Ceadwadiiiend Gir 
will be caroling in hospitals during the Christmas season. Shown 
are (left to right) Margaret Watson of 4165 Grayton’Ave., Alah ae bs 
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Christmas Candlelight Vesper, Christmas play 
Sylvan Lake, mts Sic eae The vesper will be presented hy the Choral Uni: aia   
  CHURCH : the  NAZARENE | 60 STATE STREET 
~~ 9:45 A.M. Annual Children’s 
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM 
Continues Until Noon 
CHRISTMAS CANTATA 
By the Choir 
. 7:30 P, M. Service .. 
6:30 P.M. 
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29 W. Lawrence Street 
SUNDAY SERVICES—— Sunday School—9:4 Young People’s Legion—6 P. 
Helinees Mecting-—11:00 A, M, Salvation “730 FM: 
Wednesday Prayer and Praise Meeting—T7 
8/Captain and Mrs. Magnus A. anol : 
commanding olficers-in-charge 
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED at 7 
       
    
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Candlelight Cede 
‘at Lutheran Church 
A ‘special candlelight ceremony 
} will be held at the 11 a.m. service 
Sunday at Christ Lutheran church   
  
of Waterford Township and the   
Senter Saar We Oe 6 Bey ot 
four, Christinas anthems. “WATERFORD ‘COMMUNITY CHURCH 
Andersonville Road — Near Dixie Highway Oni ‘Christmas Eve, at 8 and ae.   
  
    | emg ee 9:45 A. M. the pastor of the church, 
| ten vo onl oes 8:30 ALM. ond 11:00'A. M. Re. Se oe ae oe ee ee ee ee ee ee * a carol and candielighting service, 
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|) Meaning of Christmas.” 
| “The Bible School’ will be giving 
      tte of Angels@ Inspiring ‘Music Choirs of Congregational Junior. Chur 
to Sing at Annual Vesper : 
be heard in ayn i |Coral Methotat Cnarch 
A candlelight service will be held 
p.m. and childreri of the 
| church will dramatize he scenes in 
  m bie will sing an alto and tenor 
| duet. 
     _ Colorful Pageantry Beautiful Scenery — 
Participating Cast of 73 in Chorale and Pageant ~~ 
Miniature New — hn Colored Lights Basil 
». The Bethlehem Scene          
     
      Unusual Costumes 
iit Mrs. Tom Malone. aie er Choral Pageant Ditector 
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The , anova) cochiines Candle-'minister of music. He will play, 
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  to Give ‘Story’ light , Nesper will be held at the'The Toccata in D Minor” by) 
First Congregational Church at T/Bach for the organ prelude. Annual Pastor's Party 
Wee anc | Following the candlelight. pros in Fellowship Rooms choirs sing under | céssional, the Chancel Choir will : 
{the direction of Charles A. Wilson,'sing “Glory to God” from the! Sunday Afternoon 
|Messiah. Mrs, Cari Leonard, so-| 
», will sing “ee Pose Ca Dr. Milton H. Bank will   
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    poteg got Offertory, thie 
|Chancel. and Church of Y out h)Aneels ‘Song”” Choirs will present “A Mystery! ~ 
for Christmas" by Howard D, Mc- 
Kinney. The mystery is based upon 
the idea of an old Scriptural play 
written. for the church and acted || 
in the chancel with characters oc-/~°° 
The Senior Choir will prevent MOY png ne ae the cantata, ‘Love Transcending’) , children’s party alias 
by John W. Peterson. at the 7:30 A “ ene 
‘pai, Sunday service in Memorial 
Baptist Church, 351 Prospect St. 
Singing solos will be Lind: Lank-| 
ford, Diana Meyers, Deanna 
Schuler, Edward Justin Jr., Doug- 
las Brown and Marshall Causbie. 
‘Ruth Rapelje and Marshall Caus- to Sing Cantata | 
to Present Christmas 
Program Tofnorrow   
  
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Choir Includes 
Carols, Hymns 
in Program 
“Let Thére Be Light" ‘is the 
title of the Christmas cantata to 
ibe presented at 7 p.m. Sunday by 
the choir of the First Church of 
    | At the Sunday services, Christ- 
mas candles and w ots hip home 
ifoiders will be given to families. 
‘The dider members will read the 
meditation with the children join- 
Directing the cantata will be 
William Meyers with Pat Brown 
The pastor, the Rev. G. H. ing the candies. 
Five Youth Groups will. carol 
to shut-in members of the church 
‘Sunday wae: 
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  Rapelje, .will speax on “The |. iprethren, It will be directed   
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  A une: Eve Candlelight:   
      
by Peter Cox. 
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*\° Choral numbers will consist of 
carols and hymns with members Sanctus’ by a Christmas 
featured in a 
Laura Causbie will be heard in a 
piano number. 
Others taking part will be: 
Edward Jusiin Jr. 
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Lawdrel MeCurdy 
Barbara McCurdy 
Mary Harroun ry 
Marjorie Justin singing solos, a duet and in sand Sune Rohe wl sing * 
quartet iNight. Sunday agen willbe he at. 
10 ith a speci ristmas 
ifpeagrena. st ll a.m. tomorrow, Hande]' : ie ‘Messiah’ Bi i The ned Builders —_ is 
meet t Gene Shelton home 
Gira? earte tonight for a Christmas party with ON Radio Sunday an exchange of gifts. Food items 
to be brought for a basket to   Cteietena tansle tn the form of} 
Handel's famous oratorio © 
  
as Me ‘canellight Carol Sing 
s_will_ be at Lakeland U. P   
    
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located at 
  sponsoring church are 
  
  
Rev. Bertram T. White, Vicar: 
          
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Birthday Celebration 
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GREAT JOY" 
7:30 P. M. 
COMMUNITY UNITED 
CHURCH 
Drayten Plains, Michigan ap WB Recewinnge, dn.. Paster >. 
Bible School .. 945 AM. ae 
Morning Worship 100 AMP 
Youth Groups 6:30 P.M. 
Evening Worship 7:20 P. M. 
| Wed. Prayer and 
Saihe. Bows 720 P. uM.   
  
on the lawn of Baptist Church; Trinity choir of 40 voices will present “The Messiah” with Levi Gary, singing the tenor solo; and 
of 320 Rapid ee ee et ee as See ee eee 
    
    
\lewish Groups of Pontiac;The lord's at Hand’ == 
Join Detroit Federation Subject of Sermon Nativity Scene 
          
      
    
  
  
               
    
              
      
       
     
    
  
    
  
  
   
    
          
    
     
   
     
         
                
    
          
         
    
     
      
    
  
        
       
       
     
          
          
     
        
    
  
    
        
       
    oo Quartet of Ponting Sat Waterford Se to Be-Portrayed : E Forwbill Sategistic of the’ Jewish Members of the 200 Jewish tam- v. Srpaning. CHUR THE “cca Seiten ae] Zaman of Sei, Ment of he 0 Sel aa af the Junior Choir, witiort St. Mary’s | CHURCH oF sople of the Sunday School! Mrs Loyis Lessard with the Jewish W Federa-|the:1968 Allied Jewish Campaign] > elude at the 1) e'clonk- worship! s: ATONEMENT Thiston is yreddent 44: to Si ‘Silent Night’ tion of Detroit was taivine residents of the Greater Detroit! — Sunda: morning i St John's St. Mary's tor Hills Episcopal k *\ Papieg: Peedbytertad~ 
Pravy is secretary. The R ‘ During Procession Judge Theodore presidents | Federation and its 13 Ibeal mem- : perve Christmas this yea: with) $ext Clintenville 4. 
Wanel niente Ck Visa! of the two organiaations, respec: jber agencies. oa "On Christmas tench 6. searees. ‘esias H <7 ‘ = ‘Eve rol rere. as 
| “There will be twenty minutes OS. =~ = “Lege ate: for tamnilies ‘with children willl] Suridery Schoo! +. 0:30 A.M. \Christmas carbis* played on * ull and formal integration, ap- ill be “Lt - {be held im the church, with a na-| joming Worship 1045A.M. sichurch chi by. Charies Pre: - / by the Pontiac and Detroit Postlude will be “L'Allegro.” tivity tee cut} Mornin p 
a a in at 4 beg gre Tema The Junior and scene DORPEURE: by | | 9 to you, > yet glee foie. to open agi Inn at Bethi ) Sealor Cholrs bom a - AKELAND — a Lakes Church / interim “sing "desu ‘Bambino stmaa party 16r the eccengyioe ese, : 
We know that to them that love! Eve extension sérvices by th Rev. Cab W. Neon, pastor (0. with w” Orta ee Maceday Lake Roads 
) ogethe Fresh Air Society, Camp Tam- The candlelight’ midnight servi Roy F tambert, Paster 
ae ee — BS Sr eS, Sa eer ee me grein ma ee Bible School = © #30 A.M 
ter, the Jewish Family and Chil- oy jl p.m, with traditional carols | .Moming Worship. 1045 A.M. The effectual fervent prayer of ) give pro-| dren's Service, Hebrew Free Loan; ushering in thecelebration of the | Youth Groupe 700 P M. 
a righteous man availeth much. Sh andthe Jewish Home for /ged. Suicay evening at i ‘the chil-ibirth of Christ. The rector, the} Youth Fellowship .. 6:30 PM 
ie Dr. Saruel'3, Chatets and Dr. 4°00 of the Sunday Schoo! will Rev, , William “C. Hamm willl] Evening Service ,.245 PM. a the Christmas’ program, |preach, : i Benjamin Bisgeir, 1987 Pontiac pre 
: | : : Pampaigh Chairmen, were elect- einen’ of panes, seetations a Seer nn ae eC NE TOO 
FIRST METHODIST | ioe Sis te “a South Saginaw at Judson = == Paul T. Mart, Pastor 9! the c Bathe st ||, i Bnnounéing the. plans for Christmas Cantata 459 CENTRAL ; Worshin & Mass, with the me tegration Judge Levin and Dr. Arn- CHRISTMAS. PROGRAM 0:00 A.M. Sunday orship Service 3. A, Koman’s “Mass koff called attention to the mutual t Mari it Ba ist 10 A.M, to 12 NOON 
“THERE WAS NO ROOM” ot the Blessed | howe taking te ary /sivantage of recopnizing tit toe AT Marimont Baptis Everyone During Richard George He mkéeper; movement of Jewish population; as : ve WV elcome: 
11:15 A..M. ChurehSchool ~ Urban will sing| Starow Héleworth gnd dean (redefines the area of the organized) The Senior Cholt of the Mari- iret Chinas Chats eal Seaman tl ak : . 4) *Adeste the ‘Rev.| Whipple, siaive giris, Hannah and Jewish community beyond the for-'mont Baptist Church, Walton and] Agee dia conduct} Mebekahy and Judy, Whipple, mal municipal boundaries. Hollywood, will present its annual] > Church —_ FE albeit weet Me a sscoshssosas tll P.M. “Holy Cal = _ | ho ie, = — = eins 1 %, ecg: ’ Pastor hes, OL 
2: veh rt F _ The ccc ee tae oko a lalaon body iniplementingthe| Sunday The. Rev. Badwin White, OL2-4751 sate Ee (cone appeated at the inn at deth-|® ais : uae. pone aa ——— . 
| Canteal Christian Cherelt’ 2 a ee eee comnery Principal Mabie Renal ee pane sceompen| : CHRISTIAN TEMPLE 
FE — SAT N, Saginaw IM, the Christ. Standard-Time Hero we 505 Auburn Avenue / : G, W. m2 ae ‘ i! ) 3 tee Dr. L. L. Marion—Pounder / ~~ .: 
BIBLE SCHOOL . nee eka rac ie geen eigen = : al > ae fretorartc ot ie 
g ec is pageant at 7:30 Sunday Chr ro ae dies ‘Seminary, Saratoga Springs | @ Tusic of the contata wag] - < 0 F M—Chritmce Cots by Tempe Chir” | a & : = Pr 4 = : | j ES S 1 = q A ss . : 1190 12:15 School s i 
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   TaDabAT DEC MBER 
Sunday School 9:5 AM. Meee Worship 11:00 A.M. 
_ Sunday School Christmas ‘Program '7:00 P.M. 
wall i, Dee. 24th, mP. M.{ Fe tive Midnight Carol Service 
tj a. Special Music by Two Choirs <= 
“ me ~ Madaagat “THE WONDROUS. GIFT Is Given” 
May He; Whose birth we. celebrate at : 
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Wed.-Pri: “The: Pajama Game, 
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Sat. “Far Horizons,” and “Cruel|Durves, dayne Manstieia Tower.” : SUNDAY & 
MON. ONLY - pies RS Sun.-Tues. “Gunfight at the OK/"C ver,” George 
Coral,” Burt Lancaster, Kirk Doug- dea: 
Lake Walled Lane ~ Blas; - “Joe Butterfly,” George Na- 
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    TEEN-AGE |“ 1” Vite bas HURON, Miltora 
— ‘Spirit of St, Louis,” James: ed 5 “te * pea, Bdge," : 
RIO j ; Sun. -Mon. “The Delicate Delin-| Weds: “the Rabe," color, Richard] 
e quent,” Jerry Lewis; “Man ae foe Sam ; j 
AS THE Menta teas Pek hamwes to Previous Penile   
  
  Wynn; “The Y Don't Cry,”| 
TABLES : Sal Mineo, James 
Fri.: “Tarzan and the Lost Sa- 
GET TURNED fee xe'3!" 0 schon, von 
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TR           iz "al = Bua     ~~ Wite.”. Jo Collins, Ruch Lee EAGLE watt te Man come Ro 
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Wish All Our EF senile» on. SAVING CERTIFICATES ‘ 
a Merry Christmas Bs ad your surplus savings or invest 
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    “Bhop the Sicres That Have Never 
Compromised on Queilty”     _ aL tical show on Broadway cost 
$75,000. The Four Lads may be the first of the popular quar- 
tets to get their own TV'er . . . Jayne Mansfield and Erin 
(O'Brien will join Bob Hope's GI tour. Jane says breathily, 
“IT love soldier audiences — they're all men.” ; 
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: A Texas oil man's giving each of) 
his friends a cheap radio for Christmas — but each one’s in al Gp 
Cadillac. That's earl, brother. 
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The Saihanes't Club of Pontiac held: its annual 
Christmas party Friday at Hotel Waldron, where 
wives and guests were entertained. Three of the new - 
officers are (eh) to right) Byron Cole, of Sylvan 
Dear Abby: —     " Pentise Presa Photo 
Shores drive, vice dae John Napley of Menom- 
inee road, president, and Morgan Siple of, North 
Perry street, secretary. 
Indeed God's Chadren. Young and Old, 
Should Hold Hands...Kneel...and Pray By ABIGAM. VAN BUREN 
“DEAR ABBY: I read in 
your column where a 1}-year- 
old miss 
zt prayer, 
> I lay-me down 
  rattle it 
like a lot of words, either. We 
get dowm on our knees, hold 
hands and put some expression” 
into it, Aren't we God's chil- 
dren at any age?” 
STILL PRAYING 
DEAR STILL: . Indeed we. 
are! God bless you! 
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“DEAR ABBY: My wife and 
I have been married for eight 
years and get along about as 
well as the average American 
couple. I would say we have 
a fight about once a week. She 
was rushed to the hospital in 
the middle of the night and 
when I asked her afterwards 
what was the matter with her 
She said it was none of my 
business. 
MF Side't wnat to upset het 4 
I Jet it go for a whole week 
and I asked her again. Same 
answer. I think as long as I 
pay the bills it IS my 
What do you think and how 
can I find out?” 
RANDY 
DEAR -RANDY: If she's 
- your wife, it's your business. 
You have a perfect right to 
ask her 
ee eee 
“DEAR ABBY: I am: 19 cag yon od age ~ eX. 
ml. my ater cae tome We are practically 
Well, I am 73 and saw ine sitting on my 
—boy friend's lap. I beard-hirn 
coming and could have gotten 
off if 1 had wanted to, but I 
don't see anything wrong with 
sitting on my boy friend's lap. 
engaged. 
father gave me the dickens 
right in front of my boy 
friend..Do you think I did 
such a terrible thing?’ 
CAROL 
DEAR CAROL: If it's your 
last lap—it's not so bad. - 
* * * 
“DEAR ABBY: I am 19 
years old and go with a man 
who is 77. He is very jealous 
and doesn't want me working 
because I come in contact 
with other men. He says he — 
will pay me what I. would 
earn if I will just stay at 
home, 
“This man travels through 
here, has a nice new expen- 
sive car, and dresses sharp. 
- He says he is in “OIL” but 
my father can't get any more 
facts .cut_of him. He doesn't... 
Handy Bath Brush 
A long-handied bath brush, 
especially handy for travelers, 
has a detachable head with 
~ hand strap attached. 
“To keep bath brushes sani-- 
iary, wash alter each use in 
hot soap or detergent suds and 
rinse under run hot water. 
When fravéling, keep damp 
brushes in plastic bags. 
‘Fur’ ls Washable 
A “fur” collar is not imprac- 
tical on a sweater—that is, if 
the fur is washable Dynel in- 
stead of the real thing. And if 
that isn’t finery enough, you. 
can have even a lace edging 
on the furt > 
    
  
  PPA Watches Yule Program 
    Mastiete, prmenies Bigger, 
Danny Slater, Dawn Har- 
tung, Roberta Walters, Bar- 
bara Themes and Joseph    this fellow. Maybe he is in 
Ol all right BANANA O1L! 
colrwannas Pa MARY 
ANN: DON'T: 
* * * 
If you have a problem, write 
to Abigail Van Buren in care of 
The Pontiac Press. She will 
be glad to answer. your letter. 
For a personal reply, please 
enclose -a stamped self-ad- 
dressed envelope. 
Ruttled, Rippling Jabots 
Provide Feminine Touch 
NEW YORK (INS)—There is 
nothing like a ruffle for fem- 
ininity, 
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“It's meant to be worn 6pen 
at the throat,” says Mrs. Klein. 
“It's the glimpse of throat in 
ruffies that gives the feminine 
effect.” 
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Since most women use their 
hands in chin-propping and flir- 
tatious over-the-table conversa- 
tion, Mrs, Klein also adds rip- 
ple — to = 
e 
Under the ruffles are dresses 
to ‘suit the individual .taste— 
tight-waisted and full skirted, 
straight chemises -or over- 
« blouse two-piecers. 
Convalescent Hospital . 4 
ler rc are (left to right) Et 
: ~— director; excsieal Desormier, 2 Se 
L The “‘cavalier cascade” ruf- 
fles are in white on dark win- 
ter dresses, and in self-fabric 
on spring cotton pastels, 
Do It All in Private 
A pretty girl loses much of : 
_ her_attractivenesswhen _ she - 
combs her hair at a restaurant 
table, or studies her face in a 
mirror, ignoring her escort, or 
takes a nail file out of her 
handing 906 goes to work on 8 
rough nail, 
Original Yule Gift 
Custom of giving perfumes 
as Christmas presents was 
handed down from the. first 
Christmas when the three wise 
men of the East brought frank- 
incense and myrrh as gifts to 
the Christ Child. 
Avoid Aisle Seat 
If you arrive early at church, 
don't take an aisle seat so 
that those who come later will 
on 6 ee 
‘Bucher, sipaaiie te the corpor     
    
- The suiting wciidint, Douglas leuihous Friday. New «dikes were in- 
Booth of Bloomfield Hills, assisted soca at the meeting. 
Mrs. Booth to the table for the annual 
Mr: and Mrs. Alfred G. Wil- 
son will open Meadow Brook 
Hall Monday evening for their 
granddaughter, Judy Johnson. 
Judy’s parents are Mr. and 
Mrs: Frederick Van Lennet of 
Detroit. 
The young guests will arrive 
from Detroit and Grosse Pointe 
in a chartered bus which will 
take on its passengers at the 
Grosse Pointe Country_ Club. 
* * * 
Leaving Friday for Towson, 
“Md., were Mr. and Mrs. Peter 
J. Dunn of Lake Angelus and 
children, Cherie, Mary and 
Peter Jr. The five will visit - 
Mrs. Dunn's brother and his 
family, the Edward E. Clarks, 
William Wright 
Talks to PTA 
William G. Wright spoke 
when Mark Twain PTA met 
Thursday for a Christmas pro- 
gram. He described the special 
education program of Pontiac 
public schools, telling of the 
services available to children 
in Pontiac’and emphasizing the 
program for—orthopedic _chil- 
dren at Mark Twain School. 
* * * 
- Slides of special education 
rooms were shown. Mr. Wright 
is director of special education 
in the Pontiac school system. 
St. John Groups - 
Mark-Christmas 
uncheon 
pated in the 
dance and buffet to be given 
at Hotel Waldron. tonight by '~ Pontiae ‘City Club. 
= for the holidays: Mrs. Dunn's - 
mother,- Mrs. M. J. Clark of 
West Walton boulevard has 
been visiting in Towson for 
several weeks. 
* * * 
former Pontiac residerits, now 
of Mobile, Ala., visited friends 
in the city Thursday en raute 
to Greenville to visit relatives 
over the holiday. 
* * * 
To leave for Miami, Fia., the 
first week in January are Mr. 
and Mrs. Albert Wilson of West 
Prin@eton avenue and Mr. and 
Mrs. M. J. Huffaker of North - 
_Perry street. They will he gone 
for ‘thre weeks. 
* * * 
J. L. VanWagoner of An- 
dersonville road will spend the 
holidays with his sister, Esther 
‘2 VanWagoner Tufty, at her 
home near Washington, D.C. 
¥ * * : 
Mrs. Ray Falk and Mrs. John 
Kiltie of Bloomfield Hills are 
entertaining at a luncheon at 
Oakland Hillis a Club 
today. “8 oe 
Mrs. Eva Thaer of LaSalle 
street left by train. Friday to 
spend Christmas with her son 
and daughter-in-law—Mr.—and Holiday Visits,-Parties i in News Focus | 
Mrs. Robert Thaer of Sari 
Diego, Calif., where Mr. Thaer 
who is in the U.S. Navy on 
board the USS Alamo has re- 
and the Night Visitors,” Edgar 
A. Guest ITI, son of Mr. and 
Mrs. Edgar A. Guest Jr. of 
Birmingham, was cast ag 
page. He is a sophomore. * 
x * * 
Mr. and. Mrs. Louie Alonzi of 
Drayton Plains are receiving 
congratulations on the birth of 
a son, David Brian, Dee. 16 at 
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, 
Maternal grandparents are 
Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Falkner 
of Drayton Plains, and paternal 
David, Nov. 30 are Mr, and Mrs. Phil Christiansen 
Barbara Stricklin) of Columbia, 
Small Belles Peal F orth 
Demands for Party Garb 
  buttons down one 
side of the bodice and the op- 
posite side of the skirt... 
t = 92 
This is worn with a crisply 
tailored white linen blouse, 
piped in red. The blouse is at- 
tached to a ruffied nylon-tulle 
“petticoat, eliminating the need 
for a separate petticoat. 
There are similar outfits with 
jumpers in soft wool plaids or 
solid colors, alt with twirly 
& +*& *. 
. Browns in all tones are tops _ with the grade-school set this season, One particular pet is 
fudge-brown cotton broadcloth 
in a one-piece dress with tiers 
of tucks on bodice and skirt, 
piped in turquoise. 
* * * 
Other important colors in the~ 
Celeste collection include blue- 
bird, stop-light -red, go-ahead - (nee . 
green, rer ke omigeashcn was : Brocucts Repsol 
to Customers 
_ fer blue; nobody really likes 
yellow, but people remember it 
for’ a long time, so say color 
experts, = 
* 2 -¢ 
The more money you make, 
the more education you have, 
the more versatile you are, the, 
more you go for quiet colors: 
That is, the people with many 
emotiona} outlets tend to favor 
  
Kathleen Jones 
to Become Bride 
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones of 
Cheyenne street annoutces the 
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 
Denver Jones of Meadow 
street. 
No wedding date has been 
set. 
All Embarrassed 
The husband's humming as 
he played bridge was a bit dis- 
~-concerting to the other players 
But his. wife's “For heaven's © 
sake, stop that humming” was 
Tuch worse. It was embarrass- 
ing to everyone, -   
        
road 
engineering unit, and Nellie Crane, - “Numerous area 
groups have been 5 ing er sgningtd for 
a ay 
   
    
  
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Sunday 2 to 5 : 
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Christmas Gifts 
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    Santa: Claus: visited. the children’s outpatient 
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the jolly old man. Mrs. Walter Williams gee at the 
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  One Soon Begins to Chip Off   
Frame Your Fireplace 
in Beauty ... With a ~ 
  By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN 1, 
;  @ littl | ‘Phinking — that—~even —your best time, two coats of polish are so * 
much better than one. In the long. 3. Unless you 
—_ a Gat ol worn you save time. When you is a good idea to start applying 1. The oval is what you should, ,down during this season, I thought @". it might give you a few suggestions ‘hurriedly apply one coat, it soon ‘nail. tApply Two Coats of Polish to Nails Even though ‘it. takes more, allow it to flow easily. This takes | | to wear clear potlth tor daythine. 1 
practice. 
| OPEN ‘SUNDAY 9:30» 9 
in case you take care of your begins to chip. 
own: nails. 2. Use as few strokes as pos- 
If you do not need these. right sible te cover the nail. De not | now, or if you do not have time| go over and over aig he yore 
to take advantage of them, tuck! the nail with polish. This gets 
them away in your mind for tent he Ce However, have 
jie use. on the brush to 
  from the tip of the nail. If you -jswiike nails are a giveaway that, 
=|   Te Me 
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are an expert it nails. 
ithe polish at the center of the! strive for in nail shaping. The, 
If you work from there out, oval face is the perfect one. We 
- [you: ite set so apt to get polld) ae hem win this. We ‘on the citicle. ‘have more control over our finger-: 4. Wipe a VERY fine bairline nails, thank goodness! Anyway, 
do this carefully, it is not not-’ behind 
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      OF GLEAMING SOLID BRASS 38” wide by 29’ high 
Fits Average Size Fireplace 
$3975 ps gg ats charm to your hearth in time for holiday festivi- 
ties’ This attractive, standing Flexscreen has a solid brass 
frame and fender panel , . . and can be used either with or 
without andirons because a special feature of the fender panel 
_ts a removable section to be taken out when andirons are used, 
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fires while providing absolute protection against flying sparks. 
Screen pictured-_is also available in two othet sizes: 
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     lone that delights the hearts of 
girls of all ages, and if it's a bit 
| frivolous and definitely flattering, 
it’s a sure-fire hit. 
‘packages of toiletries, which make;both toddlers and teenagers. 
them feel grownup and glamoruus. * * @ 
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| ... if you own a fireplace 
| —You-NeeoA~ SING the most perfect tool ever 
made for managing a fire! 
{ a Sopeaaitetion nf thle. snipes tock lets you. lil = * 
6” -logs or small embers with equal ease — 
without disturbing the fire . . . Fire Tender is 
30” long so that you can poke drafts, roll logs, 
and manage fites, comfortably away from the 
heat. Use one—and you'll wonder how you 
ever did without it! Give one — and your 
friends will never forget you! 
| tate: $3.95 . 
.. BRASS LOG BASKET 
OF sdlid, g ig brass, with bross 
4 WEST HURON STREET    
      
       
   
   
      
  The trend. lato. sport shirts that go 
olong with today’s dress-alike fashion. eo. 
| A Lady Casual for her . 
Norris Casual for him. Both in a gayly 
wists expcoteaiad nea   
   
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‘to the ends of the nails. or shorter: 
and broader with a- white tip. with Josephine L Bending eas 
af Today it is os smart lof The Pontiac i.   
F rivolous, Flattering Girls| 
The gay, unexpected gift is the be cut. out from one package, 
while another turns inte a doll- — 
house, and another makes a doll — 
Big and little girls like silly bed- 
* robe slippers. Gay wool feit slip- 
jpers'in animal shapes will delight * * 
    
  
Baldwin Students 
Present Concert 
  
  
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~ Assortment of 
Unusual 
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INLAND LAKES SALES 3127 West se FE 4-7121 a 
To Tone Coarsinee ARTISTRY IR). EUGENE 5 FLOWERS 
MIRACLE MILE 
Will Be Open Sunday 10 A.M. to 4 
POINSETTIAS Beautiful fresh blooms in i 
aftistically decorated earthen 
flower pot. 
_ Christmas Centerpieces to 
; Grace Your He! idey Table 
For Your Convenience We Will Be 
OPEN SUNDAY—10 A. M. to 4 P. M. 
Phone FE 8-9657 
Delivery Anywhere in. Metropcilitan Detroit Area 
- EUGENE’S ARTISTRY IN FLOWERS = MIRACLE MILE 
      
_ : - MNES) Big girls like decorative acces- as toilet water, bubble bath and/sories such as a watfer-thin, silver- 
dusting powder in paper doll cut-|dojiar-size watch in colored enam- packages. : el case, to hang on a belt by a 
king-size chain. 
’ The watch is eres | 
made by & major company, and 
really keeps time. 
Other. gift ideas. are jeweted|   
    = scarfs in school colors, and any- if 
— with a monogram. ig 
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50" DANCE | GRAND OPENING J. Morris Music 
34 S. TELEGRAPH RD. 
_ ACROSS from TEL-HURON CENTER      
       
     
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- the GREAT 
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  -__styling. Button down collars, Choice _ E 
        
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| life insurance you own today pro- 
| vide your family with a regular ‘ 
__TAINCOME for food and clothing? | __ 
| MONEY to pay off the mortgage? 
| FUNDS for your children’s educa-      
        
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6:00 (7) Bowling. : 7) Our Friend Ha 2:30 (4)Jewish Festival of bt rey. Demonstration (9) Popeye. (7:00 (7) Yule Show. Special film.|10:00 (7) Mike Wallace, Big. quiz, Light-Duty ‘Bp eirtt” —ot— (4) Glee Club. "Christmas| (9) Waterfront. . -money winner, A-year-ld) “Significance of Hanukah.” (9:55 (9) Billboard. 
HAMPTON ELE CTRIC | Carols by Detroit Edison (4) Soldiers, Fortune. —Ad- Leonard Ross,— | co iin Seen? ea 
©. then oe tae Choir Ford Museum. ; venture: Tim, .Toubo: en- (4) What For. Comedy Quiz : yr 10:00 (2) Garry Moore. _ 
. =. 2 counter clever boy. in sea- (2) Gunsmoke. ‘Wester N:is.99 (9) Camera 3. : (4) Arlene Francis. 
Oren Every Signe “i oe F-™: Tg:39 (9) Foreign Légion. Eastern dude deserts Kitty (4) A Star Shalt Rise. Story, _- (9) Movie.   
  
  
  
  
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- (2) Kingdom of Sea. — 
Busters.” 
(7) Studio C. Light drama 
“A Kiss for Santa.” 
(9) Holiday Ranch. 
{4) People Are Funny. 
(2) Perry Mason. Drama: 
Blackmail iato explodes 
murder. : 
(7) Country Music. (9) Nation's Business. 
~-44)--(eolor)- Perry-Como,- Me- 
(7) Lawrence Welk. 
(9) Hockey. Boston at To- 
Tonto, 
(4) Fred = W s juisas (2): Nightwateh Theater. 
ao vty Mystery: Phillip Terry, -     ‘on desolate plain. 
49) National News. 
= {4} Pro-- Basketball. Detroit} 
: Pistons, Cincinnati. 
(2) News Final. 
11:10 (9) Weather. 
11:15 (9) Premiere Performance. 
Drama: Don Ameche. ‘Hap- 
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(2) Miss Fairweather. 
11:20 (2) Sports, 
      
  
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pate (7) Tracer. Adventure: Mar- $:30 @) Lea This. Week. 
ried lady. tourist falls in love (4 This Day We Celebrate. 
with expatriate. (9) Movie. “Andy Hardy's 
(9) Canada Hit Parade. \ Double Life.” 
(2) (color) Hit Parade. 
(2) Honeymooners. 3:45 (2) Pro Press Box. 
11:00 (7) Lou Gordon. “How to/4:06 (2) Pro Football. Lions vs. 
- Handle Women,"" Female; ..40’ers 
psychiatrist Dr. Rosemary (4) Wide Wide World. Vice! 
Stark. President Nixon is one of the 
guests. 
- (7 College News Conference. 
(7) Paul Winchell. 
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(41), . Robert “Son of Kong. * (33). 
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(4) Treasure Hunt. 
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    is so closely associated with chil- 
dren we like to show them in front 
of the fireplaces. Some readers 
might accuse us of subordinating 
the fireplaces to the children. We 
probably do. But if you look close- 
ly, you will see a fireplace in 
every picture, And every one is   
Man never forgets. his depend- 
ence on fire. Even in these days of 
radiant heat and the future promise 
of heat from atomic power, he still 
enjoys the leaping fi-"nes, the 
smell ef wood smeke and the fierce 
warmth. 
Wood Natural Insulator 
Moisture condensing on interior 
1 frames. and_sash or windows can__ 
run down and damage paint and 
        
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gente “sina bog ee — Ss} THE OLD STORY — *Twas the night before top is a fine place to sit‘and keep warm while 
room ‘bécatise wood is a natural Christmas.” Eleven-year-old David Dodd reads reading. The boys’ father, Blair Dodd of Bender 
insulator and does not readily get the old familiar poem to his little brother, Dennis —_ road, built the house but had some one else con- 
cold who's two. The raised hearth with its shiny slate — struct this Tennessee ledgerock fireplace.     
    “READ ME A STORY” — Of course, eight-year-old Judy Ful- seated on the low marble hearth in the living room. When the 
ler can read. But she still likes to listen to stories. Big sister, Fullers remodeled their home recently, they made sure they had 
Bette, who's eleven obliges with a Christmas story. Daughters of a fireplace. Hanging on the Roman brick front are two sets of 
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Fuller of Erie drive, Cass Lake, the girls are stockings. No point in taking chances, is there? 
    
  
  
  
    
  
    
  
AFTER-SCHOOL SNACK — When mother makes an igloo cake youngsters, live on South Tasmania street. Because their living 
for an after-school snack, that’s a wonderful treat. Lois and Aian room is small they painted the brick fireplace the same color as 
were surprised, but Charles (center) knew about it all the time; the walls, a soft green. This makes the living room look a little 
he was home to help! The Robert Dohners, parents of these three larger. Mrs. Dohner placed a creche amid greens on the mantel.   
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LEDGEROCK FIREPLACE — For several years the Charles  dom-used. But we wanted you to Seg part of it and the handsome 
W. Andersons of Williams Lake road have been building their new planter that extends out to the left of it. Phyllis holds her very 
= home. There are two fireplaces, one in the recreation room and young brother, Larry; while Tittle Patt ites of stepping — 
this one in the living room. As yet it has no fire screen so is sel- down from the raised slate hearth. - : - 
  
  
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MAKING THEIR OWN — salle enacts aie tive This fireplace ‘is fanctional, as well as decorative, and is an aux- 
  out on Tubbs road got busy early in December and made their iliary heating unit for the ‘voor, Standing ‘behind the table is HANUKAH DECORATIONS — The simple fireplace in the -_ Decanter 25 thie yike. 16nd and Length, era hanaliin & 
own Christmas cards and decorations. What better place to work Karen: From left to right, seated, td nt en home of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Nosanchuk on Cherokee road is an Hanukah” festoon on the mirror, in freak of Se mente 
thon in tront of the fireplace? Bookcases flank it on either side SS ee eee ee ; Fi excellent. background for festive Hanukah decorations. Starting © 
with plenty of shelf space for each child to accumulate a library. ‘ i ee eee Pe eee 
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terrace is only 9 feet, 6 inches from the front rectly from one to the other. Note the excellent — 
door, Such an arrangement creates a dramatic and   
“DU0-THERM     fF Betroit-and Pontiac area, High }'°™ ™ Westion permits deliver 1 | 
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| “TR U-BIL BUILDING PRODUCTS | the most popular root. |8 Building Editor: : The Qood Housek eeping Shop 
pants bani + ee es coat 1 on Please send me s copy of the study |. Pano : 1908 Pent Drive care nouns | Roofing Industry Burnt. plan of tu ee oe Ne stamps 5 ig x gO seeus : ' Pak | pen 7 
eens pee et nm | agit Mer Christmas , at eon are Ee ¢ | | Cy WA 2 To 01, Mey Sati ti ed c ustome rs ond : ~~ eh a a ‘ ones ae WE'VE GOT _to KEEP 
3 Isa Time of Geod Festina, ste We <a i wih besenaed soins an cont oe State t OUR CREWS BUSY! You Will Have a Good Feeling When You ; Sg | SRE ERE SI ; | od a A on Bag pew Adkition, Ati ; PRICES SL ASHED | e ecreartion oom ne or # ' i ‘ : | i, hare Other Sonmaeldlis ot We Can Moke # ) Basement Waterproofing. : ada on Your Home, WE BUILD | Work Guaronesed — Free Estimates! ALL WORK GUARANTEED — 4 males | WwW ing | LOWER THAN 
For Free Estimates Call: @| Wia@n ROOMS fl istics mmaaa Bieri soci No Money : : A 
on. We Bormeate FE 4.6101 3) | fE Ke ANG |e , JE Mi : LE Rew Vow Evenings ME 7-1011 & FHA TERM am | 
we tet ’ Michigan Home Remodelers 3) I>-araann | ¢ 3377 W. Huron ay — a Supply = 
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Maeve mat wr | Ow Many SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Are | hee : | Our BEST iprortvrnngig      
       
     
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  O'BRIEN HEATING & SUPPLY Authorized Oakland County Distributor : 
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    Looe & ‘Grade A:1 First Goelty — Must Move behine First 5 
mga Jo iart. Plan ia : of Year — Our Loss Loss Is Your Gain! 8 
ag_ plent screws na 'Q" 43/4 meal coe, a -3'0"x6'8" 134” Ext. With Lights 2 Also, keep a few picture hooks,| 
cup hooks, screw eyes and similar o 
oon ete hee: ¢ A general-purpose glue and some O 2 
godt quality wood glue should be ro | = jkept om hand. Also sandpaper,g P| = 
wood filler, assorted tapes and bits! 3 r i : a 
a. o Pe , j 
(oe CHRISTM Ss Q are using more and more shades ee ; 
of blue as a key color. Dramatic (> | A - oF ae A: effects are achieved with turquoise == a ‘ iv] 
the predominating color, white | : : ‘ o with a sense of anticipetion and ind, = 1 ra) 
good cheer. A lot of us have been 3 T 
ha a time with our Christmas roe | RE ES Zz .. » trying to find one that @ oO 
will bring an extra big smile of oo ee — <= - : * : S on 
“pleasure” from “sémedne — who : : eer ee - 
eons thing this time of- year. WN DI — Just_as father is inspired by a nice office r3 h Pi es PB sonst ising il —— 
“rere al ingots ot king Sao il a oi red ih «dea $ Scotch Pine, Spruce © 5 oa oved ones something they} Leatrice Leigh and.her daughter Debbie is certainly an easy and o m 
will really But along, inexpensive article to build. To build this article you merely trace —j : : 9 
oe “wrapped presents.| the full size pattern on plywood, then saw out the parts and finally 4 and Balsam = 
= . caine deadbeat oo put them together. That's all there is to it. Compleje directions are n : 
N heart. These are love, sympathy, included, The only. materials needed are one piece of plywood, two . . * &. = triondly word. 8 pai om the| be hinges and screws. To obtain the full size desk and seat pattern No.. . eo 
ae or héiphag band. 1 ciek Mceeye Sere ERapes, Pulte Pray Yar ayn: OM. y 8 
ae the ial ee Ba ey os oa oe 
~~‘ ea Four fre ted sl AT De Peg gboard _ ‘Outde Cr f | = : o 
tbe rece and Ser tna NOW Available oor oniro 2 3 8 
eyo sat you wat be-cveli Nine Colors of Danal Heat 2 if cs) both to give and to receive a : 0 ane €d e 
fet Ueto it] Prec Peg Ber ) 9 “ ee i sais Som spolndyoretylordagn ee 3 ome" 5 
cocapent | m . The s than he popular patie of rows of holes| ventional type of heat, distributor a 4 inch apart are found in the|installed in the’room itself. 8 Be 
fal pea cg maces ot OE Saree Fant ON INVENTORY SALE am 
<a iB ‘“—Buy Now and Save— o : “a : ; 
= Aluminum Storm Sash... .: $9.95 Lot of 6 100 Sq. Ft, Insulation Blanket. . >... . $3.50 § 
= 2 Gold Bond Twinsulation.......;............. 100 Ft. $7.90 r 4 ! 
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8 NO. 1 FLUSH DOORS ar stn per bea = LS Beene ee, a, tot...00m0 ff ve sete oun oneness anes | ROR ...omes ID) rete cicccenectae oer 
1 | ceasn Gra ec... me |] GRADE A BIRCH Soopers | '*6 TUNE ROOF BOARDS FG = 24x6.8-1% Gr, A tot.......95.96 9 O FLUSH DOORS codes ater nS — $95 per M me | nonepteianininssapeonpns oC gg, eee ene 988 1 Fold-A-Side Hardware o im VHS HIM cri eeveewesvees $9.05 ler Closet Bese KNOTTY PINE PANELING 
z ie ae = oe GRADE A BIRCH Sliding Door Hardware ee Gon feasts 5 
- Paceauntind Sceeetebesterenes » 60.98 _ ea une @ Track, Rollers, 1%” $3.50 Set Beg. $190 per M—New z 
H. H. STANTON ogee apres | bore etd | eee + 
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ATTENTION! || ONE-HALF fF q| FLOORING mere soe & sree ae Be CO : 
: MILLION ‘Shed Roofs Need Air a ee — | 
GAS HEAT ins Se air eas se G | comnens:.. “S9N" 7 CLEAR PONDEROSA PINE MOULDING | 2:10 ve. ES }should have a vapor barrier in| » | Ne. 1 i $130-: 200 FT. OR MORE Per 8 $114.50 : 
APPLICANTS! [ited Air cirettation Between. al 78 Regret SMe ate | - i, | No: 1 ond Better ' Acad 1 i psa Moulded Base°/sx3 “aeeeeseteres Lin. Ft. S$*4e Red Fir .. $1 14 50 ey 
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You Have Your, iby cornice vents, For flat roofs, = es wager ing Moy Aplin veo ee a 4 1x12 White Fir o 
Gas Permit— |mechanical or stn vents are rec- > 2157 Moulded eae oye oe “i roa Sheathing $ 89.50 2 
‘ommended in ai tien to cornice ? Modern Exeelient ° : od , Casing 4 weeeee eewe ac . 
ACT HOW! S| SHINGLES | moutded apron 11/1624 .........Lin. Pt. 7A€ | axe Ploster Z e Ze “All Colors ae etree ae i Boord ...g 4.35) 
: : Window BPO cccccsccee eevee eo _ 
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wesate oh atl sours pr Feg oRE | OM 2 | rom INSULATION | Soring Cove %x3% soba PL 1Oie PP oe gs a PG 351 N. Paddock FE 5-6973 [ff sss 5. Tetegraph na. Fe 5.8100 OD a ‘le 500 Ft. Lattice 5/16x3/8. ............. «is elt, FL Se dor More ~&07' . ; 
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8 wh) WS CONTRACTOR. 91° 4. Murrey White |S |  o ,- for the Tops od. Ni State & City Licensed ’ om Associates = — 4 
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ORDER YOUR PORCHES) now FOR EARLY SPRING DELIVERY Enjoy your porch all this coming Summer. 
_NATION STORM WINDOWS. 
  ENCLOSE YOUR PORCH with this } amazing new JALOUSIE WINDOWS; AWNING TYPE WINDOWS or. COMBI- ff 
  
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Heavy Extruded Aluminum 
Combination Door 
1661 S. Telegraph Boad 1 Block South of Orchard lake Bovd 
  NG WINDOWS « ALUM. and FIBERGLAS AWNING— 
OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK — 7:30 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. 
C. WEEDON HOME EQUIPMENT CO. $9095 = 
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7. Care of the system. Practice 
jregular maintenance according to 
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‘Construction. Increase — 
    
Contracts for heavy engineering 
(public works and 
utilities) in 1958 are likely to total | 
$8,500,000,000, . according © to the 
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  1440 Sq. Ft. Planned Living Area 
~~ 4286 Dixie Hwy, 
Drayton Plains 
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and Saginaw are now atop the) Rams rolled over Detroit St. 
other league game last night Flint! league victory, Hapless St. Mi- 
Northern 
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league with 20 marks. In the| Rita’s 47-33 to collect their 2nd |after the holidays, most others in the way. Count at halltime was 
¢ireuit;-will-be-idie now until 21-15, but the Detroiters kicked up 
not, @ 3rd period splurge to pull within 
» Was|two points, 23-21, That was it, how- defeated Arthur H 111) chav] tangling with a goed St. the big gun in the Rams’ attackiever, as the Rams revved up and   
  
—_Sfinished with 15 points, 12 in the). The Bulldogs trailed ‘until "the 
00 pm., Channel 7, It was a thrilling contest up to - * 
the “ast- four minutes -6f play-end cons- a oe then the roof caved in on the 
  points in the final stenza while 
tae Peatae ws Defensive Game The Tedlene ctarted off wit . a. then Chiefs made 
it 88 and 1010 after the first |. Rochester Tops Center 
quarter. F rest of the rH - * 
a quutts as tad cae Line, 30-26; Romeo Is 
hands nine times and was tied | Nipped by Fraser three times before Pontiac took 
a 28-23 halftime lead. Tt was-defense all the way Fri- 
‘Central then threw a pressing|day night as the. Rochester High School team came home i z 
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“des Montross of Rochester was the the cefmer, and Miller another : it was 47-41 with | 8Cing star with 13 points. A jump shot and :50 remaining six-point effort by Paul Shaddock 
q S18 . was tops for Center Line. 
{ The Chiefs dominated the boards io dropped a @-41 verdict 
_ nearly three periods but in the ay Preset uae cs the Fraser 
ybuy a rebound. Hudson Ray who outings. 
“first half, had 22 rebounds, but! tinal 30 seconds when they took @ “Central put handcuffs on Ray withis7 46 jead but Fraser promptly! 
its zone in the fourth quarter t0\retatiated with a field goal and   in 
‘quarter they couldn't literally|-ourt for its 2nd setback in four. 
    TANGLED ARMS — Dick Whitmer (31) and two Flint Central 
players get their arms tangled up going up for the ball which went hold him scoreless.” ‘foul shot to nail down the triumph. * * + |Dave Proper scored 15 points for' bounding awayfrom all. of them. Jim Skinner (55) is in the 
Miller finished with 22 points, Romeo. ; | . background.     Vin, Shamrocks Lose collected . some _ fast. point 
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Derocher € S31 Young 3 
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Nickerson 6 219 Slervter ? 
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===. +22 Orion Rebounds, 67-48; Troy Wins 29 attempts for 12 baskets, but in . : By BILL CORNWELL -the second. half the Chiefs man- ce nto 
title contention in Oakland B 
pee Sele wile Se oe Ce cts bestthell rice Witt & dome . vincing 67-48 victory over Clawson _ Meanwhile Flint Central which | pyiday night on the new Orion 
shot only 27 per cent in the first) + 
“half, hit 13 of 28 for a mark of z 
45 per cent in the second half.| The Dragons, pre-season favor- 
The Pontiac reserves also Jost,| ites to win the crown, were up- 
42-39 to Flint Central, ended by Troy a week ago in 
= their loop opener, but came back | 3 
: FGFT TP strong yesterday behind the 
Br 32% marksmanship of Nick 
awe ie , in the meantime, moved 
¢ 0 o/into a tie for ist place with Avon- 
o omictle by plastering the Madison 
“| Eagles 74-42 at Madison last night. 
if -83| Avon's 48-33 victory over Fitz 
  
  Jackets to briefly captir¢e the 
Almont Still in Command   gerald on Thursday enabled the! 
  Undefeated Almont High was|Thumb League basketball situation 
in command of-the Southern today following Friday night's = “ edb € New Haven oh the 
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~fust~ coasted home for theiritake "Orich 2nd triumph in three games. Their) © Free 
Oakland B record now stands 1-1. 
  
‘Hillsdale Named   
Sunday, Dec, 22 — Detrolt Sythe netted 14 points and Jim! 
  Top Small Grid Lions at San Francisco, 4:00 p.m. Sheena state she areal ee: 
a pty Ca ene) Purdue Stars \team-ol-the-Year ~ Tony Lindeman vs, Dick Web- In other Southern Thumb > 
er, 8:30 p.m., Channel 7. | games yesterday, Browg City 
Friday, Dec. 27 — Boxing — | gained a 32-29 win at the ex- Soe Giardelio vs, Ralph (Tiger) | pense of visiting Dryden and 
Jones, 10:00 p.m., Channel 4, Memphis defeated Capac, 37-30, 
= on one 
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Channel 4, <= Sawgle and Sian Flater made eight _ Saterday, Deo. Football eplece for Dryden’ ~~ @nt and former conference coach- 
~~ Gator Bowl, 1:45 p.m., Texas es and Midwest hewspapermen. 
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on All-Time 5) eatiernge ie ons 
Purdue all time greats, were) nual banquet Jan. 1.. 
named, today on ari all time Big x* *« * 
Ten Basketball team. 4 
  victory streak in the nation, * 
Michigan school A&M vs, Tennessee, inel 2, Memplis led all the way to pick/They nominated a total of 40 play-'since early in its 1954 season. ote _. Saturday, Ded. 28.— Hockey |up its ard league win in fourlers for either — Boston at 4:00 p.m., (games. Ben Burns was high for team, 
    the first or second) 
Saturday, Dee, 28 — Golf — imate Clyde Dursmore had 10. of Tilinois, Don Sch- inte Ath 
Gene Littler vs, Lloyd Mangrum, |Aginriaga dumped in 10 points format Ind a # tercollegiate Athleties (NAIA) Hol Channel 2. _ |Memphig with 13 points and team-   f 
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as the Redskins showed their best|hitting 7 of 9 floor + Clarkston, Holly Victorious rom Foy oped yf eal Ng Sp One of Holly’s foes before Ciark- 
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& per game average of Freshman Jackie Moreland’s|this one 6743 from ithrated They're past one of the two- 32.8. That was the second game} clutch basket Bradley 
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the Kentucky Invitation at Lex-| following a 58-44 victory for third- Mee wis SS ington, a 7381 decision ranked Kansas State, now 60,) 7 | pe — : —- = 
over Minnesota's Big 10 Gophers over California. - : NEW LOW a] 8 3 in last night's opener, e 8 3. '-« - © CES ha 
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Clarkston tripped the Redskins 7560 last might. | shaken up in w four-ear|West Virginia's unbeaten South-|sprightly soph, Oscar Robertson,| (um - : , i mre: i _“ © . jern Conference perennials block-|his individual bid in a 9453 rout of ” He is‘shown here going around amazed Milford |¢ But their hopes jumped 7 \ . zed ‘Mil es ing the top-ranked Tar Heels’ way|North Texas. Robertson, . YU0-VOT int be defender Frank Redman. Clarkston's Bob Por- ipyeer to the championship and their|to Chamberlain for scoring honors, ; ‘ majority of the other Wolves’ field goals ritt is behind Redman. oo" 38th straight victory. boosted his average to 32.0 with | West Virginia is eminently qual-| 37 
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S ay” rouse Tt 75 St Peal Gare is might not get a chance at the 
Ken Rowell t Fa $ Lou Pulstelis ¢ 2 ball offensively. San Prancisco 60, Seattle $1 | |B gore Gorey . oe a + | Forty-Niner coach Frankie Ak UNIV. OF KENTUCKY INVITATIONAL “ 76 Louis Creekmur T i 7 ioe Womans = bert suggested a fifth “quarter” as| © -PIRST ROUND C0 INC 
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eral Judge F. V. Follmer issued Iridian Sets Pool Mark a dunee thamasaneline tiniee’s Wichita Ss Temase Seip Reliable INSURANCE Protection” 4 permanent injunction today ban- zee e : ~ |game Will be telecast nationally; Ctnetnnat ! 6 Original Little League, Inc.. Chi f T 2 kers Winners |e, sate ati pm, sn). Phone FE 4-4565 ' ot sport, from using the 1é ank Both teams have been hdlding se-| , 147 W. Lawrence St | ee tka tie Gee | og 2 ‘leret drill and skull sessions in gesieaw Bar oy ad | TBS \ ies shal - Reread '| A hard-working Pontiac Central, says Coach Robert (Des) Boyce. |rupuraiion for the game for witich) _Fint Nertsers 0. Sealine A. Bil ¢¥ — sire. EAST LANSING W — Denver |High swimming squad yesterday, “This was a dandy effort and the |) 1's were placed on University oatshet Michigan |stiernoon upset a favored Flint) '°7* really worked hard fo make |) {7 1 State 5-1 for an important West- : : up for last week's defeat. Jim 
ern Intercollegiate Hockey (-*mral crew 55-41, making UP in Giphs and John LaMotte did fine , ae | 
part for last week's rather sorry! jobs, too.” Lapeer Wins in Overtime 
: ‘ showing against Arthur Hill (78) Chiefs’ freestyle relay team had conquered Davison, 58-58, | 
_ Maples Chalke: rn es esr ee oat ere ats : Swimming in their own pool|the win stick. First time Indians)Friday night at Lapeer for its) ae 
. ; Chiefs splashed to six first places,/swam their reserve team by mig 2ad victory a os : 
up SixthDual Se am Sey Sane, he ae : “s ae * * * \ ; \ 
: foot the meet with one pel Sle eae Se bao os he tallied of five VIN . \ 
Using. a team largely composed) pil | : GS of reserves, Birmingham High 
rolled to its 6th straight dua! swim- ming victory last night at Hazel 
Park, Maples compiled a 56-40 = i 
count to start ae tae “uN 
strobe, Maples sT.0 in BOARD OF : c= . . : "s win y : 
2 ahaa macros | CHRISTMAS CLUB years. HON. CLARK J. ADAMS . : , 
irish in 63-43 Breeze sounds 2: cinece S A , | | Fae. ser St, ong Pappas Pen LOUIS H. COLE VINGS eee lement Center a "kk. CLARE cummmes a 42 os 
drubing Saar ces “ca te "hae Wee : , 2 Oak court, Bill Crawford GEORGE K. ZIMMERMAN 4 “1] <& ae 99 Koval Owe cout. Bi 'crawird ) | Will. Help Fill “That Pack 2 points. : ; 
HONORARY _ f Com bee a Even Fuller in 1958: 
wo Bi testo coos caucey roms | ae ence a * * : : ‘ tory wver MtClemens ofthe Bast & oe “Make next Christmas the best ever for your fo «gece legs of maser ‘re tow 2-1 hn OFFICERS. family, your friends and yourself! Start to- at Mt. Clemens, conference and 2-1 overall x ; Z 
. s BC. CUMMINGS {:... Preident | day, save a convenient-amount-each-week in— 
It’s a Fact! by Jim Williams | JAMES CLARKSON .... Executive a thrifty Christmas Club account. . 
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1218 Baldwin Ave. me sn with plenty of style- and 
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jatest in sweaters, jack- ‘masculine appeal, then 
Osmun’s ... 
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- LOUISVILLE, Ky. Robert tions with some of her. neighbors) WASHINGTON @®—The Deters 
i i a C. Rock is not a hard man to getjearlier thig week. pecmpeng | Fr nS | aged : 
along with. And, when Mrs. Rock! “And we- all decided that wel: po 
dyed her hair Kelly green for|would like to see what green and ve es eee of 3,900 
Christmas—well, he just shrugged/red hair would look like. Sort of in + + &- = 
and went aleng with it. Ahoner of the season. 
Rock. first noticed the switch * & 2 
See ee det nee ee ae 
evenings ago when he came home aft y 
from an bes bowling. He/this food ee ot you tein 
said nothing and went to bed. icing and : ookies things The draft for January is| 
++ * that—ond did &.* 10,000. 1t was’ boosted to that level The hair was still green in the) She decided against the combi-ifrom g ,000-a-month rate which 
morning, but Reek ignored it "ation of green and red, how-jhad prevailed since last July. _ 
again apd went to work, peri and used only the green. * * * 
He finally had something to say 's draft call will bring the 
about it yesterday when word of Will Stage Yule Event ha draftees summoned since the matter. got eround. | og le the start of the Korean War to 
= * | NEW *HUDSON — The Sunday(2,283.430—the great’ majority of|. 
“It's her hair. I guess she can|Schoql of the New Hudson Meth-jthem for the Army. 
do what sie wants with it.” jodist Church will present its an- oe 
Mrs. k explained she wasiaual Christmas program at the) The largest zinc mine in the 
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Jesuit College Going- Up\i {ements ——— = U- ; atall Participating in the . SPRINGFIELD TOWNBILIP’ —) epersio the te Uniersliy of De fom, retreat mastery ood minian) Ths Gp ancaedion tant ' Colombiere College, to be a four, trelt, and the of De- aries, it was found necessary to | High School Tor million dollar training college for| trolt High School, they conduet (build a new college. Michigan Palle. Hope | ciners, the Li Jesuit priests and brothers, is un- Gesy Parish and st. Peter and An intensive search was made | to Reduce Car Deaths ‘t and the Ger cameo DG LAN rend, Foal Gently Fateh to Bowe, throughout the fewer. . past of in Sppingticld Township, . | and the Matreta House of Re- | siinitve and northern Onis tor | OVOF Holidays. vee * oe treats for men in Bloomfield | suitable location, and the le- : ae as ee eee ws, cation finally chosen was the LANSING (".— Michigan's law 
T <2 built the Jesuit fathers‘and| Each year many talented andbeautifut nilty-spot on Big Take jenforcement men 
brothers of the Detroit capable young men from the area) 84 sbout one quarter mile west {for an all-out cami to hold 
is expected by 1950. Ground WASloy wn. Detroit Province make ap- ° U. % 10 {traffic deaths in check over the) 00) ie roiets mais . “beoken jest June, plication to become Jesuit fathers The new Oakland County college|*tistinas and New Year holidays. ve Tt civie organizations and|& Qse of 10 provinces of the and brothers. In order to train will be featured on @ half hour, ee service clubs, . They- are thea . 
i sa Senne Se Nes 700 toon te hoon future) lovisten peren St 8.8, Be State Police Commissioner Jo-; American Hill-Gagette Post 
, Detroit Province Jesuits and its ladies and junior auxiliar-|§ teachers, pastors, scientists, auth-iday on Station WJBK-TV. A. Childs said his men will 
os 10-hour shifts from noon Dec.jies; Lions, Metropolitan and Ro-|{ 
and from tary clubs and firemen. . 
‘Duchess’ Spends Chilly Hour : Drayton Woman Dies noon Deo, Zi to midnight Jan. 1) anyone knowing of = needy 
Collie Saved From Lake of Accident Injuries | ite'tcrrmns oe hcneny pe: | sree wr cre co es int ne   
  
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    _ “ct trol. se uggs Goodfellow fund for the c The Duchess. of Windsor, other-/Frank Deline. w sespund ¥ Angeline Moreau, of Local traffic patrol also will be the crippled children's © 
wine taaun 2g Deoiies, je sostlaghteray mandag teem cy Lake |Roasiter 8, Deneten Sates, died stepped up. {tay of the: Rotary Cub. 1g bb, comfortably in ware of hativile: Liles hy tue Leenend velee- inte Tee ee beni Lag bs vo seetinth & Bev =} . 3 : 
home, 13%) Annandale $t, Lake- firemen after having fallen Gene injuries death toll record ever Keego BPW to Judg ville, alge tape ae mag , ceived when she was struck by ithe two holidays,” said Childs. | = ae, Baa cipavitien ot hat Te. sive Ortho ashe-th- Wey boone at Mitten ‘wile Geme  _ & *& % Decorations on Sunday j¢ 
LSS oe her housework in her heme |” Eisen, permis ded 19 ee) KEDGO HARBOR Toe Buinens + Deedee, a- Sig: registered: celtic] oo ae pee or da baw ot She had been in critical condi: deus last year during the 30 PSiand Professional Women's Club € This Ad Good thru Tues. Dec. 24 dog who is the constant ion) 19 a.m. when she beard the fras- mitted to them © Pm. Dec, 24 to midnight\will: sponsor its annual Christmasat  - ‘ of Jeanne, 14, and Billie Joe De-) tie yelping of a dog. _{Hes yt, Sar over ‘Dee. 25, Childs said. Accidents’ home decoration contest Sunday. : Line, 9, daughters of Mr. and MYS.| - s) ched out of the house tolccrere lag sul cnt Draiacs to teicisimed nine lives in the same ¢* ¢ SUPER 7 Surers Will 
investigate and could make out the|head. The accident occurred near, NeW Yeer's period No formal a7 it, ol on . head of a dog sticking out of the Williams Lake road in Drayton! “State Potice records show that er ee MARKET Comanss 3 Says Certain Toys : tee near the middle of the Inke. Plains, She was struck by an auto, the day before Christmas and the cor aes = ge i : wet A q 4 te et” | ine aut ai nis ae ee | Sar, Pafaee Hem, Rowe's ore ie Fern. Bellows, suit aw. Huron St., Near Webster re i a 
Cause Eye Injuries. |w rut best cor ot the wot : | — | , when the was aboct 60 foot rom NAVY Pilot Killéd- LANSING u@ — Mom and dad: |Whe® she was shout 60 fest from) avy riol Nl thik twice tefore you buy that) ioe Do ee ee rambunctious youngster of yours a 49d Deedee was | as Plane Crashes - set of darts or an air rifle for’ After DeLine's efferts to | 
Christmas, reach 
‘They're two of the tqys that most; {ajled, 
frequently cauge eye injuries, Car- 
oline Austin, chief of the vision 
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  partment, said-today. Sutherby, both of Leonard, | border in Van Wert County. 
* « & pametes, Dey an two more} tae Si Nae SS 
T . f ladders McCall : ae astral them and ‘pulled the dag to ae eee 75 Scotch Pines most dangerous,” she said. “The |*#lety. Naval authorities at the Grosse 
number of serious eye infuries in|, After & good rub down and some| Me Naval Air Base, Mich., con- Given to Schools | 
children usually increases durin Tp a eee ace miners firmed that the pilot of the plane, | | ; : 
the Christmas school vacation and for about an hour, appears) an ADS fighter, died in the crash. (j7) Waterford ; many could be avoided if children | De nope the woreg for her) ie ie aie nena tc eS | , were teed sete sateip experience. Py vised that the plane exploded in atch 5 nave! : ‘ 
fin: PETERS CSO Li ae | Asrivedt on. o-. 
geisiersare rsa BESS Seeirane| neo rertanen CONSOLE ° that sb : ote cheer E Seccy sf PHILCO 2-SPEAKER | | i   
     
       arrows, 
that shoot darts, sling shots, home-| wesT BLOOMFIELD—The Syl: 
. made swords and screw drivers van Manor Civic Association will, Presbyterians to Sing N. Hospital Rd. . : ween ps santo ‘amans Medel Number 4623M — ae rg e Mieaggery Party| AUBURN HEIGHTS — The com-| , 7? #f was made, 58 Too fF Co | ‘or chikiren of members Sunday’, 1 choirs of the United Pres-| there are so many new schools op Front ntrois     
            
      
         
     Hell must be @ place where they from 1 te 4 p.m..in the whiny byterian Church ‘will present af @ the towneip that need land- Aluminized Picture Tube 
nro ip A mo Filter Gloss t- ‘andlelight service of Christmas, wanted to 46 something about It. 
$70 Trade-in en $13, 77 a Month:           
      
  give women lavish wardrobes, of- Bloomfield Town Hall. Each ch 
fer them trips to exotic places — ig to bring a fifty cent gift sui 
at idintin muha      musie at the church at 7:36 Sun-               
        
     
     
         
    
       
  
    
           
   
   
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‘OVER 90 SALES PERBONINES ~ — Polite, Courteods 
       
   
     
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¢ ihr tagion $f Sounareth, 1.000 doct tn. stownidon. to-the 
lee lake, 700 feet below sea level. Luke passed through 
‘and on beside the clear, murmurous. lake. 
©” fara, on thoes shores, the Lord of Lords had steed and 
  “preached «commanding igure serene as the sun, forceful 
as lightning. 
abide eyes were misty as he passed the seven fountains : 
and entered the fishing town of Capernaum. 
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Tt was a gray town, built of somber gray basalt. Gray f@ 
streets, gray walls, gray houses. Like shadows, strangely (Me 
on and solidified, their grayness darkened by the over- 
es woman with a basket of onions on her head directed Luke 
to the house of John. This hardy apostle, the youngest of 
Jesus’ band, would be about 50, little older than’ Luke At 
the crucifixion, he had taken Mary into his care. 
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‘The Sintae seemed different than the others. 
of the same gray stone, but there was a bright pleasantness © 
- about it. A trellised bower of roses and golden heliotrope © 
“and oleander bloomed behind 
__ JOHN WAS THERE : the hedges. - 
‘There, in the courtyard, John sat mending a net. 
“Peace be unto you.” 
Luke moved through the gate, and after they had silidiaaat 
blessings, the Greek doctor explained his purpose. John nod- 
ded slowly, meditatively. He stepped to the door, and pulled 
aside the woven covering for Luke to enter. 
Was Mary there? There is mo proof that Luke talked... with her, but indicatiotis that he did are noe Boson fol 
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“painter and engraver, paid homage to St. Luke — ‘the patron of 
artists — — in this woodcut showing Luke painting Mary and a child. 
Although there is no original to prove it, legend says Luke was the infancy.’ as 
map a in his book, TER: a i distinctive except 
semiiic jn sty, a It was built = 
     
      
   
      
  
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not be afraid Mary, for you have 
found favor with God. And be- 
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treit and Thomas Collins of Rotan, 
Tex. A sister, Mrs. Fred Gilpin of 
Cheboygan also survives, : 
JAY G, SMITH . 
- DAVISBURG—Service tor Jay 
“4 Smith, 76, of 10551 Davisburg 
at Lakeview Cemetery. 
ae Marshall Saunders will 
Mr. ‘foie, who died Friday, is 
survived by his wife, Cornelia; 
daiighters, Mrs. Leslie Fitzgerald 
of Drayton Plains, Mrs. Hall Seely 
of Roseburg, Oregon, Mrs. George 
Meller of South Lyons and Mrs. 
  Lanes Welt $i tetehonn.and neral Home. 
“Italian Police 
Fireworks 2 
Ground Sputnik 
Marlette ‘Rd. Officiating was the 
Rev. Robert Kyser. Burial was in 
the Forest Lawn Cemetery today. 
She leaves her husband, Edwin; | were 
Bruce Collins of De-   rongge ae eS a Monday at 
visburg Methodist Church 
  parking 9 p.m. on a $cent-an-hour rate, 
eS ee ees ee sons, Lester of Davisburg and) gusiiess 
grandchildren also survive. 
The body is at the Sharpe Fu- 
  
NAPLES, Italy #--There’ll be 
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"|Finally the little ball was sent fly-| Bes 
  from 
  
  Means Pay Kaa for Million Workers   
GTON wW—Living costs in in Noverhber. The new        
  ext’ year for about a million 
workers in steel, aluminum, meat 
packing and the aircraft indus- 
KEYED TO CHANGES 
Their wages are keyed to living 
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“The higher price tags on 1958 means a pay raise early Costs Rise Again in ‘iliaibe : automobiles were the main reason 
for the November living-cost rise. 
They averaged 11.5 per cent higher 
than 1957 new car prices fh Oc- 
tober. Costs of clothing and serv- 
ices also rose; food Gectinnd sea- 
for November rose by four. 
tenths of one cent after hav. 
ing leveled ‘in average, 
price index puts living costs for 
November at 3.2 per cent above 
a year earlier. 
  ti wn With Mumps 
If the amount of mumps cases in 
the county continues to rise next|' 
week like they did last week, quite 
a few children will spend Christ. 
mas in bed. 
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‘According to Dr. John D. Mon- 
  Many Area Children Poli ‘stletee | .|probably is Policemen Bu y 
to 0 Help Him Out 
  MONICA, Calif. 
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wast | Se ey ~ aA pe ae = 
  - Lew down o€Fment, 
VM: H.° KNUDSEN 
FEES 78S. TPs 
SUBURBAN BEAUTY 
  cata rete set WIN | Se See os ee A Fine Home on Lincoln | s8,800 punaAtow — mode y ibrscank full . ot ae ee oe . Foor. storms & screens, Oak 
2 ved im, home on rea. saree og Ng: at & epmalings i ve : 
feacean back vac, 1ifcar gy Oak *. off AC furn. 14x20 Iie 
gg ee oe with $1,500 down. fousefratie®. land somreet te 
The Buy of the Month | Berparmect: Ask for ir. Brown. You can’t this gear and as? cer mais — 4 bedroom home way under size dining base- sale. Large fenced rear 
“TADD'S INC. 
           
   
       
       
    
    
       
    
      
   
   
       
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  $1,500 down. oe 
“Why Pay Rent? Sylvan Manor... =r pen 
When Me Payments are ‘ae em oe afion ‘with Wile : 
rent. ranch. 1% In one _ _nieest locations in ising’ room, family chen, i 
re ae OPEN tames, $17,000, terms. 
DING. SUNDAY North of Birmingham ARN ak sation ound Sits ae rat _34x 
babi 7 Ve Ti me. = 
JOREPH HosPr aL bedrooms ES or clon 
roi REALTY Sith id ranly an, window in byleg test toes 2, wall to wall c 
bg aime ells Bens Dry basement with fire- place in recr - a. ofl FA heat. 1 oer. ‘a- 
sopebilanees only $26,006. 
terms, 
utility room, Pence. 
260 W. Rigers. 2 
basement, it in 
heat, hot water, 
pesmenanaie Pavi 
= - VACANT—OPEN ‘pedems., 
1956. Auto 
aux IN and } 
DAYS 
_ EVES. SAT. & SUN. TO 8-085) _ 
KEEGO   
ce b small houses, $500 down| 
-Rose ee Broker 
fa lot 
gala ee handie, Real bar: 
one get away. 
    
  PHA | TERMS 
  = ce fhe mag heat hot hg 
Landscaped. 
full. 
W ype iee screens, 
owner, 
‘WO 3-3350      
Roy Annett Inc. 1 
2% E. Huro: ral 8-046 
Open ‘Eronings and sunday 14+     
   dred | Biv 
tween Livernois ott South 
7 BEDRM. “i HOME, $350 N, 
nee, wl "eai3e. on house &      
  M59. 
‘eet   
  ~~ Cedar Island 
» lakefront — 
               
  ediate Possession 
PICK . sai Beer hi     
   
  ment to 
Place in the 34 ft. ¥ing room. 
another tr tiled basement recreation . Gas heat! So much home the money—better 
call now! terms will be 
arranged. i-   
  
a-at 
M Reg, US, Pat. OF,   
  1967 by WEA Secvion, Ina: 
“Start boasting about Junior’s grades! If they still don’t : 
leave, xsterhcrerchetdnodh seit dem chsimpuel mee neue 
  
For Sale Farms 48   
  
      
  
” MULTIPLE LISTING, SERVICE 
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    F. sts INNAN . 1327 E. Auburn OL 1-171 | & ¢ : +" open mies” ow. H ye fam, car garage with 3 room - pe nants "eon Wl sas: | — " ee Fi] genes he’ ond a ment_or small howe, FE 340 | Sale Business us SERBS voweme | OPEN gerne oem veg i BEAUTIFUL SITES OVER- 4 pdt SBP we, | NOW'S THE me Ecisictiaer Gt t es | ARE Many be ae ° TRADE | |TIME! Sunday 2 to 6 p.m. Res O'CONNOR BROKER a Re 
. wer "RUNGALOW grout “ts Se Upeparea ier! “WESTRIDGE” AT | PURNIRaED SD GEPERTROWE GOT | Heroom ‘heme and Sar ment gas beat iitder warns months of lake living ahead WATERFORD GREEN LAKE PRONT — 3 bed-|‘ Dixie Hwy. OR 3-982. : Welt landscaped. §13. Will sell Sout ~ 3 Be fooms sad den Laree serssced : ° : + Rew ol PA furnace, new) For, ‘custom = ball, three: Nichols, Realtor Om 33031 © FE $3,000 CASH JERRY E. ADAMS CO. Cong AS Sy 9g Sas EM ee 2534 DIXIE HIGHWAY house is an excellent offer tures are nat pag sotuned price on, ti |, . Office PE 44561—Eves. MA 5-1201 ing especially inthe ott.) Be AY worth: | large me, te holes pan LA a4 LAKEFRONT 3 im ity rooms; iM baths; tam: of Pontiac, in fast. ee eR Ry BH windows. Complete with eo ® sive away price, Walle. 0°R. on take, Y WATKINS LK. ready “for tmmediats secu: ‘ Edward M. Stout, Real H SLLEY poner. Took at all ae east _BROS..- out, Y swede f - T8 MSS at Pootins Lake $950 DOWN cribiegly Snepect ear die.” Christmas Special bias wrmsumescioc ye ee tied among stately osk ridge* come oe posse a «Bal singe at. sand Ask about our “Trade-in” Zont take oe et tie ter-| F :. realize the we Sy pian! ? a col con bap 8 ten a or ease PONTIAC van ier te Dale fae ‘ dry rent lot, and food | — enjoyment, Covered patio Heltman and Tripp swimming and fishing that ‘ TELY 
T. eh Trocke rise ES, PO |e ade a MBE yams] Ree mi | whe SOUAMST FE iN. You had Detier dig gow gauss wae, oy a — god 1909 care CE EPP . WHITE BROS, Sprinkler protection; "pr 98 MOVES YOU Es You in | HARD WORK? | ; a tee ar glevitt”™ Setaa’ *suury. on 285 W. Ao = tg completely eed, B] A , Open mvt pie +: Sua, 10 ‘ul 5 Ree manecterag rusia re cits Byes _| parle Sgphelseeiveway For Sele Lote 46| ertedtintas Hains PE es | HOLIDAYS ranch home is ly ‘Waterford Hi h ly = ent ft.%e0:| «ed, With “storms and! Janch style. on be wee See the New Sites at pay-| as 3 2 room se FE SS | Bee SeCaatnee| 8 Bae nte Meh a | Cherokee Hilla! [oo “f street and driveway, Lee. Lp HURON GARDENS — ee netcing cine Et ob eee ae fe slies planned. fot er, fenced Lan. $ $350 & B | oe parmient $10,060. Low ia convenience! 
— = ateman 7 GEORGE BLAIR bing om whet tats Be 
NICHOLIE| Kampsen/“"##anat "| *5 ‘aug SSO fae Eves, OR: 3-17708 & ‘ , 
Dp MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE My pale mule ase Pi =uenoet Fe #6 marae ls 
North End—$600 Da. a a Teg oe. OPEN OT BARGAINS "| titluc™ itp "roy, Manmesn Bate, fatness, "won 3 "mg B. Fairmont ott], Dr. alice” * electric 
aoe soo 
ranch hom: kitehen : » Piet = ar — 
storms and screens. ith Bath and one half, Only $609 down —_ a“ 
monthly payments, Its vacant 
East Side—$550 Dn. One two family. 
Juste * redeceraite lardwood fire. 
4s, full ba with a heat: Immedi 
818 per montn” eclnding 
taxes .and insuranc . ts vacant 
Drayton. Plains   
  
a an I on this three - 
Brand new with 
‘earns “and screens, ate 
it’s vacant, iam. 
SCHOLES 4 3 had Huron st. 
Ev PE 
IT: 
HIGHLAND RD. | Open c 5-8183 
    
  
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and Automatic oil 
fen “Priced at Be $12, rg hy 
~ Its SMe! inmaa j the tom iy. _ 
5 
WEST peau R BAN 
St the pA ae this Smeders 
brick ne Attractive 
wot liv. 
Ne “the Ne price rr 
‘WHITE BROS. 
  
PLACE A “Lost AD. 
Gall FE-2-818t-for-an-at} 
to recover a loss. Dial FE 
2-8181 for an ad-writer. 
        NEAR CLARE: 
$16.950 -- 3 bedroo: ~ a room. BRICK. RANCH with full pantinank ear. 
Pete? Iving room with dining 
ell, drapes included. floors. 
aste. wails, bertse family E red 
itchen, —_ bath, lot, ideal 
down 
- will take 81.500 down with larger mo, payments 
HOYT REAI LEY 2-984¢ FE 
234 ‘8. Te ta! Rd. 
w* Boo-Tel Centre 
. SUBURBAN. Just act 
e ry 
an ent sentition’ 2-0968 
      
THIRD 8ST. ‘Excellent € room 
home. Gas furnace, Wall to wall — in jiving -room, $0,800, 
We 4 lols or tor — 
J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor 88 EB. Walton FE 6-041 
ee Eves. — Sun. 10 to 2 . 
3 BEDROOM 
“BRICK: 
Home in “Watkins Wills," only one left. 
“Bail Basement Ceramic Tile 
; Terms 
Open Bunday 15 pm. 
‘Prive out   
2 
WM. A. 
KENNEDY saree home, Colberry 
Sunday 2 to 6 
  
  
Drayton Woods 
a Builders own eo wae olica 
genet | i-level i ro ar garsege. 
ace, 
& Sun, Ph.     
       a FE 2-947. 
Vacant—$650 Down 
: KINZLER |: ©. ae th oe een eigen IPED 
: | Full Price a 
With $1,500 Down Owner Park Homes |* 
i E building 
“dat ca slater 
_, PONTIAC REALTY 
building lot in Drayton Piains. 
TWO LOTS in Waterford, 8 = 140 
R 
large. g00d corner 
sonnet, 
O'NEILL MA 5-€181 . 
“SM ITH-WIDEM AN, 
WHERE BROS. 
. wen, Se 10 to 5. 
___For Sale Acreage 47 HILLS . 
et jot, also 1 
  CALL MAROLD 
  
tit “ded a iting 
BB aoe Beara 
ye PANGUS.. Realtor Call_ collect: _Ortonvilie_¥. 
  
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Grocery 
     “fied et ae PARTRIDGE | NORTHERN BOWLING | 
TAVERN—$7,700 DN. tavern in town 
Rent 
: Esai sestiee” 
REALTOR P, RTRIDGE 
  “LETS TALK 
BUSINESS” " 
: Sg ee 
  A MICHIGAN BUSINESS: 
SALES CORPORATION 
  oe 
  SAVE ENERGY, USE x 
_ WANT ADSI To find a = z 
job, place to. live or ae 
mj Good used car, see Classi. 
     isha Cubectiattieg 51 [ips 
    
  
  
    
  
  
  
32 GILTEDGE pater 
SECURITY | & 
35% Discount eee proverty nr Pentag pies | 
__For Sale Ciotning 5 ag   
  
  to $500 
Pontiac 
‘Drayton Plains 
Walled Lake 
Utica 
- BORROW $500 
Ph a can cou 
When you. 
‘Corporation - CASH LOANS : 
bs) 
ee 
Pi inance Co, 
“Sick a aan Coane 
SEABOARD Fl FINANCE 
   | ROCHESTER, Me MICE. 
een root on 
Ph. Rochester il, OL 19791 
  The Quick HFC Way 
at fast, 
ly a - ~ 'gervins 
"to HPC 
Household Finance 
% 6, Saginaw, 2nd fir. a 
      
  ast é 
a | GET CASH UICKLY 
Up to $580 1948 Most deals cars, yt title... 
on Faro ne 
= “Oakland         
     
      Sold 963.000. Balance "3 BARGAIN BOX 
SERENE) MARGAIN BO a on "thls terrific invent | Last 9 days. 26, annual te 
a 2 pm. on % Good 
REALTOR PARTRIDGE! So Treats ‘isee. 
ae cz eee 
‘Money to Loan 53 overcoat. sx 4. INCE 
eee | ee 0.0 Lopreete en Pe ease 
  
  
  
  
   A little out 
lene to par Jas erators ranges & 
fect Sale m. anaes heaters, 
ow _LAYAWAY PLAN: 
pr mo a6 Mowras + a Ss oe Some 
    ¥ 9 to s 
sec nee Heights on 
Oxl2 Felt Base Rugs = 
: eee Wall Tie Be” R v¢ Dies a 3.73 PAY 
actes of Iree 
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GET Ir. 
    sa" ‘quick, $ wat |through Classified Ads!| f 
Yes, whatever it is — dial | RooRETm | FE 2.8181 for an‘ad-writer SE : rac onset Sali i 
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25% discount, Brother, 
Domestic and Premiers. 
FE 81564. Coronet Ap-|. 
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Typewriters 
arienaoeeai ROYAL SMITH - CORONA - UNDERWOOD Also German 
Sanco, f=   
  
  
  
    
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= 4-6588   
  
  
  
2 SCREENINGS, : 
fee 
        Dogs Traine: Trained, |, Boarded 70 
Tremor: avers ad 
Se cents per rele 
        
              
              
         
  
sel Aelita 
boos, CATS BOARDED a oas 
trained. Burr-dhell ree 
sen ie - Hay, Grain & Feed cy   
Wood, Coal & Fucl 67 aes 
  
          
  
   
and 
  povetren rs bon J. 1. Case & Fe ae rate jeeps | 
‘tractors - cham sews for   
    
  
  
  
Auction Sales S089 Dixie Highway 
4 Drayton Plains 
"| Every Friday . 
Every Saturday. 1 P.M. 
Every Sunday . 
  t+ PM, 
2 P.M. 
BUY & SELI DAILY. 
ee mA 
a a f mcogd saboah 
    
    color, 
te i kEmot Auc~ 
pres STE For Sale Housetrailers. 78 
a ROYAL 
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dl OF a aS 
shower 
wil sett Pr ne 2% terms 
708, Siar of OR 31 
FRAIL ER EXCHANGE | 
MOBILE HOMES rs REA FOR 
Fr Bio -Regal 
he - Palace 
4 TRAILER, SALE 
: a = allow 
We VeaL ¢ Bi Bef bas | Bae New oo Ame Service     Ean __ 4) 8, Segioaw wd wt Recbery 
      
         
  
   
  
  
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— Recs TORY } MERCU: 
j NEW & 
ATER SKIS @ BgU 
eee LAKES 
RE 47121, 3177 
      
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  th var Sale Bicycles ri 
: 2 pors. 
   
          
      
   
   KES SALES | arpimtiac « coors BV VINRUDE MOTORS. fe s 
Hager Se, ragt.| pao HARRINGTON — 
v4 
  55 BUICK SPECIAL 
Automatic Bn a 
Radio and Heate 
$6.71 PER MONTH 
  
          
      “GOODWILL USED CARS" 
"S57 BUICK 
Redic, ‘Heater. Dynafiow a Sa 
“PONTIAC RETAIL” 
            
   
       
    iT Seat So fire gdclivered, tm tm 
_| The Workingman’ 
Haskins Chev,     
  
  
    
Special +Door Stock Ne. 3808. 
  | SWEPT-WING DODGE 
STATT'S MOTOR SALES 
DODGE S$ 
B FINEST | SELECTIO 
; Pontiac. Cadillac 
- 1350 N. 
  
1956 Chevrolet... 995|™,: 
              
       
     
    2-101 Open Eves. HERE ARE SOM E OF ot ol Mtrs. ; 5 3 me » |CHRISTMAS SPECIALS Weodvare — Birategban NASH 
I IE ’ : 19584 Buick ........$ 695) Wisw-wWernopocit oe | 
  
        
    
  
      
  
      
1955 Ford- 9-pass. $1195} 
We Arrange Financing Your Car Down 
Jank Rates 
Oakland County’s wildest 
“trader, out to beat any 
deal. Come in and see, 
NORTH. 
“CHEVROLET 1000'S. Woodward - : 
Birmingham ~ 
MI. 4-2735 
CAL Your Car Down ~ 
Bank Rates 
“Oakland County's 
~ Wildest Trader” 
- NORTH * 
  1000 S. Woodward Ave. 
et : | Bimingain ae 
  
   
    s Friend 
Better Cars for Less 
115 8, Saginaw 
a, pe tte : 5 
  
          
   
       
     
"Sb PONTIAC. 96.008 Mil new 8. & H. Hydra. 
CHEVROLET | 
      seek Y 1956 Jerae 7. Reas| Mr 
3 Bel Alp Hardtop. Stock No. 3928, OLDs %§ 4 DR. HYDRA. 
5 | Jimm DeRose = Ee ge : sn, wah, 11 Pontiac . res ios 3 195 Seine Vo st Ma vad 
oA ees ee 1956 Chevroet wi" iSt8 ee a oe MH, | Bel Air +Door =| BR geno  NICTORIA 3-DR. POM, 
1 y Ad Adte Sales, Wi Oak- 
/ SB gots) A aaete “9 2000 SELECTION or | 1954 Chevrolet =. eg oof 495 They’ ve Got to 
‘| 457 W HURON ae sen | SOR OS Go 
1954 Pontiac ...... $ 585 MUST H AVE ROOM | LOOK ~ Chieftain Door. Stock No, 3908.) pal ROG ‘ 
1954 Plymouth . ed 495 |; a if 
Sedan. ‘ ee ONLY 9 LEFT 5 RUNNING § 95 955 Ply oe TOP. O58 Phmouth we. $ ~ & = 
1953 Pontiac .......$ 395 i Chieftain Sedan, Block No, 4008, 4 
1957 - {1983 Packard. .....§ 245 ARS aie Tt ° Sedan. Stock No 4072. are 
( r x V S 1953 pee caus me, Cal 
® | - 2 Door. Stock No, 
PRIC : iy ‘) BIG WAGON meni, 
J : SELECTION 
as low at [1958 Chevy %-Dr. ..S1195 
: $1475 _. 1936 Ford 9-pass, ..$1386| _ cs 
ia Fasie 1956 Chevy 9-pass. | $1395) 
ees Sh a ‘ery clean, 
Les. 1 Like $1050, FE _ 80045. 
  
     
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eash will make -down 
demos or Or litte 
mi: ‘ST Ba wero = 
t      
     
  --- ror SwA a 3 Te : rs 
MORE ONLY . 
* Le 82 & S = 
& HEATER Ts Sales ervice, 
aa : posse" 
    
   
   
        
          
"ASC Felegreph Road 536 S bane Shia ~  “Tel-Huron Center—Pontioe sat Paddock—Pontiac 
OPEN SUNDAY. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Pontiac Area Wrigley Super Moke 
OPEN MONDAY, December 23 to 9 P. M.— TU 
              
    
  
  
  
  
All Wrigleys Matkets°Open sis 
Monday, Dec. 23 ‘til 9 P.M. 
Tuesday, Dec. 24 ‘til 6 P.M. 
Closed Christmas Day 
             
    a GRADED UNDIES 
FEDTRAL-~STATE SUPERVISION 
Grade “A” Oven Ready.. Fancy Young roo ee «=   
          Its! s“‘Krispness” Mime 3 in 
    a Corn City or Butterfield Brand . : 
! 10 to 16 Ibs. 
‘average weight oo AT: 
STUFFED | TURKEYS .7 to 9 lbs. average weighi. .. opie ib. 
Armour Star, Oven Ready, Stuffed with Pepperidge Farms ae, 
CACKLE BIRDS a GOLD-N-BIRDS..-. ded’ ip. 
Incomparable! Oven Ready. 4 to 5 Ibs. average weight. 
     
    
    
   
         
            
           
      ‘Apples and radishes all rosy pod 5s Wetmice and celery all Kéol Kelp grpie.s 
“its Christmas time in Wrigleys Freshland where variety knows no season! 
land is Krispy’s Kingdom of finest produce that’s -4 Ways Fresher becatise. i: 5 | 
‘BOUGHT FRESHER, SHIPPED FRESHER, SOLD FRESHER, which suaray: Fey tees it will be SERVED FRESHER! . av ope 
ines BRU SSELS SPROUTS = ., QUART 1% : 
Ryol Krisp. Firm, ets Mouth-watering! 
    ; Washington Delicious Apples, Good Stocking Stuffers! 
FANCY. DUCKS... 316 105 Ibs. average weight... 2... Ae tb. “Washington: Golden Dell lous Apples, Extra var 
Tender, Meaty, ‘ites woaty for Roasting or Broiling. 3 “Anji mn & La ‘Puinp, Jade. Filey Selected: oe i 2’ the. 5He 
FANCY CAPONS. ...5 to 8 ibs. average weight ...,... Ge ib. Avocados, 10-Size, Ripe and Ready We BM Bist 05 6 5 oe ooo vc vas 2 fer 2c Delicious, Full-Breasted, Grade “A” Beauties. Oven Ready. AoC ee eae : Jae Se a Extra ‘Faney Red Glow Emperor Grapes, a Holiday. iyo Poe ib. 2e°. 
FANCY GEESE |... 6 w 10 tos. ave. wot. pee ib yay. OF 96: Krigp, Pascal Celery. California Green. oe ee sui BB —_—__—_— "Traditional Cirristmas-Feast-Small, Oven-Ready Geese. > un) OR er aS . : + Kool Krisp Bibl-Lettacr, Hot Housd, for ‘supieeh, SUE ins ees das . ib. BD 
| ee Fresh Hubbard Squash. favorite for holiday meal. i eee hes ent tb. Re 
r,t   
dail Featured in Wrigleys Da rylai Bog Pigs 
_ REDDL-W) IP, Big 7-Ounce Dispenser Can. \—. .... = Ter pee ADs: : ple dessert delicious. an clahorate dotnet in 
¥S SWEET CREAM BUTTER, ‘4X95 Score. 69e churn. 1-lb, Catton in Foil-Wrapped Quarters. ~ 
LL SWEET. ‘MARGARINE, 1-lb, Carton in aia 2 rh Qe 
NY ben —_ Foods Live All whe ss eg Z ;         | sees Rath Black Hawk—From The Land-O-Corn 
    
Boneless . . . Fully Cooked . . Ready-to-Serve 
ib. $969 6%-b. 8 a OD Can I Can 54     
All meat, no waste, when you buy canned hams, tender 
and tasty because perc juices: are sealed in! Fully 
cooked boneless, and ready to serve, hot ot cold. If you wish, your Wrigley man’ will slice it for you into uni- 
= form. slices the exact thickness you ask. 
= 
; Prices Sloutes teens Secale Dec. a 
‘ We reserve the right to limit quent 
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