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    PUZZLE, PAY-OFF—Pontiac Press “Managing 
Editor Robert B. Tarr presents a 
to Pot-O-Gold winner Mrs. Emily check for $425 
Thompson, who ese tp sll ta tale cc tnn & 
O-Gold puzzle this week. She said the money will 
ly Ja nd bast 0 Seane SEE One be. Would Serve Pontiae, Oakland County   
56 Press Photo 
  
Pot-O-Gold Puzzler 
Gets Jackpot of $425 Top US. Office? == Long-time Pot-O-Gold’ puzzle player Mrs. Emily) 
Thompson was wreathed in smiles today. Shé joined) 
the elite Pot-O-Gold winners circle, cracking the puzzle! 
for $425. 
se Lato 56, who lives with her son-in-law and   
    
  Pours It on oe       
  
Cloimis Arabs oe ike, leaders Confer 
on Plans in Case of 
Emergency Bill Before Hodes 
; lin Traffic Hassle 6-County Water System pea the| would make possible providing wa- 
ter to the six-county area until 
1973. After 1973 an additional raw: 
oo . 
ss «© e 
Detroit today is providing water 
to 4 communities outside its sinecmanee aciasetiaae tradendh ith 
tee, representing Oakland, Wayne, 
ceoheer Washtenaw and. ¥. Clair 
Counties. 
Ger tlgtes bavvey emphati- 
cally recommended « central 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) _| 
: Released Bem Says Justices   lig seats wh aver doce Wig, venlhe   
Aid to Waterford 
     
        
  Overcharge on Fees By PERE LOCHBILER 
Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem disclosed today he 
has sided with the attorney general that Oakland 
County townships generally are _Teaping illegal poe Rep. Lloyd L. Anderson said in 
Lansing today that “‘home rule” 
law enforcement could be saved in ‘Council Meets 
Today fo Decide 
Two-Way Action May Force Teamsters — 
Union Out; Porfland — 
Mayor Arrested 
  
from justice courts. Executive Council, stayed WASHINGTON  —"The 
      
  —-1 ters boss Dave Beck-and- 
  
  
His decision was a big biow for Waterford ‘Town- 
ship, which all but paid for its police as ant last 
year out of justice court+   
Who Takes Over === 
lof costs charged to the actual 
  <eather tslate 63 tae 
Makarios may leave the 
| Seychelles, in the Indian Ocean, to 
  go anywhere except Cyprus... He 
T aaki wih ae teeees:   
   
      
  
   Both Rep. Celler (D-NY) and 
Rep. Keating (R-NY) said in pre- 
make this point. i 
ir i rill. Fe 
Hi i FES , who determines the 
  
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te a { 
ho Go Ino '57 Comerstone “Sephe trowel used to lay the cornerstone for the 
criginal Pontiac General Hospital in 1908, will be tucked 7. .unorized hy state statute 
away tomorrow during cornerstone ceremonies for the : 
new addition at the city hospital. 
The trowel will be one of many relics placed in a 
  
a new cornerstone at its 
placing at 3 p.m. in front 
of the hospital, West Huron 
at Seminole. 
Willis M. Brewer, chairman of 
tiated funds to advance the first 
  is expected fo spread the mortar copper box to be sealed int 
hospital. . 
Mayor William W. Donaldson © and-piace the cornerstone, His fel- 
jow commissioners will attend also. 
Brewer will introduce Miss Laur- 
etta Paul, hospital director, Dr. 
Arnolt Brown, chief of staff, and 
Mrs. P, Eugene Miller, president 
of the hospital's Women's Auxil- 
jary.   pital Board of Trustees, will be) poy Theodore-R. Allebach, member of the Board of Trustees 
and pastor of the Oakland Avenue 
United Presbyterian Church, will 
give the invocation. Rev. Thomas Shut Your E yes 
to Snow Flurries 
—the Air's Mild! | 
today’s forecast of temperatures 
in the mild 44 to 48 degree range. 
A low of 30 to 34 is expected 
oe ere ee 
kan Believes _ 
    
  Marcero, pastor of St. Vincent de 
Paul, will present the       The’ prosecutor said he delib- 
(Continued on Page.2, Col. 3) pleads thorities say they believe a 3 Push Search for Gang;| 
Seek Hideaway Cave 
in Desolate Mountains 
TEHRAN, fran. w—Iranian au- 
year-old American woman kid- 
naped by a bandit gang may be 
‘\tain cave. hidden away in & desolate ‘moun: , 
    a: -& & 
again today in the Tangoerkheh 
  
| Time Is Running Out   
Enter Bowlerama Now! 
Time is drawing short for bowlers to submit their entries in the big Pontiac Press Bowlerama which 
There are six 
Deadline for entries is 
——s pages for details.   will get underway the weekend of April 6-7. 
teed prizes in each of the 
men’s.and women’s singles division of the tourna- 
ment with trophies for the champions. 
Sunday at midnight. See 
ray 
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cLarron, EM: eA denies 
Caron ea ee © oh, dhe. almost became a blizzard vic-’ 
tim. a few days ago has cut in- 
terest rates to help his rancher 
syerytaes * 
a3 ceeeg M4 thew 27 cots 
seedees wie eeeneue oo > 
  if ae ne 2 a « 
Wilson, Earl... eee eee 
ns. Pages... 17 
    k of Clayton, Man up there. 1 couldn't think 
of a thing.” 
He and Reeves were out in a 
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      jeep in the storm looking for 
their own cattle from about noon 
Saturday to about noon Sunday. They had to ‘abandon the jeep 
as drifts piled up in the 80-mile- 
an hour wind, 
     
     A deal,” 
      
  They stumbled along a fence so. 
they could keep their direction 
and finally came to a ranch 
home, 
“The wind blew us down 
time and again,” Chilcote said. 
“It blew us into the fence, and 
sometimes our clothes got 
caught, but we got loose, It was 
- quite an ordeal.” 
As for his efforts to help his 
-} neighbors, ge al on 
se sattnser diak aes the wo 
. | can go, but we're going to do the 
| best .we can. We're going to try   gee that they geet a square 
  
fs Yul Haircuts! ~ An intensive search was pressed)" 
with perjury before a grand jury 
last ’summer. Schrunk denied be- 
fore the Senate committee charges: 
oe te ce 
{in Washington to give the union's ~ 
views, There was no comment on 
this from the union’s Washington 
headquarters, 
5. More. rank-and-file Teamsters 
riove toward kicking him off the 
council and could tell the Team- 
sters Union to get rid of him or 
face expulsion of the entire union 
from AFL-CIO ranks.   
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THE roxs¥ac pads, FRIDAY, MARCHE 0 1937_ 
    
Blizzard Costs in Nilions-to Crops, Stock, Utes 
  Jivestock loss at another million,  KANBAS CITY ih ~The week: 
end storm in the Ths wes wold te some time blre an New Mexico authorities estimat- 
caused millions of dollars in dam-| he blizzard wiped out crops,|ed 4,000 to 5,000 cattle were killed. 
age to crops, livestock, soil and! piew away top soil, buried : Cattle losses were described as 
ns Ra erated icc it} under snow drifts, snapped power| high in the Okighoma Panhandle. 
ae: ~~ }and telephone lines and bowled/Ranchers and farmers in the +s ; cag [Over uallity. poles, 3 Boise City, Okla., area estimated 
Offer New Bill +. +. * the loss.as high as 50 per cent; 
  
on Literature The task of pin-pointing cattle while those in the Guymon, Okla., phone Co. Satiniahod the damage 
to its equipment from the Kansas 
blizzard at three, million dollars. 
Other utilities in Kansas said 
their losses were high. 
Several livestock men said 
about 20 per cent of the Texas 
Panhandle’ 5 cattle. population was 
lost. 
Little damage to crops was re- 
ported in Texas. \!Man Arrested tog We 
§ ovens to California 
Frederick Harry Caswell, 28, of; 
|i Hopkins St., arrested by Pon 
tiae Police Feb. 8, on request of 
Buena Park, Calif., police on a 
charge of gtand theft, was re- 
turned to the West Coast city 
Wednesday to face charges there. 
Robert D. Long, Oakland Coun- 
ty assistant prosecutor said Cas- 
well returned with Sgt. J. Morris of 
the California authorities after/— 
a governor's warrant was issued 
following a governor's hearing:   
cattle still are missing and some 
may be covered by snow drifts. ‘losses was t. In Texas,| vicinity placed the figure at 15 
ranchers _ exact losses may|per cent, 
not be known Tor weeks, Strayed| Kansas agricultura) officials 
had no figures as yet on livestock 
and crop losses. Federal and state 
_ the objections of the high cout f° 
- ported Thursday the theft of $40,000 | The damage in eastern Colora-   
Plan to Control Sale 
of Obscene Material; 
Replace Former Law é ....] Show the estimate to be conserva- 
An Oakland County, state repre- me, : 
sentative yesterday introduced a 
bill to contro! the sale of obscene 
literature in Michigan which would 
replace the law recently struck 
down by a dicision of the U.. S. 
Supreme Court. 
Theodore F. Hughes, of Berkley, | 
said his proposed law would meet   ae te 
Burrell J. Monroe, Colorado di! 
rector of the Federal Crop Insur-| 
worth of crops were ruined. And) 
an official of the Agriculture Sta-| 
|bilization and Conservation Serv-| 
‘lice. in that _ State estimated the 
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          ~ Joseph Bianco g "Detroit; six sisters, Florine, Mery/Reinold | Hoffman Rudolf. M,. Koch - 
fied Rien Remo, ol of Seperier. ‘LEONARD—Service for Rudolf Joseph Bianco, 51, of 348. S.\Mrs. ‘Vera Gerardi and Mrs. Jo-| Reinold. Hoffman, 62, of 790 Em- M, Koch, 61, of 5252 Rochester Rd. 
* Anderson St, died yesterday morn-jsephine. Bernardini, both ot De-lerson St. died yesterday afternoon) ; 
"jing in St Joseph Mercy Hospital |troit, and Mrs. Christine Varone [in Pontiac General Hospital after), 
ates om eee of five Wane. ‘|Colorade Springs, . jan illness of several weeks. ‘eorst ‘Gadse in'Lake tube. 
He was employed as a @river «| He was a-tool grinder at General) Mr. Koch is survived by a 
scr Truckeway Corp. He was & Mrs, hehe S. Douglas ~ [Motors Truck & Coach Division. doughter, Bally, of California. 
|... member of St. Phillip Chureh, Mr, Hoffman leaves his widow, 
——————ipsbang Ne 35} Mies John -S;-thauciliey— Douglas, |Annas—and-nine~children;-Eugene Mrs Albert Rohr 
| Surviving are two brothers and|33, of 998 Argyle St. died at herjat- home, Mrs. Guy C. Rice of 
two sisters, Louis Bianco of Pon-iresidence this morning after albisky of Evart, Robert and Har-| Mrs, Albert (Amy Nell) Rohr, 
tiae, and Mrs, Katherine Middie, | brief ilfness. i ‘vey, Hoffman, Mrs, Carl L, Dar-|55, of 603 LeBaron St. died: at her 
Mrs, Marty De Franceiseo and Carl] She had been bookkeeper at the)ling, Mrs, John C. Darling, Mrs. home yesterday morning. She was 
Bianco, all of Phillipsburg. Northern Oakland County. -Girl|Clarence Marotz and Mrs. Charles| i several months, 
Mr, Bianco's body ‘will be taken Scout office. 'V. Williams, all of Pontiac. Shs Sean & Seamatar of tei Com 
to the J,.T, Funeral Home in| Surviving are her husbands: “her! Other survivors include sisters!tral Methodist Church in Missouri. 
Saturday morning for/parents of Bloomington, Calif.; a)Mrs. John Leaches of Pontiac;| Besides her husband, Mrs, Rohr 
_ service and burial. _idaughter, Suzanne Douglas  at/Mrs. Robert Linin, Mrs. Otto Hils-/jeaves her mother, Mrs. Samuel 
Poe Elmer M. Bruno Johns Funeral Home. grandchildren. Mrs. Carolyn Googasian of East 
eee LAKEVILLE — Service for El- Service = * at 2 = gn Lansing; three brothers, Weston of 
> r Bruno, 1785 Moffatt i - .\day from ey H. Moore Fu-/pontiac, Caleb of Drayton Plains 
for oe * . Mrs. Dora A lice Hook neral Home, Auburn Heights, The| and George of California. 
St.. Joseph Catholic Church,| Mrs. Dora Alice Hook, 81, of 309/Rev. Tommy Guest of the First) Service will be at 1:30 p.m. 
Buri l ‘be in Lake|N. Saginaw St. died yesterday in|Social’ Brethren Church will offi-/Monday from the Huntoon Fu- 
ion’s Eastlawn Cemetery, Ros-|St. Joseph. Mercy Hospital after|ciate with burial in White Chapel/neral Home with Dr. Milton H. 
.m. Fri 
Fu-/- -lan- illness of five years? Memorial Cemetery. 
ae é She leaves four songs and two officiating. Burial will follow in 
| neral Home. Mr. Bruno died un-|daughters, Yeon Hook, Mrs. Gale|\Sqmyel E. Jackson White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. 
sonia. © as ot Drayton Plains, and Mrs. Ilene} Samuel E. Jackson, 71, of TL Ea os Disastre _ A toolmaker for National Prod-/Tucker and Floyd Hook, both of|Montealm St., died yesterday after- rit eee —-_4ets @orp., Utica, Mr. Bruno was/Pontiac, a brother and a sister./noon. He was ill several months. | LEXINGTON, Ky.  ~— Mrs. 
      
  Her body is at: the -Donelson-jali of Pittsburgh, Pa.; and 20/George H. Lorenz of Pontiac and 
    
    
a veteran of World War Il.“ | Prayer service will be at} Surviving are his widow, Minnie; |Catherine Hudenberg just meant   
He is survived by his wife, Don-|8 o'clock this evening in Pursley|a sister, Mrs. Cora Jackson of/to 
a . , F .|California, and a brother, George|up in the 
Jackson of Indiana, train disaster staged by the Ken- 
Service will be at 3 p.m. Mon-jtucky Hospital Assn., the 50-year- 
day from the Huntoon Funeraljold Williamson, W. Va., woman 
Home with the Rev. Kenneth/fell and broke her knee. 
       
     
                    
  
    
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| METAMORA  Mr,. and Mrs. 
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announce the marriage of . their 
daughter, Margaret Ada, to Don 
McNett of Pontiac. 
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    ae THE, PONTI IAC PRE SS. F RIDAY, MARCI as 2857 
        
Village Councilman: 
‘in Marlette Resigns * 
MARLETTE—Lewis P. Thornton, 
Marlette Village Councilman’ about, 
seven years, resigned this week, 
stating demands of his business 
on his time made the 
necessary. 
Mr. Thornton's term had one 
year to go. The council is expected 
ito appoint a successor for that nove 
  Proving Ground 
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waii, where he is stationed in the 
Navy. - : 
County Calendar _ Attlea 
The Aftica OFS will sponser a dance 
@i the Attica Masonic Hall on Saturday 
evening. Music will be furnished by “The 
Country Boys.”   
The Attica OFS wilt sponsor «a dance 
at. the Altica Masonic Hall on Saturday ‘for Gerald Lambert, ‘tenure. : 
A building permit was approved 
for construc- 
tion of a commercial building on 
North Main street a half block 
north of Mariette street. 
The building will house two!   | Stores, one of which probably will) 
ibe a musie conipany. 
  
women's police force in the Irish 
Republic, the Government has not 
yet announced its willingness to 
  _ evening. Music wil be furnished by * 
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  NO APPOINTMENT 
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a 5:38 COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE 
FE 2-2895 “ing Ground, 
Despite growing agitation for qa ficial opening of the multi-million 
iin the service Building on the 
| eon will be served. 
“Stockholders will tour-the ground | 
and look over the latest testing de-| 
group. 
' On May 24, some 2,200 mevabers| | Siteto Mark Official’ 
Opening May 23 
ROMEO—Ford’s Michigan Prov- 
located four miles 
‘northwest of here, will be the scene 
lof a three-day dedication program | 
\beginning May 23 to mark the of- 
        test facility. 
On opening day the company 
has scheduled its second annual 
‘stockholders’ meeting to be held 
  
  gr Busi will include | 
naming of 14 company directors, | 
after which an informal Junch. | 
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vices. Exhibits and displays will 
also be set up for viewing by ‘the | 
of the Detroit Section of the So-| 
ciety of Automotive “Engineers will | 
held a meeting on the grounds. | 
An open house for Ferd em- 
ployes and area residents wil] be | 
held from 19 a.m. to 6 p.m, en | 
May 25, Bus tours of the grounds | 
and testing facilities will be pre- SAFETY - SMILE—Ten-year-old 
    
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  “Menominee attorney, studied under 
Justice Lelond W. Corr. Morine veteran. 
Resumed iow practice —served as referee 
Procticed low in Detroit. 17 yeors, Tovght 
ot University of Detroit Law School. Ap- 
". pointed Chief Assistant U, §. Attorney for 
Eastern District of Michigan, 1953. Army 
Veteron. One of Michigan's outstanding 
Practicing ottorney—teoches Trial and 
Appellate Proctce, Evidence and Munici- 
“wersity, Former City Attorney of Meivin- 
dole—former Assistant City oe of 
Dearborn Mie » veteran. 
  jcilities in the auto industry, 
BEST QUALIFIED 
COURT JUSTICE 
ICHAEL D. O'HARA 
Supreme Court Justice 
Unemployment Compensation Come 
mission. on oppecl cases in Upper 
Peninsula 
JOSEPH A. MOYNIHAN Supreme Court Justice 
ott rm 
ERT E. CHILDS 
Supreme Court Justice 
Corporotions at Waoyne State. Uni- 
NON-PARTISAN 
BALLOT I Ist ‘| Ford officials reported that the. 
aCe prOMInE 
  * jare — 
Baptist C Church Plans 
‘Program of Meetings 
|: ORTONVILLE—Special 
the —Baptist--Chureh—here—tfor- the. 
- \period of two weeks, beginning at 
cluding Monday.         SSO ko admires the trophy she received last night for 
her prize-winning.safety_poster, during an award 
vided. - /|,ceremony in the Romeo High School. Inspector A . 
Francis Davey (right) sidaianelliel eee nen, Soar   
Vera Kiriezen- 
winning poster. 
900 entries was the ‘Detroit Police Dept. Youth Bureau. Romeo | 
Police Chief Gordon Osgood (left) holds the prize | 
| The contest which attracted over | 
ee id the Romeo Elemen- 
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one > 
‘of the’ most expensive testing fa- es eee a 7 
‘Your PTA Is Planning:   
It includes a network of test. 
tracks, similating a wide variety, 
of. road surfaces and driving con- 
iditions. The facility was completed 
Jast October. . 
  LAKE ORION—A special meet- 
‘ing was scheduled by the Blanche| 
Sims. PTA to show the cancer film 
“Man Alive’’ on Monday, Apri] 1. 3d ‘Annual Bowling | 
Tournament Slated 
i: UNION LAKE—FOUR TOWNS! 
'—The Union Lake's third annual | munity are invited to the film, 
‘bowling tournament. will be held which shows how to face the fear) 
Saturday, at Cooley Lanes at. Un-|of cancer with good sense. 
jion Lake. Starting at 10 a.m. he Dr. John Marra, who is presi-| 
event will last all day and bowling dent of the Oakland County Unit) 
‘prizes will be given. jof the Cancer Society will lead the 
All proceeds go for the build- ‘discussion following the film. 
ing fund which now is nearly ex- Marlette 
hausted. Public is welcome, | The Elementary PTA met Tues-’ 
Jack Switzer and Bob Lawson day in Bea McDonald School, dis- 
| cussing for the forthcoming fair. 
announced that the date has 
' been set for Saturday, April 27. 
| He discunsed the possible repeti- 
evange-_ 
listic meetings are being held at) quccbuiies Sethe “nae” conces- sions. It was suggested that those 
Who” were in” charge of booths — 
: last year work with this year's 7:4 each evening of the week ex-) oy irman. 
After a program of music and) Second grade room won the at- 
singing an evangelistic message is, tenfance contest. 
igiven. Services will continue all Gingellville 
inext week.   a class in “Reading Readiness”   
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adults, Tom Roeser, general chairman | 
tion of some of last year’s mest — Orion Talk by. Dr. Marra; Dead From Gunshot | 
Session at Gingellville 
_ standing of the problems in teach-| 
‘ing reading to theqyoung students: 
Refreshments will be served. 
  Interested persons ‘in the com- Sylvan Manor Group 
‘Changes Meeting Spot i ; 
| SYLVAN MANOR — Edwin Am-| 
‘brose, president of the Civic Assn.,|’ 
announces that the group will hold! 
its April 1 meeting in the Whit- 
‘field School gym at § p.m. This| 
change was necessary as the twon-| 
ship ~ball will. be occupied with 
bi-annual election on Monday. 
Farrell Roberts, local represen- 
jtative of the state legislature and/ 
resident of the subdivision, is to 
‘be guest speaker. 
  Pay Last of Grant 
-MARLETTE — A check Tor $8.-   150 has been received by the Mar- |” : 
lette Community Hospital from the ;” 
Ford Foundation,- as the Found 
'tion’s final payment on its $16,-. 
300 grant. The money will be |} 
Proper School PTA will present) used for future expansion, accord-|— 
jing to Jack Croes, hospital admin. |~ 
Vena Kirkpat-|istrator., . : 
rick, administrative assistant of) 
Orion Community ‘Schools on April) 
  
  Because the town council has — 
\banned Sunday test-runs, Bethle-|  . 
Mrs. Kirkpatrick uses a. symbol | hem fears it will lose its position! — 
system in teaching her class of as a leading South African speed-|_ 
seeking a better under-‘boat championship center. x Finds Royal 0 Oak Man 
Royal Oak Police are investi-' 
i gating the death by gunshot wound 
iof Kenneth L. Sloan, 57, of 209. 
|Englewood here. Sloan was found 
dead in his back yard early today. | 
Anthony Matgniak of? 4790 | Elizabeth Lake Rd. told Royal | 
Oak Police he stopped to pick up 
Sloan to take him to work. When | 
_he did not appear, Matgniak 
pulled into the driveway and i 
spotted Sloan's body in the yard. | 
Deputy Coroner Dr, Thomas S. 
‘McInerney ordered the body taken 
ito St. Joseph — Hospital, Pon- 
———_—. | Bolivia has put a 300 per cent! 
tax surcharge on chalk for school 
children and 500 per cent on wheel- 
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» Hal Boyle Says: 
‘Swedish Sphinx’ Denies Mystery NEW YORK (# — Multimillion-;but sometimes you have to throw,as a guarantee he will build a He doesn’t like to discuss his pri discipline and common sense,”’ he 
aire Axel Wenner-Gren. “The!a little light on What you are. at-|400-mile monorail in the. area by|vate philanthropies. ‘gash drily, : 
Swedish Sphinx,” says it is a mys-|tempting to 1960, But before then he expects! Wenner-Gren is an’ organization! There. The secret is yours. Now tery to him why he is sometimes) And in. his 76th-year, Wenner-jto spend five million dollars to genjus, and-is now reported to let's see how quickly you can! 
called “the mystery man of in-/Gren feels he is now embarked|inventory its mineral, hydroelec-/have active business interests in ‘pile up your .first million, The! 
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w litg abot “what” Twas? Gong; 11s & wilderness aFa+“hecause— it--will ~mean--more--te+scores-—-of-eorporations-.ma\k €| “Many people aren't independ- 
| wouldn't have time left to do all/of Canada almost as large 5) more people.” everything from.diet we to rail-' ent-minded,” said Wenner - Gren, 
J the Sane} ee eee England and Wales combined. | His company has agreed to pro-|Toad trains. “They don’t want to take up the GOING Wenner - Gren has deposited vide hospitals and schools in the) The real mystery to most peo-challenge of going into business Tt am no mystery man. I have) half a million dollars with British! area as it develops, and his own,ple is how this “mystery man”,|for themselves, : ‘ “# tried to keep out of the spotlight, Columbia provincial authorities| share of any profits have been| who in 1907 was getting 15 cents “I do, I still supervise all my! OUT OF 
pledged to philanthropies? His as-!an hour in a New Jersey tractor] interests personally, and I feel I 
: sociates estimate that if the ter-/factory, became a 20th Century) have at least 10 more years of 
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iti ee ee : ~ Wenner - Gren, who is tanned,| million dollars is hard work, self- United ‘States.’ : 
'gray-haired and as vigorous as pveneneeeranesunmrmeiissatasmasensei - 7 Stock of 
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Why spend $200 or $300? We can install one of 
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he belongs in this charmed circle) 
of wealth, 
“I don't know myself,” he said. 
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‘ i of colors including pink, yellow, ivory 7 : | tha aeiie hen cximated oot “Whe HN : oA he d tdaliblee: Ey a s 8 ion to 0] The GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP of Pontiac and turq | Seis Saas million dollars to various scienti-. 
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ition to the 277th Philadelphia “2. * 
jyearly meeting of Friends. The} As an example, the Philadelphia 
|report said in» part: meeting cited a proposed dam 
“The Indian is in dire need ofjacross the Allegheny River near 
_[.a ‘Point Four’ program of eco-|Kinzua in western Pennsylvania 
inomic, education, health and em-|that is expected to flood 9,000 
ployment aid.” * lacres, driving the bulk of 1,000 
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    Committee members for — Sicingtine Fashion 
Festival” are busily engaged in plans for the April 4 
affair. Photographed above (left to right) are Mrs.   
- Birmingham ay 
rH z oF & 
if ; Gale ‘Gathering in| | 
  Charles Uligian of Starr avenue, Mrs. William Me- Clure of West Huron street and Mrs. 
of North Edith street. 
   
     
  
Mr. and Mrs, Edward H. Ler- 
chen are spending a fortnight with 
_ their four children on Captiva 
Mrs. Charles H. Haralson 
through the South. 
weeks in Delray Beach, Fla. 
* * * 
Mr. -and Mrs. Julio Andrade 
" sgailed from New York Wednesday 
for a three-month trip to Europe. 
* «& * 
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore 
annoutice the birth’ of a i 
* 
Mr. and Mrs. pote D. Andreae’ 
are 10 days at The Home-   spending _ at —— Aig f — 
as A. Lyon 
spending a fortnight on 
ithe island of Bimini with Mr. 
Lyon Sr. 
* * * 
+ 
Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Beardon 
Sre the proud parents of a daugh- 
ter, Kelley Joanne, born Feb. 11. 
* * 2% 
— Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buterbaugtt to Tulsa, Okla., for a visit with her! ~ >. | r, Mrs. Gute H. tras. Officers Elected 
./for Coming Year 
a tiac High —s: 
* Completing posters for 
Nancy Donaldson (left) of West Law- 
rence street. Mrs. Julian Levine ( right ) 
of Ottawa drive is chairman of the prize —   
the party is committee. 
Fund, will be given to the Civic Auditorium George Pratt 
__name.o} the fas 
          
           
  ' (right) of Cherokee road. Fashion Festival” is the 
the—affair—is— “Mr. ~ dba 3 Powers Felraton. to be: spon: 
sored by Pontiac een of Wor omens 
er ae , erat “chairmanr“ot 
She will be Fontiae Press Photos 
assisted by a committee including Mrs. 
‘Philip Rowston (left) of Utica road, 
publicity chairman, and Mrs.. Fi ank 
‘¢center) -of Oneida roed;"e0~ +4 
—chairman_of_tickets..The party will be 
held at 8 p.m. in Elks Temple. +   
, Elks Terile’ 
to Be Setting - 
ion April 4th | 
  
  
  
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"FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1957 PAGES 17-19      
Mrs. Scott Becomes Worthy High Priestess   
SEES aes 
Procenlé giaags ‘the party 
  
a/LNICEF Work Studied 
ms Dy Delta Kappa Gamma 
Frieda Lhiggete served as chair- 
than of the international reiations 
meeting of Alpha Beta Chapter of 
Delta Kappa Gamma sorority held 
Thursday evening at Devon Ga- 
bles. 
“x -* 
Purpose of the meeting was to 
learn about the work being done to 
help -the children of the world 
  
by Bethune PTA. 
Mrs. Purvis Hunt will serve as h president/ of Bethune School PTA 
for the coming year. Officers were 
elected at the Thursday evening 
meeting held in the kindergarten 
‘room of the school. 
** *- 
Serving with Mrs. Hunt are Mrs, 
Robert Burns, vice president; 
vis Hunt, father vice president; 
president; Mrs. Robert L. Gardon, 
‘tary: Mrs. Robert Sigler, treasurer, 
and Mrs. Judge McCall, historian. 
* * * 
Mrs. Harry King, member of 
Pontiac Board of Education spoke, 
on “Placement of Values."” Musical 
selections were presented by the 
| 'Noréen Harrigan and Judy Essig|Boys’ Ensemble of Pontiac. High 
are spending 10 days in Fort Lau-/School. 
Fla.   
Pictures Viewed 
by New Citizens 
Allan Copley showed: pictures of 
10 days in Wheel- England, France, Germany, Ijaly, 
Scotland and Switzerland at the 
"}Thursday evening meeting of the 
New Citizens’ League held at Pon- 
* 
Mr. ma ‘took his listeners on 
an imagirfary . 
  _|Mrs_ Mitchell Gibson, feacher vice |— 
   through the UNICEF organization Shower Honors 
Lillian Lazaroftt | The 45th semi-public installation . 
of White Shrine 22 was held in the - 
Roosevelt Temple Wednesday eve-- 
ning with 300 members and guests 
attending.    
      MRS, WAYNE SCOTT 
  
‘Lillian Lazaroff, bride-elect f (Robert Ryeson, announced her bri- 
dal attendants at a recent shower 
  ‘of the United Nations. Mary Bar- 
ner shower a film, “Assignment 
Children,” starring Danny Kaye as 
the U.S. ambassador of goodwill. 
_ Mrs. Irl Williams spoke of the 
work being done by UNICEF and 
how we can help to improve the 
health and welfare of the worid's 
children and their mothers, 
The first purpose of UNICEF is 
the protection of children against 
‘disease, Secondly, it helps teach 
and train mothers how to protect 
their children against preventable 
ills and, thirdly, it provides the 
basic means. to self-help. 
Program Chairman Miss Hug- 
gett was assisted by Pat Knudsen, 
Mrs. Lynn Rohrer, Mrs. Clare Hub- 
bell, Mrs, Thomas Dodson and 
Miss Barner. 
Guests for the evening were Mrs. 
William Barnard, Mrs.<- Chester 
Arnold, Mrs. D, C. Drummond, 
Mrs. Robert Waugh, Mrs. Donald 
Weiss, Mrs. Ruth Wait and Viola 
Fitch. 
Future Studied — 
by Girl Scouts 
Mrs. L. Jerome Fink, camping   
County Girl Scout Council, present- 
ed a tentative 10-year plan for the 
development of camping at a re- 
cent meeting of the board of direc- 
tors held in the’ Waterford CAI 
Building. 
commodations in both resident 
camp and day damp situations, 
and increased troo pcamp facilities. 
According to Mrs. Raymond 
Gates, troop organization chair- 
man, the population projéction fig- 
ures for northern Oakland County 
indicates that the council must ra 
pare for a tripling in girl 
ent; gir] and adult membership 
in: the council totals 7,605, chairman of the Northern Oakland! 
The plans call for increased ac- ing 
adult membership: by 1966. At pres- given by Mrs. Robert Knight of 
Bioomfiéld Hills .Mrs, Robert Bego 
iserved as cohostess at the linen 
shower attended Ba = guests. 
* 
Mrs. Bego, Mrs. Theodore 
aroff, Agnes Ryeson and Evelyn 
Ryeson will serve as Lillian’s at- 
tendants for her marriage April 
vile 
*- 2 *® 
Miss Lazaroff is the daughetr of 
Mr. and Mrs. Lazaroff of Chippewa) . 
road, and Robert’s parents are Mr. 
Beta Sigma Phi 
Chapter Elects 
New Leaders 
  and Mrs. Abraham Ryeson of Eli- oth shop. Mrs, Willis Leturgy 
ed the meeting held at the home: of 
‘Mrs. L. M. Angleton on North Seg- 
inaw street. 
* “= 2 
‘Mrs. Oakley gave a resume of Life of M ozart Discussed 
dine Snapp who ‘sang “Love, 
Thou Holy Impulse” and “O 
Come My Heart's Delight,” ac- 
companied by Mrs, Ferdinand 
Gaensbauer. 
| Mrs. Laverne Cox sang an aria, 
“Tl Have a Cure for You,” ac- 
Mompanied by Mrs. William Fur- 
long. Mrs. Gordon Woolcock sang 
. “Within This Sacred 
To ecmaplete the program, Mrs. 
Gaensbauer and Mrs. whch 
ea “Sonata in D Major” for 
two pianos, - 
Assisting Mrs, Furlong, who act- 
ed as hostess, were Mrs. Rebecca 
Gould and Mrs. Clyde Marsh- 
banks. :   White Shrine Conducts Installation| - phens, Mrs, “Arthur Augustine and 
Mrs. Charles Brown, handmaids, 
and Miles Frusher, William Cou 
~ jms and George Pappas, wisemen. 
Holding appointive offices are 
Wayne Scott, Mrs. William Ander- 
son, Mrs. Lewis Hanoute, Mrs. Ed- 
ae Pritchard and Mrs. Myrtle         
         
          
    
     
   
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il © The Pine Room 
i) © The Orleans Room - 
WEDDINGS—PARTIES BANQUETS , 
Open 965 Days of the Year 
  
  
  Epsilon Rho Chapter of Beta 
Sigma Phi sorority elected Betty 
Soper president for the coming 
Birch drive 
*..¢ 
Assisting Miss ic are Lil- 
lian Bullock, vice president; Mrs. 
H. R. Smith, corresponding secre- 
tary; Mrs. Stanley Hester, record-| 
ing secretary, and Mrs. Orville Mc- 
Morris, treasurer. 
“ =& .*. * 
“Technique of Painters’ was the 
program presented by Mrs. Snider 
and Mrs. 
D. Bruce Wile, former member, 
was a guest at the evening meet- 
  
  ‘mony was performed in the F 
rch in Wiggins, Mise, cou- 
  
  ple is residing in Gutport, Siies. 
  
Enroliments. Available 
Write, phone or PARAMOUNT. BEAUTY SCHOOL , 11%4 3. Saginaw, Eagle Theater | —— fe 
oun in yn Ae for Free Bice 
PHONE = 4.2352 year when members met Wednes- | 
day evening at the home of Mrs. | 
__{David- Sr 
Orville McMorris. Mrs. 
        and Greenwood. The March 18 cere- |     
   
    
        
      
       
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This attractive Tissue ‘n’ Towel 
Holder, crafted of glowing nutmeg maple, is 
as practical as it is clever . . . with tissue dispenser built 
in below the handy shelf, and guest-towel bar beneath. {t will 
add a distinctive decorative touch to any bathroom! Come in and get 
yours this very evening — — come early,’ for the supply is limited, ’ 
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Maple Club MILK STOOL of polished pine, special. . $1.95 
«Maple Club CRACKLEWARE LAVABO, Special. ..... $2.95   
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_ Canisters are stainless and non-tatnishing, with snug-fitting tops. Buy 
a set for yourself, or as a gift, at this very special price! 
  sleds bo 
Downtown Pontiac Dollar whe 
Jumbo Size California Ceramic *] 
. ASH TRAYS a | ' Values to $5 eee Special 
Clever wood kitchen items by “WOODPECKER” 
CUTTING BOARD... SPICE. RACK... SALT 
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     Once again Pontiac homemakers are rushing 4°. 4, ae 
to Thomas Economy Furniture - - - and for good ‘Many apes 
"reason! Our annual anniversary sale is in full Reduced ie 
swing. Savings galore in every department. as much as ‘Follow the crowds to Thomee Kesitny’s Sed 
Anniversary Sale, You'll get the finest furniture ' 
available at rock bottonr prices on easy credit . 
    
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‘f - Davenport and chair with 
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i - Behe Ee eecige mt $4295 £3299 t : : - ee ae. ae New 1956 beoahihen lige: G. E. 14 cu. ft. 
ast , ~Pc, Sectional in beige ror vane eco csedeeeesesiues ’ ‘ © * : mens — fost people $199 Corset gutgmarie” Be Bai $59995: 544995 f = 2 3 : ' = dd = ° $ = pte a 
; , : with foam rubber cush- 3 | . i ! ions and nylon cover in. - 
innerspring cushions. : your choice of colors. ..- 
; ; Valentine Seaver 2 Pe. . e 4 1 2-Pc. Sectional in tur- $239.50 $ 5 Sectional with slender 5 —_ nylon « aherenen arms. New ‘Danish de- = : f innerspring Ss. i with ba - 3 on 
Seats four. Neat tailoring. eaptirete. my .. ; La-Z-Boy chair with “Otto-Matic” 
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7 , Ne ) = to 72". Dacontinued foot Semple 50 Lined. Oak 1s ee Ks 1195" $598 | om ——— ——= Sere GIGS ws suds Es Tie ys $99 
Merman net-of-tabies in band $2250 $1695. ! sea pc, Fr mt $1 1950 Limed oak Comer Table with 50 5 Gateleg Extension 
preemie re: Oe oon Seeren $1.1995 Mersman able, limed oak : 
co sar ell areata 24 Ieee I! Atel erin woes : oa secede way Pus Kaede Ook & $5050 . $6980. 
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i Te ures , extends to 60” — ‘ . , with 6 matching chairs, with han- : 
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! Was ~ NOW Voda eter ine * framed mirror and Panel $}99 5S) $ 7 Pc. Chrome Set-——two-tone tabie ; Three-quarter bed size Innerspring : : hand en : Bed. Finished in harvest . 4 36x 48x 60". With-6 matching $10995 pore bagi Restokesft. Die-  - $3950 $2495 ee : oo. Save, -. chairs, with foam rubber seats. , . 
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d Floom-Sampie only.........- puled dreeers. Quality peek eee Sen. Ok age $] 2995 $9950 
Simmons Correct Posture Mattress Z construction. throughout. and 4 matching chaits.......+. ‘ y 
; or Box Spring. Double bed or twin $6950 $GQ5O— j- See $60 --.-- +2. 
: CIES crv ewerertcedvtsesearenes : : 
Modern Studio Couch with bed- Italten Provincial suite by 
compartment. Sleeps two. : : 
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By JACK "HENDRICKSON Penelope Syeariore, (Donna Chil-|wrong night. Three G-Men will be] Shangri-la — Land of Paradise” 
  
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a vers) is a petite who paints;|on hand to add to the confusion,/has been chosen by the senior Pe.” . ; aw Yo 
Pontiac High School's Speech De-iand writes stories-on an old type-|among a host of others. class of 1957 to denote their June| ™ Activities in Full Swing te : is . Take It Wi "5 ig |Writer“someone left at their home eo ae A 1 prom which will have an ori- ors va = : ie : 
RES RAS Sh eee | aterm a cin eg LA LP abc: Sat FastiP abe” 15 p.m, It, ie rest of the cast includes Car- f 
| " which the ta Josep ine’ Hull| ballet lessens from Boris Koleak. (012% Rush, Rheba: Emmanuel Wily solo aul senna gene of red Ig S et ast qace : 
Ee starred in the Broaday production.| Be¥-{Obuck Willlames). ee Soeien: tee dag eg Alex|tae Pentise High Baad pértilpat ry YEW yle ; a 
‘ The story centérs around a fam-| Alice “(Sherry Everett) falls in|Sekles,Ed; Levi Williams, Donald; je‘ Festival inst Seeeiey at blies {sté | ball ‘ly who believes ln. doing as-each|love with Toay Kirby, who Brings (Al Higgine, "Henderson; Judy pete’ st Ena sen anh aenenea tate ee a Oe ee en te ee ae 
  ot ee sé Arena Theater _Method are among the activities which/to win a key award for sports nimseif Jast year, Jim under. 
Used in Production of kept. area senior high schools|writing in the Southeastern Mich-|sindied his brother Woody and 
         ~~ Vanderhot (played by Don North).|and Judy Levine) to call on thelJudy Baker as Olga. ~All soloists from PHS also re- 2 | : hopping this week. igan Scholastic Writing Awards.|this year succeeded him as sports 
— . wea a positing tng nieen Oy Mystery Drama Avondale High School's spring, Interested in all sports and aleditor for the school. 
& / » ae ; Ot ae 3 wee peen, , activities are off to a good start. : - . 
% John Howell, clarinet ; ar 
; eee. A-Club initiation has been |For Senior Pla on gs Dembinski, spare | Waterford Township High School| | by President baal — I y 
: ; berg. Those serving will be | ‘ bf 
rs of the PHS “C first production in arena theater Ment of he Pus cde sean me ene re wee, aw oor ns (OE. Fred Raises $2,000 tend a dinner at the home of one'of| ae *t initiated will have earned a 
the Instead ofthe stage being used| varsity letter in a sport.   were Donald 
~4 liam Seribner, bassoon; Caro! : : ine ya By SANDY WHITE A stunt committee for the 
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‘Wednesday, the University of 
Michigan School of Music present- 
ed “The Passion of Our—Lerd- 
cording to St. Matthew” by Jo- hann Sebastian Bach. The PHS A “Tvitation to—the—citband—a—tenta- 
tive date of Apri] 26 was set. Mem- 
Ae-inight and the for, the complete action of the play, 
set for the scenes, Because of the 
Variation of style being used, only 
250 people can be admitted to a 
performance. 
The premiere showing was last 
play will run_to-_| 
night and. tomorrow. Curtain 
time is 8 p.m. : 
Cast for’ this tense mystery are: 
Barbara Hutchings, Julie Hick- Nine representatives of the FHA 
will attend the annual Future 
Homemakers of America State 
Convention Wednesday in Grand 
Rapids. - 
* * * 
Avondale’s Pep Club will spon- 
tes Far- the school by turning in $180. 
  sora dance Saturday. Bates 
rell, disk jockey, will spin _the 
records. Dress is casual, 
AT CLARKSTON | out the school and hall. 
St. Fred’s high school intra- 
murals wound up this week with The lunch program was im- 
proved by the installment of milk ; : 
and ice cream tachines through-("ere:—Frank_Pauli and Ralph Ardith Green, Marie \Lewandow- The St. Frederick senior play ’ Reed 
drive ended this week with a total se gp sche cite 
of over $2,000. The winning home 
room was 209. They brought in Le 
over $400, Mary Theeringer-led| The high school boys received and Mary Ann Nevitie-—_____—— 
w. ts 
a talk on sodality action by two 
seniors of the University of De- 
troit High School. The 
Conlon. 
Wednesday members of. the 
newly organized band visited Pon- 
tiac High to witness the Pontiac torio which was presented in the The Seniors of Clarkston High 
| man, Diana Qahl, Oma Hoffman, | s-nool are sponsoring a paper the juniors in the lead. High Band at rehearsal. They. 
Hill Auditorium. |Dustan Smith, Ruth Ann DeGrow outstanding ion of ‘. ‘ldrive Saturday. They are raising) The senior. class is planning ajwere: Judy Moslak, Mary Ann 
sence eae te cate of te Th ee see Valentine. | seney for thelr Sento trip. discussion on “Michigan in Four|Engelhard, Mario Sanchez, Rich- . ve Manchester, Marsha Cam- Centuries.” Those on the panellard Shearer, Jim McHugh, Henry        
  
  
  3 == chorales- fromthe: d-baleeny ;~ Nancy “Richards ~and--D-o-n}---The Hi-Y Cinb_is filling Easter -pat—-Guibord, Gerry Pad-(M a -Nasquez—and- Herb : Sob ecacae ~—~thy--4,400-high~schoo! vocalists s@-/Tate | baskets for underprivileged |. gg oltre Presta OA hols ae ‘Maaques..ond-Herb : 
: lected from throughout Michigan x* * children. nr ole ‘ wcted © aie 
    
Pontiac High took $5 members of) 4 Cappella Choir sponsors a pan-| They are in need of: additional 
NEW BANKING SERVICE 
DEPARTMENT | 4 cake supper and a bake sale on paskets and grass to fill them. f be April $§ at the CAI Building from * * * 
Three PHs students won gold (5:30 to 7:30 p.m. This is open to : ; Saturday, the seventh grade) 
will visit the Cranbrook Art In- 
stitute , 5         During the course of the dinner,| 
choir will sing several] nvusical | 
      
          AT LAKE ORION   | , selections for the enjoyment of the| 
          
  i ..| A meeting of all the “Lake Receiving this award was Pat|8¥ests. Choir members will serve. hich School class presi- | |\Zielke for her short story, Kennith|®"4 also do the dishes. poioanlfae- of ous et tales New Banking 
Lenigan, now a graduate, won two} Proceeds of both the bake sale |r -ient funds to purchase the elec-| 
: et i se keys; one was for an original ra-| and the supper ‘are imtended for |tric score board before next Hours i po herria toe di wee dio script, and one for an adopted) a scholarship to send students to |... held Tuesday afternoon. 
HARD AT WORK — Members of thé (tiie oc Weske tales Pontiae fress Phote |radio script. La Marr Green also| summer music camps. 
in the production “You, Can't Take It. Chilyers: as Penelope Syeampre writes short seis ‘2 nite semblies brought out 26 at 
With practice chosen interésts. Alex. ~ stories; The Pontiac ‘comedy: wi eH pmmaanc pony; eee | Scroll members) ,aitions. Ten were chosen, | eta a & High comedy: will be pre- #, 2 ¢ for ‘their styl& show on April 16.) OO) Oe een ecir fire sh xylophone Dimmie sented April § and 6. ‘ | Students sharing the honors were Styles for coming events like Eas- Sdadlioe Ged Wednesday. They if 
' ee a : : Sharon Wall, who won honorable|ter, Junior-Senior Banquet, the will t their peo te 
“4 ; d to : ‘mention in journalism; and Judy|Prom and the Senior Trip will be| 4. coe ed on April 5.- 
Lacy who won honorable mention displayed. . 
  
in the category of. radio script * * * pik , ; : The antics displayed in the] ® ‘ ® s 8 heey a cae won com-} Op hand to present these fash-|j he antics pm iag! meet 
rea Junior Highs Hum With Activity "ess os Sea SEae Sei See The contest was entered by stu-lels as well as six members of|night’s performance and will no|   dents attending public, private and/Quill and Scroll. 
parochial schools from Lenawee, -_ « «© \night. . 
r to'running relays {o. pole vaulting.|Livingston, Macomb, Monroe, Qak- 
    ee ree ee oe Sate ae Ue SY, A Detal ol-T ORY: The second OeT“einie gradetlaiel, Washtenaw and -Waynehy nenety the volligAge be Loot - A? WALLED TAKE: | | 
Already the Jefferson Junior ee : speectt ¢lass, under the’ diréction\°™""** < -Jered t 18 in Michigan,” is being) Jim Donovan, Walled'Eake High M | man Wehae at otee ene hs Pee of Mrs, Idella Webb, presented] Monday, 14 new members were |determined through te panel dis-School sports editor for the Echo Monday Thru Saturday 9 to 5 
perience in teaching, The ninth|_ Ninth graders will :be busy next!s, the stisient *iuitiated. into the PHS ¥-Teens |cussions being given to all socialjaPd & member of the year Frid Open U 18 
  week making out their courses of |.” ent’ assembly: play.| cigp, at a formal cerémony held classes. : ee ea eene oo nem year A new os et orale inthe sfeterta, the new tem: | So tie fa | 
i study pamphlet pre- industrious Tom-Tom_re- pice tihnmne dub oltidalty | ee ene . if: 
: Math that he wishes to tench, {PAPed to aid parenty and students porters have concluded their | experienced thelr first business | cass the pre and con views om Sf. Michael Girls 
: and = perty: | Straw voting results wei taken EY Tenete emins's te To| Paste Ualdees, eat. Gutrlu'sae aeres Chay meas Ye : b the performance Graves were among the new mem-'classes had been spoken to. Leo NIEDJELSKI 
ing on dress designs, auto designs,!son Junior High gym Wednesday|°! the Washington band under the bers inducted; with Delores Shea,|Roy desires this information in or- eal nia td 
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Enjoy Longer Hours in this New Department for 
Commercial Deposits . . . Savings Deposits . .. Mort- 
gage Payments . .. Loan Payments . . . Check Cash- 
ing... Christmas Club Payments . ... Money Orders 
and Travelers Checks. : 
Pontiac. State Bank 4 E. Lawrence St. fine direction of Fred Weist. It/Francis Hoopingarner, Shelby Mur-|der- to it-to-the Today, St. Michael High School | basketball : present : 
* game with the varsity, 35-17, This|“®% @ Memorable concert because|phy, Judi Johnson, Sue Rbew,|/committee of the Michigan Senate. girls saw a spring fashion show: 
a of ta ono gand of z. composition! Amita Bowers, Genevieve D'Argy, cs te ££ jot clothes they can sew for them-| 
before the track season begins, the|the faculty the winner two games conduc y Robert| Joanne Wood, Barbara Davidson, mietied nosis selves, when a pattern company 
| St one, : “s Peterson, Betty Lowry,-Sally Vogel and Mar- lieae ee ca caverns civazeniereemaeet its “Colorscope Fash-' 
, Dance-Movie Program 00) a4), morning, the entire schbol > ie - \garet Murphy. librarians: wil travel to Eastern|!0ns for the Modern Miss.”. will be 4 AT ISAAC CRARY ~— 2 & ‘Michigan College to attend the This special collection of teen- FS 
Jefterson received its basket- | bly by the Pontiac High Schoo! | Catol Saul and Karolyn Knisley) The Y-Teen pajama and splash|State Librarian Assistant Assn.|}8° fashions will be modeled by 
basket- | A Cappelia Choir. Wednesday, the |! Isaac E. Crary Junior High, party will be held April 26. Other|meeting. |the octane Re ae pays ase | proudly | music department will sponsor |SCOred in the Michigan Forensic activities which. the Y-Teens are] GAA.committee is preparing tor mts at >. e- : 
Assn. district contest held in Port! planning include helping the speak-|Mom’s Night, Co-chairmen for this} “St. Frederick sewing class 
is we Huron, Both are ninth graders, jers during the coming Career|event are Barbara Floyd, Brenda| students ‘and mothers of the 
trophy the studen' ts have wen Carol took first in the declama- Week. : Lewis and Barbara Tallerday. models will be guests. 
year There will be separate showings a ie 
* eB the humorous d | * 
AT LINCOLN vocal groups. Othin’ Jeune Chery ‘teqresenie-] W ae : | . oe 
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  olf Activity Begins to Stir Spring is here~or almost here—jfairly dry and that little winter ,Country Club are two of the sod Tonycrott was open for nine 
and the familiar ward ‘‘fore”’ 
ringing through-the air as golfers, be in readiness Sunday except con-/ ‘has been open to golf since the Ist 
come out of their winter hiberna- 
head for the nearest! 
links.\ 
This is the time of year when || 
putting switches from the living | 
rom carpet to the practice 
green andthe dust is swept off 
the. No, 3 wood, 
Although the weather 
to permit steady playing, activity) 
is stirring at several Oakland 
County area courses and tager-| 
beavers ‘have already invaded the 
fairways. 
Most courses are unofficially 
open now, but the official opening) 
for the vast majority takes place 
either. this weekend or Monday, 
April 1. Weather permitting, of 
course. 
Pontiac’s City bastelpel course | 
the Parks and pcasiien Depart- cessions, Streit announced, is dam age occurred, Everything will/ ambitious ones in the lot. Morey’s dast Saturday and so was Sunny- 
brook, Davisburg gets under Way 
this weekend, Bald Mountain opens 
‘of March while Highland spread | tomorrow and Glen Oaks pl ans an 
The Pontiac Country Club's out the welcome mat on March 24. 
Course and pro-shop are open 
now, but dining room and club- | 
house facilities become availabie | 
April 1, aif Frank Syron 
said, 
|dition to a complete redecoration | 
of the clubhouse, 
Milten Disser, a steward at Oak- 
‘land Hills for 3% years, has been| 
fappointed clubhouse manager at \formerly 
lopen its doors. last- weekend with 
|former National Open champion 
iJack Fleck as the head man. The 
| A new watering system has been’ ‘elu got off to a rousing start) 
hasn't;completed and all tees have been when Bob Sorenen of Berkley shot 
been constently good enough yet to|re-sodded, Syron reported, in ad-a hale-in-one, April 1 inaugural. ' 
Rochester Golf and Country Clu) ry r? a 
S y oN i j 
Brooklands, also swung, Aside from Disser’s appointment, 
at Pontiac Country Club and 
Fleck’s move to Rochester, no per- 
sonnel changes are reported, All 
‘pros and owners say that their 
courses are in excellent condition 
jat this time and that water prob-| 
The Rochester links wij) host |lems are virtually nil. 
the Ist tournament of the season, | ~« -» * 
the MPGA | on Bosnia 28. | Anyone for golf? Fore! 
  
  
PCC, Syron said. There are no oth- 
\er changes in personnel. 
North Hills, with a revamped | 
Mth green and new , locker 
reoms, opens April 1. Pro Leo 
| Conroy wishes to stress the fact 
}.that members only are permit- ss sae 
  
Morey’s and Highland Golf and. 
  ment reports that the course is! 
Meet fo Organize Loop BALTIMORE # — A meeting) 
veiled in secrecy will be held in} 
.a Baltimore hotel April 6 in an 
attempt to organize a new pro- 
fessional ee league, 
* * 
erey Lang, 2*ho proposed: 
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goes after its third national col- 
legiate wrestling championship to- | While he said the US. : 
|wouldn’t try to compete.with the 
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 "Howsicide” Hodge 
a bruising 177 pounder undefeated| of 
in 42 collegiate matches. He'll be 
for his third straight 
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retain his crown but is expected 
to repeat last year’s feat of pin 
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Curling Tournament 
Begins 5th Round 
bing, skills today, each with records 6 
four victories and no losses in the 
first U.S. Men's National Curling 
Tournament, They ure the only 
undefeated rinks among the 10 in 
the tourney. : 
* * * 
Chicago defeated Fairbanks, 
Alaska 15-12 in 11 ends in fourth 
round play last night and Hibbing 
ye ee oe a Le 
Wika cénicin Roast te Seiad 
N.D;, and Portage, Wis., whose 
rinks won second, third and fourth) 
rounds although they failed in the 
opening round Wednesday. 
Only one rink, of the 10 in thet 
‘cannes Nashua, .N.H., has failed 
to win at least once.   
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organize the league. 
He envisioned a ' professional | 
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"Carry Out Orders” ; In fact, Tony's role, that of Oric, 
illegitimate son of the Viking king, 
is bigger than Kirk's; At one time 
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ing the part himself but-his pro- 
/ducer’s judgment got the better of 
his acting ambitions. 
The picture, which will be 
made. in Europe, starts June 17, 
as soon as Douglas completes his 
present assignment, “Paths of 
| Glory,” in Munich, I hear “The 
| Vikings” will cost ever §3,000,- 
| The wild rumor that Eva Marie 
Saint refused to do the retakes for   
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‘last Monday to make added scenes 
with Montgomery Clift and Eliza- 
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She was shown the picture and 
the new script and she felt that in 
justice to herself she could not! 
‘make the changes, 
“When I signed my ‘contract,”’ 
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“Tell me,” said Hank, “how did 
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hushand, David Oppenheim, ‘tis 
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HOLLYWOOD (INS)—Kirk Doug-| The usually blase press 
‘look director Leo McCarey in pass- 
illas shot his budget on his inde-|iM& out the praise. 
pendent picture “The Vikings” sky; WEDDING RU MORED 
|| high when he signed: Tony Curtis| 
as the fourth male. star along with 
An fact, Tony’s role, that of Oric, | | said, Snapshots of Hollywood collec ted 
jat random: Jpdy Holiday's ex- 
jhusband, David Oppenheim, “tis 
will marry Stella Adler's 
idaughter, Ellen, who once was the 
at Fillegitimate son of the Viking king,; gle am in Mar lon Brando's eyes. 
iis bigger than Kirk's. At one tone 
his acting sambitions. 
The _picture, which will be | 
made in Eurepe, -starts June 17, | 
| a8 soon as Douglas completes his | 
present assignment, “Paths of | 
Glory,” in Munich. I hear “The | 
Vikings” will cost over $3,000,. | 
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with Montgomery Clift and Eliza:| 
beth Taylor. 
She was shown the picture an 
the new script and she felt ‘that in 
= make the changes. 
“When I signed my contract,’ 
Eva Marie told me, ‘the part o el : Me: anwhile, Judy, aecording tof 
@ Kirk had been thinking about play- imy New York scouts, 
‘ing the part himself but his pro-| Chaplin have resumed their ro- ducer’s judgment got the better of mancing, both on and off stage. 
  
Robert Mitchum's New York } 
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| 
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wood, 
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|““Raintree County” boils down to some, 
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last Monday to make added scenes; ~ 
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jon mn TV. and Syd 
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feelings are just puppy love, a 
“The picture is’ beautiful, andi 
       
     
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Kurt Frings, her representative, | 
‘one character and was unwilling 
'to act a different one. She's never 
Henry Fonda paid me a visit be-| 
       
   
      
         
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Eto Cast of ‘The Vikings’ 
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ATTENTION VOTERS of CLARKSTON and 
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HAROLD J DOEBLER   
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Tre ... 20.1)§ = Gen ‘ee ie Md 30-38 a; ae qi ere. VE. 2te. 
Gen Bic” < $glGraae m, tarye 3004, wed. are. 3th Gen Fds ..... 43 |, Browns: A 33; large Gen Mills _... 63. (334-34, wid. avg. 33%. Grade 8, €, 
.. 387/92. Grade C. large, 27-29,. wid. avg. 26 38. ; 
| Gen Th te Commercially ae _ a we tape Me cee extra large 33; large 
Gockel Br... 4 || Browns: Grade A. extra large 32-33; Good sxtes HA lege 32; thedium 29. 
sees 184 about steady. Floor stocks are 
Grah ~ 14) moderate but fully ample as trading is id ae ye very slew. Some increase in 
a I Pao .. 30.4 grade. wn Monger sine tas 4 ceipt 
< and buted mainly to the discourag- “‘an'_|ing low prices to producers.” Roeb 27.2 
Shell Oi} 2 : 
Sine eL4 
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Sou pass SAA ecetpts 1,038,000 ; 
' Sperry Ra °.. 205), ; 93 Score AA 89: ak te: Std Cal ...481 0 B Ms Cars 58%: 
Std Ind .. Bi sie0 c ie, 
ae Weak; rece; 19,800; wholesale 
Bue 17 louging prices \% 1% cents lower; Byly “4130, Det cent Or. better A. white 2942; Te > “g4.5| mixed 29; mediuoss 27%; ds 27; 
+: “64-5  airties 25; checks 24%: Current receipts Tex ~ 301 26° ; 
Texa' Mer" 
Tran “Me CHICAGO POTATOE: Twen ae rch 26 (AP) — Potatoes ‘Un - 109.1 lold arrivals 10; t u tin Poe. ...:.. 27.7 | shipments f 
  
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Heavy neos 21-33 
$ lproters. or. te east ee Noray 26-27. 
steady. Hens 
mae tat at Tal hente espsialy 
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CHICAGO POULTRY* 
Live 
    slowly as ‘Prices, size and 
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235 
     
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HAROLD J. DOEBLER, 
Township Clerk. 
March 19, 29, °37.   
E ot? THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS -OF Townshi;   Ht iy ; Please 
  
  
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lk aT att 15. 
| down; canners cutters 1100-13,00, 
few shelly canneérs 10.50 and down; 
and commercial bulls 14.50-16.50. ————e 5 
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   ead Milprnt, Inc. 
NEW YORK (INS) — Philip 
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| "The cigarette manufacturer re- 
‘ported net sales jn 1956 at a 
record high of $326,814.55, a 155 
the 
      
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Treasurer's Statement as re- 
Acts 
Rg ob Agree 
   
   records and Pebcuary 21, i00t the telat of ail voted      increases SS eS eee ee eee 
    
     Huron Valley 
7.50 
County Schoo! Dis- rict of Oakian take notice that at the Biennia 
to be in p, Oakland County, 
         
       
  in my office. as of 
tax rate limitation above 
by Section 21 of 
Mi Constitu: 
‘able property im the Town- 
a Count 
6.00 Mills 1951 to 1965 incl. 
10.80 Mills 19$23°te 1972 incl. 
6.00 Mills 1955 to 1974 incl. 
‘2.00 per thou.1956 to 1957 incl. 
Milis 1953 to 1964 incl. 
M 
3.50 Milis 19 
ilis 1959 to 1975 incl. 
40 Mills wd to 1969 Incl. 
CHARLES 
  
    “Death Nofices _   
      
Jersey. 
GRUNO. MARCH 37, i887. ELMER, 1985 Moffett Rd., Lakerille, age Ti heloved husband of Mrs. ‘Don. 
ag ating. Interment in East Law 
Recitation 
i be at et) tier -Mabley 
Oxford. 
   
          
          
      
    
    
   
         
     
     on nm 
Puneral sm Phillipsburg, New 
setae MaRcR 28, 195%, J0sEPR, of 
ot ht Mrs. Katherine. Middie, 
— one from 
        
     
        
              
       
     
   
              
     
    Intermen t gh ai ew nel. te 
Rohr He in sta the Hun- ral Home. PEs 
ELDERLY WAN. Usen LUMBER : 
yard. 226 East Blvd. WN. 
LABORATORY FOR sMALL 
hospital, F not neces- 
sary, Mr. Ki ve . 
LOCAL   
  
“DE ‘MAKERS 
  Ai gi farm oe 3 ae Write’ Pontise Box 11, Ti giving fall details.   
  13 or FE 5-1R46 after 6 
MAN 3, EXP. W Mation’ or ciher outside work FE 6074. 
MAb a CAR 
  
    
  
stephen Chapko, tors Rev: 
Br. Bishop sand <i Biuhep Mospial y of Fred Stayhue. .   
the one We loved . 
Sadly missed by hig wife and 
children. ; 
In G MEMORY. OP JOY 
and Jan Breckenridge, who passed 
away March 29th, 
one. little flowers of heavenly 
bar ypeates hod red er Pears JO 
Sadly missed by Momm: Deady. 
Grandmothers ", Grandiamers 
  Sadly m 
Peart T ee Betty. ** au 
God knows how much we miss him, 
— shall his memory fade. 
he ts laid. 
on. — by his wife, ——— 
Childre ae   pearl t., aay eget oe e ® 
1) years ago ‘today, z 
A asentestet mother, woman and 
One Ege was better, God never 
A wonderful worker, so loyal and 
a in a miliion, that mother was 
Just in pour gment, always right, 
oat oe oon a every upright. 
Loved 7 friends and ail 
whom you aoe. 
Our Senter mother, that mother 
was you 
Sadly missed by Clarence. Betty 
_and Children 
~_ Funeral Directors 4 
Al ~ ARR. AMBULAN 
Purs Puneral <CE, GROW ‘Home, FE + een 
Donelson-Johns NERAL “DesroeD FOR <n 
Complete te facilities OR 3 Dearie Pm - Waterford Fe Dp. 
SPAR 
tful Se FE 32-5943 
Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME | Ambulance Servire 
__- Semetery Lote 8 4 GRAVE LOT, WHITE CHAPEL. 
LI on 
iO GRAVES. $300. " CH - $25, three Fis. phd for L. 2-2167   
   
  
  
  
  
BOX REPLIES 
At 10 a.m. today there   hott VU St 
March 30 at 10 2 
oseph cen Ghereh w . Ging offer 
    
  
  
  
    
  
  office in the following 
boxes: 
1, 5, 6, 8, 10, 16, 17, 18, 
20, 21, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 
29, 34, 35, 36, 56, GI, 62, 
ee Oe 
‘9.     . 
™ 7 
Help Wanted Male 6 OP SRP) 
as EXP. ge ite > San IN 
Lake Orion, 
A MAN with some mec! knowled 
needed tc help in . 
Apply 10:30 to 12:00. 10fs WwW. __Huren 
BARS ER WANTED 2662 ©O 
be or call FE 5-2353. 
Sanben ij W LAWRENCE. 
PE ' 2-0325. ;   
  
  
  
  BELL'S MARKET 
Young man to drive delivery 
truck and work m store No 
ni*nts 8:39 to 8:30. Ms @-3161, 
West Long Lk, Rd. Bloomfield 
enter. 
CAB DRIVERS ADY AND 
= time. Day or f night, 101 W.     
  7 FON BUMP R &é ae with tools, must good 
cks FE | 51689. 
  ~ FOR. shhh IN A 
nu RRY elt things 
Cla sified, “ Ads. 
ae et Dial FE 
  9-0 « BE you nave ae AD ge Be 
    
  ov Day only. “Must 
seed, Givers. Apply 2 to 4 p.m.- 
  
“ SALESMER 
Perieneed Mi i Appiy afen. insulation en, 
“79 April ist. 2110 Dixie 
  
SALESMEN Must be exp. $300 to $400 per 
Only new prefect poe PE 4-4529, = 
anufac processes more 
poeta age ienitetion. tunity for qualified man. Exe. 
  
Medical 
Service 
Representative 
PROMINENT ETHICAL 
+ s+ Are you bet ' * rig ween the ages 
- * Sd ee a a experience? 
representatives receive a 
of $4,560 to rting 
“. 1 n00 per year, d Wy 
ournlifications Pros henee, 
PLUS @ company c 
company life and nealth insur- 
ance and other benefits 
INTERESTED? 
WRITE IN DETAIL INCLUDING | OF YOUR A BRIEF SUMMARY 
EDUCATION AND BUSINESS 
BACKGROUND: TO 
“Mr M. B. Mittleman 
: Suite 7818 
350 Fifth Averiue - 
New York 1, N. Y. 
WATER SOFTENER SALESMEN 
Why aslesmen only? With eddl- 
an become @ 
dealer, “Chose every deal and tn- 
income. After 6 p.m. 
  WANTED, FIRST CLASS METAL ta. no other need apply, MI 
WANTED: EXP. SALESMAN, TO 
sell bey 8 nn. nie 
—— & A Dem 
rished, Seavers Chev. Sales. 
Northville 
YOUNG MEN & VETS 16-26, FREE 
to travel U.S. representing na- 
tional concetn, No experience nec- 
Seo 2’ te above —. Pn ga 8 
Delaney Fri. & Sat. On! 
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. asseveh Hotel.   
  
  
-YOUNG MEN 
21 to &%. High school graduste 
Car required Intensive training 
rogram preceeds advancem 
pos! . Contact- 
ing. peonle te maior part of job. 
corey An Seb ne 
HOUSEHOLD 
FINANCE CORP. + ener   
  
  
Help Wanted Female 7? 
BAR MAID wrp: Days _ APPLY : ‘a G , Country 
  titer aoe | -"~-—~a e re   
  
EXPERIENCED a 3 tooc & cocktails, 
Exp. Dishwasher ed apply 300   
  
WANTED 
Office Work. High School Graduate: . 
Preferred . 
- Muét Be Accurate and 
~ Pleasant ‘Working For General    
        
  
at ocel Rg FF p=. or after 6:30 at 
GENERAT, witea 2 adults, 1 ro 
ae a 
      
  lock " 
Ra Rey td i & for 3 evenings 
  
Junior Steno. 
Clerk Typist 
INTERESTI RECEPTIONIST» TYPE DUTIES. MODERATE SHORTHAND & RE- QUIREMENTS. SUR. 
APPLY IN PERSON 
HOUSEHOLD | 
pk Dare Apt Pore: Wee Pon Write Powe = tise Press, Bo: 
NEA, EXPERIENCED WAITRESS 
NICE —— rs BATH | YOUR- 
self, Working 
[+E »- of poh y oid ig MI 62170, 
‘OFFICE GIRL And cashier. Typing short. . 
hand essential, Dee an: _ Perma- 
    
  PART TiMe be pte | SUR- 
yan bas wd rate, plus com- 
th ave. Bavvoos. Lk. ‘ave. ween 12:30 and 4:30 
2 -™ 
FBX. 
Attractive youn Rh ate to do ty 
ing and eas ~ sonality 
ne “public, 
See a. ” side noe Employ ment 
—, 406 a ee . Bank 
Bidg 7 FE 5-# 
REFINED BAI BABY. SITTER WHO   
sae dt ox? SOME 
wane Be —cc “ARE FO 
boy. 4%. $37. monthly. P.O. "ion __ 287, Pontiac 
WOMEN | FOR GENERAL HOUSE- 
work & cooking For 2 adults. 
References, FE 2-568). 
LIEE; WOMAN 
and do house- 
work, More for tiome than wages. 
4-2871, 
GENERAL HOUSE- 
id care, liye in, call 
re 3: 
Dr, e pam, or all day 
Saturday. 4 
ee ~ HOUS: 
  
    Mr. rt, Olive 1-0381, OLive tassl, : 
- i. a ae and ae oe,