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THE PONTIAC PRESS ek PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959—30 PAGES' ONITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL 
One More Makes a Dozen 12 Playing Children Burned 4 
Jet Falls Into Northville Yard Fun... Crash... . Agony Pilotless Plane The Weather O. &. Weather Bureau Forecast 
ers 
(Detalls on Page 2) 
117th YEAR   
    
    
    
The Rain Clouds 
Cometh to Area 
Tonight, Sunday 
A few scattered showers are pre- 
dicted for tonight and 
Sunday in the Pontiac area. Tem- 
peratures will remain 
normal high of 64-68 and 
a ae * 
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Sunday night and Monday 
be a little cooler but Tuesday Moore Proposes 
Adoption Law 
House Cleaning Oakland Judge Calls 
Setup Antiquated and 
Unworkable 
at 12- 
‘ish somewhat tonight. 
* * * Oakland County Probate 
Judge Arthur E. Moore said 
today it is time Michigan) Forty-five was the lowest ther- 
mometer reading in downtown Pon- “cleaned house of its anti-” preceding 8 a.m. The mercury 
quated and unworkable |rose to 65 at + oak ; 
adoption law.” . 
Judge Moore addressed a J . 
group of officials whl ob Picture 
throughout the state who 
‘are, in one way or won| 9 ar Better 
concerned with baby adop- 7 “Ti 
tions. The meeting was held During April 
at the Oakland County HOT SPRINGS, Va. uw — Gov- 
Youth Home on Cooley Lake ernment officials today reported a 
sad | striking improvement in the na- 
“Under the antiquated and un | blcnann weal ope ree 
;workable present greene adop- jow the four million mark. 
ition many of these ptive 
| chil find their way into poor cauteenaeh may pave aactioah 
peames Eee Fauve |homes through the route of the| ) oo ona 
and Douglas, 16. Seated are Joan, 8, |black market and the procedure y os mah of = 
lwhich allows direct adoptive place- 
ments,” Moore said. 
He called the meeting to seek 
support for the Ledge-Nichols 
adoptoon bill which he has Leiped. 
It is under study in the State 
Senate,     
      
  MOM WITH HER ‘ARMY’—Mrs. Edward 
Brinker draws admiring glances from her 11 
children. She'll be the feature of the Brinker 
house tomorrow, come Mother's Day. Her older 
children are (from left): Barbara, 12, Eddie, 18, Pat, 20, 
Mrs. Brinker holding the newest addition to the 
family (Rosemary), Susie, 14, Gene, 8, and 
Keren, 2, Paul 4, and Jim, 6, are in front. 
“Its primary purpose is to elim- Mother of 11 Children County to Pay   
  
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Boy Admits Setting Blaze} -: 
“at Baltimore Warehouse (|?3*; 
BALTIMORE (? — A 12-alarm fire early today 
turned a sprawling grocery warehouse into a mass of 
News FI ash charred rubble, with damage estimated at from one to) 
one and a half million dollars. 
Police picked up a 10-year-old boy at the scene and 
WASHINGTON  — Former ‘reported later that the Secretary of State John Foster 
Dulles, ill with cancer at Walter youth admitted starting the 
=gE reEg   ° ° 
Amazes With Vigor ; seein, erste spl q ore |will be no direct placements,” the 
When the family of Mrs. Rosemary Brinker noisily, 4444, p Moofe’s bill has been Rated uncrasloy in 
tramps into her bedroom tomorrow | Higher Rates Covering introduced in the Senate hy. Sem 
ty) and Sen. Haskell L. Nichols 
Mrs. Brinker is the mother of 11 children. | been ‘(R-Jackson), 
Just how this pretty mother raises her brood Of ween age tral County rhe It would require an extensive 
‘healthy ‘children, directs Welfare Board and Pontiac Gen-| oe as Gaby la te - ; y . Bi e ‘fund drives, and looks so at- eral Hospital whereby the county | aieaieats ; 
IDd isan ee fare patients. 
iher friends. | The Board Thursday signed a of the child from the’ mother be 
§ Mrs. Brinker—five-foot-two with Contract on new rates for welfare filed with the courts. 
} t , patients with St. Joseph Mercy; Handling the adoptive measures 
ef Next Week os ‘5b reali ail her | Hospital. |would be agencies “capable of ex- 
| ; 
“House Leaders Agree”) “imo Sn | large annual losses because, of- |'€ Sudge said. t Se k Sol . | To her children, ber sunny dis- | ficials said, the county wasn't However, he added, his pro- 
° e ution of position and understanding good- | paying for what it actually cost | posed bill provides also that the State’s Cash Crisis | ness all spell M-O-T-H-E-R in the | to take care of welfare patients. | releasing parents or guardian 
scorns - | Rosemary and her husband, Ed-'of county patients at Pontiac Gen- leasing children to (1) a chosen 
‘ lent @—Michigan lawmak-| ward, have been rearing their)eral this ear has been set at licensed agency, (2) State Wel- 
pts re ered to their homes to large family in a large two-story $36.25, said Harold B. Euler, hos-, *e Department or to (3) the 
ay to let tempers cool and mull!home on the shore of Bass Lake|pital administrator. Juvenile Court. 
rte oa solntion oath at to lived for more than 22 years. cost of treating all patients at the) new law, Judge Moore told today’s 
ars crisis =— s| Every one of the children, from {hospital in 1957, as shown in an/ gathering, because “abuses of the 
et oe ft ‘5-month-old Rosemary on up the|@Udit by Michigan Hospital Service| present law are continuing day 
line to 20-year-old Patricia, have | (Blue Cross). after day.” Pontiac General: to Get| 
Mother's Day,” it’s going to be crowded. PPY’ Patients on Welfore-~- {Ln diarvey Lodes (SOaiiat icboale 
‘tractive is a mystery to all wil] pay higher rates for its wel- Wi ales vesuives tak tha wea 
neighbors for her vivaciousness, Local hespitals had ‘pert advice and skilled service,” 
| — a ee The standard rate for treatment) MAY Bave exclusive choice of re- 
over the newest proposal to bring near Commerce, where wey The figure was the average daily; There is an urgent need for a 
For the first time in many weeks inherited the good looks and happy * “The mother is fearful of dis-|   
* * 
of partisan bickering, top figures! 
of both parties assembled yester-} 
day at Gov. Williams’ invitation) 
to talk over their dispute and try! 
to clear the way for negotiation. | 
A 75-minute session in the gov- | 
ernor’s office produced agree- 
ment by House leaders to meet 
early next week and attempt to An audit by Blue Cross for 1958 
showed the cost at $40.23 but, 
Euler said, the high figure was 
caused by new construction and 
the closing of one wing, bringing 
about an unbalanced operation. 
For the first four months of 
1959, the daily cost of treating 
patients has been $37.38 per pa- nature of their parents. 
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The other children are Karen, 2, 
Paul 4, Jim, 6, twins Joan and 
Gene, 8, Barbara, 12,. Susie, 14, 
Douglas, 16, and Eddie 18. 
Just under 40, Mrs. Brinker ap- 
pears as youthful as her mar- closure, worried about hospital and 
doctor bills, and concerned about 
whether she is capable of caring 
for her child,” he said. 
“The present adoption law lets 
her reach out and select. anyone 
under the sun she desires to take 
her baby, even though it is not a 
  fire. 
About 55 pieces of equipment 
were called to the one-story ware- 
house of the B. Green & Co. Hicks Arrested 
in Chattanooga Agrees to Return to   
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  ried daughter Pat, a prospective good placement,” Judge Moore 
mother next month. concluded. State for Questioning develop a ‘‘mutually acceptable 
answer” to the state’s long and tient. 
  
  When Ed Brinker “‘brings home}   Euler said the hospital will still short-range money .needs, e i A ! 
, . |the bacon," this means 10 pounds ¢xperience sma losses on its wel-| 
The meeting stemmed from Wil-|(, it, along with three dozen eggs, | fare patients, | “If The y Just Keep Talking”   
liams’ suggestion in a message to _. oa ee id| 
a joint session of the Mouse and | a loaves of bread and four gal-| t year the hospital was paid) 
; ons of milk, 
Senate yesterday, for the most) . . 
part critically received by Repub-|FLEET IN GARAGE 
licans. ' Six bicycles, a scooter’ and an) 
extra car are neatly parked side) . . . 
oy io: yeu beceiint we DY side in the garage area, and Adlai a ‘Bridesmaid’ 
oo hea , tmost of the’children have earned | said. 
  
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believe that any program Demo- 
crats might want would have to! 
have your stamp of approval be- 
fore they would vote for it,’ Sen. 
Carlton H. Morris (R-Kalamazoo) 
told the governor. 
Morris reaffirmed the Senate Re- 
publican stand that ‘we will not 
touch the veterans trust fund with- 
out the use (sales) tax.” 
“We ‘won't want to use the 
trust fund, but we will and-that 
is our compromise offer,” he 
sald, “You should accept the use 
tax increase as your part of the 
compromise.” 
Morris challenged tHe governor 
to “‘cqme up with some proposals 
of your own so that we can aecept 
or reject them.” 
* * * 
Williams, backing -a combination 
personal income and corporate pro- 
fits-tax, had agreed to ‘‘reassess” 
his: stand on the tax picture if 
Republicans will release the 43 
million dollars of trust fund se- 
curities to solve the cash emer- 
gency. Republicans turned him 
  
  tores, 600 
” 1959 Pentiee, pevet, seortng 
radio and heater, white wal 
miles. $2605 FE 5-2623. 
i ¥ their own transportation, Mrs. 
Brinker says. 
Whenever there is an extra 
big job to be undertaken at St. 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) CHICAGO (UPI)—T w ic e-de- 
feated presidential nominee Ad- 
lai E. Stevenson cut a cake hon- 
oring Harry S. Truman's 75th 
birthday, mourning “always a 
bridesmaid, never a bride.’’   Soeneneis ma otsom baer LaNSing Oldtimer Hopetul LANSING (AP)—Senate Secretary Fred I. Chase who 
has watched Michigan Legislatures come and go since the 
early 1920s saw encouragement in the cash crisis session 
in Gov. Williams’ office yesterday. 
“I’ve seen times before when the legislators had prob- 
lems that seemed impossible to solve,” he said. “But, they 
_ talked and talked and things began to jell. So, if they just 
keep on talking .. .” * * ® 
He was looking for canned goods 
that might have spilled on the 
ground at the warehouse's loading 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 8)         
GENEVA (®#—Big Four foreign 
ministers were headed here today 
with the Communists in a. confi- 
dent mood for the East-West talks 
opening Monday on Berlin, Ger- 
many and European security. 
& « -@ 
Soviet ‘Foreign Minister Andrei 
Gromyko was the first of the Big 
Four to reach Geneva. 
U.S. Secretary of State Chris- 
tian A. Herter flew inte Bonn 
today, enroute to GeneVa, for 
« meeting with Chancellor. Kon- 
Srench Foreign Ministem Couve 
Herter has served advance] crowned with success.” | 
& brakes.ide Murville was also due today,| effort for this conference to be turbopro 
7-man' delegation, Gromyko re- warning on the Soviet Union that 
the United States wants ‘‘business- 
like negotiations and not a propa- 
ganda exercise.” 
‘POSITIVE SOLUTION’ 
Stepping from a gleaming white 
p plane at the head of a 
peated Soviet assertions that the 
most urgent problems-for the con- 
ference are a peace treaty with 
Germafty and liquidation of the 
Allied occupation in Berlin, ~ 
~ “It is for a positive solution of 
these impertart questions that 
the Soviet delegation has arrived 
here,” he said. “Our intentions 
are serious. We shall make every 
    < 4 y Reds Confident as Conference Nears ter Lothar Bolz said he was “‘full 
of optimism.” y 
50-MAN DELEGATION 
This is the first time the foreign 
ministers of the two German 
states have attended a big 
West parley. 
railways. It lied received special 
clearance to travel across West 
Germany. ‘ 
The precise role—if any—of the 
East and West Germans at the 
conference is one of the first things 
  to be brought up, along with“ pos- West German Foreign Minister T Davids said Roy C. (Buck) Hicks in Lassiter Slaying 
A business associate sought in 
the robbery-slaying of Royal Oak 
car dealer Parvin Lassiter was ar- 
rested = in Chattanooga, Tenn. 
* * 
Michigan State Police Capt. Fred 
agreed to return voluntarily to 
Michigan. 
Hicks had been the subject of 
a manhunt since being implicat- 
ed in the murder by ex-convict 
of Chat- 
  
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     =~ TWO /THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959 . _—— | = 
_ oe ye. o pe Mom of 11 Children [Te Day in Birmingham 
Fear 150 Die in Nile Sinking isswhvn Forester Says Tree Spray   
Eos eet esweys 
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Boat Capsizes 
6 Yards Offshor Most Victims 
and Children; 
Rushes to Scene Women 
Nassar 
  CAIRO, Egypt (AP) — Divers 
and. navy frogmen today recov- 
ered 40 more bodies from the 
lsunken hulk of the riverboat Dan- 
‘dara, which capsized Friday with 
a holiday picnic crowd of about 
300 persons aboard. 
These were. in addition to 10 
‘bodies found Friday night. Police 
‘said at least 95 persons still are 
unaccounted for, placing the prob- 
able toll at nearly 150. 
x * * 
The victims, mostly women and 
children, drowned when the heav- 
ily loaded craft sprang a leak and 
jsank about six yards offshore. 
|Most of the victims were trapped 
beneath decks amid wild confu- 
sion. 
The tragedy occurred as the | 
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William's Church in Walled Lake 
she is usually the first person 
to volunteer. 
  ‘Sacred Heart Guild, trict chairman 
|area United Fund Drive. 
| An example of the 
Brinker | 8 
evidenced when a group of Walled 
  \of miles away for food and enter- 
tainment after graduation exercises 
June 15. 
| They decided to bring in Fred 
| Netting’s- name band and vocalist 
} 
ak went 
help out, Mrs. Brinker decided she 
had plenty of experience serving 
|breakfasts for many — 
|so she jumped to her volunteered to head the affair. 
project is underway. 
| Im her spare time, Mrs, Brink- 
er, who is a graduate beautician, The 
  se iy 
S. Nelson, chairman of the Budget Steering Committee; Mrs. - 
  200-ton, double-decker craft, char-| gives permanents, sets and cuts 
tered by the Agricultural Engi-| not only her six giris’ hair, but 
neers’ Assn., neared the Nile del-; has at least 10 steady relative- 
ta picnic grounds about eight! friend-customers, 
miles north of Cairo. | She gives expert bru8h cuts to 
100 SAVED jthree of her boys. The two oldest 
Police estimated 100 were saved | — and husband Ed — have grad- 
but the number lost may never be uated to the barber shops, how- 
known for the outing tickets were ever, she says. PLAN UNITED FUND DRIVE—Reviewing figures before the 
final session of the Michigan United Fund Admissions and Budget 
Committee are (from left) Fred V. Haggard, vice president of 
the Board of Trustees of the Pontiac Area United Fund; Robert Palmer G. Bundy of Davisburg, and Mrs. Donald White, 1958 
Women’s Division chairman, Pontiac Area United Fund. 
~~ ? lies drowned together. 
A government communique 
gave no clue to the cause of the 
  
  
Sir Wirston Visiting 7° Bewalipl series 
Old Friend Baruch Air Buttonhole Plans 
NEW YORK (AP) — Financier Bernard Baruch has a distin- WASHINGTON (UPI)—Defense planners are toying with 
tinguished guest visiting him—Sir); a new scheme for unifying the Armed Forces: standardized 
Winston Churchil]. | buttonholes. 
The 84year-old former British) mov prime minister arrived Friday This move was disclosed today in testimony made public 
, by a House appropriations subcommittee. from Washington to spend a quiet! Th t . time with his old friend. Baruch| e project isn’t sewed up yet. But officials of the agency 
is 88. | which buys military uniforms told the subcommittee that 
The two have known each other| buttonholes may be one of the next items they will stard- 
for 41 years. | ardize. 
Baruch's Manhattan home is at) Presumably they feel the Armed Forces have too many 
sd fags 66th St., just off Central’ shapes and sizes of buttonholes, boosting uniform costs. 
. | Not missing any bets, the agency sald it also was consider-   
  
East Chilly Fair: | ing whether to standardize military buttons. 
‘ s | 
West Wet; Small 
Tornado Strikes l County Men — praiat 
te, im, pence Critically Hurt for Area Deputy   day while fair and generally cool 
weather prevailed over much 
of the East. 
A small tornado destroyed farm 
outbuildings near Arch, in east- 
ern New Mexico, Friday night and 
the storm activity continued into 
today, soaking portions of Okla- 
homa with more than 2 inches of © the critical list at P One Struck by Auto mision yesterday commended 
| in Avon Twp.; 
in Car Crash 
Two Oakland County men were said. The Michigan Water Safety Com- man of the budget steering com- 
an mittee; Mrs. Donald White, 1958 
Other Oakland County sheriff's deputy for 
jwork which reduced water deaths tive director; and Robert Langer, | 
14 per cent, Commission chairman assistant director. | 
| George E. Clay of Grand Rapids' 
ontiac Gen-| Deputy Donald Kratt, director of Various agencies and 
eral Hospital today as a result of the Sheriff's Department safety d@i-|Which the Michigan United Fund   disaster. 
Agricultural Minister Sayed 
State UF Wants ss" nae those drowned include the best of 
our agricultural engineers.” 
* * * 
One of the first to reach. the 
iscene w   $3,038,657 in '59 Goal Set After Hearing pubic. who personally directed 
Requests of 33 Agencies the rescue of some passengers in E L ° | strwesiing in the water. 
in East Lansing HEADED FOR PICNIC 
The Dandara was headed for 
The Michigan United Fund has Garden Park, a famed picnic 
set $3,238,657 as its tentative |erounds at the Nile Delta Bar- 
target during annual fund-raising | rage (dam) eight miles down- 
campaigns throughout the state | stream from Cairo. 
this fall, it was announced today. | One of the rescued was Ahmed 
The goal was set after hearings |Talaat, secretary of the agricul- 
in East Lansing earlier this week, tural engineers syndicate which 
at which requests of 33 state and | organized the excursion for the 
national health and community Moslem Friday Sabbath. 
services were aired. | x * * 
Attending were 250 leaders from | Another survivor, Dr. Abdel 
132. communities, including five Moneim Mekky, saved his 6-year- 
oct the Pontiac Area cid daughter Magda but his wife 
United Fund. , ‘and three other children drowned. 
They were Fred V. Haggerd,) py. Mekky, im describing the vice president of the board of | confusion as the small boat be- 
jtrustees; Robert S. Nelson, chair- gan sinking, said he saved a 
woman who he mistakenly thought 
was his wife. 
Swansons fo Handle 
Tickets for Dems   women's division chairman; Owen 
O'Neill; Karl W. Bradley, execu- 
  Last year, the Pontiac Area 
United Fund raised $52,985 for the) 
services 
Southfield Mayor 
    rain marae f "Thunderstorms rumbled from|traffic accidents, Oakland County \vision, outlined the local water aids. Swanson and Mrs. Swanson have 
Colorado and New Mexico east. en oe : ea pole for re rooms been appointed district ticket ey are ,|s mee i . : ward into Missouri and Arkansas. ya 0 . Marquette, | sion a ng a nsing. lraq to Make Hospital ‘chairmen for the Democratic 
Stcrmy weather was on tap trom |31. of 3115 Shedlowsky St., Inde- | 
Minnesota and South Dakota into pendence Township, and Francis. 
northern Texas. iC. McCabe, 28, of 821 Gibson St 
High winds and hail accompa-| Oxford. 
nied heavy rains in parts of Okla- Marquette suffered head in- 
homa and Kansas. Oklahoma City! juries and multiple cuts when 
was washed with a 2.49-inch rain) struck by an auto driven by Wil- 
during the night. Hobart, Okla. liam D. Engstrom, 24, of 3381 
had 1.57 inches and Lawton aie Donley St., Avon Township, at 
In Kansas, Salina measured a One-| j9.9) a.m. today. 
inch rain 
Scattered snows fell over high-! 
er elevations of northern Colora-|Auburn road do. where Leadville had a 2-inch|°f Churthill road, Auburn Heights, | 
snow blanket. |when he was hit. 
Showers also dampened the Pa-| He staggered on to the.road and boat owners on safety. Kratt was appointed by Sheriff 
Frank W. Irong last summer to 
+ develop and direct the Oakland 
decided that a force of special 
deputies on area lakes was a 
necessity if drownings and boat- 
ing accidents were to be cut 
down. 
  water patrol program after Irons | 
The Commission yesterday 
Marquette was walking across praised Irons’ foresight and Kratt 
about 75 feet east|for the many hours of work he put/modern in the country and pro-|er, David Utley, Otis Lawrence) 
in to formulate an effective pro-|vides medical care for a large and Leslie H. Hudson. 
gram, trai the men and educate percentage of the foreign a Party’s May 2% Jefferson-Jackson 
Day Dinner to be held in Detroit. 
* * * Cd of Adventist’s Public 
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — The) 
‘Ministry of Health announced to-' 
day that it will requisition the Seventh Day Adventists $500,000 
Dar es Salaam Hospital in Bagh- | 
dad and make it a public insti-| 
tution. nedy will be featured speaker at 
the Saturday dinner to be held at 
the Light Guard Armory. 
* * * 
Coordinating ticket sales for the 
laffair in this area along with the The hospital operated by Amer- 
in ‘Swansons will be Willis M. Brew- lean missionaries, is the most 
Tickets will be $25 for a single 
|nity, in addition to Iraqis. person and $35 a couple.     
cific Northwest but were general-|! couldn't avoid hitting him,” Eng- a 
ly on the light side. strom told deputies. The driver 
Northern New England shivered|¥@s not held. 
in early morning temperatures in McCabe suffered head, face and 
the 30s, Readings in the 40s chilled|hand injuries yesterday when his 
the Great Lakes and Middle At- @uto went out of control on Pontiac 
lantic sections while the 50s were Street north of Drahmer road, Ox- 
common in the Midwest. ford Township. 
His car travelled 111 feet after 
x * * | leaving the road, shéared a utility 
The Weather |pole in half and smashed into a 
Fall U. 8 Weather Bureau Report tree, deputies said. P 
” PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partly cloudy and « little warmer teday. High Officer Chases 
miter Matin eweey in sevens te 13-Yeqr-Old Boy 
at 100 M.P.H. 
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night and temeorrew. Lew tonight 5&8. 
High temerrew 6&8 Winds diminishing 
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Sema? da LG) A lS-yearold boy led a Pontiac f-e—eeeeeneee eam ~+:® police officer on an early morn- 
10 O.M....... 60 jing chase at speeds over 100 m.p.h. 
Today in Pontiac |before the car he was driving Yaad temperature preceding 8 a.m. turned over ‘ ; 
At 8 am: Wind velocity 10-15 mpn.| The boy was not injured. Direction: Southeast 
Sun sets Saturday at 7:40 pm 
Gun rises Sunday at 5.16 am 
Moon «ets Saturday at 9:21 pm 
Moon rises Sunday at.7:24 a.m 
Friday in Pontiac 
(as recorded downtown) 
Highest temperature .. “ 
Lowest temperature 
Mean temperature . 
Weather—Sunny He was taken to the Pontiac 
|Police station by Patrolman Rob- 
lert Rood and released to his par- 
‘lents. 
{| The case will be handled in| 
61.5 juvenile court. 
The youngster said his father   
One Year Age in Pon tine , |was at work and his mother sleep- h © ‘ riage teaa ecient 
feat penis apres rrr y-4ijing when he sneaked out of the 
Tama ene eee house shortly before midnight ‘‘to —_—— | aa 
masher and Lowssl Cempereseres | |t2E & — 
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  This Date in 87 Years .-§ 
—_ 31 in 1947) He said he was returning home | 
ee a é when the officer spotted him, The | : 
vhime > Somes rerturned on Kennett road 
Bierce. .ab-a¢ Miseusee $8 iat Mansfield avenue VISIT SENATOR HART—Four Pontiac area a 3 ae” «aa co safety patrol leaders met U.,S. Senator Philip 
Cineinbat! §=70 $0 Omaha 63 520 sap . A. Hart at his office in Washington, D..C., yes- 
Denver ie ‘0 Phoenix v0 a Files Filings Bill terday and -made him an honorary Michigan etroi sdur | - 
Dulwth a4? St Lows ea e LANSING «—Sen. Clyde Geer- safety patroller. ge next to Hart, are 
Houghton 62 41 6 @te. Marie 60 37 lings (R-Holland) -has filed a bill David Flanigan, 158 wood St., Rochester, Jedkeenvive 68 3 grav. City $* § requiring county boards of equali-| ° North Hill Elementary School; David Herald, 
{aneing te 63 He Beattie 4 “ zation to give detailed accounts of| 175 Wall St., Pontiac, of McConnell School; Terry _ rally. 
Kecautte’ aes “i their filings, Miller, tepresenting Waterford Township's Wil-   
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Hams Lake School, and Joel Burkland, Union 
School in Troy. The boys will return home to- 
morrow from a four-day trip to Washington as . 
guests of the Automobile Club of Michigan at 
the 23rd AAA National Safety Patrol Rally. . One 
hundred from Michigan were among the. 35,000 
patrollers from United States and Canada ‘at the sold in family blocks. Whole fami- | 
Massachusetts Sen. John F. Ken- Tussda 
‘in Surplus Foods 
progr Seven carloads will arrive be- | TWO CELEBRATIONS 
| Today, yard furniture, the out- 
|door grill and dock are getting a 
|going over because two celebra-| 
jtions will be in full swing in the 
big shaded Brinker yard tomorrow. 
| Not only will mother be 
“Queen for the day,” but the 
twins, Joan and Gene, will re- 
ceive their First Communion. 
Some 40 people are expected to 
as President Gamal AD- attend the open house, and with! |del Nasser of the United Arab Re- | her husband viaking charge of al} of 27065 Wellington Rd., Franklin, | 
cooking outside, it looks as if Rose- 
jmary will enjoy a well earned 
‘‘Mother’s Day.”’ 
  
Micky Left Too Soon 
SOUTHBOURNE, England 
(UPl)—The Royal Society for 
Animals announced that a black 
cat named Micky escaped from 
| a dog and cat hospital a few 
| hours before the will of his late 
owner, Mrs. Susan Thompson, 
was read. The will left Micky 
| $1,400. Not Causing Bird Deaths 
a daughter, Mra. Evelyn Fredin; 
a stepdaughter, Mrs. Darlene Bo- 
hinc; a stepson, Robert Kopf; 
three brothers and two grandchil- 
dren. . 
Boy Admits Arson 
in Baltimore Fire (Continued From Page One) 
platform. And he was playing with 
matches. 
One of the matches dropped on BIRMINGHAM — “Don’t blame 
city’s tree spray -for all the 
  
Sprays used on lawns and yards 
to kill weeds and insects are often 
birds. Natural seeds and other bird 
foods also can be fatal, he ex- 
Compared to many communities, 
Birmingham's loss is light, he 
said. The number of diseased trees 
found each year is falling steadily. 
Birmingham Fire Chief Park H. 
Smith said the fire loss for the city 
jin April was $470 to buildings only. 
No contents were damaged. gnissing at 3 a.m. 
Officers said the child would be 
charged with being a delinquent. 
  
‘Frisco Closes 
Beaches After 
  The department ase » Shark Attack 
calls, 37 of which were fires. SAN wThis city 
Newly elected officers for the 
,1959-60 season of the Friends of) 
|Baldwin Public Library. are Uri! 
|B. Grannis, president; James Cam- | 
eron, vice president; Sylvia Park-| 
er, secretary; and Theron Van) 
Duesen, treasurer. 
|’ Robert L. Reed 
Service for Robert L. Reed, 63, |   ler died Thursday night of mas 
sive woulds after a huge white 
killer shark attacked him 5 
yards off shore. His companion, 
Shirley O'Neill, 18, swam to his 
rescue and towed him to the 
beach. 
Swimming at most beaches 
along here hag. been prohibited, 
chiefly because of the strong un- will be held 1 p.m. Monday et the, 
Northwest Chapel of William R.| 
jHamilton Co., Detroit. Burial will 
| Southfield. 
Mr. Reed died Thursday at 
| St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pon- 
tiac, following a brief illness. 
| He was owner and president of| dertows, 
|Reed Plating Co., Detroit, and a| we. 1, Follett, curator of ich- 
‘member of the American Legion,! thyology at the California Acade- 
Zion Lodge 1 F&AM, the Shrine, my of Sciences, said man-eat- 
ithe Detroit Consistory and the jng sharks are not uncommon 
'Moslem Patrol. along the West Coast. But he 
| x * * said they seldom appear so close 
| Surviving ere his wife, Grace; to shore. 
    
‘8 of Our H-Bombs Would Finish You’   
/ 
Nikita Hurls 
LONDON (AP) — Moscow Ra- 
dio said today that Soviet. Pre- 
'mier Khrushchev told visiting 
iWest German editors eight hydro- | 
igen bombs would be enough to 
iput West Germany out of action. 
broadcast quoted Khrish- 
'more’’ would be needed to take 
co. care of the rest of western Ew ition?” 
rope. 
| Moscow reported the talks be- 
tween the Soviet Premier and the 
German delegation took place on 
* * * 
In the same talk, Khrushchey 
\was quoted 
\editors tha 
jwould have “losses and great 
ones” in event of war, but ‘‘the 
‘Western Powers would be literal- 
ly wiped off the face of the earth.” 
He said NATO's bomber force 
was out of date and the United 
iStates also was lagging behind the 
‘Soviet Union in rocket technology. 
The belated account of Khrush- 
chev's remarks is being released 
by Moscow almost on the eve of 
[the foreifn ministers conference 
in Geneva. 
State to Share Friday as telling the 
t the Soviet Uni 
| 
  War Threat at Germany 
' The radio reported this ex-/ Khrushchev: Obviously not 
‘change took place with the edi-/more. And do you think that we 
tors: jhaven't eight hydrogen bombs?’ 
Khrushchev: ‘You probably! Moscow said Khrushchev then 
realize how many nuclear bombs/added: 
lwith a capacity of three to five) “And how many are needed to 
|million tons would have to be ex-|put other West European coun- | 
Donald L. chev as saying “obviously not |ploded on the territory of West/tries out of action? Obviously not Germany to put her out of ac- more.” 
Claiming he was threatening no- 
x*~ *& * body, Khrushchev said a war 
Editor G. Braune, one of the would end quickly in a Soviet vic- 
group: “Eight hydrogen bombs?” |tory.   
j } 
~~ 
ites Drunk Driving 
Hillsdale Deaths LANSING u—The death of four 
Hillsdale college students in a car 
crash yesterday tragically empha- 
sizes the problem of drinking driv- 
ers, Secretary of State James M, 
Hare said today. Two of the vic- 
tims were from Oakland County. 
Hare, chairman of the State 
Safety Commission, recalled that 
he spoke before a Hillsdale Col- 
lege convocation on April 14. 
“In the course of my remarks 
I pointed out the problems of 
drinking drivers and made the 
prediction that in view -of the 
number of persons attending the In 
| 
  Dept. of Agriculture 
to Release Stockpiled 
Farm Products 
Under fire by Congressmen Wil- 
liam S. Broomfield (R-Oakland 
County) and other lawmakers in 
Washington for its stockpiling of 
farm surpluses, the Department of 
Agriculture yesterday announced 
plans to send seven carloads of 
dried eggs to Michigan for distri- 
bution under the state surplus food 
tween May 14 and 29, with two 
more slated for shipment from 
May 22 to June 6. 
This will amount to enough 
eggs to feed 600,000 persons for 
& month, the department stated. 
“I'm greatful Michigan , people 
will now share in these surpluses,” 
said Broomfield, who earlier this 
week criticised the Agriculture De- 
partment for not releasing these 
surpluSes sooner. 
x *« * 
“This is part of a program in 
which I hope we will be able to 
dispose of nine billion pounds of 
food surpluses to needy persons 
  s throughout the nation,’ Broomfield {said. collegé, two of them would die 
in drinking driver accidents in 
the next 10 years.” 
“The death of these students 
points up my remarks,"’ Hare said, 
“particularly since they had made 
a tour of the taverns in the towns 
surrounding Hillsdale.” 
Hare said investigation showed 
the youths died while attempting 
to make a curve at a terrifically 
high rate of speed. 
The car veered off to the left 
and struck three trees, the impact 
demolishing the car, Hare said. 
“Once again let me point out 
that more than 40 per cent of 
our highway deaths involve 
drinking drivers or pedestrians,” 
Hare sald, 
Killed in the crash were Robert   
Bivd., 
Ridge, captain of the basketball 
team; J, Stewart Mason, 22, of 
29050 Haggerty Hwy., Farmington; 
and Frederick F. Fellows, 2%, of 
Grosse Pointe Farms. 
Vaughan was son of Hillsdale 
City Clerk, Mrs. Roberta Vaughan. 
The only survivor was Frank 
Papenhagen Jr., 22, of Defiance, 
Ohio, who suffered a knee frace 
  miles northeast of   after 2 a.m. at North Adams, six 
Hillsdale,    
  4 
THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959 THREE   
® he said, the product ° H i 
ee (Develops New Spring! <2 ise moseis. °° "°°" |Man’s Noise Capacity FIRST QUALITY—“Fruit of The Loom" \ i Stubnitz said the manufacturing Under Study by Air Force $4 D JA Pr 
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seat spring has been developed| rubber. a man can stand. be a © Washable 
by Stubnitz-Green Corp. The firm, which has its home x * ‘ 3 . © Nen-Shrink 
Maurice Stubnitz, president of| office here, employs from 800 to} Maj. Ralph F. Thompson of Ae 4% ® Color-Fast 
the firm, described it as a new! 900 at the ‘Adrian plant. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, BU)  & SF 
concept ‘in cushion building in Ohio, told an occupational health IN Wie AAA NMip ile. 3 colors ive 
      
which metal coil springs are im-| Hebrew University in Jerusalem|conference here that “Air Force | -_ je ay, ge 
pregnated in foam rubber. He said |is now a show place of Israel. Injengineers have studied noises in| Ges § ee Fe 
he believed it will win wide ac-|1954 the university dedicated a/chapels, hospitals and offices and . oe: 
ceptance in the auto and furniture|rocky wilderness as its site. Today|they also are studying the effects ies 5 BARGAIN 
industries. ultramodern buildings and land-\of air base noise on adjacent com-| . BASEMENT Pa Vaae) 
Some of the auto companies, scaped patios cover the area. munities.” j 
oe6 eee Frankly—The Trend of Some Stores to KEEP OPEN SUNDAYS Is Giving Us a “Headache” 
...So We Are Fighting It by Giving SUPER-BARGAINS on Regular Shopping Days! 
ne | Save at Simms TONITE and MONDAY 
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tiac Post 1370, has announced the Can Afford to Match tomers will shop “regular” store hours . . . they just CAN’T AFFORD to shop on Sundays. To be These $ for 
. , honest about it, we don’t want to work on Sundays any more than you do (we figure Sundays ere 
installation of George E. Pappas SIMMS LOW PRICES for religion, rest and recreation.) As of now, we don’t believe that our competition will force us TONITE & MON. Only 
lof 3576 Shelby St. as post com- to change our plans. . 
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‘THE PONTIAC PRESS a Editorial Page waenuen 0” Tus 
: SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959 
  —— 
  
it Seems to Me   
This entire area smiles happily over 
the recent Fisher Body announce- 
ment. 
General Manager 
THOMAS F. WIETHORN 
declares that Fisher 
proposes to modern- 
ize the entire plant 
which will .make it 
the mechanical equiv- 
alent of any body 
producing unit any- 
where. 
: * * * 
This is bully good news! 
But more follows. 
The revitalized Fisher plant 
will be considered for the produc- 
tion of convertibles and station 
wagons. The addition of these 
bodies to the local unit would 
result in greater employment and 
constitute a fine step towards 
“the good old days” in Pontiac’s 
Fisher Body plant. The entire 
- program will take a year and a 
» half but it starts immediately. 
* x * 
Employment at Fisher once ranged 
around the six thousand level but it 
dwindled away over a period of time 
until it reached a low of less than 
half this. All automobile sales and 
employment fell appreciably from the 
1955 peak; Pontiac, Flint, Lansing 
and Detroit suffered in common. But 
in addition, two local Fisher depart- 
ments were transfererd to other 
cities. The Corporation found the 
work could be done more advanta- 
geously outside of Pontiac. The two 
blows in combination really hurt. The 
loss of jobs was consequental. 
* * * 
Fisher Body has 33 plants and pro- 
duction schedules distribute the out- 
put where it can be done the most 
efficiently and the most econom- 
ically. 
This is true in all business. 
* * * 
I’m sure this situation has been 
corrected and Pontiac is looking 
forward to more jobs and better 
days. This means more business 
in general and a more prosperous 
community. No area can advance 
when jobs dwindle. Relief rolls 
should lessen over the next 
eighteen months and Pontiac can 
rightfully anticipate a “better 
economic climate.” 
Everyone rejoices. 
x .*« * 
The spectacle of men out of work 
is one of the most depressing sights 
there is. It affects the morale of the 
individual and eventually of the en- 
tire community. It’s an unhealthy 
condition.    
~ * * 
The current Fisher announce- 
ment is hailed by workers and 
their families, by their associates, 
by management and by everyone 
in the area. It's a very important 
happening in Pontiac. 
Pontiac’s Water Supply.... 
The question of an ample water 
supply faces a huge number of 
American cities. 
Pontiac’s in the group. 
Our whole area is affected. 
x * * 
Industry today uses an enor- 
  
  
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THE PONTIAC PRESS 
—- Mark Daily Except Sunday 
W. Huron 8t. Pontiac, Michigan 
Published by Tas Pontiac Pacss Company 
Rvserit Bass: Jouw A. Rie, 
Executive View President Assistant Advertising 
end Advertising Director Manager 
Bowsnp H. Frreeseate m, Eat M. Treadweit, 
Circulation Manager 
G. Massnatt Jordan, 
Local Advertising 
Manager Vice President and Business Manager 
Jons W_ Frracra 
Secretary and Ed 
Grorce C. Inman. 
Classified Lp Hasry J. Revo. 
Managing Editor 
  
  
The Associated Press is entitied exclusively to the 
use for beget of all local news printed in this 
Dewspa as well as all AP news dispatcties. 
The Fl Paras is delivered by catrier for 40 cents 
a week; where carrier Service is not available, by mai! 
in Oakiand, Genesee, Livingston, Macomb, Lapeef and 
Washtenaw Bg ge it is $12.00 a year; els¢where in 
Michigan places in the United States 
* a conn All mail ®ubdscriptions payable in 
has been paid at the 2nd class rate 
9 “Pontiac, an. Member of ABC. Fisher Body Announcement 
Great News for Community 
mous amount and the modern 
home consumes water with a prof- 
ligacy that would have brought 
consternation to our forefathers. 
Apparently the local problem 
simmers down to two choices. 
Shall we cast our lot with Detroit, 
' Lake Huron or both? I lean might- 
ily toward Lake Huron. Here is 
an inexhaustible supply. 
It will last FOREVER. 
* * * 
Our relationships with Detroit 
have always been friendly and this 
happy condition will continue. But 
Detroit will always be concerned pri- 
marily with her own water problem. 
If there’s a shortage, you can guess 
who will lose out first. 
x *« * 
Detroit must use wells, her 
sector of the Great Lakes water- 
ways or Lake Huron. If she takes 
water from the Detroit River or 
Lake St. Clair, I shudder. Even 
though it be purified with the 
most modern methods, it’s still 
foul and filthy water made drink- 
able. 
x *« * 
The purest water immaginable 
comes from Lake Huron. But the 
Water Authority must sign a min- 
imum number of communities to 
guarantee sufficient sales to make a 
bond issue possible. Currently De- 
troit has a large number of these 
communities “under contract.” City 
Manager WALTER K. WILLMAN tells 
me be believes Detroit intends to tap 
Lake Huron eventually (1970). 
* * * 
The situation is a bit compli- 
cated but I hope the City Com- 
mission leans toward the Lake 
Huron supply as the best perma- 
nent solution. 
  And in Conclusion.... 
Jottings from the well thumbed 
notebook of your peripatetic re- 
porter: 
Eppig ARCARO, world's greate st 
jockey, was playing golf when he saw 
a young lady on a 
nearby bridle path 
trying to mount her 
horse. Courteous Eb- 
pIE trotted over and 
said gently: “If you’d 
try on the on side, in- 
stead of the off side it 
would be easier.” 
Glaring at him the 
young lady replied: “Keep on play- 
  ing your silly game. I just happen to — 
know more about horseback riding 
than you golf players” 
Purely personal nomination for an 
especially attractive Pontiac citizen: 
Mrs. PHILIP RowstTon, wife of hizonor eee ee eee 
the Mayor, no less......... . Watch 
for fresh trouble in Iran. 
* * * 
HERMIONE GINGOLD, British comedi- 
enne, says it’s a good thing the Brit- 
ish flag doesn’t have stars like ours, 
or they'd have to keep removing in- 
stead of adding. Incidentally, she’s 
absolutely terrific in ‘First Impres- 
sions,” a new show I saw in New 
York. PoLLy BERGEN’s in the same 
production and there’s about as 
gorgeous a bit of femininity as you'll 
find.. .... Tokyo beat us toa 
good one. When the traffic light 
changes, a-clock continues to show 
how many seconds are left. 
x * * 
IrvinG A. Durry, Ford executive, 
had a teisurely breakfast here, winged 
his way to Tennessee for a meeting 
back at home.......... Did you 
hear about this want ad that ran in 
Washington? “I am responsible for 
debts incurred by my wife, Virginia, 
and on this, her birthday, I thank 
the Lord for the privilege of paying 
any and all obligations she sees fit to 
raise. WILLIAM R. FOSTER.” 
. I've solved- this electric razor 
business. Use one make for your face 
in general and then use another for   
  ‘FAITH AMERICANS LIVE BY — 6 
“We are all wrestlers,’’ said Ed (Strangler) Lewis to a group of fathers and sons in 
Tulsa, Okla., recently. ‘‘At my right is a ring with God's love, mercy, faith and all good. 
At my left, hatred, revenge, self-pity, all the negative qualities. We are all wrestling against 
the darkness of the world."’ 
Fourteen years ago, this five-time world heavyweight wrestling champion, was in his 
words 
liance in the Man above.” “‘at rock bottom”’ physically and spiritually. Then he says, “I put my absolute re- 
Recently, I ate lunch with this hearty, energetic 70-year-old man of good will. He talked 
of the value of sports and sportsmanship and the importance of faith. He is dedicated to 
youth and has spoken to as many as 25,000 in one week. A Bible student, he has lectured 
to church groups, and has spoken in prisons across the nation. 
Once a killer cursed and threatened him as he passed a prison dungeon. Ed introduced 
himself. The convict had been a wrestling fan and they engaged in friendly conversation. 
“Kindness,” said Ed, ‘‘breaks down all barriers that hinder the brotherhood of man.” 
  
Prints Pamphlet Assailing Chicago Canal   
State Booms Back in Water War LANSING (UPI)—Mchigina has 
fired another volley in the lengthy 
war with Chicago over diversion 
of water from Lake Michigan. 
This series of shots includes pic- 
tures — 28 of them — and a 
pamphlet put together by a Lans- 
ing engineering firm about a 30 
mile boat trip along the Chicago 
sanitary canal. 
The pamphiet and pictures 
were filed with the U.S. Supreme 
Court by Michigan Atty. Gen. 
Paul L. Adams, 
Adams said the survey showed 
the Chicago Sanitary District dis- 
regarded an early high court ver- 
dict that it must improve sewage 
treatment because the district ‘‘is 
responsible to nobody and thus 
does what it pleases.”’ 
The district ‘‘converted the canal 
into a putrescent cesspool (but)’. . . 
insists that it should not be com- 
pelled to do a decent job of sewage 
collection treatment as it was or- 
dered to do by the Supreme Court 
in 1930," he said. 
Michigan wants the district to 
construct more treatment fa- 
cilities, The district claims it 
would be too costly. 
The court battle of diversion goes 
back to 1921, said Nicholas V. 
Olds, assistant attorney general, 
but an argument stems from the 
turn of the century when the canal 
was first begun. 
Chicago is permitted to divert 
1,500 cubit feet per second of Lake 
Michigan water directly into the 
canal for navigation and an un- 
limited amount for domestic pump- 
age. 
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minne- 
sota, ‘Ohio, Pennsylvania and 
New York are fighting the di- 
version and want a limit put on 
the domestic pumpage amount. 
The water is not returned to the 
lake and is -eausing lake levels 
to drop, the states contend. Their 
immediate aim is to have the 
court appoint a referee to study 
the situation and make a final de- 
cision. 
Adams said Illinois and the Chi- 
cago Sanitary District ‘‘are doing 
everything in their power to pre- 
the tender neck line 
re ee JACK HERBERT 
wonders why Michigan 
doesn’t secede from the 
and then had dinner with friends union and qualify for for- 
eign aid. 
When I graduated from 
the University of Michigan, 
we had one married stu- 
dent. President Jony A. 
HANNAH told me 24 per cent 
of his MSU boys and girls 
are married now and the U. 
of M. announces they have 
twenty-two per cent. 
—HAROLD A. FITZGERALD 
  vent the of the 
referee. 
If they weren't trying to hide 
something, Adams indicated, 
“they would not he so vigorous 
in their opposition to the ap- appointment” 
  pointment of a master (referee) 
by the Supreme Court.” 
The engineer's report described 
the cana] as highly contaminated 
with much sewage and oil floating 
around in in it. 
    
Dr. William Brady’s Mailbag   
Noisy Paraffin Chewer 
Should Supply Ear Plugs *‘Man in our office chews paraf- 
fin constantly—claims you recom- 
mend it as good for the teeth. But 
he is somewhat 
deaf and doesn't 
realize how much 
noise his chewing 
makes...” 
(J.R.S.) 
Answer — I do? 
Maybe I said it is’ 
harmless. The 
man ought to sup- 
ply the other 
people in the of- 
fice ear plugs to 
wear while he DR. BRADY 
chews. 
  * * * 
‘‘My mother has had wonderful 
results from your belly breathing 
exercise. Her blood pressure has 
been normal since she started 
using your method, after years of 
high blood pressure. Thank you."’ 
(Mrs. H.L.) 
Answer — Regular practice of 
the exercise two or three times 
a day tends to reduce high blood 
pressure. This is only one bene- 
fit of belly breathing. For in- 
structions send me a stamped, 
self-addressed envelope and ask 
for the free pamphlet “Belly 
Breathing.”’ 
* * * 
“I have been taught that hot 
or cold applications are best for 
bump or bruise. My husband in- 
sists that one should apply iodine, 
alcohol or merthiolate even though 
there is no break in the skin.. .” 
(Mrs, M.W.) 
Answer — Qne application of 
mild tincture of iodine (2 per 
cent), whether there is a break 
in the skin or not. 
* * * 
“Is there any harm in Jetting 
children under six years of age 
drink beer and sip wine and whis- 
key... ?"' (L.MJ.) 
Answer — Yes, irreparable 
harm. 
. x * * 
“I'm scared of the Salk vaccine. 
Should I let them. give it to my 
three - year - old daughter? A Mrs. 
I.J.) 
Answer—Rather you should 
ask them to give it to your 
daughter and thank God for it. Signed letters. net more than 
pege or 100 words long pertaining <— 
personal health and hygiene, not dis- 
ease, diagnosis or treatment. will be 
answered by Dr. William Brady. 
stamped self-addressed envelbpe is sent 
to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac. Michigan. 
(Copyright 1959) | 
  Voiee of the People a 
I. Q. Statistics Definitely 
Good Comedian Material   
  
Thanks to G. C. Miller of Pa. for his letter in Monday’s paper about 
I. Q. in relation to number of siblings. I haven't laughed so hard since. 
Uncle Harry's horse died just as we were going to shoot him . 
’ Only that day I had been discussing I. Q.'s with a friend who 
comes from an equally large family as I, and we'll both be glad to 
know what the trouble is. ' 
It would be wonderful if, during the first or second year in high 
school, students would be required to take a Gourse in common sense 
and respect for other people, and to heck with the I. Q. bit. 
Incidentally, I was number seven and number eight was even 
smarter than I, graduated with high honors. I. Q, 130, 
The joker that dug up G. C. Miller's statistics should stick around. 
Milton Berle won't last forever. 
Seeks Whereabouts 
of Army Friends 
If you were a member of Battery 
“E” Eighth Field Artillery, Scho 
field Barracks, Hawaii, from Jan. 
1, 1928 to Dec. 31, 1935, you are 
urgently requested to contact 
Robert E. Connor, 1448 St. Elmo 
N.E., Canton 5, Ohio or Jack 
O'Connor, Box 104, Deposit, New 
York. 
Robert E. Connor 
‘Paper Could Help 
Yard Owners’ 
I think your paper could do a 
service for so many people who 
are trying to improve their )ards 
Everyone I've talked to has very 
much the same problem. 
Their trees and bushes just 
haven't a chance with dogs 
wetting on them. 
There is some sort of ordinance 
that dogs are to be tied or on a 
jJeash. I think this should be 
enforced especially this time of 
year. 
Mrs. C. B. 
Correction Needed 
on First Letter 
Replying to T. P. I am glad that 
T. P. is doing some double check- 
ing on what he (or she) reads. My 
quotation was from the report of 
the Citizens’ Advisory Committee's 
‘Michigan Tax Study.”’ 
However, this table combined 
state and local taxes borne by 
Michigan taxpayers. My letter 
said, ‘‘to the state for taxes” 
and so bears correction in that 
respect. 
Thanks for the inquiry so any 
misinterpretation may be cleared 
up for others as well. The expla- 
nation of the percentages is given 
in full detail in the Michigan Tax 
Study Staff Papers which may be 
purchased from the Secretary of 
State in Lansing. 
Mrs. Eldres Mathes 
Sylvan Shores drive 
Reader Suggests 
Livestock Tax 
This is an open letter for the 
Michigan House of Representa- 
tives. Are you a bunch of Neros 
who, lacking fiddles, play politics 
while hundreds of people miss the 
paychecks which are their only 
livelihoods? 
May I suggest two places that 
added revenue might be found. 
It is my understanding that the 
livestock raised in Michigan is 
tax free. I come, originally, 
from a western state. There, 
I know, the taxation of livestock 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist:   Stupid idiot number 
is one of the principal sources of 
tax revenue. 
Michigan has a large nonproperty 
owner population, yet there is no 
personal property tax to bring in- 
to balance the taxation on non 
property owners, though they use 
our highways, our streets, our 
park facilities; all the advantages 
of being a resident of Michigan, yet 
pay no tax that is comparable to 
the real estate taxes. 
It seems an unequal system, to 
me, that nonproperty owners pay 
no school tax. This is meant to 
be constructive criticism not just 
griping. 
Mrs. L. H. Alsup 
Portraits By JAMES J. METCALF 
Wherever you may go, my love 
. Whatever you may do...   
Remember that my mind and 
heart .. . Are always there with 
you Remember that you 
mean much more . . . Than all the 
world to me . , . Today, tonigbt, 
tomorrow and... In every meme 
ory . . . Remember, too, as I 
have said . . . Beneath the“moon 
and sun... As you are mine, 
@, I am yours... Your own, 
devuted one . . . And if you ever 
need me in , . . The slightest 
way at al]... I will attend you 
faithfully .. . At every beck and 
call . .. Remember always darling 
I... Have made this promise 
true . , . Forever and forever- 
more ... My heart belongs to you. 
(Copyright 1959) 
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 
Holding fast the faithful word 
as he hath been taught, that ae 
may be able by sound doctrine 
beth to exhert and to convince 
the gainsayers.—Titus 1:9. 
* * * 
Your great employment is to 
bring the individual souls of men 
to Christ.—E. N. Kirk.   
The Country Parson 
{  ) Rr 
Ch 
  “I wonder why when a fellow 
dies we have a tendency to think 
he’s a nicer fellow than we would 
" he'd lived.” 
  
Teacher May Offset Bad Homes Norma’s problem involves 
pathos, for a lot of youngsters 
are starving for good mothers 
at home. Kindly school teach- 
ers often help in such cases, 
but it is tragic that so many 
women are so selfish they think 
of themselves instead of their 
children. Send for the “Tests 
for Good Parents” mentioned 
below and you can see the type 
of mother that deserves praisee. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
CASE B-430: Norma L., aged 24, 
is a devoted school teacher. 
“Dr. Crane, I am so sorry for 
some of my second graders,’’ she 
began. 
* * * 
“Their moth 
ers want them to 
be paragons of 
virtue and top § 
students, Yet 
many of those 
same mothers 
, will smoke cig- 
“arets constantly 
and often get in- 
toxicated at Sun. 
day night liquor 
parties. 
“They are DR. CRANE 
then caustic and irritable on Mon- 
day morning when the youngsters 
try to kiss them goodbye for they 
have hangover headaches, 
“It is pathetic to see how 
hungry some of iny children are 
for some affection. 
* * * 
‘‘We teachers try to make up to 
them for their mothets’ deficien- 
cies, but wouldn’t _you think 
motherhood would be such a chal- 
lénge to every woman that she'd 
try her level best to set a good 
example before her youngsters, .at 
least during their most impres- 
sionable years?:’ ‘ 
BAD vs,GOOD MOTHERS 
On Mother’s day we laud those 
saintly women who have set ‘a 
good example before children and 
  who have tried to steer youngsters 
into a wholesome way of life. 
These wonderful mothers in- 
clude not just ‘hose with flesh- 
and-blood offspring, but the: 
kindly public school teachers and 
Catholic Sisters in our parochial 
schools, plus deserving step 
mothers, Camp Fire Girl leaders 
and foster mothers of all types. 
But please remember fhat not all 
mothers are GOOD parents. Some 
are so selfish that they let their 
own romantic desires and craving 
for fun, becloud their judgment. 
* * * 
Ingrid Bergman thts forsook 
her only daughter for a clandes- 
tine affair with her Italian Romeo. 
Ingrid was more interested in her 
own pleasures than in her influence 
on her young daughter. 
Rebecca, of the Bible, likewise 
doesn’t rate very highly as a 
mother, for she deliberately 
urged her son Jacob to tell a fib 
and hoodwink his dying father so 
that Jacob could steal the birth- 
right of Esau. 
Please remember that the Bible 
says Rebecca concocted this plot 
and urged her son to carry it out, 
even though he was reluctant. 
* * *: 
So every conscientious mother 
should take stock of herself and 
try to be at her best, at least dur- 
ing the first 10 years of her child’s 
life. 
After the age of 10, Scout 
Leaders, YMCA or CYO directors 
and the schools help shoulder a 
lot of our parental responsibili- 
ties, but in those earliest years, 
mothers (and fathers) have al- 
most sole sway. 
Good: mothers take their chil- 
dren to Sunday school and teach 
them to reverence God and say 
their prayers. 
They help the children become . 
théir youngsters which will e¢m-~ phasize unselfishness and moral 
idealism, 
* * * 
They help the child become 
self-reliant by teaching it to cook 
and sew and look after its own 
rgom. 
They encourage a child to work 
for its own spending money, pay- 
ing it for chores on a piecework 
basis, instead of using the ‘‘dole”’ 
via a free weekly allowance. 
Good mothers are liberal with 
praise for the child's virtues and 
constructive deeds. They belong to 
PTA and use ‘‘flash cards" to 
help tutor their child at home. 
* * * 
They are goodnatured and _ jolly. 
They speak correct English at 
home and ie not set bad examples 
  
    via smoking, using 
garity or gambling. 
For further specific items, send 
for my “Tests for Good Par- 
ents,” enclosing a stamped re- 
turn envelope, plus 20 cents 
(non-profit) , 
These tests include 100 items for 
mothers and 100 for fathers, Use 
them at PTA. meetings, too. 
~*~ *« & liquor, vule 
(Copyright 1959)      
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sideration but such adaptation still Tial which, when laminated with | 
jis far in the futyre. glass, will result in a transparent 
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Buys Its Buicks”’ B the car body. the laboratories of the glass in-| SAENETNT (ii Tee Ghiek 1 Y Ho 
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., evem the engine bieck was con- contours with flush windows and (Ui) recently, the much larger * as a _Probably to some seni today * structéd of aluminum have been | ornamentation, high - perform: (sig. on common stocks sce * Pay Off Existing Mortgages 
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But whether glass, aluminum, 
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other substance is used in car 
bodies, some far reaching styling 
changes lie ahead for the auto-| Quick Comeback by, 
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Jack E. Charipar, chief engineer turt. Dawson is touring Europe.) 
of Chrysler's Plymouth Division, |   
By SAM DAWSON 
mobiles: | AP Business News Analyst 
ing systems with acrodynamical- 
    tions serve as supporting mem- 
bers. But the experts say to ac-/conducted extensive research in) The aluminum industry also has ly located air inlet and outiet 
grille for engine, passenger boosted the trend, 
Today both Americans and Ger- 
mang are taking a second look. * Low Interest Bate 
12 to 15 Year Terms 
    ‘complish unobstructed vision re- this connection. It has seen use of | German stock prices have risen 
  ' 
; 
  aluminum in the auto industry in-| COmPertment and brake cooling. | 
s “ee « ‘crease steadily in recent years. |‘ “In addition, body surface de- because of the buying spurt both 
George B. Watkins, a glass in-| x * * |velopment featuring the extension jhere and overseas. German alr 
g dustry expert, long has studied; One fact often overlooked by the Ge aed met ee paninaggpeat fisdl gr po relecane| m the use of glass in the modern average motorist is that aluminum |< for directional stabili — re ; v1 | 
gw car. He toid an engineering meet-|long has been used in functiona ins for directional stability at all/any possibly purely speculative ™ |car. highway speeds, can be expected.” terest.         @ quires even larger glass areas. 
  
  @ ing here components of the automobile. Aj 7 ; ; I 
®@ “Glass as manufactured today somewhat widespread but wholly) He predicted that “increased use | Conservative German financiers) 
® .. fails to meet the dependable erroneous impression has been glass and glass-like materials |are trying to adjust to some new 
| aaa a ‘in upper body areas can be ex-'ideas, well rooted in America— 
a |pected, consistent’ with develop-|mutual investments funds, stock 
a) ’ P ments in solar heat absorption, and buying by insurance and pension’ 
= NLRB Won | Probe Union Confers the structure and sealing problems funds. And, belatedly, there is an 
r Lifetime Honor agi in vl stock onlay by| 
a : . jthe average rman citizen. I 
= Steel Union Claim B dD f 15 M | The rush of United States in- 
a Upon Rep. Law: Odl id Is en jvestors to buy German and other | 
a NEW YORK (UPI) — The : F A ® A i| European stocks came after the 
SiNatoeel tabor “Belations. Board State Rep. Arthur J. Law (D- rom rea in pri ‘prices of American stocks were 
Pontiac) has, been given lifetime pushed up to record highs, which 
Pontiac Draft Board No. 67 has left: their yields relatively low, 
reported a total of 15 area men often lower than on bonds. 
drafted into the Army during April. German stocks, meanwhile. were yielding 5 per cent on aver- g | (NLRB) has rejected a demand honorary membership in Fisher 
gw by the United Steel Workers union Body Local 596 (UAW-CIO), which 
@ithat the NLRB investigate an al- pe helped form a generation ago. 
x @ileged conspiracy among steel * * 
companies to violate the Talt- Cited were Law's “‘efforts and dhactics ee shite Roa N- age At their market price they 
Hartley Act. devotion” in the original organiza- @UCU0n May 5 were Richard L. .eemed a bargain, and investors tion of the labor movement. in Vore of Waterford Township; Dan- moved in. Their buying has forced 
Pontiac. . hy T. Donnelly of Avon Township; | stock prices here up, and the Gerald N. Cooper, Richard J. Jent- yield is now down nearer that to! 
The former Pontiac mayor was zen and Dennis L. Eisenhardt, all}. nad in New York 
also praised for his service to of Rochester. - : 
the city, both on the City Com- Gtiers, were. Geler F Current: prices of German Guck, . - h basi ' 
din the Legislature : ee ;stocks, for example, on the is| 
eee " “ee Preston W. Smith and Craig L. 'o¢ jast year’s dividends now aver- Wise, all of Birmingham; Richard age out at a yield of 3.2 per cefit.| 
The honor was approved by the E. Lapham and Timothy H. Germans stress this is due to the executive board of the Interna- Bodinus, both of Farmington; and ;ise in stock prices, not to any} 
tional UAW-CIO and conferred on|David J, Walker of Ortonville. ‘drop in dividends. On the con-| 
Law by Gerald Kehoe, local presi-| Rounding out the list were Earl trary. the average dividend paid 
dent. E. Smith of Walled Lake, Joel L. by German companies on_ the 
x * *® Clouse of Lake Grion and Gerald stock exchanges has rtsen from, 
“Art Law is well qualified for J. KiJlewald and Gary L. Fifield,|8.5 per cent of par value in 1957 
ito 10 per cent today. The NLRB told the union, now 
g Negotiating a new contract with 
@ steel producers, that it could not 
B® act on the much-publicized charges 
@ unless the union files formal un- 
@ fair labor practices charges. 
a Contract talks were recessed 
@ yesterday to give beth sides 
@ time to “digest” each others’ 
—! proposals, it was learned. 
@® Arthur J. Goldberg, general 
@ counsel for the steel workers 
asked the NLRB yesterday to look 
into reports that the 12 largest 
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We will observe Mother's Day, Sunday, 
May 10th, in a way to give our mother the 
greatest possible happiness. Emotionally, a 
mother never changes. When she was a little 
girl she played house, ministered to the wants 
of her dolls, gave them affection, tender care 
and these attributes are as much a part of 
her today as then. Remember that first 
enjoys; th 8 
visit with friends, specia] dinner either at 
home or in a cafe, permanent wave or bottle 
of her favorite only five out of 
thousands of ways, one, the most important 
one, give her oceans of love. 
PS. May we add our wishes to all the glorious 
creatures we cal] mothers 
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    g steet firms were considering a/his honor,’’ said Kehoe in present-| poth of Troy. 
     @ pian to shut down the entire in-\ing the honorary lifetime union 
@ dustry if the union struck only one card. 
@ or two companies. “He is a family man, business | 
a man, and fully understands the | 
|   
problems of labor, the business 
man and the community.” 
* * * 
Law is the proprietor of Law's 
Super Market, 200 Earlmore Blvd. 
He was the first president of the | 
Fisher Body local when it was or- | 
ganized in 1937, and is the first 
man to win an honorary lifetime 
membership there. 
The honor was conferred at the 
union's last membership meeting. a 
w The first Japanese colonists ar- 
B rived in Brazil SO years ago. About 
400,000 of them now live here. 
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Thoralf Ulseth Assist. Treasurer 
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HON. CLARK J. ADAMS 
MAHLON A. BENSON 
CONRAD N. CHURCH 
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Four-month-old Lisa Anne Napley, 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Napley 
of Menominee road, joins her mother 
for a lovely portrait befitting Mother's   Day. 
everywhere 
‘Old Maid’ Can Start Afresh...~ Abby   () 
Pentiac Press Phete 
Of all the -presents mothers 
receive tomorrow, will 
certainly their most cherished gifts are 
the children themselves. Sunday---Any Day 
Mother Is Special! By LYDIA ROTHMAN 
Sunday is Mother's Day. 
The day may be overrated, 
but certainly mothers never 
can be. 
Mother works hard all year 
round with rarely a vacation 
—and no time off. Then along 
comes the ‘‘second Sunday in 
May,” and she’s queen for a 
day. Breakfast in bed, gifts 
and flowers and maybe even 
an exotic place for dinner. 
* * * 
And then along comes 
Monday, with the laundry to 
do, children to send off to 
school, and so on.-with the 
routine of being mother until 
next May. But mothers rarely 
complain. 
THEY'RE SPECIAL 
No matter how -you look at 
it though, and whether they 
ve a special day or not, 
{ mothers are special! 
No one knows quite how to 
fix the breakfast coffee—or 
the dog's dinner—as well as 
mother. No one js qtite so 
good at solving major crises— 
from settling quarrels to re- 
modeling last year’s prom 
dre&’s—as mother. 
x * * 
And of course no one is so 
comforting in times of stress 
and strain—from bruised knees 
to planning wedding s—as 
mothers. 
* * * 
Whether you think a day set 
aside for mothers is necessary 
or not, or whether you think it 
is too commercial, the origin 
of Mother’s Day might he of 
interest to you. ~ 
FRIENDSHIP MOVE 
It all started some 50 years 
ago when Mrs. Ann Jarvis 
of Grafton, W. Va., created and 
planned ‘‘Mother’s Friendship 
Day.” 
The occasion: to create good 
will between former Union and 
Confederate soldiers. 
After her death, relatives of 
Lock Closet Door on the Skeleton 
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN - 
DEAR ABBY: I was born 
when my parents were over 50 
and it was my duty to care 
for them until they died. When 
1 was 32 I went to work for 
a professional man (married 
know and misunderstood — | 
now, they all 
are.) He 
managed to 
sell me on 
the idea of 
going out 
with him. We 
always went 
some distance 
from our city. 
This went on 
for 22 years. si 
I never could AKBY 
have any boy friends because 
he claimed he couldn't tell 
ahead of time when he could 
get away, so I sat and waited. 
I should have known better 
but, Abby, you've never been 
an “old maid” and had life 
and romance pass you by, I 
am over 50 now and don’t need 
any of the usual sermons, but 
do. you think a decent man my 
age would want me? By the 
way, the man who cuined my 
life is successfully directing the 
lives of others, knowing full 
well he spoiled mine. 
OLD MAID 
DEAR OLD MAID: No one 
can “‘spoil” your life without 
your consent. Don't look back. 
A change of scenery and new 
surroundings could offer a 
fresh start. Every day 
“decent” men marry women 
who have had something to 
live down. 
* * * 
DEAR ABBY: In the case 
of a married couple where the 
husband is very affectionate 
and passionate and the wife is 
cool and wants to be left alone, 
what do you think is bound to 
happen after about six or 
seven years”? — 
TEMPTED 
DEARTEMPTED: One 
woman’s left overs can be 
another woman's banquet. 
7 * * 
DEAR ABBY: I know you 
get lots of letters from teen- 
agers asking about their love 
life, but this is really serious. 
I am 14 and so is Tom. When 
he talks to me on the phone 
Mrs. Levely Hosts 
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Mrs. Floyd Levely of Alice 
avenue .was hostess to the 
Tuesday-Tee Golf League for 
a buffet breakfast preceding 
members’ first day of their 
golfing season. To complete the 
morning, the group played nine 
holes of golf at Pontiac Court 
try Club. 
Mrs. Calvin Warner and Mrs 
Donald Swain were received 
as members, Twenty-six mem- 
bers were present. 
The next meeting: wil] be 
held in. June at the Pontiac 
Country Club. ’ 
“       
~ and Anna Marie he tells his mother he is talk- 
ing to one of the boys. When 
he is over to my house he tells 
his mother he is out with the 
gang. Is he ashamed of me 
or what? (P.S. Another thing, 
Abby, are nuts bad for your 
complexion? Someone _ said 
they were worse than choco- 
late). NANCY 
° 
Tipacon Unit 
Guest of Club 
Members of Tipacon Chap- 
ter of American Business 
Women's Association were 
guests of Club Overdraft for a 
meeting held Wednesday 
evening at Community Na- 
tional Bank. 
The Rev. Robert Richards of 
Salini was guest speaker, A 
native of Wales, and now a 
citizen of the United States, 
his topic was ‘‘America.”’ 
Mrs, Guienive Jaht, a trans- 
fer member from Shreveport, 
La., was introduced. 
Leal Emes Group 
Sees Color Slides 
Barbara Hall showed colored 
slides of her trip to Hawaii 
Predmore 
showed slides on the 20th an- 
niversary dinner at the meet- 
ing of Leal Emes Group, held 
Wednesday evening at First 
Presbyterian Church 
Taking part in the 
were Mrs. Lawrence 
ell, Mrs. Lawrence 
and Eleanor Kellogg. 
Mrs. Melvin Newton was wel- 
comed as a new member 
Esther . Voorhees was _host- 
ess, assisted by Helen Ander- 
son. meeting 
McDow- 
Shelton DEAR NANCY: Your boy 
friend is still at the shy age 
and doesn't want to advertise 
the fact that he’s got a girl. 
If you like him, help him keep 
it quiet. (P.S. About the 
nuts—Teenagers with especial- 
ly oily skins should avoid 
them.) 
* * * 
DEAR ABBY: My husband's 
sister writes him letters “at 
work when she knows_his ad- 
dress at home. He asks me to 
answer some of her letters be- 
cause she is all the time ask- 
ing for recipes and addresses. 
The last time he brought me 
a letter, I noticed pages 4 and 5 
By Eastern PTSA   
‘Fun Night’ Program Set 
The PTSA at Eastern Junior 
High School under the general 
chairmanship of Mrs. George 
Gaches, is sponsoring a ‘‘Fun 
Night” Tuesday, May 19, from 
3:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. 
* * * 
A full-length movie will be 
shown at 3:30 and selected 
cartoons will be shown from 
3:30 to 7 p.m 
The public is invited to at- 
tend the gathering. 
Mrs Charles Evans is chair- 
man of the pancake supper and 
Mrs. Clifford Lynch is in 
charge of the dining room. 
Serving will be from 5:30 to 
7:30 p.m 
*® * * 
Mrs. Charles Farmer has 
charge of a white’ clephant 
booth and Mrs. Marvin Mce- 
Vicar is chairman of the bake 
sale. 
PTSA fathers will handle the 
Platten-Massey Nuptials 
Read in Birmingham 
Roberta Lou Massey and 
William Joseph _ Platten were 
married this morning at Holy 
Name Church in’ Birmingham 
Parents of the couple are 
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A 
Massey of Birmingham and 
Mrs. Arthur J. Platten of 
Royal Oak. 
TAFFETA GOWN 
The bride’s gown was of 
crystal white taffeta with 
Alencon lace outlining the 
round neckline. The _ bell- 
shaped skirt formed a court 
train; and a Swedish crown 
of jeweled lace petals held her 
silk illusion veil. She carried 
a cascade bouquet of white 
orchids and stephanotis. 
Patricia Ann Massey was he: 
sister’s maid of honor. Brides 
maids were Joan Mary Rene. 
han of Chicago, Rhoda Mary 
Comer of Chicago and Mrs 
- Roberf Keith Miller of Royal 
Oak. All wore dusty blue Empire 
sheaths and carried cascade 
bouquets of daisies. 
* * * 
The bridegroom's _ brother, 
Thomas E. Platten was best 
man Ushers were. Peter 
Platten, Philip Day Bingham, 
Charles Forberg, and Thomas 
McInerney. 
ISLAND HONEYMOON 
After a reception at Devon 
Gables the couple will leave 
for a honeymoon to Sea Island, 
Ga. The bride has selected a 
beige linen suit for her going 
away outfit. 
They will live in Ypsilanti 
* * * 
Mrs. Massey wore. a_ blue 
lace gown and jacket and a 
flowered hat for her daugh- 
ter's wedding. Mrs. Platten 
was dteséed in navy shantung. 
Both had. orchjds pinned to 
their purses, were missing. I asked him 
what happen to these missing 
pages and he laughted it off. 
What would you do in my 
place? NOT LAUGHING 
DEAR NOT: Let your hus- 
band giggle up the addresses 
and recipes and answer his 
sister's letters himself. 
* * 
‘How far should we go?”’ 
Get Abby's booklet, ‘What 
Every Teenager Wants to 
Know.” Send 25 cents and a 
large, self-addressed, stamped 
envelope to Abby, in care of 
this newspaper. 
* * * 
Por a personal reply. write to 
ABBY !n care of this paper &nclose 
a self-addressed, stamped envelope 
soft drink, candy and potato 
chip concession. 
* * * 
A talent and style show un- 
der the direction of Margaret 
Snyder will conclude the pro- 
gram. 
/ the church Mrs. Jarvis had 
attended got together and sug- 
gested a service be held in her 
honor; That was May 10, 1908, 
and it is considered the first 
public observance of Mother's 
Day. . 
* * * 
Mrs. Jarvis was a fitting 
example to be the mother of 
Mother's Day. She had 11 
children, and had taught Sun- 
day school for 20 years. 
Lutherans Plan 
Mom-Daughter 
Annual Event 
Augustana Lutheran Church 
Women will hold their annual 
mother-and-daughter banquet 
at Christ Lutheran Church of 
Waterford Township at 6:30 
p.m. Wednesday. 
The program, planned Sy 
Mrs. Kingsley Brown, educa- 
tion chairman of the group, 
will feature a film: “Our North 
American Neighbors.”’ 
Reservations are limited. 
Those wishing to attend have 
been asked to call Mrs. Eula 
Anderson, Mrs. Lois Batzka 
or Mrs. Ruth McLaughlin. 
Ruth Unit is in charge of 
dinner, directed by Mrs. Mary 
McFarland. Deborah Unit is 
planning table decorations un- 
der the direction of Mrs. 
Daniel Carter. Printing and 
designing of programs is being 
done by Rachel Unit, Mrs. 
Brown, directing. 
Zonta Hears 
Talk on Gems 
Pontiac Zonta Club members 
held their weekly luncheon 
Thursday at Hotel Waldron. 
* * * 
Mrs. George Richman intro- 
duced the guest speaker for 
the day, Harold Goldberg, 
local jeweler, who gave a talk 
on ‘Fine Gems.”’ Mr. Gold- 
berg presented a history of 
diamonds and explained what 
the layman should observe 
when purchasing the stones, 
discussing various weights, 
sizes, and colors. 
Bridge Club Holds Championship Test 
Twenty-nine tables were in 
play at the open pair club 
championship game held by 
Pontiac Duplicate Bridge Club 
Monday evening at Elks Tem- 
ple. « 
Overall winners were Dr. and 
Mrs. W. H., Barron, Mrs. Nor- 
ma Keller, Mary Malchie, 
Harold Fineberg, Dr. M. B 
Kessler, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 
Rollins and Mr. and Mrs. 
Jean Carpenter 
One Night Stand 
for Upset Tummy 
NEW YORK — Folks 
in the 1800's didn't need com- 
mertials to guide them to up- 
set stomach cures. They had 
quassi cups. 
The cups, made of wood be- 
lieved to have soothing quali- 
ties, were filled with water and 
allowed to stand overnight. The 
next day—quasi water or stom- 
ach bitters. 
Honored last night at the Kingsley Inn on her 
‘Ist birthday as the “First Lady of Bloomfield,” Mrs. 
Susan J. Miner, well-known Bloomfield Hills resi- 
dent, is about to get birthday kisses from her two 
, 
  « e * 
Married this 
morning at 
St. Benedict ° 
Church were 
Doris 
Holdwick 
and Louie 
Giordano. 
Their parents 
are Mr. and © 
Mrs. John 
Holdwick and 
Mr. and Mrs. 
Angelo 
Ciordane. 
Doris Holdwick Becomes MRS. LOUIE GIORDANO   & 
Bride of Louie Giordano 
White gladioli banked the 
altar of St. Benedict Church 
for the wedding this morning 
of Doris Holdwick of Bloom- 
field Terrace and Louie Gior- 
dano. The Rev. John J. Hoar 
officiated before 150 guests. 
* * * 
Parents of the couple are 
Mr. and Mrs. John Holdwick 
of Ruth and Mr. and Mrs. 
Angelo Giordano of Sylvan 
Shore drive. 
IN TAFFETA GOWN 
The bride wore a gown of 
white lace and taffeta with a 
Sabrina neckline and basque 
waistline. The full floor-length 
taffeta skirt was covered with 
rosepointe lace. A rhinestone 
trimmed heddpiece held her 
fingertip veil. 
* * * 
Mrs. William St. Charles was 
matron of honor. She was 
dressed in a pink taffeta dress 
with white nylon overskirt. 
She wore a pink picture hat 
and carried a_ white lace 
parasol trimmed with pink 
rosebuds. 
* * * 
Mrs. Donald Giordano and 
Mrs. David Bertoncin of Bir- 
mingham were bridesmaids. 
Mrs. Susan J. Miner They were dressed like Mrs. 
St. Charles. 
* * * 
Donald Giordano was his 
brother’s best man. Ushers 
were Stewart Bartlett, Jack 
Holdwick of Ruth, Dick Fitz- 
patrick, Robert McLaughlin 
and Ronald Priebe. 
* * * 
Jerry Holdwick of Ruth and 
Michael Giordano were ring-- 
bearers. 
* * * 
A breakfast was held at 
Elks Temple for immediate 
family members. An evening 
reception for 500 guests - will 
be held at Greek Hall this 
evening. 
HONEYMOON IN FLORIDA 
Before leaving for a honey- 
moon to Florida, the bride 
changed to a black linen dress 
with white accessories and the 
corsage from her bridal bou- 
quet. 
* * * 
Mrs. Holdwick wore a dress 
of pink organza over taffeta 
with navy accessories for her 
daughter's wedding. Mrs. 
Giordano Wore a dress of beige 
lace over taffeta with match- 
ing accessories. Both had 
orchid corsages. 
  
  | Boy May Not Give Lingerie 
as a Gift s 
& = 
= 
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nuts, ete., and walk along the 
Mrs. Post; this is not 
good manners? 
Answer: Certainly not good 
manners in town, but all right 
my engagement was announced 
in the newspaper and several 
months later the engagement 
was broken. A notice was sent 
to the newspaper to this ef- 
fect. After being apart we 
both realized how much we 
really love each other and so 
we intend to become engaged 
again. I would like to know if 
a notice should be sent to the 
newspaper announcing this 
lact? 
Answer: This time it will be 
better to wait until the descrip- 
tion of your wedding is sent to 
the newspaper, and for the 
present count on your news be- 
ing spread by word of mouth. 
“Dear Mrs. Post: Is it not 
bad manners for a man to 
enter a house smoking a ciga- 
rette? I mean when visiting 
someone, Shouldn't a cigarette 
be disposed of before entering 
the house?”’ 
Answer: Most certainly! 
Bloomfield Honors Its First Lady 
By GEORGE TRUMBULL JR. 
BLOOMFIELD HILLS — If 
you knew Susie like this little 
town knows Susie, you too 
would know there's no other 
sweet lady more deserving the 
title as ‘‘First Lady of Bloom- 
field.” 
* * * 
This title was bestowed for 
the first time in the city’s his- 
tory last night upon Mrs. Susan 
J. Miner as 160 friends 
turned out at the Kingsley Inn 
to give one of the city’s original 
settlers the biggest surprise of 
her 71 memorable years. - 
And Susie—as all her hun- 
dreds of friends have known 
her for years—wil] never for- 
get May 8, 1958. 
So overwhelmed was she by 
all the beautiful tributes paid 
her that she would ask, ‘You 
don't mind if I cry do you?” 
as those came forward to wish 
her well. No one cared a bit— 
matter of fact, she wasn't 
alone in the tear<iropping de- 
partment. 
Even U.S. Sen. Philip A. 
Hart skipped the many birth- 
>> ° ” 2 
i «4 
. day celebrations across the 
country for former President | 
Harry S. Truman, to hurriedly 
fly into Detroit from Washing- 
ton in order to pay his respects 
to Susie 
When it was all over and her 
doctor ordered her home for 
some rest, the silver-haired 
friend of all Bloomfield Hills 
residents said: ‘‘It's like a big 
dream, I love you all.” 
A PROCLAMATION 
To show their deep love and 
respect for Susie on her Tist 
birthday, the Hills City Com- 
mission all future 
May 8's ‘‘Sue Miner Day in 
Bloomfield Hills.” 
Everyone agreed that no one 
could have hit the nail more 
square on the head in describ- 
ing Susie than what John R. 
MacManus, of MacManus John 
& Adams had to say about her 
in a testimonial enclosed in a 
leather album which all signed 
and was engraved “To The 
First Lady of Bloomfield.” 
“If ever one person epito- 
mizes this all prevading and 
  Pontiac Press Phote 
sons, Richard'W. Miner (left), of Troy, and Thomas 
W. Miner, of Bloomfield Township. Seated next to 
her mether is Mrs, Robert W. Shave, who tame over 
from Cleveland for. the big birthday doings. 
X healthful atmosphere (of the 
city) it is Sue Miner. Every- 
body's friend and everlastingly 
friendly to all who come with- 
in the sphere of her warm and 
understanding personality, she 
is universally loved, admired 
and the tribute 
The name of Miner is synony- 
mous with this residential city 
of 2,800. Susie moved here in 
1916 where her late husband, 
Tunis Miner, six years later 
opened another of his Pontiac 
area grocery stores in a see- 
tion of the Fox and Hounds 
Inn. 
It was from visits to the Min- 
er’s Grocery that everybody 
got to know Susie. And the 
charming ‘First Lady” of the 
city never was too busy ped- 
dling Harry's fresh vegetables 
to ask how the Tigers were 
doing. 
Former Tigers president and 
owner, Walter O. ‘‘Spike”’ 
Briggs Jr. was among last 
night’s many guests. Edwin J. 
Anderson, president and gen- 
eral manager of the Lions, - 
couldn't attend. He was home 
in bed with the flu. 
After several relocations of 
the town’s focal point of news, 
the grocery store was sold sev- 
eral years ago. Now Susie's 
days are spent helping her son, 
Richard W., of Troy, operate 
‘‘Miner’s,"" a package liquor 
and gift store. 
She still lives in a wh'‘e 
frame: home on West Long 
Lake road, just west of Wood- 
ward avenue, wh Once sat 
at the present Woodward-Long 
Lake intersection and senved 
as a trading post and inn along 
the old Pontiac Trail. 
SHE’S SPORTS FAN 
One of the highlights of her 
birthday celebration was when 
master of ceremonies E. A. 
Schirmer presented her with 
lifetime passes to all Detroit 
Lions and Tigers games. For 
the avid fan also went an auto- 
graphed baseball and football 
which Tigers and Lions had 
signed, 
Some 50 telegrams from all 
over the county and from Ev- 
rope were read by Schirmer 
from friends of Mrs. Miner who 
couldn't attend. 
And what's ea birthday party 
without a cake. A four-layer 
with a Fourth of 
July sparkler on top was placed 
in front of the honored guest. 
She was too busy greeting 
— Pace old alike to worry 
about bi wishes and slic- 
ing up a an decorative master- 
piece. Her wish had come true 
already, 
For as long as Bloomfield 
Hills continues to sprout its 
wings as a nice and.peaceful 
city in which to live, all will 
‘recall another tribute paid to 
the sweetheart of the city: 
“Look at the whole roster of 
the citizens of Bloomfield Hills, 
and you Will find hot one star 
in its brilliant galaxy to out- 
shine that of Sue Miner,"      
  SEVEN   
Installs New Officers :   
DAR Meets for Program “Music in Spring” was the 
New officers installed were 
Mrs. Lisle Echtinaw, regent; 
Mrs. Earl McHugh, vice re- 
gent; Grace Clark, chaplain; 
Mrs. Frank Allen, recording 
secretary; and Mrs. E. D. 
Benjamin, corresponding sec- 
retary. 
Others are Alice Serrell, 
treasurer; Dr. Sarah Van- 
Hoosen Jones, registrar; Adah 
Shelly, historian; Mrs. Max- 
well Doerr, librarian; Mrs. 
E, C. Huthwaite and Ora Hal- 
lenbeck, members of the ad- 
ministrative committee. 
' *® * 
Assisting the hostess were 
Mrs. H. B. Austin, Mrs. Ben- 
jamin, Mrs. Elmer Budden- 
baum, Mrs. Homer Osmun, 
Mrs. .I. A. Woodward, Mrs. 
E. B. Wallace, Mrs. Bradley 
L. Scott and Miss Clark, chair- 
man of the committee. Mrs. 
W. H. O’Laughlin presided at 
the tea table. 
+ *« * 
Mrs. Roland Gegoux was in 
charge of the program. She 
read from “Men as Trees —_—— a 
Auxiliary to Meet 
The Auxiliary of St. Joseph 
Mercy Hospital wil] meet at 
11 a.m. Monday in the audi- 
torium of McAuley School of 
Practical Nursing on Fulton 
  
  
  
  by frome Fortune in fashion in one pat- 
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shorts, pedal pushers — every- 
thing you need for a summer in 
the sun. Tomorrow's pattern: 
Misses’ dress. 
Printed Pattern 4548; Misses’ 
Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 
poncho 15% yards 35-inch; bra 1%; 
pedal pushers 2 yards. 
Printed directions on each pat- 
tern part. Easier, accurate. 
Send fifty cents in coins for this 
pattern — add 10 cents for each 
pattern for ist-class mailing. Send 
to Anne Adams, care of Pon- 
tiac Press, 137 Pattern Dept., 243 
West 17th St.. New York 1, N.Y. 
Print plainly Name, Address with | Officers were Wolking,” by Margaret Apgile- Reports of the DAR Conti- 
garth. A group of spring songs nental Congress, held in Wash- 
by Mrs. Jack Helbey, accom- | ington, D. C., were giveh by 
panied by Mrs. Joseph Ben- Mrs. Echtinaw, .Mrs. Harry 
nett, followed. : Going, Mrs. Scott, and Mrs. 
° *x* * * Allen Monroe. 
A guest was Mrs. Robert Regent, Mrs. Lloyd Porter, 
Sawyer, and Mrs. H. H. | presided.at the business meet- 
Shuart of Rochester was wel- ing and chaplain, Mrs. Eldon 
comed as a new member. Gardner installed new officers.     
Traverse City Mother of 4 
Is ‘Mrs. Michigan — 1959’ 
DETROIT “Mrs. 
Michigan — 1959” is a brown- 
eyed, brunette mother of four 
children whose favorite house- 
hold task is cleaning and cook- 
ing. 
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Stokes is 
the 3l-year-old, 5-foot-5 wife 
of Traverse City surgeon, Dr. 
G. Edward Stokes. 
* * * 
Mrs Stokes, a college grad- 
uate, was picked from 13 final- 
ists Thursday for the ‘Mrs. 
Michigan” crown and the right 
to represent the state in the 
“Mrs. America” contest June 
11-23 at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 
* * * 
Fivێ women judges picked 
her on the basis of good groom- 
ing, baking, cooking, table 
setting, character, poise per- 
sonality, and outside activities. 
| In ‘addition to the crown, 
Mrs. Stokes won $2,000 in 
prizes and an all-expense-trip 
for two to the national] contest. 
If Mrs. Stokes is named “‘Mrs. 
America” she wil! be crowned 
June 20 and win some $15,000 
| Wwérth of prizes.   
    
Epsilon 
Unit Holds 
Installation 
installed when 
Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Delta, 
beng gytge Anamhadlepleeneded   president: Mrs. Cornelius Crowley, ' 
| recording secretary; Mrs. Gene- 
jvieve Van't Roer, ing | 
lsecretary, and Mrs. Mildred 
|Smith, treasurer. 
Mrs. Effie Mitchell, principal of 
Herrington Hills School, was in- | 
jitiated at the meeting. Officers | 
‘officiating were Mrs. Lola San- 
dage, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Charlies 
/Hampshire and Mrs. Norman 
Underwood. 
* * 
Plans were made to attend the 
Alpha Delta Kappa state dinner 
| May 22 at Devon Gables. i   This afternoon dress of 
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| 
Mrs. Madden Entertains 
Alpha Delta Kappa Group Mrs. Alton Madden entertained| parliamentarian; Mrs. Extine, 
members of Zeta Chapter of Al-| printing; Mrs. Marjorie Cotter- 
ipha Delta Kappa Sorority at her! man, social, assisted by Shirley 
|home on Square Lake road Thurs- Friendly and Mrs. Gilbert Glea 
day evening. Mrs. E'mer Thorpe! som; Mrs. Bersveid, bylaws, as- 
jassisted the hostess. | sisted by Miss Donelson and Mrs. 
| Mrs. — Carey, president,| Framces Sauers. 
announced the following commit-| Mrs, Carey was named delegate 
|tees: Mrs. Donald McLean, pub- to the International Convention to| 
icity: Faye Donelson. pledge: MT®. be held Aug. 9-12 in Miami, Fla., | 
, 2 jen Voss, Mrs. Royal &t Hotel Deauville. Alternates are.   
  
* 
} Vidhevies des iniasas mmeiioe.| 
‘the altruistic committee, assisted of ae ea Alaskan tour. 
|by Mrs. Arthur O'Neil and Gayle 
  New Styles 
Dependent 
PARIS (NEA)—Now that the 
Blouses are worn every hour 
of the day and on to midnight. 
Many repeat the gay print of 
a suit jacket lining, Others are 
done Gibson Girl style but 
there are sleeveless blouses, 
too, in tucked chiffon.or or- 
Uatare women get a break 
with the flattering new neck- 
lines. There are soft, draped 
fichus, draped cowl collars and 
  
Zeta Eta Dinner 
Held Tuesday Zeta Eta Chapter of Beta 
Sigma Phi Sorority held its 
12th annua] mother-and-daugh- 
ter dinner Tuesday night at 
the home of Mrs. William Deb- 
niak on Longworth drive. 
~*~ *« * 
Mrs. Clyle Haskill gave a 
welcoming speech. Program 
for the evening was Mrs. 
Charlies Wheeler's demonstra- 
tion af decorating a Mother's 
Day cake. 
Past Noble Grands 
of Rebekah Meet 
The Past Noble Grands Club 
of Rebekah Lodge met at the 
home of Mrs. Don Bussard 
on Clinton River drive. 
* * * 
Mrs. Zetta Timpson, treas-   
| tirer of the Rebekah Assembly 
of Michigan, was a guest when 
35 members of Pontiac Re- 
bekah Lodge No. 450 enter- 
tained at a cooperative din- 
ner at Malta Hall.   
Pontiac area students at Uni-   
Try Cream   
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN may well promote the growth 
(The Question Box) of the lashes, The use of a little 
lash brush is helpful for the 
same reason. 
A. There are creams on the @ “I am 15 years old, 5 feet market which make this claim. {tall and weigh 125 pounds. My 
ee ee ee ee ‘measurements are bust 35, waist 
eace them. However, I de 26 and hips 36 inches. I think 
think that the stimatation which 11 wiculd lose at least 15 pounds Q. “Is there any which 
will make the evyelashoe row ?” : 
  Zone, Size and Style Number. your lids ~et from the le 
mmanange the application provides but my twin sister thinks I do not 
— need to lose weight. Who do you,   
  
MONDAYS 
TUESDAYS BUDGET SPECIALS 
      think is right? My sister's weight 
and meaurements are ‘about the 
same.”’ 
A. Are you sure that you are 
sible way. Eat smaiier portions 
and cut out in-between snacks 
that are high im calories, such 
as candy bars and soda fountain 
mixtures. 
Q. “What should my weight be? 
\I am 5 feet, 6% inches tall and 
jweigh 134 pounds. I am not large 
boned. I am 44 years old.” 
| A. if you have a medium ‘Shompes Oil just & feet tall? Hf se, you 
should lose some weight. Even 
if you have a very heavy 
and Yon Wave | trame you should lose at least 10 pounds. De this slowly in a sen- 
$1.75 
HAIRCUT 
$1.50 sx 
Super Permanent   
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   $ 95 INCLUDES frame, you should weigh about 
4 oe are 138 pounds. If you have a small This Can Make Lashes Lush versity of Michigan were 
among undergraduates hon- 
ored for dutstanding scholastic 
achievement at the 36th an- 
nual Honors Convocation held 
this morning at the’ University. 
They are Thomas W. Cross, 
son of Mr. and Mrs. Milo J. 
Cross of North Hammond 
drive, junior honors in the col- 
lege ot engineering; Frederick 
D. Gibson, son of Mr. and 
Mrs, John F. Gibson of Osce- 
ola road, sophomore honors in 
the school of liberal arts; De- 
lores A. Gustavson, daughter 
of the Carl Gustavsons of East frame, your nar should be 
= 125 pounds. 
| & . “IT have a problem with fat 
\legs. My legs just have no shape 
jat all. Is there any exercise I 
could take? I am very self-con- 
|scious about them.”   Area Students at U. of M. 
Win Scholastic Honors 
Colgate street, freshman hon- 
ors in the school of nursing. 
Others are Charies D. Mc- 
Laughlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. 
Charlies J. McLaughlin of Mo- 
hawk road, sophomore honors 
in libera] arts; Constantine J. 
Sousanis, son of Mr. and Mrs. 
John’ Sousanis of Mohawk road, 
sophomore honors in liberal 
arts; Donald P. Tate, son of 
Otis P. Tate of Pontiac Lake 
road, freshman honors in the 
college of engineering, and 
Thomas H. Westerdale, son of 
the John C. Westerdales of 
Union Lake road, sophomore 
honors in liberal arts. Need to Understand 
tractive, their cooking imagina- 
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  FIGHT “THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959     
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH 
WEST HURON AT. MARK STREET 4: 
Dr. Joseph Irvine Chapman, Pastor 
cy M. Walley, ir.. Minister of Education 
Teo Worship Services—8:45 AM and 11:00 A.M. 
Sermon THE STATE OF OUR SPIRITUAL HEALTH” 
ur Pamily Life 
@45 AM —Churen School Classes for Al) 
700 P.M.—4 B.Y.F. Groups 
Wednesday, 7:30 P. M.—Mid-Week Prayer and Bible Study 
“Ap American Baptist Convention Church” Per 
  
  
  
Central Methodist REV MILTON H BANK. DD. Minister 
DANIEL J). WALLACE. BD. Associaté Minister 
REV JOHN H HALL, DD. Assoc. Minister 
MORNING SERVICES, 8:30 and 10:45 A. M. 
“MOTHERS ARE IMPORTANT” 
. Dr. Milton H. Bank, Preaching 
(BROADCAST Over WPON, 11:00 A. M.) REV 
  
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Marimont Baptist Chiffch 68 W. Walton FE 2-7239 
Sunday School 10 A. M. Morning Worship 11 A. M. 
THE WILL OF SATAN” Rev. Somers 
Youth Grou P ‘ si P.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. 
God i Be Trusted?” Rev. Herweyer Can 
p-~ 
MARI ing at both services. D ur ae DW. 
2IMONT Somers asfor, preach 
A a Goeing Church with a 
Friendly Welcome! 
“Holding Forth the Word of Life 
  
  
"FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH 
576 Orchard Lake Avenue Rev. Harold Marshall, Pastor 
Lyceum 10:30 A.M. 
Agness Hill of Detroit, Speaker, 7:30 P.M. 
Harry Nichols, President 
  
  'First Methodist Church Sunday. 
| under the leadership of the 
pastor. 
  
FRIENDLY GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH 131 MT. CLEMENS ST—Y. M. C. A. BLDG. 
Come Worship With a Growing Church 
Mother's Day . . . a Gift for the Oldest . 
Youngest Mothers and the Mother with the 
Largest Family Present. 
A!l Visitors Recogniz ed 
Bunday School 10 A.M—Morning Worship 11 AM. 
Eve aekae Service 7 P.M. 
  ROBERT GARNER, CLENTIS HAZELETT, 
Pastor 8.8. Supt. 
  
  
  
"First Church of the Brethren 46 NORTH ROSELAWN 
Sunday Schoo! 10 AM.—Morning Message by the Pastor 11 AM 
Special! Music. Communion Service 7:30 P.M. 
Farewell Supper in the Church Basement Bat. 6:00 P.M. 
For Mr. and Mrs. Ear! Cox 
Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Wed. at the Shelby home, 7:30 PM. 
  REV. LeROY SHAFER, Pastor 
  
    
  
Christian Temple, 505 Auburn Ave. 
Dr. Lola P. Marion, Pastor 
Rev. J Luther Sheffield, Assistant 
Special Mother's Day Program, Morning & Evening 
9:45 to 11:30 AM —Communion & Worship Service 
11:45 to 12:15 A M.—Sunday Schoo) Ciasses All Ages 
6:30 P.M —Young Peoples’ Services 
~7:45 PM.—Evangelistic Service 
  
  
CHURCH of SPIRITUAL FELLOWSHIP 
Malta Hall—82 Perkins St. (Off Auburn) 
Evening Service 7:30 PM. Rev. Kay Cation 
of Detroit, Speaking 
Thurs May 14th—Open Forum 
Sunday May 17—Rev. Warren Smith of Coldwater New Members 
to Be Received Five Children’s Choirs 
to Sing Group of Songs 
at First Methodist 
New members will be received 
at the 10 a.m. worship hour at 
The Rev. Paul T.. Hart will 
  preach on ‘‘Motherhood Plus,” 
with the Sanctuary Choir singing 
‘No Man Is an Island.” 
The entire group of children’s 
choirs will give their final per-| 
formance of the season tomorrow | 
under the direction of Merlin B. 
Asplin. This includes the Cherub, | 
Songstérs. Carolers, Chapel and 
Junior High Choirs. The songs | 
will be dedicated to their Mothers. 
The Wednesday evening prayer 
fellowship will continue the 
study of the Apostle’s Creed 
The service begins at 
7:30 p.m. 
  Service wil] meet at noon: Thurs- 
day. 
Following the luncheon in the | 
dining hall, 
held in the church parlofs on the 
president of the Flint District, will 
install the new officers. 
Church of God Youth 
Slate Singspiration   
God, 575 E. Pike St. 
soring a singspiration at 7:30 p.m. 
Wednesday. 
The service, under the direction 
-'of the visiting minister the Rev. 
Joe Southerland, will feature the} 
the Southernaires. Jim Forester} 
and the Melatone Trio will also be 
on the program. 
During the evening a free- win 
offering will be received for the | 
of God training center 
freshments will be served in the 
church hall. The Rev. Harold F. 
= Douglas is pastor. 
  
Joslyn Avenue 
Church Revives 
Evening Worship 
The Rev. E. I. Watkins and the 
congregation of the Joslyn Avenue 
United Presbyterian Church have 
revived the Sunday evening wor- 
ship service that was suspended a 
year ago. 
Sunday morning at 10:45, th 
Rev. E. I. Watkins, pastor, will 
preach on ‘‘Do Not Glory in Men” 
and at 7:30 p.m. his topic will be 
“A Man in Christ.” 
Ruth Ann Van Woert will play 
a piano solo, ‘‘The Holy City,” 
Sunday evening. 
of the church bowling league Lay-| 
      
  
SYLVAN LAKE 
CHURCH of CHRIST at Orchard Lake & Middlebelt Roads 
Marvin W. Hastings, Minister 
FE 53-7778 
A SERIES OF SPRING 
GOSPEL SERVICES MAY 10th-17th 
Bible School 9:45 A.M. James W. Nichols of 
Abilene, Texas Sunday Morning 10:45 A.M: 
“PREACH THE WORD” — Sunday Evening 
6 P.M. “MAKING CHRIST YOUR PERSONAL 
SAVIOR” — Monday Evening 7:30 P.M. Tues- 
day through Saturday 10 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. nc oer a ay — 
Chute we waisy ’ 
case    SYLVAN 
  
    
      
     JAMES W. NICHOLS Daily 
CKLW-TV. Saturday 600 PM. “Dial-A-Devotional Service’ FE 8-0451. 
“Herald of Truth.” ~| Phebe Henderson, ton Smith was chosen president; 
vice president: 
secretary’ 
treasurer. 
eee ——— Carole Sapelak, 
Robert Dunham, 
  
Evangel Temple 1380 Mt. Clemens 
Interdenominational 
Sunday School, 9:45 AM 
Morning Worship, 11:00 A.M. 
Evening Worship, 7:00 P.M 
Wed. Evening Services. 7:45 P.M. 
GEOFFREY DAY. B.A..B‘Th., Pastor 
  
Church of GOD E. Pike at 
Anderson 
Sunday School 
10:00 A.M. 
warakie, 
A.M. 
Worship, 
PM.   
Morning 
11:00 
Evening 
7:30 
Youth 3 Wed. 
7:30 M. “ 
   Welcome i 
“Forward in Faith” H. F. Douglas 
CKLW Sunday, Pastor 
3:30 P.M. PE 2-8609     
    
10:00 A. M. 
7:30 P.M. 
(Baptismal) 
MOTHER'S DAY 
SERVICES 
Special Recognition 
of Mothers 
Music Under the 
. Direction of Jimmie Meena 
Suaday Schoo! ittendance 
Last Week 1.405 
RADIO REVIVAL WPON 
10:15 EACH SUNDAY ~ 
Modern Supervised Nursery 
Ample Parking 
  Emmanuel Baptist Church 645 S. Telegraph Road 
Especially Invites You to 
THREE GREAT. SERVICES 
11:00 A.-M. 
Dr. Malone Preaching at- All Services 
DR. TOM MALONE, Pastor The Woman's Society of Christian 
the program will be) 
second floor. Mrs. T. J. Conquest, | 
  
and | 
___| Elizabethan songs. 
    
/ ! Young people of the Church of! 
are spon-| 
| Fr Kinsmen Quartet, Archa Peck and| 
tenefit of Lee College, a Church | 
At the close of the service, re- 
  
At the recent business meetin, soprano. 
ment on the works performed. 
Mothers to Receive 
— Honor, Appreciation 
| 
" service. NEW PASTOR AND FAMILY — Four-year- 
old Esther Moore, mother to 11 dolls, has her 
children all dressed up for celebrating Mother's 
Day with her own mother, Mrs. Joseph W. 
Moore. Esther's father is the new -saliiiad at Trin- tady, N. Y. 
  7 M issionaries 
   Dr. R. N. Thompson of the Sudan 
Interior Mission in Ethiopia will 
be missionary speaker at the 10 
and 11 a.m, services Sunday in 
Pastor's Topic” 
to Be A Mother 
, | Senior High Fellowship 
CHRISTINE HARNSBERGER to Hear Report on Synod 
St. Andrew Church “Mother of a Prophet’ will be 
§ C the topic of the Rev. Edward D 
Ponsors oncert Auchard's sermon: at the 9 and 
11 a.m. services tomorrow~ in 
A spring concert will be pre- Orchard Lake Community Church, 
sented at 5 p.m. on May 17 at, Presbyterian. 
St. Andrew Episcopal Church,| At the 6 p.m. meeting Sunday 
Hatchery at Crescent Lake road. of Senior High Fellowship, Bill 
Featured will be. nationally Reeves, Kathy Lundquist and 
famous harpichordist Christine JoAnn Welch will report on the 
Harnsberger and Ruth Killeen, Synod Assembly of Wesminster 
Fellowship held last week in 
Miss Harnsberger will be heard Saginaw. The group is planning a 
in works of Byrd, Purcell and hayride Saturday. 
Orlando Gibbons. Miss Killeen’ The pastor will conduct the 
will present a program of early Bible study Sunday evening, The 
trustees will meet Monday night 
and the session on Tuesday. 
Harold Welch, John Ashby, 
Helen Brieden and the Rev. 
Auchard will report to the ses- 
sion on the Synod development 
program. 
Attending. the Presbytery of 
Detroit next week will be William 
J. David, Gordon Lyon, J. C. 
Sarto and the pastor. Ivan Rouse, oragnist and choir- 
master at St. Andrew will com- 
  
All mothers present tomorrow 
for Sunday School - servi 9:45 a.m. - ae Saieiine: dome square dance in Fellowship Hall 
Citadel will receive a token of °2turday night. 
honor and appreciation. 
The Citadel Band and Songster, The annual May Fellowship of 
Brigade will present a musical the Pontiac Council of United 
tribute to the mothers at the Church Women will be held at 
11 a.m. worship hour. Special 9:30 a.m. Monday at Orchard, 
music has also been planned for Lake Community Church, Presby-| 
mothers during the 7:30 p.m. terian. 
| -A coffee and fellowship hour is 
Capt. J. William Heaver, com- scheduled from 9:45 to 10:30 a. m. 
manding officer, who will deliver with a panel program following| 
the message at both morning and under the leadership of Mrs.!' 
evening services. Mothers and James C. Covert, chairman. Mrs. 
their families are invited. L. C. Miner is co-chairman. 
7 DONELSON BAPTIST CHURCH   
  
OR 3-3206 
Sunday School .. _ A.M. Morning Worship ....11:00 A.M. 
nior and Beginners’ Church 
Wouthy Service yee ee racleaiselcacta dissin ie ersire-elaiels p 4 P.M. 
Evening Church Service ...e.ccceeceeeee. cee cee ees P.M. 
Midweek Service ...... 2.6655 cess seiwasicne 7:00 P.M. wadniaiagy 
Pastor—REV. LER {aLONE 8. 8. Supt.—ARTHUR EWALD 
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~ CRESCENT HILLS BAPTIST Crescent Lake Road, Near Hatchery Road 
REV. BENJAMIN A. BOHN, Pastor 
10:00 A. M.—Worship, ‘“‘Honoring Our Mothers’ 
11:00 A. M.--Sunday School leg A dig thru Adult 
Large Parking Lot — Nursery During All Services 
“An American Baptist Convention Church” 
      
        
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 
Oakland and Saginaw 
Pontiac, Michigan 
Rev. H. H. Savage, Pastor 
Rev. W. E. Hakes, Ass't Pastor 
9:45 A.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL 
       
      home at 199 W. 
from the Friendship Baptist Church in Schenec- 
The Mariners are sponsoring a) 
Youth Fellowship   ‘his choir and congregation of the 
afternoon. 
At 7:30 p. m,, the Rev. J. L 
Parker and congregation of Shiloh 
|Baptist Church of Clarkston will 
‘lconduct the service. en |   
‘Mother’ Theme. 
of Pastor's Talk CHRISTIAN PHYSIC 
SCIENCE CHURCH 30 Whittemore Street 
JULIUS COOK, Speake! 
Sunday Service 7:30 P.M. 
Silver Tea Wednesday “ 
  
Rev. M. L. J. Bellinger 
of St. John Methodist 
to Attend Conference 
The closing services of the con- 
ference year at St. John Methodist 
Church will include the 11 a. m. 
worship hour Sunday with the Rev. 
M. L. J. Bellinger, pastor, preach- 
ing on ‘‘Nobody But Mother.” 
The Rev. J. Allen Parker with 
Newman AME Church will be in 
charge of the 3:30 service Sunday 
The Rev. Bellinger will attend 
the 90th session of the Lexington 
Annual Conference of the 
Methodist Ghurch Tuesday 
through Sunday in the Hartsell 
Methodist Church, Chicago. 
Attending the conference will be 
ministers and laymen of the 151 
Negro churches of the denomina- 
tion in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana,   
  The Christian and 
Missionary Alliance 
Church 
at Cass Lake Rd j M-59 
Rev. GI. Bersche, Pas:or 
Sunday School .... G945AM 
Sunday Worship 11:00 A.M 
Women of Faith’ 
AOYSE 6.00PM 
Evangelistic Service 7.00 P.M 
Confession and Disobedience” 
  
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Kentucky   
and Illinois. 
The Pontiac pastor is a member 
of the Board of Trustees and the 
Town and Country Committee of 
the Lexington Conference, Central 
Pane ee of the St. ina area   Pentiac Press Phote 
ity Baptist Church. The Moores, who make their 
Wilson Ave., came to Pontiac 
S peaking 
During Dedication Week 
Memorial Baptist Church, 599 
Michigan Ave. 
Dr. Thompson was loaned to the 
Ethiopian Government in 1913 to 
aid in the reconstruction of that 
country. 
He served as director of Provin- 
cial Education and headmaster of 
Haile Selassie Secondary School 
Ministry of Education. 
In 1950 he returned to the mis- 
see field in charge of the 
| Shashemene leper work. His lec- 
| ture will be illustrated with films. 
t 6:30 and 7:30 p.m., Doris 
Hoecker of the Bible Christian 
Union will show pictures and tell, 
of her work in The Netherlands 
Her 12 years in Holland consisted 
of work with children and young 
people. 
Missionaries have been speaking 
and showing pictures of their work 
in the mission field each night this 
week as part of the dedication 
services of the first unit of the 
building program. The Rev. Gerald 
H. Rapelje is pastor. 
  
Bethany Baptists to Honor 
Mother, Christian Family | 
Christian Family Week will cul- 
minate tomorrow at Bethany Bap- 
tist Church with services honoring 
mother and the Christian family. 
Assisting the pastor at the 8:45 
service will be ‘Mr. and Mrs. 
Robert Quinn and sons, Dale and 
Douglas.’ Special music will be 
offered by Mrs. Mildred Manns 
and daughter, Judy. 
* * * 
Mr. and-Mrs. Arthur Wilcox 
and children, Darlene and Douglas 
‘will participate in the 11 a.m. 
service. Special music will include 
a solo by Ralph Bergemann with 
organ accompaniment by his 
daughter, Karen. 
Working_on plans for landscap- 
jing Bethany grounds are W. D. 
Gusson of Royal Oak and the 
\Hitchison and Thorton families. | 
* * * 
Dr. Joseph I. Chapman, pastor, 
was a member of the committee 
of five that drew up the document 
for presentation today at the Board | 
Plans ‘Mom's Night 
The Oakland Youth Fellowship 
'Singspiration at the First United| 
Missionary Church, Sunday eve-   ning, will be -known as Mom’ | 
Night with mothers of all ages 
‘presenting the program. 
The service, led by “_ 
\Meyers, will begin at 9:15 p.m 
Musical numbers both instru-) 
mentah and vocal will be given by} 
mothers and an award will be 
presented to the youngest and) 
oldest mother present. | | chairmanship of Mrs. Pau! Ham- Mother's Day 
~ fo Be Observed Vacation Bible School 
Workers to Make Plans 
for Summer Session 
‘A Mother's Ambition” will be 
the topic of the Rev. F. William 
Palmer's sermon and the Chancel 
Choir will sing ‘‘My Mother's 
Prayers Have Followed Me” at 
the Auburn Heights United Pres- 
byterian Church 
* * * 
Those working in the church 
school have been asked by the 
pastor to meet for a discussion on 
vacation Bible School plans. Mrs. 
Iva Bastow will be the vacation 
school superintendent. 
The Sarah Circle under the 
jiton will have a breakfast 
meeting at the home of Mrs. 
Roy Wahi, 3136 Margaret St. 
at 9 a.m. Tuesday. 
At 1 p. m. Wednesday the Esther 
Circle will gather in the church 
parlor for a group session 
® * ® 
Attending the Detroit Presbytery 
meeting at the Montieth Presby 
terian Church in Detroit Tuesday 
afternoon and evening will be the 
pastor and Herman Douglas, an 
elder. PILGRIM 
HOLINESS 
CHURCH 
Baldwin at Fairmount 
Pastor 0. D. Emery 
MOTHER’S. DAY 
SUNDAY 
10 A. M. — Schoo! ar d 
to eee creat Morr 
ervice with 
11 A.M. Speak- or We 
6:15. m. Youth Hour 
7.30pm. Evening Preaching 
Service. Guest Speaker 
WwW. N_ Miller, 
Superintendent@ District 
  
  
  of Managers meeting of Michigan 
Baptist Convention in Holly. 
Bethany Baptist Church was re- 
cently presented a scroll in ap- 
preciation of its work on the 
Baptist World Mission of the 
American Baptist Convention. 
  
| 
National fuiheran 
Council Churches 
ASCENSION WATERFORD Meeting at Leggett School 
3621 Pontiac Lake Rd. 
Wm. LaFountain, Pastor 
SUNDAY SCHOOL ...10 A.M. 
SERVICES ..... 9 and 11 AM. 
CHRIST WATERFORD TWP. H 
Airport at Williams Lake Rd. 
Arvid E. Anderson, Pastor 
SUNDAY SCHOOL ..9:30 A.M. 
CHURCH SERVICE 11:00 A.M. 
ST. JOHN’S 
PONTIAC 
87 Hill St. at Cherry St. 
Carl W. Nelson, Pastor 
SUNDAY SCHOOL ..9:45 A.M. 
CHURCH SERVICE 11:00 A.M. 
SHEPHERD of the LAKES 
WALLED LAKE 
Meeting at Walled Lake Elem. School 
W. Maple Near Ladd Rd. 
M. Frederick Foutz, Pastor 
CHURCH SERVICE 11:00 A.M. 
SUNDAY SCHOOL. ..9:30 A.M. 
    
  
  
  
        Columbia Avenue | 
BAPTIST 
CHURCH 64 West Columbia Ave. 
FE 5-9960 
    
EE ARE AM: 28808, First 
Congregational 
Church 
10:30 A. M 
“HIS PARENTS 
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Every Mother in the 
  
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A. M. 
  
Morn. Worship, 11:00 
  
Evangelistic, 7:45 
  
Pastor Wibley 
Both Serv ~ ; Speaking 
ices 
  
Ban't Fail to Hear Evangelist 
Haren MacDonald of Spring- 
field, Missourt. A man on fire 
for God. This man has seen 
lives transformed, homes saved 
from ruin, troubled minds set 
at rest. alcoholics § delivered 
the sick healed—All through 
the preaching of the Gospel of 
Christ. Services begin Tuesday, 
May 12, continue for two weeks 
except Monday and Saturday 
nights. 
“Visit the Church of the Classes for Al! Ages Bg | , a 
mse Ee oc eam aubwenaunis's 9:45 A.M. ||) Old Fashioned Gospel” 
10:45 AM.-MORNING WORSHIP. 2] funder Shee sore so PH AM [I Oil rehired bee “THE WAY OF A MAID WITH A MAN” FE BTU. ccc crc. cc cee ccc ceceeceteceeerens ,6:30 P.M. J) = 210N. PERRY AT 
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7:00 P.M.-EVENING SERVICES «| Woaneddey Proyer Meeting o.oo 730P.M |. BOURNE 
- - eT es Rev. M. F.. Boyd |r., Pastor 1 ae. eee C., Wibley, 
4 Dr. Savage Speaking at Both Services \ ge | Cooperating with Southern Baptist:Convention # ~~ Pastor 
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    THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959 
United Church Women 
to Mark 30th Anniversary 
dents at the University of Michi-   
  
Forgetting the things which are 
eee is) ee ee 
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Be not afraid, only believe. 
LUTHERAN 
_ CHURCHES MISSOURI SYNOD 
~ St. Paul The Episcopal Church 
of the Advent Middlebelt Rd., North of ' 
W. Long Lake R4& 
THE REV. JOHN W. WIGLE, Vicar 
Serveie 10:00 A.M. 
First Social 
Brethren Church 316 Baldwin, FE 2-0384 | 
Sat. Eve. Service ....7:30 P.M.   
  
Protestant church women from 
all over the state will gather at the 
First Presbyterian Church in Bir- 
mingham on May 13-14 to celebrate 
the 30th anniversary of United) p, Thelma G. James, professor’ Church Women. . sat of English at Wayne State Univer-, “The Meaning of Christian Free- 
dom,” the, convention theme, will/sity, will conduct the Bible study 
be discussed by both state and|om Thursday.     
        
      
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(North side) national leaders at the two-day Election of officers and adoption | Sunday School ....10:00 AM. 
George Mahder, Pastor Ch sessions. of resolutions will take place = eee 1100 AM 
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Early Service ...,.8:00AM. urches A cotiee hour will be provided |ing the moming business session. duit Bible Study --.6:15 P.M. < Morning Service ..10;45 A.M. on Wednes- | As a special feature, guided : ! during Sunday Evening Sunday School ....9:30 A.M. day from 9 to 9:25 a.m. after | tours have been arranged for visits} “Worship... ..... 7:30 P.M. BI field OAKLAND AVENUE which a Bible study will be led all Pea a ia Oat “~ Tues. Young People . .7:30 P.M. 
oomrie by Dr. C. Merrill Lenox, direc- o Christ off Thurs. Prayer ...... 7:30 P.M. Oakland at Cadillac Latter Day Saints, and Kirk in the r TOWNSHIP : Theodore R. Allebach, Pastor tor of the Michigan Council of Hills. y REV. TOMMY GUEST, Pastor 
Square Lake & T 7” gif Audrey Limkeman, Youth Director Churches. | a 
Wm. C. Grate, Pastor @\ Worship ........... 10:00 AM ae rns Heese . 
yj Ghurch Service .. oan a. Bible School ........11:20 A.M icte president, a symposium is HEAR DR. JOHN PAUL MOTHER'S DAY unday School ...11:00A.M.— ' : 3 | (lg laleabeiasaliiatisiae scheduled with Mrs. James Evans. cooking at 11 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. Sunday at the | ‘ St M k Evening Service ......7:00 P.M. a national director from EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE . f 
. oF W Prayer leet 7:00 PM a ee 2 sao banquet has i ‘er Meeting ..../: aM, 
Dare peceee teens been arranged for 6:30 p.m. fol ff 2800 WATKINS LAKE RD. % ML. NW. of Oak Cp. Market : 
Wm. C. Grate, Pastor AUBURN HEIGHTS lowed by 7 public meeting at SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 A.M. Gifts to Every Mother! | 
Sunday School .....9:45AM. ee , ; § Church Service ...11:15 AM. 3456 Primary Street Anglican chaplain at the University CKLW 7:30 AM., 800 K.C. A. 1. Baughey, Pastor ¥. Wm. Palmer, Pastor of Ceylon, will speak. 
+ Cedar Crest Sunday School ...... 10:00 A.M. ne ee gerd 
pope a | lees Pe ORKLAND P 4 (Nex ) 
i Howard E. Claycombe, Pastor | Youth Fellowship ....6:00 P.M. . =r ARK pr (ag pict 
” Services at 8:30 A.M. Assoc p eS ns : and GU 
4 and 11 AM. 1 COMMUNITY UNITED lafe astor . 10:00 A. M. Service — “Blueprint for Happiness’ 
{Sunday School 9:45A.M. A t T led Call § Sunday School 11:15 A.M. Youth Fellowship 6:30 P.M. 
5 |] Drayton Plains, Michigan Ccepis 101ec0 . _ ae ee ‘ Grace ? W. J. Teeuwissen at. Pastor ae : cae Oe 2 the A 
Corner Genesee and Glendale Bible School ........ 9:45AM. ps : ; ‘ Pentiac Press te The Rev. Karl W. Ostberg, 
e (West Side) Morning Worship ....11:00 A.-M. HONORING MARY — Patricia Soules of 150 Benedict School participated Tuesday. The associate pastor of First Congre- . 
g Richard S. Stuckmeyer, Pastor Bi Youth Groups ........ 6:30AM. Preston Ave., as queen, crowned a statue of crowning symbolized the dedication of the month | ational Church, has given notice PONT! AC CHURCH 
Church Service .....9:00 A.M. Evening Worship ....7:30 P.M. Mary, the mother of Christ, at the conclusion of of May in honor of Mar. Margaret St. Dennis jog his acceptance of the call to 
p Sncey School .....9:00 A.M. Bil Wed. Prayer and : a short ceremony in which the children of St. (left) of 1107 Boston Ave. was the attendant. the pesterate of Mayinie. Conate- OF CHRIST 
Church Service ....11:00 A.M. Study Hour ........ 7:30 P.M. - gational , Ohio. 
—_ School ....11:00 A.M. The Music Board will noe s Welcomes All Visitors LAKELAND | ‘ 'David Wilson, pianist, at Te ned cnn’ 2 BORDER OD OSC CNECOAECOOBE 950 am. i ednesday. Mem- : 
St Stephen, I] maze |Mothers. to Be Honored =:=s25 SS ho a i VP.W. Hall—Walton Bivd. . i , invited, said the Rev. Malcolm K. Wednesday Evening Service ....... 7:30 p.m. 
(Between Dixie and Sashabaw) Rev. Rey FP. Lambert, Paster | [nadromny ; Listen to Herald of Truth 
Guy B. Smith, Pastor | Sunday School ..... 9:30AM.) Sunday is Mother’s Day, official- service, and to the mother with'Thomas Racine, vice president;, All couples of First Congrega- WXYZ Detroit 5:30 to 6:00 Pal. Sepa 
, Church Service ....9:30A.M. Bf Morning Worship ....10:45A.M. fly prociaimed here, but also cele-|the youngest baby present. Clare Brown, secretary; Neva tional have been invited by the) Everybody Is Invited! Sunday School ...10:45 A.M. §if 2nd Sunday School 10:45AM. | brated in Canada and Mexico and guwny VALE CHAPEL Brien, treasurer; and committee Couples Club to attend the week-| veryoody Is invited: 
: St T - , a few other countriess - bers of the _ members Lowell , Mrs. end retreat May 2931 at the 1180 North Perry 8t. 
. int SASHAB It was in May 1907 under the mbers_ Sunny ‘Thomas Racine, Fred Meyer and YMCA Camp near Hale, ; r ty SASHABAW inspiration of Anna M. Jarvis of soe in Waterford jt tga aan E. Dalby. , tions may be made through Jack — 
Auburn at Jessie 5331 Maybee Road Philadelphia who thought that at have a ‘‘Supplies” party at 1:30; ws Ralph Vogel was. named Moore, 
£ Ralph C Claus, Pastor Gerving Independence Township || !east once a year sons and daugh- p.m. Thursday for Ronald Combs, ‘supervisor of the Good News Clubs oa 
° : . Cifford Haskins, Pastor ters should pay a tribute to their their missionary candidate to South .onsored by the organization. 11-00 A.M B Sunday School ....9:45 A.M. ceataare. that tin snenement wee America. ® Williams Lake 00 A.M. First Service ...... 8:30AM. i Sunday School ..... 945 AM. ahacted < | Supplies needed on the mission WATERFORD COMMUNITY f ©) Chambertete, Conner 
Second Service 11:00 A.M. @if Worship Hour ...... 11:00 A.M. . field are clothing, medicines,, The Rev. Joe former Church o Sunday, 9:30 A. M—Class: * US TO PRAY * * * g, , Talley, ; Sunday Service, 11 A. M—“THE FAMILY TIE” reeercmeperee pf In May 1913 the House of Rep- household equipment and tools. night club entertainer from the Nazarene Mrs. Blanche Joki, Speaker 
— Z — — resentatives adopted a resolution Members of the church have = Greensboro, N. c., will conduct a at ta 
Apostolic Church of Christ ee wt a conte anid "eee ae Hatchery Road FIRST of essential supplies, according to Waterford Community Church, | 
‘5860 Andersonville Rd., Waterford, |Wednesday through May 24. cabinet, the senators, representa- 
tives and all officals of the federal Rev. James Parker. 
government to wear a white car- CHILD EVANGELISM : 10 AM. SUNDAY SCHOOL 
11 AM. WORSHIP HOUR 
7 P.M. WORSHIP HOUR 458 CENTRAL 
Young People Saturday ...: 7:30P.M. | CHURCHs NAZARENE | ~~ 60 STATE STREET   
    
          
      are planning special sermons, 
LL MUSIC and programs—all to honor SSS | Parent, Pastor Sunday School & Worship ..00:00 A.M. May ie chnervence af Be Gey. | Euewend A. Lundoen was Tov. tania, pene and creme open Worship. icra 11:00 A.M. [ Throughout the years, the elected p ; He also will preach. Sunday eve- FIRST OPEN ! “THE CHRISTIAN HOME” ee Sunday Evening Service .... 7:30 P.M. custom has become quite es- gelism Fellowship of Oakland i ice will . # . | tablished of wearing a white County at the annual meeting this 7m on the a tech at BIBLE CHURCH Youth Service .... 6:30 P.M. 2 
memeieey TRE: Res ae OTS Seuce © your mother is de- weak. dae Luana. 1 Block M. of Walton Bivd. Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M. 
Church Phone FE 5-836] =." Other oticers chon _wer Sunday School, ....10:00 AM “FLICKERING LAMPS” , "514 | Svtew. - orn ine vine. 6:30PM. || Bible School ..... . 9:45 A.M, , UL 2-5142 Churches throughout the area Presbyterians Oakland Church ee aie ents 
Bishop L. A. Parent Wed. Prayer Meeting 7: to Give Mothers 
Remembrance   
  
      
  Mother. 
Waterford Community Church 
$860 Andersonville Rd.     Sunday at Crescent Hills Baptist | * * * . 
All mothers will be given a 10 Il 
carnation at the 10 a.m. service   “The Prayer of Mother’”’ will be | 
the topic of the Rev. Theodore R.| Rev. T. H. Stat    ~ FIRST METHODIST South Saginaw at Judson Paul T. Hart, Pastor 
  ‘Mother and Christian FE 2.6497 | 
Home’ Sermon Theme 
of Sunday Services Church. The Rev. Benjamin A.! 
Bohn, pastor, will observe 
Mother’s Day by preaching on the 
theme, ‘Honoring Mother.” 
Mothers and daughters of the 
church will be honored at 7 to-| 
inight at the parsonage by the 
Rev. and Mrs. Bohn. lor the 
| Three daughters, Carol Simpson, 
\Judy Jones and Marlene Smith, kitchen at the two morning 
will sing several selections and, 
|the film, “For the Record,” will| Allebach’s sermon at the 10 a. m. | 
service tomorrow in the Oakland | 
|Avenue United Presbyterian 
Church. 
A remembrance will be given 
Members of First Presbyterian ©&¢h mother. Church will bring in their pledge} »- * * 
modernizing of the church! The subject of the Pioneer's 
serv- meeting at 5:45 p.m. will be 
Sunday. |known as “Barricades and Stum- 
: Basil B. Kimball and Howard bling Blocks.” The Builders’ 
‘be shown. Powers, inf charge of the project,|EToup, will study “Youth in the 
} Directing the program are Mrs.|Said work on the kitchen win The 1 pee: a. | 
\Byron Bradford, family life chair-|begin June 15. wilt Agrees aa = 
man, and Mrs. Bohn, cochairman.| Mother's Day will be observed ° ua, er 0 
, at both worship hours tomorrow.| “" R. G. Crites and the 
CHURCH OF GOD “ Motherhood Blessed” Junior Choir will sing. | 
| The Church of God, 132 Wessen will the Rev. Galen El Her- ~* * * 
oT St., will observe Mother's Day at| shey’s sermon topic at 9:30 a.m.| The Oakland Avenue Church 
YOUTH FELLOWSHIP PROORAMs [3 P-™m. Sunday with a program Mrs. Richard Harris will sing will be in charge of the service 
1:30 .M. EVENING WORSHIP fof instrumental music, and read-|“‘Song of Mothers” by Voris. at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Pon-' “Tempted Christians”—4th in Series 'tiac Rescue Mission with Gerald ings by members of the church./ Dr, William H. Marbach, pastor, WEDNESDAY—1:30 P.M. PRAYER GROUPS & YOOTH CHOIR Poy ne inl be “Mother.” 
  Harry J. Lord, Assistant Pastor 
10:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP “MOTHERHOOD PLUS”: Reception of Members Into Our Church Fellowship 
Rev. Paul Hart, Preaching 
11:15 CHURCH SCHOOL 
Youth Fellowship......6:15 P. M. 
Wed. 7:30 P. M. Bible Study and Prayer Fellowship     
    
   Worship Services ....8:30, 11 A. M.        inst FREE 
METHODIST CHURCH 
       
            
   Sunday School 10:00 A.M. 
WORSHIP SERVICES 
11 a.m. — 7:30 p.m. 
Honoring Mother 
6:45 P.M. — F.M.Y. 
Wed. Prayer Meeting 
10 A.M. and 7:30 P.M.   
  
  
  
  
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HURON AT WAYNE 
Poster... REV. WILLIAM H. MARBACH, B.D. 
Associate Pestor REV. GALEN E. WERSHEY, B.D. 
WORSHIP SERVICES . . . 9:30-11:00         
    
         
       
     
         
      
First Christian Church 
Disciples of Christ 
Sunday School ..10 A. M.     
    6:45 P.M. JUNIOR and 
    
          
    
    
  
  
  
  
    
      We extend you a cordial invitation to worship with us. A ce Kind Gf de Canarch | ae preach cyan Shafer, the came Church Service .. ! 2 A. M. CHURCH SCHOOL... . . 9:30-11:00 
FIRST UNITED MISSIONARY CHR [ect n Sore he a we bata Sy "|__| ha Residence FE 6-402} Nancy Milton. Elder M. J. Wat- daly ihdem, wads “Gas “SEARCHING THE —— kins is pastor. nd Salle Madeley wil partici FIRST GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH SCRIPTURES” Outstanding Evangelistic Team ck macs cia Nawautnar: exsm:| Conic ene’ enadlia 32 ie und ee na a el 0 with 
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH eee ce hex naa bingy —— Youth Service 6:00 Evening Service 7:00 Roosevelt Wells, Minister 
347 N. SAGINAW ST. day at Trinity Baptist Church. | paying part in the Senior High Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30 CHURCH CALENDA 
REVIVAL Evangelist, Mr. Van B. Hanna | The Rev. Joseph W. Moore will! -oup at 5:30 will be Marty and Rev. Paul Johnson — PE 4-7172—PE 5-9622 * Kirmone ee Worship, 7.1100 ALM. speak on “A Mother's Wages’’ &t Davy Everett, Lois Carlson and|—= a Be, Vente & oemen ....25 2     
Sunday and Nightly 7:30 P.M. (except Saturday) 
Through May fth 
SPECIAL MUSIC: Mrs. V. B. Hanna, Pianist and the 11 a.m. service, and at 7:30 
|p. m. his subject will be Part-| “Religions of Man’ will be the 
jnership With God. |subject of the evening when the 
NEW BETHEL |Out of School young people meet "WESLEYAN METHODIST IT SEEMS 67 NORTH LYNN STREET 
        Vibra Harp — Mrs. Hanna, solo, Church Choir Sunday School 10 A.M , / ; y .M, Worship 11} A.M. 
9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Church Service [| Mrs. A. H. Jackson will be guest at 7 p. m. Ccanng Servinn 1:20PM. W.Y.PS. 6:45 PM. che. silowever, when “peaking fe- -” Wel ' speaker for the Mother’s Day pro-| On Thursday eveniMg, William] — Wednesday Prayer and Bible Service 7:30 P.M. ously ‘we should always say. the 
G. W. Gibson, Minister — Welcome |gram at 7 p.m. Sunday in New|W will show colored REV. H. L. JOHNSON, Pastor tsp mn nat Se, Bible “conta 
-” (ib Pet. 1:3).       
  J Bethel Baptist Church. Holy Land. The FIRST CHRISTIAN 2 spon- 
The congregation of First Chris-{2red by the Women's June group, 
tian Church will honor mothers at|!8 open to the public.   
    
       
  All Saints Episcopal Church 
      
          Tues. and Thurs. 7:30 p.m.     2 East Lawrence Street Williams St. at W. Pik The Rev. D. D. McColl, pastor, BETHEL TABERNACLE SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY Sih || te misconception, Have ‘you ever truly’ contemplated illiams St. at W. Pike = _ b ptaarel dividuals as it pertains to relt matters. Ia Ephisians uy i Hits ) will preach on First Steps and First Pentecost Church of Pontiac “KDAM nd FALLEN MAN” j fo writer affirms that: chute te ONE ¥ 
a wl te Goes Hh the choir will sing ‘‘The Vision of | 8.S...10 am. Worship 11 am a THERE I8 ONE LORD, WE ALL AGREE, he save © 
The . : A (ou Savior’ at 11 a. m. |] Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m, Sunday Services and Reading Room | but unfortunately the inconsistenc of men will-not allow um te 
| y 
00 A.M.—Holy Communion Plants will be given the oldest, Sunday School THERE. ‘ig oME chUF RCE “On 
       
      
      
  
           
      
                   
            
    
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9:30 A.M.—Morning Prayer and aw. mother present, the mother with! Rev. and ig E. Crouch 11:00 A.M. Ones: Dat 
— hs nar ! rita the most children present at the|| ‘2 7etrin Ave. aoe Wednesday Evening 1] AM. & 5 P M. 
tT i Service 8 P.M. Friday to 9 P.M, ®, long time 3 have heard men express various opinions regarding 
11:00 A.M.—-Morning Prayer and LULL 8 the some would the shureh is, ll importan others 
Sermon by the Rector ; “at of us have forgotten to Shas the 
oi ‘THE SALVATION ARMY “5°. [ff Fest cryacr of curs, sciewust fl] SEES VERE rath ee " °99'W. LAWRENCE STREET “4 ite much, of, the Ny Be made ie bride, and, te 
EPISCOPAL CHURCH f , “fa THe BIBI ARRAN ST. GEORGE'S Ptece Sunday Schl. 9:45 a.m. Young People’s Legion 6 p.m. HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS You in the church, (I do not ae the term in s denominational EISCOPAL CHURCH 1] Hy Rees oe So Morning Worship 11 a.m. Exangelistic Mig. 7:30 p.m. |i eee SS Ee eee 8-00 A. M.—Holy Communion "Rev. Waldo R. Hunt, Vicar Wednesda Pr a ad Pr Meeting 7:00 f “ RADIO STATION TV ENROLL IN FREE BIBLE CORRESPONDENCE COURSE 
9:30 A. M.—Pamily Service y Frayer an se ‘UU p.m. : If you have not enrolled in our correspondence course, 
190 Alay Prae ST. ANOREWS, | CAPTAIN AND MRS.’]. WILLIAM HEAVER CRLW  - —_— EVERY SUNDAY. ear ae Bt. White, Viear #:98 A M-—Holy | Commasion 4; Assistant, 2nd Lieut, @. Kennedy 800 K.C. CHANNEL 7, ~ z. For Purthee tniermaton Woe tet, WER RI6 Mpatee Bt 
nw irerag braver |] and Sermon Good Music — Singing — True to the World Preaching Sunday 9:45 A.M. 9:30 A.M. "WELCOME ‘TO. THE CHURCH OF CHRIST 
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¢ f : iJ Lt, a yes re ‘wt do ms Oo ESS aa he chy ee a es Besegi A a g ae - ou ae afte hee a oii El Se    _ _ — _THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959 
  ——eEs 
  
3 Million Policies a Day 
to Be ‘Brain's’ Speed 
NEW YORK (UPI)—A new com-   
the 65 thousand on which action 
must be taken daily. | 
The computer, which can “read”. 
at the rate. of 40,000 documents 
la minute, will go to work for Blue 
puter is being built that will go | Cross in the metropolitan New Truman Speechless at 75 
through more than three million/ York area. 
health insurance contracts at least the Minneapolis Honeywell's Data- 
twice a day to find and handle matic plant in Boston. It is being built at 
| NEW YORK (AP)—The nation|know what there is to say,” he 
| saluted Harry S. Truman on his|said. ‘No man in my recollection   
‘75th birthday Friday night, |has had a treat such as you have   
COMPLETE SHOW 
STARTS 10 P.M. TONITE — LAST It was a coast-to-coast party | given me tonight. I can’t talk) 
where the fast-stepping little man|politics under circumstances like} 
‘from Missouri heard himself de-|this. I will always remember.” 
iscribed as a man who grew -téf Then he smiled as he admitted 
| greatness \ that he might ‘‘take a hand in 
| The tributes came from Demo-}1960. It’s in my blood, I can’t help 
    
\crats and Republicans, liberals|it.’’ He didn’t elaborate. 
,and conservatives, the great, the x* * * 
Inot-great, friends, family and old| rig birthday party was marked Song, Laughter, Praise Leave 
th Fete | 
would try to evade what fate had 
thrust. upon him, ] knew then he 
was a good man. Later I thrilled 
to watch him grow to greatness. 
With every decision he grew, un-[ 
til to the entire world he was a 
towering figure.” 
* * x 
In Chicago Adlai Stevenson 
urged Democrats to remember) 
“that we will: continue to serve Row Over Coed 
Ends in Murder Student Kills Another 
at Ohio College Dorm 
in Scrap About Date 
OXFORD,: Ohio (UPID—A Miami, 
Ohio University student was shot 
and killed and another wounded 
early today by a third student dur- 
ing an argument over a coed. 
  our nation only if we remain as The shooting took place in Reid Believe Release Near 
for Pilot Held by Reds 
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) 
—Communist East Germany was 
believed today to be ready to re- 
lease an American civilian pilot 
it has detained for six weeks, 
* * * 
Emory A. Vaughan, 32, of Ports- 
mouth, Va., was arrested by the   East Germans when he strayed 
into their territory on a flight be- tween Mannhein and Neurnberg 
in West Germany on, March a. * 
Today there were strong indica- 
tions Vaughan would be turned over to west probably within the 
next 24 hours. 
  
Australia leads the world in the 
production of wool. 
  
  
rivals. There was song and laugh- by 66 parties in cities across the 
CANDLE   ter, and Truman himself almost! country. Sixteen of them were 
lost his glasses laughing at come-|jinked by closed-circuit television. 
dian Mort Sahl Here «in New York, House 
' * * Speaker Sam Rayburn (D-Tex) 
When it was all over, the usual- told him “Harry, history is going| 
ly voluble Truman admitted he/t be kind to you. They are going 
was at a loss for words. ‘‘I don Ui to forget the few times that you) 
UZ have not taken dead aim, but have 
|shot from the hip. They are going 
K EEGO j to remember you for the great        
    
Dela 
AVNTIE 
MAME’ STARRING 
ROSALIN 
RUSSELL TECHNIRAMA® 
"= TECHNICOLOR® ts 
     
    THEATRE things you have done.” 
MAT. One of the most dramatic mo- 
SUNDAY "; “I ments came when Eleanor Roose- 
\velt described the April day in 
|1945 when she told Vice President 
MARIA     
     
  \Truman that President Roosevelt 
was dead. Of Truman she said: 
“The character of my friend 
|was proved on that terrikle .day. 
He was frightened—as he should 
|have deen. For no man had ever 
|beent placed so abruptly in such 
a seat of responsibility. 
“And yet there was never in           
   
       ‘, a nai jhim the slightest hint that he 
“UNRESTRAINED, WITH | ; GREAT HEART AND Pontiac Theaters 
GALES OF LAUGHTER! Oakland 
or Sat.: “Rio Bravo,” John Wayne, | 
Dean Martin, Ricky Nelson, color 
Coming Soon: “‘Shaggy Dog,"’ by} 
Walt Disney. 
Strand 
Sat.-Wed.: ‘“Tempest,” Van Hef- 
lin, Silvano Mangano, Viveca Lind-| 
fors, | 
Thurs.-Sat.: ‘‘Operation Dames,”’ 
Eve Meyer; ‘‘Tank Commandos,” 
Wally Campo. 
Huron Theater 
        
land Russell. 
| Eagle Theater 
Sat.: ‘Invasion U.S.A."" Pegzie| 
Castle. ‘1,000 Years From Now” 
Ron Randell. 
Sun.-Tues.: ‘Sheriff of Fractured 
Jaw" Jane Mansfield. ‘‘Monster 
On the Campus” Arthur Franz 
Wed.-Fri.: ‘‘Rio Grande’ John 
Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, “‘Nice 
Little Bank That Should Be 
    ww 
ROBIN HUGHES    
       
  
SUNDAY SHOWS 
START AT 1:05 
3:50 - 6:30 - 9:05 LAST TIMES TONIGHT 
‘Rally Round the Flag Boys’ bbed” Tom Ewell ‘ Ro d” Tom Ewell. ‘Old Man and the Sea Waterford Drivelin Theater       
  
    
= | Sat.: ‘‘Torpedo Run"’ Glenn Ford   
3-UNIT 
SHOW Cor, Williams 
      WATERFOR DRIVE-IN THE FAMILY DRIVE “Party Girl’ Robert Taylor ‘‘Ore- 
gon Passage” John Ericson 
Sun.-Thurs.: ‘Auntie Mame” 
Rosiland Russell ‘‘Manhunt In The 
Jungle’’ Robin Hughes. | ijtals within 48 hours. 
Sat. May 9th “Bell Book & Can-/other hospitals in Manhattan and as 
i\dl@’ James Stewart, Kim Novak.|Brooklyn. It demanded rights to) 
Sun.-Fri.: “‘Auntie Mame’, Rosi- bargain in behalf of 900 members| perpetualty young and hopeful, as| Hall, a men’s dormitory. 
open to new ideas, and as eager| Dead is Roger T. Sayles, 20, of 
for new initiatives as faithful and/Gary, Ind, Wounded was James 
as fearless, as modest and as Walker, 18, a freshman from Cin- 
proud, above All, as human and/|Cinnati, Ohio. 
as free as Harry Truman.” | Police searched for another | 
  
  apparently argued with Walker 
over a girl the two. had been More Hospitals “aoc 
Face Strikes eS Lucas shot Sayles and Walker. 
Threats at .15 Others! tempting to step on trem lea University Public Relations Di- 
rector Robert Howard said Lucas 
in New York Would) ... 
Bring Total to 21 Sayles, whose mother was | 
on campus or en route for Moth- 
er’s Day, was shot in the head with | 
  : 4 » second floor room. | workers against six nonprofit hos- Rg | 
pitals enters its second day today Howard said Walker had a date! 
with union threats against 1D hast night with Sandra Epps 18. | 
a el a |a freshman from Greenville, Ohio. | ; _ ; {He said Miss Epps told police that The six hospitals—all privately |) cas met them at the girl's dorm| 
supported in contrast to city hos- when they returned from a movie. | 
pitals—were struck Friday morn-| Walker told police that haces 
ing by 2,000 members of the ister came to his room about 1:05, retail Drug Employes Union, and. im. and started an argument 
picket lines were set up. labout the girl. Walker said he| 
* * * turned from Lucas and was shot, 
Mayor Robert F. Wagner has jn the upper part of his shoulder. 
summoned all parties to a City Sayles was apparently shot when| 
Hall meeting this afternoon. he rushed (p the scene of the 
A spokesman said Friday union shooting. | 
members were prepared to walk 
out of nine other voluntary hospi- 
A rival teamsters union om ON Dies, 5 Unhurt 
telegraphed strike threats to six - 
AF Jets Collide 
insti io, SHAW AIR FORCE BASE, 8.C. | it claims in the institutions. No nd Lae | 
strike date was set. | airman was killed and | 
“ * “ five others escaped injury near 
: here Friday when two Air Force 
It was the first major hospital jet ake . 
strike in the city’s history. | . 
Supervisory personne] and vol-} One plane crashed in flames, 
unteers were caring for 2,500 C#*rying its navigator, Capt. Ju- 
patients in the struck hospitals: a T. a $2, of Miami, | 
Lenox Hill, Mount Sinai, Beth Is-| F¥@-, to death. The other 
rael and Beth David hospitals in| limped back to base, its fuse- 
Manhattan, Bronx Hospital, and _ severely rapes ke 
Brooklyn Jewish. ree RB66 twin-je recom . 
Volunteer workers, including) S*"® bombers were practicing | 
doctors’ wives, were helping out) ermaton routines at 11,500 feet. | 
at the struck institutions. Paper) Eyewltmesses said a wing of the 
> ‘ shina | Domber which crashed collided plates and cups~replaced china, “ 
and frozen. prepackaged dinners} With the underside of one of 
were used to simplify the cooking} the other bombers. | 
bl * * * 
iii Two crewmen ejected them-   
  
    
THEATER IN TONITE---Last Complete Show Starts 10 P. M. | selves as the plane caught fire 
| and plunged toward the ground. 
Capt. R. E. Woodworth of Fort   
Lake-Airport Roads—Box Office Opens 6:45 P. M. 
  
THE LOW-DOWN 
      
  
“1000 YEARS 
  
      
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NOMINATED 
for 5 
ACADEMY 
AWARDS!   
  
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WS he, 
  
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is a very funny 
   
    
“THE COMEDY OF THE DANIEL M. ANGEL presents “INVASION U.S.A.” Also 
CO-ED BEAUTY CAPTIVE 
  ARTHUR FRANZ = JOANNA MOORE ..Ju0soN PRATT ——2ND BIG HIT!— 
only for people who like to laugh! Bragg, Calif., the pilot, and Capt. 
J. F. Young of Lyon, Kan., the 
0 co-pilot, parachuted to safety. 
FROM NOW * *& & 
The third plane, with a crew 
of three unhurt, landed at the 
| base but its landing gear and 
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The President and George E.| 
|Allen, a friend and neighbor, were 
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| Eisenhower is spending the 
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John Foster Dulles, the former 
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# Community Theaters js. 2issa*"**" 8s" Fund Lack Claimed (Guard Unit Poised |rsiey‘eny new stxke-cmecia| -800,000-Egg Omelet r. strike-connected ’ Thurs.-Gat.; “Wo Name on the Bullet,” | Pp ] N C ups would be met by the im-ifo Feed Huy Trout f Civie-Farmington Seouy.” lames iloreer: Dawn Ad: ff Mi : p | au ewman omes f T i| § if a call of National Guard ngry 
Atty, “Brchanted Iaand,” eator, Daoa| seme = are owe “Tor Missile Projects Di . rts] or lextiie Strife = itis SAN FRANCISCO (UPD — A fas niets Gitney Caraen, Lense Pub |i: “Sendo Dent enee tne eure, | pot ei to Inner 1n Shir ts ECeCVES | uenperson, Nic. (AP) — A|_ Adj. Gen. Capus Waynick said a/first-class omelet is being prepared Sun.-Tyes.t “Submarine Seahewk,”|D8¥n Addams. "| WASHINGTON (AP)— Several sf Greensboro National Guard unit/7l man military police detach-|to feed hungry trout in California's - 
John Bently, “Paratroop Command” | ee cee sc nanging | Tree.” color. military leaders, in secret testi-| - By EARL WILSON w 9 move into thig;ment in Greensboro has beeN) streams. Wed.-Thurs.: “Reluctant Debu . y Cooper, Maria Schell; “Manhunt in ; y, SO as poised today t j 
esler tante,”/the Jungle,” color, Robin Hughes. jmony made public today, com- . ike- id new vio-\placed on standby alert. x * & jor, Kay Kendall, Harrison; . “Bus ; NEW YORK — A jstrike-torn town shoul Stop.” color, Marilyn Monroe, Don Mur-| gq _ Holly Theater — |plain that their missile develop- girl at a cocktail party had been rn t the Harriet-Hender-| The strike by the Textile Work- = oN : Kert, Yul Brynmer, 2°UeY” Deborah) ont programs are not getting) 8@ying “Paul Newman is the prettiest man who has come loon Se ote ‘ ers Union of America started last A plane from Japan recently de- 
Vincent. Fries, Gast’ Chane noni tbncknee ne dont ns Enasey Dog.” Pred enough money in the administra-| along in s generation. Highway patrolmen, many of |Nov. 15 when contract negotiations livered 1,800,000 smelt cay which 
Man” John Carradine, Bruce Bennett |tion’s proposed defense budget. tar Prettiest to women; to men one of the [whom have been here since the|broke down, The mills reopened|will be used by the state’s fish 
Skt, “Auntie Mame,” Rosalind Rus- tae TVA now controls an area . of them — anes + most interesting. He was sitting in a back [middle of February, were pains on a — basis Feb, 16. —~ and coy ——— to supple- 
Forest Tuoker. square miles, = ge President Eisenhower booth at Downey’s — which he likes to out because of the calmness - ° mite tone bem snags Ge tet ONY artificial 
call “the rich man’s Nedicks” — in his |the situation. 
shirt sleeves because he had not worn a a cin oH 
jacket for his dinner date with me. A 
coatléss customer is rare nowadays, but 
then Newman is a rare customer. 
“I'm a little late,” I said. “I had 
thought our date was at Sardi’s.” 
\ -e the top of a bottle of German beer. : ed by the administration as an 
' o- adequate mixture of deterrence 
OMMERCEL a * *® * 
THE BIG DRIVE-IN The officers said there was not 
enough money budgeted for: 
1. The Nike-Zeus program, the 
Army’s hope for destroying ene- 
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IT’S A TERRIFIC DOUBLE BARREL SHOW " lb es Air ae "bloctsatios of The way I'm dressed, Sardi’s usually won’t let me in.” 
SS a He expained it. “I guess it harkens back to the days of 
TONIGHT an 3 FEATURES tal — - «- sweat-short actors in blue jeans. But when I get up, I got _ 
™ aaa % . 3. The Navy's Polaris missile-| 50 things to do. I chase around town—I got a scooter. 
; “a submarine combination, which the “What’m I gonna do? Run back to the house in the ' 
Navy views ag a more effective} Village to change clothes to have dinner?” 
resale anvthine the Air Force| OBVIOUS FAVORITE 
has now. “Could I make you gentlemen a special dessert?” asked 
the waitress, to whom Paul was obviously a favorite. With 
Divers Give Up Hunt “las % oot slechel in it?” Paul asked. She said it had. 
bring me rice pudding,” he commanded. I'll 
for Third Fisherman ) drink with anybody after 11 o’clock or on a Sunday if 
they want to come with me. But not when I’m working.” ; We constantly receive calls from house- 
| Newman always takes a little nap in his dressing room |3y wives explaining that some magazine sales- 
fisherman drowned in» Munising} before going on in the -_— ts ; - 
Bay wes abandoned yesterday." | Tennessee Willams pisy, man or woman was at their door explaining 
| The bodies of two other fisher-| “Sweet Bird of Youth.” ; ; 
|men drowned in a Wednesday night) = He was hoping to get to some kind of contest or they give a very 
strong sympathy appeal urging the house- 
wife to purchase books or magazines.   
  
  
  
jstorm near Lake Superior were that nap now. 
a “It’s an absolute neces- 
| Divers gave up the search for} sity,” the new father said. 
|Clarence Desjardins, 69, of Munis-/ (He and Joanne Wood- 
| ing. Lig sce had pvececeres - ward had just brought 
bodies Harvey jardins, 36.) home their baby girl.) Clarence’s son, Lou Powell, “I wanted to come back 
to Broadway and I’m glad 
I did,” Newman went on. Your Business Ethics Board frowns on 
such tactics. Buy the magazines for what     
  
      
                
  
    
  
  
  
    
      Gastman COLOR daring the storm upset their boat ; ; 
" Marion Michaels ADULT | rst - & lot of work, boy. they are worth and give charity to some 
ENTERTAINMENT | Anchovies are the staple food of orgot. ene 
. the guanay, South America’s ’chiel| “You know I~ made a local, legitimate agency. 
I ATE SHOW RED SKELTON guano bird. A guanay colony may; great discovery when 
day. I used to be a good ball 
player. I played ball one 
wa eee BUSINESS ETHICS BOARD MUSICAL TENT LIGHT OPERA ASSOC. flies go over my head. I ud 
CLIO, MICHIGAN on Us-10 NORTH OF FLINT couldn't hit. I had no depth NEWMAN ; 
aa perception. I used to be a : of the 
good pool player, too. It was the same with pool. No good ° 
1959 MUSICAL SEASON any more. go Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce Opening June Sth Thru June 13th “It suddenly came to me with immense force, ‘Newman, ! 
GENEVIEVE » tect ec: sce IN CAN CAN |) 20072 34 rears old! Heightened by the tact the hair line | Waldron Hotel Bldg. Phone FE 5-6148 : ions. 
DATE | MUSICAL _ STAR Beneath the shirt-sleeved, jacketless exterior, though, - ee 
JUNE 15 THRU JUNE 2 LIL ABNER | To BE ANNOUNCED | Newman is deeply analytical. “My God, five years ago if 
JUNE #2 THRU JUNE 11 | Dam YAN TOBE ANNOUNCED | anybody'd said I'd be working with Elia Kazan and Ten- 
Ry iran vetr'ie | Rowenta’, “Om 16m axnocwcen Vvceee cine i area arta | JULY b THEU JULY % GRAND OLD OPERA | TO BE ANNOUNCED | * * * | 
svUuLY ™ THRU AUG. | PAL JOEY 68 | paid gy a as “Th - i chat serch f h h 
to: vic‘. | Sabato DON AMECME Fee ee rare thee Seretel ieee, theeeti, tat eee AUG. 1) THBU AUG. 22 | SAY DARLING TO BE ANNOUNCED day your fraud will be discovered and you'll be back in the 
AUG. 31 THRU SEPT. 5 | OM CAPTAIN, | TO BE ANNOUNCED | dog kennel business. 
1 “That’s why it’s good to work on Broadway as well as 
Contam wox a. se. s0!-4.50-e.00 ne , Hollywood. You know you'll get the Hell kicked out of you 
s:30 P.M. FRIDAY . $3. 56—S_00—2.56—*2.00—* 1.50 (unreserved) here once in a while—but if you don't you'll fall back on a 9:00 P.M. SATURDAY $3.50—3.00—2.56—*2.00—*1.5@ (unreserved) . 6:00 4 ™M SATURDAY All Beats 1.56—Ne Reservations Accepted | lot of successful mannerisms... 
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Mall Orders Now Accepted | scale is right in front of your refrigerator.    | 
Taffy Tuttle cattily told another girl at a dance: “That's | 
MUSICAL TENT LIGHT OPERA ASSOC. , a beautiful gown your're wearing—or did I tell you that 
CLIO, MICHICAN last year?” ... That's earl, brother. 
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Frank Triples 
Home 2 Runs 
in 9th Frame Ray Wins Ist in Relief x *«* * x k *   
Bolling, Narleski Break Their SI x * * 
Cincinnati Starting to Catch Up With Braves   
By The Associated Press 
It begins to look as though the 
Cincinnati Reds are at last get-   as Tigers Rally to Beat, 
Kansas City, 5-4 | 
DETROIT #—Frank Bolling and 
Ray Narleski couldn't have picked 
better times to break out of their 
slumps. | 
Bolling had gone 19 times to bat| 
without a base hit and Narleski 
thad been pitching like he had for- 
gotten how. But last night at 
Briggs Stadium their combined 
performances, given a big boost by 
Kansas City fielding, made the 
Detroit Tigers a winner for the| 
fifth time in six tries under new) 
manager Jimmie Dykes. The score! 
was 5-4. ss i é ee | a elci   . wees << ie ee ie 
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AP Wirephote 
WINNING RUN—Tiger Frank Bolling skids into home with the 
winning run against Kansas City after he tripled and scored be- 
hind two runners in a 5-4 victory last night. A fumbled relay 
allowed the 2nd sacker to tally the clincher in the 9th inning rally. 
Larry Doby, who would have been the next batter, is shown behind 
Bolling. 
Bolling slammed a_ two-run, | 
ninth-inning triple that produced | 
the tying runs, then scored the | 
winning run himself when the 
relay from the outfield got away 
from cutoff man Hector Lopez. 
The Tigers had gone into the 
final inning trailing 42 as ex- 
tecmmate Ray Herbert had victory 
‘all but tucked away with a nifty ~— Only 3 Hits for Tribe 
but Colavito Enough 5 ee on Jim Landis’ second home run peret singled. Then came Bolling’s 
e| while losing their fifth in a SOW! smash and the error by Lopez that   
  By The Associated Press 
Those Cleveland Indians ar 
socko with Rocco. |and sinking to .500 in fourth place, sent 16,176 chilled fans home 
Take last night.” They matted 442 games behind. happy. 
* * * * * *x 
Dykes deserves an assist, too. 
Soon after he took over for the 
deposed Bill Norman, Dykes sat} 
Narleski down for a heart-to-heart just three hits at Chicago, but) 
Rocky Colavito had two and drove| Sullivan, a big 6-7 right-hander, 
in three runs, ripping a tie-break- gave up only five singles along) 
ing, two-run homer in the sixth with two walks while squaring his, 
that put away a 3-1 victory. record at 1-1 for Boston. The Red) a heart-t 
* * * Sox had just three hits for seven Chat about Narleski’s pitching. At 
It was the seventh home run of|innings, but held a 20 lead over that time the statistics showed six 
the year for Rocky—who was only, southpaw Billy O'Dell (1-1). They ineffective relief appearances, ‘ag 
three shy of a Cleveland record scored in the first on a walk, failure as a starter, no victories, | 
when he walloped 41 last season—| Passed ball, error and Frank Mal- four defeats and a 13.91 earned-run 
and he’s made them good for 11|zone’s sacrifice fly, then counted | 4verage. 
He didn't hit his seventh again in the fourth on a walk and = “q just asked him if he was runs, | 
last year, incidentally, untie June Don Buddin’s double. | worried,” Dykes related. ‘He 
8, in his 41st game. Now he’s| Sullivan finally got some breath-| said he wasn’t. I told him he 
matched that output in half the ing room in the seventh, when’ should be.” 
time (21 games). Boston scored three. with Pete Narleski said the new manager 
The success, fourth in a row for Runnels and Jackie Jensen hitting ,,) aigngan eaey 
: . © told him to ‘‘forget everything that 
unbeaten right-hander Cal McLish solo home runs. It was Jensen's has happened up to now.” 
padded Cleveland's American seventh, Runnels’ second. |" «kw * 
League lead to three games once oy” Slayieekd Ex: 
more as Boston and Frank Sulli- ee :   
“And I did, | 
| shire Sil | ® plained. ‘I made up my mind I'd 
e : — just go out there and throw as 
Right - hander Dick Donovan q mer oice lhard as I could.” . 
(1-1) of the White Sox gave up all 
three of Cleveland's hits in his six , 
innings. getting past everybody| 
ull ings against the Athletics. He 
faced only six batters and struck 
Open, PGA | out half of them. His fast ball 
| seldom has been more effective, but Minnie Minoso and Colavito. | 
Minoso singled with one out in the! 
fourth inning, stole second and) 
then gave the Indians a 1-0 lead) CHICAGO (AP)—Arnold Palm-| even in his heyday with the 
on Rocky’s single. jer was picked Friday to win the Cleveland Indians. 
U.S. Open and PGA champion-| ting around to catching up with 
the Milwaukee Braves. 
The Braves have beaten a path 
to a pair of National League pen- 
nants by trampling the Reds the 
past two years, In 1957, Milwau- 
kee won 18 of its 22 games with 
Cincinnati. Last season it was 17 1956. And they’ve done it the hard 
way—beating Warren Spahn and 
Lew Burdette. 
They junked Burdette’s winning 
string at nine—five this seaso 
with a 32 victory at Milwaukee 
last night that gained a virtual 
first-place tie with the Braves. 
Going into today’s game—another 
run-in with Spahn—the Reds are 
second by a mere .009 percentage | | 
Narleski pitched only two inn- | of 22. point margin. ’ 
* * 
San Francisco also closed in, re- 
pjlacing Los Angeles in third, just 
a half-game behind the leaders, * * * 
Now the Reds have taken three 
of five decisions this season, win- 
ning three in a row from the 
  Reds Halt Burdette Streak Chicago Cubs are 1% games back 
after a 10-inning, 3-2 victory at St. 
Louis. Philadelphia regained a 
sixth-place tie with Pittsburgh by 
beating the Pirates 8-1. 
Burdette, who had won 10 
straight in Milwaukee’s County 
Stadium since last July, gave up 
four of the Reds’ seven hits and 
all of their runs in the first in- 
ning. A two-run double by Frang 
Robinson and a triple by Frank 
Thomas did the damage. 
x *« * 
The Braves had 11 hits, but 
didn’t break through against 
  Braves for the first time since!by whipping the Dodgers 9-3. The Brooks Lawrence (3-1) until the    umps | PRESS BOX 
Final rites for the Pacific Coast 
Conference will be held May 23-24 
at Seattle. Principal order of busi- 
ness will be to complete arrange- 
ments incidental to the dissolution 
of the —_* 
* 
It took a playoff to decide the 
Cooley Lanes Senior House 
crown recently. Blatz beat out 
Look Insurance Repair in a roll- 
off after winding up loop play 
deadlocked. Ken Lewis took 
honors on the last night of the 
season hitting 190-257-275—722 for 
| the highest series in the alley’s eighth inning, when Ed Mathews 
and Frank Torre homered. Law- 
tence, collecting only his second 
complete game since blanking the 
Braves 1-0 last July 2, finally put 
\it away by danning Mathews, the 
|major league leader with his 10 
|home runs, with two men on base} 
\in the ninth. 
*   * * 
Southpaw Johnny Antonelli, who 
    
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Cleveland. last 
roles when the 
The Tribe had BRAIN-TRUSTING AGAIN — Bill Veeck 
(left), newly-elected as Chicago White Sox presi- 
dent, lends an ear to team manager Al Lopez 
before start of game against league-leading   AP Wirephete 
The pair held the same 
Indians were champs last time. 
them frowning later in the eve- 
ning on a 3-1 win. night. had lost two in a row, won his 
fourth for the Giants after giving 
up the Dodgers runs on five hits 
in the second inning. He blanked 
them on five hits the rest of the 
way, Daryl Spencer was 4for-4 
and drove in three runs for the 
Giants, who chased Danny Mc- 
Devitt (1-1) in a three-run si 
for a 43 lead. Willie Mays and 
Jackie Brandt added solo homers 
in the eighth. . 
Randy Jackson, just returned to 
the Cubs by way of a trade with 
Cleveland, tripled in the 10th aft- 
er a two-out single by winning re- 
liever Bill Henry (3-1). Jackson, 
who last played for the Cubs in 
1955, also was credited with the 
tying run when he got a bases- 
loaded walk as a pinch-hitter in| 
the eighth. 
Jim Brosnan (0-3) was the loser 
in relief for the Cards, who were history. The 275 was high game 
for the year. 
* * * 
Jim Butler, a 220-pound halfback 
who ran the 100 in 9.9 seconds, has 
been signed by the Chicago Cards. 
The Vanderbilt grad is rated @ 
strong prospect either on offense or 
sixth | defense. * * * 
Cari Furillo has been lost to 
the Dodgers for about a month 
due to a broken rib suffered 
Thursday when he was hit by a 
Ryne Duren fast ball in the Roy 
Campanelia exhibition, Kansas 
City has sold pitcher Mark Free- 
man back to the Yankees. He 
wil] join Seattle. Washington cut 
its squad to 27 Friday by farm- 
ing out pitcher Jack Kralick. 
* * * 
City League softball and Water- 
ford League softball open the 1959   
    
Clutch Hitting Wins for U.M., MSU shut out after the third. Henry,|season Monday night with games 
who replaced Bob Anderson in the| at Beaudette and Northside parks 
eighth, allowed but two hits and| in Pontiac and the ball park at 
struck out five. It was the Cardi-| Drayton Plains. A meeting to or- 
nals’ eighth consecutive one-run| ganize the Waterford Blooper Ball 
decision. They've lost five of Softball League is scheduled Mon- 
them. |day night at 7:30 in the Commun- 
~ *& * lity Activities Center. 
Gene Conley, the ex-Brave,) * * 
gained his first victory since 1957) 
in his first start for the Phils. | 
He had to leave in the ninth,| 
however, when a line drive by!| 
Smoky Burgess nicked a pitching-} 
hand finger. George Witt (0-4) | 
lost it, giving way in a three-run that the final meeting far man- 
agers of baseball teams desiring 
entry in the City League this 
summer will be held Monday 
night at 7:30 in City Hall. Man- 
    fourth. agers of women’s softball teams 
Se will hold their final meeting next 
Sugar-Basilio Tuesday, also at 7:30 p.m. 
| * * * 
| Teresa Montefusco, a 95-pounder 
‘from Flint, won the tumbling Title Bout OK 
With Illinois ‘championship last night to open | the National A.A.U. Women’s Gym- 
| CHICAGO (AP) — The Illinois nastic championships at Kent State |Athletic Chairman commissioner University. Ernestine Russell of 
jsaid Friday night he has informed msy currently ranks 3rd in calis- 
| Sugar Ray Robinson the commis-|\thenics in the event to decide the 
= would recognize a Robinson-'\)s team in the Pan-American 
Carmen Basilio match as a mid-| Games.   | chairman, 
| and then s dleweight championship bout. 
* * ¥ 
Frank B. Gilmer, commission 
said he talked with 
Robinson by telephone Thursday 
ent him a wire saying: 
In the sixth, Minoso walked with  U.. Don Mossi, the starter, was lift- 
“wo out and came across on ship by a poll of the country 8 ed fora seventh inning pinch hitter | * * * ; 
Colavito’s smash into the upper erry golf wre. ho voted after he yielded all four of the From Our Wire Services (4-3. The Spartans take on North-| In track, Albion and Western ‘If dee and aiid mares 
left field deck at Comiskey Park. 2 sports writers who voted a's runs —three of them driven) Michigan and Michigan State got /wester : peer ; |sign contracts immediately 0 
Ss € ive Michigan and Nuchiga ate Zot! western at home in another twin Michigan were losers. fight at 160 pounds in Chicago this 
The White Sox had just five hits|in Golfing Magazine's fourth aM|}ome by Bob Cerv on a triple and 
off McLish, scoring in the fourth nual poll, 16 picked the leading), sacrifice fly. 
—— money winner of 1958 as the Open “ 
winner at Winged Foot, Mamaro-| jrarvey Kuenn, making | 
A . ) . mé g his first 
Major League Sluggers seat NY., June 113 start in right field, drove in a first 
—Tr tch This | Fourteen writers’ vote or inning run for Detroit with a single 
y to Mate |Palmer to win the PGA cham-jand Lou Berberet’s second home; 
PHILADILPHIA  — Here is |Pionship at Minneapolis Golf Club'run gave Detroit another run in 
one for the record conscious 
major leaguers to shoot at. July 29 to Aug. 2. ‘the fifth. 
Ken Venturi was picked One; The Tigers’ spirited start un- | 
In the seventh and final inning 
of Thursday's Lincoln-Olney Pub- es behing in aan — hed = der Dykes has the manager con- 
‘ an , “ fident the club is in for much 
lic League game, Lincoln coach 
Frank Lightfoot decided to give Harvie Ward garnered 23 votes , 
‘in being picked to win the Na- better things. 
his reserves a chanee. Lincoln 
led 10-1.   
* * 
| State’s 5-3 triumph over Wiscon- 
*‘I know what the record is now,"’| 
Club in Colorado Springs, Sept./he said, ‘but I think we can make | clutch hitting yesterday in ham- jpjjl. 
mering out Big Ten baseball tri-| 
umphs. 
Wilbur Franklin's bases-loaded |was a little concerned about Lup- 
triple sparked a nine-run sixth asjjow's hitting. The sophomore half- 
the Wolverines rocked Northwest- back from Saginaw has been re- 
ern 12-5, snapping a three-game|ceiving pro baseball offers. 
losing streak. Starter Bob Mar- . 
icereau was the victor as John Fl crane i semaine’ 
stead swatted four of the 10 hits. aference by drubbing Kent 
Footballer Al Luplow clubbed State 10-0 Friday. Bob Topp 
two home runs in Michigan | flipped a four-hitter while his 
mates garnered 12 featuring four 
by Larry Buchanan. They play 
again today. * * * 
sin. Dick Radatz went all the 
| way for the team’s 4th loop. vic- MSU grid coach Duffy Daugherty | 
tional Amateur at the Broadmoor 
He sent up three pinch hitters, 
Bill Judge, Sam Stokes and Ed 
Shiminskie. All hit home runs. 14-19. Ward was almost a 2 to 1,it to .500 and maybe go on from| 
\choice over Charlie Coe, the de-|there a ways. We'll try to get this| 
fending champ. pitching staff straightened around. | 
It looks like Narleski and Dave!   tory. He had a shutout going 
until the 8th. 
Michigan, now 2-5 in the league, | Eastern Michigan dropped its 5th 
game in seven IIAC outings as 
Northern Illinois came from behind   | Albion was the 10th straight 
victim of the University of Chi- 
cago by a 80 14/15 to 50 1/15. 
Walt Perschke of the victors set 
a new 830 record with a 1:57.41 
time. Albion has a-7-3 dual rec- 
ord. 
~*~ *& * 
Western was nipped 66-55 by 
Indiana as the Hoosiers won by 
monopolizing the field events, win- 
ning four and tying the fifth. Indi- 
ana set 2 records and Western one 
for the meet. The latter one was a 
|9:17.8 two-mile run by Art Ever- 
sole.   
* * * 
Ear] Faison, better known as a 
football end, hurled the discus 146 summer and consummate the 
match, we will recognize the fight 
as a world middleweight cham- 
pionship contest.” 
Cranbrook, Eaglets 
Winners on Track 
Paced by Larry DeWitt’s 11% 
points, Cranbrook thinclads yester- 
day afternoon threw a surpfisé de- 
feat at Birmingham High, 68 and 
16th to 40 and 5-6th points. DeWitt 
won the two dashes and ran a leg 
on the winning 880-relay team. An- 
other double winner was John Butz- 
el of Cranbrook who won both hur-     
Begin Clearing 
for Dodger Park Evicted Chavez Ravine 
Residents Cry, Curse 
as LA Project Starts 
LOS ANGELES (AP) — There 
was no joy in Chavez Ravine to- 
day—just the sound of bulldozers 
clearing the site for the Los An- 
geles Dodgers’ new ballpark. 
Fifteen _residents were evicted 
ifrom three condemned homes 
jamid screaming, crying and curs- 
ling yesterday. 
‘Why don't they play ball in 
(Mayor) Poulson’s backyard—not 
in ours!”” Mrs. Abrana Arechega, 
63, shouted in Spanish at 14 
\sheriff's deputies.   
  
eee Shotgun Champ Sisler might give us a good bull- 
pen. Getting a base hit where it \is host to Wisconsin in a double-'to triumph 8-7. Eastern Illinois 
|header today. The Badgers are socked Central Michigan 184. 
  
1st heave in a college meet. feet, 2 inches for a record in his cea Poulson supported the stadium 
Cranes won seven firsts, includ-|4eal. 
   counts, like we did tonight, means| 
|victory instead of defeat: And I'm 
for all the victories we can get.” 
General Manager Rick Ferrell 
: ; _ forgot himself in the ninth inning 
PELHAM MANOR, N.Y. t?+— excitement. 
| Kenneth Hard, 31-year-old game) sw preserve operator of. Brookhaven. | For the first time since I left 
the coaching box at third base I N.Y., is the new national doubles i 
‘targets trapshooting champion, but, found myself standing up and 
he isn't too proud of his perfor-) W@Ving Frank (Bolling) in,” he Isn’t Too Proud 
of Winning Card } | Palmer, Goalby Top Threats   
Jacobs Has 4-Stroke Edge By WILBUR JOHNSON 
hadn't been for a small golf tour 
1957, cember, Tommy 
  jan 11-under-par 133. nament in Gardena, Calif., in De- 
Jacobs | 
probably wouldn’t be leading the| 
Oklahoma City Open today with) the field headed into the third 
Tommy, a personable 24-year-| last. year and his position in the 
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)—If it)golf world was enhanced by a 
-| victory in the Denver Open last 
year with a fine 266. 
* * * 
| Palmer was the mosf feared as 
round. Observers figured that per- 
haps he was in for a reversal of | OTHER SCORES 
Ba seball 
Wayne St. 6, Washington & Jeffer- 
son 3 
Penn State.7, Colgate 5 
Indiana 3, Ohio State 2 
TCU 1, Purdue 3 
Iowa State 4, Missouri 3, 
Iowa 7, Purdue 3 
So. Illinois 10. Ill. Normal 5 
Utah 24, Montana 14 
Miami, Ohio 4, Ohio U. 4, 15 innings 
Minnesota 5, Illinois 1 
Tennis 
Michigan 6, Northwestern 1 
Western Michigan 9, Miami, Ohio 0 
Iowa 9, Indiana 0 
Marquette 7, No. Illinois 2 
Notre Dame 9, Purdue 0 
= Golf 
Ohio Wesleyan 1842, Toledo 1's 
Ohio Wesleyan 15, Otterbein 1 
Ohio Wesleyan 18, Kenyon 2 
  ing medley relay and the shot. 
Maples’ Jim Reilly hit a 
4:39.6 for the mile. 
Orchard Lake Eaglets took a tri- 
angular meet from St. Paul and 
Servite of Detroit. OLSM collected 
7114 points; St. Paul 48, and Ser- 
vite 17%. fast 
  
  AMERICAN LEAGUE | f . | Won Lest’ Pet. Behind | mance. | ne I was really windmilling 
Baltimore 3 16S “I don’t think 91 (he broke 91 of ™™- 
Washington an ane }100 targets) should have won,” he Ferrell will have to make the 
Kansas City il 12 oe 5. }said today. “It’s not a really high decision today on what to do with 
s 0 1 7 ri a Lt r 
ee Werk 4. “as ¢  [score. Herman Wehmeier and three other 
Detroit 7 16 46 9 ~=—S«|:Ss«St_ actually was the lowest score players to cut the squad down to 
Maal Oe ee to win the event in five years, the 25man limit. Wehmeier is due 
Boston 5. Raltinore @. night but it was good enough to edge to come off the disabled list to- 
trou . ansas t¥ lah —~ : 
Oils’ caniesiachedtied? ob out Roger Fawcett and Mitchell night. The sore-armed right hander 
|May III, both of New York, by didn’t appear in one spring trainin 
lone point. Fawcett won yester- game. 
- Ke _ iday’s shootoff for second place,| The likely candidates for the alt) 5 p.m.—Hoeft : 
(-D_ vs. Wilhelm” (3-4) breaking 19 of 20 targets as May paring are Wehmeier, catcher 
Washington at New York, 1 0m.—Griggs broke 18. \Charley Lau, outfielder Neil Chris- (14) vs. Turley (3-3) jley and another pitcher. 
Silky Comes Back TODAY'S GAMES 
(Times Eastern Standard) 
1 pm—scere (2-1) 
  
(31) vs Bunning (1-3) Kansas City at Detroit, 1:30 pm —Garver | 
TOMORROW'S GAMES Jim Bunning was to duel either 
  
  
      Cleveland at Chicago 2, 1 pm iBob Grim or Ned Gawes today. 
Suiats of mee Yok ct pi | . . lean ; ; Breathing down his neck were|Jacobs, ‘banging in long putts for 
Kansas City at Detroit. 130 pm [aneee ee former Masters champion Arnold|€agles on two par five holes and MONDAY’S SCHEDULE 0 IC 0 Ic e ab rh bi| : eos 
Baltimore at Washington, 7.05 pm Li soli 3b n i papers — -7 4 : Palmer of Ligonier, Pa., and the getting easy birdies on two others. u ’ sborne | : 2 A | 
+ come — Boone Ib 3210 Maxwell if 4000 steadily improving Bob Goalby of} me teaders: 
N N cEAGUE J , ali aun 4010 “ fe , el 
ATION = cane —_ nenina INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) —Maris’ rt 4111 Kuenn pf 3121 Crystal River, Fla. ; Pe Ee 66-67—133 
meauiee wea Lest, Pet. Behind Fleet Nasrullah, baseball hero Cerv, it 3013 Bridges os 3010 Palmer overcame an opening 73)Arnold Paimer 0.20222 ..22.000: 
Cmmeinnsti ae — i Roy Campanella and ' unpredict- oper, 2b 3010 Berberet ¢ 4121 with a barrage of eagles and bird-|2Gien Fowler ” Gero i3s 
af « - , ‘5 > eM’stri ss Oc 0100); j . = 
Los Angeles sep ti. able Silky Sullivan shared toP Herbert p 3000 Bolling % 4112/'°S for a 64 in the second round for) Pie, Ceancrum | Hes ia0 
Philsdelphia 1062485) 3..~« (Honors Friday &s Hollywood Park Meet» 2000 a 137 total. Goalby was at the,tTed Kroll ...........ccccecueee 1 
Pittsburgh 1@ . 12 3 2 [opened its summer race meeting. | Narlesk’ p 0000 Same figure with rounds of 69-68, | Poe ° Maes J St. Louis a | Fleet Nasrullah captured the Totals 31474 Totals 33574! Jacobs started the second round Mike Seushek oe 
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS a—Flied out for Mossi in 7th; b—|_ - . |Bob Rosbur 
Cincinnati 3, Milwaukee 3, night day's feature, the $20,000 Premier — out ouritese in 9th; c—Ran|With a 5-under-par 31 on the front) Pete rr pom Sapo eee 
Ben Francisco 9 Loe Angeles een night Handicap, with Terrang second for Berberet in tn. ges 001 ooo4{nine. But his game, cooled a bit/San Leonard 
Philadelphia & Pittsburgh 1, night tnd Seaneen third in the field of pa meseari’ 6 Leger ® 100 = — under the continual threat of rain|Jotin McMullia "” 
ceasad Cane a me | ROC skanses City 25-11, ‘rott ri. DP— and he settled for a 36 coming in.|Don Jenuery ' m- . : ‘ossi, ridges an sborne kan- 
5 Nip nn IER Bare pen rege en Ben IT * * + Sasee rar cocaterTudtle- (2-2) ve. 8, Jones a). four-month layoff and won the co-| "jk "= ica” HR—Berberet. sB—| Jacobs recalled that he had|Eadie sDrever -+ 7O0—-168 
G2) ‘vs. Jackson (64). regs of the sunny afternoon —|Loper. SP—Cerv. 8 ng, /only $100 in his pocket in 1957 and wime Diets 00 eos 
Philadelphia ot, Pittsburgh. | j2:%8 p.m.—| the $7,500 Roy Campanella Purse!rerbert, (L. 14:3) 813 7 5 2 5|when that was gone he would heve/ ie Oe asi te a aby 
silent: waits —and did it in customary sensa- Mossi wou 2) 634 3 2 3 had to give up the golf tour. But Temmie Veech . 70-74—-144 
Cineinnati at Miigae 2. 1:30 p.m. tional stretch running style. | WP-Mossi. U—Umant, Berry. Hono-|in Gardenia there was a emallisS one boo. ee 
Loe Angelesat Bay Francisco. 1:30 pm.) Waiting to greet Silky, the hand- “Me™ Flaherty) 7720. A184 |tournament worth $700 to the Win-/Dick Mayer -........ 080-0 Be Mg Ph im at Lage owl 2 noon some golden chestnut, was Campy) FRIDAY’S HOME RUNS ner, Tommy won it and that was a "ao gg oe say 
MOND SCH j r , j B : a 
em ae himself in the winner's circle as) ™7, uy ameiueg Free the stake he needed to stay on Fret, Nawtin Bree eS places. p ——— the crowd of 31,500 gave horse Runnels (2), Jensefi (7), Red Sox: Cok the tour, Burt WeRver os. .cce sense eens. 73-72—143 
Pittsbu: E : mm. avito (7), d ; Landis . 3 so Ned JONSON cue eenerateecenes 73—145 
Only games scheduled. and man a tremendous ovation. Berberet @), Tiere, a oe meri) Via wen i Steady money winner|*s8,Jomnson “ old professional from Whittier,|the disappointments he suffered 
Calif., posted rounds of 66-67 over | in the Masters and Houston Open. 
\the 6,640-yard par 72 Twin Hills) At the Masters a triple bégey 
;|Country Club course yesterday | Six and two missed three- foot 
|and was in fine position for his| putts ‘cost him dearly. At Houston 
\first win of the 1959 Professional|/he just missed a tie after holding 
|Golf Assn, tour, the 54-hole lead. 
| x * * But Palmer was charging like 
But his task wasn’t an easy one. |@ champion in his effort to catch 
            Veeck Elected 
Chisox Prexy 
CHICAGO  — The executive 
structure of the Chicago White Sox 
underwent a major change yester- 
day with the election of Bill Veeck, 
majority stock holder, as president. 
Chuck Comiskey, who owns 46 
per cent of the club, was named 
executive vice president. 
Hank Greenberg was named vice         * Beene | president.   
Kobs Directs U. S. Nine 
EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPI) 
—Michigan State baseball coach 
John Kobs will direct the United 
States team in the Pan Ameri- 
can Games™Aug. 27-Sept. 7 in 
Chicago, MSU officials said yes- 
terday. 
    
‘Tops Own Javelin Mark 
| COLLEGE STATION; ~ Tex. 
\(AP) — Bruce Parker of Texas 
|hurled the javelin 226 feet, 1'2 
|inches Friday to crack his own 
record of two years standing ‘and 
headline the Southwest Confer- 
ence track and field meet, 
-   - 
AP Wirephote 
OLD SELF — Ray Narleski 
looked his old self as a relief 
artist’ for the, Ist time since 
joining the Tigers last night 
when he replaced Don Mossi 
-and retired all six batters to 
face him—three. on strikes. It 
was his lst victory here after 
  four“ setbacks. The deputies were greeted by 
these posters on the home of 71- 
\year-old Manal Arechega: 
“Welcome, Dodgers, but don't 
‘take our home.”’ 
‘We don’t care if Mr. (Dodger 
President Walter) O'Malley gets 
this land. All we ask is a fair 
price.”’ 
Arechega told newsmen his 
home was condemned for $10,500, 
but claimed it was worth $17,000. 
The mayor’s office said the 
home was condemned years ago, 
before the Dodgers came to town. 
Miss Faulk Leader 
at Southern Pines 
SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. (AP) 
—Mary Lena Faulk of Thomas- 
ville, Ga., held a one-stroke ‘lead 
today as the field of the first 
Southern Pines Invitation Golf 
Tournament started the second 
round, 
The   
former US. Amateur 
champ blazed around the 6,424 
yard Mid Pines course with a 68, 
four under par, as play’ in the 
tournament women’s 54-hole 
opened yesterday, The leaders: 
Mary Lena Faulk 
Joyce Ziske 
mith 
ee eee eee 
Murle MacKenzie 
Peggy Kirk Bell 
x-Ann Stranahan 
Betsy Raw)s 
  = ee 
ix-Nancy Phillips ' 
Wanda Sanchez aan 
|Mary Ann Reynolds 
    SYRA cuss NY _R aay ati . -¥.—Rudy Stitch, 145% 
Louisville, - outpointed Gas Ortega. 146%, Mexiealo, Mexico, 10. 7 BE a ye Scholz, 163, 
173, Naly, 10. . 
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    _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1059 _THIRTEEN 
; ] . a 
, Claims Batters ‘Cream’ 9 of 10 
are y ISSes eC | Williams Says Pitchers 
5 ‘ t 
Indians on Top BOSTON @ ~ Ted Williams, ‘The cameras do a great job ot baseball’s keenest student of such' showing the pitcher and hitter,” 
matters, has some advice for Ted said. “There is no argument 
pitchers—beware the inside toss, {about where the pitch went. 
y niy S x* * * ; “The pitch away from the batter 
, “Pitchers should watch games proves the safest in the book. 
‘ J cloely on gehen Cae * * * 
old Boston bat-master today; “gure the real good hitter can 
of Single Point after a Fenway Park workout. !protect against the outside pitch. 
St me Ty te ed te Chiefs, FC Stage Hot them.” aa me : “That's the pitch he’ll hit for Fight, Decided by a Sidlined since late March due | onjy 9 single, At most he might 
Disqualification to a neck and shoulder ailment, / set 5 double on it. ae -| the a American “But there is no home run on 
By H. GUY MOATS ree apetgted dts m pro- = — 
ALUMNI FIELD, Siete ue TE gram expected to return him to “T don’t care whether it is a 
D, Sagin fast ball or a curve, even the was a rather familiar pattern that action Tuesday. ‘ batter will pull the inside 
- |developed here last night in the “The ‘Sate: tes wiih le O02 SIGHTS ON “500"’—Don Edmunds, who was rookie of the year {annual Saginaw Valley Conference the bh grog alae is the re tina. -_=* 
among the drivers at the Indianapolis Speedway in 1957, has his | track and field championships. one that dills them nine out of 10/" «The good hitter will murder it 
sights set on this month's ‘500’ classic. He will be driving the x* * * times,” Ted elaborated. and that’s the reason many pitch- 
a aa of Birmingham. Qualifying begins May 16th for | A ee Son Bee et ie * ap * a ers aren't around at the end of 
ay race. , squad en ve been ing along ” 
too much chance at the crown, but iaveriably the pitchers have| Sr *, ceused, Williams pa’ 
. + came within 3-10ths of one point an argument against it. Now I/ «gay what am I giving out this 
* of squaring the total with the win- know I'm right. Nine out of 10/information for? I'm, a hitter. mon S e 0 rv ning Flint Central Indians. The times the batter creams the inside |7po50 pitchers should find out 
Js Flint club compiled 56 points to pitch.” things for themselves. 
Se a a ee ie Williams explained that while | “I hope they keep pitching me ’ ee Northern was 3rd with 37; Arthur) = FLYING CHIEFS — On thejr way to a 1-2 AP Wirephote | 16 was recuperating het watched | inside forever. They won't though Hill “7 pear cp Me ged Cen-| finish in last night's high-hurdles event at the half-step at this final barrier. At far left is | baseball closely on TV. because they are afraid.” 
te a 1- Saginaw! Saginaw Valley Conference meet in Saginaw, Gene Slachta of Arthur Hill who was 4th. Chiets 
. are (left) Alan-Howze and Andy Terry of PCH. missed the SVC title by 3-l0ths of a point, Flint 
Pontiac grabbed an early lead | Howze beat Terry to the tape, after trailing a Central being the winner. e . Don Edmonds, who took rookie'an additional 40 horsepower en-| in-field events, when Bill Prit- 
of the year honors in the Indias- gine. ry aoe rarer age were ~ } j 
peedw ud t « shot derry Bush r 
i. or will wena Gar ecana ane Ge ver iy dee Rath. | #h. Fred Brooks won the high : 3 Special owned by the Braund cor- man who finished Sth inthe race. | #™P. wi lute Wille Robin: orsemen Ul rise in namie ee enact. arr ae ele irmingham Finley shared ' Drake m 50 
Pete racer will be one of six cars "The car has, been completely| four-way the for fist inthe vauit | “A # ws Paes? iipp Rites Raa gt Bee te in the field of 61 which will have ‘Cbuilt with a change in steering and that time the Valley “ ‘ iKasno 3b {O68 Aarsater | 4918 Demeter ot 3 Siete B sit 
é and a change in motors,” said/ competitors began to take mo- | ROME ®—Victory of the U.S.| Hugh Wiley of Towson, Md.,; Wiley owns the Syearold Pala- Robinson tb 2112 Tore ib 313} Benes MH 90 te 3343 owner Walter R. Braund of Bir-| tice of the Chiefs. horsemen in the Grand Prix of} who rode Nautical, the last |mino who was sired by Muchacho he's 3>-it ee $32 Suet ; Redcar, ss 1333 
- . mingham, ‘it has been kept iN PCH hung doggedly to its lead Nations event at the Rome Horse | American horse, in a faultless (de Oro out of Lulu. lSechaiten ss site bea th a ; Waener 0040 
jour warehouse in Beil Flower, gown to the mile run. Show took everyone by surprise, ride to give his team the vic- The Americans sent three rid- \2¥rence p 3078 bifantila $336 modem’ HY Landi $333 - in ring | California.” Then the roof caved in. including the Americans. _ tory last night, was equally exu- ere ever the hurdles in fauiiless Pisarro > 9208 ere apna Sates mene 
| Last year Edmonds drove the) the mile was next to the last| ‘Think of it, I can hardly be-| berant. style in the Jumpoff after having | Totals #2 12, reels rit} | e—Walked for McCardell im hi McKay Special but in the qualify- . vent. PCH had a small lead over|leve it,” enthused Bert De Ne-| “Nauteal was simply wonder-| tied the Italians in the regular |for Adcock in TDi ww RD Pisare an Angelet cons 98 08 Sag 
Brokenb Alma ing trials he hit the wall st Fiint Central. |methy, coach of the American ful,” he said happily. “I could) competition. in 9th. (Sen Fi mei, Pee 138 mph. x« *« tk lteam today. “I was sure we would hardly see the obstacles in that _ Stein) Milweehee .............. pn 1 Ansees Mil Man Prancisce 27-12. 
“We are fortunate to have a = Pontiac's Joe Anderson was dis- 40 well — but not first place. darkness, but he, cleared all the Wiliam Kear ede wen Se ae W*ERerceans” and Larter’ Antone’, 
ALMA (UPI) — Two streaks *"ver like Edmonds in the car, qualified on the back stretch, for That's more than I expected.” hurdles perfectly.” Morris of New Canaan, Conn, en\ efpnast’, temple and, Rebpeon: "Lesas- (edgar presses i rat were broken here yesterday aa And we are hoping for the best in what judges ruled was contact with _ Sinjon, and Wiley traveled’ the Miwestee oleate: Ter, Davenont _, Crpetee 
Alma took a 32 win over the Uni. 8 SuMtye triele mext week- jancther runner. He was a close . ‘ van) course without penalty points, | Tigmas. MR — Mathews, Torre. 6— Larter, E's xeon versity of Detroit baseball team. end, said Braund. ra at the re gree, too, tei New Publinx Team All City «x * * o . ras, ER BB 80 McDevitt a Lp F : 362 ; 
through the ¥ disqualification ‘‘axe,” in ssueeee 
Alma stopped its own seven- 4,1. (De Car gets through the VSO" final event, the 880-relay where| . : Frank Chapot of Wallpack, N.J.,|biviewe a eb $ YE RTE waite iii 
game losing streak to the Titans <*" will rive IM chiets were 2nd, back of Fllnt the fourth member of the Ameri |Paerro (Covington). WP Secery. Dine, over the past four seasons and jraces in Detroit and Milwaukee, | / \herm 7 of | qa In C ion un a lean team, was disqualified when |awrence ag es ee Crawford, Smith. T4: poe ~ 
halted Detroit's 1l-game win. jmeoeenne ee | Had Anderson placed as he fin- ° his mount, Diamant, twice balked Dertich. SO A CLEVELAND cmICAGo 
ee oe See ee ee ea la the oR gmoney ished, Chiefs would have emerged| io mechs cs on euch tama were ab rb bi ab ch bi Piersall 35%" Lance ot “SY - j wi ! r 
victory. ote hare patesin a i top. Chiefs came back in the! pn all-Pontiac six-man team will! Bada was Pontiac city champion! Cvinted pabag Halleas bed nine Aitbumn ef $933 » 3 $3 fiibone £338 Bem Sch 
The winning run came in the right to compete in the famous final test, the 880-telay with 4 represent Bald Mountain Golf Club in 1957 and runnerup in the State faults. coe © site Zane » © 3333 ee SS itt 
bottom of the ninth when Alma’s race Memorial Day. 2nd place, to go with their 2nd in this season in the Michigan Pub- Publinx tournament last a The Italians and Américans each ‘ite ts v itit meee Sigurd as ieee Smith rt 3038 
Mike Mulligan got a single to short | the medley. . linx Golf League. at Pontiac Country Club while De- had e black marks in the jones 3b 3000 Mzer'ski 2 4010 Wena 000 Aparicic ss ee 
; One of the night’s greatest fin-| Wi - in the ci ight black m. Tes’ G.a'd'en M $111 Grost ss 3 } 9 .MeLish » 3388 Deneve r) o left a with the bases loaded. was the terrific anchor bat.| Kem Wilson, head pro at Bald | ‘tt hag — in ular competition, which had been eer p 333i ad ba P= ge +} 43 
ta ine ny vith Oe cence! Teen-Ager Faces |i\tctween Pet's Bob Richards| Mounian, hax reentered e squad ("A710 Ewan the State Pubs/WO® by the allne six of the Farah 3400 SEB t 83 om HE : = ~ , : ; _in the MPA competition this. eight years. ay) First baseman Bill Klenk was Veteran Finalist ) and Vikings Edwards. Edwards alt « awavel linx crown for the past three Before the D $$$: Tetajs 31333 Totals p-type 
had to hit a 50.8 quarter to shake; Y°*r jormidable y ars, Iceberg is a former Michi- spectacular victory peeee out Donovan the big man at bat for Alma, mak- \off the flying Chict, in a record| selfing talent includes Paul |¥° Dablien -chann and Smith|t?@ Americans had failed to win &) tetas #18188 Totals = 33.163 out fer mew » = ing the only home run of the con- BIRMINGHAM, Ala. W) — Teen-|9-30.4 for the : | Bada, Glenn Valance, Dick De- the Gate on last individual fitle in 10 days) _ s—Sstruck for a i Ohi Gia not i weet } 
test and a single. ager Judy Eller eliminated Fran-|oe Richards mere V bogey igen Witt, Dick Robertson, Stan Sav pe ifinals last while the German and: Italian Piilaceipbe the Smite ee Ee mht nt ne a 
oe nes sae Mad Mettie, |-es Rich, Bainbridge, Ga., 1-up in Brooks and Jim Pritchett. Brooks,| 88° aad Joe Burgdort. | . aes bevemen teams each had won three E Bencnee, POA = Sg Wess 5 Meld: Martin.” é 
aie oa ae tom nl ea 19 holes Friday and reached the pil) Ratcliff, Richards and Jim| Bald Mountian, which will com-| Bald Meentain—Psul Bade, Gienn Val- piiaarge ie ete we. menbniien: 
a 12-2 season total Alma’s Rod De Pda Beoes . * Pritchett comprised the 88) quar-|pete in the Red Division, and sivage, Joe Buredort **° Stitch Wants to Fight “nt. Anderson, Maserostt. |nenovan cl > 8 SS PS Y lieved 8 Golf >. ‘tet. Sylvan Glen will clash tomorrow, syivan Glen—Mike Andonian, Ron . » | Skinner, SB—Asburn. Conley. ew 338 8 oung reli a Miss Eller, 18, of Nashville, Tenn, * *& *& at Bald Mountain in the league Rothbarth, Pete Baker, Veicho Juhola | Anybody That's Ranked’ *-**= . on 00 ‘gs Ga)" i ee ee 8 
a oor bape: hg 00S against Miss Polly Riley, Fort’ Two records were set, a 9.8 hun-|opener for each squad. Both Bald'gtech’ Dick “preaca,” Tem Blevene la-contey (Ww, 14) . Teg MG—Ttabachi” Paparelia, Range, Hurley. ) 
or the win, pushing the/Worth, Tex., five times winner of dred in a preliminary by FC’s|Mountain and Sylvan ‘Glen were, Welly émith : | ,SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP)—Rudy Parra gos mee season record to 13-7. the Southern, in Saturday’s 36-hole pon Watkins and Flint Northern's! {dle last Sunday when the MPGA|,,Merer’s—Bob MeMasters, Bill Curtis,/Stitch, the heavy-hitting hero, 'Giel -.....-e.s 8 BOSTON TIMORE championship round the 6.254- : Charlie Barker, Sammy Laine : he id “ |@emith © he sesces ari rhb | pionship over | relay team, with a 2:30.4|campaign officially got under way. WHITE DEVIBION _ {Said today would fight “‘any- 7. . “. 4hht ee yard Vestavia Country Club clocking that wiped out a 2:315| The remainder of tomorrow's eceeriee Rey lecbegg, Dew Mepse.' Doe’ ee ae foe rh ee ae "a 13} : weenie mark made a year ago by a Pon-|schedule sends Bob O'Ling to/{/,E7ch Se! Pomante, Tex Eulison, eae Gate Ft Aiea, Maisons 38 ; HH rt Hi 
, : tiac quartet. Rochester and Brae Burn to Glen- Burn—Ronnie Nicho ; . CHICAGO s?. Lous uw 63108 ¢ 1 
Vv hurst in the White Division and terkcr, Jona Lock, Bob Brans, Ty Caplin, | Stitch, 2%-year-old Church e ebrhbi oy yam ere seee eek sees alley Track Summary Outstanding performances [Bod Chapman from Louisville, Ky., had the wiry|7,Tayir % 3008 Bias'ame 2 ) —- SS ts ety 
were turned in by PCH's shot. |‘inds Sunnybrook at River Bank in) poy ontink—walt N Joe Boskay, gn 1033 st 30s 8 sullivan p 4020 Mirands os 301 Shotput — Pritchett (PCH): Brown) putters, all three of whom had |‘P¢ Red Division. Morey’s in the Ray Cane, Jim Mct-aughiin, George Ortega bloody and reeling ener Seem e108 ct o at 
|Maure’ (AH). $2 feet 6 fn Red circuit and Jdyl Wyld tn the) Tart wrie—Joo Peak, vet! Priest, Doug, {est 10 rounds in their welter- Banks, s H : : j Totate at £2! mes : ; better than 50 feet and finished P yt wis » Dos weight scrap last night rab‘ 1p into for Pete wal—1é-weg . | 1-2-4, Bill Prichett’s 52 feet ¢14- White loop are not scheduled ‘>| wave. Sch wope, Briegal P . x shee Wane - $8 0 sn gun beuled ~ Sa 
Beabo (PC). Davison (PC), Kotaly {BCC!:| tmcher was tops. All five polnt- morrow, . ; . eit & SBemih gece 3 
eh Reaeees Sean, FS Sane ” | makers in the event were over Several Pontiac area golfers ‘Rangers Trim Bruins LA, Seattle Want Skaters iyovter ¢ $343 grees oo 8 
abd. Mabon aR)‘ Rckaly (BCc);| © feet are sprinkled on the rosters of | ANTWERP, Belgium (AP) —| SEATILE @®-It is the turn of Resmane 138 ret \Stephens (8), 21 feet, 1 inch ’ the 10-team, two-division league. ’ ' r i ) tYabloadks 1¢ | Chiets’ Fred Brooks was the| > Mike Anteclen [The New York Rangers deteated|the West Coast to be host to the : p tose High jump—Breote (PCH); Wilson meet’s only ble winner. Fred} Among _ National Skating Chambion- ef (PC); Robinsen ); S-way the Burke won the hgh’junp end’ the low! 20d Ron Rothbarth, Rylvan Glen; the Boston Bruins 8-4 Friday night) pee Les les ond t a'std 3° Totes 281 
(BCC), Kimbrell end Careea (PCH), B.| Wally smith, Sunnybrook; Char- |in the final game of the Belgian/*"'Ps Ange | gan for Derk tm Sth; b—Walked Mauro and Rouchey (AH), 8-11 |hurdles, ran a leg on the 880, lie Barker, Morey’s, and Roy |tour of the two National Hockey| Seattle are bidding for the 1960) in 8th; for. 8. 4 
h hurdlee—Howse (PCH); Terry and medley relay teams for a/ , Rochester, in addition to |League teams. ~ event, Howard D. Herbert of/#@:_d—Ran for Leng in ab; for (PCH): Willfamson (PC); Slachta (AH); 12-point total. Allan Howze and ceberg, er, to . Moorestown, Nw., said Friday t yt out for 
Rybowski (BCC), 15.6 and 18.7 (Terry) | Terry s a fast field the Bald Mountain unit. ana Cie _ 4 meen “a 
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ledte-rergcWaznine op: rex my; Pair breezed down the obstacle Baseball’s Top 10 _ P Wallop Detroit, 7-1 Cae” Heaingame. ow 1 , ©: ; cliff path, were almost a dead LLEGE STATION, Tex. ® eckson. fs 
prelim) wwe PN)s 100 wet Fee. 98 12 ish. Brooks’ win over Arthur Hills’ Deeding Batsmen (Based on 50 at dais)| The faculty committee of the DETROIT (UPI) ~ The West r te = |Joe Mason was another thriller. AMERICAN LEAGUE | Southwest itp Detlin all-star soccer team gave CW, $1. 0 -yard = (ist sect.) Predreichsen | west Conference opened a select t d a 7-1 trounc-|Biarioek © .....-: { 2 ; oi sae An ph rand Sri Bere Most every PCH runner bettered Player, Clebd G AB R Ht Pet. | spring meeting Friday with a rec- Detroit squad a trounc- er 8 ss 
(Fe). settersen, PCR); MeDougal (aH); | is —— a * For Oh 36 303, OMmendation from athletic direc- cs night in an exhibition won L + eee 1 
i ; Maurice Jolinson and John Jef-|Wnie’ Boss 047 S@ (6 30 3q 108 and football coaches that there) ©, Raduleki gave Tee 
tet Os Bult ANY. focum (Pee), |ferson, each with a 2nd in their\Maisne. Boe. 7.001 @ 17 Ta a aa athletic echol-!, 0 early lead, but the Garman . Pilates ih? Brees (Fei; a3” 7’ '| sections of the 880, were 2:06 and Woodie. Ri. an 2 # : is 321 Tie farther lndicuted Gent pro-|team came back fast to make it Teacher Is Dog Tired 
— heer OR Lew herdieemfixeshe (POR): Masen|*O2-> &@ sixtling finishes, ' tunnels, Bos. |. 21: 0 13. 26 325 posed limit on the number of ath- vee Lg Sue an ape DENVER (®-—Arden Hartman, \(AH); Morrison (PC); M@ure (AH);| This was the 3rd year in suc-| HOME RUNS ‘letes that could be signed in a year e squa’ con- an elementary school teacher, says - ’ 
SPITTIN’ IMAGE — Barney [He (PCH), 20.0 cession that Chiefs had missed the) Kuiebrew, Wash. 8; Jensen. Bos. Col- nad failed. tinue its two-week U.S. exhibition! hi; “Summer job is a lot harder'f NEW ‘S9 WAGONS 
| $20-yard—Pea (PN); Watkins (Fc); coveted Valley track crown by one! uit” yosi’ an ees. tour in Chicago Sunday with a than grading papers. He is racing Berlinger, Jr., wears his foot- . 
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J. Edgar Hoover to Mark 35 Years of Faithful Service: Create Home Foor | aa at ww pleasure whoever happens Hoover reads several HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) —|por from melting snow and the 
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of er to newspa-|the United States, called him in Dec. 7, 191—Pearl Harbor Day. |picked up by the FBI, a confession | Somebody qo he eeaceaeoes Sas 8 ree Be 
wersacy of his ine 25m [be attorney general. Hoover, who/Pers every day~including | the|to take over the FBI. Says Hoover: “When the Japaneselwhich broke the back of atomic|"' mg fre 
a oes armas pes to pelos) tiation, ea se section ne aan books|,,Ma@Y 1, 1936—Hoover flew to/bombs hit Pearl Harbor, we in|spying in this country. 
po sone ey = pot “what jheld the job under five Presidents are the bé . hies of great A acl arene poms a the FBI placed into i Nad Ke wens bury dave a the 
. ' ‘ . Hoover recalls, ‘‘Atam about retirement?) " 
AMS land a dozen attorneys general, |icans, operation previously prepared 
By JACK AD man of his day, who had been|plans for guarding the nation’s in-|bomb secrets had been stolen by WASHINGTON (AP) — .|Democrat and Republiean. = = boasting that he planned to rush comuet weend Russia tion’s No. 1 alse Sil on pr Atty. Gen. Williams P. Rogers} At the office, he maintains con- Hoover's office in Washington and wring tora sumuatel ss rom eee ee =a 
important milestone Sunday — 35|laugher off a question about a/stant personal’ touch with every jkill him. the challenge—working around the|We had to find him. We did—a 
eventful years as of the FBI,|possible Hoover retirement. |thing of importance that is going) ,.1 remember that day well,”|clock to do their job, This wasichemist in Philadelphia, Harry and the longest tenute for a fed- * * jon at the moment, There “A ®/says Hoover. “We in the FBI had|typical of their loyalty to duty.” |Gold. This meant that one of our 
eral agency head in the country’s! who would succeed Hoover if he| Standing rule sony Pi — yu a deep feeling of satisfaction in x *& * most important cases had been 
history. should retire? One rarely hears|" c wants to see as only '0\finding Karpis. He was a badly| And finally, May 22, 1950, That|solved.” ' 
But there is every evidence that talk about a successor, but two|“** wented fugitive. His arrest helped|was the day that Harry Gold,| Gold, who pleaded guilty to an a -— 
7 John Edgar Hoover has the same/names are mentioned occasional. 1 asked Hoover what kind ofjup defeat the criminal gangs of|master Soviet atomic spy, con-'espionage charge, is now serving, Glenn @. Griffis 
drive and zest for his job thatily: Cly@e A. Tolson, the asgociate|Walities @ young man of today |that day.” fessed his activities after being’a 30-year prison term. _ should have to make a success of 
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Hoover, just 29, was placed injto Hoover for 20 years before ac-|is humility—to remember that he *: 
charge of a discredited, scandal-|cepting a federal district judge-jis not trying to build his own | © 
ridden organization of politica)/ship in the District of Columbia. {reputation but is serving his fellow} —- 
hacks whose staff reputedly in-| A bachelor, Hoover, lives in a|™an, Many careers are wrecked|” ° . De 
cluded some ex-convicts. It is his-;modest home in a  fashionable|When individuals forget the role|,- 
tory now—the story of how he Washington neighborhood with his|°f service and follow their own) ® .° 
cleaned out the bureau with ajtwo Cairn terriers — G-Boy and| Personal desires, : whether for ae 
stern, hand and went ahead to|Tucker—and raises roses in his|;Money, social position, prestige, |' 
make it one of the world’s most | leisure hours. etc. In our society today, the 
renowned and most respected in-} | * * * greatest opportunities are those of 
vestigative agencies. | He: believes in keeping fit, Just —— m ; 
» *® * junder 6 feet, he watches his diet] e 
Hoover, who passed his 64thiand keeps his weight at 175] “Next is integrity—that is, being | 
birthday last Jan, 1, has no|pounds. Weather permitting, he|@ man of your word. If you say|” 
thought of retiring. ldaily dismisses his car a mile|°M¢ thing and do something else|~ ~ 
A few days ago he told me:/short of his office in the Justice Ee Sie Faecatin cece oe Bye hes ~ 
“Old age will have to run mighty|department building and strides oe =— 
fast ee eich up with me.”’ the last lap at a gait that fre-|¢Ts. Stand for what you think is|« SS 
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WHAT A VIEW — This is the sight the Fill- 
mores see whenever they look out their front 
windows. For miles there is nothing but rolling + 
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Your Neighbor’s House   
Fillmores Build High on a Windy Hill By JANET ODELL 
Pontiac Press Home Editor 
Do you know that from a cer- 
tain hilltop east of Oxford you 
can see Detroit's tallest build 
ings? That is, if it's a clear day 
When we went to photograph 
the Jerry Fillmore house, the 
sky was cloudy 
For about seven or eight 
years the Fillmores have owned 
130 acres in the Grampion Hills 
They planted Christmas trees on 
the land as a hobby. But always 
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erally a polyethylene or felt sheet. 
Meta! lath is then applied over they intended to build on the 
highest spot. 
They knew just what they 
wanted in a hilltop house. It 
had to grow naturally out of the 
ground, not look as if it were 
just a bump on top of the hill 
They took their ideas to Harvid 
Zigmanth, a young architect 
who went along with them al! the 
way. Don LaCross and Tim Tits 
worth of Goodrich did the build 
ing 
At the rear the house looks 
tow and rambling. On the front 
it has expanses of glass. On 
that side you can see the two 
levels. A combination of buff 
brick, aqua plastic panels and 
satura! color cedar is used for 
the exterior. The Flilimores 
put a protective sealer coat on 
the wood but hope it will 
weather te a soft silvery gray. 
The entire living area is aqua 
Carpeting. walls, ceiling and 
sheer draperies are aqua, each 
varying a trifle in shade. The Detroit, some fortySdd miles away, are visible. 
Whatever the weather, the scene is an ever- 
The ceiling beams are Douglas 
fir, stained a charcoal shade. 
No effort has been made to hide 
the angle irons and bolts that 
join the horizontal and vertical 
beams. These were just painted 
over. 
There are two walls of 
windows in the living room. 
On the third wall there is a 
buff brick fireplace with a 
raised hearth. A black cushion 
covers this to make a coz™ spot 
on which to toast toes and to 
dream. 
In the center of this living 
area the stairs go down to the 
lower level which is the same 
size as the upper one. A wrought 
iron railing is a safety feature 
around the top. Treads are oak 
An oak paneled wal] on the 
kitchen side ties in the two 
levels. Over the stairwell) there's 
2 skylight. 
Against the wrought iron rail 
ing in the living room there's 
a sofa upholstered in change   
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HILLTOP HOUSE — The Jerry Fillmore house in the Grampion Hills, east of 
Oxford, was planned to look as if it grew out of the hilltop. Buff brick and red cedar 
are used for the extérior. Under the windows there are panels of turquoise plastic. 
At present the family lives entirely on the upper level. There is space on the lower 
patio. Beyond the fireplace is a 
walnut chest. 
Surprisingly enough, a little 
Victorian walnut chair is not at 
all out of place in this modern 
house. It is upholstered in tar- 
quoise velvet. 
Brass accent notes come from 
the trio of lights in the stairwell, 
the pull-down light fixture in 
the dining room and the sunburst 
clock over the fireplace. 
In the dining room a grouping 
of Van Gogh prints on one wall 
determines the color scheme. 
In them you see the aqua the 
Fillmores have used, plus the 
sunny yellow always associated 
with Van Gogh. 
The dining room table is 
black metal with a glass top. 
Black chairs have aqua cov- 
ers. There are brass knobs 
on the black buffet. One wall 
of this reom is stained cedar. 
While anyone working in the 
kitchen can see into the living 
room and be part of a conversa- 
tion, this room is not open. In 
“other words, the mechanics of 
meal preparation are hidden 
from the living area. Turquoise 
swinging doors close this room off 
from the front hall. 
It is a long harrow room. 
Walls and all cabinets are tur- 
quoise. Cgunter tops are white. 
The floor is black. The Fill- 
mores are both pleased and 
annoyed with their kitchen. Mrs. 
Fillmore loves having the 
washer-iryer right at hand to 
use any time. But she is not 
sold on a black floor. Oh, well 
vou can't always be right. rest of the lower level will be 
finished as work rooms and— 
eventually —twe more _bed- 
rooms and another bath. 
Upstairs, the two bedrooms 
are at the end of a long corri- 
dor. The bath is at the back of 
the house, the bedrooms at the 
front. 
Blue tile and white paper with 
a blue and silver design set the 
color scheme for the bathroom. 
Little shutters are used at the 
one window in place of curtains. 
The rug is purple. 
CLOSET CHESTS 
Seventeen-month-o.d Leslie has 
nursery rhyme paper on one 
wall of her room. The other 
walls are turquoise. Behind the 
turquoise louvered doors of her 
closet there is hanging space as 
well as built-in chests. 
White fleor-length draperies 
eover the three big windows. 
Leslie's crib is white. She has 
a miniature Boston rocker in 
one corner. 
Getting away from all tur- 
quoise, the Fillmores decided on 
amethyst for their bedroom. 
Walls are done in a pale shade 
with rug and ‘bedspread a little 
darker. Some of the throw 
pillows om ‘the bed are deep 
purple. 
Over the bed the Fillmores 
mounted ‘two sliding door cup- 
boards. On top of them they 
placed decorative pieces of 
china. Inside they keep books. 
The Fillmores love their hill- 
iop home. Mr. Fillmore doesn't 
mind commuting’ to Detroit 
    level for two more bedrooms and a bath, as well as a family room and work rooms. 
Harold Zigmanth of Detroit designed the house. Don LaCross/and Tim Titsworth of 
Goodrich did the building. 
  the membrane to receive the ce- 
  ment bed for the tile. Ceramic 
tile, with its lifetime qualities and 
intenance : gether and acts as insulation. of basket chairs are placed near foot of the stairs is a family visits. Some day they 
ponularity ae an exterice surfacing| White when it comes from the a large square walnut lamp _reom with a second fireplace. little lake down Stairs connect the upper and lower levels of the of the family room can be seen down below. The Salad | factory, it can be painted any table. Behind this unit of furni- This has glass doors for casy hill where there is now a house. The wrought iron railings are repeated as oak treads have been finished in a natural shade. The   
  ceiling is also the roof. It is 
made of wood fibres bonded to- 
4 color, 
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OPEN PLAN — This view shows the open plan of the living able turquoise. In front of it 
is a marble coffee table. A pair 
ture is the door to the outside 
Pontiac Press Photes by Eddie Vanderworp 
is the kitchen with the paneled oak walk extending only part way FAMILY TRIO — Mr. and Mrs. Jerry BETWEEN THE LEVELS — These broad oak 
a protective and decorative feature around the 
eects diaieatiertgh nomenmennennomed + 
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Fillmore and their small 
daughter, Leslie, pose for the Press photographer in the living a entire stairwell on the upper level. Just a portion 
can be seen. The sheer draperies that can be pulled across all the 
windows are aqua. The rug js turquoise. Tables and a low chest 
area, The sofa is backed up to the wrought iron railing of the stair- up, The dining room is at the right. Exposed beams and posts are _ room of their new home. Behind them is the side window wall _ in this room are walnut, is 
well. You Can see the window over the stairs. the stairwell painted charcoal. All walls except the oak paneling are turquoise. with a door opening onte the patio. In the background the carport : ’ 
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'Same Story as Before | | ) . oge ° Outdoor Lounging Area Keep Paper Tight 
rreDw, | ey Peiore Tall Doors Cut || Small Home Air Conditioned |Build Closet [s' Wood Patio Deck |. tn wing an sac sind, roughly , : important that the abrasive paper 
MOOTE Inc a eee eee ee . ' By Unit in Basement Window ° Do you want a lounging area t tha ie 
, inc. ot Wer War 1, reports the Una Hf t Bill ; Und St away from your house for after.|be stretched tightly acrgss the pad 
Electrical Contractor States Savings and Loan League, ed Ing | 5 = er alrs noon entertaining? Here's a simple| This is especially vital in using an The League noted that the risé line, orbital sander, in which the pad State and City Licensed was roughly the same at that ex. . Vplan. Along your property , beck and fortis in & dlight 
© COMMERCIAL perienced at the end of World War 2 ee eee No matter how. many closets a|bulld e wood patio deck. Poway ecbit. 
I when construction costs gainedjhouse at Knoxville use home has homeowner ’ 
e INDUSTRIAL. 100 per cent between 1922-29. tall floor-to-ceiling can always use ‘one more.” That’s|sturdy fir 2x4s set on rigid frame, | —— 
Over 25 Years in Pontiac : sored by the Research Institute of the closet where summer clothes haya Pag property line and on REAL ESTATE SALESMEN 
845 W. Huron St. || Approximately 8 out of every 10/pusor4 "and Masonite Corpore: are stored in the winter ad "eexylaold bench, but run the beck wl =WWANTED FE 2-3924 — FE 2-4008 — finew homes built today are Put UPlrion, the house is attracting na when tulips bloom ‘again. four feet or more high. This af- 'by tract or development builders. tional attention. Home improvement specialists at fords privacy and room for card) To Neodis tate a 
tables and children’s play gear. 
Complete Basement Waterproofin Doors this height, faced. with there variety. of Building. ma|Back of seats can be paneled and] — % PAYMGNY, (DIRER plete $68 rp g hardboard, have various advan- terials are manufactured, have|decorated in different colors. — —" 
All Work Guaranteed — Free Estimates! tages, the co-sponsor said, listing come up with pool aro hace 
as follows: closet— anks— 
Reliable Waterproofing |i setter veiston throughout and the ideal locatoo—under the SPRING ELECTRIC-HEATING SPECIAL! 
mildest Poona Sorat ee asa aincondidoning, ‘because The Barrett specialists point out] 675 SQ. FT on $69 500 e e 
air is not trapped as it is above BASEMENT UNIT — Fans circulate cooled air to rooms above. Ce gan at ke reper] seis one $15.78 
FOR AVY MODERNIZATION WORK, CALL 2. Superior appearance from a D - , —— was ted —_ The) iia maaan ; 
© Additions @ Garages |} design standpoint, became te |Nowrsnspouts B tU { connie ng: Regehr tape Contact Your Franchised Dealer for @ Remodeling FE 5.8405 @ Siding rooms appear larger. A G oe s asemen nl board, are light in weight ‘ easil 
AMBASSADOR INSULATION CO. — f}, 3 Lower construction cost aver ind Gutters - soo Amer np ord E LEcCTKOVECTO R 2110 Dixie Hwy., at Telegraph Pontise fi elimination of the headers. Are Important Air Conditions To get the closet under way: 4. Elimination of a trouble spot, € thelte of henmaaan aioe ~ > {Baseboard & Cabinet Heaters 
— —w as the urual place for cracks t0| tp many areas of the comity ct gad ove cis se | = RAGLIN ELECTRIC CO pan en a igs ee ee ae etry A algae Or &YPSUM|some houses have been built dur-| Improved ways of using window| 1” x 8” furring strips. se 
ce se ee ing the last few years without any|air-conditioners are being found to; 2. Nail or staple planks 754 Benita Drive EM 3-6234 Lakewood Village 
aed ALL OBS AT COST Doors of the Knoxville house |Toof drainage equipment — guttersjovercome the objections of home strips. The planks contain groov Residential end Commercial Wiring 
E 3 are hung conventionally on three|and downspouts, The elimination |owners who think the cooling units'edges that permit perfect align- < _ 
3 hinges. A space of 1% inches atj/of these products, which are ae ees and Ce eS ee patting. Rianks 
4 PLUS ONLY 10% the bottom permits the passage|must if you are to have proper|Plete enough job. jcan be sa | atl of air when the doors are closed.|4 .inage of the roof and the area| One of the newest systems has, 3. Colorful, easy-to-clean, corru- 
“4 PRESTIGE Eight-foot doors with hardboard STond ie ‘house, was dane. toilust been developed by a Battle gated “Allite” plastic panes BATEMAN-KAMPSEN REALTY CO. ix Cuts Prices on All HOME fyjsurtaces in another NAHB re-| reduce the final cost of the house.|Creek, Mich., firm. It involves seve Ae nae Agnes 
ate 7\search house at South Bend, Ind.,/'"7y,. decision to eliminate this|Putting the units out of the way| Barrett reports insulating TO BUY OR SELL log REMODELING end ROOM ADDITIONS = ii jare 3° wider than the opening: lvita} equipment, says the Roof|in basement windows and adding) Disks Ses now avalnne im ae + S They are attached with special anufacturers 'a little extra air-circulating equip- ‘FY 
rs 88 SAVE 88 & hinges and lock which eliminates See nved te ufacturers Institute ment. The result: better appear PS i 8, 12 and 16inch widths, i rN NJ 'D) 
[ i ae "=*\the door jamb and usual fitting/.nd in most instances these pro-|ance and a completely air-condi- 
LOW EASY TERMS — FREE ESTIMATES ve. problems. ducts have been added afterward |tioned house, not just a couple of   Give Teens’ Room at a greater cost than if they had/rooms. 
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      MORTGAGES—LAND CONTRACTS—FHA y W R | § as been installed when the house was| The air-conditioners discharge, . 
1 to 15 Years to Pay—NO MONEY DOWN aX Really Saves ini cooled ‘air into. the basement’ Pressed-On Look | 
A for MAN 
CALL 7 DAYS A WEEK — 24 HOURS A DAY During heavy rains water Small, inexpensive fans then force, Ask for TOM BATE 
Hardwood Floors | rours att ot the caves and onto it through sort lengths of duct Into Panels on headboards or dress the ground, Late ae ST |the rooms above. ling table in a daughter's room IT PLEASES US 
extra elbow-grease dur-| teF may collect adjacen For an average-sise house that Can be given the new look for 
F E 8-03 32 bg this your's spring house clean-| foundation and can be & cause | is weil insulated, two air-condi- (spring quickly with some of to- TO PLEASE YOU 
ing can save housewives a lot of| of seepage of water into the | i tiny units are sufficient. Even |day's decorative covering matef- , the sticky| basement. Continued raing soak | |. win sometimes deo the trick. |ials. Available with an adhesive 
PRESTIGE coat of] fe § — Am air conditioning contractor |>acking it is merely pressed onto 
floors aft-| 204, because the water ts not | should be consulted te make sure |the wood. You don't need tacks! 
BUILDING COMPANY good floor| Properly Ph eng ‘sunda. cooling capacity is matched to a [°F tape. 
15 W. LAWRENCE, PONTIAC fo the trick. o¢.| tions and the lawn, particular home's needs. miiake certain the surtace 81 Batld with... TRU-BILT | Mil iste So '4-se0 gioss,| If you don't have. gutters or} The insulation is necessary to'measure determine how big a rr. BLOCKS 
hold up/downspouts on your house, see alkeep cooling requirements low | piece you'll need. Cut the cov- ae, oS ee 
it gets|sheet metal contractor and obtain enough to be handled by the win-|ering to size, peel off the paper 
and|information in regard to adding dow units. If six inches of mineral|packing and apply. this very important equipment. A |wool is installed in the ceiling and) You'll find an array of colors “Tru-Bilt” blocks are 
tested to meet the rigid 
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        , For those who shudder at the|/proper roof drainage system will three inches or more in the walls, and patterns in housewares sec-| standard specifications. ’ thought of arduous buffing, try one|add to the value of your house. |most summer heat will be kept out/tions of stores to meet your They are made, using 
$ of the new liquid paste waxes now x naturally. An added benefit is that needs. New to the line this UALITY TESTED the very best and newest equipment ... 
on the market. It applies and butts . . winter heat will be retained. = spring are four _fashion-styled caver” UN oa nae Saute anced more easily than standard paste Special Adhesives The Battle Creek manufacturer Prints and a solid beige which are the Very Best cracked walls... use Tru-Bilt and be R K waxes. Occesional waxing with a says his system is especially well in — with current decorating | safe! 
solvent-type cleaning wax will rei( W. rk Ti suited for houses with hot-water ‘rends. 
move surface grime and replace ut 0 ’ ime heating, which do not have heating TRU-BIL BUILDING PRODUCTS CO. 
the top layer of wax. ducts that can be converted to sum- ipe is a quality material 1992 Pontiac Dr., FE 4-9531 ‘i Clay pipe y 
Home builders have found timer cooling. Air circulation alsc|— its performance is guaranteed 
Preparing New Brush plywood or hardboard underlay-|keeps basements dry. \for 75 years. Near Telegroph and Orchard Loke Rds.     ments for resilient floor coverings | ——————————-- RON OY OE LR Te PMG MEL OEE OE SS ED EO CELIO Ook RTE : mr naan server: : 
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work the best when they are glued 
and ‘? floor joists. This prevents future | 
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Higa rawan omens oor || NEW Today in JUDAH LAKE ESTATES 3 d 4 BE it. This removes loose bristles Tecommended by the manufacturer ' 
an which are found in the best of of the material to be glued. Half 
the number of nails can be saved, ‘ ey ote hi > % ny ie Be etary got % ee” t- . 
FEATURING — er eemate, when, fastening dr EE ees } wall to wall studs if the adhesive Rp , Soe eet we Fes 
snatmwee sede Dep | BUY A GIANT HOME | especialy made for wallboard is as \ Baye ‘hes - 
STOVE & OVEN 8 LARGE ROOMS used. a 
Complete With Lot 
Conventional Mortgage 1200 Sq. Pr. of Living Ares © 1% Bethe faces with a calking gun,. 
  
          
  * PANELED DINING ROOM MODEL AT ¢ Face Brick’ S Lew Taxes | used only every 16 inches to hold the pane] firmly in place while the | 
# CARPETING AND MANY 2345 Watkins Lake Rd. glue sets. This saves not “only the OTHERS 12-8 Daily, 10-8 Sat. and Sun. commsT® $12,990 | | labor time needed for driving nails. | 
1| $540 Down, $88 per Month | }/2Ut also the costly labor involved . in hiding the nails and nail holes. 
" Even exterior siding which dou- 
W. W. ROSS HOMES, Inc. | fight outs Clinton. River Ra. to $0 [ibles as sheathing can be glued into| nae eh meee Caen te The fewer nails driven! 
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PRES. SR SP See the Completely New 
“FAIRWOOD” 
NOW... RAINBOW LAKE WATERFORD’S NEWEST RESIDENTIAL AREA 
Adjoining Westridge of Waterford eprenmeneyia: 8 ~ 
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b MODERATE PRICE RANGE! = ‘YOU'LL WANT TO SEE 1 | |) Aken eeeno IN | MOVES YOU IN ' ea 3 and 4 Bedroom | ; FEATURE OF THIS Not $1 More to Pay | Not $1 More to Pay SS pty. as Brick Homes i : raeanneae 48'x24' S79 ree, | S78 ree This Home Located On Olympicc Parkway, Complete with Lot, $22,900 ONLY 2 BLOCKS to BOTH MONTH MONTH . ; . PUBLIC and PAROCHIAL Beautifully Designed, Custom Built RANCH HOME Includes: Includes: 
| Vi e PRINCIPAL, INTEREST, PRINCIPAL, INTEREST, 
4 = INSURANCE, TAXES INSURANCE, TAXES MODELS OPEN 
SUNDAY 
1-6 P.M.   
  3 Miles North of Pontiac 
on Joslyn Road 
DLORAH BUILDING CO. FE 29122 This Home Located On Olympic Parkway, Complete with Lot, $23,300 
East off Airport Road, north of Williams Lake Road, on Olympic Parkway 
F. W. HELTMAN auivoer 
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         HELTMAN and PAULY 
Exclusive Devejopers of Rainbow. Lake         
             
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959 SEVENTEEN 
Complete Remodeling Service! Simple Design   
       
' DO If NOW! REMODEL © ADDITIONS © NEW KITCHENS   
     
not too pretty, but lay up easily, 
      
  FORMICA ALTERATIONS REC, ROOMS Cut or a gives a 
: pine would brick, ty to keep the NOthing. Down — FHA - 6 Yrs. to Pay!   
    SAVE NOW! SPECIAL PRICES! Cuts Cabin-Cost ALUMINUM. SIDING | | round stones. They're too hafd to 
  WE BUILD CUSTOM HOMES |   Summer homes need ‘not be elab-   
           
     SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS — FHA. FINANCING o U - , orate, lumber association housing se ready-mix mortar or mix 
“All Work by Qualified Craftsmen” ‘experts pointed out. Some can be yon ots with one part portland FOR FREE ESTIMATE, CALL : ; |built that are adequate for as little cement to three parts sand. 
PAJARES 5 : as $1,000, especially if the family Cement - lime mortar consists of WAYNE HALL AND WILLIAM POWELL 
FREE ESTIMATES — LICENSED UL 2-4120 can do most of the work. OR 3-88 
    A simple A-frame design using 
lumber available at the neighbor- 
{hood lumber yard is proving most 
O | O'B ° ~~ popular. The frame may be made 
™ \of 2x6 Douglas fir, fastened at the 
n y rien Heating [peek by bolts and anchored at the 
° icorners to the platform. 
in PONTIAC | fi) The floor of the summer home 
lean be inexpensive 2x6 fir laid 
Oo lon a solid foundation and this may 
ers ibe extended in front of the cabin 
oO |}to form a sun deck. The exposed 
\decking should have a slight spac- — 
to General Motors Employees iz to allow water to run off. =|" PERMANENT FIREPLACE — Packaged units of fireplace s The roof and walls of the A- | hardware (A) simplify the building chore. Locate fireplace (B) in 
| frame style summer home are | shady area. Position 4o that prevailing winds blow smoke away 
C0 Hea Sse Lome oe ae | SO. Adds Later Costs 
Q Sere Sa “°*|Handy Man-Chet Will |, ty sum,rtich my be   
        
  
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fit your needs, your budget, and your lot—aend still cost no more, 
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            | or a plan designed for you. 
Don’t Forget—the Only Heating Dealer That Gives The triangle shaped ends of the . ° new home by eliminating roof | 2—Help you with the financing. 
OLDEN RED $eauars ome can be eatiely of cs i RELISH Outdoor Fireplace |euters ena dowespout wil have! $20 yaianepiee ions wi \fir frames. No partitions are re- to be spent sooner or later to add_ anshi d free quired inside, but curtained areas them. The cheapest time to install | . good workmanship and worry ) ‘may separate sleeping areas at| If you do a good deal of cooking; You can, of course, design your|rain gutters and downspout is [mc dealings. 0 BRIEN HEATING & SUPPLY inight which permits opening up out of doors, a permanent fireplace|own unit. Figure on a working | when the house is built, says the! bs s ‘the home into one large room dur-| might well be a good investment./height for your grill somewhere|Roof Drainage Manufacturing In- CKS B = Bildors Authorized Oakland County Distributor jing the day. | Portable units do a fine job, of; between 25 and 32 inches. Below | stitute. ros. 
371 Voorheis Rd. FE 2-2919 The 2x6s can be 18 feet rel but a permanent installa-|the grill is the firebox. If you're) Why a roof drainage system? 5 FE 2-2951 
which will allow an 18-foot wide 
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        see Spaced about four feet apart, and|us not blessed with patios. jwith a grate. structure of the home. During 
|the house can be as.long as desifed| Location is- important in your! If you plan a large fireplace, heavy rains water pours off the 
,within the price limit of the family.|planning. Unlike the portable units,!complete with chimney, you will/¢#ves onto the ground; large pools | Jalou 
CHAIN LINK the outdoor fireplace can't be'have to put in a foundation that/0t water often collect, seep through | . moved, care. . ment. 
Dali ) ¥ jextends below the frost line. A/' ven if this rain water does not? The Perfect Porch or Breezeway Enclosure rousn Kemover Since you'll be running in and lightweight fireplace can be built 
and 00D | out with supplies, determine on a right on top of a “floating” slab—|amage basement contents, it sets] For Added Living Space & Summer Comfort 
| tf C t direct and easy-totravel route to|one that will rise and fall with frost|UP Conditions which may rot out) oO 
FENCES ISN | 1Or Varpels the kitchen. Place the fireplace |heaving without cracking. ae 3 5 DISCOUNT jwith an eye toward drainage! A floating concrete slab should|/" *ddtition, water on the; 
nail polish remover on rugs and| Since this is where your guests reinforced with mesh or steel rods, (20% Prized plants, causes em] Cyt to Size—You Can Assemble in 5 Minutes 
Installed carpets can be disastrous to some|Will congregate, leave plenty of Dig down about four inches before areca Se SNES SH Using Only a Screwdriver of the new synthetic fibers now in/Toom for them and for working. pouring the slab. If drainage is riving or departing guests. fF ...— —e —— Te ed 
me, accing fo. theNeom| Pick shaded cool tH You for ig deser and ‘Hi el Pememen Tum Eur ewe el AWE SBECIAL SAVE [Institute of Rug Cleaning. can, but not one that’s directly difference with layers of cinders mark of the well-dressed home. | ' 
| Unfortunately, NIRC scientists|below low-hanging tree limbs that! or gravel. Be sure ypur builder installs them} 4 Thick—Pre-Hung Aluminum Storm & Screen Doors 
‘say, many housewives assume that|Mmight get scorched, or from which} The slab should be two-to-six|°™ YOUr new home. Schlegel Wool Pile Weather Sealed ' 
F.H.A. TERMS it is the logical thing to use for/bu@s can drop in the food. inches wider all around than the a ne 
vnail polish spills only to find that) The fireplace opening should face dimensions of the fireplace. Better ||t’s Sound Economy Ready for Insta in One Easy Step e it leaves holes in their rugs. Some |into the prevailing wind, not away yet, allow a foot or two in front $ 50 tex—oll 
Free Estimates paint thinners have the same/from it. This will help the fire for standing room. Every building authority admits 29 rdwere included 
~,, effect. To be safe, they say, neither|to burn properly as well as pro-| For fireplaces that are heavy or that it is sound economy for a) 
|should be used on any rug or car-|tect you from smoke. ae ae ee er ee ee ee CASH & CARRY . 
‘pet. METAL PARTS —grill, grate, provide the..slab with concrete|home at the start. Research- 
NORTHWEST FENCE | A simple, inexpensive remedy|jeven an oven—can be purchased walls — footings — extending down |ers point out that (1) rock woo! | Aluminum Windows of All Types—Sliding Glass Doors 
is amyl acetate which can be ob- | separately. \beyond the frost line on all four|insulation pays for itself in lower A Id Alt Al m Co 
FE 8-0018 tained at any drug store. It should) Most manufacturers and dealers sides. This may be to a depth of heating costs, (2) adequate wiring rnoid- ex uminu s , jbe applied to the stain a fewjare happy to provide you with a foot or more. costs less when the builder installs MICHIGAN BRANCH 
idrops at a time and, after several|plans and diagrams of fireplaces) NEW BRICKS are relatively ex-|it, and (3) summer air conditioning] 5445 Dixie Hwy. Phone ORlande 3-6074 Waterferd 
4152 WOODSTOCK ‘minutes, blotted up with clean|that you can build, using. those |pensive: used bricks are cheap but|saves money in clothes cleaning Open Seturdey 8-4 Open Evenings ‘til 6 
  ‘white tissues or terry cloth. readymade cooking units. ‘need cleaning. Concrete blocks are ‘bills. 
  
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$64 
PER MO. 
Includes Principal, 
Inter., Taxes and Insur. 
MOVES YOU IN! SEWERS — WATER — PAVING ALL PAID BY BUILDER 
SHOPPING — TRANSPORTATION — SCHOOLS — CHURCHES 
; 10 MINUTES FROM PONTIAC. CITY HALL 
Models Open @ AUTOMATIC HOT WATER eM. beth ne 
e BRICK FACE @3 BEDROOMS @ NEARLY or ) : eee be eae 
      
              
      
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900 SQ. FT. © FREE CARPETING IN LIVING ROOM, - _ “stamcey__ $ 
DINING ROOM, HALL © LARGE PICTURE WINDOW @ TILE onffas |; fe] 
v IN BATHROOM © LARGE CLOSETS © FORCED AIR HEAT ST SATOwIN 
¢ FORMICA KITCHEN COUNTER: @ ALUMINUM SLIDING WINDOWS FE 5.9001 
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BRICK RANCH =~ Spe) (Compound Keeps 
HOME — 223294 |Concrete in Shape 1370 Sq. Ft. Brick Ranch Home 
with full 11. Block Basement and 
a Large Two-Car Plastered Garage. 
joying your friends and family 
concrete, There is a new flexible 
      —ALL THIS FOR $19,950 ON YOUR LOT— 
Model Shown by Appointment 
_E.J. DUNLAP “FE 81198     FE 5-7471 o Ne Dewa Payment «36 Months te Pey 
o First Peyment in july 
      
  
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WPT CEE E Res ss 
   SPACE QUEEN — This is a companion home Pentiae Press Phote be 
to the Space King and is offered in the same sub- inum windows. There are paved streets and With safety in fish pools and 
division near Lotus Lake, with privileges on the storm sewers in the area. Prices of these homes 
lake and on a beach lot. Like the Space King, start at $10,990. The house is open for inspection 
this house has full fiberglas insulation and alum- daily. ’    
  NO MONEY DOWN AND UP TO 
=e | 36 MONTHS TO PAY! ON BRAND NEW To apply it, all you need is 
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Start Basement Room sae Ect ote eet at least one staple every six \can then be painted with rubber 
With Insulation eet seb heen oe nora at unbroken insulation and vapor | If lime deposits from hard water, CABINET SPECIALTIES 4880 W. HURON ST. 
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WAT ey | Beauty is only skin deep, And a; goes scudding across it in a cold | barrier seal. have discolored your sink | BUILT TO oe HOME 
| basement dressed up as a recrea-| draft. After insulation has been in-\Memove them with water softener, P —— HEATE ition room may underscore this| Fortunately. loss of heat, drafts|stalled, wall paneling or gypsum rinsing thoroughly. | NATURAL WOOD — PREFINISHED — OR OF FORMICA 
  
  
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Formica Counter Tops     CONNECTED TO A point. and chill walls can be eliminated|board can be nailed to the walls. 
DETROIT EDISON LINE Careful planning, tasteful deco|with insulation which can be in-| 4 further advantage of insulating) LAKEWOOD VILLAGE ration and fine furniture will bei stalled by the home owner. | basement walls is that it reduces] CHOICE BUILDING SITES   
      
      
   
                     
  
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} ng in thick should be stapled between! been waterproofed, moisture often You can now buy s brand new Electric months. | Model Homes Available FREE ESTIMATES OR 3-0600 Water Heater for no money down | : . standard 2 x 4 studs fixed to the|/condenses on them when warm air oon. agg Highland Ré. (M-80) 
= Se Se ee © Heating engineers point out that) rete or cinderblock wall from| touches the cold concrete or cinder-' ‘ on 9, Detroit Edison line. This is NOT “[ beat always flows toward a cold floor to ceili block | A Cole & Easlick Development 
your present mortgage. re are no gim- space. In a basement, heat flows S AL : eee   
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Bests, ‘var ‘oltiog dows, Belasce fa'36, |} to the coldest level of the concrete| months or cinder block wall—usually at the| WHY NOT ORDER YOURS NOW! frost line two or three feet below)     As Low As $4 per Month grade. This means rapid loss of} 
Complete REMODELING and REPAIR SERVICE heat, constantly cold walls and convection drafts FHA Financing Available 
EAMES & BROWN, Ine. | » cold walls and can bo danger 
55 East Pike St. FE 3-7195 cold alr ts tes     
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JO 6-4671    2260 DIXIE HWY.—NORTH OF TELEGRAPH RD.—PONTIAC , Pealty>s ima. 
     
    
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SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959 NINETEEN 
-|Vinyl Coats Aluminum 
+ |for improved Siding 
A completely new type of vinyl ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS,   
  
     
   A besutitul new brick home 
in Highland Estates — Waterford 
$13,500 BERT L. SMOKLER & Co, 
Model Phene: OR 38-4911 
BUILDERS’ SPECIALTIES ~|Dirt and Stains on Stone 
Will Yield to Scrubbing 
Accumulated dirt and stains on|water according to directions on F Second Grade 
Maple Floor 
Is First Rate      
       
    
       crazing for as long as 10 years. ADDS VALUE — PROTECTION The siding panels, which come in| 10-foot lengths with a full eight-)     
          
SLIP SEAL SEWER PIPE | 
HEATHLATOR FIREPLACES 
WATERPROOFING Second Grade maple is light- 
toned and modern, Appearance is 
not sacrificed because careful at- 
tention is given to the rule inter- 
‘pretation, so that an attractive 
land distinctive floor will result . e 
: . \from its use. ; 
| Considering present day building 
costs, it should be remembered 
ithat Second Grade maple flooring 
COAL & SUPPLY CO jean be laid at substantial savings 
\to property owners. It is a splendid 
140 N. Cass Ave. choice for all rooms in the modern 
FE 5-8163 home, gymnasiums and ballrooms, 
as well as in industrial, commer- 
—— cial, and public buildings. 
       
  ithe highest in s grading 
| practice. 
camene cay | Actually, Secend Grade hard-, 
wood flooring can be safely 
FIRE BRICK specified without any loss of qual- 
METAL CULVERTS lity. It is endorsed by many author- 
CULVERTS ities — architecs, engineers, con- 
GLASS BLOCK tractors and builders. 
AREA WALLS * * * 
METAL LATH | Second Grade Northern hard ma- 
CALCIUM CHLORIDE ‘ple flooring, for instance, is pre- 
® SILICA SAND ‘ferred at times over First Grade 
CEMENT AND MORTAR j because of its pleasingly varied 
PLASTERS colorations and interesting grain 
ROCK LATH |patterns, These attractive features 
tend to give the floor’ more pro- 
CEMENT COLORS nounced character, in the opinion 
SILCONITE ‘of many interior decorators. 
= chair, and even the dog slunk out! SPACE KING — Over 1,500 square feet of 
living space is contained in this tri-level home in 
Lotus Lake subdivision. In addition to the living 
room, kitchen and three bedrooms there is a 
17 by 11 grade level room at the right of the 
front door. This has a variety of uses. The at-   tached double garage may be had for an addi- 
tional sum. Known as the Space King, this home 
is built on a 75 by 150 foot lot. It is priced at 
$13,990 with $290 down and 30 year FHA terms. 
Carlo Construction Company did the building, 
Slavik Realty, Inc. is handling the sales. : inch exposed surface, are available | 
      To Any Home j=. L777, 
(Pet. Pend.) 
Pre-Fabricated hides nail heads. Awning? and | 
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to Furniture Check Up Spring cleaning isn't what it used | 
jto be. Carpets were yanked up. |, the = f if —- — 
| Papa ~— so the comic strips said |e whispers . se posal 
j— was yenhed ‘hom he rings) OS of a trout stream can be       
ROY ANNETT, Inc. Realtors 
28 E. Huron St. Ph. FE 8-0466 
COMPLETE REALTY SERVICE 
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atio Stones 24° x24" 16"x16" 12°x24" | 16°32" 
$1.20 | 60¢ | 70+ | $1.35 Smooth Finish—Choice of 6 Colors—Factory to You 
SPASH 
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All A-1 Rustic 
Pienic Tables en brush and broom. lof the h to wait for quieter |2/most overwhelming at this time 
_—_ lof the year. But, unfortunately, 
| se spring also brings with it some 
I. Today bo pene ap ie ae house very important chores about the 
_= - 7 hj — eT house, the neglect of which can re- 
can do a "then thorough job sould (Sut in many future headaches and frequently n her mother cou ‘repair bills. 
; gp, | Some of the chores one would 
Still irs : = aaa e de in |Tather forget but shouldn't are out- 
Say-to , yo weekly a eae Re.| lined in an article in the May issue 
|pair takes a concentrated effort |" * home "a fae the job of 
and know-how. Here are four com-| = 
domestic tragedies and ways giving your heating system a once- a 1 with the e ¥5\over so it won't deteriorate during 
|to deal wi - the warm weather. Using a long 
VARNISH TURNED WHITE by handled brush clean soot and dust 
|hot water or hot dishes, Rub light-|from the inside of the unit and 
ly with flannel dampened with spir-|the smokepipe. 
its of campher or essence of pep-| Fill the boilers to the top with 
permint. Varnish will be tempor-| water to prevent rust formation 
arily softened. Let it dry, then rub’ during its period of. disuse. The 
| it smooth. Apply wax furniture) water and sludge should also be 
polish. | pumped out of the fuel-oil storage 
WHITE SPOTS ON WAX FIN.-| tank and that tank should be 
: 4+,| filled with off to prevent con- ISH. Remove by sponging with 
turpentine. Apply fresh wax when! densation during the summer. 
fumes evaporate. A check of the gutters is the next 
; 7 >. order of business. Be sure they are DENTS IN FURNITURE. Wet °' they itched toward the open into 
‘with warm water, Rol] brown pa-| a ing 1 Apply First Aid Resist Spring Fever, 
|per, soak in warm water and lay the leader or downspout and do 
not sag. Clean them thoroughly 
    on House 
the masonry between the ground! 
and house woodwork should be ex- 
amined for signs of smal] tunnels. 
If the tunnels are there it’s a sure 
sign that termites are at work. 
These are some of the spring 
chores necessary to mainaining a 
safe and sound home. And these 
spring . activities, although they 
can't hold a candle to golfing or 
fishing, may be more rewarding in 
the long run in terms of maney 
saved and a safe and sound home.     
    
Flatter Yourself 
With House Colors 
Is your setting right for you?) 
There is no additional expense | 
involved in choosing colors for 
your home decor, which are flat- 
tering to your type and personality, 
Nowadays women wear the colors 
in their home as proudly as they 
wear their clothes. 
For a blonde, a good combination)      
   
     
   
   
is found in pale blue walls with | 
variations of red to pale pink in) 
the furnishings. A brunette might} 
do well to choose a purplish blue 
for her basic background with) 
russet and chartreuse accents. 
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PLYWOOD PANELS | » 
Place Your Fence Now and 
       
     
        
        
  60 Ditferent Colors 
and Textures to 
    
      
       
    
    
    
          
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See Us First _ Enj_y It All Summer Long! 
B...IN STOCK FOR Home owners prefer PANEL WEAVE Fence because it's so 
IMMEDIATE ar lia it adds a lot of looks and value to your 
DELIVERY 
F. J. POOLE CO. HARDWARE—LUMBER—BLDG. SUPPLIES 
151 Oakland Ave. FE 4-1604 BOICE BUILDERS’ SUPPLY 
@ Block @ Concrete @ Brick 
545 8. Telegraph Rd. . FE 56186        
        
     
     
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7 MIRACLE HOME IN THE PLAYGROUND OF THE LAKES 
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    — dent. Apply “= (not) and cover with a wire mesh or hot) iron until] moisture evaporates. | tented gutter guards 
Repeat if dents do not disappear.) : 
| DEEP FURNITURE SCRATCH-|SEPTIC TANK 
ES. Remove loose splinters. Work} If your house sewer system is 
stain into crack with fine brush.|connected to a septic tank, the 
Stain darkens ‘with time so use ajtank should be inspected to see 
stain slightly lighter than surround-|if a cleaning is necessary. Con- for the 
ing wood. With a fine brush fill the |trary to popular belief all solid} tor Your Personality.” 
scratch with white shellac, being|matter flowing into the tank is not 
careful not to allow shellac to over-/transformed into a liquid state. 
‘lap edges of scratch. Some temains as sludge and when| Keep Putty Handy 
the depth of this is equal to one Cheice of Colers 
1.95 | 
“concazTe WASTE BURNERS .......$19.95 
LARGE SELECTION OF OUTDOOR FIREPLACE UNITS 
Trellis—Peragolas—Bird Baths—Lawn Ornaments 
Patio Furniture—Picket Fencing—Red Wood Flower Boxes 17° Sizes & Widths 
  your name 
      
  
       
  
1728 SQ. FT. SPLIT LEVEL WE TAKE TRADE-INS       
          
          
    
         
  ROGER A. AUTHIER CO. | When wood is used for trusses, half the total height of the tank, it] It's a good idea to keep a wad 8 Rooms, 112 Baths, 3 Bedrooms..................$15,500 
open a7e Mighlond Read (M-59) at T Road el tiresiec amit ee Bat Wn we a i 9 Rooms, 1/2 Baths, 4 Bedrooms.................. 15,700 ™ eee ee 34825 J pound than steel. | smeneh on the list for springtime | ginning to crumble away from a 9 Rooms, 1/2 Baths, 5 Bedrooms............... ... 15,900 ee a = meme) PO window sash, you can remedy it   
      | mites. The termite worker, who 
| does the real damage can’t stand 
| exposure fo light and is there- 
| fore hard to catch at work, On 
the other hand, the termite re- 
| productive, often mistaken for a 
flying ant, will be seen flying FEATURES INCLUDED AT NO EXTRA COST 
@ 92x130-Ft. Lot, Paved Street @ 23'4"x11'4" Family Room 
@ 23'4"x11'4” Living Room @ Tile Features @ Ges Heat @ Oak Floors @ Formica Kitchen @ Paved Driveway @ Schools and Nearby 
$700 DOWN PAYMENT — FHA TERMS OPTIONAL GARAGE AND F IREPLACE DIRECTIONS—Northwestern Hwy. R. on Orchard Lake Rd. L. on W. Maple. R. on Haggerty Rd. to Pontiac Trail. L. % Mile to Model             
   
    at once by filling the space with 
fresh putty. 
SEE US FIRST for Land Contracts—Real Estate— | Bb, Insurance—lnvestments—                 
      
              
   HOR OR OO Ok ok OO ok a a oe og OK 
  _ Mom in ovarms on warm 1 DAWSON & WATSON MULTI-LAKES REALTY 
This doesn’t mean the house is ree, ph, See pews MODEL MA 4-1029 MA 4-1578 PM" 
  infested, but it does indicate that   
  
  
RECREATION ROOMS 
FOUNDATIONS 
ATTIC ROOMS 
ADDITIONS @ PIERS 
Bathrooms @ Kitchens 
Plastering ® Roofing 
SIDING @ GUTTERS 
Violations Corrected 
PORCHES Built, Screened, Enclosed or Converted 
to a Year-Round Room with Jalousies. 
ALTERATIONS ALL WORK GUARANTEED 
FHA Terms—5 to 7 Years to Pay   ! 
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    ML =sCVETS! GET THIS BIG 1528 SQ. FOOT HOME Rea (Attractive financing for civilians also available)   
          
BE NEW ip Wordedil Willowbrook! FACE BRICK, 3 BEDROOMS, 1/2 BATHS 
LARGE FAMILY KITCHEN, WITH SLIDING WINDOW WALL, 
BUILT-IN G.£. OVEN and RANGE, Master Bath with VANITY 
Tremendous Value! You MUST See Our Fabulous 
4-BEDROOM BRICK RANCH HOMES 
at only $17,950   
   FE 4.2575 Call Daily ‘til 9 P.M. 
Sunday | to 4 P. M. Reverse Charges from Toll Areas     bttebcl willowbrook village 
Personalized Service From The Builder and Developer 
PHONE ‘DI 1-1500    
    
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959 a_i ian | 2 gee of i de i ie 
  
seneerta Care Prevents 
Mower Harm   
  
        = CA...then Power lawn mower accidents 
"| add Modern \showed a sharp decline in mowing 
. er mishaps last summer as compared 
| Air Conditioning witn previous —. Whether 
this means an even er mowing) 
(BB when you wish season is at hand depends on the! 
——— }   operator. 
| Robert E. Schuler, a sales man-; 
ager for Lawn Boy, explains it! 
this way: Dowagiac furnaces are rug- 
gedly built (Protected by a 
Lifetime Warranty) and de- 
signed for the addition of 
air conditioning when fur- 
nace is installed or later. 
Call us for estimate most important single factor con- 
sidered by designers and engi-| 
neers. In addition, the industry in 
general is succeeding in educating} 
the consumer in proper, efficient) 
and safe use of their power. mow-) 
ers   
* * * 
| By knowing his power mower, 
the home gardener understands 
| the ‘‘do’s” and “don'ts” of oper- | 
y | ation. Engineers suggest home | 
BRYA gardeners: 
Read the operator’s instruction 
|manual completely. | 
Examine the power mower for jowagiac 
Heating and Sheet Metal 
Contractor safety and operating instructions) 
printed on the housing or shroud.) 
351 N. Pappock ST. Alsp, keep fuel in a safe place) “The* operational safety is the) ¢     
  
  CLAMPS — Clamps are the handy man’s best friend when 
he tackles gluing jobs. Begin your collection with “C’ clamps. 
_———_—_—_ 
Prefabricated Windows 
Aid Novice Handyman     a 
  
WHEN YOU HEAT 
Gas and never smoke while fueling! Time,was when the man of the 
the mower. |house was a_ sidewalk superin- 
» * * |tendent. But no more. 
When starting a mower, make | Now he can build that enclosed 
sure your foot is placed firmly | porch Mother wants, with the aid 
on the top of the housing so that |of a friend and new window and 
when the starter-rope is pulled, | wall components. 
the mower remains stationary. | After that there are other little 
When mowing keep in step be- | jobs around the house to do so 
hind the mower. But don’t step he can earn his diploma as a 
too closely to the rear of the | master do-it-yourselfer. if the entire porch is to be, 
enclosed with windows, the units, 
are simply nailed together in rows. | 
These new units bring porch en-; 
closures and other remodeling 
projects within the skills of the | 
do-it-yourselfer by tliminating the 
need for rough framing. | 
They are available in six sizes 
48 inches wide. There is one 
component 32 inches wide. All fit 
    housing. 
* * *x | 
A yard free of loose articles, | 
stones and debris cuts down on 
damage to the mower and inju-! 
‘ries from flying gbjects. 
A final warning: Never attempt) 
iservice or remove any object from) 
the power mower while it's run-| 
ning, Turn it off. | 
And disconnect the sparkplug) 
wire. you're really wth The best 
in modern fuels deserves the 
best. in modern equipment 
Play safe, Be sure. 
HEATING 
EQUIPMENT   
‘Has Practical Uses 
Many families have discovered 
that an old-fashioned Dutch-style 
door has many advantages. Among 
the most important of these is 
that the top half of the door can 
be opened for ventilation while the 
bottom half stays closed to keep 
children and pets inside. 
Dutch-style doors of ponderosa 
pine are available in stock frorn 
building material dealers, or can 
\be made by the home handyman 
from a stock panel door sawed 
in half. Otto A. Trzos 3101 Orchard Lake Rd. 
Keego Harbor 
Eves. and Sun. FE 2-0278 
Call MA 6-6247 The unit consists of windows 
of ponderosa pine, factory joined 
with enough framing members to 
make a complete, load-bearing 
wall section. 
All the handy man has to do 
is nai] the unit to a floor plate, 
or directly to the porch floor, and 
to a ceiling header. into the regular 16-inch stud 
system that is typical of frame | 
construction. = i 
Windows themselves range in| 
sizes from picture windows six feet! 
high to “privacy” windows 30 
inches high. 
Pick Wall Colors 
Before Any Other   
  
Safe Plumbing Attractive Dutch Door | Is Vital to 
| , It’s all very well to mix colors 
7 in decorating your room. How-| Nation's Health |i 2eccrating your room. | How: 
lthree colors are enough. Choose Scientific treatment of raw water | . ‘for domestic use has become colors for walls and floor coverings 
| very important and very essential | st. because there are the big-| 
\function in American cities, but|/Sest areas of color. 
such treatment can be rendered| __ x * 
ineffective by improper piping con-| Light painted walls always con- | 
| nections anywhere along the pip-'trast well with dark floor cover- | 
|ing system, the Bureau points out. ings. Your third color can be! 
| Every plumbing fixture in a bright for accent, and sparingly | 
home or other type of building is| used. | 
|\the end of the water supply and| x e& 
|\the beginning of the sewage or) Off white walls and stark white | 
waste system. lceiling might have a room’ with| 
Because many dangerous germs dark-stained polished floors, and|   
  
  
50th ANNIVERSARY YEAR 
SERVING MICHIGAN WITH DEPENDABILITY AND 
QUALITY PRODUCTS SINCE 1908 
Call Us for All Your 
CONCRETE NEEDS CURBS — DRIVEWAYS — WALKS — WALLS 
Concrete Pipe—Sand—Gravel—Mortar—Brick 
Building and Mason Supplies 
CATSMAN COMPANY 339 S$. Paddock St. FE 2-0283     ‘live and thrive in polluted water,'two or three warm-hued Oriental | 
it is vital to the protection of health|rugs. The rose and _ turquoise 
‘that there be no opportuniy for showing in the rugs could inspire’ 
waste water to intermingle with the use of these colors in hangings 
pure water as it comes from the and upholstery, 
mains. 
Innocent appearing cross- con- 
nections between the domestic 
| water supply lines and the waste 
| lines can be potentially danger- 
' ous. It ts for this reason that the   
Foil the Kids? | | 
Keep children from locking! 
themselves in the bathroom or} 
other rooms with a cleverly de- 
Preity moter taco important, /signed rubber shield made out of | am — an old inner tube. Cut a strip of | 
Making safe plumbing installa-| rubber from the tube long enough 
tions is the business of the plumb-/to stretch from knob to knob. It 
ing contractor who holds a city OF) will cover the latch and keep the 
state license which certifies that|/door from clicking shut. Cut a hole} 
    
vise plumbing installations. can be fitted over both knobs.   
    he is qualified to make and super-|in each end of the strip so that i 
  
Ist Subdivision Sold Out— 
PRICED FROM °14,000 
@ GARBAGE DISPOSAL 
@ PAVED STREETS 
@ CITY SEWER G WATER 
@ DROP VESTIBULE 
@ FORMICA COUNTER TOPS 
@ LOW TAXES 
@ SPACIOUS CLOSETS 
@ CITY SIDEWALKS 
@ 60-FT. OR LARGER LOTS 
@ PAVED SIDE DRIVE 
@ CERAMIC TILE 
@ SLIDING GLASS DOORS 
@ ALUMINUM WINDOWS 
@ LARGE FAMILY KITCHEN Vets ROCHESTER MEADOWS FACE BRICK 3-BEDROOM HOME WITH FULL BASEMENT 
Qn SUBDIVISION OPEN    ‘NOW 
The 3-Bedroom Ranch style home of face brick with full base- 
ment is the most wanted home in the country! Proof again! } 
Our first subdivision has been sold completely! However, we 
have acquired land for a second subdivission right adjacent to 
the first, -in the lovely village of Rochester. Located in rolling 
hills with good schools, roads, parks, lakes, recreation and 
shipping facilities all nearby. See it this weekend.   
MOVES FHA 
$QQ “a +250 | IN Plus Cost 
  
   
        
      Lecation ts 
Convenient to 
‘General Motors | 
5 Chrysler Missile 
white ‘iimeeaes a | WALTON Oshlond | 
eo) ge) WiAbe . Of 
REAL ESTATE ROCHESTER       | 
  
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56€0 DIXIE HIGHWAY g 
WATERFORD ees ROCHESTER ¥ Phone OL 1-8401 
S Built b AUBURN (4-$9) *| UTHA—» 
uut by 
ROVAL 
: OAK DOREEN Builders | 
ae oe eee eee ee ee ee ee ee eS ae a ee ee en eee eer Moe ne ry a yeee on tS a a ON Condition of Roof Can 
Downgrade Your House 
to a 
roof: 
  some of the things that can happen 
house with an old, shabby terial, exposing the house and its 
contents to costly water damage 
from deluging rains following the 
gale. 
3. Fire can start in flammable 
roofing material, especially ‘when 
it has been dried for years by the 
sun. Sparks from a dirty or de- 
fective chimney or nearby bonfire 
or a flaming brand from a neigh- 
boring house on fire are threats. 
4. Last, but far from least, a 
shabby, worn roof can kill a 
sale, 
* x &: 
  2. A severe windstorm can rip now. If it’s getting along in years, |f   off the old, weakened roofing ma- give some thought to calling in 
a roofing contractor for an esti- 
mate on a new roof. Consider 
asphalt shingles in a color your 
family will like because they are 
fire resistant. 
  
A strip of asphalt roll roofing 
keeps rain and snow off ireplace 
logs stored in the open.   
  
So give your roof an‘ inspection SEE NEW HOMES IN 
Goodrich Farms 
Subdivision Off Sashabaw Rd., Drayten Pisins 
WILSHIRE CONST. CO. LI 9-4474 
        
NOW... for Far Less...   
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Including 
Cement 
    
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AOS = VE! 
  
   ADDITION S 
  
Operators on Duty 
24 Hours a Day. 
  INTERIOR 
BI EXTERIOR 4   
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GALLON BOYDELL OUTSIDE 
HOUSE PAINT $998 OVER 150 CUSTOM COLORS 
GALLONS BOYDELL INTERIOR 
LATEX PAINT 2 100 CUSTOM COLORS 
2 GALLONS: FOR 
GALLONS BOYDELL INTERIOR 
FLAT WHITE $59 3 GALLONS FOR BIG B 
a@ QUALITY PAINT event the smart shopper can’t afford te 
This Nationally Advertised 1st quality 
Take advantage of this “Lucky Purchase” opportunity FHA — 60 MONTHS TO PAY 
NO MONEY DOWN - 
       paint usually sells for 
  
| OPEN SUNDAY 10 to 2 |   
| COLONIAL Lumber Co. 7374 Highland Rd. Cash. and Carry 
. (M-59 and Williams Leke Rd.) OR 4-9317 
    
   
     
         
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92 W. HURON—PONTIAC 
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959 . TWENTY-ONE 
Nature Gives Clue — ATTENTION BUILDERS! 
to Color Schemes I las iiaaoaell 
A city-dweller with a flare for| Sliding Glass DOORS       
Ready Home 
for Big Drip 
Is your home ready for the “big 
drip?” 
No, we're not talkirig about an decorating revealed recently her, 
formula for choosing the colors| 
{which decorate her home's inte-| 
irior, ‘I just refer to the flowers 
| with which Nature has provided! 
extended visit from some boring jus,” she told a questioner. She had | 
‘ relative or acquaintance. We mean| [ aoe” <3 used a cae ity oe cf nag 
SOFPTENS the : drops tion guiding her room r. | 
as oral ne an digpes BEAUTIFUL BUT SOUND — This one-story fun, leisure and color into your home. It has “The white of the flower wes 
> REGENERATE) maae house utilizes unique ideas for practical living three bedrooms, 1’ baths. jused for the ceiling,”’ she said. The 
rival of wash-and-wear clothing, | along with some unusual features to put more ‘pale green of the stem for the which last year accounted for'| }paint on the walls and woodwork.   
     
        
    
  
    
  
  
        
      
  
        
  
          
              
    
    
  
    
  
                
          
  estimated sales of $1.4 billion. 1: Deep green of the leaves supplied 
According to one manufacturer the color for the carpeting. Pale 
of the material, 20 to 25 per cent yellow of the upholstery and dra- 
ee ran lll me -wear. e Bee amc * est center 
suits, there will be more wash-and- oh: press PLAY: the lily.” ° ¥ 
_eur lingerie, shirts, skirts, blous- : fae F acl BR White Venetian blinds at the 
ma Pies 8 suits, sweaters and . fF tJowe windows and antiqued white furni- | 
: : 2] Geopee ture completed what has proved a . ales your laundry: ts prop Rf ance 'a |) WKITCH. rar mest soothing and satisfactory .1-| @ Made by TRIMVIEW of California 
equipped, may find that oe anne silos , or plan. | 
ae caueene ek teres Pee maura isos at | © ALODINE FINISHED ALUMINUM 
H. H. STANTON idles 0 cute Des te ae aes 1 poems Ice Replaces Jacks © SCHLEGEL WOODPILE LEATHER STRIPPING : partly erased by no fe 
Heating & Plumbing having a convenient place tor “ Darmas ati ae Pe es ey ee © SINGLE GLAZED OR INSULATED GLASS Contractor wash-end- og mabe _Y Went weighty object flush to a floor, | 
: ay Ue fa cee ee CP oe — irr insert blocks of ice before re- © EASY INSTALLATION BY YOU OR US 
103 State FE 5+1683) ceramic tite on the floor of your/ 2} Sean's ant ucomary, fe Call Distributors FE 2-0252 : _ | drip-dry area would be an ideal < BASES EAE as object settles even! - aS: y into 
roe Pega ae cra | West Detroit Glass 7 ; o 4] carace J O'S 2! hina Lumbe | of PONTIAC 
A ceramic tile floor with a drain| ood 18.208 Stretching Lumber | 
to handle excessive dripping would * sy = A New Orleans company, Hig-/] 7!5 Avburn Avenue - Pontiac 
|have a four-fold advantage: oy gins Industries, Inc., has devel-| 
(1) Ceramic tile is impervious Pee = $ manne an oped a machine for stretching lum. | 
to water, and, therefore, seay i ndenlarny WE ber. The process irf no way affects | DEALERSHIPS OPEN 
cannot be damaged by ; 8 %57 va! ithe strength or durability of wood, | 
j this kind of use. | spokesmen for the firm report. 
(2) Ceramic tile is easily FLOOR PLAN — Upper foyer serves as the garden is visible from foyer, hall, main bedroom | — —— ——— 
| cleaned, so that your drip- hub to all major rooms. Note that the interior and dining room. 
dry area can be used for . 
othe d T purposes. tance provides for a sweeping vista | 
| ©) Ceramic ti « Built-in Garden B if i (3) — oe ae ee ul t-] alr e eaull IES visible from the living room only! i eae “_s protect i “in . jfifty feet away, It’s an impressive 
jkind of house that your visitors) 
nay sages ond core (-Factical Ranch Home — tt sm ta oe, “een | . . ] . yet is de- | so that it-will fit right into ‘ lsigned for practicality 
any room. ; Most home buyers desire space The dining room opens directly) The exterior bears this out. So, it looks as though the “big ariel 7 Ga sae olde unin en | lérip’” is ing to } to for : aanp-sin —— pagent byes ames — terrace whl on Ser ci o ~ tt Fogel | 
— large sliding glass doors. Out here! iarge nine-light window surround- PEDY-BILT ysstitis'at tat 
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the reception, it can be a welcome) ‘ garden intolyou can have a barbecue grille! ‘ —i a Es. 4 
bast visit indeed. the house where it can be enjoyed|that’s convenient to the kitchen. | Seed Geeta eee | © Block © Brick © Frame Bisears ~ ee S $750 STAYS . It’s the answer for outdoor fun ae FR —e LONGER! gal. WHITER! St t N d vg piper — planjat home — yet this and the other a. eae — te of | eee. Fe 
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BROWN BROS. ate Name oe 8 meer eee ae) emuCae Slay cammiebe) poms) ee ae eed a building garages | — COMPLETE MODERNIZATION PROGRAM 704 W. Huren FE 8-9311 in Forecast of ‘main foyer, hall, is bl oa pose is provided, inciden- |. 44 shingles and vertical wood price in ©@ Recreation Reems @ Breeseways @ Perches @ Roofing @ Siding 
= ama an and dining room. There's a walled- y, for oo the a lbatten boards. mind. We have a list ee Free Estimates -FHA TERMS Cement Work 
Buildin Boo in exterior garden also. en from dining terrace. aa The roof features asphalt tions for a good garage we 
/ g m side you'll have an efficient “U shingles in a light color, but the your dis- s A 
WwW H TOWNSEND It’s one of several unusual fea- | shaped kitclien for easier cook- 100d. shinaies competitive = 
” ‘eustems suner Private and public building and| tures in a home designed for | ing chores. oid ail Ce ecm at om . with no a ° . | it in leisure ‘a - } 
der 65 HI-MILL ORIVE [tal $73 bilion in 1558, according| in the Howse. of the Week seriew |, 7H ™aster bedroom is arranged|the house, where they are readily © geod builder BUILDERS OF FINE GARAGES ; _ Pontiac R-1 to research studies by Building| of distinguished homes, it was [3° 1, spe ut the sctevine canon avaliable, butides, 7722 Austere, Waterford 
ee a Ederal $-0803 = | Supply News—leading building in| = —— ‘The designer has, as in seceral — house eS OR 3-5619 if Ne Answer, Call OR 3-2360 
2 ae ae ae ee previous ows ofthe Werk plana, unre tet of fos are te th e ead mobility Geveuedl cue] While emphasizing beauty, York | again used a planted wall here first floor, with an additional ‘4 
ment, income and plant quai. forgotten a practical oor! eeeeeeeee een: ment recreation room. You must : . : ALUMINUM tures. BSN's editors point out ere —— hill comfortable, : Study Plan Order Coupon - add an additional 235 square | pmea Re ~- ~ 
economic indicators that add up to meee nara 3 Send to The Pontiac Press, ! feet for the garage. Me on a p 
continued increases in the building CENTRAL 8 Pontiac, Mich. # Overall dimensions are 68'8" in , industry. | An upper foyer is the hub around § 8 length and 41°4” in depth, | . 
Gross estimate forecasts for a a major me are lot piEnclooed pm ao in coin 7 f $ ' — ALSO . 1959: Private building total, $35.7 cated. house has three rf lease send ob te € 1 ‘ . 
31” WIDE $9.95 | ition; public building total, $168 rooms, one and a half baths, and Sudy plan, of The Howe of { Donular Tool Comes — | =SaCUSTOM RAILING |° - $ billion; remodeling - modernization |@" unusual kitchen-family room- i , . 1 : a 
40” WIDE 14.95 $20.5 billion. |dining. room arrangement. Infor-'g No stamps accepted. Please § 4 p k f Si | aS F. AY . = 
Free Ectimatce—Any Sise . Forecasts show an over - all mality is emphasized, with the = § do not use sticky tape on coins. “in 0c e iZe : “er Th or a Step in Beauty 
Reaver Tecogiee (AE mete in ok 6 pene sete soi on ses 1 One ot the most popular tots | i. a yt a © © © @ @ @ J} 5-5 Per cent, non-residential gain of fer, you could use a folding door § NAME “~unwe Sp recent chagrin has nigel sur- : . 
1.1 per cent, and a remodeling- to separate the dining room from } H a ieee er lan , @ One-Piece Construction . 
THINKING OF modernization gain of 10 per cent. the family area. 1 BIRERT seccccciscasss electors # tic. One type comes in the shape bd Dependability ’ 99 
PAINTING? gee eacigg aorelgen= a ae ae ase 1 oe ee ee © FHA Specifications 
Ohio, Winois, Michigan ppreciate: \§ CITY......... STATE....... ga plane. The face of thé tool 
| Wisconsin will lead the nation | the outdoor play area from either |! CITY.-....... STATE...---- 9) nareds of individual fine - cut @ Strong Reinforced Casting Get Our Prices First on | in remodeling-modernization with | the kitchen or the family reom. | teeth, with outlets so that the chips @ Avoid Messy installation 
ALUM SIDING $4.89 billion. Indications are that I" The large living room is traffic |° achieve an impression of SPace | clear themselves. | : 
eee ne es 'free since only one wide entrance“ the approach to real ig The latest addition to this'line is) ' Vay 
very mitted FB tes. Sof Greg California show |is provided. This means you'll have | — “la “pocket” version, only five and! Safety Tread Rs 
oy Payment ry Daye. Complete ! the greatest number of housing ample room for furniture group- pletely private with a split bath i. half inches long. Handy for, Free Estimates — We Deliver ! Reduces Slipping . 
Gentes Fee’ point 20k. Gerantss |) Starts tm 1960 with 294,900. ling. ree nas cana (Butting in the pocket of a work’ UP_TO 42 SQ. FT. OF PORCH SPACE tnctefied og, tm Steet 8 Much of the credit for industry} And the raised hearth fireplace/BOTANICAL GARDEN apron or trousers, it can be used sg he weit, Pree 'Eatinsstes Ether Wore” | gains in these areas is attributed,|located toward one corner of the| The focal point of the main foy-Mor trimming doors and windows, | | 
Blent, Gierne<Salousies by building industry leaders, to|room makes it possible.for you tojer is the beautiful, roofed over) sticky drawers, model making and) . 
Oraumeste! Iron in Steck home-selling campaigns that in-|have variations in conversational |interior garden which gives an at-|many other jobs around the house : 
form people of the values gained|groupings. The low entry features|mosphere of a botanical garden. |and shop. . 
J L. VALLELY co by buying now. “Smart people|a flagstone floor and wrought iron|A fish gond and lily pad pool! -Stanley Tools of New Britain,| 6497 Highland Rd. (M-59) OR 3-7715 |- 
: * [build or buy BEFORE a boom!” railings. - against a brick wall in the dis-'Conn. are the manufacturers. : 
“THE OLD RELIABLE PIONEERS” | a concept presented to the build — : 
AUBURN & ROCHESTER ROADS [Jing industry by the editors of . , 
pen OL eezs | iy Set tet FULL LAKE PRIVILEGES 
        
  ne 1) BLOOMFIELD 1400 sq. ft. of living space 
ret renee thc LAKEVIEW Excellent FHA Mortgages available   
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  Completely assembled and finished. Mshogany paneling, tile it Anata, 
isnvename na wes" | bYick* three bedrooms* bath and a half* plus... “There Is No Substitute for Experience” 
atin wisiom) ot family room* farm kitchen*built-ins 
BOB'S BUILDING SERVICE full. basement *2-car garage Open Daily and Sunday 1 to 8 P. M. Phone FE 8-133] 
207 W. MONTCALM furnished by BETTER HOME INTERIORS At the fleshing white light just east of Ockland 
A. Murray’ White FE 4-9544 The Hetsonion Spitdey Corporation has developed over 300 fine subdivisions siden 1914.   
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TWENTY-TWO TITRE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959 OS TS TRG ft Reg OR! ere RB Oe Oe Be) eee ee eee ae 
  
Says Quarles ‘Irreplaceable’ ; 
McElroy Reconsiders Plan to Quit By JACK BELL Jocrats had looked on Quarles od ey = | — sic pe Fred A. Seaton, a former 
; >) 3.\one of the administration officia wi ve an opportunity|assistant deiense ; and 
ne tnatoeers, cuties et a|who had resisted their demands |to ider the matter. | Henry Cabot Lodge, ambassador 
successor for Deputy Secretary of for more spending to close the; Describing .Quarles as ‘“‘really|to the United Nations. 
Defense Donald A. Quarles will missile gap with the Soviets. irreplace ,”’ McElroy said that * *«* * 
be closely scrutinized by Demo-| It had been the impression Of’ fundamentally he favors promot-| Two senators expressed hope 
crats in Congress jthese Democrats that McElroy|ing someone within the Defense|that McElroy will reconsider 
Quarles, 64, died Unexpectedly leaned heavily on the advice of Department instead of going out-|plans to leave the cabinet this Friday in his sleep. Quarles, who technically was side. He indicated an acting) year, : « * A jmore familiar with details of the| deputy may be named for the 
an st any) i Sens. Mike Mansfield (D-Mont). 
: -ati _ defense program than almost any/time being. j Ma ( 
Guiry official had been mentioned ter official and Andrew F. Schoeppel (R-Kan) x * * .“ * * said in separate interviews they 
prominently as a possible replace-   
    | Mentioned in speculation about believe the death of Quarles 
ment for Secretary of Defense! McElroy told reporters Fridayjan eventual replacement for Mc-| makes such a decision by Mc- 
Neil McElroy, who had told Eisen- Quarles’ death ‘‘will have to be Elroy were Gordon Gray, a|Elroy imperative. 
hower he wanted to leave his'another actor in considering what| special presidential assistant for| Quarles will be buried Tuesday 
Pentagon post late this year. \I will do.’ He said it will be anational security affairs; Wilfred in Arlington National Cemetery 
Some of the congressional Dem-'good. many months before the|J, McNeil, the Pentagon's comp-|with military honors. 
troller; retired Gen. Alfred Gruen-| The District of Columbia coro- 
ther, now chairman of the Ameri-|ner has not announced the cause   
    0) Kj Just Another Customer {can Red Cross; Secretary of Inte-!of Quarles’ death. _ 
1,140 US ifs ‘to Little French Lad THE GIRLS By Franklin Folger _ 
| ORLEANS, France ® — A bo BD ar : s 
Given New Gls iboy, about 12 years old, charged 
\through police lines here Friday, 
* ‘yanked open the door of a limou- 
Local Unit Planning sine in an official procession and 
. thrust a bouquet of flowers to 
Week-Long Celebration ward the startled occupant of the 
back seat. ne 8-14 for June “Please lady,’’ he said. ‘‘They’re| 
only 100 francs.” 
Mrs. Charles de Gaulle, accom-} 
panying her husband, the Presi-| 
d recruits in the Pontiac area dent of France, on a tour of: the} 
scaler a So ling April 30. Provinces. relaxed and smilingly| 
during the year ending “pri ,dug into her purse for a 100-franc 
* : > coin—about 20 cents—and took the | 
Figures were released by Mrs. flowers. | 
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  The Greater Pontiac USO Coun- 
cil has announced that 1,140 USO 
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Wilham Dean and James Camp- 
bell. cochairmen of the committee . . 
working with local draftees and Kresge Directors Pick 
en [ed. mice Cunningham Firm Head Plans~ for the coming USO | 
Week, June 8-14, Qave n dis- | 
closed by Irving Ste n, coun- 
cil ¢hairman. DETROIT. #—Harry B. Cunning: | 
ham yesterday was elected presi-| 
jdent and general manager of S:S.! 
                      
  ; ‘Kresge Co. by directors of the 
The week will be climaxed bY retail variety store chain. Cg . — 
a gala celebration and awards Pro | He had been general vice presi- $9 - — went 7 
gram at the Auburn Heights Nike gent since 1957 and succeeded Tits Pa = = ty 
Base on June 14, he said. |Franklin P, Williams, who retired) 5900 
» *« * ‘after 44 years of service with S.S.| . 
Among the distinguished guests Kresge . “I'd just like to see you love MY neighbors. 
expected to be present are Gov. | . 
Williams and Pontiac Mayor Phil- BOARDING HOUSE 
ip Rowston rT . 
Awards will be presented to | sap ally RAER ee ane 
i ivic and t 1 
cco fer Gola te HOW RADIANT YOU-LOOK, MY DEAR/ER,B oy Exiry il pet A A ZECING 
servicemen during the past year. AH, THE ROYAL KENNELS, UNLIMITED, OF BULL PORCU-| EYE DOG 
: WANTS ME 10 FIND A FELLOW SPORTS- ocnairme Vv a ow 
Kay Vedder and Thomas Horvitz | alt MAN 10 PURCHASE CHAMPION CORN- @ IN THOSE#A FINE f THE Members of the committee include | WALLIS AT A HANDSOME COMMISSION, BUT THIS FY FACE @ COULD Capt. Raymond J. Geoffrion, com- | OF COURSE ! T ASSURE YOU THERE'S (5 NO THOSE RENT HIM 
sis, Boninen i Aue eighae A READY MARKET FOR THOROUGH Mf oncr yer 0 THE ? ‘+ BRN BRED ENGLISH BULLS WITH ie FANGS 
  
      James, who pleaded that funds) 
stolen from his union were not 
taxable income, has been convict-| 
ed of evading $562,982 in federal 
income taxes \ 
U.S. Dist. Judge Joseph Sam \ en 41] | ; / , 
Perry found James guilty Friday \ \ CY / nd council] members Fred - 
gard, Charles Tucker, Mrs. Fred) PA THESE HANDSOME LINES/ BACK HET 7 otis C8 Haushalter, Reba Netzler and =F / B 
James Campbell ! GOES. J FOR LATE 
mB \\ re TRIPS | 
Convicts Unionist x! | my & van ; 
of Tax Dodge on | ~ | FX pes \ 
Stolen $562,000 | |\\\IR, Vs Fave et. , 
MRR eA CHICAGO (AP) — Eugene C \ 
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and set Monday for sentencing. | \ a 
James faces a maximum penalty } uly, PYG ~ “Ze | 
of 20 years in prison and a $40.- SN RAT (0 | 
000 fine. | fo \ ~ a ; // 
* * * . ! \ ™ THE The government based its com- i me b a PATIO FOR YOu, plaint on Tncome of $742,285 from = 
1951 through 1954 when James was CORNWALLIS = 
international vice president-secre- 
tary of the now-independent Laun- 
dry, Dry Cleaning and Dyehouse 
Workers Union. James still is sec- | 
retary-treasurer of the union's Lo- | 
cal 46 in Chicago     5-4 © 1959 by NEA ne, TM Rog. US. Pat OF 
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   WELL, COME ON --LET'S NOT CALL FOR 
HIM! I CAN'T TAKE A CHANCE ON 
LOOKING AT THOSE PUPS/ I'D BE 
BORROWIN' FROM MY FOLKS TO BUY GOOD NIGHT, GOLDIE’S 
DONE IT AGAIN/ WHILE 
WE'VE BEEN THINKIN’ OF 
NOTHIN’ BUT BASEBALL, 
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*. HE'S FIGURED OUT AN- ONE AN’ THEN I'D BE-OUT EARNIN’ _Jamtes lawyers told the court OTHER WAY OF TURNIN’ THE MONEY TO PAY 'EM BACK/ 1 
the undect ered? income represent OVER A PROFIT! AIN'T IN ANY HURRY TO BECOME 
et hinds taken from the union, A LABORER TO PROVE HE’S A ra 
hut,they contended a 16 US. Su SUCCESS IN BUSINESS -- A 
    LET'S GO BEFORE HE 
BRINGS ONE OUT s j 
pecme Court decision held that wW™ 
siolen funds were not taxable 
       Judge Perry said, however, that 
n later ruling by the high court | 
held ill-gotten gains were taxable | 
income. 
New: Jersey authorities have 
heen trying to extradite James 
to face embezzlement charges in| 
that state. 
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Most of Europe Ignores | 
14th V-E Anniversary 
LONDON: ‘AP)—The 14th anni- 
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surrendered, were flags displayed. | A : = eee 
They fluttered from buses and : ‘ . SS 
from official buildings. Groups of 4 = _—_—— itt’, 
war veterans laid wreaths on the) At \ a an 
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier un-| Aust der the Arch of Triumph. tes i Pe ee : RA veh 
The U. S. Army in Germany. did = = Seo Vey, nm ee We (at, not celebrate in any way, and OO * ae awe ‘ NA 
there were no observances in 
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AMIABLE... TEMPORARILY! PERMANENT! AND 21D SOCIETY THINK (T OVER! 
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WHY SO MANY BiG Lae") | BEEN MHELPIN’ MY MOM RS, FELLER ?P {7 4 | PEEL ONIONG, 
GRANDMA /       H!,JOE/ COME IN AN’ 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959 ‘TWENTY-THREE 
Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Male 6) Employment Agencies 8A 
Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby. Areas 2cuNavMor | 9 7 | peat aetees  omicsew | BEER | Evelyn 3879 Auburn Rd., Aton Tow ; ae call me 
age 59; beloved husband of Lena Machine Operators 3-6883 4+ pm. Mr. 
Perrell st en 
he announced later by ire — 
Chapel of the Sparks-Oriftin Pu- | Must have minimum of 3 yrs. expe’) @rrs—q-1 MBCHANIC OW GMALL E dwards: _heral Home, Auburn Heights. rience on Browne & ; < engines. No euiaseure apply. vm 
PACE, MAY 7. 1959, BERTHA MAE.) health hospitalisation & one bed YOUNG MAN WANTED TO WORK   . 
  
  
  
    CLARENCE PRUDE JOSEPH FERRELL Rhodes, both ot Flint and Mrv (12 Musket Match 
Service for Clarence Prude, 55,| AVON TOWNSHIP—Joseph Fer-|Nina Reed of Venice, Fla; two ee 
86 Houston St. will be held at re : i , A local Navy recruiter is whoop- 
of : at rell, 59, of 3879 Auburn Rd. was|brothers; a sister, eight grand-|,— ; me thle wethead uit. te 
      
  
        11 a.m. Monday at the William F./dead on arrival at St. Joseph|children and nine great-grandchil- “ RECEPTIONIST to take cash Davis Funeral Home with buriallMercy Hospital, Pontiac early tils| dren. eee ce A eel Man ie mother of bry. Ploy \Gertruce)| Regs Betz rlen A Gecesa| Sertles*esd = sansa Ue ct) fad pe, laa eae in Oak Hill Cemetery. morning following several weeks Again.” ae : Beck “Mesel ‘and. Charles Pace;, “Y* oe) he likes to meet the pub- 
Mr. Frode jes beso a sateen , ee ee h Sg ACS employed mechanic. Funeral arrangements are being Deaths Elsewhere In - fact, Quartermaster 1. C. b great-great grandchild. Puneral urrougns Help Wanted Female 7) — wusi ve single. $178. 
Surviving besides his wife, Fan.|™@de by the Moore Chapel of Ee ete get & ee ha: I pm, from the Sparks: f WEEKLY PAY WHEN REPRE-| RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST for nie, are a son, Clarence Jr. of Sparks-Griffin Funeral Home, Av- MIDLAND \—Char! hal N avy ting Station - help- Griffin Chapel. with interment tn} Corporation ey borg Cosmetics. Spacing 
arles Penhali- the South to rise again as Marlette Cemetery, Marlette, Start at information, PE machine. is in a fadu 
Cleveland, Ohio; five grandcbil-|0U' Heights. Dow Chemical Co. audi ing 3 Mich. Dr. H. H. Savage and Rev. 3.7402 lous, glamorous “big busi- ’ ; gr je} s gen, ica - auditor}, ‘Confederate’ in the Annual Arthie Ganaingham wil ottieiate.| -1402. Sail ; Am oder 
. - d he Atl iD MACHINIST RE- E WOMAN FOR HOUSE- tul Pace will lie in state at t ¢ ALL AROUND & MATUR No fits. 18-38. we 
| not apply with Sg gree yrs leunary. Refs te Pontiac band. Sis. 
PRUDE, MAY 5, 1968, CLARENCE.| {Riteme Rescate Corp, 0480 7. ‘MEET o% Houston St: age 65: beloved! 12 Mile Rd. Birmingham, Puture| BEAUTY OPERATOR in @ nearby movie studio. 
asst Sian trwes on | «ented nearz Welled Lake | O6, Nitlary veal te person | denctiuee © Gunbeenett dear brother of Missour! Turner. cane | ech panen tggy AR Le Tony's Beauty Suop, main Noor) oy calculator experience 
and Seddie Pields: also suvived |_ Write Box 06 P Press.__| ScogkeEePER PREFERABLY Must be attractive end 
7 Wy vag Be - DRIVERS, 25 | with insuranee experience. Com- under 28 years af age. $250. 
ii et iam. from the Willem | CARETAKER HAVE OPENING procedure, tareugh "vial Baleaet STENO for purchasing de- P. Davis Puneral 7 | CARBT ARS oe mently eat. 6-da a! ay dren, and four sisters since 1941, died of a heart attack! Quality atch ¢ ; ’ MRS. CHARLES FREESE ' Qualifying Musket Match at Fort 
Mr. Prude died Tuesday at Pon-| LAPEER — Service for Mrs.\y°%eTday im the Dow Hospital at!tee, Va. tiac General Hospita) after an ill-| Charles (Jennie) Freese, 78, of 25|,rCePort: Texas, the company said) Limpert, who has been with the 
ness of three days. Wilder Rd., will be held at 2:30 today. He was 58. local recruiting staff since last 
p.m. Sunday at Muir Brothers Fu-) SALISBURY land __|September, took his family along 
MRS. ADA WILLIAMS —_{neral Home, Burial will follow in|pichard Chipperfiel a4 “ancient |, et cd the. “Contoder 
The bod Ada Williams, Stiles Cemetery. init eiecon arts wie w ned onfeder- 7 Mrs, wit , eg er of the . who was acy’. last August after attending! who died Thursday at St. Joseph} Mrs. Freese died Thursday at|known as old Mr. Chips, died Fri-| on. of the colorful matches at! Mrs. 
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  Mercy Hospital after a brief ill-| Lapeer County General Hospital,|day. He started in the circus ring : i middieage couple to cére| and monthi ment of a large manu- 
ness, is at the Willam ¥, Davis following a short liness. | |at Sand soon learned most of the the North South Sitti Associ Stee eas tes] Ech, Saale tls ele he| | ESSE ceeoey: see Funeral Home. Surviving are three sons, Hugh/abilities of a circus performer. | +, & pay for extra work, Apt furn | Eopetae: Shorthar vom. "Top z 
Mrs. Williams, 46, of 622 S. San-|and Lavon, both of Flint, and Carl|Chips retired 20 years ago. The : ag a a giving | SABYSITTS im sary, jer © 200 7 
ford St., is survived by three broth.|of Lapeer; three daughters, Mrs.|Chipperfield family has been in| Im full Confederate uniform, | qualifications   
MAY 1, 1959, ADA. 622 ORIVERS WANTED WITH LATE : "4 ; 
WILLIAMS bay On. DRAYTON JUNIOR STENO — For a 
18 Sanford; 46; dear mother w r OR after 7 p.m. bd 
gS wal ity hat| Rebates aay OR pdatryghaaton tg Manan Seheeasie yc Williams will be shipped to Ben- —ornoens. 330 L} or rent . 14 Ww, . pa ps so we 
tonia, Miss, for funeral service| EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE . h 
and interment. Mrs. Williams will) salesman Apply Smith-Wideman| Apply A&W, 991 Baldwin, night , a yo eee -the-lad- 
o] le in state at the William F.| Realty. 412 ron PE 44526 ers and a sister. Ruby Butcher and Mrs, Marcella|the circus more than three cen-| Limpert will be ‘shooting for” | 
turies. . the 15th Virginia Cavalry, Con- | 
federate Military Team. He | 
MRS. ARTHUR WOODARD ‘ '| ADRIAN W—Adrian’s fire chief,| hopes to attend several “skir- | Service for Mrs. Arthur rol 4 Ou S Jack Hawley, 60, a former vice mishes” scheduled this summer.   
     
          
    
  (Beatrice) Woodard, 59, of 277 president of the Michigan Fire ; Davis Puneral Home after noon rom ke tch - , d . BOOKKEEPER-SECRETARY 
Haghes St., will be held at 2 p.m.| Chiets Assn., died Friday of lung weciend, Timpert will tour sen, —Sunday_____|""“working cond. Top pay. Contact “poy chiaren's agency. Good sab|" — Must bave heavy book- Monday at the William F. Davis| : ‘cancer, He had been with the o-2) famous Civil War battlefields. | WOODWARD, MAY_1,- 1958, BEA.|_ {nee 130 8 Main, Milford azz Mew cftiocs, Retmemere. ee rmeaat tee 
Funeral Home with burial in Oak TIBI) 11) KO |Adrian Fire Department for 40 including Appomattox, the scene ied citetef atcha Woewart: EXPERIENCED AUTO PART S| deured cos) gal Sor Feat vine beck 2 etery. ‘ 4 »| clerk f and rebuilt parts.| Box 11 . 
Hil Cem “ry ib. | aaa lof Lee’s surrender. He plans to Roses dou ata 4 Samaras Guat Must be. experiences Hollerbeck a coed, SEE. - re- 
yy Baptist Couch | Nab i | ADRIAN W—Ea return to Pontiac May 18 | ester of Dailey, Joe and Charile| Battin arenes en | atettiset Manes Wetars's| fae. = j . | : { | _ Bax z e a 
erty Baptist Church. a bed in Escape Try: . sat ae) Limpert, who lives at 1737 En-| held \aonday, May il, at 2 =| EXPERTEW AUTO- PARTS months. PS. \. BOOKKEEPER te we 
wurroughs Sensims Survi are her husband: two ‘67, who was an insurance man in : _ > THOS 
vag | After Auto Is Wrecked terprise St., Royal Oak, has spent Seat Meme vith Rey. onl, wo.| Sete fer Saterday & Sunday CLEAR UP Secne Oa |Lansing and Adrian for 45 years,   
  
  
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of Pontiac and Mrs. Addie B.| Speeding 120 M.P.H, died Friday of heart disease. . | Tost of his 13 years in the sub- Sak Will Cemetery. “Mrs, Wood. | EXPERIENCED MARAIED MAN! PEtins*Rours’ no coovaseing or}  SOmPARY ie willing to start Y City. Miss.: pee g Ae ar |marine service. | ward will le in state at the| for Dairy farm work. Must be rience . sp $300. - Johnson of Yazoo City, Miss.; | William P. Davis Puneral Home| capable of some repair and main-| Solniment call PE 21400. : | tenance. Phone: 23-2269. Part OPERATOR to act as - fT three brothers; and a sister. . . 
nadard Thurs-| PETOSKEY w — Two youths N ’ . 
‘ip ahioercn thee ot tos Ture the Detrolt area who took| ews in Brief Plant 5 Closing 
was a sister of Mrs. Ada Williams °ff ina car with a deer rifle and | | 
who died the say day at St. Joseph'a Japanese saber were captured | Kiser, 48, of 84 W. Flint   
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    ly in nothern Michigan last night aft- St. Lake Orion, paid a fine of id | bd er Faer ine. 
uaihclasen ee ea ecery robbery, 20) Pa B10 come after reaaine 10 ost HON DIAL FE 2.8181 | cinbeNen— NEEDED. ie ye | {nat andiee ADVERTISEMENT POR BIDe neet| Edward Boileau, 16, of Rock- |Suilty to a drunk driving charge { | for home than wages, ‘Non-drink- Bar Ra By Goagre artes ing cltentele. 2 years ex 
oniicrat the Guy ef Peauac, sich: wood, and Marvin Tarjeft, 17, of Friday before Orion Township Jus-| From 8 a.m. to Spm. } —* ae ae CevTAt aseteFint any RBGUF-| Son plea ‘sclary ot 4218. { stair- mar G. Stanaback. | [ , 3. > Bot 5} gan wt Toe eee hand Baldvia| ¥ yancute, were held as police Town to Lose Income AR errere Gould be fe pia ware Sslesmen | Leg B to type. Meat ap-| WAITRESS in an exclusive 
Elementary Schools |prisoners in Little Traverse Hos-| gps Agnes Burns, of 3337 La Li Vv rted immediately The Aad may acer ,o. 18. ies age, | PE 54-8021. nearby restaurant. the 
Sealed Bids will be received and pub-\nital in Petoske | . ae co as Auto-Lite acates Press assumes 00 rospes- experience, address & phone. a finest people dine 
licly read aloud st the Office ot the} y: |Dr.., Waterford Township, reported . . sibility for errors : i¥ YOU ARR WILLING TO WORK| wert & care of 3 TOR wOueE Good tips. $175. 
sont ld Michiven at 2 Moo Thurs. Both were “injured when they ‘0 Oakland County sheriff's depu- Wisconsin Factory for that Sortien of te st We have the job. Complete train- for than wages. AIDE — Must be 
dav. May 21. 1958 wired to furnish WFOCKed their car hitting a turn \ties today that someone stole her, | a aie Ren Ling to slot ty A A pin W. teenapertation. mH = 
satatasiery Pertecmanen, Labor | end) on U.S. 31 in Emmet County at — plywood boat from the rear, LA CROSSE, Wis. —The clos-| { aered valueless through the _ment. PE 32-8318. | OR 30328. EV 
Caterse, Bonds tp the full agount on *| 120 miles an hour, State Police of her home. jing of the electric Auto-Lite Co.| tre made be sure to get ated Lake tree. MA C1331. | Care of 1 child & housework. VELYN EDWARDS 
All Bids submitted shall remain firm sald. The youths were rewB | soventery Reduction Sale Want Plant here, will mean an economic! Lei ema, Bamber” ne ||P YoU ARE LOOKING FOR . "FE 8-3878. ; ggmancs 
‘an scceptable Bia” Band _—— from the gar. \The Truth? We show honest dis.|1oss in this city of 50,000 of about) er = nace ‘tee on. VE seine efter S| W. Huron 4% nas? wOnOn ~ 
Creexat ef the Bid must secompeny eacn They fled into a woods. Boileau |counts on each car window. Bill/¢ight million dollars a year, an) en Ciesiag ume tor edvertien | | PO aGn >| ESF. o - CALE SUrrE + yu _«-0000 Bid submitted. ve surrendered after a deputy sheriff Spence Rambler, 2t1 S. Saginaw) Official of the firm estimated to- larger than regular agate farm work. Yearly employment. | gp” WATTRESEES. NO OTHERS Plans and Specifications for the abo } | da j type we 13 -e'eleek esen tbe ran : . Work Wanted Male 10 
may be obisined at the office of the fired a warming shot over his head. _, Oa. — ay previous to publication pane gy gy - OS : oe TR 
see a3) W Muron Street, Pontiac, Tarjeft collapsed from his injury |, William Jones, personnel direc-| aie WAN TO Woks 6 HOURS PER a mS |@-l PAINTING AMD WALL PA- 
Michigan. and tise will be go file atvafter going to a farm house to Maynard Jokneot Insurance ts /tor here, said that about eight ADVERTISERS Ga7,.i7 ceoviace one, woe, wo! |SENERAL HOUSEWORE, [IVE poring.” PE 242, the rott 8 Dodge now associated w ustin Norv illion dollars, including a six mil-| The deadline for cancella- . . Love children. MA at P 4nD ' Tr ask for help. ,m , 8 tart FE 2318 Puller Brush) Sep FO LIVE IN. 
Sep cnt Sune ‘ond rece sk tr ip | Ecrance Agency located et 1 on lar pra, bas bee pl eacece Seca: || Se" Sire Set Poe acne Patra te ve oo ea bet eee — r Lawrence at Cass Adv.| out in La Crosse annually by Auto-| Eebeestiee aiter the MEN NEEDE 2 Apply right to reject -_ or ell bids, and te) State Police said pursuit of the ann ree aey for 
waive formalities therein. | | es — 
Board of Rduca tion teenagers was started by troopers, Bell’s Farm Produce, Opdyke at : CASH WANT 4D RATES . FOR - VIVES & GIRL of the School District higan 2nd deputy sheriffs after the Dav-|Featherstone Rd. Mother's Day! Auto-Lite has 26 plants in the \ oe gp athin- th ae ladies 
ot WALTER OODSELL: Secretary enport grocery on the north arm of Plants and annual flowers plants) Waited States not including the | = Se wae ee WAYNE sia tetas ne watt, Sal May 9. 16. 195 Burt Lake in Cheboygan County , ee factory at La Crosse, Three are | 3” 18000 2387 458 4 ’ urs 8 day. 
- IC BALE |was robbed of $56. The woman pro-| Rummage Sale—Saturday, Vet-| at Bay City, Owosso and Port | 1? ¢ #3 oS Ss alee velee bare 
Pag A be tbeld May 12-1900 at 10-20) Prictor phoned State Police a de-|rans’ Hall, 371 E. Pike, —— Huron. Another is in Toledo, | e 3 8 8M MACOMB aren fas 0 
. OL Pontiac State Bank Bidg.,| . . ; ; ne ORBEA 
Ein ean cmon of the youths and thr ner Taming Seat 8 Tata, BE, Vall ie es Ag TB GE HB) ouvincstoxe  |"Eeoeat gre paadi edbreseecat : : | ident for gene P » Sar Royal Oak Agency, 5 day week. 
3914587-200 Sate ae broadcast an slect Oars. Insured. FE 5-520}. = AdV.| production from the closed plant i) | COUNTIES nee, ctalins a8 ss 
at 640 cee tak. ete 6 1008 -. ti bad oo pce pid ba hire would be consolidated in facilities | is contidence. Frite 
° n $3588) Z itv } | Local wholesale food distributor’ . 
: oS'be vid o0 puvite sale - 23560 Wood. sula. Just Part of the Job gd City, Port Huron and To- | FOR CASF IN A will place e. Tepresentative. in WicHiOAN REGISTERED WURS SARPENTER WORK OP AY 
ward Ave. Perndale, Michigan, that 24-/ State Police Sgt. Fred —s . : | oash «Ge above SS es for 3 to 11, & 11 to 7 shifts. iva tan eee 6 
dress betng where the vehicle | . | EBLO ( y— { mpany sa ts ustria "RRY : r oye it rigtriee, Tatum = said probate court will be asked t PU a, ie The| The company sald its ind HURRY, sel’ things nia, Goot persomaiity ini person, between 0 0m. ba pm | 22 May 39, ‘3. ae art alley window at the Masciotra! instrument division will be added | * ee ee ae Bioomfleld Hospital. 2100 Weed: ee ee the youths bookkeeping Service was stuck—|to its Port Huron operations. The through Classified Ads.) hon Complete training program | =m CYR WAKES PeePICSES 4 “PUBLIC BALE held ‘ : ; 2 _ They are nobody could open it from the in- move, will be completed by late ae 0a? Rh gh OPPORTUNITY relied. Or new tawns 
Por Convertible Serial No USreRNHI38| ing ithout charge for question- side. Friday night burglars got it! August and will add “a number | Anything goes! Dial FE ghie Me. Toler ‘301s, Mapte Ra. * ye sea iD be sold at public sale at 22500 Wood- | "S- open and took $148. lof jobs,’ the company said. | a ae ee eiiden sig |Pet capable woman. to do cooking ward Ave. Ferndale, Michigan. that 2-8181. 4 at ode ee ee ee housework in pleasant!" ory “clean up and light beuling 
address being where the vehicle is . ’ : =. = | home. . Pr 86-4196. , 
sored and may be inspected Disney's Daughter Weds | | ~ PRODUCTS May 8. 9, "38 ‘Security for You , BOX | DRAFTSMAN | a wav ROUPLIES |PREFERRABLY EXPERIENCED IN -   
At 9:00 oe UBLC SALE Ls. iesr/Walt Disney's younger daughter, “MC MFG CO. Ford Pairlane 2 Dr. Serial Number|Sharon Mae, becomes the bride | , : 
Thane Weedeare Aen Pemsce Mn jof interior decorator Robert a | aif an @ IS eT 
igan, thet address being where the| Brown today at Pacific Palisades vehicle ts stored and may be inspec | 
. May ye *s@'Presbyterian Church. . One day off each week plus 
| alternate Gundays 
18 Indianwood Rd. Lake Orion 1 ——— —— —- 
. | Part Time Salesmen | , Por estabDiishe@ hardware firm. . Excellent wages 
= Pontiac Press Box 24 _ Pe. Mal 400086 
1, 6 7, 14, 20, 25, 28, || phone sumer 
31, 32, 56, 61, 67, 80, 8, 1) Real Estate Sates | REFINED, SINCERE WIDOW 38 TO 96, 100, 103. EXPANDING OFFICE, Send particuare to Pontiac Pree 
o eet ee We a eR . BACK.-| Yping. 1. girt Must lke 
In Memoriam 2] “GROUND. WILL ect handwriting ‘in letter to 
IN LOVING MEMORY oF ouR| TRAIN. R. J. (DICK)! sanusthbee MEre ee 
Hickson. who passed away May VALUET. 345 OAK.-| tlothee Good par. Good 
You bid ws not farewell LAND AVE. FE 5-0693.) Eitdnern "the ane Nor said good te pone; —~@mal be 
Your loving ~#, had ceased to neat ie BALESMAN | 
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3090030-30 SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP)—| | 
| Two week vacation 
  
By RAY HENRY 
From Mrs. M.W. of Knoxville, Tenn.: “For the*past year, | 
I have been doing house work and baby sitting for a work- 
ing mother. She pays me $10 a week. I want to pay Social 
Security tax on this money so that Ill be entitled to draw 
payments when I get too old to work. Where can I get in- ve Sweetest 
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  formation about how to pay the tax?” 
You can get the forms and instructions by writing to the 
nearest Internal Revenue Service office. Any post office can 
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From OM. of Jefferson, Ohio: “A friend of mine Before. we knew you were, cone! Qusintes opportusities teamen;| .,  >L-ESLADY || tells me that the survivors of war veterans may receive And the hille were bard te eR A Thoroughly experienced 
| some money from the government toward a veteran's | And whispered Peace be hive. rospéets.. Also wil consider art | and well qualifed to sell 
| burial expense. Is this right?” | Sadly_missed by her Family — a ee etter Sresees. 
. : , Funeral Directors 4 COLORED WOMAN DESIRES ¢ 
Yes. The Veterans Administration will pay up to $250 | Pann eae =< ~~ HAGSTROM le oe Plus fare, References. FE S185. 
_ toward a war veteran's burial expenses or cremation, pro- | wus a Real Estate Service _ a Da¥ WORK WANTED, 3 On 4 
viding the-veteran was discharged under other than dishon- | | Orayton Plains OR 3-178) cane RenALTORS | TELEPRONE COLIRTORS, ALSO} thon, references. ‘PE. 3-1043. 
orable conditions from his military service. h __Pontiac, Mich. Ph. OR 40958 and commission. Apply’ ah 20% z Dat -WORe WARTED. 
ae a oe | Donelson-Jo TYG RESTAURANT, MANAGER. GOOD) Lowrance, room 6. S20 e.m. to 4 TRL RAINES baY—On WEE | | ours. No ry -m. ‘ 
From G.H.S. of Englewood, NJ.: “In a recent column, | | signed. tot ‘purerals” ’ ay Vocations & fetirement plan. #6 W. Huron ee Fase. : ™ 
you said that a person could collect Social Security after | whit ara “tel eae eee = b Wid. WiGWTS ONLY. a ek. ot ee Oe 
reaching 72 no matter how much he earned from work. I was Fg h F le SALESMAN 28-50 |_ My 3-341. Baha . 
72 in December, but didn’t apply for Social Security because \ oor ees-Sio e Waite Chace! Memorial  Aagecte. WATTERS | WANTED. | FORDAYS wor Sapabses matory tapsrenged 
I didn’t know I was eligible. Can I now apply and get back FUNERAL HOME Relations Hepat.ent perience a a eae =! eae ee 
ents? My earnings for this year wil] be around $5,000.” Ambulance Ser jice Pane or Motor "eleek, Gas ‘ EM 47 paym y g is year wil] be ar $5 re LAYe fully trained. Sereings wi be. Pontiac Lake Inn oa N 
PE 5-174 . sers 4 hours da —~TADY DESIRES DAY WORK. 
our downtown othe. A ° 
commission. $1 oe ae re wd ‘WANTS DAY 33 
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NFO |_ Sats. rae You should immediately apply for payments for Janu- sco Ce per month Subs‘antia! drawing) 
ary through April. The Social Security law allows the pay- Cemetery Lots 5 | ac‘ow for Grst 2 months while 
    
  
  
  
  
  ment of. up to 12 months of back payments. * fad Hl “Hlemorial “Cemetery | sENVICE GraTioN “ATTENDENT | tree's at's pe, sitting BIRTH RECORD E. . _—n —| and mechanic Sunoco experience : : J LOTS IN OAKLAND HILLS ME- ferred 37700 Telegraph Rd. at , i ‘2-2970 MOTHER WOULD Lik® TO KEE? 
From G.M. of Jones, Okla.: “Please tell me how a per- a IPD enye or PEN Bray fire te s.n.or ther bpm.” | ahitiren te heme, Fensed yard... 
son who is 65 can prove to the Social Security Administra- | ty Mt Part Comee wi Di be experienced. eheduling me a! 4 nice home, 8 yr. WuESOeRPHTRR Fibing te: 
tion that he is that age? No birth certificate was issued when | RIOICE CORAVE LOTS, OARE Grosidon geting’ naste Persea ROME FOURTH OTRED Ti eters, EM 32042. A | CHOICE 4-GRA . GARDEN m a 7 jai ser t 3 
Sapecvets Yes ees, | “et augue Ouest us| Reagents eal eteraca| “my tons, aura Om Sou or |" Ceanty wart bane The Social Security people will accept such proof as bad oa Oe _liet'Laxe" Orion. ae : =" = 
a baptismal certificate, census bureau record, hospital _ Help Wanted Male 6 SALESMAN Help Wanted 8 Aubere 4 Pp Day & wine & 
M T C birth records. I suggest you get together any proof you _ Immediate spontng ‘fot etergetic| A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN 
a o Ee Wwe might have showing the date of birth and ask your local EXPERIENCED Pontiac arge, Prefer man expeti-| kine ‘Products No "sesh outiny | tise repairs, PB - 
office if any other proof is necessary. ; MEN WANTED Severage ise” sate “age, arial CT ee ee one re ets re . « re exp. wr _ 
EMPLOYEES From Mrs. G.G. of Cleveland, Ohio: “My husband died: If you haves proven record! fne'te Fontes ‘Press Box @." | See near Davisburg. Pri-| WASHING AND TR PrcK:   = — for 
in September, 1955. All I’ve had to live on is some insur- sales manager x WORE SALESMAN WTD. retired or sembretired. write Box “DAY woRK. 
ance he left me and a little I’ve been able to make working. must be a top earner, capable| {nllmited earnings Leads oot gent seb aE A... 
I applied for Social Security at the time, but was told I wasn’t Sue ae a eer eae ; FEDERAL company. r a strictly confi- fr. 
eligible because I didn’t have any children under 18. Is this | gential interview, Phone C.! SA] ESMAN WANTED 
CREDIT UNION | 
For Employees of GMC Truck 
and Coach Division 
end Their Families 
156 W. Huron at Norton 
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still true? I’m 69.” _. 3 MEN WANTED ‘or modernisation sales, Wil trate , ee A- *. 
Widows are not eligible to collect Social Security on the MEN WANT tr| Herrin Pw 2.1000 or Pm Employment Agencies 8A dperaliing Rn work gua 
basis of their husband’s Social Security record until they : 
» -} Teach 62, unless they have dependent children. Apparently, 
'| you were turned down because you had no dependent chil- 
dren and hadn’t reached the age of eligibility. I can only 
suggest that you apply for Social Securty when you reach 62. 
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From Mrs, H_N..of San Bernardino, Caljf.: “My husband 
was a World War I veteran. He died, about two ths ago. 
Is there any chance that I'm eligible to receive a pension 
from the Veterans Administration because of his military   
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gC ee FIXER? Order Classified 
tnd like people, Midwest Employment Ads to sell, rent, find a - 
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        Yes, If you. meet the necessary qualifications, you'll be |. FE 28181 for an ad-| Coos FLY THIS SPRING | 
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| Wart veteran. ‘ 6 2501. Ask fay Jean. we On Sse 
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  Building Service 12; Laundry Service 18; Notices & Personals 25 
A-) BLOCK, BRICK AND CEMENT CPL STS PAMILY LAUNDRY Lose WEIGHT SAFELY AND 
Miray Poe —— Shirt service. economically with newly released 
Laundry. ~ 540 8, “Telegraph. FE x-A-Diet ws ts at 
We a" sil eauipped veal 
3-1138 ‘Signo W —™ tacopeg 18A MOTHER'S 
__teed_wo ros ria Wave, com $6.50. Dor- 
ae ROU OF through vetume|4-1 ACE TREE RE- = . 6 tbr v - ~! * on cus “Quality | moval and trimm' Get our bid. —_ hd eee 4 me 
wilt’ homes 800 plans We'll) FE 2-7188 ghoek. deen & 
secure mortgage, No obligation. ATT KINDS LAWN WORK. FIN-| to any spot or entire body. Free Builders Exchange Top FE 4 trtes. 
FE 3-7210 or UL 2-3463 a1 Manion AD KY, BLUE La LA HALL AVAILABLE FOR 
NYTHING IN FLAT CEMENT| @eliverters made or OLS. PAR RECEPTIONS, ETC. gt re retaining walls Resi-! 2601 Crooks Rd Des,” 3261 CRaARD LE. RD. FE 4-7065 
dential & Commercial Com:| eee LAWN TERVICE Fa PE | WE R = SUVERWARE 
& insured. Raymond W 2-0067, ab gM 
mins rente ——hoors | es PRUNING A AND REMOVALS. ALUMINUM SIDING & Garages built. New windows ! inteR-LAKES TREE SERVICE. Wtd. Household Goods 27 
your home. Driveways poured.| Trimming, removing, land clear. ~ Custom homes built. Free esti-| ing pPree estimates. Reas. rates.| ANTIQUE DISHES, FURN. OIL 
mates PE 4-218? 24 hrs _Insured. MArket 42903. lamps. marble top tables. MY 
ALL KINDS OF CEMENT WORK.) \CANDSCAPING, SEEDING & SOD- $188: 
Reasonable venson FE 22340 | “ding, cal) for tree est. PE 2-5463,| CASH FOR USED TV'S. FURNI- ture ana misc. FE 2-0367. ALL KINDS OF CEMENT AND, es DISKING 
block work FE 2 2341 
A-1 SAND & FINISH. FE 5-3722 
Pontiac Hardwood Floor Service   
  SWEEPING, 
lawn rolling. raking & mowing. 
_FE_5-8940 CASH FOR FURNITURE AND AP-   
       
  
  
  
  
  
~ Moving & Trucking 19   4-1 BRICK BLOCK AND CEMENT 
work. Also fireplace. OR 34 3-9402. 
BULLDOZING & TRUCKING 
DON TURNER FE_5-2853 
Al- COMPLETE BUILDING SERV-   
  
  
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MITH MOVI   
fee Quality work. licensed. 
BOWEER CONSTRUCTION CO. ASHES SURE 7 ao JUNE 
haulea. FE 5-6625.   
MA 4-2253 or OA 8-3272 
ANY TYPE OF HOUSE PLANS. Reasonable Rates MOVING SERVICE A-1 
FE 56-3458   
custom drawn. OL EM 
3-4831.   BLACK DIRT . ig SOIL. $10 
for 5 yds FE 8-06   
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com- & 
& BRICK BLOCK. STONE HAULING & Une NAME 
FE 8-0095. your price Any ti time. Odd pieces or house full. 
Prompt rteous service. FE 4-788! 
FURNITURE NEEDED Entire bome or odd lots. Get the 
tov dollar. Wil Bab Co outright or 
sel! it for a eenainaaiie 
Sale. Phone O   
  
ED: LGE. MAPLE CHEST 
OF DRAWERS. CHEAP. CALL 
FE 5-3650 AFTER 5:30 P.M. 
WANTED TO BUY — ALL TYPES 
of furniture Ph. FE 2-5523. WANT 
  
  ment work Residential 
nercial. Bill. EM 3-3168 
BLDG REPAIR   
  PLASTERING 
FE j HAULING & RUBBISH, $2 A LOAD 
any time FE 4-0:   Brick Block. Cement work. 
42290. J   
"BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED 
Work Guaranteed-—Free Estimates) 
=z 40777 
BLOCK, BRICK. CEMENT WORK LIGHT TRUCKING. 3, REASONABLE 
and fireplaces MA 5-0 0378 
BRICK, BLOCK. CEMENT WORK LIGHT _ HAULING — s MOVING, 
Ley est. Call after 5 pm. OL, 
1270 
    
  & 8 RUBBISH SERVICE AND 
_Light Hauling. OR 3-0207 
LIGHT eet FE Pin 
REAS RATES   
rates. FE 8-269 
_real cheap. PE 8-24 
LIGHT HAULING 
FE 4-003) 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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hold oo either by private sale 
or public auction. Appraisals. 
L. E. Smart. Farm, h- 
ester, Michigan. OL 1-5631. 
__ Wtd. Miscellaneous 28   
    SLICES OF HAM 
  “Pardon me!” Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34   
§ ROOMS, HEAT 
State ee $65 
after mm. 
Low ee 
  
> CLEAN ioana a APT. 
tty furn. 
__ 294% Auburn Ave. & HOT WATER, 
mo. PE 4-5032, 
ROouE AND BATH, LOWER, newly dec. ag hot water fura. 
FE 4-6689. 
SRM AP CHRISTIAN COUPLE © preferred.’ East side. OR 3-049. 
R 
Near downtown. Heat & electric- 
Very reas. Furniture 
_optionas!. FE 2-8527, after 4 p.m. 
  
5 ROOMS. trance Gas 
furnished. 
p.m & hot 
with 
erator arage. Stove and 2 
urn. AUTOMATIC 
No children. This is 
2-6361, after 6 $60 mo. 
rea) nice. FE 
4-1161 ge gly EN- 
heat water 
MA 5-1801 after 5:30 
5 ROOMS AND BATH UPPER efrig- 5s heat 
and water. Near General pital 
FE 
  
ment. F 
6 ROOM aT POR. A or PE 4-7066. RMS. & patie PULL BASE- 
PT. ", FE 8-9806 
  
ATTRACTIVE 4 RMS; & BATH. 
Util. furn. Adults, 
PE 2-5262. 
APT. FOR RENT 
30 Cadillac. 
BEAUTIFUL MODERN R 
and bath. carpe 
, —— Just redecorated, exc. location, 
A downtown, No young children   
    a a Reas. 
BEAUTIFUL MODERN APARTN 
  
BROOKLYN SUB. 3 ROOM APT.,   _ 2-1   
4 WHEEL TRAILER WANTED — 
cheap in any condition OR 3-1666 
STANDING TIMBER, WANTED: 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
  
    
      
  
  
  
  
  
    
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
    
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
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COLORED — |. Rent Apts., Furnished 33 References. 
rr _2-6521 
ROOMS 
ted. dl furnished 
mo. FE 5-6151 before per 
5:30 p.m. 
BEAUTIFUL * LARGE ROOM UP- 
per apt. in Royal — Stove & 
or 
RTMENT 
on Silver Lake front, all utilities 
included, also garage, adults & 
references. See Mr. Compton, 
CWT sl 2720 Dixie Hwy., OR 
  
    
    
_Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 3 BEDROOM RANCH’ TYPE, 
Drayton sree, 006. PE 6701. J BEDROOM, a BATHS, ¢ $85 MO. 
  _1 yr. lease. 5 
3 BEDRM. Sobeae UPLEX. 
ve downtown Rochester, auto. 
beat, fenced back yard, Ref, OL 
_ 6-0851. _ _ 
J ROOM HOUSE, MODERN & 
clean, Rear—4876 W. Huron &t., 
_ 40 a mo. . OR 3-6352. 
4 RM. HOUSE | BEDRM: NEWLY 
decorated. Stove & ref furn. 
Near Fishe: Body. Adults only. 
~ *Ppt.e after 3:30, FE 2-9353.__   RMS. UTILITY RM. $66 A 
a on” heat. PE 2-6332 or PE 
2-5788 after 5. 
4 ROOMS & us {COMPLETELY 
modern. FE 8-6 
& RM. aCDeEN  AinaGK 5. FE 
_5-0086. 
5S ROOMS, GARAGE. FREE RENT 
_ftor repairs. P.O P.O. 367, Royal Oak. 
§ ROOM TERRACE, GARAGE, GAS 
_ heat, carpeting. FE 2-7326. 
6 RM. HOUSE. WEST OF PONTIAC, 
and 4 rm. house on Dixie. near 
oe Inquire 22 Auburn   
  
  
lt ur HOME. GAs HEAT. CLOSE 
to nior high and bus. Quiet 
neighborhood A home for better 
liv FE 5-4000.   
10 ROOM HOUSE, UNFURN. FE 
3-0243.   
NEWLY 
rd Lk. $40 MO. LGE. 4 RM. dec. Children. 2685 Orcha 
4811 SUNDALE   
This near 
uired 
G. Hempstead, 102 E. uron Bt. 
FE 4-8284.   
4811 SUNDALE . 
This nearly bs 3 bedroom brick 
home is just off Sashabaw Rd. 
Auto. oil heat. Redecorated 
throughout. Culldren welcome and 
safe on quiet street. $85 per 
month References required. K 
uron St G. ee 102 E. 
FE 4-8284 
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
    
  
    
  
  
      
  
  
      
    
          
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
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were reared on & 
month. qualifications 
—Pontisc. Press Box_1¢. 
For Sale-Houses 43 
Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO 8EE 
LAKEFRONT RANCH Year old big 3. bedroom — 
home on one of Oakland County’ 
most picturesque lakes. 2 nice pe 
places including one in the base- 
ment family room. Extra lava- 
tory also in basement. Insulated 
2 car garage. 100° on lake front- 
age. Truly a quality home in s 
fine setting at only $24,000. Terms 
arranged. 
_ELIZ., LK. ESTATES 
Attractive cedar shake sided 
ranch home with 3 bedrooms end 
full basement. Big corner lot 
100x175 with 1% car garage. 
Only 3 blocks to new school. 
You'll —T comfortable family 
livi this convenient west 
side ation and best of all. it's 
priced at pots ide with de 
dn. plus closing costs. Ba 
on easy PHA monthly peymenta. 
REALTOR PARTRIDGE} 5 FE 4-358 me W. HURON 
$3,150 Full Pace 
Older Village home in Ortonville. 
Needs new septic tank, $500 down. 
$24 pe: month 
For the Handyman With large fam ly, 4 bearoom, needs 
a little fixing and decorating 
$6500 — $700 down 
  
      
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
      
  Sane IS OUR SPECIALTY ____? | top price paid ‘GU _ Floors, basements. EM 34879 | (IGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING. ALBERTA LUMBER MILL 1 AND 2? BEDROOM LAKEFRONT |3 RM. APT. CLEAN, ADULTS,| Newly decorated. 4 rms. & bath AT TWIN lr ge ae ROOM | NEW. C. PANGUS, Realtor CARPENTER WORK. NEW & RE Rubbish. fn dirt,. top sail, a 3390 Lapeer Rd M24. FE 8-6131| apts. Partly furn. OR 3-9105. —Prt. “bath, 344 W. Huron. Sonal call, Fe sou. Reasonable ee a BAe, | 210° Mis Ortonville. NA 17-2815 pair. smal! jobs - specialty. gravel an Tront en 0 g. —c : ae 
—>-7841_or PE 71-0776 20603 Ww Tr pau RE A ian * ul. * PVT BATH AND ENT. | CHOICE APARTMENT, PARTLY , ment & : gar. Waterford. PE 8-1414. STARTER ee ee 
CUSTOM HOMES BY LICENSED!” Q'DFEITL. CARTAGE anted to Ren Sd (ae oe pA et oe. ture, PE 91407. | “furnished. reasonable. HOLLY-|Gepar ISLAND LAKE, wew| (000230 Lt. “che 6 any builder, Free estimates. UL 2-5175 —_—_——~ ~~ Sa eee eu |3 BEDRMS, SECOND FLOOR,| WOOD, APARTMENTS. 116 E./ “are front 2 bedrm. duplex, beau-| mornings” UL 25254 
CERAMIC TILE Lora) enone PE sass | port OR 3.1980, OF ATR" | _ dock. Alberta _Apts. _Ras Schneider, MA @132 | =a Ing. ,f110" month, UN 34883, 8” | BEDROOM RANCH.TYPE HOME RA Ale __ por - <1 — s. Schneider, MA 4-1292 | ng. mon on 1 acre of land Attached 2- 1 ene ESTIMATES ge 7 BEDRM. HOUSE 2 ADULTS. BOTH | } NICE RM. LG eae al BATH, | Rus AND (gam REDECO- | COZY gy ge Serge hE 3 CLARKSTON. 2 BEDROOM DU-/ car garage. Basement Combines 
Advance Floor co. __OR 3879 T TUCKS tO Rent |° working. ‘would ‘consider buying. * —_ | rated. W. Inquire 95| fooms. centrally located. Extras. | “ piex, garden space. PE 8-1455. city Conveniences and country liv- 
CEMENT & BLOCK _Call after 6 p.m. PE 4-9182. TRM. WITH PVT. BATH & KITCH-| _Dwigit Low rent. FE 4-4807- CEE TOR ATTRACTIVE 3 | incl Tobioc from acheter end 
TRUCKS TRACTORS enette. Adults. 402 W. Huron. FE! ("pus g¢ BATH. NEWLY DEC- bedrm ‘ranch, ‘children welcome. | Auburn Rd. Buy my 82.300 equity WORK FE_ 35-0782 AND EQUIPMENT 6 Pn ht 0 cabal 788. |” rated. ‘Adulte only, no drinking. | DECORATED. MODERN 4 RMB_| 7971 "Felix D. Week days. Li| _'" land contract. UL 2-280 DRY WALL TAPING AND FINISH- ‘2-Ton Pickups 1'2-ton stakes 2 LARGE ROOM BASEMENT APT.,’ FE 32-8293 . | 888 heat, hot water furnished. 22] 65757, Sunday MA 5-9008 CITY, WEST sIDE. 3 seDacoM ing Free estimate 8-678]. |Dump trucks Semi-trailers | FOR SEASON, LAKEFRONT HOME | —— = —| Cadillac. PE 4-4378 ng s 8. bh $10 wk. Inquire 65 Henderson. a 1 floor. Full besement, $11,950, 
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Pontiac Farm and in Pontisc Residential Area, 4) pe 93-5883. $ RMS. & BATH. UTIL. PURN., EXCEPTIONALLY NICE $ ROOM) } floor. Pull, besem : pees Safe beach. References. M. OUND FLOOR. UTIL _ho drinkers. 1035 Oakland upper duplex, west-side, auto. 
Construction and a Ed f 2 xR GR ee NEW 4 ROOM RANCH | ideal for busi- Industrial Tractor C TR 9-0 ROOMS. FULL BATH, UPPER. heat, soft water, idea Connop Electric UL_2-3002. ndustria ractor Co. a — Pvt. bath and ent., reduced rent, | * ype. wood paneling living rm Oakland Ave Garage. Keego. Adults. FE 44618. ness or professional. $90. Phone a ” DRY WALL TAPING FREE ES- ‘Open , Daly bai helena — “Lake Home — NS aot akland 35. siGon | ¢ NICE ROOMS AND MORPRY and Riohen. Cerise cise. Aer | mk 6-006) after’ &. G R P ADUL ea rescen e beac | 
ecavatine < TENCE |" +1442 pace ecg — ti wre bi 7 Bus. Util. $14 week. 279 8. | bea. utilities FE 4-4686. boat privileges. ¥ ent adult; POR RENT — OPTION OP nol delat . 
BULLDOZING - M -3-0881 UNWANTED ARTICLES PICKED me on lake. Prefer one fur- | —Zdith._ FE _2-0634.__ @ RMS. 4ND BATH, FE 12-6564) -preferred. FE 81925 |S Em arage. year round home WHERE ELSE CAN You 
ELECTRICAL SERV. Fare A ee es Ra nished. Write particulars to Pon-| 2 BEDROOM APT. NISHED, | _ after_3:30._222 Going St. __ DEL-RIO apres FE 5- ea BUY A HOME FO! 
Partney Electric. PE 5-6439 Painting & Decorating 20 | _‘'*c_Press Box 21. _clean. 407 N. Perry, OL 1-622. _|$1p WEEKLY 3 ROOMS. PRIVATE | , sisi pve est utilities | LAKESIDE CLEAN 3 RMS. HEAT | FREE ESTIMATES ON WIRING, STORAGE SHED OR GARAGE.|2 LGE. RMS, BASEMENT APT | > and entrance. Heat, electric- " turn Couple With baby weiceme.|  & witkien cage” pet On| $82 DOWN for water heaters ranges and ary- LASS DECORATIN aInt-| —Desr_Walled Lk. TAshmoo 5-1721.| Newly decorated. all util. Child ity. parking. Child welcome. Ap = ee 3-9834 { TOTA! 
ers. FE 5-84 Kfunre El a Nag wan peri Na esas. WATERFORD CR CLARKSTON | Welcome. _Cingeliville, FE _5-1977.| _Piy_Oes_8t__Ciair_Street. LAKE E FRONT. i Bo ANbee Fe | NEW HOUSE. 865 PER MO CALL | ~TOIRD. | tri 1000 Ww Hu iP CLASS Te Y DEC-| ATTRACTIVE 25) ROOMS &| Stove refrig. fu : 7 i “ce 060! w" miron 18ST CLASS INT. EXT. PAINT- rs wanted. Gentleman. 7&3 RM APTE. NEWLY DEC. bath newly decorated nicely} 478060 sfter_3:30._OL | $69 PER MONTH 
Lon fk reas, Don Beck. OL 1-361. wa TOR a BEDROOM | _ Whittemore furn|, reasonable FE 2-3460. | NEW TERRACES IN BIRMINGHAM | PARTIALLY PURN. ca 2 RMS. | -VA TERMS— 
» BUT & 6 Oo Toesi| be Fe PE a house, in Clarkston |2 RMS. & BATH. NICELY FURN. ATTRACTIVE: f FURNIBNED — 4 ee ee 2] oes yt yaaa Lk. oe 3 
unro Electr: Meo reasonable rent. MA Over Gallagher's Music studio. rm. apt.. pv hel au . . ~ —— — —~ SS ee Se eee , : N. Shirley & Lois. Pon-| Bedrm, Bath & lavatory. Ges | RocHESTER. 3 BEDRM. NICE G G iar “Clade PAINTING AND DEC-| _ 5-3192 _16% _E. Huron 8t._ after 3:30.) sarage. heat. Kitchen fan. Incinerator, 105 ; : FARAGES $595 «| “ance” came Gace UL ‘ai; GimkGe Ga OL FARM |7 ROOMS & BATH. NR BUS _ face Adults OL 4-1875 meat. Kitchen fon. incinerater. | _lecation. 9130 OF $1 BEDROOM COLONIAL 
a 14x22 ak) ed FE 5-0122.__| _2-2040. “arn for storage. EM 3-3516 line clean & quiet. Murphy bed, | BACHELOR APT NORTH END Tauedicie ecomasey. ROCHESTER | = $4100 DEQUIN: In JUDAB LAKE Estates ARAGES BY PEDY BILT GA-|A LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR. ee drinking. 25 Mon- Newly decorate arp re. ses ether. One . . 
__rage Co. ORlande 3.2360 Papering, FE 8-0343 Fee “S-2140 | aaa We will forward literature or | § bedrooms. 3 baths — Other has Lifetifhe Aluminum GET OUR BID FIRST. HOME/A-1 PAINTING & DECORATING. Share Living Quarters 30 2 . 3 aE CLEAN FURN. APT. | COMFORTABLY FURN. 2 ROOMS | top in our office. csiaa” Maamaten aviumde. Girt ROOF & SIDING 
modernization and custom cab-!_ Paper removed, FE 4-6 Ist floor front. Util. & 1 sleep-| & bath Utilities furn. 34 Bellevue. . . . _each lease 45090 
Stanners —_FE 37204. __|a- a APAINTING | IN: TERIOR: Ex- MATURE, CULTURED WOMAN .! per FE 41253, 103 Fair- CLEAN oe en Kassabian Builders SMALL 6 RM. HOUSE. 3033 BES | FHA UARANTEED ROOFS — ALL rr per_cent _. for cash. apt. to re. terrace apt ha loor ti urn ge . fe. Auburn Height $40 «(OR | kinds. Est. 1918 Hugus Marsh,| Guaranteed. Pree est. FE 4-0205.| in Birmingham. with woman of | 3 RMS & BATH WITH PVT. ENT.| powNTOWN 18T FLOOR PVT 414" Woodward 1 a wo eights $99 MOVES YOU IN _353_N. Cass. FE 2-3021_ FE 5-775 | aa mutua! interests Write Pontiac On 3nd fioor. Child welcome, $12 tiful apt f 1 or 2} — - = = oon wer th AAA PAINTING & SECoRATINS. ent Beautiful apt. for OOM APARTMENT SMALL 3 RM HOUSE $5 A MO nOUSsEMO OvIN ING FOLLY 20 years, experience Reasonable. Press, wos 6. - ca" Orchard Lk. Ave.| Garage _ipcluded. 157 W. Huron. MODERN 3 — eer | UL 35600 DLORAH BUILDINO co _L. A, Young.|_ Free estimates. Phone UL 2-1398.|WILL SHARE MY HOME AND|_FE 5-105) ss] FE 5-61 moor Lt aaen | 
core Simin cs cneene DDE INTBRIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINT.| CAfe for 1 child while mother|2 AND 3 RM APTS. LOTS OF | FURNISHED APARTMENT. 116| Sege9 °"" ms ¢ Phone FE ee he gh eo Sa Peon SON 
tens Licenced weiider. PHA ~/ tng. Pree Betimates. SOR Suiriog. TO: Bat. tO ee nie rent Adwiis, Aubura | _Aceiside._ PE 3-7103._ NICE 3 RMS. AND BATH. STOVE rt. Lease $125 Nake priviieges. = Terms. - SER INTERIOR AND EXTERIO’ Wt 4c M _Heights._ | OL 2 *} 1620 . FURNISHED APT 7 ADULTS | OW: retrig. fu furn. All util: Inquire Fe soso i prior Geea be 4 
LICENSED BUIL = wa m Name ou ———— ly. Ideal for retired couple. 3} 734 1 — ms 
FE 2-4855 own monthly’ payments, Free your Wid. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 2 RMS & BATH. PVT. ENT. UTIL. cag a bath Private entrance. | —~— VACANT “MODERN eo 77 street. All rented with 
MILLERS FLOOR: SERVICE |_™ates. PE 5-3254 or MI 6-0626. ABILITY _W. B-side 900 _ FE oaet Fon. | Ciotegt® Dusiness section & laze ORCHARD COURT 5-ansi. preg gioagtreable neigh vo Hw 
end finishing PAPERHANGING 7m Satis. jo Buina | ary sienn bee 3 & 3 or after = WALLED LAKE. 3 BEDRM LAKE| J A. TAYLOR. tor OR Terme ve cede PE 4-2171 To sell your iand ecotract at the| _Mished. FE §-2406. $0 Edison. MY 3-1462 bet. 2 or afte . Realtor. OR, EW & OLD WORK ALL PAINTING 25° YEA YEARS EXPERI. | lowest is @|3 RMS. FURN. SUITABLE POR! _7 Pm. —BRAND NEW— _ $00 month EM pare See) Rem Honest OA a Free estimates. OR 3-4974, fsa Ted tage ny has aiven _ working couple. 263 Norton. FURN. = = Rae 4 BATH. MEAT. —AIR CNDITIONED— wnat aT SIDE 6 RM BRICK. sRICK. 1% 
Remodeling, Wonest_O4_epert_|" Williams La settee dvd fant Nene or | 3 RMS. AND BATH, 18T. FLOOR,| ¢¢% Pv = asia & REPAIR REAS | —— your equities Mortgages avail- priv. Couple only MY 312%. FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED baths. Gas heat. Exc. cond. FE : PAINTING — P. ING e . _‘deal for b bachelor, 193 Florence. - : —_ a 370T. 
j ~ PURNISHED BASEMENT : rR "|\Wal W — Paper Removal BUYERS WAITING 2 & 3} ROOM APTS PVT. EN- LOE Mat nicell Gwsanto: 1 & 2 BEDROOMS GUARA FE 2-2312 1 trance & bath. Everything fur-| Pt. Exceptionally nice. “Rent Lake Cottages 36A sanding and finishing Phone. FE Televi No obligation, call aay hour FE nished. Near Saginaw. Inquire 22| cation FE 4-4373. RENT: e 
PLASTERING — NEW & REPAIR. elevision Service 22 ARRO REALTY —— | MODERN iy Big eg a SDRRSTICALLY REDUCED ee ee g SONS : = RMS & BATH NR. GENERAL ‘ide | PEderal 3-9675 - SONS ae ; ing 1140_| Day OR NIGHT TV SERVICE ABSOLUTELY Hospital. Clear Reas FE 5-944 | stor. space. Pvt. bath. FE 2-0915. pontiac's most exclusive, modern son YOUR VACATION AT LEW: . 
New & ROOPIT G1 ge = > STRAKA The fastest action on your land|2?.RMS & BATH. CLEAN & QUIET | MODERN, SMALL way ree | MSM Sida MERITS oreteRNeeM "item, Moll. 9 lakefront cottages. NORTH SIDE INCOME Lie _—* Estimate ep: bus ‘ine Adults only, ne or batchelo ; furnished, modern. g each 
TOM FURNESS "yat 3-739 JENSEN'S TV SERVICE APTER- _Gall Realtor Partridge FE 3564, drinkers 25 Monroe St, FE 5-210. MOTEL. KITCHENETTE Apts | Balcony type building with individ) re 5.1325 after 4 30 Bixe nice rooms and bath on ~—R — F REPAIRS | noon & evening. call FE 2-04 FE 2-0495 "| —_——— 2 NICE LGE RMS. ALL UTIL | Ttilities. $15 5) — Poa e . LAKE FRONT APARTMENT "ON the first floor two large roome | 
OO | Upholstering 23 ACTION! ! pvt. $13. FE ‘2-5902 after 5 30) tac Lk Rd OR 30589 __—» p> crigh RACER, GOOD COND Lake Orion. Private Entrance — and beth up. with outside en- | 
FAVESTROUGHING FE 4-0444.| | Om Your Land Contract. If you, and Sun _ NICELY FURN 3 or BATH Reas. EM 3-5432 erage A gn egy rede Fun tenement ce Ge | TRENCHING, EXCAVATING FOR have sold on a first or second RMS, KITCHENATTE. UTIL ih ent Centra ham Beaviiful kitchers with metal cabi-| each and fishing as - Gas heat. pave 
septic tanks. Field tile footings ea cae dal Lake ere land contract, and would like furn, Adults, 93 Norton. FE 1803 _ _ _ _| pets in decorator colors witb plas. | $75 a. “ yearly oo Te ama eee only $10 500 
Ditches and boat well UL 2-5404 33641. your cash, we can get you the, 5.6777 stew — 3 RM APT. ALL OUTILI- | SS ene; = wh smell payment. Two extra 
~~~ AL'S UPHOLSTERING coun ase ioe ue Marden. ” 2 FRONT ROOMS FOR ELDERLY ie, Coe | = uy dep See nal wdopEna~ COTTAGE SUITABLE bd . na secur e 
Building Supp TA a rigstttomee an. | dG HAYDEN, Realtor, | Saag’ artherte 8 sab | GR? ROOM MCAS hen | iss ote QOERN SOUT SUFARE «rane smce | USED LUMBER FOR SALE SIM cs utturencleameaueroclarsuivevived! | tee aes PE 8-0441 | 3 a AND KITCHENETTE. ALL | _FE_ 4-178). | MANAGER 19 SALMER ST. APT. 6 a eT — NEAR | cation. Automatic heat private 
Conklin Rd. Lake Orion, se same day, Call UL CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS. ir working couple preferred. | FURNISHED 2 ROOMS PVT. FE ; take y eceeee | baths, garages $4500 down 
=e 1_8. Squirre!_Rd. “| 3. J. VanWelt. 4540 Dixie Hwy. 136 Evindale. Sylvan Lake, after) bath & ent. Clean. FE 23-6102.  & SONDa? | OXBOW LAKEFRONT-3 ROOMS/ This will pay for itself 
Business Services 13| THOMAs UPHOLSTERING sn 30 Bet _& Sun_ait oy SYLVAN LACEFRONT OPEN wakoP “ | EM S30 1 Trooms & Beth | RE LOW PAYMENTS 197 NORTE PERRY 8T — CASH — 21 aaa BATH. NEAR BUS. EM- rooms, All utilities furn. Pdeas) ._‘” A= a 900 66 ver th } FE 5-888 . No Obiigati - No Extra ree 5 3 poyed girl. $12 week. FE 2-5378. |. i r couple FE 4-v877_ | NR. PONTIAC DRIVE-IN. 4 4 RMS. | LAKEFRONT SUMMER HOME. 10 Gane abe Gam te Pe | 
Acme Asphalt | Paving "~ w es & HARGER CO. | 3 7. 2 ROOM. PVT BATH. 79 VERY LOVELY APT RIGHT 0) ON cy bath. Prt Ent & garage. | “miles from Pontiac. Sy hs eas ae tee eee men 
bond ere. aceda ake verything - : | 
_taaten resist of FE. 75 s* Lost & Found 24 | CASH FOR OuTRACTS ae y& } LOR RMS—ALL PRIVATE. | nished. aN newiy decorated. spot-| NEWLY DECORATED APART-| _ 8800 per season, OR 34390 _| = etinon nome located just | ee dise. Pvt. FE 2-5061 eves. Downtown. Reas. Inquire 22 Au-| lessly clean Will rent reasonabie/ ments for 2 on lake. Lights. 20 For Rent Rooms 37 | $7.500 with 82.100 down : ~ ASPHALT PAVING _ |ost: BRITTANY SPANIEL, OR- burn Ave. | to Feltable person. a oan refrigerator end stove furnished 
Let us estimate your driveway! qyS* Ke; s Somase, ~ vie. CASH 2 OR 3 ROOMS, W. SIDE. W eC LOCA’ PPER TTRACTIVE RMS. GIRLS. priv-| John kK. Irwin & S 
oh gic Med ial sieloaieiaed MA_§-2117 "Reward, Dine Ber: VAILAB: | PE 2. a —_ 2S eee & aj Fy" 5-3 floor ATION. 3 oor oo No bR AA “feges 547 ‘W. Huron J AL mons AVAILABLE FOR LAND CON. 2-2292 HARE A| 313 West H LOST: MALE gaye 1 YEAR, — Air comditioned. Newly decorated. FE 2-4160 | BUSINESS GIRL TO 8 e uron Street 
Burke Asphalt Paving. vie, Joslyn, Tayler. Being treated | NO wa a 3 ROOMS, PRIVATE ENTRANCE. | All util. & heat urn. Stove & re- | -oyGRY 2 BEDRM. RRACE| room with twin beds. Everythin FE 509447 or FE 2-4031 Phone FE $-8037 or UL 2-3420 _for distem ° PE 1 . Close in. Utilities furnished. Phone frig. furn. Only $75 per mo. for ‘on beautiful pvt. lake and ground | furn Cooking priv § min. walk | ___—iEBVE FE 54046 
ALU MAKES OF FOURTAIN PENS | Lost WALLET show TELE. FE _¢6%, after 4 p.m ___| right couple Before 8. FE 8-233.) Suimming ting fishing, UN _ from downtown FE 2-3701 COLORED 4 UNIT INCOME. outed Gs tected ped bated uae wie O nson 3 RMS, PVT ENTRANCE. 276 S.| After 5 FE 5-59 2-2965 after 5 CLEAN COOL ROOM IN PRIVATE) close to town. cash to contract 
at our office Oeneral Printing | Rid." cae ton. Anderson 5-780 WEST SIDE. 3> Se |. APT. FUR- | TAYLOR STREET, GROUND FLR.| home. On west side. At bus stop.| Write Pontiac Press Box 78 
Office ly Co., w-| oat: BROWN PLASTIC PORT. | REALTOR FE ¢2533/° 3 RMS. $16 WE ADULTS. ished Prt entrance, no chil: room apt. Private entrance and| Breakfast if desired. FE #3338. _ onNOTHING DOWN scan ie oat tm err dea 1106 8. Telegraph Rd. 8-3538 dren 1642 beth oA per mo. COMFORTABLE ROOM | FOR GEN- << a ae SULLDOZING. Le LEVEL EIN ya] Norma mW mais "Route No. 2 IMMEDIATE ~ | 3 5icE FURNISHED - working couple | § Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 | , ours Avenue, second reese tsi tne Motes, FE (ammibe FRONT Pe) bedrm. at orms & 63649 : Modern. kitchen, “Clove : apt. Private beth. hee DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM FOR Teens. tneulated Completed ex- LOST: BLUE PARAKEET, VIC. ACTION D 2 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT bts furnished, 855 per terior, rough basm't BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS.| Drayton +4442, —FE_ 376658. __|1 AN KER em. 4s W. wall and windows. Reasonadle| 3s¢en 0 T™ OM | One seasdnce. Your cask upsa sex, | RMS. & BATH. BABY WELCOME | _*pts. Perly_furn ETE. PE on ee ae zoe | _froquots. P&Z Starter H FE 2-1631. factory inspection of property and | 194 Going St., corner Whittemore. | } i ROOM RITCHENESTE. a; er cate en = DOUBLE | SLEEPING | RM. FE rter pela Be 
8 * a ¥ . etl. 
Sage ee) Hobbie & Seppien 204) Oy AA Ee er Restor |" inaata"eauts™ *| stern eng Eo ruse, Getta TOEOE | WALLED TARE AREA e : NO “ = = tleman_ Pvt. entrance, elson. = —— INT CTURES. P 3} ROOM, FIRST FLOOR, NO EXPERI TREE TRIMMER AND gg ae Lagan me 2339 Orchard Lake Rd. FE 4-4563 “drinkers. 1 child. 72 Washington | ist CLASS APT. CLOSE TO HIGH] Lovely 5 room ee — FE 7 By © Tr, mg neighbo: 
removal PE 5.6593 or OR 3-2000| Book Store 13 E. Lawrence 8. | “AND CONTRACTS TO BUY OR |3-py pvT~ BATH, 18T FLOOR | & tiese ihe tea Seth awe Se aital iametion pessenien. | Man BOARD OPTIONAL | ore, Rasch gees thie Se Wes, _— : tne Bnet . tte. . ms, 
FURNACES CLEANED AND ~ Notices: & Personals 25 jd <u coe wiailaiiis Adults only. 52 3. Francis _| er Sut reiries and laundry | Call Broker FE 4-2533 or Care- Ali Cakjand Be. ave 39100} baths ty acre louhoanen fait 
Frog aie ee ee AN | QUICK ACTION ON NEW OR SRA- |) RM. UTILITIES & LAUNDRY | facilities 444 F. Pike. or, Sas) taker. PE 3000 bee te wor Spay hg ping al TOOR: TI LAID. 2c EACH : 2A- |" facilities furp. 650 Northview Ct,, tord FE 8-890! or F é water. 2080 s i < Der cent down to FE 2.5998 after 6 p.m AA ee ee a, neck ore walling Bring. your. aveitect | off Oakisnd. ° biks. past Mont-'; BEDROOM APT. BUILT-IN| WEST HURON STREET Prospect. _ _ _ ie FHA nuee ne MA 43323000 
GIPN'S PORTABLE WELDING. Centilenrial Secauitation: FE | & land contract. Clark Real Es- _ calm. _ ee stove & refrigerator. many fine | “ ei Mentiistove P|. EASANT ROOM FOR GENTLE-|2 BEDRMS 1} : CAR GARAGE 
Ges _& arc_2-hr. serv. OR 3-6144.| 5 5391 | tate PE 3-\988 cr FE 44813. 3 RMS. BED LINENS FURN AND features | modern architecture, | ree room apt. Heat. stov: men Full kitchen privileges. ga-| Make offer en Do paymt) UL 
“LAWNMOWFRa SHARPENED | a | AEROTREDS — | 1362 W. Huron. Ask for Mr. Clark. , laundered Near town 25 Wil- ecules FE 4-159. Ta meciene possession’ oRee: ; rage. Private family. FE 4-4026. Feats = = = 
EPAIRE PNY : SHOP AROUNI THEN SFE us _'#™* 2 1 ARGE ROOMS & BATH STOVE acaably i offeredat er | ROOM NEAR PONTIAC MOTOR.| FOR RENT OR SALE LAKE 
ari ni Parts mg Sere | “NAPP SHOES | To sell your land contract '3 RM “BASEMENT APT. jdt ld eee GMT bus line 547 Au: | mo NICHOLIE & Wins okR | FE 5-8794 / ee 1 cee $6500 with 
ngines repsire Frea | Herma: OR 33-1582 e decorated. Pvt. ent. & shower - a ] co, 33 W. Huron & — _ as — 
‘we 6 Cae kee ‘ANY “GIRL OR WOMAN NEEDING sw. Huron st Or er $12.50 weekly. 9 Willard. 2 BEDRM UPPER BRICK CLEAN| — §.8183 ° Rooms \ With | Board _38 T RM. RANCH 3 BEDRM FoR | io . a r = r — Garage. iake priv. Adults. — egving state due to illness. EM 22 Yrs. Exo assures satisfaction friendiv advisor phone FE @ RMS, WITH PVT. BATH & ENT oa _—_ BOARD & ROOM FOR GENTLE- br 34 
JOE'S MOWER & MTR. SERVICE dane ¢ Confidential. WE Nicely furnished, clean, couple = h ivileges. 3715 Lin- = ad IEC er only, no pets. 20 Norton | 2— 1 BEDRMS PART RENT FREE . Man, home privileges. OWNER TRANSFERRED SELL- 980 8. Cass Lake Rd. PE 4-7921/ CHARLES CHESTER. e RODE ote CLEAN. QUIET, | _142 W. Columbia Rent Houses Furnished 35 _coinshire, se call oe ing brick and shingle T-foom "rv = = - SS ~ CLEAN heme Bu 4 rms. Var- 
NEW AWAY ASPHALT |p. attlaiSeeO"=? "S27 ea] Buy Land Contracts | vem cule WE Pal 7 gheoM. Sih AMRESS 2 neonoom, Lane rmowr. yun: Noms retarh1wuatnets | pitta Cpt, bln Srn uarante a or ties. ' xtures, carpet, 
free estimates Licensed and|CALL ELECTROLYSIs CENTRE. F 0 Ir eee a basement, washer, garden spot,| {urn Private ge ERE, _after 8:30. puiuies ~ Convalescent Homes 38A heated ‘basement. Let —_ meee 
ded. FE 47000 eS Sede or MA STise a + mies out. en Seer See _Inc PRE 2.020 . | 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED HOUSE Ou. | $12,500 FHA. $11,500 cash. PICKUP AND —— &@ qualified and experienced Elec- se MA 5-71 cveniags New home, utilities furnished. $15. es Le TE FE 2-4324. 1073 Berwick Bivd. CKUP AND DELIVERY. LAWN| ¢ t. Martha Wilder, State FE 5-0877 J RMS. SYLVAN LK. PRIV. 1760} n a canal adjoining Cooley Lake, | NEW NURSING HOME, STA mowers sharpened and repaired. Registered. Experienced. OR et SRTES RE ALTY | Inverness, FE 2-2948 Lake privileges, $75 mo. Avai)- approved, ground floor. All new BY < OWNER, SEMI-FINISHED 
toen nn? Berets, rapeles. FE! Sia ye Ray - oe FeSO 3 RMS. W SIDE, UTILITIES FUR- . sat ES —_ = ee eee S women. eee Se, Scar ne ee rig’ nd airy t or a PLASTERING SEW OR -REPAIN DOROTHYS BEAUTY SHOP wiLL| Wanted Real Estate 32A  5“ynwisnep ROOMS. 161 PIN | _nished. FE_+-448 ee ee STO OAS 24 hour car. Reasonable rates. * Rome 428.0082 hereon otage Work Guaranteed. FE 5-0304. | woke NY Sepeatment, | gree St. FE 5-0501 rene VERY Y_CUEAN RENT qe BPE 27-2081 0. & | Visitors —— FE 42225. with garage and ‘2 acre. $14 —— aie zs In FE reas. Ing. caretaker—rear door. | | PRIVATE ROOM ON 18ST FLOOR CHARLES pMELICK. REALTOR © Saws, Hand Lawnmowers DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES — 739 GI_ AND FHA | RMS. ae, BATH 2 all vial Saginaw. @ ROOM HOUSE IN WALLED LAKE. |» for an elderly man or lady in St. Rochester Menominee Mrs. Wallace. FE CASH FUR YOUR HOME | 3 one PVT BATH. REFRIG. Fenced yard, good location, lake! ¢convajescent home. Phone EM 6-061} 
33 Machine Sharpened 
Manley Leach 10 Badley St 5-7805   
8MITTY’S AIR COOLED ENGINE. | 
Clinton - Briggs Stratton Dealer DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES — Mrs. 
A. Taylor, 56 Gillespie. FE 3-7293.   
also other makes. 585 Amber- 
wood. 3 biks West of Baldw 3 
bikes N. of Lake Angelus. 
__ +2416 
WE < CARRY PARTS FOR ALL 
auto, and wringer washers. Whole- 
sale and reta!) 
PPLIANCE —— 
ROY'S. 96 Oakland E 2-402) 
Dressmaking, urue 16 
i argh TAILORING AL- 
__terations tons. Mrs. Bodell FE D 4-0053. 
DRESSMAKING TAILORING, 4   
    
terations, drapes & Forma!s done we ies -0853 
_in_my home. Call FE 8-8455 
MEN'S. WOMEN'S ALTERATIONS 
—_Tepairs. Custom shirts, FE E_8-6252 | 
Garden Pk Plowi owing 1 16B 
ANDY’'S ROTO - T TILLING. GaR.| 
por. lawns, flower beds. FE 
MANURE, 1 PLOWING | a! 
ae leveling & loading... FE 
  Sancaw PLOWING, DISKING & __Gragging, reasonabie. OR_3-0808 
GARDEN AND LAWN ROTO-TILL- ing. 318 E Wilson. FE 2-6920 
“GARDEN PLOWING YARD AND| — grading. Vicinity of sirpo: 
+1589. 
once PLOWING & a eoe 
rE re. rt orices Noah Martin, 
GARDEN |} PLOWING B BY LOT. OR, 
acreage Anywhere. FE 5-6511, 
MAKE EARLY ARRANGEMENTS 
for garden. plowing, and lawn 
grading Vic Baldwin and Wal-' 
PLOWING AND DISKING, VIC. — Heights. UL “2-3967 be- 
ore 
ROTO-THLARG DONE REASO adie. 
WORK UP YOUR LAWN & GAR- 
den. Reas. FE ¢   
J 
  
if   
e WANT c SCKUETT, REALTO offers a complete service in Pon- 
tiac, Rochester, Milford, Com- 
merce and greater North West 
Detroit City. — and the 
lake areas thereo 
4 OFFICES — 59 BALESMEN 
to help you buy, sell, build or 
exchange your  gpooede ol within 
60 mile radius of Detroit 
Por quick, efficient service at no 
on cost 
SCHUETT, Realtor 
bd PE 8-0458 | 
OL — 
~IN DEBT? » 
IF SO 
LET US Give You 1 Place to Pay 
Ease Your Mind 
WE ARE NOT A 
LOAN COMPANY 
MICHIGAN CREDIT 
COUNSEL. ORS RM 716 
Pontiac =. i Bidg. 
FE 8   
  Yes we can sell your home for 3 
cash with very «mall down pay- | 
ment Call «s for further infor- | 
mation Do not feel obligated. We | 3_ 
will appraise your property and | 
tel ay the cash you can receive | >— 
net to you : 
WE TRADE, WE BUILD | _* 
DORRIS & SON. REALTORS | 3 752 W Huron FE s7 |   
HAVE CASH, }3 
WILL TRAVEL 
We will travel to see you and | 3 show you how to get cash for 
your home. land contract or acre- 
age. Cal! Row for a 30-minute | 
service No charge 
R. D. RILEY, Broker | 
509 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
= 4157) _FE 46-4821 
LAKE HOME : ee 
| eouo COUPLE WOULD LIKE TO | 
Must 3 
a 
  
tails regarding same, to Pontiac | 3 
Press Box 16. 
“PRIVATE INVESTOR- Has $100,000 for medium priced 
homes, or will buy your equity. 
For full details call LaBelle Real 
Estate. FE 5-7605. 13 | 
3 
  WANTED: IMMEDIA TEvyYi Homes, farms, ‘ake property a og 
contracts. Buyers wai 
Paul M. Jones, Real Est. {3 632 W Huron FE 4-8550 | 
“Rent | Apts., ts., Furnished 33 ~~ 3 | 
1 RM. APT NEAR TEL-HURON 
SAVE ENERGY, USE} 
ADs! To find a, 
job, place to live or ay 
7. \rood used car, see Classi- 
ied NOW. Modern kitchen, private bath, 
Private entrance. Everything fur- 
nished per mo FE 2-92 
or PE 2-592 ; 1 > 
R . K 
ing facilities $9 wk. 89 State 
Bi; 2-066. Cs 
x. oF KITCHENETTE, PVT. ENT. u = 
1 LARGE ioet REFRIO. 1 103 
Parkhurst. FE & BATH. NEWLY DECORATED. 
Adults only $0 Stout St. 
or FE _ 2-937 7 
NICE ROOMS. PVT. BATH 
ent Bus __ at door FE 5-740. 
RMS. PVI... ENTRANCE 
bath, 31 Stowell FE 4-2190. 
3 ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH & EN- trance. clean, gas heat, near 
re _ 87 8. Parke 
MS. MODERN, HEAT & eg 
$30 2165 Pontiac Rd., nr. Opdyke. 
) ROOMS, NEWLY DECORATED, 
with pvt. bath & ent. Couple only. 
_FE _2-9797 
3 RM_ UPPER. _ PVT T ENT iT. LAKE | 
front, in city. 62 Sylvan Ct. FE 
8-0343 
ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE 
entrance. Utilj.es furnished. Near 
Huron ‘Shopping | Center. FE 8-4335 
RMS. ADULTS. DAY ~ WORK- All pvt 
  & 
    
  
ers, no drinking. Must be clean 
& quiet. car _ FE 2-0054, | 
401 N. Padd 
3 RMS canis amet HOSPI- 
_tal. All util, furn. OR 3-9622. 
LARGE RMS. & BATH. CLEAN. 
_ Child welcome. FE 4-1128. 
3} ROOMS. VERY CLEAN. LARGE 
closet ama All util. furs. Prtv. 
entr, Close in. Washing | tone eb 
Gas heat. Adults only, 68 Norton 
_Ave. 48418. 
RMS. PVT. BATH AND ENT. 
_“Coupie._ FE 2-5038 
RMS AND BATH. PVT. ENT 
Steam heat. All util. furn Ver 
clean. In Auburn Heights. F 
3-329. a _ 
RMS. UPPER. SHARE | 
Pvt. ent. 3 Park Place 
_Osmun_& Cottage. 
RMS. PRIVATE BATH & , EX- 
trance. Water softener, auto. heat 
couple only. Mt. Clemens St. FE 
9   
  
BATH between 
} @MS AND BATH. PVT. ENT. oes - & BATH. GARAGE. FE 
Very clean and nice Adults only. 
$20 per wk. — at 273 Bald- 
win rivileges, 
easonable MA 4 
STOVE |MODERN 4 RM. and stove furn ,ots of 
space. 1 FE 8-0544 
13 RMS, BATH. REFRIG._ closet | 
FURNISHED, close to ‘incoln plant. | 
2897 
  & |" turn. Garage, heat and soft water. | Shower. ale ceaiaai canal, wooded. | W. side Ad-t: only. After 6, |_ FE 5-0075 ; estes amoneaenBck 
I FF 5- 5-97"4 SMALL HOUSES ag par ht IN- 
7PM, PVT BATH & ENT INCL.| Quire at aylor Ra. lor eu stove & refg. gar. Auburn | _ Lonnie Weaver. 4-2031. 
nr. Paddock. Adults. FE 2-7236. 
after 5:30 p.m - 
3 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH GaA- 
rage Al) utilities furmishet "E 
_4-4525 
3 ROOMS AND BATH, GARAGE, 
ilo cae Ave.. Keego Harbor. 
rr +78 - 
13> ROOMS, aa ‘UPPER. CLEAN. 
| bright, near lake, in country, $40 
_MA 5-9687, 
3 LARGE “RMS., NEWLY DEC., 
Refrig., stove, _turn. FE 47407. 
3} ROOMS AND BATH. REFRIG- erator & stove Adults only. Paim 
_ Villa Apts 454 Auburn. FE 2-¢ 
3') RMS @ BATH. STOVE & 
trigerator ‘urnished. Ptenty of 
Sit a ig Apply Gloria Apts. 
1_Mechat ( EXTRA Tom RMS. BATH.   
1 BEDROOM HOUSE. MODERN. 
_Close_to_Tel-Huron. FE 2-606 
2 BEDROOM, MODERN, OIL IL FUR- 
nace, tiled floors, 
dow, newly decorated.   
  
she rig $75 mo 
9 Lt A , or evenings — Holly, 
ME _ 17-7327   
rage, lake priv FE 2-2000. 
-— 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX —_   
BEAUTIFUL 
EAST png beng oo 
Ag "PER.   
  
  * Suities furn. Newly oe 544 NE hh at Valencia _ 
Oarsge, th | ent. | [BEDROOM BUNGALOW, FULL /. aap BA ATH. UPPER, Sacomnent, - heat, $75 per mo. 
nit ented ports WS |F EM, TR SE ID } dren welcome. 
tor, PE 5-6028 after 5 sat FE 2-0022, 
re RMS. ores F FURN. 1 OR 
a. children 3 welcome. FE 
4 & BATH & GARAGE | AUTO. 
heat & hot water. FE 8-14. FAMILY House RI RENT LOW, 
garden. N. Johnson. Por 
aichuation te W. Huron 8t. 
2 Fxcwc ~4OME NEAR COM- 
  Rooms BATH. STOVE & RE-|- merce Lake $70 montaly. MArket erator & all utilities furn. _4-3880 
! +e a entrance. Very clean. ig. BEDROOM MC MODER: 
| Baby welcome. 473 EB. Mansfield. 
4 LGE RMS. CLOSE IN. Seal 
_tes furn, FE 2-3897 after 4 ment. waterfront. a: around. 
$85 monthly. BM_3-3262 
2 
ee: _$10 per month. FE 5- 
‘& BATH. CLEAN. GAS | 
$55 m |e. shes & BATA. UPPER. FE eat, nice lawn, garden. 
    
    
  FE _270 ee Rd., Drayton Plains 
#OOMS, MODERN CLEAN, 5 ae . 2 BEDRM. APT., IDEAL on ROOMS BATH. ELEC. 
Ser h & ent, no drinkers or = Toe area and guarden 
  location. ‘Near ali schools. Across 
from General Hosp. FE 2-260. space. OR 3-5151 _Rent_ Mouses lt Unfurn. 36 
ie 
picture win- 
For 
small family or couple, references 
Call between 
'2 BEDRM “BRICK, CLEAN, GA- | VACANCY — 8 — BED OR AMBULA- 
pe? © pes Men or women, F 
5-4   
Hotel Rooms 39 
HOTEL AUBURIN Praag by Day or os 
Cooking rr, refrigeration units. 
46 Auburn 2-9239 
Rent Stores 40 
12x36 OFFICE OR SHOP SPACE 
available June ist. 1077 W. Huron. 
FE 4-6329   
  
  
LAKE ORION ATTRACTIVE 
small store in the heart of the 
business district. Purn. - avail- 
able. Reas. rent. MY 2-6131. 
LOCATED 52-58 WAYNE 60 
ft. front x 140 ft, Also parking. 
Rear entrance. FE 2-4532 
ULTRA-NEW STORES WEST 
side. FE 2-2144. 
Rent Office Space 41   
  
  
  BEDROOM ge PE 36008 ay ve 2: 
Oe Secure r or 8 e E. Huron after 3.00   
Saas OFFICE sare 
shop to new air OR 
condition 
to TED’s DRIVE. wn 
  Rent Lease Bus. Prop, 41A 41A 
3000 . FT. STORE BUILDING, 
for any 
of business mmerce & U!   $9500 Will butid 3 bedroom nouse. com- 
lete with basement on 
ardwooo floors, tile — 
matic heat. Doo McDon 
  
IN PIONEER age BY owner. 4 bdrms. Finished bsmt 
Garage. Suitable terms. FE 
MACEDA 
  org pe — 3 BED- 
7 laa floors, 
  
  
      
Sun. 1 to5 3418 AIRPORT RD. room bi 
with 
he shade .. trees. Lake 
a bieek “from beach. ally good _ Owner 
leaving sta south of 
intersection at ae ‘& Williams 
Lake Rd. OPEN signs on prop-   
  
      
  Lk. Rd. EM 34854.   Eves. Call OR | 8081 Commerce Ra MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICS 
Family Home This T-room home has 4 bedrooms, 
2 down and 2 bedrooms & bath 
- . Pull Bey gas heat, new 
inum storms and —— a | 
ear garage. Located on beautif 
lawn. $1,760 prey 
Cass Lake Canal front — this 2 bedroom hom 
is finished 5 ee walle 
to-w. carpe in liv roo: 
aig FH. room. Screened back 
h and fence back yard, porc ed 
reruenne 120 ft. on canal. $10,- 
Wolverine Lakefront With sandy beach, this 6 room home 
has 3 = or bedrooms plus 
den with stone fireplace. 
ren basement and a ! car ce 
He — cueck this one 
Lakefront With _ tt. frontage on Sylvan 
Lake. room older home with 
3 Selrcoae Large living room, 
full basement, gas heat and ga- 
rage. $12,7 RRO R TED MeCULLOUGH. ‘REALTOR 
5143 Case-Elizabeth R 
1264 
Opes 9 a.m. to 8:30 pm. Sun. 1-5   
BY OWNER ROOM. FACING 
Elizabeth Lake. Modn. home, 
— fireplace. 5220 Cooley 
. Open Sun. | to 6 p.m, 
1 000 DOWN. ik yy 3 BEDRM. 
ranch. 2 - 23 ft. Nve   
ae rm., twepate. carpeted, 
screen patio. ‘ acre. Clarkston. 
MA 5-1450. 
USED HOUSE RECONDITIONED. 3 
bedrm. ¢ e attached, borders 
lake. Onl 1400. Will consider 
trailer, 4711 Crescent Pt. Dr. 
6 ROOMS, 3 BEDROOMS, 1% BATH. 
Nice lot, gio well, ofl heat. Pull 
divided ' basement. Large well 
lighted utility room. Terms: 352 
Church 8, Ortonville — After 
4 p.m. 
MACEDAY RIV. 2 BEDRM HOMB 
with 2 car garage. Fenced yard. 
Carpeting & Drapes. $500 dwn. 
rE 8.0805. 
2 FAMILY—NORTH JOHNSON 
rms., down. 3 rms, up. 1 car 
arage, 2 lots, beautiful yard. 
ult trees, grape vines, storm 
windows & screens. Auto 
furnace & hot water. 
oe total price. MI 6-432 atter 
Pm. 
roa THE “SERVICE BUSINESS” 
man who ts looking for tne bet- 
ter than average home with rec. 
room fireplace in a@ full bese- 
ment. This requires attention with 
it's large 2 car garage plus work- 
shop on large fenced lot — it 
makes an ideal set-up! 
JAMES REAL ESTATE 
€M 3-6311 
| 4 ROOMS, LARGE LOT. CASH DEAL 
or like rent. PE 8-6268 
INCOME FOR ANY RACE. 5 AND 
bath. up and down Payments 
_ only $30 month ». OR 3-883 “2 
  
      
ad Established in 1916 
$650 DOWN Here ‘s your 
chance to buy for a low down 
peyment 2 bedrm log home that 
Was Bbew in 57. Carport. shade 
trees and double jot. 96.950 total 
price 
WATERFORD AREA 
&® comlortabie 
that ; He 
floors, 1‘y baths, full bsm't.. ail 
heat Large lot Total price $10- 
Owner will accept good iate 
model car as part down payment. 
COLONIAL HOME -— With white 
shutters overlooking lake 2 story 
brick with ¢@ bedrms., 
full Dem't rec. Here \s 
patio. 2 car ga- 
rage. Large lot with shade Lg 
Call for details. 
DRAYTON WOO) Extra nice 
3 bedrm brick home al] on one 
floor Large living rm and fire- 
Diace, tiled bath full bem't with 
rec rm and tireplace 2 car 
esrege. cement driv py e. Large ict 
terms 
Flovd Kent Inc. Realtor 
aa * Disie Hwy at — 
2-123 Le ong lll 
AMPLE CUSTOM PARKING 
3 Pioneer Highlands 
Properties: Lake privueges 
Contenient bus service 
Hancy to shopping areas 
All have gas heat and not water 
2 nice bedrooms, fui! basements, 
carpeted living rooms Large. 
fenced landscaped yards 
dining rooms 
family 
We are 
pleased to be able to show these homes to you as we are proud of 
this section and believe would be equally as proud live nere. Let us show you these homes and also the subdivision. 
Northwest Suburban You just won't believe the pos- sible value in a bome until see this 5 room, 1% 
extra large bedrooms. 
patio @ nice 2car carage. Leweig big poe ow All aluminum siding Locate 3    
beautifully landscaped ae rake close to all conveniences $14.950 FE 2-9640 FE 2-9066 
HOYT REALTY _ 254 8 Telegraph Ra 
RILEY SYLVAN SHORES 
Elisnore Drive Situated 
double jot, well 
3- AMILY 
Only $650 down. Located on North 
Cass. Needs gt — Priced at only — oil furnace. 
$09 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
FE 4-4821 
Templeton ; West Suburban Tooms and bath, furnished extra lots. 2 small buildings ond chicken coop included. Only $7.- sl — price. Low down pay- 
“a T. Templeton, Realtor 2339 baker Lk. Ra FE 4-4563 After 6, FE 2-9502 
~ OPEN 
Sun. 2 to 5 173 ONEIDA Escoptionanty well-built 3 bedroo — pce basement. Gas heat. 
sell. Com fie 9p Bt property — 
_REALTY FE 2-0966 FE 4-1157   
see 
ae) 8. |. Telegraph } Ra 
~VALOW, U-WAY — FOR VALUES WE TAKE TRADES 
wo GOLORED G.I. 
satan age BARE Pico a tr” aiae MENT. - CAR GARAGE. 
PULL PRICE ONLY $7,700. 
NO DOWN PAYMENT $175 ite APERORIMATS costs 
    . Tike NEW" 2 On 3 DED 
\ WITH 
| RJ. a Tr 4536 Dixie B OR 3-1261 | 368 Oaniand ‘ve. 08 re 5-000 
1708 or OR 3.8849 Sy cistine anny SERVICE — SS es a! oe 
> 
   
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‘TWENTY-FIVE |   
For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses 43 THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959 
: by Kate Osann | For Sate Mouses 43   
STOP! BY OWNER, w. SIDE, 2 BEURM., new carpeting in livin Lew down cman, Bs PE 
  
Judah 
Lake 
Estates 
“No. 4" 
, AND SEE OUR 
  NEW MODELS) v1.28 ,2 *stroom. 2 home. Webster 
School Sar, Large P obinn-4 
= ™ room, ple Ene 
“FAIRLANE” Terict include gee’ range . ond euto. washer 
3 BEDROOM RANCH 2" car gar $11,900 with 
sactt—an0 me cn aaa “VIKING” RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 262 Lg — Ra. 9-9 
ALL ALUMINUM HOME PE 3-' $-8775 
AND NOW ~ SyLVaN LAKL 
Under Construction 
~"PAIRWOOD" A 48 PFT. BEDROOM 
RANCH HOME WITH AT- 
| TACHED GARAGE. 
Fruitwood sliding. doors. 
ENJOY A SNEAK PREVIEW 
BEFORE OUR   Select Your 
LOT NOW 
BEFORE THE RUSH 
We HAVE ' 
: i 7001 High'eod Rd (M58) 
Large Choice Lots Phone EY 1.303 or MU 66417 7 BEDROO “NEAR ON WINDING STREETS 
WITH ALL 
City Conveniences 
PLUS 
Lake Privileges 
: 
WERY EASY TERMS 
ROM: 
TOTAL DOWN | 
COMPLETE 
MONTHLY PAYMENT 
$66 
FHA 
$375 TOTAL DOWN 
COMPLETE     LOOK!| OPEN. ' DAILY 10-8 
AND COME OUT TO | MELROs FURNISHED MODEL 
Between North Perry and 
$8,250 
COMPLETE DOWN PAYMENT 
TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMENT 
DLORAH. BLDG 
8- 6455. 
  
NEW 
407 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
Sam Warwick hag ne 
INDEPENDENCE TWP. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE FULL basement. PE 4-818. 
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 
3-bedroom 
brick tri-leve) Be "nemae. Fire- 
water 
ges, $24, 
  
bedroom. New in 1956. $7,400. 
Sucmonte $55 a month on FHA. 
mortgage tor sale by owner. 
ORIlando : 
OPEN SUN. 1 TO 5 Furnished 2 bedroom. Beach & 
boat privileges 4456 a oo 
ton Plains or VI 2-03 
— TRELEVEL StaRIER Sade 
Nothing dewn your lot. small 
down, tot. G. Flattley. EM 
3-0482   
our 
  
KENNEDY |: 3101 W ae 
$7549 tot.' price 
ANOTHER GOOD BUY 
Dorothy Snyder Lavender 
WASHINGTON BLVD. B’HAM 1658 | 
HARRINOTON HILLS. 483 THORS. 
|20 ACRES 
Boag groan sui NOTHING conga bo 
THREE BEDR 
CL. 'ARK E REAL "ESTATE 1362 W. Huron. Choice Waterford Area 
Custom-built brick front home 
= modern kitchen, two 
8 Cosreams stone fire- 
places og living room and den, 
wall-to-wall carpeting. Full 
ment, with forced air oil heat. 
Situated on large wooded 4 
Minimum Down Payment 
WM. A. 
EALTOR 
___ Open Evenings FE +3568 | 
ven ‘ul 6 
$100 DOWN” Byys this modern year around 
lakefront bome Good beach 
Large lot Hurry for this one! 
Nearly new log cabin Large lot 
Lakefront. 2 ts & dock. Only 
$8500 terms 
Realtor Est. 29 Years 
    MODERN 
lake, private beach. Will sell for 
$5500 with $500 down, payments 
$55 month. OR 3-2168. 
ae ss 1% story on wood- _— 
ed table space 
in ol stove included, fin- 
ished basement, screened porch 
a 1 efias all schools, owner, 
PARGAIN 
NOTHING DOWN   
yim ‘WRIGHT, Realtor 345 Oakland Ave. 
MA sine Call Sunda 
_ MULTIPLE SERVICE   
bedrm. Brick. Bsmt. Owner. 
_Bacritice FE 6-0406. 
CLARK LARGE FARMHOUSE 
15 tillable acres, 17 acres wheat, 
some outbulldings. $14,900. Terms 
Would trade.   
MS8UO AREA. De- 
natural ¢, 
tered walls. Basem 
reation room, patio, 
rage. Owner’ “says make offer. 
oan 100x144 —. attached 1'e-car i 
rage. Oak floors, plastered w 
ol] furnace. Other good features 
$9,900, terms. 
BRICK Lanes | 
ust north of Pontiac. Lake 
and privileges. Built 1957, ‘ented. 
lent condition. sement & rec- 
Teation room. $16,000 with only 
$3,300 down 
re nue SUN a eae _ 
- RES 
mn Eve. & Sun. 
Multiple ng Service   
MONTHLY PAYMENT 
971 LOOK port Lorated in 8 we with car. 
ry wy es y. 1800" down For further informs: 
ERBERT C. DAVIS 4015 Irwindale Drive   
This Absolutely 
INCLUDES 
Taxes and Insurance 
MODEL 
OP 
Daily & Sunday |** 
1] A.M.-8 P.M. 
DIRECTIONS:   “ 
      
“~ gIDE oF HIGHWAY. 
DLORAH F al 
BUILDING COMPANY 
of National Homes 
FE 2.9122   Realtor Auburn Heights Tf you are interested in having 
a nice home conveniently located 
near the new MSUO 
show you this delighttal modern 
ranch bungalow 
Pioneer Highlands Smartiy designed, solid! 
modern brick bungalow. 
dream house. Your wife will be 
thrilled to the beauty of the 
ete fem of thir . Roomy 
tehen, carpeted ~— - 
dinette 3 bedrooms, 
excellent esting system, 2 ¥- 
750. 
WitLIs M. BREWER 
ves. 
MILLER - BRICK. BUNGALOW — 
other fine igus 4 
This one has 3 
bath 
alum. 
. _ ves, 
‘sve small down payment, Ge mtge. 
IT’S GARDEN TIME and 
William Miller’ FE 2.0263 
"Open sos 
f         
bat ped HOME 6 LOTS 
50 and larger, He Watkins tite gr ision. Water, paved 
streets. 
. W. Ross Homes, Inc. 
SEDRSON 3 
* 000 DOWN 
REDUCED TO $14,200 
SYLVAN LAKEFRONT Enjoyable iakefront living is yours 
in this 6 room a on 8yl- 
van Lake. Has bedrooms plus 
aneled dun 2 ear garage —_ 
asement. — Pp 
6,500 uced to sas 
00 for quick AR as owner is 
torida bound! See it today! 
REALTOR PARTRIDGE 4-358), 1060 W. HURON OPEN TILL ¢@ 
BY . 3 sreene, ful 
ear W. 
) down. $11,000 at 
morte, 7 - cent. Call OR 
4) Beiccans Ranch In very nice neighborhood. Near 
Union Lake This home has large   
Coe. 2 ACRES. 
MY 3-1691.   
  
    
leges Asking $17,500 with terms. 
No Down Payment—Vets You can move into this onth 
2 bedroom for = $55 een m 
ge 
JOHN’ J. ef REAL a 
9203 Com Rad. 
EM   
TRANSFERRED FROM BLOOM- 
sale by 
hilltop between two lakes. 
oud privileges 3 bedrms., 
sc house Sat 
2585 Robinda'e Lane. FE 4-891 
  
SYLVAN LAKE 4 BEDRM. 
FHA $500 Dn FE 42366   
OTTAWA HIlls 
Beautiful 3 bedroom brick. 
Large living room, full din- 
ing room, sun room or den 
Automatic oi] heat. Brick 
garage. Beautifully land- 
escaped rd with extra jot. 
Priced sell! 
WEneTER DISTRICT 
= erfully conditioned 
rick home — 
Premaas in lt room— 
peting inc) — Ter- 
tion room 
or ‘ _. 
jayful kids. t Baldwin 
Re 200 ft frontage x 400 
ft deep Wonderful home 
with breeseway and double 
@ttached garage — Will sell 
or trade. 
OTTAWA HILLS 
You've always wanted a 
good home on the West Side 
ERE IT Is! 3 bdeda- 
vestibule entrance, rooms, 
fireplace, Gen, full dining 
room, terrific kitchen; dish- CLARKSTON ON v1 VILLAGE SUPERB LAKE PR 
  
expect including ¢: a and wall 
beautifully 
& 
street frontage. 
“live” stream boat channe’ 
SATURDAY & SUNDAY 
2-5; P.M. 
Lakefront Brick 
2655 Silverhill Rd. BEAUTIFUL re og hong lakefront 
brick, overlook: lake.. 3 large   
      
Ss and mapy ‘other 
desirable features included at iow 
. DIXIE 
TO WALTON 
LEFT TO SILVERHILL RD. 
ROLFE H. SMITH —REALTOR— 244 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 3-7848 
Rochester Area 
(25 Mile) All face   
Only $15, ,500 Total 
Move t in. Very easy — 
Or an in —_ house no 
OL 14261 
oe cst U JETT, | Realtor_ 
OPEN 
SUNDAY 2-5. 2540 Harmon Rd. 5 rms, 
bath basement, furnace. 4 acre. 
Out Pi Harmon 
al Pars 
a PON TIAC "REALTY 
131 Bedwinsi(sCSFE 
WHITE LAKE 
2 bedroom modern. year-around 
Good beach. $10,600 wh 62,600 
down. . . 
PONTIAC LAKE 
Beautiful 2 bedroom with extra 
large rooms, cut stone fireplaces 
forced air oil heat. Over 100 feet 
of good lake frontage on best sec- 
oo of lake. $18,000. cash to mort- 
“BIG GARDEN 
Very nice 2 bedroom alow, 
ee ar — Pienty fruit 
a yg jand. G10, with $2,000 
F. C. Wood Co. Williams Lake Rd. at M5® 
OR 31235 
Office Open 9 am-8 pm 
RANCH STYLE   a For Sale Houses TIZZY 
  
REC ORD   
          
aN For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses. 43 For Sale Houses 43   
  
CTF BUILT ‘LAKE HOMES 
barre Bigg. vamaqe w. fad pons 
  
PLEASE 
  
  © 1959 by NEA Service, re, 
TM, Reg, U.S. Pat Off, 
“I forget the name of it, but it sounds like ‘Clare de Lune’ 
r | jazzed up!” BY OWNER 
Fenced yard. $10,700 or trade 
sméiler house. Phone 
  
| BARGAIN! $335 
Bg a gl a 
  
HURRY!!! NEED THE 
. Sacrifice. Leaving atate. 3 
rm. modern, on } et | 
down or whet have you. 
vicinity. MY 2-3791.   
BY OWNER. 5 ROOMS & BATH. 
Breezeway & attached ar ga- 
Lot 120 x 156. Terms: Cash 
  
On acre of land. $500 wo, 
mo. Balance, $5,500, 46816 
_" et Utica. RB 2060. _ FOR OR BED- RENT. 
rooms. , — Brick. a 
Hardwood Rec. porch 
carport. On len Lk. By pooling 
_OR _3-3616.   
ALL MOD. 
Hort Realty "Gick's wk) 
  
SEMINOLE HILLS 
rooms vine White frame — 6 
ed-in 
large lot 203 feet deep — 
attached garage — terms. 
Leslie | R. Tripp, Realtor 1 West Huron 8t. 
FEderal 58161 or FEderal 44278 
  
  
  
OPE Sun. 2 to 5 P.M. 
Elizabeth Lake Estates 
Lake Privileges 
308 S. Winding Only $1,500 down to quall- 
fied FHA buyer. This 2 bed- 
room bungalow features se:       
fast nook unfinished up-' Stairs full basement, with 
automatic heat and we- 
ter. Garage. 2 lots, shrubs 
and flowers, s' _ 
— Immedia’ 
To inspec Tive west -—j 
Eliza ~~ ag By to 8. 
Winging. Turp lens to Brook- 
dale and “Open” sign. 
Salesman on premises. 
“BUD” Nicholie, Realtor 
Mt Clemens 8t 
FE 51201 or FE. 44773 
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE 
ust 4 Left 
3 BEDROOM, BRICK PACE RANCH HOME. 150 FT 
Calg $9,990 
JUST $90 DOWN: PLUS MORTGAGE COSTS 
$75 PER MONTH Includes taxes & insuranc 
Out —— (Dixie) to Sashebaw 
Ra on Sashabew to   
Maybee gr w signs to sub- 
"Open from 1 to7 information c 
re MI 6-2847 
LAROE BEAUTIFUL SE OV- HOU 1 wire 5415 Elize 
abeth gy wa. me 
5 P sggtnee Ds HOUSE. ALUM. STORMS   
  
  
  
' & HARGER CO. 33.W. HURON —__sPE 58183 
Nothing Down Will build starter home on . 
  
Auburn Heights, $11,750 $1800 DOWN BUYS “ HOUSES FOR 
THE PRICE OF ONE. For the 
Nice 6 rm. and 
with 26 It li rm. Also 4 rm. 
rental unit on k of lot, size 
22x24 plus 10x12 extension with 
a little biogas Would rent Lo 
$40-$50 per onth. COMPA 
THIS VALUE MAND CALL rz t 
NTMENT 0450 POR APPOIN 
role SCHUETT, Realtor 
suORT” OF oF aPace abeth Here is 6 rms_ Cass-Etiz 
Lake area to welcome a family. “owner 
now. 
Mutart Realty 2108 le 
WALLED LAKE ' MArket 4-2391 
SYLVAN A og BE oy gpa 
Bsmt ac: Fr. sewer. Bug service. Te.300. 
3 YRS. 
4-5877 BY BY OWNER. 3 BEDRMS. 
old. $1,   
1,500 dn. Terms. FE 
after 4   
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
GAYLORD |: SS ee ae bed room home base- 
orally and attached garage would 
say, “Come in and look 
a out my large pic- 
ture oo to herd houses below. 
wa at my fire- 
_ & 7 the oe dining room 
ay in m recreation room. 
Enjoy my kitchen with many 
  
    
  
Copper plumbing aluminum sid- 
: P path con floors, birch 
ca formica counters, f 
al. ot 
tf yor wou'd ftike this home 
duplicates on vour lot, come out 
arc let ux show you this new 
model at $8.950 om your jot. 
& WwooD co 
Williams Lake Rd. et MSS 
Or: 3-1235 
Office Open 8 am.-8 p.m. 
NOTHING DOWN Beautiful bi-level & tri-level — 
—. you're 
Nothing down our 
have several ea 
ARRO REALTY 
M REALTOR 
5143 Cass-El! 
ae BE 9 a.m. to 8: 30 pm. Sunday 18 
AUBURN HEIGHTS fy Paw sell, ex — or build 
Auburn Heights or radius of 
$0 miles. Phone PE $-0058 or UL 
C. SCHUETT, Realtor 
6 RM. MODERN, OIL HEAT. 
5 Rm. modern, oll heat. 
Plenty of others. 
FOR   
  
‘ 
& 16 rms. 
ap Ga tome & for your- 
P. W. DINNAN | 
_ SCHUETT _ 
‘n'y pg, 8 ce 
2 bed 4 wa own, rooms an up Full basem gas heat, 
bedroom ranch.   .| WESTSIDE. 
brick ranch. 
    washer, breakfast nook. 
| aay oe F room. Doubie to with 3-BEDROOM BRICK a On — floors. Ga- 
| Bar Ba" erat “Trl Steable ot LAKE PRIVILEGES STARTER HOMES 
BELIEVING. No down payment i ag on A —_o - 
NEAR ST. BENEDICTS waclusive, naighbornood. of Se ee es ee 
Tierameay comauioneg2| bree Secs cette” detdes | Searmenisy Have ynell Sor oe room ic 0) 
to wall carpeting and drap-| Pontiac in Waterford Township oe FP. C. Wood Co. OR 
eries incl Summer Eg 2 ro nee 7 
yr toed = ec. reduc Ls y taxes. MM TOW 
— nee. = #19, eaturing a large Toom, on ram: house on — 
La ad a tn os ge ee bea ig 8 ee 3-013 3-01 wi LJ vv mon 
KO DOWN PAYMENT large ‘Freneh doors sveriecking “ We have a number of 2 _ a patie aad landec lot: buge 
3 bedroom homes Pn kitchen; ceramic tile bath; 3 and out of tan. Some we big bedrooms; full basement Se tee finished beautifully tiled and ety OS ee ak oad Noor celling el a B 
mon payments an le. 2 car 5 per cent interest. Cail age wan te fh coment Gave AC 17 oom 
us to see them. road; aluminum germs end ecreens; & couple minu v 
WEST sIDe onto 
ee ee oe oe —_ [OM] > 
third cost. 
Truly e grand home. Por 
Double-brick garage, large| appointments call FE 8-178. 
et et fi $100 DOWN ond Sor & SEkeee $3400 FOR . quick sale 3 bedrm. Cape Cod, M Y | 
Wonderfully conditioned a, aerate eet MIOVES 10U in heme. Mies kitshen, 3 bed- 5 Util. bidg.. sereenet! porch. rooms down: bedroom Fireplace. 2-car garage. 3742 8. 
ee Bivd East of adams Rd heat. —— fenced yard. _ ae SO 
Fak mart 1 ACRE WHY PAY RENT? 2 bed.eom modern home . 
I I | | IE (Potentia: 3). Nice and clean. Va- s av 
ji eat ebed = "ine hool 34 BUILT IN RANGE & OVENS 
i ‘th 
a TO eee Terms. Call LOADS OP MODERN FEATURES 
MODEL OPEN WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY 1 TO 7 
ee so Kinney 
2 blocks mnorth “at Moe oon 
WESTOWN een FE 8-2763 or Eves. |. LT .2-4677 
SASHABAW, MAYBEE RD. 4 YR. 
old 2 bedrm ranch on 100 x 337 
ft. lot. Tile bath natural wood 
kitchen cabinets kitchen oe 
fan — screens. ]\e-car ga- 
rage. deal home for older couple 
seeking sm smaller home. $9,500, sub- 
ropeomne on ace oan, or can re- 
OR 3-4428. 
x appointment.” Owner. 
TRANSFERRED — INDIAN ViL- 
lage, oo : fully car- 
replac car garage, 
6-1763. ii   
  
VETS 
Nothing Down 
————_ SraRes a tN & a ee 
basement ates 
sewer. 
  
to Gi mortgage. OR: : 
UNION COURT APTS. 
Warm, clean apts. 3 rooms and pvt. 
bath. All nicely decorated. Quiet, 
friendly neigh . Adults only. 
Laund og A py bnn Bigs room ae 
idential tghborbood. Lae i per res ne 
month. Bee ir Ana | 
Union } Seer Prone Fe Stent oF | ‘om pstead, 
OPE} Sun. 2 to 5 P.M. 
3 Bedroom 
7683 Michigan Ave.   
  
  
      
room fai 
basem 43! For Sale Houses 43 oor eer? 
Crescent Lake Taate. 2 bedroom H ardwood ge 
  ‘CUCKLER REALTY 236 (N~ Saginaw 
DRAYTON Wodme" 
BRICK RAN   
Paneled fami! | room with fire- 
place — 8 full basement. Setting 
on a with some trees. 2 car 
brick  eursee $14.700. PHA terms. 
LaDD’s 4286 DLXIE HWY. 
Drayton Plains, OR 3-1231 
BY OWNER. WATKINS LAKE   
attached ‘garage 
__ 150x151. 1. $11,000." _ OR sacs. 
  
  
$3000. 
Call after 5 p.m. F rE 
BIRMINGHAM COLONIAL. 3 BED- 
. Streened 
ca   
  
    
  
RM. a 
Small dn. pa 
_ Ramona Terrace Cal! FE ¢1 
DRAYTON PLAINS. 
3-6976. Gas   
car | garage Pull basement. §14,- 
~ BUILD NOW 3 BEDROOM HOME Call today. Pinancing svailabie. 
"C HAYDEN, Realtor R. W. LILLEY, Builder 86 E. Walton FE 3-0461 
SYLVAN ray af 4 BEDROOM 
PHA. $500 dn. 2366   
  
  
  
BIO HOUSE. < OUSE, COMMERCIAL LOT. _ Cheap. N. Cass, OA 82917. 
vila 3 BEDROOM 
brick home, my equity, — av 
mo. balance due, $6,299.91. 
itt 
Hempstead 3670 AQUARINA   
np 3 bedroom brick home, 
years old. jous living 
pol 3 bedrooms, ge kitchen 
with dining area ei of cup- 
boards & tiled heat, 
on 
$1900 down on 
= ne, $13,900. | 
Oy ai Only $9,500 
ie et ee LAKE 
$13,500 with $2000 
KENNETH G. HEMPSTEAD, Realtor 102 | ne Huron St. PE 4.9284 5-0510 or PE -2-3971   
Waterford 
|Hill Manor 
OPEN MAY 10 SUN. 1to5 —— brick 
  
BROS. 
  oe nt ww heat. 2/4, 
  
  Best Wishes 
Mother! SPEND SUNDAY WITH MOM 
Call us Monday to see any 
one of these specials. 
3 Bedroom brick. at ats ee fea- 
tures. On wooded lot. 
Brick rancher, built-in kitchen. At- 
aoe garage and full basement. 
New — garage. basement. Beau- 
igi tchen and ceramic bath. 
i = beauty, located on high lot 
attached Thermopane windows, 
garage. $18,500, 
3 Bedroom frame. Beautiful 
close te Weaver School. $950 Pad) 
2 Bedroom , Near bus line 
and com bungalow, near bus 
A GOOD SELECTION OF GI 
HOMES. MORTGAGE COST 
DOWN ONLY TO QUALIFIED 
BUYERS. 
ts | George R. Irwin _| 298 W. Walton PE > 
Multiple wipe Listing Service 
BY OWNER. 5 
_yard. 2-car garage. cc FE +8101. 
OPEN DU NDAY 1 :30-5 PM. IN BLOOMPIELD—   
  
Pony 
Woodward Ave. 
~» 1_ mile 
left to 2615 Eastwa 
  
  
This is ¢ 
looking for with 
  
    
condition. Storms 
ene lot avail be gL S00 
extra it i —" $3,008 MT 500 w th 
| LAKE ‘ORION. > “ROOM ~ HOME, 
ots ake Vilege: bed- 
bath, Pt ole 
  
oe Lake 
down payment. 
OP Sunday 2-5'p.m, 
101 Eileen   
  
      
Evenings after 6 call FE 2-3381 or 
FE 5-2035 or FE 5-6447. 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 4-253:   
COOLEY - 9 ela 
  ‘ 4 
  SMITH NT 
6 rooms, recrea- 
, Sleeping porch, 
large oeyell “4 se ped " jandsca 
pmsl included. 
n EXCEPTIONAL VAL- 
LAKE FRONT 
elaborate rooms,’ dream 
kitchen with loads of cup- 
board space, room, = 
fireplace, ee wat 
nim § 2 car . niece 
Good here. 
CASS LAKE FRONT NEAT 6 7 pe RA PLACE, 1 NCH, FIRE- car garage, large aren a E. Walton Open Boss. Ba, 10-2   
HAYDEN 2 or m otier, $65 month. 
a Pe   
  — 1% car aareen. $1620 | 
Nothing down sp senir| 
price for 2 oy 
NEAR WATERFORD aol 3 BR. 
ranch home. Oi) fur Car- 
— Alum. awnings. "Lares lot. 
ae yg ck possession. 
$10,950. 
AUBURN HEIGHTS. 
home with bath. 2 
floors. Oi] furnace. 
Garage. C basement. 
& bus. 
$1000 DOWN. 2 B.R. home in sub- 
urbea Walton Heights Manor 
Bub. Tile bath. Water softener. 
Storms & screens. Lot 170x120. $ room |? LEAVING CITY — 3 BEDROOM 
  ae! en. ‘7 , ee paym for 
qualified G1. Good 3 BR. home| Somerset tt Mt fpereegn. Bloew. 
has basement, furnace & | Bus ‘OPPTYs bi 
water heater. foogs. Fenced | — 
ee eecisn ROCHESTER sa | "ee ma, BBM home of frame , & construction. ro | fodels Open Daily 
kitehen has built in stove & oven. |3 oe Aik. van y ARE 
hood Bath Ling =| — ; A. . 
vanity. All bedrooms have doub Tries os Just nort 
Located on 25 Mile Rd. between Rochester & Van Dyke Rd. 
Exceptional Values BALE. RE FOR 
from o16 568. Wil accept trade in 
of — bulld Large selection of 
lots. To your plan or ours, 
“Bee Today 
Phone FE 8-0458 o or OL 
C. SCHUTT, Realise 
2 BEDROOM HOME rou L BASE- ment, gar age South 
side ke. nes 3106 
floors. 
Sooeers | kitchen. New furnace. Lot 
150x $9500. Must sell in 30 
days. Owner leaving town. Low 
dn. payt. Will take terms, 831 
Sebek, Oxford.   
home. 1 athe "Jasment. For. e. Lot 80x13¢. 
ion. Will con- 
land contract as 
down paymen' 
J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor 
FE 80441 
SYLVAN LAKE. ~ BRICK 3 BED- 
rooms, walnut. paneled den, love- 
~ ca ——_ 
sik 300, 1440 neeidake. Pas 
Lg peer 
3b ard, Good location , 950. 
down, Lauinger Real Estate, 
DRAYTON ... THREE BEDROOM home built 
in "52. 8x22 oe to a 2% 
c Uiroughout and. screens   
  
  
  
and 
and inmecuiote. You MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
OPE SUNDAY 1 to 6   
      
OXBOW LAKE FRONT 10180 Elizabeth Lake Rd. All 
inum exterior with at- 
Willixms Lake Front All white 5 room ae 
bungalow nm with 
~ ha A bey —— Bevacd ~ screened lake rch. Ness 
$11,950, FHA terms. po yen tee, shade Be pinoet ard and Se my ey 
a 
NORTH Cat Kibet ee eee Sun 
Side on First Street. Ranch home 
with col basement. Gas heat, JOHN 
corms F og = foo: 
Pamene $10,950, oh ' 
aol y ‘to mortgage. l 
Hamphries| Sinzler | 83 N. ae oe Open Eves. REALTOR 670 W. Huron Ph. PE 4-3523 
E 2-9236 Ph. FE Soeae" Eve. & Sun.   
ea 
2 BEDRM, MODERN WITH FULL 
a $500 will handie. 
oN Sunday 2-6 P.M. 
THE NEW   
  
  
  
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 3-5 P.M. ¥ 
  
209 Preston - 
NEAR 8T 
  EXCITING |,» SHARGER CO... 33 W. Huron St. fond 
G WILL ACCEPT * 
. PE 5-2077 after 7 p.m 
3 BEDROOMS ; 
1% BATHS OP a N 
OVEN & RANGE heel 
ATTACHED GARAGE Ew — win fa 
FULL BASEMEND Goltii crea ail enaane A bee 
rooms: All this for only $13,- 
*300 and choice west suburban lots 
$15 950 Sy ace Geet Lee & te ‘ ~ ty’ Carvonne | aos PLUS LOT ly Manor. 1 mile 
west of city mits. Out 
Lake road to Fernberry, north 
wilt. ‘be there to Sa wan aoe Many 12-5. We only have two left so Sites Available don't miss them. 
$500 DOWN — Sell or trade. Cosy two bedroom with over 
% secre of land. Gopens- 
=| OPEN ak : a ; and od at $7,460, i eity : 
NOTHING DOWN - 3 bedroom . ° enly 3 ye Has 
SUNDAY 2-5 matic By All newly decorated. All you need is $275 
closing costs. 
| 1940 S, Hammond LX. DG lo. meat x © P 
Lakefront Bi-Level bedroom modern home with al- 
AN EXCITING HOME that most ‘% acre of Right in warrants your immediate at- —w- 2 bedrooms, Ist floor and 
tention, 4 s, and wo up. New furn.. Screened 
baths (master bedroom 17.1 front porch. need is your x 13 with private bath). 2 costs. at only 
yp Ls im 
$6,950 FULL PRICE — And what eae ok hae @ bargain. Modern bungalow with in an atea of other fash- lake privileges. Only 1% miles 
ou Sunday 2-5 p.m. TELE- storms. Large 15180 ft. lot, com- 
DRAPE RD. TO ORCHARD pletely fenced. Immediate posses- LAKE: RD — ONE MILE sion, Easy terms. 
balay OT BA MANY OTHERS — To choose from. 8. RAMMOND LAKE DA. ee ee ee 
— FOLLOW OPEN siG eg tnt office Sunday 
LIST WITH US — For fast & effi- cient service. W EBUY; SELL & 
TRADE. 20 yrs. serving Pontiae 
& Vicinity. 
OPEN SUNDAY 10-4 
L. i. BROWN, Realtor 
  ° th hake, Road 667 Joyceil fe 
Delightful... riley Bini 
HOME — Bucelient 3 bea Mimodern. $6,300. ¥ 
room brick on the West OSLYN R RD. sae 
  
  
dar-lined attful 
few to sand 
fesas tety $1020, ‘ 
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lot. Se paved Joslyn. rm. isstt Bresoe Rreessway 
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| l LAKE FRONTAGE. | 60 ACRES, WITH PVT. SPRIN CE : ‘LUXURY * } siomficld Twp, PE. 28611, “ted | lake that will support trout} FROZEN CUSTARD | 97,060 includes Jot ond, building, , 
SS 4 1. ul) re. . Beverly Street - LAKE SIDE HOME LOTS, $600. GLENWOOD ES-| ° To0ts ‘iiving, 30. min. trom ‘Pos. Fully coletet sud. reedy | is feat road frontage, _ 40x36. toot bath, good condition, asite-aak Wal wood 8. off Walton Blvd. ee Owner, PR, b Oud. choice Put this mighty profit-| building, at very sctive corner. ful? Pesement outs. of Surases, To be found in this distinetive || ns_or_call JUpiter 8-1962. sere. : ACRES OF | dle operation on your ous rk "Real “Esteve 1362 ° Corns & pereeae. Paved oad in its fairy. tale setting. ’ 2 wanes LEVEL LOTS de of at the re reas. Suightly rolling ply Bag om po wil ! W. Huron, FE 3-7688 re 
paren a beach," love hts on ved road. Wat- $10,000. #1800 oer dove. for all cash. Bee it today BOR ; MARKET Woodhull Lake Area 3 Bedroom nds. with trees King Li Ra Seat. ‘from ‘ety | 1 teres. #2,000.°6 RIDGE| SUBURBAN u e Ar built} LeBaron Farms Sub. near Sind completely equipped. water- _ limits. $1,250. $200 dn. $35 mo. | } 1 ing site, 30) REALTOR PART Groceries. beer and wine. Grosted é gee Rg online Ried MEI all to front. Indoor living is made or $1,050 _ cash. Ae acres tillable. $2,000 down. Busitiesses thruout | Mich ‘ge he Ba ‘fpeuisted thruout, Large family) wall carpeting. bane- delightful by exce J LOTS WATERFORD TWP. TO! 4 eres with O00 | PE OM oan Tie e | pine'3.300 oguare 1 storage. Ex- ™m 5 a9 . ac- estate. $900. : ‘erm * que Saeee ee cad had for small down- pay- tiviites rm., 27x24 ft. with @ bar $ WOODED BUILDING SITES.|8 acres. $1505. $50 dow collate ad tledn tame lease. very Corner sega 3 at door. ment on FHA. for fur- only fo the finest . Ov Walters Lake. Lake/10 acres. $2,960. Near" ‘Clarkston G & Meats raat ae stoc #96 convenient term oe weet se lee acvaee_ ben ee, eter er ape ViEW | Spe Te anon ee oer) er Gusness In vicin-| fiveaat eT OF sen wb kandi 5 a / Cass-Svlv Canal Front Income... sumersus to mention. 3 large 4 MILL TOP VIEW. 1 ts i PANCUS wef owe. ity of fast growing” subdivision Ne sis or C Brg 7 ye Mirectize bungniow overlooking} close tn. T rooms. 2 bathe, Sees cede: cy ieee todo. aside for subdivision. M8.- Realtor ore becuse of health, Will con | le. Ofrous- ee}, ,Estale. Byiven Leke 2 ft, Uring room erg 9g es with bath, The kitchen ts breath: U.O. Built up. $20,000 to $30.000 je sa NGUS, NA 17-2615 | 1G Decwae Only $27,500, terms. | 4395 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-970 . al, fireplace: dining room| last call now for” ap: pink “termica, with “ah seuip. Lie-frai. see WOM $2800 ROAD FRONTAGE _ Sale| Land Contracts 52 . losed rch. Fu intm ink formica, w equip. - 
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2 bedrooms, new carpeting, ul aa ir Comuiren be Cal _MULTIFLE LJSTING SERVICE | cars, 9 ace parcels. Lovely| lant aE : ‘ : . LTIPLE LISTING SE bata etcbon'@ arge  entionea ! tine eee ~ BIG 4-ACRE LOT J. bullding spot. $¢50 down will han- List st Your Property sun room. se | x 
ae et TR ENR Ot. pare * 53500 eS se Z ROLLING WOODED LOT — Dorothy Sn nyder Lavender Her a ystead go ong You'll get fest. courteous soa Eenepeyleon : BZ ESE ARE AMONG THE ar and satisfactesy Fi West Suburban 5 ROOM HOME 5 ACRES. NEAR ZB ‘THESE ARE AMONG THE + gekgttor Hat; 30, years, lding arene nud 66 uxicomam 46 ttulat. aa MAple 56-2478 after 4 WEST. ignl Church Building Phone PE 8-0488 ér MU 4-5083 for Modern ranch e 3 miles from : Clarkston ple EVER OFFERED — Phone EM 3-3303 or MU 4-6417 ssaaval alxeel 1 cnueae of voles. ignores op gga hay) He fam-| x ere Parent i p.m ERN LOCATION. SE Finer Located ae corner Mes eee expe rr fly room ft. eac rooms, s love edroom ranc 2 LECT full ‘bath, modem kitches. 2 fire-| home. ios ft. Living room. $25 Moves You In IN THIS CHOICE LOCA- OPEN i Lot 60x150 ft. Building | Money to Loan places. Pull basement. Many ex-| 39 fA activities room. Nat: MILFORD’ 3 BEDROOMS. GA | TION 33x36 ft. New roof & ceilis, (atate I Lenders) tra features, Cool-Vent awnings, ura] fireplace and of course, heat. Paved street. City sewer gas heat. Zoned. commercial. ly roofed patio. expertly landscaped.) "full “basement” Storms and water. Ful] basement. Gar- JIM WRIGHT, Realtor SUNDAY $7500 with $1500 down. attached 2 car garage. Price re- and screens. 22 x 24 at- bage disposal. 70 ft, lot. Free 541 and 543 N. Perry St. v] —— eee te on a 00" ft. Tot. Ideal Slany other extras 404 pet’ mocth. ace ge 12-8. 1863 8. Coats Rd. 6 scenic) Too cercial bullding with’ 2 atore for children. Priced $13,950 VE 86-3731. WO 2-3974, MU 40455. _MULTIPLE LISTING atic coe Oa ot = spaces rented plus, sia, room| oi ANCE COMPANY Roy Annett, Inc, om terms eye. 55 ras NER . BiG CORNER {LOT, NEAR AUBURN, | ter heater, Now ae santees i een ger Mg Hn oe oa, nase | — BY \ be . )._ Box | w ve wood, 150. Full price only $12,000 with | 8 Waren Pacers! 0-000! ely yin See ooking 2 bedroom. Small down payment. “Who is THAT clown?” ~ CHRISTIAN HILLS - “PONTIAC k RE AL. TY $3000 ‘down. — ecornet of | BORROW UP TO $500 = for a home that has every- Fe 5-1151. 
nw ° i Open Evenings & Senay thing. as well as location” | + Rus. NEWLY DEC, BASEM'T. OR ON owen | 21 Baldwin FE $-8275 trom Wray Buildi | Walled Dk Oetywmghasn, Piymeuts let us show you this 6 room d street $6,950 $400 dn. $60 ] Pin A LOTS | urch uilding | lie | brick. It boasts @ beautiful eked © fant For Sale Lake Prop. 44. For Sale Lake Pro 44) Long Lake, Bloomfield Hills. | carpeted re og vie month, FE +66 mE OO | ~~ TOE ~~ ee | et My ng acres, $15,- _ For Sale Farms — 48 ae bad pad meg oly ah Borrow with Confidence led rock fireplace and a 
picture window ‘with ’a pano- CL ARKSTON a fakee Mica bear. Crear schoot.| $7,190 PULL PRICE. Vacant. 2, ~ LAST CHANCE BY OWNER, 100 ACRES “NEEDS oe iu eee $25 to $500 pee eee be a ett tt-sec this sesck Prcetibies.| beuraciage “encisase porch etea AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES! repairs, 4645 Grange Hall Rd.' pve," pe s-0510 or PE 2-3971| Household Finance charming homes in the Pins ap Specs | beach, Crescent Lake. Better Beautiful hillside building sites _Ph Holly MElrose 17-2591. | aves == Pootine | area a nice bedrooms ‘cv- RANCHER C. SCHUETT } hurry. | on paved streets Also many level DAVISBURG AREA | SUPER MARKET i 8 fennew et F * | NAME Va) Td al FE 8-0458 or MU 4-4353 | sites. In a good neighborhood of yy S 2 oF, oak floors, plastered walls. , a] PL a a = = ~ WATKINS : - ~ scr ZiT | tinad (NOMmeRnClonein (OM working d On US. highway. North’ edge of 
Best Buys sth Minty Panne fom, Cina thin orice tarener | tate By howe 308 Concre Re | CLARK REAL. ESTATE | fine nome Clots (te sorting | qs” acre Pon ONLY sive Qe US, highray. Mort, oa al modern-to-the-minute itch- You'll fin this ric , 1362 W. HURON FE _ 3-7888; 44813 | as $1500 if sold this week After 4 t aividelte sage kitchen hey come miles | eee eee oe coe ful’ ee “convenient ‘th itve “in, | /*MILES NORTH OF ROCHESTER |i Gveiy § ROOM RANCH. LIKE, Sursg at soleig ail receive 's | $2800 down payment or divide wet it. Grossed $315.465 for To ay | en with plenty of birch cab- ful & convenient to live in. Year around. $1,000 down. OA | Carpated@iivineiasauatnine 10° reranes smaller parcels i teen 72 x 110 building on 2 | - ggg dg oes Large iHving a aisenlas | 8-3573. , new cela = Saionant: large lot " LADD's INC 4266 DIXIE HWY. 3} BEDRM HOME—2'; ACRES | acre $65,000 plus stock. Terms OM UNITY voaw — v e bs i | SMALIL FARM | recreation: is also has a amie’ reac, tra wee 2190 FT. FRONTAGE, PONTIAC | White White Lake privileges. Only $10- 7 Drayton Prats, OR 3-1231 | 4. tak Parker Ba geod e, GAMBLE STORE | 0 2. LAWRENCE PE 68-0421 ; MAL P, ” os 7 | natural fireplace 1'z-car at- large bedrooms. Tiled bath. Pull | Lake. fal Sec bath, $1500 | . ee ak LOT BY WOLVER- | and rolling ge lake — | In. thriving et ee TO ase Pare ie Chicken house and plen | tached garage Large 95 ft. basement. Oil heat. 2 car at-|) down. EM : ee ine $8500 total. $1 own payment. Thumb area. Can purchase LOANS $500 of room for large garden go | corner lot with lake just tached garage. All on 4 rolling | 75 x 350 FOOT ON MILE LONG | “STEELE REALTY. bs munuand LOT WITH a ~ FRONTAGE | for $3.500 plus inventory. Low BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE with this 6 room and bath | across the street—Full price acres overlooking Clarkston. The spring fed lake. 15 miles North | . , | off Oakland Ave.. with all city BALDWIN AVE —218 ACRES rent. If you want a real deal, g,w Lawrence st PE 4-1538-9 white So ae | $20.500 and terms can be price is only $22 with con- of Clarkston. Some woods hard a | tmprovements. FE 4-5638 Pronts on 3 roads just outside call today. ae “OANS $ $25 TO TO $s full basement, sil heat. auto, onaeaee ments rms: Call for eppoint-| shore, beautiful country. New de-/ LAKEWOOD VILLAGE, LAKE city of Pontiac. Ideal for sub- LO . 500 
  
    
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: . ement peted” ving room 10 x12 lar ston Dirle Hwy. Drayton Plains. or, COLE & EASLICK Select your building site | 78, ACRES — COMMERCE RD nee eee CHARLES. REALTOR ful Vis a sat ollles on yaeae Fa By appointment dining area Kitchen with 3-9701 . ; COMMUNITY \ entire piece only $690 per acre 1717 . gre __ PE 4-0521 peizi : : py Rasetseat Gad cae beni’ On REAL ESTATE, INC, | 100 rr.x 337 OAKLAND LAKE | EM_3-0088 ____MU_4-8825/ 3001315 lot om Marlington in! ‘Terrific value. Its under. priced ea | HOME & AUTO HIGH AND DRY | basement and gas heat On w AL, Lod. ierseniees riv. $1,050. $50 down & $20 mo.| 1 OCKHAVEN RD. 801180 Bulldine | Drayton Heights. $1450 total. $350) Easy terms ME & Tlavely view of Green Take: lot 110 x 150 with Ranch 208 Main. pln oletyagnyl ich. kefront jot at Iwan siteguieliiia int $1060 cash or will dn. payment. | ; LOAN CO. env Clacketar with this fencing GI resale Less (ACROSS PROM BANK) Shores. City water, gas & sewer. | for car or trailer. 05 ACRES—WHITE LAKE R™ c rE. Pike sparkling 3 bedroom ranch a ee ee pe nleie onal Sea-wall, sand beach, large trees|. ‘'® NEWBERRY RD. NEAR’ LAKE onls $490 per acre on the entire! | 1N Perry % Corner E. Pike) style home. Pleasant country Drice $15,600 Open Dally 9 to $—Sundsy 12 to 8) Qi nascaped. 87.250 ‘EM 34008 AUBDRN RD Business. 100° front- | ANGELUS RD _ 550") Price deal Big money maker SERVICE STATIONS ~~ GET) $25 5 TO $500 , fr 1 igh- : B er ; Buys over 's acre. + AT Gerheed eke eciellentn; A LOVELY spacious looking CLARKSTON © Se =o. 52 see ae $850. Discount for cash. | #0 ACRES N. OP PONTIAC ON FOR RE? ON YOUR spacious landscaped lawn, home with breezeway ope: Tri-Level. Close to schools. 3} | 219] N. Hammond IL k. Dr.| H LK. PRIVILEGES. 103x SHERWOOD RD. Stock farm. 8 | ' barbecue pit, “many other | Tage. large picture window bedrms. 13 baths, extra large 1 ie { T Jt. vel 120°.) $300. Down | SEMINOLE 8ST. IN PONTIAC, $500, rm home and Dulldnigs included | Establishd locations with min!- ] a Te features. A real buy at j — — bb nto —_— living room. Plus activity roan | _akefront Tri-Le . DN. PYMT. Buys 40'x120° site| 5335 per acre. | Seererectaaas ter” ecestors | ! } | ] $10,900 with only $3150 | Bay Take. eted liv & garage in lower level. Outside aes Biomfiel4-Pentias schols, on?! 'SYLVAN LK. — Keego Lot and| with water, gas, “sewer. $1850, aE M ms ae ane edrooms carpete ving rill & brick patio. Over 1700 sq. one of mond's exclusive x total. ~ SCHUT T, R Ite RAPH RD AT MYRTLE | Up to 2% - s epay room with dining area. Ful fe A wing area for only $15,500. North shore 5 with large spect | Bew 1‘ car garage. $200 down. Cc xealtor TELEG eoar ac PH. 2-9206 $37.00 PER MONTH w preteeclonaly lanapeapes ee ree eee faut | INDEPENDENCE RD 2 Lots 100x150. COLONIAL HILLS €0'x210’ site on PE a 0458 or | MU 46-5083 | $37. Hyg h m & professionally landscaped _ ea ESTATE. ¢ BED-| with unusual functional floor lot 180x200. Terms Bratton Dr. Located in beautfiul WILLIAMS LAKE RD. LAND Hard to oo. ae « acre lot. Lake privileges. room, 1's baths, in Drayton lan & lots of living — bree, 3 | exelusive sub. North side of OXFORD AREA 1 AT OAK BEACH ments on @ modern . : y has everything plus, for | Square Lake Rd. between Wood- ity limits, 21 TWP. di = 7 Plains Ful) bsmt.. close to ome i N. Lot 616x340. $500. | qua 10 Mi. to Pontiac City WATERFORD re Se bred coe toe at Ap ep, 4 [pets A bargain! only $55,000. Contact owner, = LAKE ORIO o | ward and Telegraph Rd. Only acres grave! loam soil, 7 room re- - | Loan Company sree Only 4 years old tached 2-car garage Large $9,905. Call OR 3-2264 | — 8-1966. HITE LAKE 2 Parcels. Could be $2500. modeled farm home, automatic ELIZABETH LAKE RD. __202 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. airborne Tete rail i oo | A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON PRIVATE | 81 | ofl heat. 26x30 stable and other AT DOVER a — Sir ante and. semties wereld ered sta kacten atric a tg I od rg pe Bg | diviged ste 8 lots $250 TOTAL PRICE Lot 5$'x288' on; putidings. All kinds of fruit. Prop. | PONTIAC QUICK $25 TO $09 LOANS. anc Reena Moen patel gg gg ach cas tutnkoe, are windows ascra| Cal Bi 4. 2164 or MUlberry 9-4681.| sunaH LAKE. $400 down for lot Palmer Si. Just off Mt. Clemens erty well located at 760 Sanders Just West of MS® Serboard Finance Co. 5 ect ' e area Lot 84 x 150 Conven- § screens. On Mlilbourne Place | BY OWNER. 7 SCENIC ACRES.| with 220° road frontage |; st | Rad. near lakes and schools Seil- | Representative will be on prem- 1185 N PERRY STREET meeeeee fently located for schools FE 4-7231. | Privileges op private lake. MY | J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor _ ONT 80x120 AT WALLED | mo a. ilness. Roy Knauf = biel May 13, from 11 AM Easy Parking - Phone 6-966 BUNGALOW FOR TWO $14 S00 ‘or qunen ane ss ob I ao tg Me e. a LOT MACEDAY LAKE 8&6 E Walton | wees *Wol erie Lake WTD.: LEASE @0- TO 100ACRE k 4 — ing TEAGUE FINANCE CO. ? te f | ~ SP SPS and beac olverine ake : ne lete 6 weeks pa) rein Cane wean in euict ‘Tea | no ; garage. About 1 acre. Trees and| ~ yyountain View Subdivision. 75x206 LAKEFRON1 posal Sub Only $3800 total; farm. on all-weather road. or wi!! | pec one Financia) assistance to Ai2 N. MAIN dowel sexten: + Lake Or RAY O'NEILL. Realtor oquity, eas. tanes, UL, 33015 | te _ Beech _pely_ OR 3-030. ____ E OR TRADE $800 dn. pymt | frede free @ clear Pontiac Prop those who qualify. Por complete | 1 ¥ MICH jon, walking distance to 1262 § Telegraph Rd Open 9-0 equity, Reas. taxes. UL 22715 | (ag TaKe WOODS: 2 PEDRM. cnwee tae et erty tor farm Phove days, FE) iciormation “hose Mr Orittis. | ROCHESTER, MICH. downtown Features large FE 3-7 __FE_2-6936 | brick ranch, att. ae eaat trai fireplace. carpeted living reom. BENSON'S OLD ORCHARD SUB __4-7267 Bn Ma 5-1002. - . ; LOANS $25 TO 8500 fae Eee ee rare see terme. FE 6.1018 | rapes, walk-in sents ee ee ae a Cement Lota ba | See Datiness Property 49 SUN OIL CO. LIVESTOCK bedrooms. step saving kitch- // 1] eves | Or etater large lot. reduced ‘to | $800 dn, 81100 total. _ | DETRUIT HOUSEHOLD GOODS en. basement with gas heat, ELIZABETH LAKE. EAST END, | 316.500." terms 160, FEET FRONTAGE ON Mt Vinewood 3-4200 Ph Rochester. OL 6071) Ol. 1-0191 jJaund t , large fand- % a || rn = , A NER LOT emens .. 20D commercial. Pontiac -9383 —= Cary oR seaped lot with 1's car ga- Ol JSE 3 eee fireplace pamt Beech | Dorothy Snyder Lavender VE teatak Cates af taiteee |_cal Pe eds 170 am. to$ pm Mon thru Prt \W a YOU NEED — rage Only $1500 down will DP boat-deck facilities. § mi. from Realtor Est. 29 Years size 50x140. Only $650 total. $200 GArfiela 2-6943 Eves. after 7 p 25 TO $500 handle BEAUTIFUL -RANCH HOME Pontiac. Bus. service. $9,950 7001 Highland Rd (M59) dn. pymt. COOLEY LAKE RD _end_ Seterdays . S ae ctade an qd 30.560 PRICE went, Fe Pett ge gd g “RIV oO 40 ‘feet frontage in red CT. othe tat ene CO. “ar 4 Outstanding 3 bedroom $20 -RONT E ~ 7 L BUYS CORNER. RIV- ver . ‘ ws oT . } Warren Stout. Realtor erick ube fenanaele ee 1918 Walton Bivd. % mile ELIZABETH LAKEFRONT BEAU. LAKEFRONT HERE 18 ee ee septic tank hot area east of Union Lake LET'S TALK 77 N Saginaw 8t * pie oeeed Nicely landscaped. newly from City limits of Roches- ty. Built to last forever. Interior your chance to own a lovely a Village. Includes modern 2 bed- BUSINESS” 702 Pontiac State Bank. Bidg. Open Eves. Till decorated, FHA terms ayail- ter. 28 x 75 on {ounda- natural beam ceilings, lve hard- | 9 room Cape oa Rome with & wate : s Gout home ll Rultable iorivemal cHIEN Eee FE 4-1574 ane eS pm. | able tion, including 2 car at- wood paneling. Pgs el 300 pe, gl t ots | AUBURN HEIGHTS 100x225 on Gil- business block and service sta- . a . — tached garage, there are =sil Take bea piace Dewbie bath | io. to be desired. There are | sam St. south of Auburn Rd. near ce A real buy at $30,000 with BOATS — MOTORS ___ Mortgage L Loans ‘54 - ‘ AWill raise @ nice truck anatin © suits Pig i Must be seen to realize value | 3 bedrooms, basement. 2 | Crooks Rd. $1200 total oes Ideal location. beautiful eee | oa . rhs x d at $22500. includes car { num | | : : Ba) rowing, growing sti > arden Netz ——— ments you will gamer sal be pone aieat traverse rods, f ae cues Way met, el | ASSISTANCE OFFERED IN BUILD- Warren Stout, Realtor per de The hottest line in Oak- CONSOLIDATE 4] i] ome. 2 car garage Only siding doors from family automatic laundry. By owner, A us show you this one to- ing and financing your new home. 77 N saginaw St_ Ph FE 53-8165! jand County — substantial Your debts Get cash to pay off $9500 full price with terms room, a dream kitchen, point, only. FE 4-9710 | day — You won't be sorry | Open Eves Till 8 PM down paymen your land contract or mortgage with thermo oven and grill. PRIV. 2 BEDRM. 4 Phone PE 8-0458 | Sunday ltoS pm. _ OOD LIQUOR to modernize your home Any- $550 DOWN 2'a baths. garbage disposal. ELIZ. LK | S ASG ROE > ? I — | where in Oakland County Free no other cost moves you and beauti paneled cup- rm. frame, basm‘t., rec. rm, RAY O'NE IT., Realtor | “4 | : = — — One of Oakland “county s | estimates, Free consulta’ ion in this lovely new 2 bed- boards. ‘2 acre corner lot _1', garage. vy owner, FE $-9756 28 Telegraph Rd. Open 90 C. Schuett, Realtor GROCERY STORE, GOOD BUSI- finest. Best of everything | #22_W_ Huron FE 3-7833 Close to St. Mike's room ranch  Pilastered For dollar value this brick ELIZABETH LAKEFRONT FE 37103 FE. 2-6936 | = : a ness, nice living quarters Large | Gross approximately $150.- _s aa 55 e . walls, oak floors, forced air and frame 6 room ranch 80 ft. perfect beach. 3 bedrooms. — | SCHUETI _lot, parking space. OA- 82713 per year. Shown only by waps Only $1,500.00 Down Principio ‘and tnerect pay a. t's baths “Fireplace Basement. | AREFRONT HOME | “LAKE PROPERTY SPECIALIST’ | TO BUY OR SELL, | _— ®ppointment ~~ - Be sure to see this spic and) rercigle — giiee ext fa Sunday 2-5. Older home. On Sherbourne Beautifully located on Lakeville! Por exciting and spectacularly oc eueeea 1 REGULATION SNOOKER T?- span 2 bedroem home only a narod teen war ode rr $19,900. Will consider lake PEL. | Lk with Ige. shaded lot, quiet | different lakefront new or resale; Commercial or manufacturing lots MICHIGAN BUSINESS | ble. for a camping trailer, of stone’s throw from St. Mike's | Till DARE 7 ROOM HOME ileged eat Or ine trade in. | surroundings, fine beach Home | homes and lakefront building | Ca (o See eae a -| "SM or 38 co, EM 3001 capeed urna x penne dae! Con af Peaueca of 467 htt nor Ce YEAR | has living rm, dining rm. 3) sites. | HOLMES-BARTRAM | SALES CORPORATION {1 ROTOTILLER WITH ER carpéted living room a in- FOR SALE OR bdrms. kitchen & bath. bsmt j -1950 MESSER. BROKER kie bar, for boat suiomatc, neat and*ho water (R Braulull? bedroom ranch | Gotarhiat'wit profesional | Wed, eetoom (BD ownet'| ith'ell furnace O18 00 Low ee | Large selection at moat lanes OM Dit Hey.” | OR 241880 Jou A whMToceraprng mnOKE™ | Sit eator “Ew 3-4 automatic heat ot water. Walter's Lake e 21, eves. yt | Tell us what you desire ew -——— ——— R Stor rc enclosed front porch. venetian|* < _ a — taste, al! rooms spacious FOR SALE. REASONABLE. OR | Le C. A. WEBSTER, Realtor | build and help finance your new, \\Varehouse or Storage PARK AT aes T DOO 2 LAKEFRONT LOTS » ae blinds, a op acon’ iy! s«flr Beat. nicely landscaped ee os up i lease year around home on Cres- | Oxford, OR 8-3122; Orion MY 2-2291 om «ass | Haiti NO CATCH mene Fees pod petted Will trade TaDAY. poner lee | ot. Only =— $10,000 with wall carpeting gas heat a - cent Lake. Two ny faves |MACEDAY LK 3 BEDRM FULL "Cs ] or | 1 sink “ae x $800, Want to move north & retire. and! for down payment on home in terms. kitchen your wife will ad- living room a e Hot ake | basement, a ige. lot : SC HU E ae Kea tor an ger" ri ae: Sorte used | still have $400 a month income Pontiac vicinity~ Phone PE 53-7605. poe mire 12x15. @ wonderful lot lassed in porch garage Potate, | 40284 after : sq. ft oor space can lec-| doing nothing? You can! Or you { ggnrM HOME 2 BATHS. FULL us it 1s $0x1@5 ancher fenced and er heat. 4719 Crescent in R ABIN-ON | for wholesale distributor, e } hhisifarm mith pick= heap of living in this de- beautifully landscaped: 613- Open Sundays. Phone TWinbrook NICE 4 BEDROOM Loo (CABIN ON aILLSIDE PROPERTY IN CITY| {vical plumbing or storage, also; can operate this farm milk pick-  basem't $12,780. Will consider hi lehtral 3 Redon prick bus, a ore —— : . v-1014 2 large lots at Duck Lake Priced of Bloomfield Hills, corner of light manufacturing Plenty of up route yourself & pr Set housetrailer as pert down pay- Son cual Sauce’ tear on e FOR SALE BY OWNER. BEAUTI- seu ae = the low low price of | punstan d and Martell Drive | room for parking. all city etiiitlos = —— ar Gale from —™ent MA @ 1217 0 or the kiddies. Handy west REAL oe & INSURAN | ST. MIKES DISTRICT ful Hollywood style log cabin  SCHUETT | 1% acres, mature trees gg ad] ee in a weno aaichienh Producers Dairy regu- 735 MM. ITALIAN RIFLE IN side location and featuring car- 1483 BALDWIN __ FE 4 fsa? BRICK & FRAME. $11,950 type year around home Natura! OE tl : few left in this desirable loca- | lee can you net over, Sporting Stock, for set of weights ving room and dining - } $900 should handle this ex- effect throughout home. Has beau- FE 8-0458 or MU 4-4353, tom. Sewage connection aset | JOSEPH ba —_— SALES re a ue tone llc Me a $12,000 _!" good condition FE 82366 al tile bath for lasting eau: | : ceptional 6 room home. on tiful fireplace of sliced | field. | FOTOS | . VON rom $18.500.. Call owner. 54-56 E vba 8 <4 ta sastinet & ACRES. WOODED WITH 2 y. full basement with auto-| FHA terms Gleaming oak stone Bedrooms y-| NEAR LAKE AND SCHOOLS 2| ‘0. = ; RESORT streams on, to trade for late buy % while you can. floors throughout, wall to Forch and sus deck facing lake bedrm. modern. Elec. range and —Z dM if cturin | with year-round beer & mode! Pontiac Stafion wagon, of t G.I. mort Don't walt | S £ 60 feet frontage on Lake Orion. one anufa g Liquet cen mortgage : wall carpeting, a dream eet frontag riya Aoaes refrig. Cail after 6 and weekends LOT 60 x 142 ON PEARSALL warn | TWO COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS wine, & SDI In fast growing _ sell, MA 6-6256 ee . wasn, fectsetae apie "prices didi) Cio fi er hear wieteas Seine. Hot water, —EM_3-2021_ _ | — ell _city improvements. FE 4-4295. UNDER LEASE 832 FEET Lake Huron area See it today. 21° TV SWAP FOR ELEC DRY- matic heat and hot water, soft- fares my _ rer as fired. baseboard type heat- = | LOT 50x122, SEWER & WATER.| ON M-59. Buildings used as Ma-| Business on peed down. | er or range. R_ B. Munro Elec. ener, recreation space. Priced , area: @ eaek taal cad, . Will accept minimum down _cheap. PE 4-9133. | ghine Shop & Automatic Laundry| | ROLLER RINK | Co Huron ; Tite at $15.900, cash to 4's per N th D s se, and er ered payments. MY 3-1487 LAURA LANE NEAR MAPLE | & set on 200 feet of this site, =. >. sit Giet Touch 100 x 290 WOODED LOT BSMT. cent GI. mortgage Dont wait O Ing own GI. 8PECIAI after 6 pm Toxl08. Reedy fg? building. Some| the remaining 632 feet is Vacant | ing hore ae aot in-| 2% x= 42. Trade our equity of mae Bhi ee ban 4 $7500—Zero down Hi UNTO ON LAKEFRONT 50ii for re-sale or expansion. 6 lots | concession. All equipment in. | 9000 for housetrelier er sayvbing “ mm? xv: : NEAR WATERFORD VIL- Large five room hom Rowley. 2 bedroom ranch home. | R. Ww ICKERSHAM | poe cibticed “right. with 2 | 300 cars Par will trade his a ane Mane BUD Nicholie, Realtor LAGE — 2 bedroom bun- giassed in porch, full case. divided basement, bce ig wiper ig orld pai ar enced. | 1198." W. Maple MAytair 66250 _Huron, PE 3-7888 - Res PE 4-4813 |\* equity. Business has. done over rein rr pais 49 Mt. Clemens 8t galow with full basement ment, new forced air oll mer house, other extras. Beauti- rd a ec gar ace | 2 $17,000 a year. Needs promotion! _ 2 ee Call Mr. Meiser New of] FA furnace has heat, carpeting, dandy ga- _ful lot. Vacant OR 3-O411, 0 ent gonstrultion and in perfect | ON VOORHEIS : “For Sate or Exchange 50 50 ‘33 FORD, SHARP, 2 DOOR. WILL FE 53-1201 or FE 5-8004 been recently installed 2 rage, concrete dtive. located LAKE ORION, 2 ACRES ON IN-| Condition. Very attractive home.| son Park Sub. Directly across| ' 0 | sell or trade ‘or late model car garage Nice garden ust off Perry 8t. near dianwood Lake with large 3 1a baths. Large fireplace. Excep- | from St. Benedict's. 88 ft. x 135 a S TO] ! } | ovick-up Come or call before 3:30. | area fenced Nothin op te addock bedrm frame, with garage, large) [tional large activities room. This) ft Water, paved street. etc. FE  BRENDEL LAKE — 277 HILIL- | 6°¢ Kinny Road. 4-608. ere ae : : & Se , : 5 tote ome is as modern as tomorrow 4.0370 lakefront, year around. 2 | =~ See Sly seees OFFICE OPEN ee pine Dee Built-in oven & range Located | — beareeie fireplace small down | REALTORS 59) ‘96 CHEV. AND ‘54 CHRYSLER. | WEST SUBURBAN — Mai SUNDAY 25 fmmediate tale OA #2515 Call | 1 8 New development All lovely | -RRY ACRES vt EES eee) Cet LC ae on een, bo i eon jeucnce nee oak ne sa ae en ° homes in this neighborhood Just PERRY ACRES _owner, WEbster 4-3803 Pontiac, Mic dozer. PE 2-0050 ReUe Fon r . ad = { d 
- ate s*y° . | S4sitionaibeavoome can be | DORRIS B'SON REALTORS | LAKEPRONT HOME IDFAL FOR) 35"Sare: Mccarthy wil) be there PRAUTFUL LOTS. met tees. than) ROCHESTER AREA STANDARD OLD tras ie Stee | Npieed "a re Knotty Fiss | 752 W. Huron Phone FE 4-1557| yeSr-round or summer. 3 Bedrm to greet you Out Elizabeth Lake | BLACKTOP roads Wonderful wa-| Trede in your house for @ new 9 stall station for lease Financial jr uy COMB WINDOWS & DRS. te f _MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ee, TMoeet Cottage. completery | Ra, to Oxbow Lake Ra. left to! “ter et so ft Joins State Park for | 3 bedroom all face’ brick home assistance and training avaliable Pg derbi ted Pegg ale Mees Rly a | ile Pa acta saa A oy, i ar) pag ala and left on Burgess | hunting, fishing, swimming, riding} with garage. Located in | Ortonville Cal MI ari 40 4 ou 3-3229 ; Dandy Little Farm a rhe rere end | | : and tenicking Vernon Subdivision on _ 25 mile Mr. George Howard, 3 SS SS Se Sunday from 2 to § PN a. seheol ‘Full pice, “eniy ” a at ee 2 eee ee EXCEL! No septic tank just West of Van Dyke Rd..| after 7. CASH FOR USED TVs, 7AP® un fg \ Cay aa hool, Full price only Fertile ‘2 acre—large garden { ick sale. Weekdays 8 to 5) | rd and apbs. . $10.900 bearing fruit trees, grapes and tae seeder PRescott 7 201 bien Eke wad phi “Beautiful am oe epi Rerin ry pearl siggy = MARINE DEALERSHIP FOR Cd Working. or 1 not. P ‘ one icsn _ —- — direction ew uplicate, 8 Te reury outboards, gator trailers — e Loon Lake — \\ aterfront! MR GI! —There’s no sense pedigree "RA, boot” vayee ACROSS EAE CONS FRONT | te Se or FE SI | CONVENINNTLY leckted on Le-| sale on Gour' lt tee only ie hy nacoumelen, Stam acl | HAG GOITAGn Gur Like ay in paying high rent when bright living room, cheery kitch- Have you been looking for & | PONTIAC LAKE LOT. STONE aa eer road. (M24) north of Pontiac $13,700. . due to Florida business interests. | Caylord. Michigan. Will trade 3 year old frame with basement: for very little down you en, 3 bedrooms, sewing room, small summer place? We ante it | wall, shade & fruit trees. R. Mul imits. a eee Costello's Lake Orion. MY 3-1538. equity for trailer or what have, large living room with fireplace | can move into this dandy full bath. Property all fenced.| 4 Tooms. 2 bedrms. large enclosed | jen. OR 3-2643 PRICED from $1,200 with 10 per oes = STORE «x 76 WITH OPFICcE|_ You ne FE 5-7605 Carpeting. ining apace —.3 bed-| 2 bedroom West Suburban Garage and smali tool shed. Pull Berita untae eae plyses ~ —— hig A 10 per cent dis- E 8-0458 & warehouse upstairs. FE 2-663} H3 IRONRITE ee a: , .orinet. rooms atta a a - brick home featuri ] liv- "T> "T> oO} . a a or small piano bar-b-Q Good. beach . $1 18, 900 ine Toom, nice lot & excel. Le Fg gg Mar oe Gone chr Ba see of | ” pls ER LAKE : eal at the PERRY ACRES office ee Opportunities 51 TRANSIT | go gh En | OLDER CAR IN OPERATING CON:” Direction — Dixie Hwy. left on, lent lake privileges . Only | £ sightly 80x287 lake front| of Silver Lake Rd. Left on Walton $8200 with $4676 per mo. ( “ F anks ILLIAMS LAKE PRIVIL =n lot —- first oftering, priced to a ; i inked MA_5-0666. _Ss'Buce WY PE Doe for ~ Left on Loon Lake Shores plus taxes and insurance. 1rOuxX-F T us _* Lasse sees | sell quick — Hurry! | Hf. P. HOLMES, INC. FRAME CONSTRUCTED CHURCH | NURSING mele oa a oes Sees, TESS THAN « 5 tron shot GENERAL REAL ESTATE screened in porch. House partly ; . a 2531 8. Lapeer Rd. Lake Orion) building’ with full basement in-| sale Circumstances | be "Drayton | For Sale ‘Clothing | 56 . a eas _ bce Go makeay ak nee 4395 Dixie Highway OR 3-9701| furnished. Boat goes too. Lot, Carl WV. Bird, Realtor | Or Call FE 5-2953 cluding Pastor's study. Secretary's =r : Leslie io Tripp, Realtor Country. Club. thie attrac. | PERRY PARK. $450. DOWN, $60, 65x165. Lots of shade trees: $7900 503 Community National Bank Bidg 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE room, large school room, social , —! STATION | 2 FORMALS WEDDING DRESS est Huron st - tive 3 bedroom home with mo. 2 Bedrm. modern. PE 8-1069.| with $750 down. Balance $55 mo. FE 4-4 Eves FE 5-1392 [AKE PRIVILEGED LOT 8 X 356 oo pemern Gihen aaa = eee tie Oil GTATION | and veil PE 4608 FEderal Sale or FEderal 2-9676 breeteway ae eee ee «=: | CLARKSTON — TRANSFERRED | Why _pay rent? | ORT PARADISE | ft__deep. $1,000. FE 42898 Ha hae Make, aaomenae” bee ust Jease with Standard ‘Oil Co 2 FORMALS. 1 FINK BLO size. ey x tt nics foe ou ; owner wants quick sale of large Lakeville Lake where the fishing; UNLOAD WOODED LOTS ~ with seating capacity from 170 to t sell die to Florida bu | OL aan . . ; a lifetime brick ranch. Landscaped lot, 2'¢ a SS Tom & hunting is the best. 87x240/ FHA value of $3500 in beautiful | ated near downtown Pontiac | interests. Costello's Lake Orion Ap eral . one car garage. 3 bedrms. 2 baths, lakefront lot, plus 2 bedroom! Drayton Woods for $2,000 on large lot 83 x 96. This prop-| MY 3-153 3 BEAUTIPUL 1 FORMALS, ORIGIN- & andscape: family rm. $18,900. Your terms REALTORS home with full basement & oil | OR WILL BUILD: erty can be used oy another | VITALITY FEED STORE. GARDEN als. Reas. PE 5-9752 after 6. | _ ga at $11.000 tabla _MAple 8-2474- es Wichland na’ 004-86) furnace. Canadian geese swimm-| 3 bedrms. Brick Bsmt. Garage| Church or a ae a paint. Next to Kro-| 411, 81zEg CLEAN USED WORR . 1 rae aa pia Income Propert 43A | Pontiac, Mich Ph. OR 4-0358| 198 ip front of home. Priced| 2 baths. $14,600. which requires an auditorium. ger Store Good volume and 200d | “ pants from “3c: shirts from 15e: | ime yin Ar i perty Pontiac, | : Ph. OR 4. at only $7950. $1.000 down. 4 bedrms. Brick Bsmt. $14.900/ xitchen and recreational facilities. grees. 116 car Mapes lot. Busi-/ iso fishing worms & tackle, Open vipa HOME, FLPE Gy OR MORE TS] “Lakefronts Galore” | WME g pn tenet araey| HUDCEE BUILDERS | finseetine, eis | aE eres, oom |_Pianak Geta Coho ° a = . sement already Ss commercial now for sa wa 1386 N. Perry. FE 4-8234. ——— Sunday 840.5 PM RAY O'NFEIL. Realtor come per mo See owner at 791 Lakefronts Galore to be built on. Tt is an excellent soe T 43 east below ‘market. price. PE -0576. | — 00 N- Perry. PE ¢-6234. Boys’ LIGHTWEIGHT, WORAY _- unday . DFM. #2 S Telegraph Rd. Oven 9-8 — Be A gla of Auburn, Au ONLY $2800 DOWN for tnis patent $3750 with small down | LI | | ANYONE INTERESTED IN A WELDING SHOP shirts size 14. 2 pr. m shoes, ® Flizabeth Lake Estates (FE 3-710) Re} 2 483) ee completely furnished lake- __ For Sale Acreage 47) modern service station in or LLUING . site 1 & 1%. 16-000) € ; , — | frock hous withiceod Weeck: D. Riley, Broker ~~~} around Pontiae with » small in- Here's a business where you FORMAL. Wauan — ta 305 Ascot Road Walton -Opdvke Area | woome_¢ APTS Includes boat ull price | PE n iis t FE 4-4821 |) ACRE IN WONLAND TOWNSHIP | vestment required. Phone can be financially independ- 413 OR *ys248 WHITE, § 1% story frame. deluxe finished, Nice 2 bedroom home on large Gleaming oak floors, plenty only $8,000. = ae — Near Milford. Terms or Cash.| —2-3433_after_ 5 p.m. ent in just s few oer : a upstairs with partions for sec- jot. close to new school $350 of storage room. Basement SU MME R DAYS MU 43418 ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BUSIi- Grossing over $50,000 Bld ron SALE “DRESSES, SUIT 8, ond bath—living room carpeted down. Phone OL 1-7511 gas heat, 1'e-car gerne’ WILLIAMS LAKE FRONT; Aren't far away. see these 2/5 ACRES WITH DRILLED Seen | ness? Get the free ™Reafor prea ecpcn plete Po ke — ween tal oes Sizes 12-14. se meni - a“ — ch a FRANK SHEPARD Good landscaping. oe one or bi-level with good beach. In- . Gandy lake front lots NOW. Both barn and fish pond. Close in. Rea: Business Guide’ ftom  Realto _— Fa yg iaore Tuleas eaving city 6-0457. m7 a a tate oe ade'___ 1010 Adams Ra _ Rochester — | einer Koo, hold iad Sea Saal tunis: ay Redvowne’ pot aa ae = year) sonable, FE 49118 t iron. “Pontiac PE. 43561 — 7 equipment You cam be your GIRLS SPRING ¢ COATS, SIZE Elizabeth Lake Rd — past Del's 2 wee Te te Phew aha | ties basement, garage. ‘Large tiful lakes Only minutes from| 5 ACRES ROLLING LAND oe OPPORTUNITY own boss with a datesceery ieee Lixe New, Inn. left on Ascot to property Toned va bake priv 812,500 : ene . = shaded lot—Only $18,750. downtown Pontiac. As low as) Suitable oe rte homes | for Ess industrious family with rd pl goons Se Mr. Cute styles, size 10-12. OR 3.4427, : | $2500 down No brokers FE) Smith-Wideman Realty nce $500 down will handle. er Se | ambition to go places in a busi- iakacts MATERNITY CLOTHES, NEW Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor | sic 412 W. Huron Open Eves. See eens ike ; | ness way. For a real invest- and used. Size 16 and 18. Rea- 78 West Huron 8t. _ OWNER 2 BEDRM. HOME. | FE 4-4526 er ~ ‘iful Aare \ arren Stout, Realtor 'H. C NEWINGHAM REALTOR ment if you heve meney to in- RAY O'NEIL, Realtor sonable. Sonmie baby: clothes. Cail FEderal 5-8161 or FEderal 4-427 8) full basement large lot. Lots. of | awe Mens aa 77.N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 5-8165; Corner Auburn € Crooks Rds vest. 6 room house, 3 stall gas 4 Re _in the morning, EM 3-4827 & fowers, Will sacrifi-e ON THE WATER. 3 HOMES ON|  lerae living room | facing Open Eves. Till § P.M. UL 23310 station. a restaurant doing good | 262 8. Telegraph Rd Open 94 = & ROOMS a BATRA. GARAGE. ria for ‘cash 42 Allen St. FE 48556. Cass Lake. Live in one—rent the aaatoren Rcaeiaticehee i _ Sunday i to 5 pm. 30 PARCELS TO CHOOSE FROM — Ray i ., bo 3-7103 MAN’S SOFT YELLOW TROPICAL to .o furnace A-1 cond. 3 lots. | Canteiisotary Donia other For an‘income up to $3,500 rage, Large bet, 168 = 100. “TSy lvan Lake Model - | 1 to 20. acres tn size. some| for’ shopping center. ay ioe ' jacket, size 40, $10; also gra xe. buy) Open Sun. from i to 5. porar ea See owner, Harbor Lakefront. Pull’ price only yivan Lake e wooded. Some rolling. Pian {or| {orms vik Wie TaNs PEALTY, rtri e green Ivy League sport Jacket, a A beawtifel view from every win. | ass. ike tront—Keego | wrote 8,750— is @ real bar- Bd + brick - carport i“ the future Name your own terms | 1483 Baldwin size 40, $15 44760. BXLOAD WOODED LOTS | bevsly well conaticeied home| For Sale Lake Prop. 44) - gain! Me ) Gatland Ope ph oe bi) Bon nar Ga See 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE PHA value of $3500 fet beautiful offers you gracious living, large | “y¥~~~~~~~ ii ait OOM BRICK in ex- i oot _Dinte_Hwy._ OR 3401, ESTABLISHED mp tige tid GRO- NILE GREEN FORMAL WITH ree ets OS le | 3'bedrooms, oak thoors’hrough: |) LOT PACINO 2 STREETS, 173|  ¢,BEDR lion with ex. | | cery, SSD, and bed- STORE boop ,& stole, size 12, like new. OR "WiLL BUILD" ; out living room 12x21", picture| ft rivileges on Elisabeth oS ca Pea cLA ARK RE “AL ms SSTAT TE| rooms flat for owner, Mam, Wite, BOOK STO —$15. FE_4-0804. 3 bedrms ee Bemt. Garage! windows, amily bullt-in. kitchen, ae ae 140. 4 Hillside lots, privi- firegles Page beths, full We have several good Lake Front lus one part time employe can most interesting and very NEW SIZE 1 ll SEMEPORMAL baths. $14 14.900/ ceramic bath Other features | leges on Crescent Lk, $800 each. bascmnenh Besreation room: Homes and cottages priced from andle. ig $100,000 lly. profited le business ted from Arthur's. Prom, PE Soin » Per- ' ‘ core Brick Bem eae | consist of 16x24" rec. room, 8-3636. Separate family room 87.750 with $750 down to $42500' PIACE A “[OST’ AD,! Deal includes real .. valu- 10 in heavily populated area.| fee ect for Prom, | Tiree rick | ft furnace & laundry room: 13a | — 6 LAKES SUB | Laree formal living and din- cash. Just give us a call and | - “* = corner in lake area. A real) increasing every year. SKIRTS, SUITS, & DRESSES. 14 BUDGET BUILDERS | .ft. gerage. white, built-up roof,/ @ room modern, large bungalow, | room . Ultra- modern tell us the type property and - $6,000 will handle for quall-| pienty Parking. $5,000 plus 16. OR 3-1049. 13 9.3009 MA 66993) sluminum sitding windows, & sid-| 5 dig lots, new siding. lake Eeo, Kitchen with builtins. Lot location you desire. We are open Call FE 2-8181 for-an ad fied. buyer. stock. “DON'T WISH S= = x a v es rnac: Full pric ays evenin, ° ! 8c ook bes priced at pags | — pgs rey talk Lng oe ED ag i * aii : . = STEELE REALTY is gent DRIVE IN THEATRE RENT IT FAST _terms WALLED LAKE 138 W_HURON, FE 17008; 4an2/to recover a loss. Dial FE| "a tae) at Highland Really fine 380 car capacity | MONEY! Make it easil ‘ through Rent Ads! Room, Dorothy Snyder Lavender | 4, bedrooms, angel Kratos.) (WE RAVE MANY MORE WATERFRONT HOME = | theater best y Realtor Est. 29 Years abs heme. ties tall cee = Bog ge 4 SUHOOL HOUSE 28181 for an ad-writer. FUEL Ott BUSINESS of Michignn on over over 9 acres. Will th Classified Ads. T house, apartment, any- 7001 Highland Ra. an ; nd stores $7.9 petee. | . Prppettion of Roe, FOCSE Lake - ont on terms. rough Classifie s. To . r ive _Phone EM 3-3303 or MU 4-41 . “ it.” Modern bulk plant 24 : ; _ 1 bedrooms, la: farm house, 1 est Silver e : , I) uipm . . thing — Want Ads give —Khone EM 3-8 Meuly deerated: sae ro m he ‘A. TAYLOR BUILT IN, RANGE & OVEN |Oay “charge it Excellent, territory. good REALTOR PARTRIDGE sell, rent, buy, ‘swap, hire, > vou ACTION. Dial FE) 2 bearm house. Nice living rm & down. J. fh. 3_bedrms. ¢@ baths, rea fiezisces volume, $12,000 to Dusthoness thenees 1d dining L. Utility rm. Cheery M. Real E REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE OPER eee FoR PE ¢ 1080 w. ‘. -8181. kitchen. Close to school bus sto Paul "jones, eal Est?) 1m Rad. (M50) FROM $23,500 & UP ; Box 110 me come He dial FE 2-8181, 4 store. MY 3-1309 or MY 2-18613.' FE 4 8.1275 OR 40306 Bloomfield Real Estate ! '~ 
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                     TWENTY-SEVEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959 , oe e 3 - 69| Sale Farm Equipment 76 ent Trailer Space ‘ rner; Sale Musical Goods Por Sale Pets on ge, mn ~~ For Sale Clothing < 56) Sale Household Goods 57; For Sale Miscellaneous 60; CARNIVAL by Dick Tu pimaagiancemaggand feng cuanp| en Peen anaswee AND TOOLS. [SUBURN MOTE” “MOBILE wre — . eS eee | ey 
RENT A HOMMOND SPINET Ou- | BOSTO! vena OEP The lege. The finest, % mile TUXEDO & WHITE FORMAL COAT. FOR BEST BUYS |e ORY eranied “Tapa, thera It See Sect ace ses: | cocci POPPia AEC 30. | Fa ERY — WEW ANB) ht ona re i A a GIVE US A TRY iadard fangs “do. : rest 3400. Pro ss oud o kn ae ; “Goods 57) Knechole desk. Maple breakfast GRiNNELL’S COCKATIEL, TAME & WEALTHY, | _ lust x from, mus sign, Postise Trailer Sale ale Household Goods 57 57) Kn Maple bedrogm’ suite. ‘Table | leno 7 8. FE 3168| $20, Cage complete, #10, OR | FORD OF oie 2 Coach Park Pi) $9002. {GRAY TiLT-Back CHAIR u| (O8,f0e,ptare (Riecric ranges, | “240, Soh w a PROMPT COLD AND evan | Sie caren pura —o | Sapte Th "ral Ra ct Soe |cxponD. wOwihe ANOR_FOR m any end ae 4 A . 5 add 
Conn, “ al) GAr- - lots 1e's@ ee tale, On hae thes. Seeneers. Pam vig a 40°'-$14 95. Fees fibers, nh d Se pnw | music, $50. MY goentie. ARC cence a ARMALL | Sarena RUN One mile cat Oxford on a GOD COND. Linoleums, j stock 
——: 5UE TO ILLN®SS” SELLING ALL good. b : E Ideal for cottage $65. 6400 Bnow-| cabincis. Kitchen’ cabinet’ bases t-yeurseli-free estim te WaNtED. GHALt Upeiom? PE | 50m TO Tre ee te INTERNATIONAL MTRACTOR | 5 LA _spple Ge: pa §-t601. 3 pan ge Rg GAW| Mere Entire kennel for sale, Stud | 1949. Better than most, including | PANES 24411. The best “for ; Lc| OAKLA BCO. me f =o money HOMAS S service. MA §-1270. | teense B. Ron-| see Wenderfal jesation On 12 facia, SER Sohne |," ercryinng for dia Home| MO # EP yatta, co Shee Fenris | BACKS, BOLE DOOM! | Slaten. Qe 8 Oe ne pareve = aw . PE 2- : pester Rds , oo ee 7 aa MOBILEHOM® ESTATES. WOD- * outtit Doub + dresser. | bookcase OE 94 CU. Pr. ERATOR, | 7+ *CALBL MUSIC. 0. SaoLiae ePRDNGaR — ap ATRL. Wigern fertand wartng y, ine Shae. gm jeketront and playground. Se iz raid weet lemiy;| Window cooker, “Used 1" season. | Spring box. National 17-3148. 119 N. Saginaw $4223 | Vemale. 1 yr. Reg. 980. MA 4-1190. Pisstwood chain saws. sitoc 4 Ty se Tay aly $8 weekly) Care Stes ‘|r "pieee BROWN LIVING a ANTED FRixE TO 0000 HOME, DOBER- (ee oe rwenaa-can| TOUTE, (EEN TRE HEST_vOw ae sete $00_ MA Sita W Pe 5-176! after 7. || fen tractor with cultivators, 915. Park PE 38008 = rig 2) 940.08 aw R - 438 BED, USED PIANOS 1%, BALE | —RE S266. RS Aato Accessories 80 Ta By - $30 88 Gre Re ekio ean oe ‘a8. Phone Pe esis Wiegand Music Center | es, Bagiae , Rotates | pred a3 ROTO TILLE . a kc walrigs eluze Rasher . ++ $2033 | Sas ~t, pL, A. | _ : . BAZAAR oe. MIRACLE MILE Baucom 5200 Lippincott Rd. Le rer, ovr hope bugga ails. UL 33107 ‘ meirer bh OUARANTEE eet Sorey Stee en aoe- | * Mac isc Ware Stee cobtast. a > ae ROTOCUL ne ‘2 WORD V-8 ENGINE. A-1 OL 2- — s Furniture ois te LiKE NEW. 330 OR 1 office desk. PE 4-4201. ; Sale Store Store Equipment 6 64 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES “au cE” : na «BARREL. CARBURETOR” & % Appliances em i ‘2 CAR GARAGE YOR BALE TO BE COUNTERS, SCALES, QUICK CUT | “Mule $20, "Female an ye ye bis HOUGHTEN *k ‘SON manifold, “80 ‘Pontiac. $60. Ons D LAny En Sid STOVE OL FYFE Ts CHER | moved. FB 6-006. saw, 2 National cash registers. | GeRMAN SHEPHERD J. 1. Case & New Idea Dealer Station, corner Paddock & Wi- Keego ag Be FE 5-0474|° register $30. Ret Retrigerator $30. Oth-| 2 PUEL OIL TANKS O05 CON: Hobart grinders, Oil rl AKC oe $35. MAyt Rochest OL 1-9761| sep, V PERCE LIVING ROOM SUITE.) er furniture. 3137 Pio? Revee A ee a | aad 0 gehen tek. 78 nt mr Two 100 BGG ELECTRIC INCU- joe CARS Ti FAY Biaud pew dsvenvort and chair.) Harbor FE 5-660, 2 TWIN BE SCREENS FOR 20114. Spaniel geal $1. bators, good conditien. $10. EM/| ior off Joslyn. Sitter 300) Pay only ¢2 weetly,| out Drices. ‘Samuel's 3 20. $00, 1000 GAL. FUEL ~ KITTENS FREE TO GOOD HOME. All te 990, Poy only $3 weekly: $601) tanks. FE 41233 after 6. BOY, @ELL, TRADE. | “pm $2904 TRACTOR uP. WB Pearebn's + @ Ovebars| Tan 2 AL | JR. GARDEN Wes koa” CALL BE-| Double plow mower & trailer. | 4-1 USED TIRES, 13.50 TPE AOA EPRTG "| I SMR COPS, Sag, tle |* acin with io tes poaer Keven, cero | Vore 2°on bab ihe pais Boone’ PE ein’ | ature Tne SALes oy. YaJODAIES eraG ica ee one aha OPE SER LENOTH *Gtatened Sacrifice $35. iF ARAKEETS AND SUPPLIES little repair. Phone Sis i . SUITE, | iy. RECORD LAY- . . z ‘ FE =< BUD WARD 183 Sanders ° cost $500. Will for $96. Exe. asa eapinete 13 re. 40 $35 bi. “Thompeons to0s Mass GOLFCRAPT, BUD WARD MOD-| pepiOREED BOXER PUPPIES. cond, Canvas porch drop curtains,| wat, om rr Res. 4 »| West. Open eves , a aon clubs. — and a PE 8-0312. wille. | like new, MI 4-7583. $395. Samuel's MA 1. tincH sol. Pre 3 eT a bag and Phone PARAKEETS CANARYS. CAGES, — STANDARD FRAND New TIRES FE eno sree, ema FE BEE = | eae a glean: SOR ANTIQUE, Hetchery, 2486 Aubara. UL 2.3200. Auction Sales 77 Mee ge Bg , [ SAVE 
FAnAKESTs CAMARIEG _CAOES or 6x1? RUGS. WOOL FACE. $1595 \RONRITE: FLOOR MO CORE. Gem 1728. Baginaw PE «5-710 buy sell. repair and ya ARAKEETS GAnanine CAGE e MILM AUCTION.’ PORNSTURE Upto 30° per cent off Reverulb, $16.50; 1m ported. SAVE $100 ON DELUX GE Dryer |s inch TABLE SAW. on HORSE _ ing. 1 Fo Sines 1971, & appliances of al! Kinds. Every ED WILLIAMS $34.95 Axminste searee ah, We bave/ several used ranges and wer, extras. $65. 62686. |. nog US Pot OFF SHOTGUN, 4 —"s OLD Jc 6. Arch root WHITE MINIATURE, | 54°Phignt at 1:30 p.m. 26228 W. an pees. Ee, see gon Puraiturs, refrigerators an et | ira sai BLBO— wa ATER | wo oy ms Servos, ne S*9 | eo ep vee ee terms. PE 5-679". 12 Mile Rd, near Telegraph. 451 8 Saginaw et Reeburo Ave tion = Btop see — heater revise cash & GA. ery set, 40 Sith” large bear REG. BOXER ‘PUPPIES AUCTION Auto Service 81 iP IN TABLE M MODEL TV. - $1796! Open Monday ant Pritay ¢ Thom 1008 M439 ‘west Opec a oe oat dares. Ok FE 5-3881 _ eae p - Seaslee oe se'eat cabur -LectRic ve ee ; ‘ F it? They ARE saddle sores!" MY 3-1487 after 6. REDBONE & BLUE TICK ery Setartey ay NESHAPT GRINDING IN THE 1 i vioade consi | ae RE Se tyre 10 FT aan Seno CASE. “What's so amazing about it y et Ss fs ~~ AQUA- jar ee my sch. of City limits. = ry rebared Zuck Ma: ict tubes. New se KENMOR Y “Tr with reserve coverall SCOTTIE PPIES WEEKS on ; chine Phone new Pl years to pay. No money| washer, $50. Desk, $15. ot Ly Ee Pe oes te For Sale Miscellaneous 60 uit ny oa — Paty old. FE OM. __ All pew merchandise | 2-2543. 7 ee ad he an ie ss | of. Regicered @clf chabe masns | FOr Sale Miscellaneous ¢ 60 For Ac} shape, $1350 cach, ; TOY MANCHESTER, $35. Ee prereseuro THIS MONTH Commeres THER TOP LAMP AND COPPER) {7 Reetster con 30.08 deer rifle. | : Argyle. a = a IAL MODEL TV .. $19.95, table Giass nest of tables. chair. YDE LUMBER & SUPPLY°CO.,| REO REEL MOWER, MON- |- ROUGHBRED DACHSHUNDS New & Used Merchandise SERVICE SPECIA it Tepe moder TV $20.96| Apariment, siss Moover washer. att + aving room Ee Let mat close | nee aoe ary mower, % HP| Bait, Minnows, Etc. 65B | 7x0 CHEAP — PE $6800 | PRIN SAT. & SUNDAY—# P.M. BRAKE ADJUSTMENT 21" Majestic TV ......... $49.95' Portable double laundry trays | 6 = "PSR CHEAP. 00.000 BTU Drain tile at 10c each.| motor FE 32-4867. eal ; RED-| WOOLEY MONKEY & CAGE GE FOR —SUN BA J ates ir Motorola eae So Fith cover. Call Saturday OR| 3 PT: want type oil burner. 220| Used Bricks at 3e cack. 3340's = SWING Srode chase at TH” | CRAWLERS | 2 Fagg 4 enw he a B 605 Dixie Highway 1” Emerson. new - . 4 & Se per 8 ing, and en ° , . 969.95 }E CRIB AND MATTRESS. i etl tanks Lawnmowers. OR t. 2x10’s at Aub for S0c; tackle. Also clean used 69A ¢ 30 ower sete to choose from. go. ib #6. Pearson's Pur- Sex ~ 136 ne ire sheng at get par) = neeeee er oe ee from 38e; open 1 Hunting Dogs SO aR mid niture. 42 Bcc Ave. 14-2 ROMEX SPECIAL. COIL M. MUtual 4-7 SHEFTROCK days. Orchard Lk. he . 2 Geoeee take trades. TV. lots, 24%ec per ft. nega wre — Gravel & Dirt 66 | COON HOUNDS, 3222 Pa cae Open LINOLEUM & Panny GALE HALF | fittings et special prices. G. A. | ps CATERPILLER: FRONT EXD _Sand, from. Trained dogs & pups. ; OODYEAR -a | price At < Joke 281 Baldwin. Thompson, West. Gpes loader. A-1 condition, Ready to 4x8, 4x10, 4x12 Eastwood. a TK A t n Sales G Elec |CARGE DOUBLE DRESSER WITH! Cres work. ‘Alberta Lumber Mills. 3398 %3 * (ou, bea, & cow manure. Deliv. | READY TO Hunt ras watt.| SAUCIIO SERVICE STORE | > ea 5 farairy tare. | Bugg SOPs. Meo OM. | Fate PE_GRRAGE WITH STEEL | _Lapeer" Ra CHURCH'S, INC. | sol, oy, cer menus. Dee Rec ree Ok bees | oR Dixie Highway |» s ces : door and entrance door. To be KIDOSES Gh a UL 2-4000 pe. a ——— KC reg. OA ee Sia waren ae, ee Seki: | ov aned ene ech eee | POD, RODERR, TIDE, TAS ee TT ee ty Gen tees | vaeuvered. OR Saat") OT | SPRINGRR SPANIEL FORE NOME! =" 'Dsayton Plains | “Sale Motor Scooters @2 or cases, - oO. c Biva. == d (line wceter “ROPORE Wedem| rest mere Sm oe 6 Set uae TONER: EXC__COND.| Talus, 83046; Invaterion complete | j-A RICH BLACK DIRT 8 ao _ 3-624. _ Every Friday .....7 p.m. ‘4a CUSHMAN, REASONABLE. $89.95. Convenient terms. No Ce TAL VERaTIAN aLDOSS ALL IN pape moro. perrect| '# rer runs good, R&H, $75. pa arg ee Se yas. Two. a | MONTH rx OLD D MALE Every Saturday ..2 p.m. Call PE 61114. fecieee W mere amas exe. cond. 1-27" - 1-36%" - 1-32" | condition. AM FM Conse West-| MA 4-4187. CToR | 824.50. These are fac ds'|3% YARDS BLACK DIRT OR | — Boarded 70| Every Sunday ....2 p.m. ‘SL COSEAMAN, " With 133 $0683 will sell for $2.50 ea. PE 23-1412 inghouse radio. MASCO intercom/| DAVID BRADLEY TRA ‘| Michigan Pluorescent, Orchard _peat. Prompt delivery. OR 3-0644. Beue t Trained, Se 1 _Many extras. $100. FE 50083. Youndstoys < © ite -1 SHAPE | Wireless. 2 masters. Electric lawn | Cultivator & weeder. FE 2-6019. Lake Ave. — 39. 1 BLAG RT, TOP SOIL, | ~~~ ~— Buy and ll ‘Dai : rr) cpeman SCOOTER. OLive | Muare| MAYTAG ROUND SUS, £4 2| mower. Motor new and cheap.| evenings = A-1 BLACK DIRT. ee eee ND CA BOARDED. 17 1G. = ne aoe eae 160 “iti sale Phone OR 37665. ELECTRIC PUMP & STORAOE | SCISSORS” FINEING | SHEARS. grovel, send & fill. GR +| 09d, SED Cetg, SOARTD. ORlando ar. fox _ | 3 CoRR, Ma EETRAS, Mehine Scie oe nea 0 2 per "7 Ming | ae it Pr TANDEM TRAILER, MAS ELectic — witea RESTERE, Ook M CO. 285 E. WALTON og gg ag PF ee oe Hay, Grain & Feed 71 aa TORBAY MAY 9TH AT 1 P.M, nn PONY rs. CONDI- equipped. , : sey-Harris pony tractor & equi ly installed en Detroit ‘iY : ; we are loaded UL_33340. ® mos. Or will discount 48807) Boat ¢°| complete THE SALVATION BLACK DIRT CUT HAY, STRAW room. Plus small | ton. for .cash Capitol Appl. FE NESCO ROASTER, $35. 216: 310) RIDGE table sew. All tm Att ‘comdiiten, eat ae ee tae eve og Tg ee IST & 32ND may, STRAW. ere & heating | 1863 CUSED EXCEL. _} j Rd. Little House Behind Betts’ Welding, 5675 Waidon Rd. FREE STANDING TOILET $18 95 Cloth rniture es humus TLL TYPES OF 18T & IND CUT-| supplies, new poe ger ym cond. AUTO. WASHER & MAYTAG a Ciarestea. Double bowl sink ......... $5.95 118 WEST LAWRENCE i] TOP GOI. SAND. ORAVEL. hay, straw, corn and oats.| Lumber yard sell-out za elec. dryer. Bail. 62 per wk. iNIc E MAHOGANY DRESSER. 21° MUNTZ TV Min. hard copper TOKIEM GAS PUMP = fu and dirt. Jerry's - L— | P ° OA 82179 windows, doors, stee] reinforcing new last — 632 deluxe gee range. 6 cu. ft | mirror & night table. $30. OR PE +0138 20-f. lengths ............. Mée ft. EM 3-2367 ing. OR 3-0638. TIMOTHY HAY 315. PER TON AT| rods. construction tems M24 is/ ater 4 p.m. retrig.,_ 900. _Sebich'e MY S311! _y420 3i_IN TORO SPORTS LAWN | 41m. bard ‘copper Sw TY Ae ae ii TOP sOtl, SaND. GRAVEL, | TIMOTHY HAY si5- PER TON 4 wee peed eniasee es ies | HEW & USE CO ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WAN T OWNER LEAVING a MUST reel-type mower. Very good 20-ft. Jocsceccces SOO0e; TALBOTT LUMBER m & dirt, Ken Jones. rae . Farms. 11 we have a good -_—— gs pobed Fr PE FOR THE HOME CAN BE Phileo 41" Westing- cond. $40. OL 3-7844. pe. bath oo o trim ... $80.96 Glass installed in Thoroseal| FE Pontiae Rd.. Rochester. Ph. OLive ee yw ag > Sale Motorcycles a3 A Bude out of he wer, tut 6 * Bouse ‘Relrigerainy nd, Kenmore * | 3” RoTaRY RIDING LAWN MOW- dpe, colored ot wm | fer o ap basements. | Hi Tor SOI, SAND GRAVEL. | isa Auction, on M-24, just north For Sale . | wr 4 7 . nas es. “ ware, bing. elec- black _— v 
~ tnces of ad kinds. NEW @ USED OT tee me | Sowlten Ons fh Spore swing SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY See rh WERT "| _Cevating basements, OR 2400. For Sale Livestock 72 aot 7" Evep. = 7a | SL_INDIAN MOTORCYCLE-14. PE “dept. for rea) 94 = $5, Bird Cage §2.-OL 1-588 . Sagina FE 5-2100 4 SHREDDED TOP ~~~ | Ee Sale Housetrailer _5-3717. : cml trace ” WALTON TV 2 GAL. ELEC. HEATER, sos. | '2-* FENCE TORRID HEAT ges ae _& bieck dirt, FE 5-5261. 2 sP HORSES. MYrtle 1967 [ZUNDAPE a = Ky Exc. 2 MONTHS TO PAY 615 EB. Walton 30 gal. auto. gas heater, $44.95. 35 OR ‘S-9008 y '}A-1 TOP SOM, CRUSHED STONE |“ 2.6106. Es 1955 37 GENERAL HOUSETRAIL-| cond. TRADER eat SCOOTER. We buy, sel) or trade. Come out PE »2257 Cab. sinks and fittings, $54.95 up. | stee) and wood, 36 months, free as _ gand, gravel fil Conklin, 7-2 YEAR OLD HEIFERS. page er. Call PE 20001, FE 8-2084. CUSHMAN EAGLE, 1967 aod look around. 2 acres of {ree Laundry trays with stand & feu | “ estimates, Northwest Fence, FE USED BRICK °c EACH. lila or PE . sy & © | [963 RICHARDSON TANDEM, 35| Red Exc. cond. Low mileage. eae cee i oe |PAINT UP | AND SAVE! cots, $21.95. = ... ae ee A) | BLACK DIRT & TOPSOIL | Sent “a Sutherland. OA 3912 ft, set up as field bes | Motes ted, reguarty. wat MON. SAT. © TO 6 house. paint. gal $196 10, g SAVE PLUMBING ics | Fainsaied "good candice,” 40. | ONDER WOOD, TYPEWRITER. 36° - — Send & Pil — PE 3-4246 | OP ICAN SADDLE board. Hew tirte a license. . er} he| RUBBER BASE P. EA ALE. | 2et Pump, 8 Coo inter. | £erriage. Sell or trade, FE ¢ BLACK DIRT & A-l TOP SOM. |* 1724's Tennessee Walker. _ $180. FE 8-1 +3603. + actrees Sco deters 436-Ft, Wall Tile bees S| pence Sr Gr SENSGtn| ime mae vet poor | PIRES RSMRIONERA | Satreee puree PE R| ct lta gweb, sg OE AC CTT so 'owex | FOr Sale Bicycles 84 Ra ‘ ea 12 LINOLEUM or fue] of tanks : . 1 Dr. ‘ wei. 
disposition. Also 8 | 4 Secrm™ §2,0W0. 3 ——— > AUTOMATIC WASHER, $40" APT. syer's 141 W. Huron PE 4-300 heigh. —_ | GAS HOT WATER HEATER. waninolcces AUTO WASHER. _pick-up truck FE 6-0440. or ann iene cele Wer aaa bc a Ge TANDEM |; pore uN. @ooD size electric stove, $25. PE 4-362 porisaeniz COMPLETE WITH 15 LB. PRESSURE CHESTED PLAs-,°RS, NOT. . gon byt unit, | BLACK DIRT & TOP BOIL. LOAD) or ee ey et toained tor West. tration, 26 feet, 5 bedesem, priced | cond @20 cnet. AMAZING SINGER ZiG ZAG BEW-) stand. $25. FE 4-292. tic Ling systems. figured. | GARDEN TRACTOR #5 ROTO void $5, Window? 3 ea & delivered Days, FE $6043 oie, ooghget wort tron 12 Waphles.| ot tte. Cali Fm sav, | BOVE. 30 INCH lo besutiful cabinet. ip PRIGERAT GOOD CON.) ide systems : $25 form. $12: Call EM 34151 ‘Allen. Ra. ¢ CAMPING TRAILER. 6300. Must sell for balance of seeount. | REPRE STOR oe heater, good A poem, 100 Bane West.| Bee SS vest one ls BE. Loke ‘ on: oe HOICE FARM TOPSOIL. DE- i00 PABBITS. NEW ZEALAND OO om os 90 IN tis. Er treats of 8819 per mo. tur 8 mo sand. oo Pe OFFER PIELD TILE AT lec Ba | —Angelus_Na = - | WHEEL BARREL SPRA ore | COW MANURE, DELIVERED. UL ater after 6 pm. Al day "tr 41543. i978 W. Maple. Walled OLLP | GARDEN TRACTOR WATER-| horse Johnson, 1955. 1 vigoro : é holes, ete, without sachments | DELUX MODEL IRONRITE ird cage $3. 2617 Pontiae Rd 2 wheel with 2% inch reel| (Oresaer” Old clock. 2 FE ¢3371 Saturday _and Lane. and on al) makes. BMW. holes, ete. without attach after 4 ried er attachment. 2% bhp.| jamps 1 Edison ep ct") | ORUSHED STONE SAND GRAV: | SLACK WESTERN SADDLE BRI | ig pr FROTWOOD~ A sue Dei & NB.U. Sales 321 8. Edith. _Call Capitol App. PE 5-9607 *| CRUMP ELECTRIC t0 GALLON OIL TANK AND FIL- cue 2 Stratton ine. $512| Ddiete round . Set of 3 ar Ear! fae | fu 30531 dle, Martingale. Nickle trim, $75. Lk. Rd. - ROYAL WORSE AUTOMATIC WASHER WITH SUDS yaa auvura FE ¢3073 UL 2.3000 | “ter 430, Mayfair Sanat able tractor Ures, Yer Sect | speare, with 14 foot handles. 46-00 | —S—* trims is; Martingale #t'se. Binet | 36FT.  @7 COSY, BARGAIN iF | PORMMORIE BOTA L poste condition, cheep. Upright Hoover, SINGER PORT. £i0-246 m. SOBs | tate tepals CEST OO | pig: He. Cal _phags sod. unbers, O83 cr, Haggerty, ‘Raymond Seeley. | pleasure sndaie. oriie, #28. Our | s0if,tle Week. Ooed cond. OR | TIS UMG Ses. SPREE ae aemeeics| Capen Gaara \_ Appl. OR JOM | i506 HO TRAIN BQUIPMENT, LIKE | GaRAGE PRAMED 2 DR AP- WARWICK'’s VALUES MA 41038. a pend, femme © 7: | or CHAMPION GACRIPSCE. ABC AUTO WASHER REO $319.85 8 stOVE 1 REPRIG new, sacrifice for $66. Call after 40C_sq._ %. PE 25234. | retex paint veesee $275 gal. COW MANURE. MA _6-6600, Evenings. for OR : 5 ROW Ts & 6 PR. OF Or sale 9310 60 and trade 7 Niaog Power! 5 pm. PE 4-8303 GOOD GAS. sTEAM sae chai: | Soveearcags Ses. SS ‘ 6120 Dixie Hwy. a on i Pe tpeR Ee WIDE oars. 24962 er ae ic By 4 Ee FORD PANEL si, Elec. tryer. $50. Ww. Wal- Bavectrongas $335 per oft DRIVEWAY GRAVEL, LOADED oeen Same egy ge eg Fre 3s f. long. 2 begrms _- v ap Clinton Waar WEIORt bANKRUP1 STOCK _tor with cultivator 915. PE $-2708 TV, working $38. PE 5.80%. | GLAZED CERAMIC TILE BLOCK | es eee aime _MU 9-4 SeTENED Palcaline | 3S ALMA GPF FORCED To pee woLbab PLYWOOD "ROW: Li room Betreem aoe SUN-CHAISE aaa WITH ~ AVAILABLE NOW 5 x i x 4 pv geo oo PONTIAC LAKE BUILDERS sUP- eae meee Gate, 5 yr. -old, oot at OR 36268, 3 gout. cont. Saas. ME 9-0003. d ast seta. Chairs rock-| wheels. — Cuntonville Road GOA | ply. Sand, gra Comen tle. for contest 53-0418. Ghere De. Lake Osten. , Lamps ant Bx; cond. $15 ee TAYLOR STEEL OVERHEAD! ends. Machinery & tile. OR 31534.| gentle, «0008 TIRSTRBAM LIGHTWEIONT! Off Indianwood aoe cenace roe fen |_eage tet Soi code, Also’ few used. doors, fee GARAGE DOORS O-MILL HORI. SHREDDED | PEAT 8 *) son SALE YEAR SORREL * travel ‘Seo them and get culdoard ‘moter, im Bedroom Outfitting Co. 618 | STOVES BOUGHT, BOLD, EX- sonable G&M Construction Com- Pac seconds, al] standard sental with oqul t. 9445; 1 $15. FE 7 WO STONES | gelding 01 ) 3-4883 2 demonstration i Warner Tre 2.59 hp. . Plains. Open | Turner's, 603 Mt Clem-| pany, 2280 Dixie way. | sizes ip stock. from §25 end up Pr iiliers drill oe eee ul ce On | ONE “REGISTERED YORKSHIRE Lge j Buren. (Pian “til @ Prida 9. 1.000 ft north | con FE 20801 AMERICAN LAVATORY,| Electric operators with motor, taper $116, no roots. Days, boar OR 326%. to join. ene Wally Byam’s ex- a ok smehon, aaa Pr TAPE RI IN EXCEL-| never used. fa lll RI er Turner drill press Ter soi sGPER DEL owes. F REGISTERED PALOI —2as_torerens). _________|  Suchtens & new, BARGAIN FOR A MOTHER WHO jent condition, PE 32005. _doys’ bike, ME 42753 estimates on garage re-| complete with table & milling Sone ce ieee FE bait | land ot sted. Mares for eale. 10310 Authorized Sales $235 EM verde cn ener FE 6010. _ FEL EVINION GPECIALS. 31° CON-| AManA U PREEZER | We sive Vise, $120. 1 Southbend ” lathe, | "to 930. Seeding lawns. FI Lake Rd. Clarksten. Call u a BABY BED fis. PICNIC TABLE | "sole only $189 with trode. Sem. _ $330. UL 2- —— | tee oe oe 8 foe oso. i ctrcus plate 1e-xas",| V & C LANDSCAPING | Ma Sais Pe ¢som or MA ; ief & Detroiter | boat. $7 new station wen. tent $18. 2 picture window chsirs $5) uel's. Appl. MA 5-6011. AUTHORIZED REO MOWER WAR- on Saturdays never used, 965. Quanity of shelv:| ‘poeg cravel at 06.28 Top | _ ¢-2453. Pontiac Chie ah 63508. . i Careme set sat Oat, Ma gees | Taabe Gas repo S POR ELEC |“ ranty Service no 8 ornter- BERRY DOOR SALES | By yest Eanes, compound a 9 edie peet, ape W7D.; RORERS FO SOsED. 8 Complete eetection of 8 and ¥ iPr YELLOW JACKeT_W_ BIGELOW . B. Munro Electric Sales. : n FE 23-0203 mané¢re! press, No. : stone. 4004". . wides. Also large Motor Trailer, alse Huron. skes svarvened & engine re-/ 371 8 Pacteck €§ FE 29-0003 steel forman disc, $20 to $38: 1| > 5 —DaiwEwAY GRADING, : late model trade-ins. We eng * BE ae é Ballwey ren 1d wy Ba a lear TOF GAS RANGE 3E, GOOD Fai Tak nase a al Hot Wares ueirans, 3% Gal. retary index table, 328, 1 390 feel top. coll eraved, All ec. FE For Sale Poutry 74) * b Hut Hin — at in pot PLYWOOS ROW ABOUT, _20 { cheap. Eastway Dr 3-0811. $89.50 value, $39.50 and tank, head 6 pm. FE $- ; UICNINSONT] | _ exc cone. Fe 6-780. WROUOHT. IRON COPFEE TABLE) Drive ot ‘Aabarn Ave land Park Dr. - ed, 980. a aan | oes 12 to 6 p. taal Oo wares nGce sau bi Bo ee ie Wage: and end tables (oak finish). $10 CH FENCES 50. These are 5092 Wood, Coal 2 % : Cerner sginense wun aber. 6) =TRADE-IN DEPT. Maser ee eS raa.| fis. snctic, oft and bated gu | FORD DIESEL ENGINES «ah seas Mobile Homes | Si" s'Ss"Saxse! S38, Sx FB 3-628. sar pia es |ADt. size gas stove FREE TEs $-1471 gan Fiuoressent, 383 Orehard Lx s7iater Dog Wroste, cow mite. os. FREE CORD WOOD. BRING TOUF! Sate Farm Preéuce 73 @) = ; nal 2 BOXER. MALE, WASHING MACH., a. owe ii FT. ALUMINUM BOAT COM- “Bree eae, le See co | re ra ee eee ee| BoE pea aes PISEEAG SAN, CHA aries RO a, OF OME Sales | 3. SPIE Se erspring matt ge oo Baar ace at - $69.58 | BATHROOM PFIXTORES YOUNGS gf. long 4 ete" pur distribu.or MI 46053 =— Aut Sines een ae ou Rater seats, a ake ave |} De: creme cine “hot water end steam bolers| Se" pipe $ 8 pair. SPO PIREFLACE 8 TPURNACE | Men COOEING Dante _Purniture. 42 Lake Ave /4 be, “wood dinette 5 Tia oe Lo Ee Soe" pide $ beck $ie00 pail. Do It Yourself = eS SS Sweet cider, Giediel! bulbs, Dah- Ct ‘& trailer. Exe. cond. $350. ay Fag ge BE | Hel at tatretioed eopeee $issn pitied stare ht cS | ~ go ve Tax nase tems i — | sora Toms CERvipiES eed. | "52,855: YOUR TRAILER! Fe Goan sold for . and fittings, Bros. | 81 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 34101 ee B® ‘AS SCREENING. POTA pt. 7 2 my HE, 2 ‘ Sunt sacrifice for $1.83 | WYMAN’S pee, Kemicoe 50 WEES WEL¥-T-Can | L008 ERS v2.50 per too im don loads. |" Several varieties trailers, We will-ss se | “ress use reat Mgr. UL 2-302 A & K/18 W. Pike HS terms. PE ¢1122 2685 eos FE +5431 “ety you ee & eters cos. | Danas ay POOR CLEANERS | 3722 Orebare La Ra PR $4303 POTATOES SEED Axo EATING. sna Soa Bas adel Bt Home Predicts \"ruuge, Rm aware Rissa Co (D SAVE — | 3th ne Rater Gown Cal rae ne ee a ee | Ee EANWOGD DELIVERED: | foe ee Wee ne: iat, Sees 4th tbr eraRcRarr On| range BB. Muse BUY AND SA at Cy Owens, PE 5-410) FE 46105 PE 52006 __Out_Perry NEW 2: Pr. moter. BRAND NEW rao wih tooo W. Huron SU. | $2 som pipe wn ge em | Te Seely ONE =| COR RENT a Shrubs 68 | SEED AND EATING FOTATORS | rotrig.“\atet, ood, buy, eo Salle, 8 Richard ®t me Pearson s| USED _ SPECIAL. . eo ececcse NK. GOO Plants, rees, cecal Bald as Lake t 4:00 | 4 a _Purature, 42 Orchard Lake Ave | 12 to 21” sets. PL agg gy r panel my ES door ........ fis a ny iF .. _ Fis 6-2030.| wan paper geemer, few wet | ~~ of Silvertell. PE 5-380 ae OUTBOARD CROIERR, CARPET 9 x 12 AND 7x 12. LIKE _* sed Trade-In Dept Complete 2 eabiact wih wall JELLED MAGIC ere potigher: bend sanders, fur. Al TREES “AEprece. Pie, Pi > SEBA 00 SEED For ATOES NEW TRAILER SALES trader and cover, 6700. wee. GR_ 2-431! | Use ra ; ca $81.96 ; Orchard Lake . & Arbor- | —— ALMA ie PT. MIREROLAS, MERCURY Vi. DINING SET $5@ BRITTANNICA 5 pc breakfast set ......... ea | Wolverine Lumber Tite Gn, ce or pun Nenker or) ney Sarenee BL agit = mage own. Bring, ols SEED AND EATING SEBAGOE | CHAMPION-GREAT LAKES | ig Pf. B \ re ein 6250. OL 1-8440 _ |CBest i ss eeeeesee Spe We 8 dock PE 20784 of] base. Hundreds of colors to PPAFP SEWING MACHINE. & burlap. + Sleeth Shiner eee ten Ragone oe ae Large Trade-In Allowance | walter ¢ mee, commas outs. 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st of Commerce i . - tn , ANG BES TERY Ree | Recents 2 eee aren \/ Bio$o | BROKEN CONCRETE FREE YOU) “OOH AND" pom. & PAINT | Dry gods. isles | lie miles, wast of ‘intersection: SEED POTATOES. BARLY COB’! Cibson Trailer Sales Bain “Oe TENE I Table weftet & 4 chairs .. O05 | eS -snaotok 6 CULTIVE: Sion an CABINET — enexa.| ‘real SEP es. ee eee ts | Dally Ste 6. MU cee. | Sere roma, ne Wa ae see DRARES LINED. T quad. 1/Eivanefleld, foer sample .. 980.80| tor. 2 wheel trailer, Davis — Slightly scratc 42" model, | Toys e8, Montcalm Builders Sup Bib TSCR On SLUR AND Sale Farm Equipment 76 a age Bog {BES | nootcane wi a ges Sees fist alse terrific, values on G1 |__ Diy. 196 W. Montcalm. PE $47 we I - a i TWIN TRAC. NEW AND USED + SS - Ab ANDARD TRA KENMORE WAGES. THOM AS SEC ONOMY 3 36° BIKE, NORGE UP-| and 66” models. “uprercent 35) | C@neras, Equipment 61A choles for $2 and $3. Drive 16 | TH ty a ae TRAILERS Visa-Matic. wringer, Electric 2-9151 freezer, 10 ft. Movie cam — miles at Groveland. Drive| & snow plow, $235. OR 3-2288. . ump, A-i, bees than’? re use,|36 8. Saginaw PE 2-91 ore. Ivening beasd. Tureed and rd Ave. — 5. oe TONY WE Oe Anaws Fe a a Liberal Terms $20. 83 & Raith, 6-8 p.m. ag die set. V-belt motor. Wheel- LAWN MOWERS | GHARPENED. projector 300. FE Wy - PS Ry imT INTE ind we Parts — Bottle Gas DINETTE SET, CHEST & panes) y — na it Pipe | “Pick up. PE 21311. ONE Fos a x: » r CHANGE era. vanity & dresser, 30 in. gas ones ae WERE Brick hammer a chisel “rare | CAWN MOWERE GHARPERED. AD-| O'sne Fi.8 telephete tech | Som Sater A Paw BaaUTIpOL | POwTenEce, Com pide, eee! eo ATER EK trigerator wringer’ washer, ‘Tele: |OSED VACUUM, CLEANERS. te | toot set Weary” duty wel | Ete's Gareen Custer, a0 Oak. | — lene. 890 a eg Ss binds “Brevett “implement, Co, | @ & Telegraph . x . - Heavy duty m 7 Musical ; gers 6&6 foot «arbor . % porcelain top table, living Company, 100 W. Huron hammer Roll roofing. MY | land. Sale and cedars. all #608 You| 31800 Grand River, Farmington, room | sectional. nei ne-| $e" NEW GALVANIZED PIPE Sig them. “Oroveland at GReenleat Reds and. oda. pieces. USED TV. $'9.95 UP. USED 2-9581. Zit. lengthe -. 13¥e ft. | ACCORDION — ALL SIZEs| $6, Som. Or way Buy & sell reer e ket? | Srigeterer, 000.50. Suede Radie ayes > Tce | “Tecordion loaned tree to. begin: Pontiac and 8 ATTENTION FE #4608, 31 Orebard Lake. & sens, G8 Ww. Daren) YE oe re G SUPPLY | ers with lessons. FE 5-5428. detween Po ay we tan ae a ELEC. RANGE. GOOD COND. $30. _ 4-1133. waver} BARGAINS im 7 FE_6210 | sc pwin PINE | sia sWEERAY PLANTS Eines hoch Shor Tune Seen tee, TRAILER 1% _8._ Johnson. o| os Oe ee = Jasin FARELING — Mahogany finish. Bench to |e eee rite emasebe “ers, Deck hoes. gas or ELECTRIC RANGE, « HOTPOINT.| ood cond, RB. Munro Elec. UMBER | Mahogany He" ......... Me perf. | match, 3-yre a fa. gust uke new.| $00 © hunted, Liles; | ‘Alco, 4 ateee of Oliver wheei te Bl a Re Din darge tock Must “Move | Bireh’%” 0.1! @e per ft Real all Gown PAY) Derennials of flowering | tractors. with loaders & Deck ELECTRIC RANGE, AUTOMATIC/ WASHER, REVRIOERATOR. OVE] Cueery pati Saint’ OO * "CALBI Bake SIC CO. SE a tI terme & rental | sTEWART. 0 asher, curtains, linens, clothing : PEG — HARDBOARD 
~chase and_mise. ems. OR 3.2308, "| _ #-8120 xooou| _'Pannuine — Insutation. |RENSON LUMBER CO. 119 N. Saginaw jareery Pari, e0| Pontes Farm's. Industrial a ELECTRIC RANGE, EVC. COND |WASHING MACHINES VACUUM | | PANELING — INSULATION R “north, of Oxford 14 to 8h to Ce i *".| PLYWOOD SPECIALS | BUY OF THE YEAR" SALE ONDINE HOSTECLARGE| gm Svwosawcte 2 from. or Corne ohnson and How- ) PIPE—BRICK—STEEL "|" Physcord oo... 2... ceeeee Wurlitzer Spinet Organ. Besuti- "| rE e have some fal qutgmace, Suihle oven OU| ora. Su osies, Pree atimaes |S rset wi paciog ete] Rzeiegeey sate setovec | auton ot nav (om, (iy "S. | ALLIS CHALMERS B TRACTOR, | Tight “now. See. us “tod illuminated bettas, controle, FHA Terms Te- fEshoomne well penciing 9 $50 | Same vd. between s with 16 Pia tise cane a | My’ dorm. ton se arvery. Hotpoint ca ey wad terabare cre er ‘sepnanoes, OPEN @ to 5:39 MON. thru SAT. | OO Dns Pormea |... Se oq. ft. | marvelous ent. eee eee Srerhanl fob, |” OH!!! THAT NEW matic washer eac > Marine wood . Pkt eee being used. EM 3-4213. Refrigs., washers, ‘elec. or gas SURPLUS LUMBER & PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO. LIKE NEW—SAVE $400} 1% ee en eye eg gy Oy 1959 VAGABOND i 0 < - beemcaaiaaliatemdvans -WYMAN’S 3340 Highland Ro ‘Mse) OR 3-700 ati STCons FER CENT WIEGAND MUSIC CENTER Se & Sunday. PR §-0477 or tooth = nee IS SOMETHING! FREEZERS i¢ W Pike 8t FE ¢1122 | 5240 BLACK OIRT, WALNUT & WHITE | off, Sizes 24x20 $1.20 12 x M4) wRACLE MILE BAZAAR AREA : ‘ gt ig A Bed WRINOER TYPE WASHER, 5 fer.| gem Bherds & 3% cores of land. | 9O DOES 2, conse, Custer Pian phone PR tae tepeit reeners, . ryer, __BM _ 3-8025. J Samuel's . MA 6-011. biture ano. 2190 Pontiac Seay AnD Poax — ra anp| fre +, ee yt CABLE UPRIGHT PIANO” VERY PRIG a cUuBiC PT. Dr.,_Syivan 2 _quarters Opdyke Mrt. FE 5-7941,/ Go ios70 Highland Rae (nase) d __g00d cond. $65. OR 3-1608. cond., OR 108. WELCH BUGGY, GOOD CONDI- | —oser TRUCK FOR SALE. GOOD} miles west of Pontiac Airport. DEMONSTRATOR FREEZERS — UPRIORT FAMOUS) _ tion. FE 2-0006. rn Bl ir Rg I aa EM 3-453 Sonntited valuce §140 96 while they last. No CEDAR FENCE POST. ie EACH. 0 MA COUNTER | Ome, Met OF a, want Values $149 95 while Sey ject He Antiques 57A Ca Set motor driven pump, electric mo- _ orders, .. Michigan em and c MUSIC Fioorescent. "342" Orebard Lake - 34 8. Telegraph PE 22001 ave. g | piattorm tocker end straighe back CASH WAY Actese from, ‘Tel-Iuren trecsheg ome. Tes ‘nev Abe arm chair, original, whtte Flas LUMBER PRICES SSORINO. OBCAin SEREIDE CAR full size jer, removable cush- cellent condition. Phone after 5. | STANLEY  nalneee WINDOWS | 8) AL. $10 i 0 n ‘ | cuble ft. %xc. FE : _Television & Radios 57B Burmeister S Pe . o> - 
RENT _cottage. Cheap, FE 45807. TO TO BUY—-SRLL-—TRADE_REPATR NORTHERN pean Seve 008 on & aoe buat. FREEZERS-FREEZERS oor a ot a ‘Commercs Sreea” me Used blonde Lowrey organ with Pontiac Rd. xt “Opdyke Teer 2 ot Rd,, EM ” Seaeege os to 5 Om percussion. “a +1113 sizes — al . mond SS : : - — ‘teat UPRIGHTS & & cuegr tre Water | Softeners 57C verted 2: Used dionde Ham Chord re SOL PLACE Gi BLACK MACE 8 mi Evans wt i All Quarenteed & 0 > ; —_ sna, ae eee. |. Sin Je from 9% Cu.Pt.—22 ft. | NT PASS UP piano . . . $350. | OSTON BULL TERRIER PUP- and 000 nogeatierme enor | AUTOMATIC | 0 fst ny: hPa a ate se Ot Ponting “onditi MONEY! Sell unneeded Used mahogany Lowrey _ ores ae ms PE he & Tore r till 1 0. Dee pee . Water ater Conditioner J . ce = PRAEZERS - 8 . belongings for cash mee aan seratebed or| Coole y Soft Water Co. a erate-m at big dis) PE 2587 £4) through Classified Ads! years t : 0 e FE 2-8181. 
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Boats & Accessories 85; Wanted Used Cars 88 For Sale Trucks 90 For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars For Sale Cars 91 ~ A - ~ A : A 
’ 955 FORD DOGR STATION | ‘S1 ISETTA, $62), EXC: COND. RE- , 83 C. 36,000 ofgte 
: a! "’55 CHEVROLET "53 DESOTO ‘ wagon, New “rakes, new shocks, | — built melons miles pe eal 53 mies 9315. 306 NW. F re Oa . ; '50 Dodge Pickup O 2 new nylon tires. RBM, sue} EM 9-000, PLYMOUTH as er this odes tothe tn auaeere 2 DOOR 2106 F.DOME 4 DOOR s trans. New U joints, OR 3-6300. TAY jes CALL Pe F328 ‘te PONTIAC” 4 DR. SEDAN, 
factory é¢quipment and federal 8800 after 4:3 : finish | R&H “ 
PAIN [ MONEY TALKS! tae. silchigan, sete Os. ond E LEAVING STATE, LIKE NEW i068 Belvedere Hardto tires. Only 63.2956. Will cee t eld 
$80 shop the cense extra. (Limited time offer) Ford, 500, 4 er. H. top, power WN $195 FULL PRIC sees” 
} , for the test ae = 7 = RAMMLER-DALLAS steering, W.W., 6,000 actual miles, _ , a 
SLAYBAUGH’S 2 Lhe PRL N $2050. Call after 4 or anytime tan hart-;/ NO CASH ‘NEEDED’ | ‘$3 PONTIAG, RAH, HYDRAMATIC, be GTORS seit the TOP DOLLAR 1317 N. MAIN, = : HESTER _Sunday, FE 2-1027 Moo. pa ry = : wae . 
ATS & NO a : Wh nie oll | TUST MAKE. |i eraoane a Ba Shas Elect. & controls pixie “on™ 1S TeAMeeT EX, 1950 MACK TRUCK. MOTOR SALES MOTOR SALI a $5 5 DOWN ments $21 re a) PONTIAC. STANDARD. HIPT, Evinrude & controls See yards, now working. MA $-0666. | De80TO-PLYMOUTH DEALER DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER Ca 1384 8 pm.) i By Mercury & controls JL. LIBERTINE 36 YEARS FAIR DEALING 35 YEARS FAIR DEALING 1953 Ford convertible, tte and Endic Stee e 4 1 
sed 16 Kvinrede slect & controls JIM HARTLEY ' RI I K C a “Pe 30100 STs. One tee i _ Bomthi eens cuts 632: $2232 aed FORD Must Have s ercur? mis - 7 ‘onthly paymen \ 
Csed 14 ft. 38 Eigin Di eee “ 1954 CHEVROLET, P@WERGLIDE sed Tratier 1xle OK Lot _R&H, white walls. PE 5-6587. | "Eddie Steele 3108 ORCHARD LE. RD. Pull Une new Mercury Engines KEEGO HARBOR Monthl Payments OO! n 
MAZUREK “OUTBOARD ste “DRAYTON PLAINS MICH. 60 rucks . FORD Se ACURY Bikte NEW 7, "s@ Chevy, best motor, 3 carbs. 
CUSTOM BoA be OVERS AND | ag | MUCH As $30 FOR JUNK AND ] 957 CHEV. ae ea oe 7 w.walls, radio heater. $295. FE K ING of cn oe oo 
Pith repa:r FE ¢4277 or cheap cas. FE 12-2666 days or BEL AIR HARDTOP with IT’S TRUE FE’ 5-9204 2-229 | ; 8-9883, oF ha. “49 Maico ‘ 07 
ee Eves. z a a ee Y HARDTOP. $3 i», V8, Clb epe $395 white wall es, power ONVER 
CUSTOM a ele AND | “_ and abner V-8, H a up t on t iac ag Mh ling — Me. a ee gee "$4 B33 Tordomatic $395, a 
“are ia Ponti me | AUTO SALES | #Sak area ‘ _2-3487._ 106 Union 8t. ments of $27.24 mo. Call ost ‘Also 150 othe lus pickups fete wees) ATTENTION! | ALL, MAKES ag eee Pesene St Agi a Aye ME as ‘ AL 1795 : Is the Place to Buy! | For That Beautiful hg a ~ | 5 S. SAGINAW pene ere keh cine 
CADILLAC ALUMINUM ee Se eee eee ETisnee GU ee USED CAR ‘$1 MERCUR aS DRIVE. FE 68-0402 Open. ‘til 9 pm. 22 Aubu 
MERCURY OUTBOARDS WE'RE PaYING ALL MODELS or Whiewsls, All lester tm) Shelton Pontiac-Buick mune goed t zone u CATAT SS S| > . aa Ps R MERCURY HARDTOP, POW- ay $5 DOWN INLAND LAKES SALE TOP $$ DOLLAR Communit $99 down. icc: waGu UE Che ce ire Oy ere eae 56 PLYMOUTH 3127_W. HU RON FE €712) 1959 Pontiac Starchief,. Sports Se- : ELVEDERE 8 SEDAN 
| 7-[ene Live 1-8133 walls radio, "hester, #2195. "Wil be 1953 Pontiae Catalina, radio and CUSTOM CRAFT 12. FI =ee GLENN’ S MOTOR SALES ee Hydramalic, Rey, | _OLive 1-81. _Consider trade OR 34118. | Pushbutton Powerflite, Ra- «| Mr ornate tierior. 6300. 
eee TaMANTMA STAKES Auburn at E.jBlvd. South Walls. Demo. Low down pay: | 81 ror TAR COM. R&H WW. | 83, MERCURY, ¢°DR, BTANDARD saog'pown 442.73 PER Mo. | Monthly payments $22 32 : 
or ; pak convertibie to MOTOR. SAL KS PICKUPS hart 84539 | 95g te SD ee ee tires & extras. 17,000 se" per- oe Stare, vole t ] hogany p ing > _ 1959 '. ton GMC Ag Company only $295. 
18 ft inboard Riviera. A beauty wo WEST HURON sls SUNDAY BUY MONDAY | Gems. Low down payment. fect condition, $1450. FE 4-4798 ROGER S SALES & SERVICE 
ne action! FE 29236) pe 47371 FE 41797 ranete a jWhitewal tires.......- $195 down ee — om spins | 8 Audura Ave. FE 2-9555 BI } AID ORD . 
or z ens “Cy~ Pontac, 2 dr. Beautiful 2-| STA A NAB! DOR 
EVINRUDE $'; HP FISHERMAN. | VANS _ : lone, Hydrematic’ RAH. power | Ford Custom with V8 Thunder: | "ASH AMBASSADOR. '67 es 270) 2E00 HARBOR 
waver moving, — will sell for | ONE OF OAKLAND Se eT | anBonuac t's ar" secan. uvdra| good ‘cond’ jexc. rubber. "MG] Wit take” rade, “Terms 390] | MOTOR SALES | PE anos oe $180, includes carrying rack. Call | COUNTY'S LARGESE SELECTIONS BEL oo matic, R&H. Pull price $295. £3054 5 Milford. Church Ortonville, National! pegoTo-PLYMOUTH DEALER |’ Mee del C685. FE 8-9513." C. 46-0637. __ oSID or 7-3813, 35 YEARS FAIR DEALING ANY MAKE OR MODEL CALL ~ 1956 Chevrolet, % ton pick-up. 3200 EVINRUDE WAGEMAKER | FOR 20 YEARS WE HAVE — NAY 2 ad : CASS AT W. PIKE §&TS8. FOR THE FINEST 
USED 14° Lyman lapstrake | run- PAID THE TOP DOLLAR BOB BUTLER NEW Fug antec mileage job. 56 MERCURY PE 2086 OF USED CARS 
ee ee ees done FOR THE RIGHT CAR 1953 Chrysler, 4 dr. sedan, auto. 1963 Ferd Custom, 4 door. & Pp ‘W_ PLYMOUTH BLACK 2 DR SHOP AT shield Stecrin Custom cover. SEE MALIEN EL. BWORTH / J H. standard shift, sr and heater, ene ee HARDTO E ical 6 ‘ve reas. F 
Pub mig Ra no S| OR AEE EL fer, F Y OWe NS) Bie tanec Seah | SE ai em stns:) a bea Mer gains. Ree | eiibecua tod” "| SCHUTZ MOTORS, Ine trailer All * $525 ments $17.08. o e a, . 
NSTRATOR 18 molded ply- T Oo d ’ $275 DOW $40.67 PER MO. SHARP 1956 PLYMOUTH BELVE- 912 8 WOODWARD 
aS een Wood trame = | H. J. VANWELT ele r Sd ee ee Lots oO oen Nights “TS Eddie Steele Terms FE 2-0050. Pee | Og foned secle, Remote controls Bai. | OR $1335 _4540 Disie Hwy. | pam Ba nd Maple 5-5566 _or__MAple_§-1141 FORD SACRIFICE THIS IS IT! tery. battery box H P|) CASH FOR CARS ~~ ‘93 CHEVROLET 4 DR., 210 STD. | 54 DODGE 8 PASSENGER BTA- 1957 Plymouth 2 dr. Stand. Shift. “See this one” Starfite Evinrude motor Used! po peNpuURG MOTOR BALES Auto Insurance 90A __transmission, $250, OR 3-6040. tion wagon. $525. OR 3-8556. 2705 ORCHARD LK. RD. Yellow & white, Exc, cond. FE > ce emer a8 ene 
— = terrific BUY & foass at Pike PE 5-7398 | ~~ | 1956 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE. | 47. DODGE COUPE, NO RUST, FE. soo? HA eee asa . . 4-6725 ONE OF TH = Bad doer 
NEW 16° molded plywood Japstrake | ; | PL & PD FOR MOST CARS. 3960| Red & white. Spotless. Radio,/ excellent, sharp. TRojan 9-0048. iis FORD @ RAN EXTRA CLEAN. MOTOR SALES ‘57 PLYMOUTH PLAZA, V-8, County. 
runabout celuxe steering, wind: | DON T LOSE Ane BiEtiGatn Pintsel of S90 ea,| ‘eater, powerglide. This wont| %§7 poDGE ROYAL LANCER CON- PE 8 $513. C. Mannin DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER straight shift. $950 Sh Sy ot bet. . 
shield, walk-thru front seat. 78° | _ FE 4-3536, Eves ve° 3-4 last. Hurry! $1395. 24 payments. | vert Power steering. Exc. cond. ee —— 35 YEARS FAIR DEALING 1&9 p.m. only, FE 5 Also cheap transportation spe aoe Priced 10 sell at $650 ss, bit low down peyment- _OR 3-3988 1957 PORD CUSTOM 300. RED & CASS AT W. PIKE 8TS. 
SP  srasice smite cides YOUR CAR Foreign & Sports Cars 90B | ° O't Wace: 1056 DODGE, CONVERTIBLE V8. puit our of Mee ai ig nig oe FE_2-0186 $s DOWN a &CR AMBLER te i ’ : Tak Lae na a a Bi hc automatic Tansmission, power maculate. 2 30 yments. b4 MERCURY a BLACK EM 3-4155 
D enciieaten ride with th e Soe wtesnow ae con cut | 7 emg oo Oe ann. | irming am pare Se. Ree ONS Ee par rent. Nery Tow down |_Nice PE 2-8756 or With Bane -" ginsaatd ski, wadio “aad heat _Commerce at Unton Lk Mae 
4 or. 3W your ayments in alf. ene & - - ment 0: ade. ‘ - 
orartul Srareds met Nc! Some oul tous’ sor) 1250 re Some | DR ANNMABT FR | Clarkston Motor Sales | Parent 9F oid trade 4 M00. Monthly payments 42734.) “oT PONTIAC’ STARCHIEE, | CON- 50 H P. Starflite ready for) ’ MIDGET RACER 2. LIKE NEW CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER B h 195 NASH "Edd S | ; re DR 2 
tria) rides ; | Eddie Steele “Must cell. Mav be seen at 2616 666 S. Woodward Main St., Clarkston MA §-5141 ITM1Ing am le tee e ‘66 PONTIAC 32 pe enEan, BY: TAKE M39 to W Highland Right | Colby Drive Bloomfield Hills Twp. odwar STATESMAN. Very good brakes, PE 3-035. on Hickory Ridge d. 
miles to Demode Rd. L 
follow signs to Dawsons Sales 
at Tipsico Lake. Phone MAin 
9-2179 
FAST 13 FT RUNABOUT. C CEN- ter-deck, Complete accessories | 
30_-H.P. Mercury. y. MY 4-2757. : 
FOR SALE 12 HORSEPOWER | Bucaneer outboard motor. ciaae | 
ly been used and in excellent 
condition. $130 Call OL 1-0765. ‘ 
XEW 12 FT. ALUMINUM FISHING 
__boat, $175. FE _ 2-763 
GOING OUT OF adit Liv 
business—12 meta! boats 1¢ 
Complete with oars & 
$75 ea. Oakland Beach 3650 W. | Walton Bivd. Drayton Plains { 
MERCURY ~ OUTBOARD MOTOR 
(ts & service. Shorty Hook's 
Pace Pine Lake FE 2-5260. 
MERCURY 10 HURRICANE OUT- 
board motor. $95. OR 3-8244 
MERCURY MARK cw AND ) & 
foot 3-poinmt Hydroplane. Good con- 
dition. §275. 8471 Bonnie Briar, 
Pontiac Lake. After 4 p.m. 
North 
American 
Ocean Express—16 Footer 
MERCURY MARK VERY ft.) 
    
  
COMP: ‘ 
RADIO. CONTROLS, ELECTRIC 
STARTER. $1595 | 
Can Be Seen 
SAT. & SUN. 
RUSS JOHNSON MOTOR SALES 
AT 
LAKE ORION M-24 LOCATION 
7’, HP SS ee PRACTICAL- 
_ ly new FE 2   
NEW 16 MAHOG. SPEED-LINER— 
40 hp Scott-Erie full-tilt trailer. |FE 50% 
anchors. | __ FORD 2705 ORCHARD LK. RD. KEEGO HARBOR FE 2.2529 
Needed | Eamalacly 1 RS 
_ 1953 thru 1957 Models 
Bring Titlh—Get Cash 
COMMUNITY Motor Sales 
AUBURN AT EAST BLVD. 
PE 8-4539 
NOW READ — 
THIS BRING YOUR CAR HERE FOR 
TOP DOLLAR | NEED 500 CARS FOR OUT 
oF STATE. SHOP ngs — 
BUT GET THE BES 
AVERILL'S 2020 Dixie Hwy. 
FE 2-0878 rE «nace |   
OUR CUSTOMERS DEMAND 
» | 
“CLEAN CARS” | 
Wr LL GIVE you 
$$$ CASH $$$ FOR YOUR EQUITY OR 
A GOOD DEPENDABLE CAR 
BILL SPENCE “RAMBLER” —SALES3 J SERVICE— 
211_ 8. SAGINA FE 8-4541 |   
    
See M& ve Motor Sales |—! For 
2527 dollar om later model cars 
xie Hwy OR_3-1603 
Top 
£$s 
Paid 
FOR — CARS   
  fully equip. Loaded with extras 
—$200 down. 
NEW 18 SPEED-LINER, GLASS | 40 hp Scott-@rie trailer, fully 
equip—8190 down. 
USED 127 BOAT—7% hp MOTOR, 
trailer—$65 down 
USED 17 get mg hp MOTOR— 
trailer—$65 down 
USED 1¢ rage htt hp MOTOR— 
trailer—#40 
USED 14 BOAT—10 hp MOTOR— | 
traller—$50 down. 
Other used boats from 860 up | 
Guaranteed Service after the sale 
at ! 
OAKLAND MARINE ea | 
379 S Saginaw E 8-4101 
ROW v Boat. « FT. zn 
aid th car carrier. Top 
ecatiion 30276. 
| 
| 
|   
ond $140. OR 
SPECIAL Viny) sealed coast a eet 
boat cushions Now 
OWENS MARINE SUPPLIES 
306 Orchard Lake Ave 
SAILBOAT COMET Sere 5 cae sails New mast. Part of Orchard 
Lake Country club fleet. $250. EM 
3-4213 _ _ { 
BAIL BOAT, 17 FT. NATIONAL 
one-design _Good cond. — cover, 
cushions, bilge pump outboard 
bracket. Ready $325 FE 2-597! 
SAIL BOATS & PADDLE BOARDS, | $6250 & up ; 
Harrjngton Boat Works | BANK FINANCING 
YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER 
FE 2-8033 
, Open _Sundays and evenings | 
THOMPSON CREST LINER. LONE | Star, and Meyers boats. Evinrude | 2 
1947 - motors Regd trailers. 
K Y'S HARDWARE | 
3906 Auburn at Adams, FE 2-881) 
NEW "38   18 HP EVINRUDE, 
from $359.25 to $479 1-18 ft 
eng house boat complete, trail- 
ch and 50 HP cark Evin- 
Several good 
as iow as 
down A. Di} 
Smith Saginaw. Hoily 
Mich MElrose 17-6611 
TERRIFIC DISCOUNT 
On Evinrude motors. Shell Lake 
and Geneva boats. Be sure! 100! 
per cent guaranteed outboard re- 
pair service Backed by 23 yrs 
experience. Open 10 to 6. Keego 
Harbor 
TONY'S MARINE SERVICE 
2695 Orchard Lk Ra FE 8- 0112 
WANTED: 14 FT METAL ROW-/| 
beat OR 35-4336 | 
USED _ BOATS 2174 PARK CIR-| 
cie Keego Harbor. FE_2-0837 \ 
USFD OUTB OARD “MOTORS. | 
Jonnsnr 25 hop to $0 bp. Mercury 
10 bp Hurricane, 6125. 2% hp 
Johnson. $65. Boats, Mercury mo- | 
tore, 6 to 70np Lake-N-Sea fiber- 
gar 14 to 18 ft Lone Star alu- 
Tinum or fibergias as iow as 
$208 Pioneer fishing boats and 
cances—Start from 89950 Lone 
Siar cruiser .8 ft. — Cabin Cruis- 
er $1,395 14 ft.. $528. Check on 
our packaged deals. Penn - Yan 
clinker boats as low as $485 Only 
19 per cent down, Bank. rates 
Cuft Dreyer Gun & Sports Cen- 
ter 1521u Holly Rd., Holly nee 
Tose $677) 
WILL TRADE LOT NEAR eYLVaN 
Lk for ag Chris-Craft. Call 
after 4 PE 2-7515. _ 
85A Fiberglas EAD 
BOATS COVERED. AUTO RUST 
repair. +4 Midget racer bodies 
all types Fiberglas work. Rini's 
Lake Orion. MY _3-1448.__ 
FIBERGLAS PRODUCTS BALES, 
service and repair, OR 3-5193 
Transportation Offered 87 87 
(CARS PAILY TO MOBILE ALA. 
~bama, Philacelphia, Connecticut, 
gas allowance. | 3715 
DESIRE SOMEONE TO saa | 
    
expenses to Macon. Ga. May 22 | — 
FE 26 FLY '4ENGIN®, AIRLINER TO} Californie, awaill, s9910 — 
__Ferry Service, Ine. OR 3-1254. | 
TRUCK GOING PART "| 
loed either way. 5-6806, Russ Dawson 232 8. SAGINAW 
FE 2-9131 
TOP CASH $338 FOR —— “CARS 
or trade up or do 
ECONOMY CARS ° 22 AUBURN 
TOP PRICE PE assis JUNK CARS | 
TOP BUCK—JUNK CAR -TRUCK | 
PONTIAC WASTE FE 2-0200 
WE’ LL BUY YOUR CAR? 
CASS-OAKLAND USED ety 
312, W_ Montcalm FE 8-8288 
Used “Truck Parts (B94) 
 U8ED TRUCK PARTS 
ALL MAK AND MODELS 
HIEGHTS OTOR ae 
2635 Auburn Ave 
__Used. Auto Parts   
~ 808 
A-l PERFECT 1950 PONTIAC 
parts EM 3-35l¢ 
1954 NASH AMBASSADOR MOTOR, 
hydramatic, in top condition 
Cheap. Call FE 4-4496 before 
i noon or after 11 pm 
WRECKING ‘33. OLDSMOBILE, 
* good fron, end. transmission just | 
overhauled Call FE 5-4300   
_ For Sale Trucks 90 
CHEV. SEDAN DELIVERY ays 
motor, brakes, clutch. §49 MA 
_. 4-4393 7 
‘47. INTERNATIONAL 1. TON. 
x Good cond. $225. FE 4-4864. 
_ 400 Hu:on | 
ae DODGE WRECKER $395, ' 
Smith Motors, 421 Saginaw 
$6 PORD PANEL, oer OVER | payments. Dry cleaning roule 
available FE 2-7258. 
DODGE Ey TON 
truck. $195 OR _ 3-824 
37 DODGE ‘2 TP. : . $100. FE 
__ 8-9513. C. Manning. _ 
1950 FORD 'z TON PANEL. TURN STAKE | 
signals) A-] motor transmission 
and tires. Little rust. FE 4-5303 
after 5 pm | 
TRUC K SPECIALS | 
DUMPS . $3is 4 Up 
'>1 Ford, 3x5 vi--21o0n | 
12 Ford. 7x8 v0. tande . 
"53 GMC, 620 6X10 yd tandem 
“54 Chev, 325 yd. — 2-ton 
“55 Chev. 3x5 yd. — 2-ton 
| "$7 Internationa! 2x3 yd ~ 1 ton 
STAKES -- 3475 & up 
“48 GMC 1', ton no rust 
"33 GMC 1',4 ton 2 ft 
95 Ford F-6, 2 Te 12 !t 
| TRACTORS $255 & up 
‘$3 Chev. COE — 2-ton | 
"32 Mack, 510 gas 
"37 GMC 750. COE 
"33 Chev, air — 2 speed 
"SL Intern’! R-200. Road Ranger 
WRECKERS _ $i7> & up! 
‘48 Dodge, Power Wayon 
"54 Ford F-6, Ashton Equip 
20 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM 
PICKUPS, PANELS. ETC. ALSO 
USED “{uCK PARTS 
Schram Trucks 2539 Dixie Hwy or 
1952 FORD. '2 TON PANEL $150 2123 Willow Beach, Keego Harbor 
$4 FORD TANDEM DUMP. 9 YDS 
1-700. $1.800 cash. FE 5-8257 | 
"95 FORD F-600 DUMP. 5 YDS . 
_ $975 cash FE 5-8257. _ 
‘50 FORD PICKUP, _ 
$300. 50 Chevy pickup, ‘2 
sharp 935 Clark's 
$ E Bivd. FE 8-0555. 
PRODUCE PEDDLING TRUCK & 
scales $125. MY_ 2-5471 
's4 “GMC % Ton Panel! 
GMC Factory. Branch, 
OAKLAND AT CASS 
THE ANSWER TO 
‘YOUR PROBLEM: 
rent, O00) 
is TON. ? 
1 
  
Want Ads! To sell, | | 
hire, its FE 2 “8181. | | 
6632 | LARGEST STOCK OF DUNLOP 
imported sports and antique tires 
in Mich Al) sizes to solve foreign 
= oh iH a oe ge reid oo 
uron 
~ TESAULTN 
FE | 4-9032 
For Sale Cars 91 
DR. BUICK HARDTOP, PS 
eves 132 E. Rundel. FE "56 2 
  PB. 
2-5796 
96 BUICK CENTURY. . SHARP. FE 
4-0350 after 5:30 
1957 BUICK RADIO, HEATER, 
automatic. Spotless & priced to 
sell. $1505. No gimmicks. 
cars here on our lot) 
ments $47.47 per month 
down payment or old trade. 
Birmingham 
RAMBLER S. Woodward 
MI_ 63900 
1958 BUICK 2 DR RIVIERA. One owner 
and fully equipped 
2095 
Community   95. CHEV 
  MOTOR SALES 
Auburn at E. Bivd. South 
FE 86-4530 FE 8-4539 
he SUNDAY —- BUY MONDAY 
‘51 BUICK, OONVERTIBLE, VERY 
good cond. $250 OR_ 3-7486— 
OR TRADE ‘55 BUICK, CENTURY 
4 dr hardtop. Power, sharp. FE 
5-3937   
| 
| °55 BUICK SPECIAI, 2 DOOR 
$295 
BRAID DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER 33 YEARS FAIR DEALING 
MOTOR SALES 
CASS AT W PIKE 8TS FE 2-0186 
| FLOW 
| SOLUTELY 
Assume payments of §11.46 mo 
Cal, Credit Mgr Mr. Parks at 
Mi 47500 Haroid Turner Ford. 
$5 DOWN Butck Special hardtop, dyna- 
flow radio and heater white 
| we $299. Monthly payments 
Eddie Steele FORD 
sia ORCHARD LK RD 
EEGO HARD ORE 
FE FE 59 204 2-2529 
| 66 BUICK CENTURY, HT. R&H, 
Nice. $1095 Garner Used Cars 
| $33 2 DR BUICK HT_ ae COND. 
Pvt. owner. OL 2-221 
7933 HARDTOP BU oe _cond $295. FE 5-2766 
$5 DOWN 1953 Buick 
dard shift 
Monthly payments $ 
FORD 2708 ORCHARD IK_ RD 2 KEEGO HARBOR _ FE_5-9204 FE ‘51 CADILLAC FE 5-1430 _ 
1955 CADILLAC COUPE DeVILLE. Ful ~ GOOD 
tan- sta 
$409 
. Special 4 door 
radio and heater 279 ate 
sat 
ll) power, sharp. Make offer 
MI 6-1848 
54 CHEVY 2 DR, VERY GOOD. 
_EM_ 3-0081, H. i. Riggins, 
~~ PONFIAC AUTO BROKERS 
‘57 Chev 4 dr. wen. V-8 PG oar 
"dT Ford Convert 695 
57 Chev 8 2-Dr. Bel Air Abed 
56 Oide Super 88 4-Dr. $1595 
56 Old« 88 HT Super $1395 
56 Ford Wen ae $1395 
‘ST Rambler 4-Dr. $1295 
"56 Ford 2 dr RAH, FOM $995 
"53 Chev 4-Dr *& PG R&H $ 895 
"65 Nash Statesman Super $ 595 
"33 Olds @Dr s 595 
54 Chev 4Dr PG, R&H .. $ 595 
‘653 Mercury &tH = 495 
‘53 Plymouth R&H 2-Dr 395 
54 P.ymouth R&H, Good tires $ 195 
1260 Perry at Madison FE 4-9100 
52 AND '53 CHEVY 
Good condition FE 2-8262 
1952 CHEVROLET ag “WAG- 
on, $250. Call FE 8-8 
~*55 CHEVROLET cmv 
FE 2-8920 
TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ON GOOD 2 Chevy. FE 88-9890 
533 CHEV. R&H #500 DN. & $5.00 
per wk. FE 8-9513 C. Manning - 
YOU NEED HELP I CAN 
help you get a good used car, a 
new car or a usec vruck, with no 
money down Cal] Ernie Felice 
at Cy Owens. FE 5-4101 or OR 
3-9674 IF 
   
| 58 CHEV. STATION WGN. 6 STD. trans. Good cond EM_ 3.3215 
TAKE ADVANTAGE 
OF OUR 
ABUNDANT 
STOCK 
FINE USED CARS 
TRADE TODAY! 
JEROME “Bright Spot” 
Orchard Lake at Cass Ol 51 BUICK “CONVERTIBLE _ DYNA- | 2 | 
| MI 6-3900 
~ $5DOWN — 1952. Chevrolet Bel Air, 2 door. 
standard shift, radio and heater 
ore: $299. Monthly payments 
"Eddie steele FORD 
2705 ORCHARD LK. RD. 
KEEGO aes 
FE 2.2529 | FE_5-9204 I 
. V8 POWER- 
_ elide White tire: Special at $695 
| 198 (CHEVROLET STATION WAG- 
$200. Call FE 
ee WA LT SMITH at_ 
CASS- OAKLAND Pontiac's Newest Used Car Lot 
312 W Montcalm 
8-8288 v2 BR 
1956 CHEVY, 2 DR. 210 SE RIES. 
Exc. condition. Standard sb 
3-6849   
‘52 CHEV. POWERGLIDE, (26.000 
_ actual miles, FE & 
*$5. CHEVROLET, BEL-AIR, HT. 
V-8. power glide. Nice. $795 
_ Garner Used Cars. 
‘36 CHEVROLET BEL AIR. 9 PAB- 
senger wagon. autiful turquoise 
& white. Top tread white tires. | 
Radio & heater. ‘Immaculate in 
& out. Hurry, $1395 24 payments 
$50 80. Very low down wareene | 
or old trade. 
Birmingham 
RAMBLER 666 S. Woodward |     MI 6-3900 ifs 
| ‘$3 CHEVROLET . 
REP OSSESSION 
Bel Air. 2 tone gold 
and white tulle acumeee stafid- 
ard shift. $289 full price. No cash 
needed, $16.52 month. Mr. Bell, | 
King Auto FE 8-0402 
“MONEY | DOWN | si 
EPO8SESS10. | 
1954 cuerielet 2-dr ™ radio a) 
  
2-2529 | 
53 HENRY J, | 
| 1957 
  FE 8-0488 
    heater. Take over payments $21 | 
month. Lucky Auto Sales. 193 § | 
Saginaw. FE 4-2214 or FE 41006. | 
‘32 CHEVROILEY AARDTOP. Pow- 
ERGLIDE. RADIO & HEATER 
ABSOLUTELY NO E 
DOW 
  Mr. | 
Parks at MI €7500 Harold hinted er Ford 
$5 DOWN | 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air, 2 door, 
powerglide radio and heater | 
$399. Monthly payments -$22 32 
Eddie Steele FORD 
sea eon an LK. RD. 
EGQ HARBOR 
Fe sexe _ FE 2-2529 
‘$4 CHEV. 210 POWER GLIDE R&H 
$495. LOW MILEAGE 379 8.) 
Hospital Rd. or FE 4-9979. 
1957. 6 PASSENGER STATION 
wagon Powerglide, R&H. spot 
lights, power steering, W-walls. 
Exc. cond. 630 Oakland before 
A 2 
LEAVING POR SERVICE. MUST 
sell 57 Chevie Convertible. 3720 
_Gregory Rd. 
FOR THE RED HOT DEAL 
ON THE RED HOT CA 
SEE THE MAN WITH THE 
BRIGHT RED CANE!   
  ‘55 Delray Club Cpe $ 985 
56 Ford Country Sed $1295 
CARPENTER | CHEVROI&T-COMMERCE | 
15 Commerce Rd. EM 3-410] | 
__Open eves. "til 8; Sat. til 5 
‘33 DE 80TO REPOSSESSION Sportsman har“top. Loaded 
accessories. Wire wheels a": ber 
full price. No cash needed 1.46 
month. Mr. Bell, King Rules ‘PE 
6 CHEV, 4 DR. HARDTOP, $1250. 
_FE 20060. 1954 CHEV. 4-DR. A very sharp Bel Air. Auto. trans. 
Fender skirts. Ivory top, green 
body. Be sure & see this one. 
PEOPLE 8 AUTO SAlL&S 
68 Oakland PE 2-2351 
1958 CHEVROLET YMPALA CON- vertible all “power, §$2.250. 1955 
Ford convertible. like new. 
$1,150. Both like new. FE 8-6533   
  1954 CHEV. STD, R&H CLEAN $475. EM ceo 
CHEVY ‘55 DR. | 10 V8 2 1 a shift. "clean, Sharp. FE 
8-2327 
CHEVY 1956, _ CONVERT A ALL , EX- 
tras. Clean. FE 5-0178 
94 CHRYSLER FULL POWER. 
_ Wire wheels. $750. FE 2-0950. 
IMPERIAL LIKE NEW 
black. 4 door, South Hampton, 
fui, ard radio and heater 
plus’ alr conditioned, low 
a 1 owner. Just the car 
for o motoring vacation. Only 
*IODGES, INC. 360 8. Woodward MI 6-0079 
‘83 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL. DARK 
blue. Pull power. Low mileage. 
Good cond. $540. MU 4-8319 
‘$3 DE SOTO. 4 DR. AUTO TRANS. 
R&H Nice car. Like new inside. 
6469 Snowapple Dr. Clarkston. 
MA _ 5-1067. 
OLIVER Motor.Sales 
SHOP 
SUNDAY. 
BUY MONDAY | 
210 Orchard Lake. Ave. 
FE 2-9101 Open Eves.   
  
  
  with | 
\s 1957 
Dodge Cornet 2 dr. v-3 aes _transmission 
Larry Jerome ROCHESTER FORD DEALER 
OL_1-9711 
‘33 OLDS $8 POWER STEER- _ing & and brakes FE 4-4648 
FACTORY BRANCH 
*S8 EDSEL 2 DOOR HARDTOP 
Radio & Heater, Automatic 
transmissior 
$1895 
Pontiac 
Retail 
Store FE 3-7117 5 MT. CLEMENS ST BEHIND THE POST OFFICE 
|GaAR PAYMENTS 100 BURDEN- some? Let us help you adjust 4 
some less expensive model. 
Lake Orion Motor Sales M24 AT CLARKSTON 1 RD. 
1954 FORD. | CRESTLINE, — ~ DR 4 DR, 
R&H. Sharp. Call FE 2-0981. bet 
4&9 pm 
$2 FORD CONVERTIBLE   
ee 
ea mo. Call Credit Mgr Parks MI 47500. Hated 
  
59 
Lots of extras, $2.850 
1x LAKES § SERVICE 9241 COOL- EM \3-0622 1955 Mer- 
ae "dine ‘CoupA °55 Ford For- 
domatic. 4dr. ‘2k °54 Chevrolets 
4drs ‘53 Mercury Station Wagon 
® gr $3 Ford oe owner 
& a few cheap ones, Dealer 
| 1953 PORD, 2 DOOR, $275 A aa 
Bros FE 4-0734 or 4-11 
‘52 PORD. 8, R&H. sienian EM | 
3-0081. H. Riggins 
950 FORD, GOOD TRANSPORTA- tion, cheap. FE 4- 2470. 
37. FORD 500 ayia 
loaded & sharp, EM 3-0081. 
"$8 ANGLIA FORD, TAKE 
payments. Call MArket 43079 
‘55 FORD 6, OVERDRIVE. R& white side walls. EM 3-5384 
1958 FORD CONVERTIBLE. FORD- ~ FORD GOUNTRY SEDAN 
OR 3-7005 
1 
' 
omatic, white walls, radio and 
heater, back-up lights, inter- 
ceptor engine, excellent shape. 
$2.200 841 North Lake Angleus 
_Road from 8 a.m. to 12 noon. 
$5 DOWN 1954 Ford Custom 4 door, 8. 
Fordomatic, radio and _ heater, 
$399 Monthly payments $22.32. 
Eddie Steele FORD 2708 ORCHARD LK RD KEEGO HA FE 5-9206 SFr 2 2-2529 ‘34 “FORD A N A NICE CA 
T-Huron 923 W. Hufon. rE _4-2185 
$5 DOWN 1954. Ford Victoria, Fordomatic 
radio and heater, power $499 
Monthly payments $27.24 
Eddie Steele FORD 
2708 ORCHARD LK RD 
KEEGO HARBOR 
FE, 5-9204   
FE 2-2529 
1957 FORD get Tea wall tires, radio 
a 
ries on A Truly a bargain 
$1395 
Community MOTOR SALES 
Auburn at E. Bivd. South 
FE 8-4530 FE 8-4539 
SHOP SUNDAY — BUY MONDAY 
34. FORD SKYLINER (GLASS 
roof) R&HM, Pwr. seats & fordo- 
__matic. Exc. cond. OR 3-3183 
36 FORD, 6, STANDARD SHIPT. 
exc. cond, very clean. 2522 
_Anders. OR 3-7083. 
FACTORY BRANCH . 
Open House 
SUNDAY 
YOU ARE WELCOME TO   
Make Your Deal Monday 
WEEKEND SPECIAL 
57 CHEVROLET DOOR 
Radio a Heater, Powershice 
$1595 
“PONTIAC RETAIL 
STORE FE 3-7117 65 MT. CLEMENS STREET 
BEHIND THE POST OFFICE 
/    
   
      
| 
1957, 
| Powerglide, Radio & heater $1795. 
cond 1 owner 
‘HOMER HIGHT MTRS. RAMBLER 666 8. Woodward MI_6-3900 
‘b3 ORD SEDAN RADIO . AND 
  ALLS. AB- 
80 fOTELY ‘No MONEY DOWN. 
a oe of $865 mo. 
Cal) Credit Mgr. Mr. Parks at 
MI 4-75090_ Harold Turner Ford 
‘34 FORD, 2 DR. 
REPOSSESSION $335 = Do gg ™, No gar 
"none Auto. FE 6-040: 
‘$3 FORD CcUsTOM 8, 
R&H. onl y TOM BOHR fix MU_¢1715 
No MON EY DOWN 
Pord 2 Dr., $11.46 month. 
Auto Sales. 193 5. Saginaw. 
-2214 or FE rE 4-1006 
D 2 DR. 6 CYLINDER. 
standard shift, newlpy overhauled 
engine & new | oa job, priced 
for quick sale, $495. 
ROGERS SALES & SERVICE $19 
Bell 
2 SHARP   
  
  
PE 2-9555 
vy, V-*, STICK. 
will trade 695 Auburn Ave. 
5 FORD CONV, 
sharp, orig. owner, 
_ older car. 169 Russell. _ 
1909 T MODEL TOURING CAR. | 
1922 Ford truck, model T. MA 
4-2204 
53 “FORD CONVERT. EXC. COND. 
Take over paymts: Pvt owner. 
Can be seen anytime OR 3-0102 | 
“PONTIAC 2 .DR. SEDAN. 
Straight transmission. Radio & 
heater, 1 owner 18,000 mi. New 
spare $1,405 + o 
  
1958 Edsel] 2 dr. Pacer Hardtop. 
automatic transmission Radio. 
Heater @& whilewalls. Like new 
$1995 
1956 Butck Century. 2 dr. Hardtop. | Dynafiow. Radio @& heater. 22,000 
miles o + 01385. 
1954 Pontiac. Starchief- 2 ér. 
Hardtop. Hydramatic. Radio & 
heater .. . $545. 
1956 Mercury 2 dr. Hardtop. Mer- 
comatic. Radio & heater, White 
| walls .. 45. 
1955 Hudson Jet. 4 dr. sedan. 
Continental. Radio & beater $685 
1957 Chevrolet Bel-Air 4 dr. Hard- 
top Power steering. Power bakes   195@ Pontiae 4 dr. 870. Hydra- 
matic. Radio & beater Beautiful 
1005. 
1954 Pontiac ‘ dr. sedan. Radio 
Heater & hydramatic $545. 
+“ 1958 Vauxhall. 4,000 wer miles. Radio & heater .. §1545. 
“15 Minutes from — 
YOxtord. Michigan A 82528 
‘ $5 DOWN 
Eddie Steele 1954 FORD CLUB COUPE, CUS- 
tom 8, radio and heater, white 
corn $499 Monthly payments 
FORD 2705 ORCHARD LK RD. HARBOR 
FE __ 35-9204 FE 
“1956 PORD VICTORIA 
HT, All white, Auto trans. R&H, 
W Walls, etc. 2732 Woodbine off 
anna   
2-2529 
  33 FORD 4 
  | No cash needed 
| REPOSSESSION $265 full price 
lp month. Perfect engine. Mr 
_ Bell King Auto, FE 8-0402. | 
GOLDEN HAWK. 1956, GOLD “AND / 
white good condition. MApie | 
5-7200 _ —_ _ 
1953 HUDSON. R&R. GOOD COND. 
_PE 2-0967. 2810 Buick St. 
PRICED TO SELL!! — 
‘56 Pontiac Starchief, 
Catalina coupe ...... ecccee $1008 
57 Pord V-8 ‘2 ton | 
Pick-up, like new 
HOUGTEN & ‘Son’ 
YOUR FRIENDLY OLDS 
FOREIGN CAR SALES 
AND CE 
$28 N. Main, Rochester, OL 1-9761 
NO MONEY DOWN _ 
23—'53, ’54 & ‘55 Pontiacs, 2-drs., 
4-drs., hardtops. No money down. 
Payments as low as $11 per 
month. 
I.UCKY AUTO SALES | 193 _S. 3. Saginaw PE 4-2214 
HASKINS Station Wagon 
Sale 
1953 MERCURY 98 PASSENGER 
wagon, V-8 engine, overdrive, 
radio, heater. Good condition. 
1954 FORD CUSTOM LINE 2-DOOR 
wagon. V-8 engine, automatic 
transmission, wer steering, 
radio, heater. In good condition. 
1955 ET 2 4-DOOR 
wagon, V-8 engine, powerglide., 
radio, heater. Beautiful 2-tone 
Treen finish. 1 owner, good con- 
ition. 
CHEVROLET 210 4-DOOR 
wagon, powerglide, radio and 
heater. Coral and ivory finish. 
One owner. 
1958 CHEVROLET Y 4-DOOR 
ane radio, heater, white wall 
ful arbor blue and tires. Beauti 
ivory finish. 1 owner. Like new 
condition. 
1959 CHEVROLET NOMA 195 | 
D 4-D00R 
wagon, V-8 engine, powerglide, 
power con rag power brakes, 
radio, heater. Man pond Other extras. 
Beautiful coral and tvory — 
Demonstrator. 
Haskins Chev. 6571 Disie way at M-15 
MAple 6-6071 a Open Ni tes “til 9 
  * THAT'S RIGHT! 
SEE HARDY OR MIKE condition. Radio, heater. Hy- 
Small down pay- 
$O9D 
Community MOTOR SALES Auburn at E. Bivg. South 
FE 8-4530 rE 
SHOP SUNDAY — BUY MONDAY 
RAMBLER CONVERTIBLE. 
& HEATER. WHITE 
. ABSOLUTELY NO MOn.- 
EY DOWN. Assume 
$865 mo. Cail Credit 
Parks at MI ¢7500. 
er Ford. 
‘ RAMBLER CUSTOM CROSS- 
country wagon. Radio, heater. au- 
tomatic. Seamist green & black. 
This one in showroom condition. dramatic. 
ment. 
  
low down payment or old 
e. 
Birmingham 
RAMBLER 666 S. Woodward 
MI 6-3900 
NOW'S THE TIME TO BUY THAT 
new Rambler We are in a con- 
test to send our boss to Hawaii. |   { 
| 
yourself by botying now. See us 
now. If vou can't come to us we 
Just call EM 
WE <rie te _— BEAT 
R&C Tasiibler Sales 8145 — Rd., pol Union Lk | 
EM 3-41 # EM 2416) 
___Open 8 am. to" * p.m. 
NO MONEY DOWN   
We have 0 ¥ good selection of 
53 54 "35 evys, Fo-ds, Pon- 
tiacs Olds & 3uicks. No mone 
down k) Auto Sales. 193 
inaw. 1006 or FE 42214. ‘$7 LDS 2 DR C 
coed we Ot. PE 4: +344. 
  ‘$4 OLDSMOBILE SUPER 88 HOL- 
iday PS & PB. $705. Excellent 
cond FE 5-2312 a 
‘$3 OLDS VERY GOOD COND. $395. 
“Birmingham RAMBLER 666 S Woodward MI 6-3900 
"55 OLDS SUPER 4 DOOR. CLEAN. 
$995. 383 W. Iroquois | 
$5 DOWN 1954 Oldsmobile. 2 door, 88. Hyd-) 
ramatic, radio and el $408 
Monthly payments $27 
Eddie Steele FORD 2705 ORCHARD LK. RD. 
KEEGO HAR 
FE 5-924 FE 2-2529 
1958 OLDS, 98 4° DR- 
hydramatic, power steering, pow- 
er brakes, radio with rear speak-     |PONTIAG. 1955, 
new 
SS. FORD 2798 ORCHARD LK WD. ‘" _ KEEGO 5-9204 FE 2-2529 
‘09 
PLYMOUTH 2-Door, Powerflite 
$495 FULL PRICE 
NO CASH NEEDED 
JUST MAKE 
$27 MONTHLY PAYM'TS.   
  
      
Motor Sales 
115 SOUTH SAGINAW 
PE 8-0402 ) (Open til © pm. 
56 P lymonth Leese $995 
SAVOY 4-DOOR AUTO- 
MATIC. 1 OWNER. ‘ow MILE- 
JACK COLE, INC. Dodge-Piymouth-Chirysler 
1000 Walled Lake at Pontiac Tra!! $3 PONTIAC R&H $5.00 DN & 
$5.00 pec wk. FE 8-9513. C. Mane 
ning 
"$8 PONTIAC, STANDARD SHIFT. 
Call FE 41384 after ¢ pm. 
1956 PONTIAC 870 ) CATALINA ; 2- 
door hardtop. Immaculate. Auto- 
matic, radio, ee = tread 
new white tires. ae 
$1245. And it's penwertel erry Save! 24 months. #47. Very low 
down payment or old trade. 
Birmingham 
RAMBLER   
  666 8 _ Woodward MI 6- 3908 
| ‘53. PONTIAC STATION WAGON, hydramatic. R&H, ‘4 Pontiac, 
1 owner. PE 5-1477 
.. 1958 | PONTIAC “CHIEFTAIN. CONV, 
$2250. PE 2¢ 34252 if no ane 
swer   
  ‘ord. 
e } 2 Dr “tal 
_ FE 50725 NTIAC, 
_Extra clean. $1996 
~ $5 DOWN 
  1953 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN. 4 
door 8 hydramatic. radio and 
heater. white walls. $399. Mouth- 
ly payments 622.32 
Eddie Steele   bie ALLED LAK MA ‘- 4511 
PONTIAC, RUNS GOOD, $70 
ive 8.2541. 
‘PONTIAC CATALINA HYDRA. 
No rust = Bice inside & out 
  
2 DR. HARDTOP. 
R&H Hydramatic. 
_wnite wa'l tires $875. OR 3-7779 
PONTIAC 6 2 DR. VERY CLEAN. 
_ FE 3-1542 H. ie ‘4 PONTIAC 4 DR. HYDRA, 
PE 4-3936. $18 Kenilworth.   
—— brakes. WW tires. OR 3- 
  1985 PONTIAC -COUPE. R&H Hydra. Pwr brakes & seats 
Excel cond. $875. FE 47783 
1986 PONTIAC, 860 CHIEFTAIN 
door hardtop. R&H. rdraneaite: | 
  48 W. Rutgers $1050. FE 4-1400, 141 BE. Huron. 
1953 OLDSMOBILE SUPER 88 4 DR. HARDTOP. 
hardtop. Radio, heater, Auto- ——— ie oc. mt 4-6437 | matic So a Ge eae, in| after § pm 
terior. onze 
rust. "$7 Model condition. Only, 1985 PONTIAC 670 4-DOOR. DIA- mond _, & white. Radio & 
oon Ss ay 
ments. $33 11 per pect a 
low down or trade. 
Birmingham 
RAMBLER 666 8. Woodward MI 6-3900 hea 
beau cy owner. 
SELL. ‘59 PONTIAC. Low mileage, will trade. OR 3-2728. 
Grand 
Opening 
after modernization. $497 955 
(OL FORD sce as 
150 CARS & TRUCKS. ACCEPT 
NY R AB ER, Fi-   
  er, heater. electric loner vier 
tronic eye. tires, perfect 
condition. Call MA 5-7731. 
1952 PLYMOUTH, 4 DOOR SEDAN. 
radio, heater; signal lights, Bonet g 
_transportation. $150. OR 6033 
FOR BALE 1958 sLruouth cus- 
tom suburban, 4 door, automatic, 
transmission 20,000 miles. excei- 
lent condition. Price $2.300. Can 
be seen anytime Sunday. 23570 
w. 13 one.   DEAL 
Hardenburg Motor Sales latte CASS & | ad FE 5-73098 
‘$3 PLYMOUTH 2 ne 
AUTOMATIC RAgIO. & HEAT- 
ER. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY 
DOWN. Assume payments of $5 83 
mo. Call Credit > ge Mr. Parks) 
at MI 4-7500. Harold Turner Ford. 
NORTH | CHEVROLET CO. 
Has The 
INTERNATIONAL 
1-YEAR | 
DISCOUNT 
WARRANTY 
GIVEN FREE 
WITH EVERY CAR 
100% Coverage; No Exclusions   
1958 og Pam agg : ie 
a ee fies Rew: ° 1896 
ie Chev, to ‘Btick shift -- ee 
4-dr. wagon........ 
54 Mercury Monterey ........$ 487 
rH oe -dr.,. sharp . vases 8 
ps Chev. —— Powergiide . eee 
56 Chev. @ .. 
62 Chevrol piacrraeet 
58 More to pick from 
BANK RATES 
Open 8:30 a.m to 8 p.m. 
_North Chev.’ | Plus many other one- 22 AUBURN AVE 
R&R 
MOTORS TRANSPORTATION 
SPECIALS 
Select that second car   
you've been looking» for 
from the bargains listed 
‘below: 
‘51 PLYMOUTH ...$ 99 
‘St PONTIAC ......$ 9 
52 DODGE wes eeee S250 
'52 RAMBLER ....$295 '53 DODGE Wen. ..$450 '51 PLYMOUTH ...$ 79 53 CHRYSLER ....$395 
"SZ BUICK ...0000..$199 
owner, late model cars 
to choose from. 
COME IN TODAY! 
DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY 
R&R 
Mtrs. Inc. CHRYSLER-IMPERIAL 
*. PLYMOUTH | 
Sales-Service-Satisfaction 
-FE 4-3528 
724 OAKLAND 
PONTIAC FORD 
2705 ORCHARD LK RD KEEGO HARBOR | FE 5-0204 PE 2-229 
35 > STARCHIEP CATA- 
. lina. brakes & steering. Pwr. 
Exc FE 54-6424 . 
6 PONTIAC, STARCHIEP. 4 OR, 
HT brakes. _ cond, 
. MA 5-21) 
"6 Pontiac, Starchiel 
4dr hardtop A-1 Beauty 
$1405 4 
RUSS JOHNSON 
MOTOR SALES 
LAKE ORION 
MY 2-2871 or MY 3-1461 
‘$3 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN 2 DR 1 
owner cas. Hydramatic. R&H, 
42 488 actua) mi. Good cond. $350. 
MA 5-1642 
Top Transportation 1952 Pontiac 4 door sedan. Hydra- 
matic, 1 owner only 32.000 actual 
miles. clean See it at 2755 Onae- 
gon, (Corner of Okemah) Chero- 
Its priced to sell C3 
re   
  ‘$7 PONTIAC 2 DR HARDTOP, au with tri-power, MA 
6   
? 
REPOSSESSION Chieftain delux. 2 tone green, 
fully equipped. white walls. etc, 
no rust. $384 full price. No cash 
needed. $2181 month Mr. Beil, 
King Auto, FE 60402   | 1983 STUDEBAKER. 6 CYLINDER 
sport coupe, no rust economical 
and dependable $300 FE 4-0897. 
§2 STUDEBAKER. V-8 R&H, IN 
_ €00d condition, EM 3-4386. — _ 
‘ WILLYS STATION WAGON. 
Re-built motor. Best offer. 3270 
Royal Commerce Twp. Between 
m 
WILSON PONTIAC-CADILLAC 
1958 CONTINENTAL 
CONVERTIBLE Biue with white 
top. An interior of beautiful blue 
@ white to match Complete pow- 
er and full’ equipped. A big 
savings ‘at on'y 
$4195 
1987 CADILLAC 
Full wer A one owner new 
CONVERTIBLE. White with white 
top with imerior of red and white. 
Full power. A one owner new 
Cadillac trade ‘Like new! 
5 
1957 CROWN IMPERIAL 
SOUTHHAMPTON COUPE with 
power steering, brakes and seat. 
A one owner new Cadillac trade. 
2 
1957 DESOTO 
CONVERTIBLE. Cream 
white top, power 
brake and windows. 
throughout with 
Like new 
inclading new tires. 
WILSON PONTIAC-CADILLAC 
~ 1958 VAUXHALL 
4 DR STATION WAGON. Black 
& white only 5 months old with 
2200 miles on speedometer. 
$1945 
1954 CADILLAC — 
62 SEDAN Medium blue tn color; 
interior to match. Power steering 
& brakes full ‘actory equipment. 
A nice clean car. 
COUPE with 
w 
white trim. 
$1395 
1958 NNEVIL 
srORTS COUEE. galt sh w Ww rates ey er Rag in 
dramatic, Like -—e, A 
fin- 
power 
windows. Hy- 
Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac 
1350 N 
Woodward       at 8, Woodward Ave. 
M1 42735   B'HAM MI 4-1930 steering 4’ 
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cent bystander” in Ed Sullivan's} TONIGHT’S Official Tells His Firm ” Seles and Sers os TV HIGHLIGHTS stranger. (4) Omnibus. . 10:25 (9) Billboard. ° . tolen radios ’ blast against the Emmy awards,|¢:00 (2) Jeff's Collie. (4) Cimmaron (cont.) : in Norway to Specially; Two s were recov’) BY /290e cia seven of which went to Astaire. a _— pe ~san 5:30 (9) Telescope. 1y:30 (2) Arthur Godfrey. . ered. 
Sullivan said in New York Fri- a ees 8. . (9) > _ (7) Lone Ranger. (4) Treasure Hunt. ; Equip Vessels ; pen Mon. & Fri Night 
day night that the ballots of the (9) — aaeni 10:15 (9) Gadabout Gaddis. SUNDAY EVENING HIGHLIGHTS |. 55 pe — <n ce Jotteries were permitted in some| eRVENNaE re National Academy of Television/¢:30 (2) S.F. Beat. 10:30 (2) Sea Hunt. 6:00 (2) Tugboat Annie 11:00 (2) I Love Lucy TORONTO w — An official of of the states Os Arts and Sciences should’ be im- (4) Saber (4) DA’s M Police ~ _ . , he Ameri ot London. « s Man. Police (4) Movie, “Pardon My Sa (4) Price Is Right. the Norwegies-Americen Shipping pounded. A trustee of the Acad- (7) Youth Bureau. drama: Shannon poses as ” Abbo ad Line says he has asked his com- | emy, Sullivan said there are 3,000 (9) Saturday Date. shoplifter. yey agp = Costello. pe be son Errol pany to make special arrengs-| 
to 4,000 persons eligible to vote|7:00 (2) Highway Patrol. (7) Official Detective. Po- (3) Poseve : 11:15 (9) N Schecitiows ments to overcome delays in the “and we would like to know just} (4) Policewoman lice drama: “Missing.” ae > Ded "| St. Lawrence Seawa how many actually did vote.” (7) Twenty-Six Men (9) Theater. Comedy: Rosa- Pp yng rte Ae mee Madan ai , , * * * “I don't know anything about (9) Gilead Baptist Church. lind Russell, Marie Wilson, of ee ond aaa rl Burns & Allen Capt. Harald Sundt, assistant! E? anything,” Astaire said in Holly-|7:38 (2) Perry Mason. Mystery: Paul Douglas, “Never Wave two part seri Winst (4) Concentration. marine supervisor of the shipping | mond. “I'm just an innocent by- Perry fails to get hold beg PP oe re yyw ("52.) Churchill. “enn , — line, was aboard the Lyngenfjord. ; 
a e., Bear $7,500 in gambling IOU's be-/1I: i (4) (9) News, Sports, (7) White Hunter. MONDAY AFTERNOON [which left Toronto yesterday for] Now is the time to arrange to have your yder, national treas- fore they’re used against his ather. * - 
urer of the TV Academy, said the} client. (7) Biff Baker. Pawel. Robinson mall.) 12:00 (2) Love of Lite. enol: die is of the ship to report | heating system cleaned on certain date... acting award to Astaire can be (4) People Are Funny. 11:20 (4) Movie. Mystery: Dick Hie , neon, AU (4) Tic Tac Dough. the soaway Ee eee opera We have the latest 
justified on the ground that a star} (7) Dick Clark. _ Variety: Powell, Nina Foch, “Johnny|7.99 (2) Lassie (7) George Hamilton IV. |" ay: ‘ SE 80. a is a star “and ‘it isn't important Jessie Belvin, the Skyliners, O'Clock.” . (7) You hai for It (9) Children’s Newsreel. He said in an interview he has j and the world’s i, er. ent 
whether he dances or ds Jimmie Rodgers. 11:25 2 Nightwatch Theater.|s.39 (9) Bachelor Father. 12:15 st rol cabled his home office in Oslo to | most powerful truck- 
lines.” He insisted that the Emm (9) Theater. rama: Dick Powell, ‘‘Sta-|°° - : 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. make preparations to expedite | . 
balloting system is infallible “and 7:45 (9) Nation’s Business. tion West.” ('48.) Rita Hay- Eten sarah -— en (4) It Could Be You. ; / the trip of the line's next freight- | - mounted hides lige it can be defended without 8:00 (2) Mason (cont.) worth, Orson Welles, ‘‘Lady ig ai (7) Pantomime Quiz. ° er through the seaway. cleaning from tion.” ques- (4) ¢ ) from Shanghai.” Lenny Bruce, Tommy Prisco, (9) Mary Morgan. . ° al : . el K raged Pea Como : Georgie Tapps dance group. | 19.45 (9) Guiding Light. He recommended that the ship chimney to ashpit. 
Academy, said in Palm Springs are deneer cal than, SUNDAY MORNING (1D) Maverick. 12:50 (3) News. carry her own landing booms fori’ We are taking orders Calif. that while the Joni J ‘|7:55 (2) Meditations. $:09 (2) Ed Sullivan. Louis Prima)y:99 (2) Our Miss Brooks. loading and unloading; a pulley! for future dates i while the ca ames. and Keely Smith, Seott ment on the reee® Kako PI “might be a little mixed up” in} (0) Jubilee USA. Country|8:0® (2) Religion for Shut-Ins. y (4) It’s a Great Life. ee ee the Emmy up en peng 8:30 (2) Christophers. Brady, Delores Gray, Hume (7) Music Bingo. the deck for mooring and winching . 
serves everything he received (9) Herald of Truth. #55 (4) (color). News. Cronyn and Jessica Tandy,! (9) Movie. purposes; and a crew to adapt! Call About Introductory Price ee ‘_|s:39 (2) Wanted. Dead or Alive| (9) Billboard. Arnold Stang,  Hawallan's:s9 (2) As The World Turns. | Tuickly to new situations. . Western: Josh has trouble/#:0 (2) Court of Health. opera singer, eight year oid (7) Topper. Meanwhile, J. D. Leitch, presi-, Cleaning Thoroughly by Experts 
when he tries to stop feud be- (4) Church of the Crossroads. a (4) I Married Joan. dent of Upper Lakes Shipping Lim- | 
tween two hostile families (7) World's Greatest Mother () Movie, “The  Threes:55 (4) Faye Elizabeth. ited, asked Transport —Minister| ~ Sieve; MaGunea, stark os (9) Oral Roberts. Gene Kelly, Lana Turner,|s'99 (2) Susie. George Hees to ban the seaway to MICHIGAN HEATI INC , it. 5 J shi not i icient | 
tas eal | (Cmca Ses See () Bey i Court. navigation of the canals, | . (7) Jubilee (cont.) (7) Christian Science. (7) Lawman. 2:30 (2) House Party. He said the traffic jam in the. 88 Newberry St (9) Temple Baptist. (9) Frontiers * Radlen Nobodys Cua") (© (Clr Hagzs Baas. /pwterway owem is beng cree! eg 6691 FE 8-6651 FE 2-2254 Drama: |9: (7 : : 
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big news story when former (7) Faith for Today. er Champion, Steve Law- (7) Beat the Cok raw material’’ to customers of his 
hoodlum gives his life to de- (9) Sacred Heart. (t) Colt 6 (9) Movie. firm is béing held up because for. 
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PROFESSIONAL LIFE! running away from the law. 11:00 (2) Sagebrush Shorty. ne 2 a (4) (color) Truth or Conse- omney Hails running away trom pie ° eo (4) Loretta, Young. 2 Bia Th E to see the new 1959 line of UR MODERN (9) Amazing. Science-fiction: (7) Johns Hopkins. 10:20 (9) Passing Parade (7) American Bandstand. ig three Entry GENERAL ELECTRIC Stress hes placed a pre- Skip Hom eier, “Living ; (9) Movie. 10:30 (2) What's My 2 4 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. in ‘S II’ Fi Id 
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comprise four academic (a-)ea (7) Dick Powell. beth Taylor and Eddie Fisher will years totalling 4,480 cles UNAS ATT AAT ie (4) Movie. 6:30 (4) Continental Classroom. be married next Tuesday in what |" S°ciety and an interest in busi- 
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Poet Frost Warns Man of Limitations v   
Don't Forget to Take Lunch to Venus 
CARLISLE, Pa. (AP) — Poet 
Robert Frost says Americans are) 
too fearful of scientific discovery | 
and that man, in his anxiety to 
reach thé moon, should never for- 
get his limitations. 
These were but a few of the 
frank expressions made by the 85- 
year-old Pulitzer Prize winner 
during a visit to Dickinson Col- 
lege where he recejved an arts 
award Friday night. 
* * * formal interview on the Dickin-'Frost admonished. ‘I need noth- 
son campus. ing I haven't got, except perhaps 
“To what do you attribute your|a seat in the Senate.” : 
longevity?’ asked one. | * * * 
“Drink—and leaving it alone,’’| In jest, President Edel suggest- 
came the reply. ed that Sen. Wayne Morse (D- 
; x * * Ore) might oblige. 
What about Russian poet Boris| ‘‘Yes, but it would take a horse 
Pasternak, whose best-selling nov-|to kick him. out of there,’’ the 
el of life in Russia, “Dr. Zhiva- white-haired poet-replied with a 
go.’ was accorded the Nobel smile. 
Prize for literature? * k 
“He is a brave man. Pasternak: He added this comment on   | | | 
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  “We are human and when we;wants to be a Russian and we're Morse’s recent dispute with Clare 
get to Mars or Venus, or wher-|going to get him killed if we keep|Boothe Luce over a Brazilian am-| 
ever it is we are going. we'll still 
be earthlings and we had better 
take our lunch with us.” Frost 
said, 
He added that science is ‘our 
bugaboo” only when its implica- 
tions become frightening 
* * * 
. “It is silly to regard science as 
a Frankenstein that will turn upon 
man, its creator,”’ he said. *‘There 
is no danger in science itself. The 
danger is that we will permit our- 
selves to be frightened by its pos- 
sibilities.”’ 
* * * 
Frost spoke for ne yan hour 
reading from his works and di- 
gressing on the impact oF soen 
tific discovery. after receiving the 
college's award of a medallion 
and $1,000 from Dr. William W 
Edel, Dickinson president 
Earlier, he engaged in some 
typically Frost repartee with 30 
literature Students during an_ in-| trying to use him against Rus-|bassadership: 
sia.’’ said Frost “T can't understand how some- 
A student suggested that Frost/one can talk so long and hard 
should have been given the Nobel,about hating something. Inspira- 
Prize a long time ago for his lit-jtion must sustain him. I don’t 
erary works. ithink he goes .in for cleverness, 
“Ambition is a private thing," ‘but delivers haymakers.” 
  
Connecticut to Abolish Special Services County Governments Slated at Sylvan HARTFORD, Conn, (AP)—Gov. 
Abraham Ribicoff has lauded Lake Church 
the House of Representatives for} 
passing the bill to abolish the 
state's 293- year-old system 
county government. 
* * * The Sylvan Lake Church of 
Belt roads will present James W. 
Nichols of Abilene, Tex. in a series 
The historic measure. effective of services Sunday through May 
Oct. 1, 1960, was passed “by the NM 
state Senate earlier in the week.| During the week evening meet- 
The measure transfers county|ings will be held at 7:30 and from Hr 
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agencies ices are scheduled at 10 a.m. 
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