and Don Kanicki (74) of Bay City. (Other pictures, story, page 12) | Pontiac ‘High School to-| | day wears the basketball Find 3 Guilty of Murder in Slaying of Youth, 14 Royal Oak Township yesterday “Queen to Meet Duke First Time in Four Months LONDON (INS)—Queen Elizabeth emplaned from London airport at 6:26. a.m. (EST) today for Por- tugal, where she will join her hus- _A crowd of several hundred i fF | i : : lot when the three youths accosted him. ae over to juvenile authorities. He him on the head with it to|16, gies Keego Resident Killed in Crash Dies as Cor Hits Tree; Son Suffers Injuries Army to Keep Horses, Caisson for Funerals year-old tradition of using a horse- drawn caisson at military funerals in Arlington National Cemetery. announced the ceremonial . horses and gun carriages would be dis- Lindsay Crosby Enlists HOLLYWOOD (INS)—The last of = Herr ieragtt ihe BEM gE i E F the ingham Palace spokesman such talk “quite untrue.” aver ue bane? } no public notice of the ru-! rene , In Today's Press. Home Section, ...... 15 thru 2 : wteee piaesesvenney 4 +teeee * Fetene 12, ad % WEP AO Cee ee eee Ree a ne | ve Radio Programs’. soe b] j Bing Crosby's sons has en- skidded) ed the p lbs fr ve 19, en- listed for a two-year hitch yester- day. Lindsay's eldest brother, Gibbon had been employed in|@®¥: 23, is to the Army i Ger- the shipping and receiving depart ment of the Standard Tool & nis, 22, were discharged a month Several weeks ago, the service) continued after June 1 in- the in-j,, ‘said 5 kK f i § a5 | if : my basketball Rysin, “and it’s something we've wanted more than anything this season. | af ey ey ag g 2 4 He g = . estimated Clinct ob a eres cf wheels — and some gober- The new mark on elaborate electric in fe) = We're 170,000,000: Now pabate Srategy is | About ae ee figures: : se: See estas ee oo 0M] Middle East is pie there All this "eimated, Actunty| ere ust 24 hours ago. Sy million And tomorrow at this time salar anes oe eon there wil be 7200 more than Moat ts Geoegna i Viave Or maybe jt won't be reached un-| “49¥- Reply as Possible Basis til next month. But, until Depending on how you look at] for Israeli Compromise po i, teal that means 7,200 more mouths} the one used by the Census Bu-|'? #ed, and potentially 7,200 more) THOMASVILLE, Ga, ‘The bureau said Michigan's * Ike and Dulles or 7,200 more drivers to clutter hower and Secretary of Oe So ae State John Foster Dull Michigan Gains 18 Per Cent WASHINGTON (INS) — The U. 8. Consus Bureau reports the population as of April ge) H Fi ali i t | a? thy tH right, as foreign minister of the oe AP Wirephote -— Andrei A. Shepilov has returned to his old post as a member Shepilov, of the’ powerful Secretariat of the Soviet Com- only two road games this year is John W. Hirlinger, Chamber. of offer his best wishes. “The peo- Another loyal fan who has missed day’ ayid tonight. * * 3 More White Delight’ Promised Us Tonight With a few left-overs from last night's helping of one-inch snow, the weather man has promised the Pontiac area another smaller serv- ing of the “white delight,” as he forecasts a few snow flurries to- * Winds at 20 to 25 miles an hour will - diminish slowly tonight and Hirlinger phoned Van Ryzin to |tomorrow, with the mercury dip- ping to 10 to 18 degrees tonight. * * * Tomorrow will be partly cloudy, high 30 to 34, with a chance. of snow A 7, Diplomat Switch Soviet Union. | munist Party central committee. § . ’ May Reverberate By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Foreign News Analyst Moscow’s change of foreign \ministers probably signals a return to Stalinism in Soviet foreign policy. This means the Soviet Uniorr‘once again will picture itself as encircled and threatened by world capitalism. The news that Andrei A. Gromyko has replaced Dmitri Shepilov is causing some uneasiness in Western Euprope. This is particularly true among those groups which felt there was a pos- * sibility of negotiating com-|. oy... changes annolnced by the promises on such questions ' : as ] an security and| Communist party Central Commit the reunification of Ger-|'*e #80 indicate a rebuff to the many. present party boss, Nikita s. By PRESTON GROVER Chiet of AP Paris Bureau PARIS — The United States has stockpiled atomic warheads today. Selected Allied forces in NATO are being trained in the se of energy law forbids such disclosures... = | Last Jan.-3 Gen, Pate, Marine commandant, was quoted as saying Marines the U.S. 6th Fleet'in the Mediter: U.S. A-Warheads Stored in France==*=...- rancan were armed with “live” atomic artillery, but the White | View. Shepilov was appointed House refused to confirm or deny that this meant atomic war- | 8fV@ & definite purpose, heads. Tie Soviet Union warned the United States Jan. 23 against set- | ¥ , : home clearly to Communists ting up nuclear weapon and missile bases in other countries, per- at home and abroad, the Kremlin mitting such bases would receive quick atomic retaliation in the |nas named a man who event of war. HALF ENOUGH DIVISIONS The warning apparently was @ reaction to the disclosure in |pointment last June was President Eisenhower's budget message that the Pentagon is work- |x sop to President Tito ing on plans for organization of provide nuclear firepower for U.S, Army units and allies. The same week West Germany's Chancellor Konrad Adenauer | Kremlin admits | sald be believed Russian troops based just inside the Commuunist its assessment of the prospect for early this month 30 divisions m mys bee gah fu 8 influence Therefore, ¢ At present there are barely 15 usable divisions along the West- gesture made to Tito in June has|’ ee been withdrawn, : pb: 4 A \ G 8. Norstad, commander of ; is the minimum with which Western | The Kremlin traces much of its Eurdpe can support its present plan of defending aj) its territory. | woe in I een six atomic support commands to 1 eg “8 | ship voters wil go to the polls "Monday in a primary election that) will decide winners in seven con- tests for nomination to township : offices, seis howe e ashes eens One Year Age in Pontiac POMPOTAtUTE .occeesseneeey DD temperature Séevectewseenes 13 31 eee wee of Holly; and two sisters, Mrs, | William McGriff of Pontiac, and, Mrs. Maude Winston of Tulsa,' Okla. i Service will be at_ 1:30 p.m.’ Monday from the Voorhees-Siple Chapel. The Rev. Willard G. Stall- cup, his pastor, will officiate with burial following in Perry Mount! Park Cemetery. . | ; \pects her first. baby around July. grandchildren; a brother, Harry,\! N hiod husband, Clifton Daniel, 44, a staff mempber of the New York Times. Margaret, the only child of former President Harry S. Truman, ob- serves her 33rd birthday tomor- row \ married in Independence, Mo., Margaret's hometown, last April. lest businessmen, died last night This is one of a series of Internal Revenue Service Tax Return. to take the standard deduction — deduction. ’ * Your Income Tax to help you prepare your Income ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME The term adjusted gross income is important to employes. It is used in determining the limitations on contributions and the medical, expense deduction if you elect to itemize your deductions, or whether For employes it is the income to be reported, including reim- bursed expenses. Expenses incurred by an employe for out-of-town travel and local transportation may be offset against the gross in- | come, - - Expenses of an “‘outside salesman" may also -be offset ‘against the gross income, However, all such expenses must be in connectiot. $5/ With the pectorgnamee of services for your employer. (Purther ‘formation on income tax problems is available without charge at the Internal Revenue Service office, 53% W. Huron FE 2-0208. . La articles prepared by the U. Ss. and the amount of the standard % Miss Truman and Daniel were) itime of his retirement in 1946. Williams Lake school, All are chairmen of their respective PTA | Business Pioneer Dies at Rochester Frank J, Tower, , retired grocer and one of Rochester's old- at his/home, 125 East Third St., Rochéster. He had been in poor health for several months. |. Born in Wyoming, N.Y. March 24, 1867, he came to Rochester in 1906, where he operated a grocery business from that ‘date until the He is survived by one daugh- ster, Mrs, Dorothy Lewis of Rech- ester, Service will be held Monday at|“ 2 p.m. from Pixley Funeral Home, with burial in Mt. Avon Cemetery. County Election Plans Township primaries. are being held in Oakland County Monday in all but the following town- ships: Brandon (caucus Mon- day), Holly, Oakland (caucus) and White Lake. 7 “Cities and villages that will have ‘elections include Berkley, Oak Park, Hazel Park,.Ferndale, | ay uit i : Bloomfield Voters Bloomfield. Township Republi- cans will find contests en their primary election ballot Monday for nomination to six-ot eight town- ship offices, Winners of the nomi- nations at the primary probably will be elected April 1 at. the gen- eral election, as ne Demoerats have ‘filed for township offices. This is the first timé in a number of years that the Republicans have bad contests, * ley, highway ccmmissioner,/ Jasper B, Reid, Jr. Dudley is an incumbent, { H § au ae 529 cae zi lt i i z fel j G i ai i ac5 ig E i zi i ? Reservists Leave for 6 Months of Duty i i Railways, which recently its 100th anniversary, is Scat dinavia’s largest enterprise, It has 72,000 employees. Rent i} in his Herbert Cooley, -Pontiac Policejdency arose -Tuesday Officers’ Assn. president, accused City Attorney William A. Ewart “inconsistent”’ stead SEE Says Humphrey |isser"s nism. "ae are Louis G. Barry, 7 es — o wil ac - Silver Birch Dr., | Sees Full Prosperity For the past | eran by Se ship clerk; and Richard for Year and a” Half\ ri eat by the, — of a Pontiac auto-wash business.| — If Expenditures Cut — New. was servicn. Late eee eet odie eee . WASHINGTON (—Secretary cake Sens Anthony residents that ou tion as treasurer against her op- | wag formerly treasurer an i ‘ . = ; were teximeny batre« Howe Aveco|Dry New Mexico |,.2%.tnea icmingham * * . : “a ; —_Jn—a—three-way contest for the The group made the testimony| Fights for Water Teese < aps tntrntr yore 3, of 70 Wan Bid, li who ims cautioned! Instead Of Women| * Humer blvd. onto Osk street RAD eect tg th rontine Press Prete that a continued Kd goat vgs real ome oom, ot aveeat tishae Sag $f SSeS! stn hl eo ccs wee by ofr’ mal ere wl 9 a 103 | a el saora Te Nat, @ Ren. Pet me inten i aed od Rema te af tae Orchid the addition of this new Pontiac State Bank office hours five days a week, and 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. your hair," again urged that|County told the New Mexico leg-| sible. : Rd., an accountant. “| at 4 E. Lawrence St. Scheduled to open Tuesday, —_ hours on Fridays. everyone go to work” on trim-|, “more men in New Mex- - a> ' > ' ming expenditures. He said, busi-\i had been killed over water 11 UNOPPOSED ae : 2 z ness, labor and local governmentsi+han women.” A few minutes ; red cn, the Revahiins Scheduled to Open Tuesday asttats mast fin nderal Agencies hur, Trp. Lawrence code «lke, Dulles Debate slate are ard V. Johnson, 4, e . ae < Pluori ion avoiding inflationary ‘ Chaves County Democrat) am) inion Wile b. wei Pontiac State Bank Ofti Sete. \tgtum'the ‘renury forthe tical 5's tne mannond of New mex Mideast Strategy mominatons wae dD. etwee\POntiac State Bank Oltice! a _g_ zeae starting next July 3. Thi Isic men hasbeen satiered.” ee oe a oe 9. to. SHoure 10 Be Discussed Sestsser = ess as keane tn Perens, , Low Gita'to Feature 9 - to - 9 Hours LO inti sald milion of tela hme OPE es aed to hp ete ee Kenneth 48, for con- ee : a Waterford Elementari increase is necessary because of|.¢ women, but precious little wa-|20.000 arab refugees now stable; and Ray Har-| Establishment of vtitheitnd cs andthe Maries , 1956 law making a bookkeeping! +... The United States called for com- old Ailen, 49, and Burton H ,|state Bank office, which will helbank for the pest 15 years Will Get Treatments change in ae Se ee ie The Democratic battle tor the [nounced today by President Milo clude commetetal and soverrist| mainder ot the increase, he sald.| ¥OUNQSIEL FHT DY UAL;) ‘te meeting presumably also (rensuree’s tne. pit 7 ccated at 4 E. Lawrence St Bog ny ie check cash-| Plans for fluoridation treatments '* for “essential””’ Coast Guard), 04° ge 2 sos atin ts etanw ok ted James D. 32, of Waterford Township ele-|boat and plane replacement andin Crit | Condition w Soviet e a Baybrook Dr., \ railroad \the main bank building, the new/ing, ‘money orders and tra in three Town to handle a rising workload in the/40t. Wl Ht it calls the “aggressive” designs agalall. Mri, Dorothy |°tfice is scheduled to open bar aon mentary schodis are again under-\~ omg and Internal Revenue) ' ~ lof the Eisenhower doctrine for the Pen Beara gan aD nuda eka Toweship. dentin and. co. 82°C. Henty Meredith, 9, of 14520 Mar-|Mideast before the general assemb- : “Sty a Secretary of Btale’s branch The department will be open [DS i by William C. Zi sar the’ — low, Oak Park, ef laviewrnm at poe ‘ ee “ from 9 a.m. to § pm. daily ©X- man Associates, the site was for-| | After a : en ot Wiles | Eisenhower had been in daily tr copt for Friday when cloning sean nh aya mec Con Dotter fo ASK — ie, wae im owe ym cu wer hed boon te dally Seeking the Democratic nomina-| time will be 8 pm. Saturday |114 shoe shining establishment. - of Health at G the Middle East situation since tion to Justice are Patrick K. Daly,| ours will also be from 9 to 5. has been arranged from March 7,9 f fj fA vard Iate yesterday afternoon. _| is arrival in Georgia eight days 28, of 1148 Lynsue Ave.. a Mercury) Manager of the olfice will be Ps at the CAI Bui TRETENHON Ol AIQEr — | According. MR perrogen Fe Ppa hy Satan 3, 3192 Seebalit Dr, a Pontiac : Barber Clip ped bin esiay _ aon ie Sang WASHINGTON —Aides of Sen.|W@5 crossing Greenfield Ave. when) from Washington was made sud- Molbe Division employe; and Sey-|py gs as Thiet Shears _|iams Lake. Watertord Village and|Potter (R-Mich) said yesterday he|he was hit by a car driven by! demly Inte yesterday. mour Karp, 43, of 612 Highland Pontiac Deaths : Jaye Adaine schools, and'treat-lia asking the White House end\Bertha May Anson of 417 Ninth Meanwhile the U.N, assembly ‘Rd., owner and operator of an| $379 in Booty monte will begin the latter’ part|State Department to’ retain Fred-Avenue., Royal Oak. waited anxiously for a bold move _ aitplane ferry sefvice. = 1\ Pa a es of June at the CAI building, Rossjerick Alger of Grosse Pointe, sk © by the United States to make pos TRUSTEE POSTS Orville Reed Allison Someone apparently wanted to said, Mich., as Ambassador to Belgium.| Hurd said the boy was dragged|sible a solution to the Arab-Israeli After nominations} : set up his own barber shop when Reports 4n diplomatic and politi-|102 feet up over the curb and was) deadlock, Bite: bop h nae @, of 2490), Service for Orville Reed Allison. ‘he entered a local shop and took| Mrs. Kathlene Kowalskt. sale ical circles here list Clifford ee ee R took} The Sdnatign Sorem: bes sched Richard Lamberton, Baxt . t handi A dental health consul chairman Repu men pedestrians | y xtraord! session for poor ally a mace gery, Poe iP) e ate ing ley the bela cto 404 Highland Ave:,| With the program leaders front Finance Commie. “te a ‘Saty|to ane ta te ieee On bay's saorntay Sieaseen en ths Gale brook oo ot teacher; motia\ Church with the Rev. |told Pontiac Police his barber shop| te three schools, and together |successor to Alger, who has served| body, he said. " lafter the Eisenhower administra- 3 ang Lewis Ruelle, $7, pt $136 Farm|Gerald his pastor, officiat-|at 195 8, Bivd. was entered by the| With Dr. Ross, compose a master ee eee an eee Bae dihy egies been placed|tion’s announcement that Ts «.¢! oe thy Potter associates rs. Anson. tisfactoril ee * inna tery Me. Alnaoe’s Body wil tha giuna betwose S48 $n. Thare & to\ministration leaders “said > oe ne Ur ewe of gules be ing i t aenhian Go ae nes pol to reshuffle ambassadors . return for Israeli withdrawal from * ce & be at ihe Funeral _home day and 8 a.m. Friday. 8 weeks during the summer, and a/Policy Faulty Gas Refrigerator Competing for the three township| Uti! taken to the church at 1 p.m.| Reported missing were eight! university student or hygientist will four years and that loyal|/ Uity Gas Retrigers the captured areas. enanane comics poms enc oe y Thursday in'straight razors with jvory handles, he employed’ Other help will come|Pérty workers get a chance at such Fatal to Area Man Big Mo cao Ken Monday will Justice of the Peace Donald Far.|Pontiac: six pairs of electric clippers, four!trom volunteer assistants from the a ge om, le os io + gpd egret ban ib nam, 40, of 3083 Lansdown St., an a cloth P.T.A, groups sponsoring the Pro) vi cnator who Is fly-(Lake Rd., White Lake Township,|skjold regretting the fact that saint eorerinry of ote te Lan /DON A. Bradsher A radio. was also taken from|"S" Ross pointed out that more ing 40 Michigan this weekend, said|Wwas found dead in his home by alisrael has failed to comply with py a Fone Institute student:| Don A.“Bradsher, 51, of 100 W. on ——, ae A ee build-'than 35,000 children Se ES ae Ie vet ee 2 P ‘cial Security, My son died recently |“Not long ago you listed the re- a car like the new Buick to sell, plus your will- and his wife and children have|quirements: for a World War | ss t d—you il solid ‘been_getting Social Security pay-iveteran to be eligible for a veter- nen oe ee ee fon, Ould .o ments. “Is it possible that I'mjan's pension. I'm 66 and believe clientele that will buy from you year ofter year, eligible for Social Security due to/that I'm eligible. How much will . my son's record?” : I receive and where do I apply?” We're Oliver Motor Sales, 210 Orchard Lake~ No, But, mothers can qualify | Veterans 65 or over who are Avenue. Our phone number is FE 2-9101. eee it they're €2 or over and are | eligible for a pension from the _us now for on oppointment. the mothers of workers whe died | Veterans Administration (VA) coverage to qualify for survi- | may apply at any VA office. You vor’s payments and no spouse can get the address from a local TS. lasORTAnT ELECT A SUPERVIS WHO IS QUALIFIED | __& Resident and Taxpayer of — R i) < i? ¢ aie TUR a arms NE UN ON Ahi ai alta " tte De ah 58 yeaa ey em ENS Milica pels, A cu ycullkca glu. sg qo Rae: encase MM ICAL amici ac le AMOUR Le ERA AARNet Uh SO ARIS LAR NLT a WL This is a sale of all of our Fall 9 | and Winter stock of Topcoats ° Hy * Businessman it Kdeninistintor | - Waterford Township B and Overcoats. Coverts, | qT ,* Graduate of Michigan State _ * Member of Waterford : Tweeds, Velours and Shet- a } Universi e Community Activities, Inc. lands. By our regular famous- @ __jjj | Tes and Waterford Junior Chamber Hi of Commerce * Former Chairman of Central Oakland Planning Council — name makers—Eagle . .'. Rock- = : Knit ... Glenwood .. . Just pay | Vp of the regular price. * Graduate of Detroit College of Law, LLB Degree * Member of Central Methodist Church > ‘45.00 COATS ......122.50 | $49.50 COATS .....124.75 | 55.00 COATS ......*27.50 | $59.50 COATS ......'29.75 $65.00 COATS ......832.50 $69.50 COATS .....:34.75 | ‘75.00 COATS ......*37.50 i | i | ELECT RICHARD DICK Kl HN HE IS CAPABLE Endorsed by Supervisor Lloyd Anderson DICK WILL ic CARRY ON SUPERVISOR ANDERSON’'S PROGRAM -* NOT BE A PART TIME SUPERVISOR f All Sizes: Regulars... Shorts ...Longs...Extra Longs ‘NEW SPRING TOPCOATS NOT INCLUDE _IN THIS SALE! 1." CHARGE or LAYAWAY pote Again We Stress -- These Coats | Are on Sale Monday Only! | 3 i Here is one of the greatest. of our Monday specials! | This sale will not be repeated! fn AM a a tem NN a = a ML * THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ‘16, 1957 jge 19 the polls for primary eleejproperty be rezoned, from i. i a 5 iy Fz | for Anniversary for Celebration men, The former Cecile Johnson | poservations EXPERIENCED! and Vernon Miller were married | gould be te te i ae ‘ in North Branch Feb. 20, 1907, | -.jting Mrs, Wright, FE 17-0038, Primary Election | snd have since uved on the tarm |the church, FE 23584. KEEGO HARBOR — Chamber of y |Commerce will hold its installation dinner at 7 p.m. Monday at Ro- tunda Inn, Pine Lake. Mayor Jack Loveland are: Post- master Bert Hobelth as presi- dent; Leon Windsor Seek Budget Okay Church in Gingellyille Dedicates Week 17-23 ‘ or ceremony. : : oe aoe Cone eer To evening, starting Recently he attended Senior |tablish a special assessment dis- | earn ateons Glaser bold by #20 Lake trict in Sections 23, 24, 25, 26, 3 motion pictures of church | Orion Women’s Club im the Metho-|2"4 36 of Avon Township. t throughout the years, dist church tm Orion, He amd | Also, levying of an annual pe at bers of the Sunset Club ef Pon- (Valuation upon the in the) ' ”"|members will relate some of their ao a new ia ‘mos - - activities, The Rev. James Luther| tise, which Js sponsoring the |district pee bs ecg — Le cares ag fe eS ee new Senior Citizens’ group of this ios ge tre| DE cou i. Vernon Millers ments will be served. * ae — department in the t own wh I p. : 4 | “os ‘ lige ge longevity) Qnty those people living in the |Lake Orion sage Plan Celebration | _ At» simer on Feb. 22 at ¢:30 @ clean ‘moral life,! aistricts will voto on the Issue. (day night T ER - p.m., Rev. Walter Bollagh of the |work, and take time for leisure.”| ry. would be in Precincts 2, |at 1:30 p. for Anniversary | ‘ste Orion Baptist Church wilt Rochester Fire Hall and Pre- |odist Church, Lake Orion, He lies ; speak.- Mrs, Francis Gingell cinct 6 on Auburn Rd. lin state at Allen’s Funeral Home. ‘SUPERVISOR = nora BRANCH — Mr. and) ae See ee Independence Dems * @ ¢. Dr. Oliver, in Methodist ministry West Bloomfield Township |M™. Vernon Miller of 2329 Jobo-| O°, S00 San" be by Supervisor Cyril E, Miller is un-|39 years, was 64, Family requests Vest WP | son Mill Rd., here, will hold open Paste the drawing down on stiff paper and color the basket inside : ‘the outlines only, leaving the background white. Color the flowers; | Announcement lightly in delicate colors with green leaves and stems. : Cut out the two circles “A” and “B”, and fasten them firmly, x to back, with a long pencil or wooden rod in the middle. | ; Hold the red between the palms of your hands. and look steadily at basket ‘‘A’’ for-a moment. with the greatesi of pleas- Then twirl the red rapidly, back and forth holding it as shown in ure, and welcome Charlie the small picture “C” and the flowers will appear to be in the basket] . as in “D.” ° back after seven years ab- (M. Ciruti of Houston, Tex., won $10 for this suggestion. Send your ideas in care of this Newepaper. Violet Moore Higgins, AP Newsfea-| : tures.) sence from the community. bao gees Waka ; a] | ! : the way for the first policy state- We know Chane Andeso’ hay finds an Dem Conference =i m= S== form It adopted the council — politi- er real estate clients will be pleased to learn | cal child of Butler-and his execu- of his re-association with Roy Annett, Inc. Enters Last Day tive committee—as an official ad- DORCAS TIBBALS ' junct with the role of party voice ¢ sense between national conventions. Treasurer For the past seven years Charlie . has been in Florida with his family. “ Then, as expected, it gave WATERFORD TWP. While there he was engaged in the profession he knows best and for | Chairman Butler Backs Butler a resounding vote of con- : ‘as which he is well qualified . .. Real Estate. We at Aunts welcome New Civil Rights Stand |tidence. Only Kentucky's two or Tow ret bleapele Charlie and family back to Pontiac. We welcome his return. to our at San Francisco suasshere. diepeuted. 4 tee ere = Reg. 1.98 organization, His fifteen years of experience, his thorough knowledge -.. are (REPUBLICAN) Fine pinwale corduro of all phases of the realty profession, as salesman and broker are again SAN FRANCISCO uf” — Demo-| night ee ee ade — Washee easily. Sones a available to you who need and seek them. We invite you to get his valuable advice and council in any matter pertaining to buying, selling or property management. ‘ styled with boxer back, tapered legs. Sizes 7-14. ‘ a cratic National Chsirman Paul/Stevenson .at a $50-a-plate fund- | butler presided over final sessions | Taising err aa ; of a national party conference to- Butler ne closed meeting, indicated the ad-' . day with a double victory to visory council. had pretty well! : . 9 | o.. i “ . eS ee ined: (Junked_@ proposed resolution that Stop in or ’phone Charlie at Our Offices y one question | remained: | seemed certain to fire up South- f mas whether the Democratic National] ” ; ern Democrats. The resolution Advisory Council’ weuld approve urged Democratic congressmen Roy Annett Inc. Realtor |= ""!S"" sss : ; Amid pressure from the faction ‘ \ known as Northern liberals, two 28 E. Huron Street Phone FE 8-0466 actions by the Democratic Nation |p Apa ape ” pal Committee _yesterday cleared mmy ominat sms 'T-Viewed Tonight HOLLYWOOD — Television's ltribute to its own top talents is ‘on tonight — the nominations for ‘the Academy of Television Arts J ‘and Sciences annual Emmy stat- < Guaranteed first quality! 60-Gauge Nylons. 52 Reg. 69c 15-denier evening sheers in co-ordinated lengths with fine line dark seams. Spring shades. 81 to 11. * * * | Many first ranking entertainers will enliven the nominations, ‘which will be telecast over the NBC network from 6 to 7:30 p.m. (EST) both in color and in black : | and Fv The people of Waterlord | It will originate both from here jj Township will be missing @ eee eee | WILSON GARDNER, Repub- fogs the producers ae lican candidate for Township i Repeating @ giant sell-out! F_shion-wise Bras will be on entertainment notill Caerk. Hf you want efficient, | the voting technicalities. the - for (iiaatnriisieiitlieiiesaaaione Clerk's Office, vote for WIL- ‘ g GARDNER for Town- Railroads in the U.S. operate Hj ship Clerk on Feb. 10th, 1,825 dining cars serving up to 1957. Reg. 59 |500 meals per day. | White cotton with circu- lar stitched cup that su rts and flatters. Elastic inserts, Sizes 32-40, A-C, Forsighted People Select Pontiac Federal Savings Add life to pillows with Zipper Protectors 2-1 21x27” pillow protectors with sturdy linen finish and handy zipper closure. Attractive floral prints. HONORARY DIRECTOR a: > _ HIGHER EARNINGS .\.. we pay 3% Current Rate | of Dividend. We have always paid the highest rate possible with safety based on our sound principles and wise, conservative investments. INSURED SAFETY . . . Be Federal Savings Accounts are INSURED to $10,000. by a permanent instrumentality of the United States \ aang A “must” for hostesses! 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In RDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1957 City Junior High to Be Presented on argaret Snyder and Florin jes, Washington 5 onl Be wad Vacations. in Florida for 2 Weeks beth ike cond lett by plane on| Classes will participate in the Vocal Wilder of Washington Junior High ees s ue 1) |Thursday for a two-week vacation) Music Festival are (left to right) Julius School, The festival is the second an- at Miami Beach, Fla. While there : > 4 * 1 ‘ " aa aah bs 0 ee of Wek Goan A. Middledorf of Lincoln’ Junior High nual program of this nature. Heron. Three instructors whose vocal Sue Eckly of Lincoln and Gordon 4 Pontiac Press Phetes Regular socal practice session fo the second an- give L-é nual junior high Vocal Music Festival are pre-° Shown sorting music are (left, background) Karen Ter- vi Mek, Wein cd Mae ; et ae ceded by ‘music sorting sessions’. The festival is sched- Marsch-of Joslyn avenue and Mary Hughes of North- \conesee ie, superintendent of | i f Re uled ia Feb. 26 in the Pontiac High Schoat gymnasium. field street. In the foreground are (left) Bill Dean of |Pontiac poe ‘J. Cecil on of Use 6 Rules to Avoid O ice P olitics ee : . -s . ° Walled Lake, assistant superinten- Five junior high schools will participate in the Program. Clara street and Richard Lamphere of Joslyn Wvenue. | aot of Walled Lake achoole; Glenn my ANKE MEYWOOD Ms thane and eventually “taiie”, Yen git peegad call plpenbeled as . H. Griffin of Ogemaw road and them. and the other cliques may have Louis Schimmel of West froquois| It seems to me that office poli- hon hp best road, members of the Board of|tics is America’s favorite indoor Vea aaa aati taney doe re use for you. Better play the Education, left Friday to attend - the oS ie rican. Aso If you let filing pile up, or let your * * | schedule get behind, you'll have| Also, try to have lunch some- sociation of School Administrators ° being held in Atlantic City, N. J.| Scarcely a day goes by that I a subconscious guilty feeling that times with friends from other of- te Gs don’t receive a letter from some-| Will make you touchy. — tae = pans The more you ~ ..|one complaining about office poli-; $3, Don’t join any special own away from June the scene of «surprise birth| eS im his firm. re: aay nae aren me rreeedirplaagha Raa og day party for Mrs, Robert M.| Occasionally, as with a letter proctnlretyrien aa ok in. Thursday evening.| I got today from a young man | “fice, always go " friends gathered to help her| in=Indiana, they're more’ frank | ‘te same crowd. VOID CONFIDENCES slebrate the day. than that, * 6 * bad w bd *. Deland | 1.61 Mt sointere for’ wine ati Officers Elected of ¥ preg md = politics. This is my first by Les Filles will return to his home in - «* * Br n 1H me But they're apt to tell too-much, Obviously, office politics is at onde Q awe they will hate th Uae A fi iit Fi E oll = 8 Claudia Lessel of Cadillac avenue students at Lincoln Junior High and will accompanies (left to right standing) take part in the city-wide junior high must take Gordon Stevens of Short street, Gary school Vocal Music Festival, -Feb. 26 Have them pr ali and checked at least twice) Bowes of Chamberlain street and Sue at Pontiac High School. | Beltz of Poplar street. They are all Edna F. Scully Speaks Nuptial Vows A A floor -length gown fashionedjriage this morning to Leon T.; gown was formed of finely pleated! Leon E. Messinger of Baldwins- with a bodice of Chantilly lace|Messinger. _ bands of nylon tulle. The deep| over slipper satin was worn by ~*~ * * yoked skirt of Chantilly lace with ville, N. Y., asked Ernest Mac- Donald to perform the duties of Edna Frances Scully for her mar-| The portrait neckline of the/a flounce of nylon tulle fell into a best man. Ushers were Beryl F. chapel sweep. Edna Frances A softly fluted Juliet cap of ~ net and lace dotted with brilli- ants secured the bride's finger- tip veil of silk illusion. Scully, Charles Messinger, Wil- | liam Graham and Thomas C. | Fitzpatrick. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Scully chose an amethyst-colored The Rev. John A. Trese solemn-| 4°eSS with matching jacket. Her ized the Nuptial High Mass in st.|S¢cessories were in a lilac shade Vincent de Paul Church at 10/24 she wore a corsage of pink o'clock in the presence of 250) guests. ko ow ot Mrs. Dora roses. * * * Mrs. Messinger chose a navy Edna, daughter of Thomas P.| blue dress with matching Eton Scully of a Scully of North Woodward ave.| jacket, Navy blue and white ac- South Sanford ee nue and Mrs, Dora Scully of South / cessories and a corsage of pink o% ; ty 2 Sanford street, asked her sister, street, became ; | . Mrs. William L. Kinch, to serve the bride of ll as matron of honor. Mrs. Thomas ome completed her ensemble, BREAKFAST SERVED nT i ‘on ‘L, Thornberry wes the bride’s Immediately following the cere- Messinger ey other attendant. today in St. a ae ‘ CORAL AND GREEN mony, mermibers of the wedding party and the immediate families gathered at Devon Gables for Vincent de ti “ 4 The attendants were gowned/ breakfast. An afternoon reception Dp oe pon alike in coral and mint green chif-| was held at the Catholic Family ‘aul Church. ; ad . fon, respectively. Their gowns|Ceater from 3 until 5 o’clock. ‘were fashioned with draped boat x * * necklines, very full skirts and fly- ing panels that accented the back. * * * Each attendant wore an open crown bénnet with small flowers ‘decorating the brim and carried cascade arrangements of carna- tions, MRS. LEON T : oad son of Mr, and Mrs. ee ww For traveling to the Southeast- lern states the bride ehanged to a! costume suit of gray and black’ | stripes with a companion coat in light gray flannel, A‘white hat j and gloves and a corsage of white camellias completed. her costume. On their return the newlyweds will reside on Whittemore street. a | = * *® * sport which you can win at only; Peggy Warren was elected pres- Mr. and Mrs. William Kemp of} by not playing! But here are some) ident of Les Filles when 22 mem- East Hammond Lake road are| pointers for this boy afid for all anxiously awaiting March 1 when) others who have been bothered by they will leave for 10 days of|“‘office politics’: skiing at Aspen, Colo. 1. Be sure you are in a job that * * * is right for you. If the job is wrong it | bers, with their sponsor, Mrs. Wallace Williams, and junior sponsor, ' Karen Bronoel opened her home Michigan Weavers’ Guild will|for you, you'll do it incompetent-|°" Pioneer drive for the meeting. hear Kathryn Wellman speak on! ly and unhappily. “Color and Design” at the guild) . meeting to be held Thursday at WORST POLITICIANS Other officers elected were Ann Hodges, vice president; Carol Riley, treasurer; Kathy Calhoun, the Women's City Club, Detroit.) It is the incompetent and wn-| recording secretary; Barbara Grif-|““*" ; Local members of the group are|happy people who become the| fin, corresponding secretary, and aren’t there, you can't Mrs. E. L. Karkau of Oneida road,| worst office politicians. Janet Livingstone, parliamentarian.|»¢ credited with vicious remarks Mrs. M. F. Macaulay of Motor-| They try to make up, in charm,| Kathy Hawn wags appointed his-| YOU never made — but when you way drive and Mrs. C, T. Ekelund| what they lack in ability, Then ‘lof Ottawa drive. those who work hard begin to dis- Having a practice session for the fashion show they'll model in Tuesday are (left to right) Robert J. Clift of Scot Lake road, Lynelle Redmond of Drayton Plains, Molly Sellman of Mohawk road and Richard Gorman of North Genesee avenue. The youngsters will model fashions from Mr. Fred's Wonderland, Tuesday oo : ’ | torian. During the evening secret/4re there, you can! pals names were revealed. ((Copyright 1957) at a fashion show and 12:45 p.m. luncheon sponsored by the Child Study Clubs of Pontiac, The show willibe held at Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan building and will feature old anil new fashions for youngsters. Flor. ence Rann of. Michi e University will speak on “Modern Man Made F abrics, Their-Use and Care.” — $ A Sg Sm NE Ah: i il: a ah i i ay ie ete a Ae is = elle a a a a A: A A i i a Bl ts i AM A A RN mR a A gh ange KATHLEEN MARGARET BELL Former Birmingham residents, Mr. and Mrs, Donald Snow Bell of Benson, Ariz., announce . the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen Margaret, to William Henry Aughey III, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Aughey of Wil at Univ of Michigan where he is doing graduate work. A June), wedding is planned by the couple. Margery Dodes © Becomes Bride in Methodist Rite Married at Central Methodist Church ‘were Margery | Aileen Dodes of Williams street and Allen Ra’ of East Tennyson ave- nue, Dr. Milton Bank performed the ceremony Feb. 2. > 2 * She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Frank J, of Concord and he is the son Mrs. Sara Ravenscroft of Lonaconia, Md. A waltz-length gown of Chan- tilly lace over net was worn by the bride. Mrs, Ruby Murdock and Mrs. Louise Granger of Con- cord were her attendants, Mar- tha Alexander served as flower gir. William Werizig of Battle Creek was best man, and ushers were Clinton West, Ray Ross and Claude Scarrett. * ¥ * A reception was held in the church parlors immediately follow- ing the cefemony. Following a wedding trip, the newlyweds are residing on East Tennyson ave- nue. ne Ladies Guild H Detroit Detective Willard Jackson, detective with the Detroit Police Department, was_speaker at the Wednesday evening cooperative dinner meet- ing held by the Ladies Guild of St. Trinity Lutheran Church. Hus- bands of the members were spe- cial guests. Detective Jackson told of »um- erous cases handled by his de-|_ partment and the manner in which they were solved, March 12 is the date set for the next meeting of the guild, en eee Box Social Enjoyed by Extension Group Huron Gardens Extension Group met at the home of Mrs, Don Ridgley on Boston avenue for a Valentine box social Wednesday evening. Members each contributed an ar- ticle of nightwear for the children at the Oakland County Tubercu- losis Sanatorium. Mrs..Gene Whitfield will conduct the lesson on “Thrifty. Meals” at the March 20 meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Gerald Wright on Scott Lake road. PTAActivities Wishe ‘d uaa ee ry Se in chee, poem a en nem Del. She is a student) fod a e ti we spend in b may be small, the results can be If you decide to dominal muscles in tightly is a good exercise in itself. Just a half hour a day plus & cor. * If you decide to take a half hour a day for yourself, use 15 minutes of it in figure molding exercises. ~y eoneas sauce tir David Goodstein built his fas-, hion reputation on clothes whose | perfection lies in superb tailoring and styling that is a true reflec- tion of American taste and activi- ties. x & : This step-in dress witth a fly front is banded all around and buttoned at the closing. Top stitching outlines all the detail, which is simple to manage even nasium. for a beginner because the ex- « ER o SPADEA’ S AM ERICAN David Goodstein DESIGNER PATTERN ° “d ag pge oe 4 Step-in Dress Features: Superb Tailoring, Styling clusive designer - sized pattern which is carefully perforated and hand cut for custom fit, and in- cludes an accurate step-by-step instruction sheet. 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David Goodstein label available for 25 Coming Events Better Homes and Ga Club will meet Thorsday at the ‘A at I p.m. The 23rd anniversary of taa- Son Wants Girl Friend at Reunion Mother Objects to Having Outsider at Family Affair By EMILY POST A mother tells me: “My son, who is 19 and in the service, age for about a year, They not officially engaged though they talk of getting married when he comes out of the service (which won't be for a year and a half). “Once a year our family has a reunion. This year it is to be at our house and my son would like me to invite his girl friend to this family get-together. As they are not as yet married, I do not feel| that she belongs at this family gathering. Will you please give me your opinion?" Answer: From your account, it is evident that they have an understanding and if you approve of her then she-should certainly be invited te the family get-to- gether. “Dear Mrs. Post: I am quite answer their parents. For example, should they say ‘yes, Mother’ or ‘yes, ma'am’; ‘yes, dad’ or ‘yes, sir’? I have a friend whose children have been taught to say ‘yes, sir’ and ‘yes, ma'am.’ “My children have picked it up and I am not sure I like it, I want to teach my children the correct way but, having been raised in another country where a different language is spoken, I: really haven't any idea what is best taste. Will you please advise me.’ Answer: “Yes, Mother” and “yes, Dad” are in unquestionably best taste. Dear Mrs. Post: Is it proper to keep gloves on while eating re- freshments at a. wedding recep- tion?” 2 Answer: While drinking the health of the bride and bridegroom and eating no more than a thin sandwich and a small cake, they - Leneth may be left on. When eating any wat ‘wi nape of amount of food, they should be Sizes Bust ‘Waist Toekes pu dd removed, 19 34 24 38 16% ne ea a fi :; 16 8 28 39 17% Founding Marked 18 40 30 41 17% Taking part in the Founders’ Day ceremony at the Hawthorne PTA meeting Thursday were Mrs. Walter Schmitz, Mrs. Marshall Vallad, Lynda Guenther, Helen -|Carrick, Mrs, Charles Baty, Mrs. Sidney Ruff, Timmy Kaul, Mrs. Rita Silvas, Lesta Stanley and Mrs. Thomas Turner. . | tton will be hs 1°18 E. Huron St, Boys-Girls Accordion Lessons are Fun and Will Help You to Popularity. Enroll Now—Free Adaptabili- ty Test. Use Our Accordion While Learning.. GALLAGHER MUSIC CO. | ts. Pontiac _ mastered this trick, bs Church Greets. been going with a girl his own, "Pastor and Wife confused as to how children should|: ime Sok for Bony Rontine f Often we fall to do things we plan to do because we keep wait- ing until we have more time. We never quite reach that mirage and so we do not eo what we wish, If you would Tike to have my leaflet about household organi- zation send a stamped, self . ad- dressed envelope with your request | for leaflet No, 62. Address Jose- phine Lowman in. care *. The Pontiac Press, History Outlined to Wilson PTA Highlights of the history of Wil- son School PTA were given by Mrs. Wilbur Caverl: and Mrs. C. Stait Lloyd at the Thursday meet+ ing of the PTA. * * Mrs, John Kennedy, Mrs. David Wells, Mrs. Elmer Hutson, Mrs. Ed Hopkins, Mrs. Cameron Wilkin- son and Mrs, John Neaves, past presidents, were guests at the meeting and received corsages, Twelve birthday cakes, repre- senting each month of the year, * were served’ by members of the|- executive board, The Adult Education Group dis- tributed notices urging parents and teachers to attend their group meetings, planned to promote a better relationship between parents and teachers for the benefit of stu- dents. The Rev. and Mrs. Karl Ostberg and family of Connecticut were welcomed at the Wednesday eve- ning dinner meeting of the Dea- coness Group of First Congrega- tional Church. The Rev. Mr. Ost- berg will serve here as assistant minister. © The invocation was given by the Rev, Malcolm K. Burton, and Dr. William A. Gordon: served as toastmaster. Entertainment was provided by a trio from Waterford High School and the Boys’ Choir trom Pontiac High School. Also featured on the program were Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Hor- witz who showed pictures of their recent trip to Europe and the Mid- die East, including the Holy Land. Following the presentation of the pictures, Mr. Horwitz expressed the belief that “peace in the Mid- die East is a prerequisite for peace in the world and is the key to the future of the Arab states and of Israel.” ry ' | Thursday Mrs. Ray Valentine Is Guild President - Mrs, Ray Valentine will serve as ‘president of St. Bernadette Guild of St. Benedict Church assisted iby Mrs, James Bale, vice presi- dent; Mrs. James Huellmantel, sec- retary, and Mrs, George Ward, treasurer, Officers were elected at the meeting of the group held at the home of Mrs. Leon Thomas on Elizabeth Lake road. Mrs. William Swanson assisted the hostess. Guests at the meeting were Mrs. Lloyd Banks and brs. Homer Harrison. Sorority to Assist With Blood Bank Plang were made to assist with the Oakland County Community Blood Bank to be held April 22, when members of Omega. Mu Sig- ma sorority met recently at the home of Mrs. Leo Halfpenny on Lewis street. Mrs. Robert Reynolds assisted the hostess. Plans were also made for the pledging new members at the March meeting. Lola Strom, presi- — conducted the business meet- ng. Devotions were presented by son, Karl, are new arrivals Teenage Son Lax Parental Atti By RUTH MILLETT For parents of teenage sons: Without realizing it, you may be giving your teenage boy more leis- ure, more freedom and more spending money than he knows how to handle, . * * * It's a cinch that you are if you haven't the vaguest idea of where he is or what he is doing. If he has all the money he needs without working for any of it, he is ai onrgysed killing time hanging around joints or aimlessly riding around in a car. If you secretly feel that he shows less respect for you than he should, it may well be that you haven't demanded that he show repect for adults, simply because they are adults. test when he referred-to a teacher as “old lady so-and-so” or spoke of a friend's father as ‘‘Joe's old man," can you really be sur- you? * * * If you have a daughter you know what you expect from the boys who take her out. But have you taught your own son that if he is old enough to date, he is old enough to feel responsible for the girl whose parents entrust her to him? Have you impressed on him that being responsible for her includes. driving carefully, not taking her anywhere her parents don't want St. Mary Guild Elects Officers elected president pf St. Mary Guild of St. Benedict Church at the Thursday afternoon meeting held son on Osceola drive. Serving with Mrs. Lewis are Mrs. Earl McJunkin, vice presi- dent; Mrs. Raymond Zimmerman, recording secretary, and Mrs, F. Lee Thomas, treasurer. Appointed committee chairmen were Mrs. Anton Bego, house; Mrs. 4oseph Albrecht, telephone, and Mrs. F. H. Gottschalk, pub- licity. Mrs. Thomas. invited the group to meet in her home on a. Merrill Petrie. oe | Lake road March iM NEW RUG and CARPET CLEANERS sie 2-7132 42 Wisner Biren. ‘Call New Way Rug and Carpet Clean- ers for all your home cleaning prob- lems! Rugs, carpets, davenports, and chairs will be cleaned to perfec- tion. Have your re- pair work done at sex same time! . WAY Rev, and Mrs. Karl W. Ostberg, shown with their daughter, Lorie and Coming here from W eston, Conn. where Mirrors Home Training Drift Into Delinquency | that he gets In at a reasonable If*you've listened without pro-|, prised that he isn't respectful to! -* in Pontiac. 2 Behavior tude Allows Boy to her to go, getting her home on time and not risking her reputa- tion and her safety by parking, etc.? Instead of going to bed before your son is in at night because you are teo tired to sit up, do you have the gumption to see hour? , Boys from “good homes” are getting into serious trouble for no apparent reason, * * * But there must be reasons. And it is well for parents to start look- ing for them before their own children get into difficulties that he was pastor “af ie 1 Norfield Pini tional Church, the Rev. Mr. Ostherg will be the: new associate pastor at the First Congregational Church. Mrs. Mihalek Talks to Whitfield PTA In celebration of Founders’ Day, Mrs. William Mihalek, president of the Pontiac Council of PTA, spoke at the Daniel Whitfield PT, ing Wednesday. She told of the eceomplishmenrs of the local, state and national PTAs, Following the. short business meeting, refreshments were served by first grade homeroom mothers. 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Confident Living |Quiet Room for M oes Ne ps ded in a Noisy World eubbybote, hoe gral ada but it was beautifully dec- By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE d what he called ‘‘a silence room.” It was just a ~, orated, : On the walls he had soft shades of color: Har- ' monizing with this were handsome curtains at the ; windows. A thick carpet covered the floor. But the only furnishings were a table, a chair, a picture, and a book, rs *' « : aoe my description of this room you might think that the chair was ‘an overstuffed lounge chair. But it wasn't; it was a straight chair. He called it a “@isciplinary chair,” for my friend didn't go into "that room to sleep. He went there to be alive, hap- - pily and quietly alive. How did he go about it? He would enter that room at the end of a busy day. That one book-in it was the Bibie, which rested on the table.’ He would pull up his straight chair, open the Book, and pro- ceed to saturate his mind with its great words of quietness and peace. The one picture he had placed on the wall was of the Matterhorn, oe Mh land contemplate the picture; then he would say, “I will lift up mine that great projection of rock climbing into the skies, covered always with jts eternal snows, brooding over the quaint little town which lies | at its feet. After reading a while, he would lift his eyes from the Book jeyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help.” * * * Thus would this man induce quietness into mind and heart. And, ZION CHURCH of the NAZARENE 239 E. Pike. Rev. Robt. A. North; Pastor FE 4-6216 Bible School 10 A.M. Morning Worship 11 A.M, Youth Service 6:45 P.M. Evy ic 7:30 P.M. . Come and Test Our Welcome : ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH "07 Hill Street at Cherry Court Morning Worship ................... ..-. 11:00 A.M, “ Rev. Cat's W. Nelson, B. D.. Pastor aie as he did so, he would feel a resurgence of strength, power and vital- ity. This ultimately gave him a sense of real napa. more than he had ever known, IDEA COPIED IN MANY PLACES His idea has now taken hold in other places. How many homes have ‘silence rooms” I do not know, but many public places have}; rooms set aside, decorated and equipped for such private meditation. In many places they are called “meditation rooms.” There is one such room at the United Nations in New York, and Conrad Hilton has taken | presses itself in silence. And we must learn to know this creative si- lence and to bring it into our lives. For the greater the amount of | of the Hilton hotels. Some business offices and industrial plants have meditation rooms where people may pray and find peace and strength. Central Methodist Ses. ee B. Bask, P. B. Mintotes Calvin C. Rice, B. D., Avat, Sunday School .................. 9:45 4.M. Morning Service ................10:45 A.M. “Christ’s Cross Becomes Our Plus” ' Dr. Milton H. Bank, Preaching (Broadcast Over WPON 11:00 A.M.) Sense of renewed vigor and joy. } with God. As Thomas Carlyle wrote, “Silence is the’ element in which! lare restless till they rest in Thee.” And one of the great thinkers of a personal interest in making such rooms a service to guests of some PA Ld ie . People find such rooms very helpful because, in a confused, noisy, crowded, mechanistic civilization we realize that what is eternal ex- spiritually charged silence we can get into our lives, the greater the LEARN SILENCE POWER a man who did an unusual thing in building a new(-.. Whittier School children and teachers are planning a program to celebrate Brotherhood Week on Friday, at 7 p.m. in the big gym- nasium at Jefferson Junior High * * * John Perdue, first Negro prin- cipal in the Pontiac Schools and Mrs. Beulah Brewer, first Ne- gro principal in the Detroit Public Schools have been invited to be present to receive special recog- nition. The dramatization and the quiz program will recognize and pay tribute to many famous Amarions) Negroes. Members of the D.A.R. hae chosen this occasion to present a flag to Whittier School. The sixth grade choir, under the direction of Albert Shaw, will sing ’ ispirituals and patriotic songs. Children participating in the quiz program will compete for prizes donated by the International Jay Boys Club. Prizes will be: A 25 dollar Savings Bond for first prize; 10 dollars in Savings Stamps for second; 5 dollars in Savings Stamps for third, and $3.50 in Sav- ings Stamps for fourth prize. x * * Recognition-of famous American Negroes during Brotherhood Week has become a tradition at Whittier School. ‘Christian Home’ Discussion Topic of Presbyterians EAST LANSING — “Establish- ing a Christian Home" will be one William James, the father of American psychology, once said, ‘ is as important to learn silence power as it is to learn word pall Words are a chief means -by which we communicate with each other, | while silence is an important mechanism by which we communicate great things fashion themselves.” . Real happiness is a great but difficult ‘thing to find. Many people spend all their lives seeking it, yet er find it. The quest is a rest- less one; it goes on and on. Saint tine once wrote, “Our hearts all time, Pascal, said, “Happiness is not inside us. Happiness is not outside us. Happiness consists in the union of ourselves with God." Central Christian Church 2 G. W. GIBSON, Minister. FE 4-0239 347 North Saginaw _ Bible School ee 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship... A hay teeny . 11:00 A.M. Young People Meeti “aa ageg 1 8290 PM Evangelistic Hour .... zen nao 7:30 P.M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting . Lavon . 7:00 P.M. 6 *° @¢ 26 __‘This, then, is a formula for living a happy life. Take some time! every day for quiet meditation, for reading and meditating upon the great truths of the greatest of all books. This will bring you close to’ God. And in those deep spiritual moments you will find the secret of bed the topics for the annual Mich- an Presbyterian Young Adults ones at Kellogg Center, Michigan State University, Feb. 199.94 The event will draw 175 young adults — both single and married. In addition to the Christian- home session,, the conference participants wilt exchange ideas to impreve their programs in the fields of recreation, worship, program planning and human relations, The Sunday cserhiols worship service will be held in the Alum- ni Chapel on the Spartan campus. Jeining to sponsor the educational jconference are the Synod of Mich- igan, Presbyterian Church of the U.S.A., and the M.S.U. Commit. (Copyright 1957) tee on. ‘Church-Related Programs. ee Chuch Rolls List 19,000 THE SALVATION ARMY (CITADEL) | 29 W. Lawrence Street ——SUNDAY SERVICES—— Sunday School-—9:45 A. M, Young People’s Legion—6 P. M. Holiness Meeting—11:00 A. M. Salvation Meeting—7:30 P. M. Thursday Prayer and Praise Meeting—7:30 P. M. S/Captain and Mrs. Magnus A. Michalsen, commanding olficers-in-charge of YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED! 60 State Street Bible School ..........9:45 A.M. ‘Morming Worship ..... 11:00 A. M. “THE CHRISTIAN DUTIES TO ONE'S SELF” Evangelistic Service _.. 7:30 P. M. “A SOBERING THOUGHT” | Ae Youth Service ........ 6:30 P.M. ‘Menneth A Hutchinson, Arthur Hubbs, Minister of Music —_— memes girl want to live and work in the hills of Liberia among members of the'Loma tribes who still live in thatched mud huts? Pert blonde Margaret Miller’s enthusiasm for her job teaching them to read and write was answer enough as she described her work at the annual meeting of the Committee on World Disciples of Christ Now Number 107 Churches in Michigan INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Disci- ples of Christ (Christian) Churches in Michigan have 19,382 members ‘in 107 Christian Churches, accord- jing to the new 860-page Year Book Literacy and Christian Literature in New York recently. lof Disciples of Christ just released! Far from the outside world, in] _by the International Convention of- an almost inaccessible spot, Miss ifice of the communion, Miller works with Dr. and Mrs. The total membership of the Dis- Wesley Sadler at the literacy cen- ‘ciples of Christ churches in the ter they built up in the village of ‘United States and Canada now Wozi. When they came there five 8 ands at 1,930,760 in 8,062 churches. years ago, not one of its one thous-, cS Liberian Literacy Center Penetrates Each Clearing What makes a chic American| ing in- those forests. Trained in the ‘Each One Teach One’ system, they are now ready to meet the new on-rushing: Africa.” Miss Miller, on a one-year leave of absence, is studying at Hartford Theological Seminary and will give several lectures on literacy work. The Committee is a unit of the Division of Foreign Missions of the National Council of Churches, Executive Secretary Assisting Lutherans- The Rev. Ihno A. Janssen, exec- ’|Clara Valley with door bell and to. "Men's. “Homan saci, hea a Is It?” will be the topic of the address’ by Dr. Morton J. Sobel when he speaks to the Men's Club of Temple Beth Jacob at the 6:30 p.m. dinner - ‘meeting Tuesday. at Ted's Restaurant, * 6 *¢ Dr. Sobel, director of the Mich- igan Region Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, bes been * Charch Scheel, 9:15 Sunday Services 9:15 and 11:15 A. M. A.M, i] THE REV. JOHN W. WIGLE, Vicar He has heen consultant to the Detroit Round Table of the Na- DPI Committee om Better Hu- man Relations Through Edu- tional Conference of Christians aos uP and Jews, the Detroit Public Li- WATERFO. TOWNSHI brary, Michigan Methodist Con- aisucdi hd. 0 Willams inks he. ferences and a member of the as WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL . 9:30 A. M. cation. Mer ger Passes Arvid E, Anderson, Faster A member of the Human Rela- : = tions Committee of the State Ass'n . : UNITED LUTHERAN of Young Men's Christian Associa- a or urdle CHURCH OF THE tion, Dr, Sobel is also on the ASCENSION Board of Advisors and Editorial) Williams and Lorraine Board ic Child St Rev. Wm, LaFountain, Pastor rer lies ee, * alae! 2 Presbyterian Groups | ,, *c- Nm ‘ereunteln, oom Committee on Immigration. Hope to Become One | Sunday School . ... .10:00 a.m. HONORED IN 1954 in Near Future a SS He was honored in 1954 by the FIRST UNITED Michigan Prince Hall Grand Lodge} PHILADELPHIA ™ — The | PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Masons - an strap aged Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.) OF PONTIAC ciation for Improving Human Re-!says it has passed a major burdie| . ONENESS Oy aunt Goneenal aftairs, he} © Move toward merger with | 198 Geson Wooot is a past Secretary of Congrega- ~~ grg United ita dota SUNDAY SERVICES tion B'nai Mosha and is presently o ieee + the ‘wedinedll Sunday School ....... 10. a.m. on the Religious Education Board. that all 161 we ee! Morning Worship ..... 1] a.m, He was also chairman of the} 5 tor hes ae ee Seesocescovoeseeseees Adult Education Committee. ve said they favor the ke merger. to eee majority of the | Young People .. Wed. 7:30 p.m * * church's presbyteries is neces- . Marvin P. Hester Dr. Sobel is past Post Com|sary before the 169th General As-| yal Whele Gespel for the mander of Gen. Maurice Rose Post!sembly at Omaha this May can Whole World” —ONENESS No, 420 and member and trustee proceed with further action to- ward the merger. of Harry B. Keidan Lodge No. ress oe psp 3 2 , * i. | 1560 of B'nai B'rith, Teenage Club Aids Migrants Investigates Problems of Workers; Publicity Speeds the Solutions A group of teenagers in San, Jose, Calif., who cal] themselves) the Diamentes Club, is helping needy families, of migrant farm workers who cannot find winter) work now that the harvests are in, The United Presbyterian | Church, with some 275,000 mem- bers. located primarily In west- ern Pennsylvania, also must ap- from the members of its pres- byteries. Many already have cast their votes with aa over whelming majority favoring the || union, lf e?- The two churches plan _tenta- tively to unite under the name of the United Presbyterian Church in. the U.S.A. at a meeting in Pitts- burgh hext year. They would have|~ a membership of more. than 3,-!' 000,000. «Weat Bide) Se Services at 9 A and DA ST. TRIN * * * Doctrine in the two churches. is virtually the same although their origins are different, The Presby-| - terian Church in the U.S.A. has of the Ruiz family and their des- perate plight the Diamentes oe: got busy.< eo % After first alerting the press, ~ rallied the residents of the Santa S « (North Bide) telephone campaign. As a result,’ the youngsters collected food, cloth- ing and furniture and the family was put on its feet again. * * * Next, the plight of the Jimenez Morning Service Sunday School .. » scale item * its roots.in England. The smalle ee tion turned up|!t8 Jin En . smaller |” one family of 14 aaa, sactadien church had its origin in Scotland. : Sundae eth “ - 0 children, who were sharing a) First Service 8 yo-room shack with rats. Learning Second Service ..11: 9: Lutheran Churches MISSOURI SYNOD GRACE Corner Genesee and Glendale Richard C. Stuckmeyer, Pastor M. and-t+t+-A-—M., Sunday School =) A.M. 1 A. ITY Auburn at Jessie laus ST. PAUL Josivn at Third George Mahder, Pastor 10:45 A. M. 30 A. M. Cedar Crest family was tackled. Strickened by illness, this migrant family didn’t know where to turn until the young: club members arranged emergency. aid which included an application’ for state aid for the children = the family. | | ‘Disciples of Christ .churces ‘baptism; 64,284 were added by lin AMmembership during this last —“’ year was approximately 23,- \Christ churches for all causes in- the United States and Canada | _ Was reported at 1,278,651, an in- crease over last year, During the past fiscal year, in the United States and Canada,! there were 60,145 persons added to by | transfer of membership, The gain. The total giving of Disciples of cluding local expenses and missions amounted to more than $70 million during the fiscal year. This was . All Soiits Episcopal Church Williams St. at West Pike + The Rev. C. George Widdifield, Rector The Rev. Lewis W. Towler, Curate SUNDAY SERVICES A :, 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion : if [ approximately a $6 million _in-| crease. Toledo Group to Sing The Stewart Gospel Singers of Toledo, Ohio will present a musical program in the St. John Methodist ‘Church at 7 o'clock Sunday eve- ning. Tlie Senior Choir of the local nN 9:30 A.M,/Holy Communion - iA Ib Church School / i KY 11:00 AM. — Prayer ahd Sermon | . iy by The Rector; by." al i Church = ' - ae ca ST. ANDREW'S T..GEOR , Py 8h GEORGES SAPEL EPISCOPAL CHAPEL Milford, } = 6:00 A. M.—Hoyy Communion | ea as M.~gbureh . School < lorning Prayer and by the Rev. Weert J. Bickley, Vicar $301 Hatchery Rd., Drayton 6:00 A,M.~-Holy Communion 9:15 A. M.—Morning Prayer 9:55 A. M.--Church School ~ 1:00 A. M.—Mornitig Prayer + Sermon and Church School Rev. Waldo R. Hunt, Vicar’ sh 4% church is sponsoring the event. jand le could read or write nor, Chcarch pchesl enrolment ta | | peop utive secretary of Stewardship and saw any reason why they should. S| ‘Today, Miss Miller told 100 ‘mem. panei oe ss ‘bers of the committee and guests, | Missouri Synod, is ‘more than half the people are li- time as assistant pastor of Grace iterate. | Lutheran Church. “When one chieftain learned to | The pastor, the Rev. Richard read,” she said, “a rival chief- iC. Stuckmeyer, announces that Pas- tain came to us and insisted that [tor Janssen will preach at least he be taught too. The balance jone Sunday month and assist in of power is now restored. the distribution of Holy Com- The only printed materials in the) munion. He will also speak on Loma language are produced at|other occasions. the Wozi center. Dr Sadler, the) On Sunday Feb. 24 during the linguist and writer of the team, |11 o'clock service, the following has prepared a grammar for’neW/adults will be confirmed: Ben missionaries and is working on the| Courtney, Betty Dean, Karen Hoyt, first dictionary in the language. Peggy Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs. John ai Sadler . ~ artist and Miss) tufton. : Miller runs the literacy campaign and edits the weekly alg whose|. Others will be Sandra. Huftan, circulation is soaring by Loma|Mrs. Robert Kaphengst, William istandards, .The whole project re-| Kaphengst, Christine Kelly, Mrs. Lester Lillich, Alvin Nicholson and ceives committee su aan pines ie Mrs. Alvin Nicholson. * * * “But this is only the beginning,” Miss Miller said. “We can't relax aren bats Oe ook: aax'Church Sponsors Rally — years ago believed ir magic, are| A Missionary Rally will be held ipenetrating into every small clear- at 3:30 p.m. Sunday in the South Lowell Evening Service ...,.... | Sunday School _.. Morning Worship .,.......0%+ Evening Service ............. Tues. Teachers Training 10 A. M. and 7 P. M. Thurs. Jr. Bible School “Friends are lost by eal ther they be ear Rev. =| Side Church of God, 529 Nebraska 'St. Scheduled to speak is Mrs. |Mary Woods. The Rev, H. C. serving part, The young people also saw that one of the local churches ‘‘adopted”’| the family last Thanksgiving and at Christmas. | x * * | Because they had been helped by the Migrant Ministry, - these Mexican-American teen-agers made. |their decision to help others. Un- der the leadership of Mrs. James Goble,. former chairman of the: Migrant Committee of the San Jose Council of Churches, they have’ made the plight of many of the migrant families in the area their main concern. In their work they are helped by the council com-' mittee. | Missionary Alliance Church | cn . WATERFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH : Andersonville Road — Near Dixie H’way : ' if Isaae Crary Jr. High School ft 501 Cass Lake Rd. N. * Just North off M59 |e Sunday School ... 9:45 A.M. : Sunday Worship .. 11:00 A ip . A.M, “THE TIME OF SUNRISE” Alliance Youth Service 6:15 P.M. Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M. “THE TIME OF SUNDOWN” REV. G. J. BERSCHE, Paster 230 N. Cass Lake ‘Ra. is © church Service » Sunday School ELLE EME MSN I A NN IMEI NE ie RRM He ai: i ge Se 9 Sia, ik Pee Farnsworth off Union Lk. Rd. | Howard £. Claycombe, Pastor — Sunday 9:45 and 1! Spd > Mt Evening .... Wednesday . 5 0 P. M. o | WATERFORD : TOWNSHIP V.F.W. Hall—Walton Blvd. (Between Dixie & Sashabaw) Vicar, Martin Renner -- 10:45 A. M. «. 9:30 A.M. } gine, ES -Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Evening Service . Robert B. Winne, Paster ose ee eee Family Bible Hour Wednesday uns Fundamettal Worship 11:00 a.m. ceveceesse 7:00 p.m, ... 7:30 p.m. — Undenominational itor Missionary Work The Board vf Missions of the Methodist Church has appropriated © total of $18,€85,721 for its mis- Methodists Set Funds | | WESLEYAN METHODIST 67 NORTH LYNN STREET 10:00 SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 WORSHIP WwW. Y. P. S. 6:45 P.M. EVANGELISTIC 7:30 P. M. Rev. C. D. Friess, Pastor aac pongo 195%. This appropriation, on the! moneys received from the churches ot Methodism during the past year, is almost one-half million dollars more than the tota' appropriated ‘ FE 4-7172 [Shankle is the pastor. a year ago. ‘Choir Rehearsal Saturday ,.,.., 7:00 P M. - — — soeeecs. 8:00 P. M. espacivss OAS A.M. BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH hheed Ge) ape West Huron st Mark 7:00 P. M. . 600 PL ic too seldom, 'y of God M. D. Baggett. Choir Director Robert Garner, Pastor 9:45 A.M.—Church School. Classes for All Ages; 6 adult Classes 11:00 A.M.—Sermon Subject:. “OH WORLD” 5:00 P.M.—Fellowship Hall for Young People 7:00 P.M—Youth Groups Worship Hour Wed. 7:30 P.M.—Prayer Service, Maynard Johnson, Leader REV. (NELSON w. ian, Interim ‘i Bible and ae estions. for yourself; d ft ont EVENING SERVICE ..,...... Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Pal take hear-say. MORNING SERVICE SUNDAY .. 10:00 A.M. Bishop | Le di Parent, Pastor 2 Apostolic Church of. Christ +. 438 CENTRAL A Church that preaches the Apostles Doctrines. Baptize like they did and receive the Holy Ghost; bring your Find out 7:00 P.M. | Saturday tL. A, ae 71% N, Saginaw St. FE2-4600 | Sanday, 11:00 A. M. eA. M. +h eee Shy en sek acs ue 0c cs E dg rf fis ! FIRST CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN BEV, LEROY SHAFER, Paster 16 Chase 6t. © Lyceum rhe ee ee ee .eeere Seer teenere 10:36 a.m, NS en ree oe 7.30 p.m, MRS. LILLIAN WINTERS of Detroit . Opem Forum Wed. .........06 6: cc ceveneescaressens . 1:38 pm, FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH © 3 3 cfs _ Oakland at Cadillac Theodore KR. Allebach, Paster Bible School ..... 11:20 A. M. Worship ......+-. 10:00 A. M. “LET'S TALK ABOUT | HEAVEN” me Youth Fellowship ..6:00 Evening Service. ...7:30 P. M. P. M. oeeeee Worship ........- . M, Ordination and ng mene of Wed. 3456 Primary Street J. Marvey McCann, Paster Bible School ..... 10:00 A. M. oT ae 11:15 A. M. oe eee Mid-Week | Tues.—Wed. 7:45 P.M. eee “Visit the Church of the Old Fashioned Gospel”. Rev. Wesley C. Wibley. Pastor | IH i ie Bi EF i i i $ RES i z : i ti REV, H, L, PICKERILL **Mission School ser scrhsentes's seat (St Christian Men's Fellowship to / / nil ition, he said, they | —— they/ Have Father and Son headquarters. for full details on| Supper Meeting | how to go about moving refugees |from Camp Kilmer. Speaking Sunday evening at the “It will expedite matters great- [School of Missions in the First | ly.” _Mr..EtHiott sald, “when in- |Christian Church will be the Rev. freemen ge te H. L. Pickerill of Ann Arbor. directed a given commani Director of the Christian Founda- rather than a group belonging t© [tion at the University of Michi- gan, he will use for his theme, “Student Work on Our College and University Campus.” The school is being held each Sunday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. with ré Ministers Learn Radio ages, nursery The Christian Men’s Fellow- FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Cerner East Haron and Mt. Clemens at Mill St., Pontiac (Opposite Post Office) Sunday School 10:30 Morning Service, 10:30 A.M. “RECEIVE A HUNDRED FOLD” The Rev. Mr. Burton, Preaching | Thirty-one ministers from four! cuected trom all parts of the coun- : try. E Thompson will lead de- i learning broadcasting tech-| votions and Ted Hoyt will conduct niques in the first religious radio the meet and television workshop ever held DONELSON BAPTIST CHURCH Elisabeth Lake Ré. at Tilden OR 3-2206 Sunday School ..... a. m. ao secus lla. m. Junior and Beginners’ Youth Service ..........ssess aE A eS rere 6:30. p. m. a ee 506656561 oo tes ot eteeee 7:30 p. m. . ebbussiscctiee 7 p. m. Wednesday Be 3 g B b Q < a e Ss r= | Q n Te tings tat are impowitiefOF Refugees \Marbach Installs Auchard at Orchard Lake Church The Rev. Edward D. Auchard will be installed as pastor of the Orchard Lake Community Church, | [5171 Commerce Rd., at 7 o'clock “During the period when the Orchard Lake church was without a minister, Dr. Marbach served as Moderator of the Session. The Rev. Galen E. Hershey, associate pastor of First. Presby- — offer the call to worship rand-the invocation atthe installa- tion service. The Rev. William L. Riéker, who is assigned to new church development at Walled Lake, will lead the responsive reading and the Rev. Charles F. Richey of the First Presbyterian Church, Milford, will read the Scripture. Propounding the constitutional questions to the pastor-elect will be the Rev. Wilfred E. Simpson, D.D., Moderator of the Presby- tery of Detroit. Coming from St. John, Kan., where he is pastor of the Evan- gelical United Brethren Church, will be the Rev. F. E. Auchard. He will offer the prayer for his son’s installation. charge to the new pastor will be given by the Rev. Warren Appoint New Director United Church Women, a depart- reent of the National Council, has ea 10 am. | ee ee ee) a ee ee CH of CHRIST Sunday Morning Worship ............ ee 10:00 a.m. Evening Service ..... (ae re spe conde oi 7:00 p.m. Saturday Seng Drill .............. pades tea eauren 7:30. p.m. _ | “BACK TO THE OLD PATHS” Jer. 6:16 FE 68-2071 FE 5-1908 FIRST METHODIST 8. Saginaw St. at Judson Paul T. Hart, Pastor 10:00 A.M, “AT HIS FEET” 11:15 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL 6:15 P.M. YOUTH FELLOWSHIP 7:30 P.M. “HE WENT AWAY SORROWFUL” Wednesday 7:30 P.M. BIBLE STUDY REV. EDWARD D. AUCHARD | He Hall, DD., pastor of First] Presbyterian Church of Wyandotte. | ELDER TO GIVE CHARGE John J. Emmert, an elder of the Orchard Lake church, will. give the charge to the congregation. The Westminster Choir, direct- | ed by Clarence Brown, will sing | “Love Divine” and “I Walk With | God” will be sung by the Chancel | Choir with Mrs. Norman Smith | directing. A reception is planned following the service under the direction of Great Commission.” FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Oakland and Saginaw , Pontiac, Michigan Rev. H. H. Savage,. Pastor Rev. W. E. Hakes, Ass't Pastor Our responsibility—the World; Our resources— the Word. SUNDAY SCHOOL—9:45 A. M. (Classes for All Ages) MORNING WORSHIP—10:45 A. M. DR. DICK HILLIS Orient Crusades : EVENING WORSHIP—7:00 P. M. “WHAT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE?” Rev W. E. Hakes speaking Mrs. Jean Carpenter will sing ‘Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled” at the 9 a.m. service. At 11 a.m. the Cherub Choir, directed by Mrs. William David, will sing several numbers and the Chancel Choir will present an anthem. announced the oppointment of Mrs, Esther W. Hymér, former consultant with the American As- sociation for the United Nations, as its new director of Christian World Relations. The UCW’s pro- gram of international relations is carried out through approximately 2,000 state and local councils of church women with an estimated membership of ten million, - “He is despised and rejected of men; a man of sorrows, and ac-| quainted with grief; and we hid as it were our faces from Him.” | First | Presbyterian | West Huron at Wayne | Rev, W. H. Marbach f Rev. G. E. Hershey 7:30 P. M. EVENING WORSHIP . : “Religion With Wings” 7:30 P. M, Wednesday: PRAYER and BIBLE HOUR FIRST UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH 135 Prospect _ O. E. Eastman, Minister Worship Services | 9:30 and 11 a.m. Church School 9:30 and ll am. | H. F. Lobe. Pastor SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH FE 5-1204 156 Mt. Clemens St. Pastor—-REV. LEE LaLONE $. 6 Sept—antaun Ewatp || ith men are possible with God. | 193 ANGELES ~— A’ Chinese : — dishwasher here has given his _ =| FRIENDS CHURCH _jlife savings of $1,000 to help refu- CHRISTIAN TEMPLE || stress" 2." |xsurons wre Sunday Scheel .....2:00 P.M. Wet ume oa ca 4 505 Auburn Ave. ] Cottage Prayer Mee ‘Wed: a hospital sicies here, talk- Full Gospel — Nondenominational | Bh SPs Se ed with Fr, Francis J. Caffrey, | DR. end MRS. LELAND L. MARION, Pastors | re Marytott miasionet stationed | 9:45 Thru 12:15 A.M. 1 = here. He explained be wanted to ‘Morning Worship and Bible School BETHF TABERNACLE orale We te Communists ° et 5g ee oy eo orl Sere © A een at aie sgninne tis weno end: titer "THE GREAT TRIBULATION" Sanday School 10am} oo * * * 7:45 P.M. Weds Eve, — Bible Study ‘Morning Worship 11 a.m. jj, ning: Sy aks 0 2 , ; trip to Hong Kong to the A oie are ey Evangelistic Service 7:30 refugees there,” the man told FY. = Tues. Eve. Service 7:30 foros cork the Marina Patho Ki Fr M thodist Thats. Eve. Service 7:30 |] were doing. my savings irst Free Me t Rev. and Mrs. £. Crouch OO “in their hands “ 3 They | . a ie aes 1348 Baldwin Ave. some people's needs, | 501 Mt. Clemens Street fe 5-8256. they will also give them somethi Rey. Charles W. Kingsley, Director of Light 22 ng eas and Life Men’s Fellowship, will speak at both services, 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 10:00 a. m. - , Youth Service 6:30 p. m.. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. m. pyre Baldwin and Fairmont = _ — School (all ages) ... 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship ................++. 11:00 a.m. Pilgrim Y.P.S. fe CCPH HCE HEHEHE SE HS : ®t ene Sow ee een ene 7: * fad Eyal B. Howison, Pastor Burtella Green, 8.8. Sup't. Inspirational musi¢: and si Bible : 1 ‘Phoned oe - — : i . © ewaeon, ame aor po Pacne anacee, « §. sept. F » : \ “es : ; : oe . Sunday Services and Sunday 11:00 A. M, Wednesday -- Service 8 , M. " FIRST CHURCH OF Evening P. | SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY : ‘ “SOUL” : Lawrence and Williams Streets. Reading Room 2 East Lawrence Street WAM OEE M CHRIST, SCIENTIST { | ; ~ sy | . HOW CHRISTIAN ! RADIO STATION CKLW l "390 KC Sunday—9:45 A. M. yas : l SCIENCE HEALS TELEVISION’ SUNDAY—9:80 A. M. CHANNEL 7 | | | | Friday to 9 P, M. | | | | ‘Emmanuel Baptist Church Telegraph Road at Orchard Lake Ave. - Auditorium Bible Class 10 A. M. 10 A. M. “Joseph, a Type of Christ” Gen. Ch. 37 al Tl A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Dr. Tom Malone Speaking at All Services Sunday Schoo! Attendance Lost Week—1,261 ' | Dr. Tom Malone, Pastor resus. © i ny AMP Ste se . 4 . ' ue ______THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16 1957. * —g * Orion Upsets Avon; Troy in 0-B lead Lake Orion High's cagers threw/host club dumped Fitzgerald 47-39,, was the only Clawson player in Harper Woods Wallops Hills, Clinches Title Harper Woods lastnight claimed ‘fno bearing on the league stand- time with only six points to their ‘credit. Tomorrow's encounter will have ings. Junior varsity squads will open the proceedings at 3:30 p.m. p ““e F il ons x * * x *& Wk BS * ni é : C/ ) : t | 1 ] 2 t | Pl . ; Handles Wolves|- ! OF kston in Ist Place : : * t Ze 4 3 : 5 af By CHUeK ABAIR usta a ee : y - ount “ | It was do-or-die time at the an Zs i j jam-packed Clarkston gym last Raber nage i preggo: Championship Is First|iight and the Wolves were more), on ther hustle ind. shooting ao for PHS Since Entry)‘ eaual to the occasion. curacy against the. bigger North-| S into 1 in’33 They had to upset front-running ville crew. Lang and Parks com-' ; nto League in Northville to stay in the race for bined for 50 points, 28 by the for- ; mer, to outscore the visitors to ’ By BRUNO L, KEARNS . | gether, Sports Editor, Pontiac Press * * * ’ Hail the champion! It took 24 E Bill Noels: added 10 big digits long years, but Pontiac has finally * land alternated with Dick Lippert is won the right to wear the crown _ }in holding 68 Jeff Goodrich to} 4 of basketball champion in the |four field goals. Goodrich topped 7 rugged Saginaw Valley Confer- his team with 11 points, : ence, ae = The Chiefs whipped Bay City ; The Wolves, using a fast break, | : 4 Central, 59-43, last night to at least led right from the opening | a 4 clinch a share of the title, but whistle and pulled away beyond Et when Arthur Hill pulled an upset reach late in the 3rd canto, A = Huron held a five point in beating arch-rival Saginaw, 69- big reason was an excellent 46 hf the end of the first period, 67, it gave Pontiac the outright per cent shooting mark from the i up. championship: ———— floor and 2-for-33 on free | Both clubs spurted in the finale, ~*~ * * throws. | With the Reds still holding a five- Actually the wild fracas at Ar-| « Elsewhere in the Wayne-Oak- r point scoring margin, 28-23.” thur Hill was. more spectacular ‘| East Detroit rolled to its 8th ‘ land, Holly moved into a 3rd place than Pontiac's easy triumph over ~ |deadlock with idle Brighton by straight loop win, 56-50 over Fern- cage: tripping West Bloomfield, 69 - 52, | }dale, thereby nailing the EML Saginaw appeared victory and Milford downed Clarenceville, . jtitle. Ferndale led at halftime by bound when it sunk two. free 68-56. _ our poinnts. Dales’ star Jerry Fry throws with 25 seconds left to | _ }Was injured in the finale and was take = 67-45 lead. Arthur Hill's Bag A broke its game wide open taken to Beaumont hospital with Bill Mantle however hit on a th 40 points in the final half as i-podeible concussion, “shot with 19 seconds left big George McDaniel led nine In the other EML o jump shot game of Fri- to make it 67-67 and with 14 point-getters with 22. John Luca- Mt. seconds to go Ted Grigg sank dam paced the losers with 28. The twe free throws to make it 69 |” Keego Harbor five blew a 7-0 lead 67. in the opening minutes but kept Saginaw came back when Willie ae oe Thompson hit a bucket but he was fouled before the shot and it * 2. * : nullified. with two seconds left. Pat Kelley led four Redskins Thompson missed the first of his} scoring in double numbers with 1-1 shot and Saginaw was out of| : 11. 1g Rare eT Ir tine, ‘the tide ts the me tikor ttt For Pontiac, < ’ . SV aes mathe. ths Meeh 1933, and the gave a Tid record with three Gece 1 8 Fru Ff yon Defeated to on the road. ee a et eS eke eet * —s South Lyon a play 23 26 (72 17 4 48 estas Pree Photo cin to Denier ont tg Another standing room crowd +h ANOTHER TWO-POINTER — Dave Dichm, who led Pontiac with. |" 20", last night in-a watched as the Chiefs jumped Clarkston 0... is 13" 31, 20-12) 18 points last night, drops in an easy layup which was one of his | oon ¢n ‘the pe Lakes basketball off to = 16-12 first quarter lead Py od nine field goals. The Chiefs made it 80 in the SVC, but clinched [A] Mosher tock werent eet and gredually pulled away to & Northville 12, Clarkston 1, the title as Arthur Hill upset Saginaw, 69-67. o-+ les palate scoring honors with toh used 12 staan OE wen err t Art Van Ryzin players in the game as PHS re- Eioaman : i : iar 3 Simonson Sets Pool: , gained some of the shooting from it - day. The Chiefs made 24 of 56 a wifi R d B City 7 Be ee eats 84 PSY"! WOLVES’ STAR ON MARCH — This photo of 72-48 upset triumph to move into a Ist place Grom. 6 1 1 _[Recor at ay U ; s gc — — ‘= —— = ‘ | Ppeaerts Clarkston sparkplug Leroy Parks (4) going tie. Chasing the little guy in vain are Bill" Yahne 0 cartes | Only first place won by ral ae a en Some Colittie Millington in its 3rd loop triumph a Hud Ray added 14 points and| *70und two Northville defenders is typical of (23) and Mac Burns (26). Parks and George Lang |,,,n, ___ Seore OF Quart se 20—e9|tankers in a Valley meet at Bay\teague as both sutiered decisive ince np eree Graves and : what happened throughout their Wayne-Oakland ~- had a combined 50 points. Title will be decided |W. Bloomfield .......12 14 11 =13-83/City Central, Friday, was a pool|gefeats last night ck Carter had 1] apiece for Or- back on the boards with some Free Throws Missed record effort by captain Dennis . ~ tonville. > tddetance from Dick © Whitmer.| ‘League tilt last night as the Wolves romped to, _next.week. W. Bloomfield 17, Holly 10, Pn Simonson took the in.|, The, cellar-dwelling Wildcats! w. meanca e —- Guard Larry Peet played one of ataet a o ;,|bowed to 2nd place North Branch], | FG FT Tr ty : ; ° ——__—_ medley _(40-yards) __ in| ri Jo. O'N'l 3 FG FT TP hs flor play, and he also hit his| Walled Lake Survives, 49-47 1h, breaking 2) ark 2 Pyle waa walloping Oreo, oak oenges § Fee ES ' % ac attie in (1:16). Beattie ’ *|dim O'N'] 14 '5 ~~ 3 highest point ttal_of the year— e e is now with MSU's tank Ri i: 3S squad. Oxford raced to a 9-$ Ist period [RPP*r 7 8 14 Dunn ,° @:3 seven points in the home finale. oo. ’ Simonson also lost his 1st 100-yard| advantage’ in “Its ieee but wn te gees ST Sophomore John Bandy made breaststroke event of the season,| North Branch took over from ("™” | ° 3 his starting debut and added two , finishing 2nd to Wolves’ Meisel, a| then on the victors had a 28- 2 0% pine the Chiets sorted the stent Ses Jia esa psiar ore an en Oh) point 2nd stansn and Kept rolling |wortn ranch”. 7. TTY 39° 9-12 - ec points, Pontiac 2, nent as Mh ale bad A ec tee Ee: foot, By BILL CORNWELL Hughes potted a -pair ho foul, plugged on underdog a Southfield climbed out of the In-| Friday's results: cao te Hod vauls sz ny tearedes ce a ies a ' : ' yj Shots in the 1st minute of the over-| with 11 points apiece. Seets |ter-Lakes base ; ol ¢ ONVILLE MILLINGTON Jim Skinner, who injured ‘his| . Waterford’s inspired basketball tions, bet Tiny Daviae’s Geld giall wns sight behing with 10, Mughes en eS ment with a 79-69 ; Fg ——— La Lee 3 Rossman and Jef{ Brady hooped | ag 9 < aoe FG FT TP ankle over two weeks ago, was in|team, fighting every second of the)... '4,. score again. Then Hughes| and John Walker each made 18 |V/°Ty over Van Dyke last night. |4tn Roberts iP) Time 19.5 13 apiece for the Wildcats. Ox. |rolis|§ 2 2 6 Kish + $ if uniform but did not play. He is way, won everything but the final Saridahed the ch oher by dunking] points for the Vikings. Tom Ridley netted 29 points for (BC): Sad [go pfs ford now has a 2-11 record with —_- : H H Rog’tine 9 0 18 expected to be back for the Flint score Friday night as Walled Lake|two more free throws. eee the Jays while Bill Rzeszut rang (ae): Cosette Oy Fate 1803. six straight tosses, Dis 66 8 Of Geen fg Northern game next Friday. took a 49-47 decision in an over-| The Skippers missed a chance to at fer Ven Byte. (BC); 2nd Lavalle (BC); 3rd LaMotte| Millington also rallied from a Ist ge Ss = © oe * * * thriller Walled Lake knot the count again when Dave) r] P Berkley led all the way to down 160-yard backstroke—Won by ‘Talaga period deficit to pull away on the 14 12 4 26 «14 «66 After the Northern game, the time at , Struble, fouled by Tom Willwerth | son its the Falcons. Farmington's Don {BC); tnd Kent (BC); 3rd Gibbs -(P)-/neels of a big 2nd ter: Bt “wag|iittingten Geers by Quarters a Chiefs travel to Royal Oak, Tues-} Larry Hughes, who couldn’t |in the final second of the overtime, MacDonald tallied 15 points and} ‘i00-yard freestyle—Won by wuepper|no contest the rest of ‘the Weg Formate «- «oe... 4 18 iim day, Feb. 26th and then visit Sag-| penetrate an alert Waterford de- failed on his 1st attempt of a one- = Arg Zalenski paced the Bears| (BC): 2nd DeGolia (BC); 3rd Cummins! Duane Roggentine and George inaw in the season final, March] fense for a field goal until nild- jand-one foul shot situation. . . . with 13, 20-yard indiv. mediey—Won by Sim-iKish swished 18 points each to pace 7 yi, a tote ae hat” Dumbrigue and Devine spark- in la { Win peur yi baled ye Kowiak | (8C). ‘Time 1:15. (pool and es Bernards Here In hearing the news that Pon- bagyed four Sout 1 Willwh 1 2 4 $ 4 2 10 Diving Won by Giesey (BC): 2nd La- extra session to provide the Haghes 3 12 18 Herring'n 2 5 9) Forrest (BC); ard LaMotte (P) " ; tiac had won the SVC title, | wargin of victory. Stengel NN a ovine gf afl te-vard med. relay—Won by Bay Mik . “Sats ‘te_‘comeaing evs | Waled Lake'ssatytiumos wel fficg, Royal Oak seas wiomanbaperaniea asst $2 LER 2 2 [fre rman came nine MINES, CAQIEIS for Sunday Tilf waited for much too long, and a vitally important one in the Inter- ’ area rival Romeo an 80-69 thrash- 15 19 0° TT 15 rn -_ y this is one of the happiest days |Lakes Conference title chase, De-|\A/° ing on the Bulldog court Friday. Score by Quarters Crane Wrestlers Wi - in basketball for me.” fending champion Berkley chalked in ose nes The tateted cote feeweed een Wo i 92 44 in 0 | un qd St. Frederick basketbell 50-41 verdict over Farmington : me - . 10 247i but Cagers Falter Mes Rams Best previous season for Van|"P ® cavh rung up 36 points to spark t Free Throws Missed é ake on their counterpart in the yesterday, ng the two schools : Walled Lake 14, Waterford 10. 4 : : : ee eee tied for the lead with 7-1 records. dane rie whee Sabor Laks pani la oe ona eeaoe BERKLEY FARMINGTON Cranbrook ceeed 8 Wrestling Basketball t { ue Sunday ote Seagal ee the Chiefs 2nd with a 93) Waterford outplayed the ragged ‘id «Sica, ba =: a FG FT TP Farr re|ictory but bowed again on the aii teams from Orchers © ¥ y afternoon contest at record Saginaw at 10-2 Viki j ¢ but the /prore: 64-61, in a ounty League) has 425 in-14 games, 11 of them ispaeth 3 © 6 MacDon'a 6 3 15/basketball court Friday. Lake St. Mary and St. Michael5t. Vincent hall. Reserves open In the other league game last vote ae ang! Mich te sent when| C2sketball tussle last night at Lake) Panther triumphs. Three others (Gonti,. 35 ¢ Rorman. 2 1 3) The Crane matmen trounced| Will clash in a Sunday afternoon|Competition at 4:00," varsity game night Flint Northern averaged an they were needed most, The Skip- Shore. hit double numbers as the win- [palman ‘ : 8 Jones 2 8 0/Southfield 33-10 paced by pins by|€mgagement at the St. Mike starts at 5:30, Rams’ coach Gene earlier defeat by whipping Flint| pers ted. at halftime, 24-22, and| _TYailing at halftime, 36-34, the) ners copped their sth straight. | |weiger’ 3 1 7 MoM 1 * “iLee McBride and Jim Ludwig. | gymnasium. Wright announced this morning. Central, 61-36. _ . held the upper hand during much Chieftains flurried for 20 points in} Don Fowler .was t kingpin n|Vineent 2 0 4 _. — ..|The hoop team dropped its 10th) qy. Eaglets, who finished tnd Freds finished 4th in Suburban PONTIAC BAY CITY CENT. of the 2nd halt the 3rd period to grab a 54-48 lead|the Romeo attack with 22 points 22 6 «50 121% 4i/game in 12 outings to Flint Tech,| 5. 4, ¢ Catholic League. St. Bernards Whiteser ie dag Bishop ahd Bes? : and the margin stood up under/followed by Jerry Dallwitz. The Score by Quarters 69-45. Chuck Grube topped the! , the final Suburban Catholic | wound up 4th in the Detroit cir- Bee 3 2 Ree, ff El cal ee os eeecnd et ere eee ene ee ee lela Fewer wka[emnttin suas b- 4 0 Reatiowers with 16. ord. handed. the ‘Shererecks a (Cit: Rams’ record is 84, visitors’ e game veteran starter n Fowler ¥ 5-5. Peet 2 3 7 Busch a 3 <§ K Thom meshed 18 : Simmons 1 1 3 Crampt'n 3 3 9/ time temeining when Hughes | Sia me open to its 6th Teportedly has been suspended ‘ pd shellacking on Jan, 25 at | Wright will start his regular bores, 3 8S Rerient 6 9-9) Spped im Larry Dica’s missed hagas — in seven starts, The |{om school for disciplinary reasons. hard Lake in their Ist meet: |five, Dick Nickerson, Tom Dero- Seubert z 3% ae free throw, Hughes reaegy runner-up Chieftains trail Warren LAPEER ROMEO ing. cher (team’s leading scorer), John il 7 4g) Charity shot moments later, but by half a game. Wilson 15 6 36 D. Powler@ 4 22 St. Mike, which wound up 3rd/Bradley, Dick Kast and Mike deere by uations Waterford’s Cecil Dumbrigue | Thiemky 6 06 12 Dallwitze 6 2 14 Malloy ‘ t oscoes 36) 9 22 1280) calmly meshed two free tosses | Royal Oak hosed out Wyandotte, | Trey 4 4 12 Williams 203 7 in the SCL with a 7-3 mark, gave : : Bay City 2 32M Me? “ace ee '\McKillen 5. °@ 10 Meyer 3 2 8 its most dismal performance of 3 Dea’ Sees teleeal with 22 seconds left to force a (67-66, in a Border Cities tennis Mo 4 1 8 Broper 3 2 the season in that game. The M ntine 7, : 45-45 deadlock i lation time. ! thrill » Wyandott _|Ben'gton man . i hri “Pontiac 7, Bay City 11 m regulation time. ‘thriller on the Wyandotte court. <= = --= frigid Mikes left the floor at hal adison Beats Shrine Madison's basketball team rallied in the 4th quarter to Cefeat Shrine, 56-50, last night at . Joe Fornaresio led the Eagles with 18 points while Tom Ropers netted 16 Thumb Leaders Knotted | ‘a monkey wrench into the Oakland-|to mark its first victory in six) double figures. oF B League machinery last night,igames ig its new gymnasium. Chuck Walker and Duane Hussey with a -aild upset victory over) 4 39.27 halftime count stood/with 16 points each, led Roseville the Southeastern Suburban league basketball crown with a 61-39 wal- loping of Bloomfield Hills High at S Almont and New Haven are all'mont's setback.. The Raiders blew Avondale, 67-57, on- the Jackets’| 1. he | ‘lew ‘ ; gons in good stead, Avondale) sane 0! ros ithe latter’s gymnasium. own floor. The defeat for the Avon’ ooreq back in the second half to Fort re “YONDG'*r rr| Bloomfield outscored the Woods "|tied up in their struggle for South-|af 11-point advantage in that stan- outfit knocked it out of a share + ore their rivals bu lan’t Drake 2 8 12 Gronski 6 ¢ 16/in the 3rd period, with a 12-10 lza. Burns, the hero of the i of the league’s leadership with USC? Meir rivals, Gut couldn'tinecknat 0 2 4 Saunders 3 1 1] aye ern Thumb League supremacy fol- “*- , evening, : tee meved front with quite erase the early 17-point edge, 3 1 7 Greenless 1 4 g)count, but their opponents came lowing Friday night’s hectic action. sparked Memphis with 19 points Troy, which moved out front with with the 35-point rally. Orion got|deciech. ¢ $ 30 Ems’ { 3 °{back with a 23-14 finale. Hills now Ben Burns’ last-second field goal| While Larry Kersten bagged 15 re ens of Clawson ON 28 to ice the win, paced by. Ralph| era 4 8 16 Laforge } 8 s jis 3-7 in league standings. enabled Memphis to upset Almont, for Almont, ers : . \MacLachlan’s 20 points and Nick Hyten ® 2 2} Bjoomffeld couldn’t match the 54-53, while New Haven was lam- Dick Johnson collected 19 points Avondale now is 8-3 in the Niera, with 16. Dick Gronski led _ _ Thompiony 0 2 production line of Ron Scott (17) basting Capac, 60-37, The results\27d teammate Stan Gleason added league. Troy is 9-2. Orion has a Jackets with 16. 20 27 67 20 17 81] Frank Osojnicki (12) and Bill left the two schools deadlocked for|t8 to Pace New Haven's easy vi- (6 record, and will run smack | noe Kinewald’s 19, and Wayne fac ide " age Maier (10), and after 9 13-5 first Ist place with 9-1 records. \” ‘pupa amuaoi: into the loop leaders next Friday | + 10974 14 led Troy to its smash- [Avondale |. i 11. de. iocay| Rerlod the visitors rolled along Dryden survived a 4th quarter |... TORE FG FT Tr — hast a z Draguns wit get | ing win over Clawson in a game TROY caween without effort. Closest the Hills acdre to defeat Armada, 57-54, Pister’ Fees Wagner , 2a ie Qs pos toe grad pomler | that demonstrated the advantage FG FT , FGPT.te| came to the Woods score was in yesterday’s other Southern b Lrg Pee oe oe ee ' take mie he sg agg (a | @ taller aggregation possesses Booth i > $ samy \4 § 13) within 10 points in the 2nd halt. ‘ . Thumb contest, Norman Soroka |Sewsle 7 1 15 Kerscher 9 | 't wsath agy giet Y | over a smaiier foe, At halftime (Kille’¢ 9 1 19 Turner 1 4 6] Sains’ Randy Barrett and Woods’ of Dryden and Armada’s Terry POE sae lk : ting at ir guests | winters had only a two point [Harned 2f §& Hance ; H 3/Ron , Scott shared scoring honors AWAY HE GOES — Little Lar ty Peet, Pontiac's tricky floor- | Wits sd 19 points aplece, B "Nowe te. 7 pette, edge, 28-26. But then height be- Yolo ¢ 4 Ry Higley 1 2) $\with 17 apiece, Frank Osojnicki of] ™&”, dribbles past. Bay City defender Terry Ebright in last night's | was Dryden's 4th league win im 5... Pong ae wees a o In a third Oaklahd-B rap ad gan to tell and Troy ran away | Magill @ 6 6|Harper Woods and Bob Elston of|,ame at PHS. Peet ended his home‘ career with the Chiefs with | sine games. ‘Armada 16 18 8 1554 Played last night at Roseville With the game, George Almashy i 0 ie 6 , wa =| Hitt each had 12. his best game of the season. j A 4th period collapse led to Al-| pryaen 6, areeds 11. = : } . , : i j i . ; ‘ Fe , | - } r i 5 » 4 dos \ : a 5 / \ Jf | ee ee pi 4 bg fe te eR Ng eae ae Bs ‘ ‘ TABLE NETTERS TUMBLE — Pontiac's all- star table tennis team was handed a 5-4 setback by the Royal Oak all-stars last night at Bethany Baptist ‘gym. Pere Secord. (left) and James Reed (right) scored defeated as doubles team. The PTTA members now point to the state championships Feb. 23-24 in Grand Rapids. Ld Pontiac Press Photo singles victories, but they were al Legislators Becalse of Opponent’s ’ Ban Against Negroes its scheduled football game with the University of Georgia this fall despite the protests of three state ‘o prohibit interracial cammaaitien by Georgia schools at home and away, Michigan's athletic teams usual- ly include Negroes. The Wolver- ines expect to have at least two Negro players, halfback Jim: Pace ino eas ‘ ARBOR (# — Michigan kept in the battle for a bid to the NCAA playoffs last night by over- whelming Minnesota 8-1 in a West- ern Intercollegiate Hockey League game. Lead Golden GRAND RAPIDS @ — Golden Gloves fighters representing Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo are leading the pack in the 26th annual All- Michigan Amateur Boxing Tourna- ment. . “As the field enters ‘tonight's determine 16 championships, in- cluding eight places for Chicago's Tournament of Champions later in - were right-hand _ leads, wild swings from “‘left field’ and wide open defenses, A few of the Maple Tankers Cinch EML a “Jay Myers’ swimming squad last night won its 5th straight Eastern Michigan meet and thereby clinched the loop title. Maples have only one more dual meet to go and its nearest oppon- ent is Mt. Clemens (4-2), Friday's ims 56-40. Final dual is “with Hazel ‘Park. after the league meets Feb. 21 at Ferndale and Feb. 28 at Birming- to $2. W. es ke ham. EML standings: Birmingham | 5-0, Mt. ipereee oc Roval Oak Table Net Team Downs Pontiac | The Royal Oak All Stars edged Pentiac 5-4 in an inter-city table tennis battle here last night. @BPS PAINT @ Complete Line of Hardware @ PLUMBING SUPPLIES SUPER KEM-TONE | ‘ @ FLOOR SANDERS for RENT 20 Gallon, Galvanized '|GARBAGE CANS . De a 4 ’‘Brownle’s _ 489 S. Sanford Bandware: PE-3-9239 Kalamazoo, Grand: Rapids showdown at Civic Auditorium to/pje of decisions brought protests. Gloves Meet enthusiastic competitors complete- ly forgot about the admonition to “protect yourself at all times.” But the fans loved nearly every 14 knockouts, eight Sting in the first round. Onlya cou- mazoo act age ay he GH, Past, iooped Jim Nisinekl of Bey Cig.” iy bh. ~~ 118 Ib. — aucedo, Jack out- emer Lawrence Ag Rey City. Wes Wes amey Rites 12 Ib, ~ Bit es “Grand knocked out Tom Chamberlain, . sr Ste has — Frank Burrell, Grand Rapid Dave & a Lageins. of rave 7 Ig oe Grune right “Pmt, aenhe Avon Reddit and City, Ist round. 138 Ib hel Willard Tucker, Bay City, Wri Bay City. - ing. Ist ci” Traverse) general schedule policy. , @ . out ges See ae cte® operations and building. and tackle Willie Smith, on their 1957 football squad. *.. & .-¢ ’ State Senators Basil W. Brown and John B. Swainsor and State Representative George Edwards, all Detroit Democrats, asked the cancellation, Brown and Edwards are Negroes. Swainson, Senate minority leader, is white. be “‘legally, morally and socially uncustifiable to cancel this game.” *- ® * The board pointed out the con- tract with Georgia, made four years ago, calls for only one game — at Michigan's 100,000-seat stadium, It said Michigan fre- quently schedules opponents sole- Ivy on a home basis rather than on a home and home deal. Crisler said the game was in no way contrary to Michigan's “I talked at length with Coach Wally Butts of Georgia at the time and asked him if there ‘was eny objection about playing against Negro athletes,’ Crisler said. ‘He assured me there was not.’ Brown and Swainson said earlier Rap.|that if the university refused to cancel the ‘contest, they would push for a resolution by the Mich- igan Legislature to “renounce the and not be tolerated." * * * The only actual control the leg- islature has over either the Uni- versity of Michigan or Michigan ren a eee the appropriations it makes for Georgia is' the-only Southern i Sein hy Wea nS school on the Michigan schedule Trio Would Cancel Tilt! The board said it felt it_would|’Y (scheduling) policy as repugnant! J Pontiac High last night to roar Bay Cty Coatee. cast misncent wosditnecsadnbtarerdharet setts . quERE’s 20¥ in Pus WiawAh — i wbedieet net Pentise Press Photog approval as the Chiefs whipped championship for the first time since 1933. Pontiac’s victory cow - pled with Saginaw's defeat assured the crown for the Chiefs. ' paneeneees if—His bombshell neatly lighted, an ex-lacrosse star settled back today to wait for it to fizzle out or explode into a new football league. * * Millard T. Lang, 44, said yes- terday he had written mayors in New Pro Grid League Awaits Response One BC Boxer Left Only Dave Blower is left of the Pontiac Boys Club boxing hopefuls letes could play for whomever)inat have appeared in the Detroit. they wanted. “It we tried 10 COM-|Goiden Gloves tourney in the last several weeks. : Blower, a lightheavy novice, fights an opponent as yet unnamed, in tonight’s bout at K. of C. Hall, in Dearborn. This is Blowers first match. The old All-America Conference tried to buck the NFL shortly aft- er the war, It cost both sides more than five million dollars, mostly in a war for player talent, before a merger in 1950 brought peace. He said his league would have its own draft and the drafted ath- 16 cities inviting them to a meet- United Milwaukee, Boston, “Cincinnati, | and Detroit and a southern divi- sion of Miami, New Orleans, At- lanta, Louisville, St. Louis, Kan sas City, Houston and Dallas. league. We welcome competitive bidding for players. We have to bid against Canada now. Another one won't make any difference.” * * He said he would favor a brand! of football which would do away; with “platooning.” ense,”’ he said. " through 1959. . | at the Ma street *v* + and Oakland aven We néw have the all new, exclusive TURBOGLIDE TRAN POSITRACTION available fer all cars — come 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ’ $4 Mill Gt. (downtown) 631 Oakland (northside) 211 S. 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Enthusiasm ie contagious, The | i | 1992 Pontiee Drive , BE 4-953) ff rich "tnos in the cmpining | belie carm, with two: wash | ‘huslastic about their new bome | REFRIGERATION | or 3 ae Neat Telegraph and Orchard Lake Roads : living room. i ~ Dosen ae ceramic tile, the no ge na help but. > SERVICE ha a we anos | fe dae | teenie Ht - Jalousie Units — and music and the television. | rugs, towels and curtains are |Drotect Shrubs, T Cn ae meee oe 7 : ! 3 # i The front windows here look | a lovely contrast. ony Vreee tt DAY OR NIGHT ; = | 4 t Suffer out on the patio. This is paneled | ‘The pink bedroom at the back | Tender young shrubs and fruit] SERVICE We do a complete job. Off . FP Seeclt Ske OTR ‘abe. eith slik: todos poner td. house is the one the snes 608 be protected from ani-| ‘ IE av ay _ Cement and brick work— 0 ; ae 7 . e Pe “— : Ww as | ing trons . center pane at the sink am 2 hb Magy os is mals se Pg gs ne. lt Ny , Permanent Roofs. ..esese F List | in See ee ed stat ath can te ‘cbtaned «i REFRIGERATION 1] — Pre-Season Prices on All fm INSULATE NOW!:- — oe brldered the two flower le: | — | vt Types of Awnings” | Yew tneulate your home now with Owens-Coming dining room to that Mio on to “he tatdite room ta yotow [OPT oe intelligence Le | , T¥i es : ee ne en ape ae with yh noma with green draperies and white | A ‘contract in Yvetot. | ALL STYLES ALUMINUM be warmest ever, and your heating bills will be It ts, nonetheless, « Hight room. | painted furniture. Bere Mrs. {France solved the problem of how WINDOWS end DOORS Be | the kitchen deor is & | Schalts to unusually high ceiling | en a ene = ee 7 the described apd Your editor would inydrogen, and up when the. painter : the | | ates Pr cus, vonomcnt | AL WINDO CO. pierced brass hangs | seven windows. oberg! ——O-FEREACE. | gr of os 4 front rooms. Furniture is ma- = ple with an heirloom type spread = = ORE | SY ANNENY: Ine : ee ee ee Se 2 = ie L | are ; (i eebencehteencnee SW) wood. The deak chair is up-| feathery green plants 28 E. Huron St. Ph. FE 8-0466 oT? Bk erty ee : threatl ele Srl ag GB | ime all the bedrooms, this Realtors : | a | ae | 9} wall there is a huge china closet | oe has = large double door Ban bane q ‘Hl with double sliding doors, It| leet. All the closets have = & ng ; or ; looks like any other closet when shelves built in af one end; tia = = , S the doors are closed. sien ot Bay ars built-in ; a = There is a wide back door at The basement is a remarkable | : iar part of the house. It contains | in Clarkston-- Et es ek ree ot | SL epee oo oo 8 | | : me Dreutag | ete eee me | Be imi mam soma | Waterford - Drayton |} se eS ae te | 1 ee, | oN 2 2 : rooms. ’ : r es : Walls are yellow ceramic tile; fs . ~ ee Plains Area ff cxumtera "are east eray.‘The | qm te thret-qurters ofthe , 8 PIYIOSl- tS ‘ ‘]} cupboards are white, while the | way up the walls of the laundry ELVA : Y inl << . woodwork is birch, finished in| room, The little den is paneled = Bh Fp par Mpeg age gray | knotty pine. For the shutter | 7 On East Bivd. east of @| _ | re _ bug the dark is : ° - | Call Gowers A counter Himsa | Gye too Set of double sinks. | fis each combined f [251 N Poddesk_OF5-6973 GETTING INTO A COLD CAR , : on iin — ~—ree i eae e a There is a good sized built-in Roan ena ever 80) foe in large bop- * Day and Night Service t A Garage from Bob’s, Building Service Ss sg, ae cae weil any speed, Ding te (Suk on GAS ond | win g . a —— —_ eae cade deaoting. hn large recreation room is a halt ’ | ohipwep: as Sol ve Your Problems } Dae monet: irene tak is just the piace to set the | . eee | er can become a 2-cup perco- | Prelector, _ wa lator for large parties. Bg ’ There are two ovens, one oe : y ; Se eee ca an ee ee ear en gadgets is the musical meat | , ; thermometer. It is to-be in- | RESULTS... GET ORDER HES now] FOR EARLY SPRING DELIVERY | : i Enjoy your porch all this coming Summer. ENCLOSE YOUR PORCH with this 7 amazing new JALOUSIE WINDOWS, AWNING TYPE WINDOWS or COM- BINATION STORM WINDOWS. ag' : : ‘4 — Recreation Rooms = =—s—i(‘(tsésé«SS die S wetainat Laspecauicge- 2-WAY RADIOS in out trucks Kitchen Remodeling Bathroom My Vill Assure You of = FASTER on a oe “There Is No Substitute for Experience” | ow con depend on ‘ : Caney Verner mt ‘ar ® Otatiry eServices... fart Open Daily 9:00 - 5:30 ~ Guaranteed Work | spo SATISFACTION] = is There a ee —- | ew pe | 3 13M BOB'S BUILDING SERVICE _ FREE ESTIMATES — 36 MONTHS TO PAY! Quality if Vira Paint 2 INCORPORATED. — _ Open Six mene Week — 7:30 A.M. _ 6:00 P.M. _ Rallding | pple: Meiaet es BO } ha 207 W. MONTCALM a : sdon. Home ‘Equipment Co. |B | aes TRANSIT-MIX ‘CONCRETE ht the tanhiag white ight Jet wont of Oetiend iph Ros ve FE heme Ee 399 S. PADDOCK ST. 2 -» White : © 4.9544 7 3 Phone FE 4-2597 | : TAG . of. | A.Murey White (FE 4-9544 | | » : Fr | é f # : ey U Ce 4 ’ { ‘4 q ys : 3 é \ 5g: te | 4a * he bss co ee pe ee ne a8 Be neg “ST ORM WINDOWS. “a MONEY DOWN NO PAYMENT ‘til April Ist ‘11% 10 WINDOWS and 2 DOORS . » Self Storing Storm = ee I Down go the prices on nation- average size Bel AE Ale A AB ARO RB Rt i # ie i, FREE ESTIMATES—36 Months to Pay 16. Weedon Home Equipment Co. | 1661 S. Telegraph Phone FE 4-2597 After Open ¢ Days a Week-—7:30 A.M, to 6:00 P.M. Neg a ag aR gee ae: ea aerate Hours, and Sunday Gall "FE 5-0653 __ RAHEEM ! i Seepe; Water Softeners 3 _ WOOD IS BEAUTIFUL — The interior of the Joslyn Avenue United: Presbyterian Ciurch is built of wood, in contrast to the cinder block exterior. The cedar decking roof is supported by lam- «inated wood arches, finished in a wheat tone. The wood of and 0 2 nonin sername das ete | > = . Ponting “ee Phote | cedar. Seek aos Whielle oni aad Duck deers wee beck. The choir | loft is paneled in birch. The floor is buff colored asphalt tile. Petku Construction Company of Birmingham did the work; William | Zimmerman Associates of Pontiac did the architectural work. 2 Real Beauty’ Is Inexpensive. When You Use ae ae Eee hE omer K° COMPLETE — \ REMODELING SERVICE RFE A BEAUTIFUL — |Good Finish Clear : | Bn ef Mew mopenn | so estocn at wf at Keeps Shop Dry, hts cues" cnces| Worker Comfortable | for | | te _ wood collects and. holds dirt. Be- INTERIOR WALLS 20 Beautiful New Colors” PONTIAC PAINT WEG. CO. 17-19 S. Perry” j hi A : Fe | cause of its porous nature, dirt, grease and bacteria become em- Tbedded in the wood and are dif- ‘CAN BE YOURS i) You, too, can have a wonderful f | new deluxetustom butit birch § | kitchen including formica tops i] and built-in thermador range i and oven Installed in your home I for as little as $25 per month | i, with ne down payment! Stop in. See our model kitchen, Estimates are free! THE CABINET SHOP Open Monésy and Thursday Eves, ‘il 9 3088 W. HURON Near Elisabeth Lake Ré. FE 5-9331 ficult to A well finished arses variance te Reauihs and cacy |to clean. Over 25 Yeats in Pontiac 845 West Huren. St. FE 2-3924 & FE2-4008 Many «do-it-yourself projects come to a temporary halt during the winter months. In some Cases, | it is because home workshops are located in attics or in unheated! garages. | Many men, neni, refuse to, let the weather limit their hobby. | They have installed portable elec-) tric ‘heaters that provide comfort- able working conditions no matter what the temperature is outside. A small fan-type heater placed on the floor or workbench. waey so there relaxing after work. Also, turning the heater on for’ Magnetized towel pegs are) handy to have around the. kitch-| en. To have a towel just where you want it, stick a towel peg to the surface of a stove, refrigera- tor, sink or cabinet. You can also use the pegs in. the bathroom.. NATURAL | Building Stone @ Tennessee Ledge Rock @ Briar Hill @ Colorado Pink Ledge @ French Lick Sendstone @ Tennessee Merble @ Blue and Buff Teyco Rich Leoking, Lustrous Polished Marble Window Sills Beautiful Tennessee Marble | ESTIMATES GIVEN Without Obligation PONTIAC CUT STONE . M-59 (1 Mile West of Airport) ’ Phone OR 393-1594 Se ee Se FROM BASEMENT TO ATTIC... KITCHEN MODERNIZATION @ ATTIC BEDROOMS e BATHROOMS ° ADOITIONS e PORCHES Storm Windows and Doors Don’t scrape ice and snow off car all winter. LET US BUILD YOUR GARAGE NOW, and pour the floor next spring. NO DOWN PAYMENT ..,.5 YEARS TO PAY NO PAYMENTS ‘TIL APRIL — SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS G&M Construction Co. Open Sunday 12 to 4 (North of Telegraph) gee ere GR eg rege ate oe eros io Sets # ie .3 BEDROOM BRICK, 1 beat this great value! 1% BATHS ~* Now's the time fo savel In a few short weeks rising costs forces the price up, so buy now and get even more for your money. Compare .. . check the —e . . » dollar for dollar vee can't Large Living Room with Dining Ell @ 1,160 Square Feet of Living Area Beauty Queen Kitchen Cabinets e Birch Sliding Closet Doors Coleman Bonded Blend-Air Heating System @ Automatic Hot Water Community. Water = these homes es sell. for force us to more. Rising costs aor the price. Don’ t delay, take pede e of these sensational home ve ues while they last. Beat the price increase and save! ONLY 20 LEFT! in just 4 weeks FE 2-121. _VETs: $260 DOWN pws costs _ Monthly payments approx. $78 - FHA: $1,700 DOWN pus oss Monthly payments approx. $79 © 3 BEDROOM BRICK, FULL SIZED BASEMENT This handsome full-basement home has afl the plus features found in homes that sell for much more. . . and if you buy now you save exactly $500. So why weit, see it we Check these exclusive features below! @ Oak Floors © Beauty Queen Kitchen Cabinets in Color @ Dining Space’ in Kitchen © Formica Counter Tops in Kitchen © Paved Streets—Paid by Builder @ Com-. munity Water © Spacious Closets © Wood ° Mees: Window Sliding Windows ee ee eee ee ee eee ee Oe __THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUABY —____$____.__-_._— J 4° — ‘ eo : MANY MAKES TO » CHOOSE FROM _ Michigan Home Remodelers 3377 W. Huron St. .* FE 4-6101—FE 4-5063 Tn dk hak hekhedeke ded ‘4 Ly . 1D : : ; Tere oa tit pe an, Poe ee LeeLee LLLLhLL ttt 2: | ‘ 17 os FE 2.9124 ort |Typitied by Sliding Doors} [Gigantic savincs! | wo | -eam—eeme a Must lodayy | | | |: tte contiiene geqase | MONEY | cqocarmatoue Attest aime ie vn te] | Rew eeese, OO” | Down | “EgeesereE Ploong ok ons . ~~ | LW. BoGERT GALL TODAY FE 4-6089 homes, mewives ore pte|tres which cmariute ty enge|ne cor cows ne ree eel ALL AWNING AND STORM WINDOW SALES 233 S. Telegroph Rd: Fecing Ruth St., Pontiac | BUILDING?? - REMODELING ?? cnsiset | We Can Supply All Your Building or Remodeling Needs | This ‘Week’s SPECIALS. ____ a ae 4x8 Mingle Wood—Decorative Plywood, $4400 oe a ee Oe A ee ees ee 4 gf : F 5 t 5 4 ys i HL efficient. Fit in Compact Space VETERANS! ( Zee = oes ek Monthly ts ; $59.31 including everything! Act vow ohyew gh ae leaden MODEL OPEN DAILY 12-9 P.M. Ts} miles north of Welton Bind. AVON ESTMENT CO. ‘FE 5-9237. | i z i i | 3 t ; : i i 3 i E : g H i i 3 : i i es xg f z ; . 3 é ; 1 § aa i 4 3 it BR i i £ z if g vi i ; : § . fF if l i " i 1Hi z - ae a | ti 5 i ly ag ‘j f 7 é i ik ; z E z B 3 ee ee ee eee é ! H : ; ; f i : : He Ovens - © Counter WOOD SHUTTERS benates Sone = sums Door met. | BURKE LUMBER CO.| | STORM DOORS “Where the Home Begins” 4495 Dixie Hwy. O8 +ist Seyi | Plains | ! it 7 i i §& tt F | : : E i : gHBE I il i i 4] Hi | i f ie : gs j ig Fy He + & i if re es d Hi | i i f ; ‘ ft Hi : 4 : " # i i z i i Zz i +E PL ba} F il | ) three bedrooms and an oversize] Consider 2 Points If : WATKINS room thet incl =| There’s No Basement BuyNow!) [220 | HIS | mrvasrss| Se DOOR | _ _Qur Stock Include: — a em has cntag wontee tres crupment oe thee we | ickness a. ually | Wm. A. Kennedy | porch, "aflording an escellent || Another flexible aren is the Aluminum Siding ae ue and permitting easy family room, properly locat- Full Thickness 1 $29” We are Pontiac's Distributors for supervision of children at play. a es thet 1 cha We ted, ee oF Realtor : ! ither immediately or. at Aluma-Vue Horizontal Sliding 3097 W. Huron FE 4-3569 While primarily intended for the ie ‘eee ped a: toatl ———-| comfort of the family, this room bedroum, TO BUY OR SELL | » Ax S, r (| | eS $72 Per Month on | i “ € ; : | Zz 20 Yr. Mortgage f Earl E. Jamies, realtor | N 0 a EMpire 3-6311 I / @ L UMBEF . f i ¥ ** : . . j ; , pe, ; ae r ji Bee Meas & pe : =" * ge : : ee “4 : - f - * : Li Sty | Ea [. .. ? == * : ww o * 1% Car Garage, stee! overhead door, 6 lite casement windows. ae Coen Order Signed MIDWEST. SUPPLY Immediate Delivery! H. H. STANTON 103 State St, piumbing Sales and Service FE 5-1683 - FE 44-2575 _ i, THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1957 ~ * HIS HI FI ROOM — Theodore Carison of South Marshall’ street is a Hi Fi enthusiast and has built a room in his basement to hold all his equipment. Mrs.-Carlson says he's been working on the room off and on for years. The paneling is knotty pine, the floor =| asphalt tile. Mr. Carlson sent along a complete description of the * equipment shown in this picture. He can play the three speed rec- é - Pentiac Press Phote ords and tape them, as well as TV, through the speakers. The FM radio can be played and taped and pre-recorded tapes can be played. The main enclosure has a four-way speaker. system and employs the indirect radiator folded comner horn: That’s but a sample of what can be Gone in this “‘néw” room in the Carlson =. : New Home Size Up 27 Pct. in Six Years New houses average 267 feet larger than six years ago, accord- ing to the Housing and Home Fi- nance Agency. bextra footage, In 1950 the typical new house had 983 square feet of floor space. 'Today, the average has jumped to 1,250 square feet. | Additional bedrooms and bath- ‘rooms account for much of the H&HFA figures ‘tshow. In 1950, for example, only one new house in three had more than two bedrooms. Three of every | four how have at least three bed- rooms, Bathrooms have shown the same increase, reports the Plumbing Fixtures Manufacturers A\ssocia- tion. In 1950 new houses averaged slightly more than one bathroom. Today they have at least 1.5 bath-| rooms and many areas average as high as 2.1 bathrooms per home. A splashback to the sink should be stainproof tile and extend at least 12 inchés above the sink, NO exclusive In Clarkston the NORTH STAR FULL BRICK—3 BEDROOMS FULL BASEMENT—-RANCH HOMES | LOCATED: Take U. S..10 to M-15, M-15 to Waldon Road in Clarkston, — Michigan. s MODEL OPEN Sundey 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Dolly 2t09 P.M. YOU'LL OWN AND STILL PAY LESS! 1 4, $350 DOWN TO Gis - FHA TERMS - @ All Brick @ Paved Streets @ Community Water Syztem @ 5 Different Elevations @ Lerge 100-Foot Wide @ 17’ Country Kitchen with Birch Cabinets e oe, Mester Bedroom with Wardrobe e oe Sink in Kitchen .. . GE Monotop nters @ Full Tile Features @ Oak Flooring @ Large Living Area, @ Gesinator inctaniat FEATURES - @ Built-In Bathroom Vanity 1,050 Sq. Fe. THE BEST Lots MARTIN HOUSES, mounted on @ SINK TOPS ja pipe to form a_ tweilve-cabin @ VANITIES ‘\Aid to Decorators New developments in wood fin-| ishing play a big hand in creating; desirable interior decorating 5 schemes. These new furniture fin-'@ | jishes have resulted from intensive =| |studies and surveys in color har- 3) |mony. They combine the best in) ‘i 29) | casual and neutral tones, blending iam | qualities, and depth. This allows great freedom in mixing unrelated|@ : pieces effectively to achieve a co-|Z : ordinated atmosphere. PATTERN 454 Custom Ravaion RMEISTER GOLD BOND... . colony will please these sociable’ birds. The backs of cabins are removable for cleaning. Pattern 44 which shows each step in making and mounting, will be mailed for 25c, This pattern also. is one of five in the Bird House | and Feeder Packet No. 2 Price $1. FE 22-1485 The Pontiac Press Pattern Dept. OR 3-6241 @ TABLE TOPS B & R WOODCRAFT 3000 Pontiac Lake Road | + » BURMEISTER GOLD BOND . . BURMEISTER G finishing upstairs? REMODEL WITH Andersen Windowalls Plenty of ventilation is the secret of a comfortable second floor. So when you complete your expan- sion attic, consider adding larger windows. ° Why not let us show you Andersen wWINDOWALLS, the most famous of all ventilating windows? Andersen Casements give 100% ventilation, cool your upstairs | twice as fast! 2 Andersen Pressure Seal is the ideal double hung window for second floors. Sash lift right out for easy and safe cleaning. . » + BURMEISTER GOLD SOND arenas + Ween en eee BOND . . . BURMEISTER GOLD BOND _ Andersén Flexivent Windows give excellent ventilation with either hopper or awning operation. Ventilation during rains, too! io iz F 4 cr) a é ‘ re jaa |. MH tumperco. [2 |}: MARDWARE © COAL ¢, BUILDING SUPPLIES | - "S51 OAKLAND FE 4-1594 iP y 1 BURMEISTER GOLD BOND... . BUI a | i Sou sown RURITER ©. Additions © New Roofs © Recreation Rooms © Remodeling « . CONTACT OUR MODERNIZING DEPT. Call EM 3-4171 . for an appoint- to ent for one of our qualified men: to come your home! BURMEISTER’S NORTHERN’ LUMBER CO. EASY TERMS . - » BURMEISTER GOLD BOND... i Open Daily 8 a.m.-8 p.m. ; SUNDAY 10-3 =, e) Grade A-1 Selected BIRCH DOORS wausiawane * Easy Terms! i PLUMBING up to 30% OFF 3-PC. COLORED . ALUMINUM BATH SET 95 $4) fMitings & mee von ted. 2 = = aten 199 149% cmv JS 210# [lintkote Asphalt Shingles vosestca ee < While They Last! , $m: ZONOLITE +m *439) 16-INCH } Reg. $4.50 3 FIBERGLAS or § 95 8 GOLD BOND | INSULATION Brand New Stock—Your Choice . . 100 Sq. Fe. : LOOSE ROCK WOOL............ Bag. $1.25] 4x8 PLASTER BOARD ................ $1.35 : ‘ 25 LB. JOINT CEMENT ..........-....$2.25 DRY WALL CORNER BEADS ............ Ft. 4c 3 4x8x%e Inch MASONITE ...........--55. Per Sheet $2.88 @ 4x8x¥— Inch PEG BOARDS ............ For Tool Rack $4.45 3 ‘COLD BOND RUBBER BASE PAINT ............. $2.95 Gal. * Now save.$3.00 per gallon. Advertised in Life. This is net a discentinacd Nae. You may bey ali you want any time dering this scale. 1x6, 1x8, 1x10 W. P. PANELING ..... « .. Reg. $190, $160 M Cheice of 2 Patterns 1x6, 1x8, 1x10 IDAHO PANELING , *, eee Reg. $220, $190 M * Leng Tengue « 1x12 WHITE FIR, Reg. $130 ...... ibievs tee now S1IOM & %-Inch FIR PLYSCORE ........0cc0seee how $3.30 Sheet No. 2-C OAK FLOORING, Reg. $150 .......... now $11OM Ne. 1 OAK FLOORING, Reg. $220 ............ now $160 M 2x4-8 & 16-ft. No. 1 & Better ...........ssc0e0s $120mM 7 4x8x% FIR PLYWOOD, Reg. $11.72 ............55 $8.90 CARLOAD OF 4x8-5@ PLYSCORE Special offer—all orders placed and paid for before the § 495 car arrives on Monday or Tuesday se that we can unlead from the car, save 5c a sheet—piace your erder new. BURMEISTER GOLD ‘TOND. : BURMEISTER GOLD von Burmeister s | ORTHER ~ LUMBER CO. Wholesale or Retail ee ee oe 3 YARD NO. 1—Corner of Leke end Williams Leke Rds.—EM Sai 1, Pontiec YARD NO, 2—9 Mile at Telegreph - Phone EL 6.4184 i a PVA on aay ' therefrom a definite edge in| a with reflected light. pability and other prop-| ——— mn ae ties | = SPECIAL! = | y in certain res- | re : 7 . a rs Be eae oe mn Diagig 4 . : | . of | : AS Ornamental |] rrriscmont. Relling tree | ae orto} ELLIS, INC. 1 \ ARIES crt. t PVA : os Tron fins to server church is cory asf maewmsn wee'tecse 1H... In Stock for Immodiate Delivery - ] es, stores & bank lobbies. a 6 Open 10 AM. to 7 PM. ee me oe : Sten Toke Sem ee ee 60 DIFFERENT COLORS and i aeey ted. paint man , "TEXTURES TO CHOOSE FROM! Belt, vibrating |. ee gt genes PVA paints tranamit water vapor, |] BOICE BUILDER'S SUPPLY. | Senders: — the common problem of - en O) a g pnd dec. POLYVINYL ACETATE PAINTS — Polyvinyl acetate paints |plistering and scaling te virtually *BLOGK ‘°CGONCRETE ‘ BRICK Ss 4 Terpaulins. have shown marked superiority in durability, covering and resistance |ejjminated. The principal cause of « : a | ey to alkali when applied to masonry surfaces. They are noted for their |blistering is the large amount of 545 5. Telegroph Rood Telephone FE 5 8186 t : j Electric drills. rapid drying. Finish coats may be applied-on the same day as prime jwater vapor created by clothes : , = hi a ts, and may be washed within a matter of hours. washing-and ; ; ete., — ; : - . ) % let Jc we } Jocks, coats, and may be washed within a ma ics lis tiaes eee ane age use a little iene 1 wae : Don y steps cause |) their hair jE : : your family to take a} . » __ [day homes, as well as water which tii, gray : : 3 : Tnasty fall protect 4 gets into exterior siding from the|dicator of i = 2 | h with Orna tal |) Mixer Park inc. outside, When the vapor seeks to|as most of hes : . | yy el oe : eecape, it will cause conventional |'0, Toe Oe neue of university | : = e | s } 245 Elixobeth Lake Ave. | paints to plister unless the house biologists claim that soon you may | fe . : is vented | CONCRETE Pontiac 18, Michiga With ( f f p ' : Tt has to do with the development | Vi , ‘ . in - ; i : STE of the pituitary, which controls| = , re : Ss PS | Phone FE 5-8780 | qa 0d 0 0 yvIny Match Walls, Woodwork ane — og activity. Gives y ! : 4) —t ; i pene about as big as a dime @. ou More A: i = : tle: es ; It is still good decorating prac-|.. . it can make you feel like| F goss . : No Sections to Be’ Forced =| Do-it-yourselfers who do most of|cement surfaces — provided itjtice to paint walls and woodwork) = soe sich domed dae i | Apart by Frost or PROMPT the painting work around their|is formulated to resist attack by|$lt one color. Furthermore, Using! an ‘work wonders on rats whose |S MORE LAND—MORE HOME Settling EFFICIENT own homes have attained a skill|alkali. If you want a surface On| wock of a small room makes the| Se. os ae fh men, : + ; was ii REAL ESTATE approaching that of professionals. |an interior wall to have the softestiroom look larger. It's advisable|get the same results. That's en-|f MORE SPACE TO ROAM 3 NCRETE |: ° Where they frequently fall short|®Ppearance, you should know that|also in rooms where the woodwork|couraging . . . but not very com- a © ‘CON | SERVICE is in their knowledge of paints,|/not all flat paints are is not well placed. By making the wg we bear something | a . STEP CO. | particularty the newer ones, and/éiaes free, woodwork blend with the surrewn’|about America's youth | Be 6 Room Ranch Home with © ' z ee 4 ; —— Wm. H. Knudsen consequently in their ability to se- Until the advent of new types ing wall, its deficiencies are less but seldom do. we hear good |F “Femily & G : Room” ee i 5380 Dixie Highway | Realtes lect the right type of paint for a! of paint within the past decade, |"0ticeable. aie. As you ay knew de Foce Brick ... 1% Beths ; OR 38-7715 | 51 Fontine State Bank Bldg. Jtiver joy ys| & Painter had little to choose | tional ‘Boy ‘Seout Week.” and we Attached Carport t i Ph. FE 4-4516 eet. cam Se app 4 to “hot | from, Paint was paint. It was Flooring Kiln-Dried wish to salute the men and women | fi = uncured plaster — but only if) made from a pig: : of our coun and expecially those ; Full Price From , you select the right type. It cM) ment or coloring substance, and | Qak flooring, used in the vast|!m our own Clinton Valley Council) * Ba ; ice be used on a brick house or &M/ » vehicle or.oil or alkyd, which ot homes nowadays, is/ nO, Ste dedicated to produce $ Moery Oil rner Sales-Serv | is the film-forming . jaimdried and Participe Citiann ship.” 14 540 : s % : Turpentine or mineral spirits aiias wtaeactats as 8 We be1 hx tee a lost her job in| ~ / i 7 : woman of. ’ GAS AND OjL—EXCEL—MUELLER were used to thin the paint and |tain maximum dimensional stabil- 2 restaurant when she two § i : Lu od C. Free Estia ; brushes after installation, s 0 ve @ permanent | 7 td West 3216 nape Se. | G, <. int-it-yourself revolution ~ “ = — — pf 238 jong Man, Form, Herth, (ieht) lente ame Be: “ 0 as tar Sede 0 dale banc A 4% Mortgage Avaliable that faces you today can be “gone ee tem Sone Oe ae new type of paint, 3 BEDROOM BRICK. . tomorrow,” you'll simply turn | 5% » ‘ seus |Fees c= | GORDON-BEGIN | | monly known as latex or rubber $280 DOWN property, residen business. base paints, were sold in sub- “Realtor Partridge is the Bird to © Cow | = stantial volume for the first time ', ¥26t Featherstone See.” REALTOR WARD E. PART-|) 18450 James zens Hwy. UN 4-4810 in 1948. From sales of 2,000,000] Werrington Hills FE §$-3261 nate 1050 W. Huron, Phone 9% wile . gallons in that year, sales have |‘oseeeeeesme skyrocketed to an estimated 50, 000,000. gallons for 1956. 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What a fred Hua And orily Lindsay hag it 7 ‘Trade In Your Rusty Old Water Softener * Free, Water Analysis Home Improvement Co. 487 Elizabeth Loke Rd. pnone FE 8-195] now BARRY SULLIVAN + FRANK LOVEJO : 7 ae “SUNDAY Monday® Tuesday _ Drumetick = Thre, Mam Tie Gite Lat] oe" Natalie Wood,’ 7 ia} eta hag oe | Wagons,” 97 ln wo Scope, Techni-| ~~ e Call FE 8-0483 | cove. r= rarter—“Fn to Din] Thats baseball star Ted willans fo ond Bas a PIZZA Cigarette output has gained four! him to call me. Lo and behold, ene | | Hie tet yee when I was out—I should call Ted Williams. enna 7 *“I-did, and fortunately he gam ; wasn’t in!” i LINDSAY | Julla got married, but the, beeiey ywanes and her hus- — He i understood. . oo a ber. Lass, all iinitaaates | “EZ also gave him permis- . > Yesterday's answer: conCrete, grovEl, sion to have dinner with oo forMs, mixEr, fiNish, sTop — coMent, | Garbe if she ever asks ° What's My Line. Ine. mortAr, Sand, pOvur, stoNes. 24 _WATER. SOFTENER | no! sccm" | me. “Well, = night he was going to be on ‘What's TANK GUARANTEED | "7,Ute? 204 if was ar- Poreee Sawin , } Fanged with some friends U S H . R d - FOR LIFE who were going to dinner . ». Housewives Rappe | with him that I should go by Lindsay, America's largest manuiac- || along. i ‘ “But I couldn't do it. It seemed too ffaudulent and I kept wondering, “What if he thinks I’m dull?’ He did send me his autograph, though.” : uy big romance between you and Ted Williams is over?” “I guess so,” sighed Julia. * “5 by which she means Detroit, where her orang i cars are made. “I've had no tragedies so far. Once recently my dress got, caught in a car door on the air. eee eee and took my dress out. Nobody mentioned it.” x * * She thanks her husband, Worsham Rudd, a commercial artist, and her mother, Caroline Meade, a former actress now teaching at Oklahoma Baptist University for all the help 'they’ve given her in perfecting her diction and her memory | of scripts. | “Fluffs aren't too serious,” Julia said. “Everybody likes them but the sponsors.” “Reliable INSURANCE Protection” . Donaldson-Fuller Agency, Inc. - _ Phone FE 4-4565_ 147 W. Lawrence St. nd THE WEEKEND WINDUP ... by Monique Van Vooren HOLLYWOOD w — Do Ameri-|age can housewives have life too easy? : * * * Monique Van Vooren thinks so. Monique is a blonde Belgian age. The man is supposed to be the master. I think that's why so many women are unhappy in this the im- ves." DLR OE OF THE SEASON’ S “OUTSTANDING HITS! Clark GABLE and Doris act bes 2 “GREAT DAY IN THE “BEAST OF HOLLOW Moniqué, who is warbling at felt American women are too sus- See 1957's New Movies NOW. . : seat te Coe i a onare. They lead push-button lives. Their|0" buying new machines and more work is made easy by an infinite|on keeping their husbands happy variety of gadgets, and they even|she remarked. “European wom-| “In Europe, women devote their|*°med to working long hours lives to their husbands. Here, rey won cngpce Fs is the men who devote their lives feet they are. wee ft to their wives. That is wonderfal|@%ds and their family. for the women; but it is going . ; against nature. The largest percentage of sui “Woman was not meant to bejcides occurs between the ages of 6 and 75 years, . Art Carney and Nannette Fabray probably won't Seaieis as the dominating force in a marri- rumored: she likes to work in L.A, he prefers N.Y... .\ Nes Paul Newman tiffed with Ann Blyth on the “Helen Morgan” set. * “oR Joe Louis’. pals are sure he'll show up for Sarah Vaughan’s : concert at Carnegie Hall . “SEE YOU TODAY AT THE West Pontioc Kiwanis Club | _ Pancake Festival . Seturdey, Feb 16 TA. M. te 8 P.M. ADULTS $1.00 All you can eat at the Pontiac Federal Sevings . and Loon Building 761 W. Huron KAST HEATING &. Saginaw St. FE 58-9250 sf Gencies . .. | . Adm. Redford, retiring soon as i head of the Joint Chiefs, was offered several college presi-(t Ben Gazzara, of “The Strange One,” says there|# are just two women in his life—his mother and Elaine Stritch. His WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Madison Avenue,” and put it on the expense account.” says Jonathan|i} Winters, “is where they took the padding out of the shoulders retakes in San Quentin that a prisoner heckled Palance, “Tul be out of here before you are!” -That's earl, brother. (Copyright 1957, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) Community Theaters Bat.: “Great tain vi HELD OVER! SAT.-SUN.-MON. | ;HURON ¥ Misqstad RAY. SCALE , . his. TALKING GUITAR TONIGHT—Last Complete Show Starts 10:00 J: | | j Truth,” Maureen O'Hara, John Forsythe. . a) F Sat: “ A 4 Cos nee * | {Aoote 904 Contelio Meet Cup-| Monn ities “King and Pour” t “Rock Prett; vi : y Baby,” Sal Hetty Fox & Hounds Inn DINNERS: Monday thru Saturday 5:30 to 11 P.M. SUNDAY DINNERS: from 1:30 P.M. to 9 P.M. LUNCHEONS: Served Daily 12 Noon to 2:30 Phone. MI 4-4800 for Reservations DESPERADO : ait, Ambaemders Deuahte~ ane ily: Eve. ° "Child sschi iste 40¢ © 50¢ * 20¢ 3 But_the'er. “VALLEY of HEAD “HUNTERS” Also “SOMEBODY UP THERE LIKES ME” Foclion...iS OMY Tae mans ag ite you! LATE SHOW TONIGHT AT 10:30 P. M; STARTS SUNDAY Ist PONTIAC SHOWING PAUL RICHARDS PATRICIA WRIGHT & REPUBLIC PRESENTATION Plus OUR 2nd BIG FEATURE! MURDER ON WHEELS! 1S ARMED | iE CLARK: “WILLIAM TALMAN | " pa ONLY Ina Metin ters Theater I] Scorming down from the Khyber Pas come the leptons of Zark Khan LUNCHEON and-DINNERS— LAST DAY = “GOLDEN HAWK" | 1 ig JACK McCALL [ILE ‘es At 1:35 - 4:12 - 6:50 - 9:30 arm TOMORROW! Features at 1:07 - 3:14-5:21 - 7:28-9:35 MOTION PICTURE OF . A THOUSAND SPECTACLES AND ADVENTURES! — ... defying 9 great empire for the harem dancer of Ziarat! SS “i ae eter That Spe ot= Hit! (Cam SUNDAY ot 12:15 P. Mo RLY for BEST SEATS! DOORS OP COME _ Ed s RDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1957. as Direct: Talk sin tungera teivgecs | 7 hideast Peace .. |e a und the A het e ae * mane 1 Week 4% “ree ee : . s _- oe ine Ae By T. ¥. Hamlin shaky| Rabbi Siperstein defended| JOHANNESBURG w — Health|” “@ 0 ————— : . — @ genuine peace,” Israel's earlier armed actions asjofficials have confirmed 146 polio] _ . : RE f : YEP... AND self protection against Russian-in-\cases in South Africa in the past ty spired aggression on the part of week. : ety gg) ee ey ee ee Ministet of Health J. H. Viljoen|- and |.anctions against Israel being de-|="'* however, the povernment| Mid- | ated in the United Nati does not so far regard the number peace. * recorded as a major Arab | : _———__—_—_—. Iba Saud through | Bolivia will install air naviga-| The congtitution of Brazil fol- gums of money and offers tion aids, with the helpof-U. S.|lows the pattern of the U. S. equipment, |technicians, ‘Constitution. — ad ’ NANCY | By Ernie Bushmiller f 7 ee — I TOLD you a ly WOW=---I FOUND WE'D 2 § | REDUCING fapmcniaei FIVE DOLLARS--- HAVE 2 3 SALON _ COME ON, PUP--- }A HOT eS 2 = , My) eR’ WE'LL. HAVE A TIME one eabinee y aX? SE HOT TIME _ : ~aiy | #252 en of ( Q/o FY///\\\ if es . eB, | ae |= CAPTAIN EASY | [ses ooongia] wrasse VACATION IN ARTISTS, THE MORE A QUT OUR WAY HOLY MACKEREL / HOW T WHY NOT? IN “TH' DICKENS CAN THIS WAY YOU WATCH A BIG \ YOU DON’T CONSTRUCTION OPER- ATION LIKE THAT an vy By Dick Cavalli " I DONT CE HOW THEY CAN . Price THE WORRY WART TRWILLIAMS 2-16 © 1957 by NEA Service, lnc, TM. Reg. U.S. Pat. OFF | Ye Sy) Se <5 | A a Ae 1 HAVE SOMETE ca — Ey pe | ERB RARRNSTOCK | a <' a ; : ; “¢ ; a ; : p> 8 2-6 > “Would you have this same thing in a happy ending?” Poe ieee es Ge ea v . ‘ ‘ ; — A Under arrest are Mack D. ; 21, of 77 Chopin 8t.,. _. | brother Arthur, 23, both of 1233 Wattles St., and Robert Fosmoen, 17, of 3934 Crooks. Police are also holding a. fifth; 7 fi geneeses Horsepower Limit Could Become law : day's business and closed yester- day by vane po go police- Trooper, President Vie for Top Post ze ; ifr ork ‘ivg if Norway, may be the small- est city to have a subway. * * extends a welcome to the public. Navy Plane. Crash Blamed on Gauges Run Airport. ny One man ‘was killed but six in a snowstorm Lt. Cmdr, Hoyt Duff, aviation safety officer at the Grosse Ile Naval Air Station, said ice appar- causing them to give incorrect readings. - Duff, who headed the board in- vestigating the crash, said one of the plane’s three altimeters was recovered and indications showed it had been properly set before the craft took off from Albuquerque, N. M. to return the. body of. a More Refugees Arrive CAM PKILMER, N. J. @®—The the total who have entered the processing center to 26,549. President of College Faz violating the regulations of the Department on. sentations. We have had a lot of with those fellows.” Tab raud | DETROIT (AP)—Faylty altim- eters were blamed by the navy yesterday for the-Jan. 22 crash “lof a naval airplane near Willow survived when the ship crashed | Of Gh instrument’ ently formed on the air intake |4: vents of the altitude indicators, 5: Michigan airman killed in another |a Army welcomed 1,989 Hungarian refagees here yesterday, bringing Presbyterian Men to Hear Missionary Lng epee ty z More 10-Cent Papers With Mounting Costs ‘WORCESTER, Mass. — Richard C. Steele, general : his forecast to steadily mounting bee a aes . pefeone like hank checks soil things that happens to me in my present job,” the revenue chief said, The appointment of W, G. Heller and H. H. Fisher as assistant factory accounting, budgets, pay- costs of publication. 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CHARLES, ALTOR Telegraph PE 40821 BUY, SELL OR TRADE Ba dace ae orate n eq land GEORGE BLAIR resorts 8ON_REALTORS Phone FE 4-1587 ¢ BUYERS FOR THE mao that are de- y at once: DORRIS & "62 W. Huron siroug of all will hs are.” * \ ave m other bu fag ornebeaper homes K phate | e one - C PRESS. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, WOGAN Oo . — + - bo) nkiw. M. Stout, Realtor a. ‘Opes Eves Tu oie Rent Apts. Furnished 33 OP EN ; PRIVATE — : eee orchid ake wy, Gilles Realty Co. JT Dal FLOOR ATTRAC. NEWLY aw. cient se Eat ral Te eee: “ 2 ‘Sunday Feb. 17th \ or lady. aol Orchard Lake ‘ SPECIAL 2toS P.M 1 RM. KITCHENETTE AT $450 DOWN 107 Pioneer Street | : 4 . ’ DLA boy : aL 8 rm. home with | Te ely. nate Adulte. te Heston. ‘lb Raw ON HAS PART BATH. poy RL : eae : : 3 ASEMENT. & om, Lor. tre large fenced lot. Owner £, be™- 50 & week. 431 #. A? Newslectures Brg: : | LL c: OnLE . ae a ee ter i nox z mo a : ip yg R. _ VALUET; Realtor | naga ak ) a "FEE RSGa Sass 72 7M vo ease” | NT CHOLIE amet alberta Apt Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34| Rent Apts, Unfurnished 34 “ 2BEDROOM = | ; | & KiTcHEN, PRIVATE aA ears Srivee toabe. tn. No drink. + | gairance, washing, J adult. PE) 7 a EAR veiel Mt Clemens. FE §-3664. wedned “agetet Girae Seth” 6s | 2) w, CHARGER CO. 20083. 2 & BATH. ALL UTILITIES i Gata wade ap Kitebew: ge | . Huron PE 5-8183 Eves. | LARGE E PONTIAC GENERAL HOSPITAL | A . $5.50 & up. . Two bedroom bath “eae pee |) tone Sata seit Mente Pe |e Se RIOT RRP TS| in’ So eed eee Ee : : tor ed, 8 8, ome : it! PE 5-7332,| boards & close 7 BOOM FORNIRMED APT ii) ~ hoe mo. oN nee Mee | Argerate aie = I COOEB LAUNDRY. cut, Full basement ens deal ess! Cen Sunday 7. ROOMS. JUST DECORATED. PE bia we W. W. Buren. ed “Zion. shorwen te toopeken to “1706 round floor, priv: : NEWLY REDECORATED LARGE | GLEAN ROOM NEAR BUS BTA-| Stores, bus line, , Dafter 330 mF e . | iat . »| 3 rooms end bath located close + PE .2-0076. Mage & per mo. at!) th ul Sylvan Lake City i ROO RNIGKED - APART. stove, heat, hot water. PE 2-425. te “downtovn._ dea! lor worting | COMFORTABLE. ROOM PRIVATE per cent interest, with dake “privileges, | Brand ment. FE &118i. 174 ens | 3 Ove. couple or single person. Imm & shower, & cooking priv. PERRY, PARK pew 3 bedrm. brick rancher, 21 7H Edw. M, Stout, Realtor |" . or FE| fhiet, close te new Medison Jr.| Dream. kitchen with "alates | TN, Saginaw Bt. Ph. FE $4168 | aHED ROOMS PON RENT. Fog Bn age ey ire range: Geramie fle bath with — are eteret. 2 See So Bite, giaseed ip “nai | ment, Another “in the aE aan GT | POR Een Ba Me | Peo tr adi Sagem | STS ahs oe “tp ¢ BENZ TO RETIRED Capt — WiGe ROOM, EERCHEN plastered walle, qn | R. D. RILEY P| oils. : , oe oe with $1,200 down, "| sae ‘Lake Rd. PE ¢-1197 Nice G Rit. BEDROOMS BEDROOMS, FULL BASEMENT RENTAL UNITS |e guaering, motes | ” SBEDROOMS” i fom oat pork FE ET : a ae ae SERVICE A titolo | vam 4 lity ae L heat, a pe heat- : el OE ae gy | SUNDAY 2-5 ARMS 973 Argyle retired couple. | All Bric nm gy Mae « With 3 bedrooms, near Dan- ,- FE. - 4 ee School. Gas P..-%.. 8, —-_ 8 room, Ii Bath,” and , Venetian blinds, softener. Add Bicely tool shed, chicken | . iam od tat with B ome sere of ton ORCHARD TRAD. |: LA BERWICK; TO PSTEAD. | kaovur-roLtow sions. - err) OPEN i mee io heat fura. OFFERS SUNDAY 2-5 7 ROOM , wenudine $5950—Corner Lot 2487 LaFay 5-2038. A substantia! ¢ room| Owner Transferred 4 ROOMS 28 home, paved street. se en this - Full good tur-| BeituecP es ect’ : = ae Sie See Ideal” fo teachers, cuba | Jado 31813. Lak ia: ges Leads of closet spate, it ‘ ROOMS, e Privileges baths, family - type kitchen. : ¥ " * yi nage. we Dees ; J Pe sa Pescsssion nee at once, 8 rooms | Complete with chnieem imum - * 7 RMI windows cad’ "Wenotian make immediate . Blinds. Situated on @ lots of tale preperty with near Union Lake. 2 car ga- m + Fe, inter buhay 7° FF posers North-Side—— eS kagngerss = ees gy A mg . - T ing A ritchen, and front = sere! OPEN ment, laund tubs, oll heat ind screens, 98050, terme SUNDAY 25 : : East of City 2135 Oxley e 3 a a "Rae Ste tain | Mike & Te "aad APE MAIN FUR. OR distance : HOTEL AUBURIN heat, sluminum storms and| moet of the newly «tune TCROOME.” JOST ORCORATED.|esctas-tSagw UPPER: PVE | > "OMS §,GHOWER—| _, Rona by Dey or went | __ Stina Bear earns Gioeos, | this peared’ 3 bedroom’ Sele e Fiste Siam | entrance. 18s Whittemore.” TARE ROUSE. des MO. WODERY. WODERW, | Costing ‘sod reirigerstion unt £3,000 down. “OS brick “ranch home is le: 7 LOVELY ROOMS REFERENCES |4, ROOMS & "BATH. UTILITIES | ° fas neat, Pk eaus7. | #4 AuDum ___FE_ 2.4208 Large Lat : ares, where, Sach home bag women preterrel PE a40ed ater | Ple-preferred FE. 29618 room, gas. Eat arms _ | $m, Pome, BY Ger oF rest Also lake privileges, 8 rom | ere’ parcel, attached teat ie tata nett oeas | me Pak, rt ee | EE ees SEE |" pen seers || a ee RMS. & BA _™ wa ‘ee rage. Paved : Walls and feed, Peat * & pert | dowstown. Children welcome. FE van Lake. Rest or sell. Keege SHOP FOR RENT , ee EO OREO]. -Qegnees Suare, We tnew J ROOMS FURN. APT. COUPLE | _ #3742. Harbor, FE s-s618, 135 Shirley. Approx. 26x42. Low |W. ater io gf 2 men, near Pontiac or Pisher |S ROOMS AND BATH. UPPER | GopERN « ROOMS B GARAGE.| Tt ashington Jr. Priced ‘at too: DIX: Plant. May have garden. FE| apt, with » in 4 0471 Pontiac Lake Rd. Sener Werte 6 & This story ~ RIGHT ON Paw: 2-0470. brick. Near ‘yoalee 7 F,_ Bliss, _WO__1-0031 home has living room 13x23| KINSON” RIGHT ON OR. TRM. & BATH CHILD WELCOME | month, Call Realtor ‘Parirdge. | MODERN 2 BEDROOM HOME. |——D > Office Space 41 2 a RD Oft of W. Columbia, FE 41128. . ! i aa « LARGE Ras. LOWER. SUIT gore.) Socmuren, @2 ton ae | Oe re Pi diel 3%, ROOM HOUSE FOR sine, Soaresuns ‘cma sae 2p. Hy " Sn schoo a , sm. tomatic - children’ om 9 including 18%, Troutagy on W oe on Gt Gat oe a FO eel et eg ce Ipguire at Levcadeenl oy 4 ee rar A — . : *| Phone u P B+. ___ fy? Dora | _Giemens MY 37th" | TMALL COTTAGE. 10 HEIGNTS | DESIRABLE OT FICE SPACE storme and seréens. $14,080, SUNDAY 25 ATTRACTIVE FURN. 1 BEDROOM | @ RMS. SECOND FLOOR. CLOSE | Tt. take. SUT | Ie center of business district. $3,658 Satta tnsanb tsar v= | = raeee or Fabra (PUR Deer come On| Seer, Beal PE 83 Acres _,| POReenbarry pr >on | 4 BRICK APT 1 & 2 BEDROOMS. | __3-7318, Plenty of Parking. A. good investment, 34 ac: edroom Brick Ranch frmen. Or mother & son. PE| fangs &,tetriegrnor, weeking we | SMALL Wi petal’: GuTY | Nea gegen yes te ie tere timber, Sale-seantting-Sovcur. ae 3.7308. bet 14 & 15 Mile Rd. & warm. FE oS ee ae - Seebe with’ 3 bed. | home has built-in stove and GLEAN 3. RM. APT. NEAR DOWN. | WEST SIDE 3 RMS. | ~ Des aes : Fooms nd basement. Lo-| oven Snd hood of stainless Hhorernes const ® OMS) sara Gree ts sum of 8 ns O fai face aii Wer" S| —Gicg MSE aN ind, a en ah Lu = ped Van Welt. OR 3-1355. oy Complete num storms Seance Bee | Si nc he comes | Rent Howees Untere. 26] Waeinaae (AERC PPE | asin Highwa en aa, COMPLETELY | , mais 1 BEDRM, HOUSE NEAR CLARK- # office of factory Gommercial location. new 2) = Gow paytrent. De ean Ai wtitee included, Wan monthly. One, bea va aut rutomatie heat, | sion ,Reler. For information call AP v Secemory Mote Pothee. 186 dtu ‘Gove “to Fonte, 3 LAKE RD. we FERNBAR- middleaged or mi antenna, Saou . : enise ERTY. Fu cael after 6 pm nights or | {ietead 9 ‘ * piocks Pm Si. Michaels a For Rent Miscellaneous 42} ie “nonateten “evaiiste _Bunday. with ual Sees Mah 16, FE © be eee $23,500, a CLEAN MODERN APT. er. = vie is 2 BEDRM, COUNTRY HOME. are welder, PE §-1438. FURNES nee a tanme | 80 THAT WE CAN yret THE |” Garden space, Nice lawn. 16 ALL TILLABLE. A Haunted House Pee heatch eon | tesiuaare Sener | Sin foc reteset | teeta arse | ROY Annet Inc, Haugted mm beste ott anytime . . : Y—LEASES = 3 ot See See ORE Mier C8) 5 LOW aS O00 PER MONTH. ee eee tak | ha a nae * Goon venings and’ Sunday 14 oo eo —- FURN. APT. 4 6 24%. for Inspection oat, _ SUBURBAN, MODERN DELUXE 2 den, off 35x20 page Re 5 3} BB gy me 7 ROOM COTTAGE MODERN with 3 acres. of NI H LIE soe corne: " k off Osmun FEderal 8 6918 “ bath. ed ete very best in aut Pull sent, ref Leena we tae LAKE FRONT APT. BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM, |‘ nM, GAS HEAT. $53. MO fast_nook. garage bide.” 20x30— " “ 950—Investigate now, 3 nice roome with fu bath and| kitchen @ kitehenete~. Pull bath. or work shop, The perfect retire Sieh cane storage. Furnished. $75 per | 1100 Crescent Lake Ra. 2 WITH Ex- a Bw Bay Sylvan Village ~~ mon » EAS tra attached ga- Saar and north of $21. in "4 bungalow among Near 8 Club. 2 brick 5 room rage. Next to school and . EARL BUGDEN the trees. About 2 ks J h K I ' and ; = church. Not modern, $50 per- ‘. pealtor : pees 3. years ONN A. IWIN, | ey lee, Sees Rermees ridge FE Gua One Lape et Sve MO} = Sunday, February 17 cement drive, basket wenn Since MAHAN REALTY CO. |7as gar. |TOw Cost, LARGE ROOMS | 25. hey S13 west un, Steet 43415 | 075 W. Huron “Pe 29-0263 | Auto. heat. Adults. Newly decor: sunch, tan, oe i's 1b, Master 161 Murphy Street preea! at $0880. with “ue LARGE RM WITH KITCHENETTE | pRayToN TP YOU WISH| Mile Ra.’ tenes eas 1 tome. Lot fe x 300. Prieet| | party finished ae ortgage. Sub- at 118 LY <3 Sate PE a really nice & rms. with auto, RMS PART ~ oY nae Lot a 0. Drive with mirror, ves- stantial down payment. ine eras ear Watkins tor call OR outs days and house. £033, One es Cot, © . & SON tba, otk ion’ LR Boo-Hoo Pace: Saute, hee bh ON Sine | OR 34i6 eves dope, PE eee) Caen Wesco, RO Heat, & very It’s a crying shame we N 2 BEDROOM APT., ALL | Gas nares, 3 wat, R TERRACE, BATH. GA-| 11 9-1000 40113 complete home. — ; area, at once, ts | Psteeh vem Reel. | Sees parame 8 See tet G SCHUETT Ren ba , mz 4 ‘& BATH. UPPER. * poome § BATH 3 MODERN. OPEN 9 AM to? P.M. ~ i recreation room. The wa, | a0 Paton, Pe 2-103, coin. S| “hy, Northwest Resi Sunday 1 to6 car earees, orice Site : Fag -M--, RR month. sucALE GRP ‘ Indianwoods Manor Bae tate" month | include YOUR LIFE'S MADE/¢ rome oo west tis, og, beat | ent doorvice porer'Y sere St yg Mg a :|EASIER through Class Tesh Pee et. | Bateman fied Ads, To solve every- yes * ote .|day problems quickly, dial ‘ FE 28181. iW ah , 3140 W. iN FE 24411 or Eves, MU 4-6417 OPE i SUNDAY 2:9 GI's CHECK THESE FEATURES caher cane aie W, Suburban location, $750 hie Rey RD. to. LAKE RD. LEFT TO CASS LAKE RD. WATCH FOR SIGNS. i 2 : ; i RAY O’NEIL, Realtor Telegraph FE shes. Pi 3.0008 TRADE _| ELWOOD: | Oe stu. ESTATE THELMA M. EALTORS: OR_3- Eves. MAple 5-120 ' POR BETTER bhUYS , sere lot. Homey fact. Only Gs cove See * Garage: ands oe wah «veer PURNISHED % $15,000 “with 000 in. ties treet . P. W. DINNAN ve 4-27 Are You Interested? with can ant and ‘Arnold Real Estat 0 S. Telegraph Ra. | era | GIRES Wie i c% Be $600 DOWN, Dak SALE Wenet foros. LISTINGS | WANTED HURON VALLEY LTY Easy 103 6. Broadway St. Lake Orion ‘COLORED FAMILIES ohn Kinzler, Realtor SUN. 2to 5 P.M. INDIAN VILLAGE 19 MOHAWK TERRY Hit i eo 3e te NICHO 7 N.|2 FAMILY — West side. 13 room 2 baths, 6 pein, cia SUN. 2 TO 9 1026 ARGYLE -GI ATTENTION 3 bedrooms and full ba Ww Park. s : best, ‘Pull priee “Background for. — Living” A Truly Beautiful New Lakefront Home Re em OEALTORS OR 343s ves, Maple 5-000 Bateman fired. steam heat, 2 car ge- rage, quiet paved street he all in A-l shape END = » Beatitiful ceramic tile bath, eating in ‘oungstown kitchen. Lov D RENT, Realtor Telegraph AMPLE CUsTOMER Pankrka 670 W. Huron St, Pontiac COLONIAL HILLS Foyer entrance 5 26 Open_Eyes __un toto? | spark et | ADAMS -Kampsen REALTORS FE 40528) KNUDSEN oN ‘Sunday 3-5: 387 W, Iroquois ... West Suburba Pracically WM. H. KNUDSEN - REA very, very reasonable R.D. RILEY, Broker Eejeabeth Lake Ra. * FE +1157 REAL ESTATE| Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor * N. Ph, $-8165 " ee Rn. “til ee : ee BRICKS $1 CEDAR SHAKES 19922 James Couzens, Detroit, Mich. | NEAR © 1967 by NEA Service, ine | OFF, OAKLAND | with cent taxes a home near Tile Bath Carport. LAKE ORION. Immediate Pos- session. down , room home on your jot. Call today, High School and new school. 3 trick home on lot = ue. bath. t floors. Piastered Ven- etian . Pull basement with 4 0. Gast to ie Bal & ins. 8 J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor Er. Ww ot On extra EB. Wilson two car garage New beth fix- tures, Venetian blinds & carpets . = storms & screens. Of- Se ‘ & + On Central Sanford — Baer a, Mang ears ae ® mo. goniract parmest. If your TSS ates neh REPAIRS : Sulse an Abe Golteen, a r. Low as $400 down & $40 mo. Good chance for resale at A REALTY oi) EVENINGS CALL OR 3-2420 oR PE 8-2003 8 IN NICE § large rooms steam heat. ges = water fe Cee ge oe ety a “SPECIAL Leslie R. Middleton BROKER j PFEs-0003 No Down Payment | blag a 2 ands ted basement and rough wirin or on our lot with ‘ar ree F.C _Sun. 2 to § P.M. Pioneer Highlands 230 S. Josephine St. be- sign. Shicomen on pinatines. Soe. NICHOLIE | =" = oe, | 4 bedrooms, 2% baths, attached 4 ft, in this amas: Drayton Plains Area . Located on « large mn Commerce to Care signs) right on. Carey to Lake Ona. ~ iON. OPEN SUNDAY HOLMES-BARTRAM | 4302 Dixie Hwy. - “RANCHMASTER”™— Road Nosan Building Corp. PONTIAC AIRPORT $725 bedroom ranch home, I‘ batha loaded with extras living. Lots 8 ft, wi EVERY DAY OPEN Near Wisner School laide ‘& Ho’ Sts. rybaspais: Wood CS. comer iiitiel: he =| Johnson |" FOR BETTER HOMES H fr in i L i | 100 Onkland Ave, | PE 42544 RED 3 family income, 2 a up bringing in SYLVAN REALTY CO.. in SYLVAN. BROPPIN Save $7,500 On Brick Ranch Home on Waterford Hill aon sige s call Mrs. Gny-| | A. JOHNSON, Realtor OPEN Giroux-Franks Saturday & Sunday 16 C. HOUSTON REALTY , PE +6331 3 || OPEN SUNDAY 3 70 4)” FLORIDA RETIREMENT | ITED INCOMES : eee Bae iots.” infor, OR 3 BEDROOM. FULL BASEMENT ld, PE 63m, Templeton WILLIAMS LAKE 5 » full bath, Repeatent. teeth lake. Kk. L. Templeton, Realtor | NICHOLIE NORTH ASTOR STREET pe Opposite ellow schol. , Takes $1500 dn. | errs sere, riek fir . Venetian blinds, bsmi., auto 4 C. garage, 2 large lots Qo000. Reasonable terms. S rms. m condition Th Sotroem, th full basement “4x ny fins gece “water cy sewer on rp aie 6. Telegtagh Mead | aa OPE SUNDAY 2to 5 AT OTTER LAKE I « ‘ gh oy a] nek fe ANNOUNCING FOR '57 -New Homes | 1 ‘. . oat rooes IN PINE LAKE MANOR SUBDIVISION ahreedy wadertay, Mew tc level © | -« built homes . priced at } ea SEVEN OTHER Po ye To at: $17,500 & UP Choice of tot. sites, Come in and look over the de- tailed arran, ans now to your new home. SYLVAN REALTY CO. 3-BEDROOM BRICK FRONT ON CANAL Check These Features: Owner-Built Wet Plaster Walls ‘| Maohgany Doors Ceramic Tile Bath Oak Floors -| Large Kitchen — Ce-| Full Basement : Lere€ Corner Lot noramic Lake View Only $15,250 J. A. Taylor MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Built in 1949 Full basement and space Be) @ recreation room in thid one story home; Back - yard fenced and nicely land scaped, Total price $10,781 Four Bedrooms | ag property to buy lor the future: Only $11,- tees!’ puonees ste hes ay ai an type of business. : k .| West Side Excellent borhood of home: tine Gas heat. Two car garage. $14,300 and terms. — . +4 FE 27144 LAWRENCE W. s GAYLORD REAL ESTATEING, - 20-8. Main. Clarkston, Mich. WATKINS ~ HILLS OPEN . FORINSPECTION ~ SUNDAY 1-7 P.M. Pian to see our ges hae VENIENCES. “avaliable on VA. Priced from: : $15,000 — $16,000 WM. A. | -| KENNEDY REALTOR 3007 W. Huron -OPEN EVENINGS TILL i “BUD? ase Suburban Rancher : Bie okt aneee matic 2 ear sateen - rive. Bee : Set geet inum sterms | “— : Sia tees family a favor, 2 Bedroom Suburban. alow, all on treen, = 120 lot, at INICHOLIE REAL TOR _ Sei sien bm oa CNT. OPEN SUNDAY 2to6 295 Eliz, Lake Road ne: Bd oe A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd, FE425 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICER |GATEWAYS to 2383 Orchard Ave. PE 5-94i8 Fide | TR SYLVAN SHOPPING CENTER ‘iteh- HAPPINESS A HOME YOU'LL LOVE — Pear yard. Attached Bi oy Located 2 miles w ae Silas oats Sot cork To Buy—To Sell—To Trade YOU BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE Itt AMAHAN REALTY CO., REALTORS FE 20263 1075 W. Huron NEX TO BRANCH Post OFFICE REALTOR MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE — OPEN ; 1375 ORCHID ST. Sunday 1-5:30 P.M. Custom ~ built 3 bedroom ranch George R. Irwin. 260 Baldwin Ave. FE 5-010! or FE #-0505 “| Choice Bungalow iw . ment, ; car garage, fl i eens. price only Only. 2 Houses Left HOLDS A $ BEDROOM ath ma Brae pEaTOREs” For a Real Buy NOTHING DOWN COsTs ONLY MONTHLY PAYMENTS INCLUDES EVERYTHING WHY PAY RENT Own Your Own Home MODEL NOW OPEN 1:30 Seca -6 p-m. For Appolatment: Don't Wait — You Might Be Too Late Westown isa COMPANY ay Ay ap me Jerse = ceiaaed LISTING SERVICE Sylvan Vi at erate Sori Immediate Possession 3 bedroom home. Full base- om ¥. wal Ore sun CUSTOM BUILT 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE SUBURBAN 3 BEDROOM can Own rage. floors, automatic heat, = insulated, and storm and screens. Terms, 2 bedrms. on iat sale at only $'2,500 on tiac Motor. trade for 3 bedrm. home. Available at OAKLAND AVENUE its | 1362 W. Huron St. 5 DUNLAP __YOU WILL ENJOY 1 Living tn this” out A. FORNEON, Readies 1704 - Telegra ap Rd, 40402 or FE 3 rw Eveninzs & Sundays Multipie Listing Service ‘BUI LBUILD | tin eee oot Partridge For only $10,050 full. price a is attractive € ranch4type home with ‘bests ey SYLVAN SHORES # Es stching 9 bedroom mod sa Bg meh ge Bh - au ges heat. Garage. Fine ee ao pinstered. ral terms. NORTH SIDE—TRADE. | 33 Attractive 2 bedroom modern ofl $8,350 with $1,850 dn. y month- ioe J ly pedinne Fyn gh 3 “WARDE. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE4-3581 1050 W. HURON ST. OPEN EVES. ‘TIL 9 This ztrem: jean ae ely ¢ district. § room ome. ; 4 gy ome ohare garage. Play- ; Spay REAL VALUE — Lovely 3 , Aullt in 1964, bey fon." Aluminum 4 FAMILY BRICK income Property 43A ‘Eee ony ‘mech SCOTCH LAKEFRONT For Sale Lake e Prop. 44 44 HOME. bedrm. $8,000, $1,000 down. MA | 4-2801 ~ ADAMS water home in high! = “ares. Grab tach. Owner. Lake privileges. $750 Low aie Puene eellect Pontiec If = = & $20,000 up br-level be pod Orion.. Access to 3 lakes. Has pave n areas On Oe W. Ha INNAN |[%¢_W._Huron. PE 4-2677 teas Sata ee pe month. Sateed Vicinity A 8-001. ; ee SEAUTIFU x a looking oh oe a” 5 : a 4 3 NNIS NOR BROKER 2-0940 MA a pee % ‘Tine, bg Pg upper on of U's ppe ee om ‘560. ~~ gg will haif-for il FE" = LSS e ae ee wis-| For For Sale. Resort Prop. 44A ‘| BAYTONA om. FLORID, ~ yous High- ji ida. | 77 N. Saginaw st. Ph FE b-4i6s ‘SCHRAM high —— pmo a "aes on a ktop i DD's INC. On sat LOTS OF LOTS Now ts the w start look around for your lo- your jot build on. Several ‘ots in Colonial ieatle 208 Mewar 4. desas Hills. 9 coma A. JOHNSON, Realtor - 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 42533 Cherokee Hills tke CARL W. BIRD, Reatlor Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Anant ee 5 ue sae waier In, WILLIS M. BREWER Pe 44181 We have « few Jots left : of Pontiac, Bogie Lake. Carrel Lake. Cedar Island and Unon Lake, $2,500 up, Terms, - For Past Results, List this “wih T. G. Trocke 148 Union Lk RG eM 340m! BUILDNOW CHERBERT C DAVIS 4075 Pontiac Lake R4, FE $4311 antages of tts Tae waa 2 Caney Matgeal Best is For Sale Acreage 47 ‘8 INC. OR 3-123 . FRONT eR ae ae Cash or Mrs. BE. L. Thom- bi tarts Rd. St. Louis, 56 ACRES ah X, is ee = 4 for aubatviding ‘CRAWFORD "AGENCY 53% W.-Huron St- PR 4-1040 Evenings, MY 3-1143 oF OR 3-006) BARGAIN! _ INSIDE R. .. VALUET, Realtor eo ND o ecRES | Bas ot ule Suchy Realty, Orte ~..20 ACRES” Any rt or all, Located between =| geese or hte » 9500 an c | aera terms. @ Ra. West of Hospital “PONTIAC REALTY » | 137_Baldwin PE 5-875 For Sale Farms 5 48 Farms for Sale TT acres — welt located, actively farmed land about 3 miles from Lake Orion, into Home Site: Main ib is adjacent to" property = You thia one ce and should see Terma eyvailable at our office. 3 Acres—This Farm has & Won- derful ential for anyone look- ey yon Attractively priced op quick norg Terms if desired, by MOE COMPLETE LIST I8 Ava ABLE AT OUR OFFICE. JOHN CHIERA co. * 410% Main St OLive 41-1631 LAKE AND 10° ACRES Located in good area, 10 miles west of Pontiac off M-59. —— frame house with 3 bedrms. Ist floor, stairway to a Hheored attic large enough for 3 rooms full basemen with extra large 3 car garage attached. Lots of fruit trees, Only $17,500 with 85.750 down, Bong monthly, By ghbpoint- ment . *RIDGEW AY 075 Baldwin Ave. F pagina! atic Sice Ci: eee REAL , rae INC, j-| 20 8, Main, oe Mich, MAple 5-5 List Thru Partridge ‘. 196-sere gs farm, located aus of Lapeer. ee acres taliable, fi cups. Many outbu home. Full price iv sn een with terms, ose iim with pen-type bere, milking house, not yet com~- piste, fe modern home. ve stream = = rm, som@ woods $24,009 with te Less for cash. acre farm, gon east of La- rm buildings, Full price $14,000, terms, ARL SUGDEN Buy Thru Pertsilas “I wish you'd get your head out of the clouds. I'd like to pod acemrntbanie ecdseandl Business Opportunites 51 "aga eres ae Peg 7 J to Loan 53 (hate Tjeensed Lenders) LOANS "| 0 B. LAWRENCE FRIENDLY SERVICE LOANS $20 TO lama Slonse hold Fin: onda 5 aoe. p. of Pontiac ais Kei HAYDEN, Realtor — Customers OR Arr Sine sappy Folks Dixie Highway Home & ‘Business Frontage upataira partment, a business sj s invest- ment all in one. x0’ intersection Scott Lk, of now va- cant, Asking §24, s Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 16 West Huron Street FE 6-161 or FE 6-0038 Employes serve As. s easy to deal where courtesy and kindness ra borrowing Loans to 9660. Up te 36 months BUCKNER BUSINESS AND M-59 WEST OF PONTIAC Zoned 7 Ores HART AM | i. OR 3 1950 -FINANCE CO. IND FLOOR, NATIONAL BLDG, STRAIT Lge goed s & real LIVING QUARTERS 2 containing DRAYTON watea area town. my Grosses. $39,000 in | 46" _ VAN DYKE. UTICA beer and concessions vide extra ane a «x lw 64 W Lawrence bt $9.95. WALT TON ‘TV ee Cor. Joslyn BRAND Saw mat- ¢ yeaa ge toate Seckaes tome A brick bidg. — large ‘tiving quarters. esta nik oe et TEAGUE FINANCE CO. ox of IEF, Mons N. M famous ROCHESTER, MICH, LOANS vee |v. n DOORN SERN arn LOANS $25 to $500 BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. (Provident 7 W. Lawrence %. WHEN YOU NEED across proposed oppide center. 3 ving 216 ft. Betting | at the extreme rear of the center some WARD F. PARTRIDGE REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES . ~ Buy 4 Thru Partridge — List Thru Partridge BUSINESS FRONTAGE 1050 W. HURON ST, . Eliza Lk. Ra OPEN ora GARAGE - GAS $25 to $500 ' You can it kly ob 8 tas Sisto REAL ESTATE INC, 20 8. Main Clarkston, Mich. MAple 5-5821 Walton Blvd. at Sashabaw . Walton Building eri! Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partrid, UNION LAKE Drive restaurant. Home & Auto For Sale or Exchange 50 ‘| 20 ACRES, BIg hag —y eee $2005 terms Loan ey Business Opportunities 51 PAINT & WALL PAPER STORE. Well established. Low inventory. _Rox 4 Pontiac Press. “LET'S TALK BUSINESS” 8 Month Class “C” over Ponergylt tT mooth. Wi- * oot out at beautiful ane You seldom & chance to = one Hy —- good ones 418,008 will put you in Dairy Queen Good Righway location in lake reg $75 per month. Reasonable down payment, MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION JOHN A. LANDMESSER, BROKER 1833 8. TE RAPH RD. - PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR A_REAL OPPORTUNITY! REAL Estate office & living Lac nag Large well established. Subw jan e oO ae s. Broker eine. “Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge 10 NUT VENDING MA Nets 830 per week, Sell for $57. Cal! MA 41711, 110 ACRES lent -road frontage. Large medern .barn with stan- chions and 5 horse ‘a Pt pl 3 room Cod style home tie full basement hardwood floors and pl red walls, Owner weit. with or without - pastes. Total price only $38, with terms. Will rovagd DAIRY FARM . 306 Acres loca’ i heart of ik: ~yre— ho ties for $0 milk s plud space available fers 100 feed- “ef stock, three large mod- efn-homes, 2 silos and oth- er outbvijdinns Owner will > Pig = perce! ely will ced at = c per acre with term fad * Edw. M. Stout. Reale ;, Open Eves, Till 8:30 WE COVER Zz. THE STATE er ESR. a roe te 000 owner retiring. Nite sm clean operation. A rare bargain for you, Hurryt way; ample parking. Eve joes for price of real estate. ou owe yourself a look. ty includes 6 yin 1 ft, Dixie Hwy. frontage. payment pits Inventory. K ‘A EO Panne URANT, Operated inrae business small sane ‘STATEWIDE © one co 1717 8. Telegrapa greeny Loans is 54 L OAN S—$600 to —o RE. WELL ESTAB- n, Brocine community. “Standard Oil Co. Ts now ace applications = f) mye ppl yee | 3. = rough - -in or enclose wild AL} earage or on PPEPPPL EPL LLP P PP PPA }12 GAUGE. 6 SHOT BOLT ACTION shotgun. 24 E er stir awiteh, riter, ‘oun be cdi pressed, more ee e d or ? ade for single tub. FE CR Shea AGENCY 2 EXc. bigge By 8 ° aeiad TIRES. ase 3 Huron St. sree, & uy 3-1143 or on ton ~ Sale _—_ Contracts 52 Ni ‘ou take over pay- _Up to $500 — . +.) piture: "ARIeEE Seen Rash ms | Oatklaand | L oan Co STATE B AI LUET, Realice Use OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN EASY UTO NE. LIMED oak cabinet, Must sacrifice. $80, BLONDE CONSOLE RADIO-PHO- es ai maple baby bed, FE BENDIX DUOMATIC WASHER «& | =** Fy $200 14 Jefferson: FE BABY GRAND PIANO. DAVEN- port. cocktail table, mise, MAy- 6-3636, BEDROOM & i DINING ROOM FUR- niture. FE 4- BLOND eae BRAND NEW double dresser, large mirror, bookcase “py and chest, Ali = 5. $2 weekly, 20 > other ote, * equal savings. Pear- son's furniture, 42 Orchard Lake Ave — these yourself and save. chairs and table, $69.95 waite ‘a oe ‘Form sree * ls esigns, ge pa COLUMBIA HI-FI odie! EP se DINI SUITE. Jeaf table, 6 chairs, hutch & open Wiagow ten, Gall afte 0 FE DUNCAN se u6lamps & wiles, items, 7-0543. aa Excelient cond. FE “ DON'T PASS UP | MONEY! Sell unneeded | belongings for cash \|through Classified Ads!) FE 28181, ../ / ,FE2 2-920 mes A oar 7 | ave-Ft, Wall T Wall Tile 25c .d attan corner F hetehiog step tables. 98s. . ra et GOOD COND-SHP+4 & FE 2-6955. for farm or shop. FE 4-0204. TABLE - ceogiion tt 3 RANGE 2600 Union Lake Rd. .t Commerce 7. LAKE AREA'S LARGEST ‘AND TRIM MPOR. paneling, No. 1. si¢-e Pre eee es) TRADE-IN DEPT. washer TABLE-TOP 4. ae. ‘ado TRADE ELE RESTO evans FOR ranges. R. B. Munro, 1060, FURNACES REPAIRED AND IN- stalled. ag tym oe Manes Garage Doors some | lines, eed LY $110.50 oe Ti hth mer ied cia 8 & piece dining room set .... RCA 91° “TV demonstrator MANY ITE NT TER THOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. 361_8,. Saginaw st. . Mich. UNIVERSAL GAS STOVE. FOUR , oven, broller, $25. Boy's 10. MI 6-4365. D400 NORGE 2 DR. RE eae AY tia and ee abputance SED REFRIG ; ia & AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS Authorized tactory ‘parte Pre shastee Sees ee OFFER “ Pura tank and duet work, ready to above 30 yal. water ‘heate PO} Ac’ PL LARGE QUANTITY OF %4-IN cher. 5.00 way bed with mattress $1093 CORDS Sindee dromat washer, $65. MAyfair 6-1397. ere $39.95 ixing tes Sigg rt Michioan Fiuorescent, 362 Orchiaca een ~ WAYNE GABERT’S APPLANCE SALE Ree. too? “same reir ind TV wets. 2 Ys 2 yrs. ber. For Sale Miscellaneous 60 ras red ALL BLACKETTE’S SUPPLIES #161 oe a han Sheetrock : 4x8 Sheet 51 30 SAVE UP TO 000 ON MATER. IALS FOR EASY CREDIT TERMS. MAKE SURE Irs BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co, Pontiac EM Sait ik, EM 831 Telegraph & as Mile BA. ean SEPTIC TANKS ye MEINTORCED, CONCRETE Invent Specials! Church’ s, Inc. aeaew BENSON "LUMBER CO. |s; WE SELL - YOU SAVE | oe ss Low’ Winer pitecs PAUL ST. CyRe LUMBER CO. Rd. EM 3-2731 “Sate pier Wee Fea ae wringer pe Pe eae | RM This Space for GERMAN 6120 Bogie Lake Rd. We deliver—Ciosed Sun. and Wed.|"=O Do It Yourself 61 Poe ane Faee ee 39-4840 eriese see ici ae FOR RENT sanders—hand steamers—waxers polis ete "are 0 to 4. Closed SUPPLY |— 156 _W, Montcalm FE 5-4712 Cameras, , Equipment 61Al. oe POLAROID CAM- a attachment. #90. rb WEIMARANER PUPS, 10 WEEKS old, R218 Lapeer ed, PE §-0000. Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 Sl BS H Grain & Feed 71 “Yae0 Crooks Rd. “RCA - Whirlpools 1956 Models “gat ie Blige Fe ¢1iu2 KING BROS. Pontise Rd M CLOCH CHAIN SAWS _ NEW AND.USED PARTS AND SERVICE of LIEN & SON MOL 1076 ‘Ene ee auiy wacom, “| ville, NA nary Or ve, year. aa. liver ‘55 tractor with backhoe and loader, good discount. We also have other new and used trac- tors and implements. We carry a complete tine of parts and we service all types of tractors includ- ing Fords, Ford Fer sons, Fergusons and ii & INDUS. -* A xy every — rd i at 16, mk ll, $1,795 FULL PRICE ~ a ft - Pees, ougity ge ea ta ag s° * AN Le PE ee Siakts ANE a oe; atte, ¥ SREY MEA Seovinn, | “It’s a shin saver—he chews on it while I set the milk down!" i, thodern, 2 bed- Rr TNIBG: EXCHANGE | Rochester | Sprit EVES TIL § & Ll; 4 10 WIDES—10 WIDES F «} oe an parma, ea TRATEER EXCHANGE XF ORD- Sa SALES _ Wanted Used Cars _ 88 | Mage? JUNK gers yr Te: he Bud Shelton Motor Sales s dolala, on kK, Siva" H faa aM aaa TOR DOLLAR | yo Gauae Matthews- £2 HASKINS 3 bear . 7S aoe dette Des rhe idee CHEVROLET “Oakland County’s Fastest t Growing Dealer TT Open’ ahes “ti “NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. PONTIAC’S ONLY LINCOLN- *» MERCURY DEALER . oS Pe is days or enn WILLIAMS - Ser Orere “pack We ‘igs oe 23 Hood. Phone FE For Sale ag SS 8&3 NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. Birmingham Are Our Business WILSON Oakland at Cass GMC Pontiac's exclusive truck dealer. FE5-9485 © Boats Seen gy ee Se ee oe h.p. Johnson mi NLA DLAKES SALES CHEVROLET 956 convertible. Byes, stems ie neo *"$1895_ Long, easy terms NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. Birmingham Courtésy Cars Sixes and V-8s 2-Doors,’ 4-Doors, Wagons Hardtops, Converts As low as D195 Or your car down. UP TO 38 MOS. ON BAL, NO CREDIT PROBLEMS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY TARR ADVANTAGE OF OUR ve as vou Mave Never SAVED BEFORE DON’T DELAY — ACT TODAT! or ame COURTEOUS PY TO SER you: ' cy WATTLES JACK COOPER SPARKY WRIGHT 7OHN LIBERTINE HASKINS} CHEVROLET * “Oakland Coupty’s Fastest Growing Dealer” Mis. it Dixie mages ot NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. Birmingham Dar ‘eames gt “CHEVROLET: ae. See mileage and cleae a nev. 2 ov ' NORTH CHEVROLET. 1000 S. Woodward Ave. Birmingham 54 CHEVROLET © rv | oe | CHEVROLET my ‘eae iat ‘NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. URDEN- Somat, ing ye adjust to Laie ¢ rion Motor Sales FORD DR. VERY CLEAN: = 197 8. Johnson, 4 DR. Ré cond, $100. 62) 5. FORD . eo of exire $745 Very little down 1000 S. Woodward Ave. Always A Good Selection of Late Model Cars HURON MTR. SALES FORD 1966 Custom ¢door sedan, V-8 engine. Radio, heater and Fordo- matic transmission, Can't be told ~ $1695 NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. Birmingham 51 FORD DOOR due te te oath. Fe 53 Ford Convertible sedan, Me Ee “ra taetetee Sr Barun Haskins Chev. 761 Py PE ag Highway at 2 “RAMBLER 1983 Nash hambler station wag- | EP = Fang brakes = $495 Only $15 down NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. HOUGHTEN & SON YOUR OLDSMOBILE omc 4 : % Sea 8. Mat : r f NORTH CHEVROLET |) 22 Auburn, off ii OLDS, 2 DR 2222 Novi Re _Direct factory _ealer, you save! «| Auburn Motors & pire. 8B. Bae re en [*} Ane. GOOD Sea —TRANSPORTATION Bo0d ...... $98 soomont? 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SAGINAW ‘HURON AT TELEGRAPH 4985 DIXIE HWY. ~ ? % 4 11:30—(7) My Little Margie. SUNDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(2) Capt. Midnight. £4) (Color) World Around Us. .{7) Bowling. 12:15—(4) (Color) Coloriand; : 12:25—(4) Sen. Potter Reports: Grant Building Permit for Area Gas Station Carl F, Alt, Pontiac building in- spector, has granted a permit for a 45x28-foot cement Sloe gan station’ fy bo bane oo Gar on Oey. af 1558 Daldetel buildin The illaunas value, as shown! on the permit, is $12,000. [has doubled since 1937 and is now | Life expectancy in‘ Venezuela | 8:00—(2) Capt. Kangaroo. $:30—(T) Wixie’s Wonderland. — 8:55—(2) . Cartoon Classroom. — 9:00—(4) Romper Room, . 9$:30—(7) Stars on Seven. 9:45—(2) News, Weather. 10:00—(2) Garry Moore, (4) Home, Bill Hickok, (4) (D Story Studio, Kit Carson. (9) —_ ERE A Se (1) The-| i100) Price Is Right. 11:55) Billboard. permint Prince, 12:30—(2) Search For Seneatetec| Telescope. 12:45—(2) Guiding Light. 1:00—(2). 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