Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 51

TOE BETTEL FASTER, MORE EFFICIENT SERVICE ORDERS DURING THE "LIGHT PERIOD" TELEPHONE WANT-AD 12 Call between 10 1030 3. PHONE CLASSIFIED AD-TAKER IV 5-3211 Obituaries and Funeral Notices BRISTOL, MRS. FLORENCE M. 1801 Laxton Mason Funeral services for Mrs. Bristol, age 80.

will be held at the Jewett funeral home, Friday, Sept. 28, at 2 p. m. Burial in Chapel Hills in Lansing. Survivors, daughter, Mrs.

Mary Rennaker, Mason. and 2 sons in Lansing, Harry Banham, and Nelson J. Banham. Stepson, Marshall Bristol of Mason. JACKSON, MRS.

IDA W. 4645 Okemos Okemos Funeral services for Mrs. Jackson will be held Thursday at 1 D. m. from the Gorsline-Runciman funeral home.

Rev. Allen E. Wittrup of the Okemos Community church officiating. Interment in Mt. Hope cemetery.

Pallbearers are Einar Hedlund, Rinn Evans. Clarence Harris, Aaron Ellison. Emerson Sweet and Paul Martilla. LEWIS, WILLIAM RANKIN 700 W. Washtenaw Funeral services for Mr.

Lewis will be held at 1 o'clock Thursday, Sept. 27, 1962, at Collins Memorial A.M.E. church. Rev. R.

Joseph Parker officiating. Interment in Evergreen cemetery. Honorary pallbearers are Donald Craig, Efner Lett. Walter Munyon. Pearl Merchant.

George Ross. Carl Leger. Pallbearers are Julius Bennett, Emmit Dennis, Robert H. Gray, Paul McFadden, Ralph Roberts. Clarence Taylor, Sr.

The family of Mr. Lewis will be receiving friends at the Riley funeral home tonight from 7 until 8 o'clock. McDONALD, MISS KATHERINE M. 807 N. Washington ave.

Funeral services for Miss McDonald, age 73. who died Sunday, Sept. 23. 1962, at a local hospital were held Wednesday, Sept. 26, 1962 at 9:30 a.

m. at St. Mary cathedral with burial in St. Joseph cemetery. Pallbearers were Frank Schmitt, Ed Maurell, Donald McDonald.

Ray Mapes, William Moans and William Moans, Jr. Arrangements by the Palmer-Bush funeral home. PEQUENO, JOSE J. 1532 Edgar Holt Funeral services for Jose J. Pequeno were held at 8:30 a.

m. Wednesday at Cristo Rey Catholic church. Rev. Fr. Favier officiated and interment was at Maple Grove cemetery, Mason.

Arrangements by Estes-Leadley funeral home. PHELPS, ALTON J. 322 N. Fairview Funeral services for Alton J. Phelps were held at 2:30 p.

m. Wednesday at the Estes-Leadley Colonial chapel. Maurice E. Southworth officlated and Interment was at Evergreen cemetery. Announcements MAIL IN BOXES AT 10 A.

14, 21, 30, 31, 34. 40. 41, 43, 53. 62, 63, 70. 73.

80, 85, 93, 94. 95, 100. 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114. 115, 121, 123, 143, 145, 151, 152, 163, 164, 171, 191, 200, 202, 203, 204. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 2 JESSEN FUNERAL HOME -Dedicated to personal service.

24-hour ambulance. Call 482-1481. VINCENT-RUMMELL- Funeral home, DeWitt. Serving southern Clinton county. Phone NO 9-6465.

FLORISTS DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL Arrangements are best from Barnes Avenue Floral. Lansing's fastest growing florist. 725 W. Barnes. Phone IV 5-5431.

MONUMENTS AND LOTS HEADQUARTERS For monuments and markers. Yunker Memorials, 1116 E. Mt. Hope. Call IV 4-1433.

MONUMENTS Memorialize your loved ones with dignity, feeling! Lansing Monument 510 E. Michigan. SEE US About your memorial needs. Williamston Memorials. Ph.

OL 5-2828. Open Monday 'til 9. PERSONALS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS -May be reached by P. O. Box 991, or phone IV 2-0624, 9 a.

m. to 9 p. m. AS NEAR TO YOU -As your telephone. Call IV 2-1444.

Michigan Yellow Cab. ABOLISH Bill worries. No matter what you owe, call IV 7-5929. Budget Adjustment Service. AVON COSMETICS -For personalized service, call IV 2-6893.

ATTENTION uniforms, 3rd grade, good enough to burn. While they last, pants 75c. shirts 50c. Industrial Laundry, 925 E. Hazel.

Closed Saturday. A COURTESY CABIn minutes. Courteous, prompt, efficient service. Call IV 4-4488. Four for the price of one.

ATTENTION -New store hours, 9 to 6 daily. Monday 12 to 9. Bendlin's, 1806 E. Michigan. AUCTION Saturday, Sept.

29. 1 p. sponsored by Emanuel Methodist church. corner of Clark and Shavey, mile east of Airport rd. Pay your light and water bill at McFarlane's Drug.

428 S. Washington ave. green stamps. CALL IV 2-6202-For free information on how to add protection against loss of income to your present group hospitalization. J.

C. Walters Agency. CHICKEN DINNER Tickets for Romney Rally, 6 p. Wednesday, Oct. 3, county fair grounds, Mason.

Now available, $2 a plate or $5 for entire family, including all children. Phone 489-5748, 484-2008. DETECTIVES Quick results on domestic cases. Also lie detector test. Oldest agency in city.

Greater Lansing Detective Agency. Call IV 4-2531. daily! Tasty! Satisfying! It's KarDOWNTOWN a KARMELKORN Fresh melkorn! 106 N. Washington. DRUNK DRIVING Unsatisfied judgment.

Financial responsibility insurance. Premium $68 a year and up. Ph. IV 2-0583. Quandt Insurance Co.

EAST LANSING Parking for rent, 123 Albert. close to campus. Call Kumar, 332-0716 between 5 and 7 p. m. EYE your child's schoolwork? Backward in his or her studies? Play it safe! Have their eyes examined by our Dr.

B. C. Bussard at Morgan's Jewelry, 121 S. Washington. EZ terms.

Phone IV 2-7323. FIRE INSURANCE For home, business or household goods. See your Auto-Owners' agent. GET OUT OF DEBT- Without a loan. One payment plan.

Capitol Credit Counselors. Phone IV 4-7418. GET GAS ALL NIGHT- -At Mac's AllCar Service, Saginaw at Washington. Phone IV 9-3910. We never close.

RUMMAGE SALE Will be sponsored by Phi Alpha Omicron Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority on Thursday. Sept. 27. Sale will be held in I. 0.

O. F. Hall, 534 E. Michigan from 5 to 8 p. m.

RUMMAGE SALE Losin-Susan Tops Club will sponsor a rummage sale at N. Washington hall, Friday, Sept. 28 from 9 a. m. to 3 p.

m. RUMMAGE SALE Friday 9 to 4. 1129 Sunset East Lansing. THANKS The folks who gave me the wonderful surprise 87th birthday party. Especially enjoyed the music.

WM. D. JENKS TRUSSES- -Belts. stockings. braces.

Expert fitting. Apothecary Shop, 601 N. Washington. Call IV 2-0884. WORK UNIFORMS For every job.

for every season! At Schetzer's Men's Wear, 601 E. Michigan at Larch. BIDS WANTED 7B NOTICE Is hereby given that on Friday, 2726 E. Sept. 28, Michigan 1962 at 10 a.

m. Lansing, at public sale of a 1961 Buick convertible bearing serial No. 8H1009882, will be sold to the highest bidder. Inspection thereof may be made at the above address. General Motors Acceptance 2726 E.

Michigan Lansing. SHARE THE RIDE 7D WANTED Ride or riders to and from Ann Arbor. Ph. 355-6159 after 6 p.m. CONVALESCENT HOMES 8A GOOD CARE -For elderly person in private home.

Phone IV 2-3305. Announcements CONVALESCENT HOMES 8A NURSE With good references, now have opening for 2 ladies in semiprivate room, the best! NURSING CARE- Home life, best of food, for an aged or handicapped woman. Phone IV 2-7073. LOST, FOUND, STRAYED 10 ALASKAN MALAMUTE About 76 lbs. Looks like a husky, grey and white.

fluffy white tail. Broken-hearted boy's pet. Lost Edgemont area. Reward. Phone IV 4-3113 or 373-3157.

Automotive AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE ANGLIA-1959. 1 owner, 28.000 actual miles, leather interior, beautiful Dutton blue finish, whitewalls. Only tax down, $27 month, no payments till November. Lansing Auto Mart, 831 W. Saginaw at Butler.

Ph. IV 5-3843. AUSTIN-HEALEY-Sprite. Sprite. 1960, good condition, heater, tonneau cover.

Potterville. Ph. MI 5-9681. BUICKS, BUICKS, BUICKS- 1960 BUICK-LeSabre 2 door sedan. Turban drive, radio.

heater, whitewalls, color teel mist. white top and grey trim 1960 BUICK Invicta convertible. Turban drive, power steering, power brakes, radio. heater, whitewalls. Color teel mist with white top.

matching leatherette trim. Like new inside and out 1960 BUICK-LeSabre 2-door hardtop. Dynaflow, radio, heater, power steering. power brakes, whitewall tires. midnight blue finish with spotless blue interior.

Newest 1960 Buick in town $2,095 1960 BUICK -Electra 4-door sedan. Dynaflow, radio, heater, power steering, power brakes, whitewall tires. Big car ride and room. Solid beige finish with fawn trim. This one is extra sharp $2,250 1959 CHEVROLET-4-door station wagon, V-8.

Powerglide. radio. heated, color teel mist with grey interior. Clean $1,495 1960 RAMBLER -Deluxe 4 door sedan. Economy 6 cylinder engine, standard shift.

heater, whitewalls, color rose mist with grey trim $1,350 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS- 1956 BUICK-Roadmaster 2-door hardtop. Full power, whitewall tires, dark green finish. Only $295 1956 FORD 4 door sedan. Fordomatic, radio, heater, whitewalls, color blue and white, matching trim $85 1958 PLYMOUTH-2-door sedan. 6 cylinder, automatic transmission.

heater. blue and grey finish. Only $450 LORENZ BROS. 2407 E. MICHIGAN PHONE IV 7-0984 OPEN MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS TILL 9 BUICK-1960 LeSabre.

A 4 door beauty with automatic transmission, radio. heater, power steering and other accessories at the low, low price of $1.795. Richards Auto Supermarket, 2621 N. Grand River. Ph.

IV 7-3495. BUICK-1959 (2). LeSabre 4-door sedans, one with power, one without. Priced to sell. Bill Richards Buick, Mason.

Dial OR 7-3541. BUICK-1957 Special station wagon, extra clean. Winstanley's Pontiac Ramblers, "At the Edge of the Grand Ledge. Phone NA 7-5311. BUICK-1952 Special 4-door sedan.

Good transportation. Best offer takes it. Ph. IV 5-6420. BUICK-1956 Super, power steering, power brakes, good condition, $395 or will trade.

Ph. TU 2-3397. BUICK-1960 convertible, one-owner. sharp, has all the trimmings, power steering and brakes, blue with white top. See Russ Lay at Lay Matthews.

1322 E. Michigan. "We're Easy to Deal With." BUICK 1957 station wagon 4-door. Radio and heater, power steering and brakes. Priced to sell now! Beechem Knight, "Little Lot.

Big Bargains." 1300 E. Michigan. BUICK 1957 4-door hardtop. Full power, better than average condition. Beechem Knight, "Little Lot, Big 1300 E.

Michigan. BUICK-1955 Special hardtop. Sharp! $395. Dodge. 1956, like new, $450.

No money down. Jim Harper Used Cars, corner Allegan Logan. Ph. IV 2-7992. BUICK-1958 hardtop, beautiful bronze finish, low actual mileage, a 1-owner, white sidewall tires.

only $895, no payments till November. Cosgrove's Used Cars, 1410 W. Saginaw. Ph. IV 4-7715.

CADILLAC-1962 all models. biggest allowances ever. We need used cars. Cadillac tires. U.

S. Firestones and Goodrich, regular $48.95, now $29.50 tax with trade. McClintock Cadillac, 2400 E. Michigan. CADILLAC 1961 convertible.

Full power, new car condition. Must sacrifice. Will consider trade. Ph. ED 7-2538.

CADILLAC. 1961-Convertible, $4,175. Will accept older car in trade. Call ED 2-8755, ED 7-2135. white with black top, genuine black CADILLAC-1961 convertible.

Alcan Interior. Only 18.000 actual miles. like new inside and out. Trade and finance! Beechem Knight, "Little Lot, Big 1300 E. Michigan.

CHEVROLET 1956 station wagon. Body rough, motor and tires good. $295. Call IV 4-7491 weekdays. CHEVROLET-1962 Impala convertible.

Low mileage. Call ED 2-2989. CHEVROLET MacGillivray, deals. Haslett. Mich.

Check our Open every night till 9. Phone FE 9-8226. OK used cars. CHEVROLET-1962 Bel Air 4-door. 6 cylinder, standard shift, radio, heater.

like new, $1.935. Call OR 6-5974. overhead CHEVROLET-1950 garage door, $20. Phone NA 4-door. $65.

8x7 7-2468. uni-CHEVROLET-1960 white, Bel Air clean. 4-door. economy all $1,350. 4900 Cherryland Lansing.

CHEVROLET-1957 station wagon, condi- 6 cylinder, standard shift, ED good tion. $650 or trade. Ph. 2-0932. CHEVROLET-1956 Bel Air, had V-8.

excellent 4- door hardtop. Car has care. Ph. IV 2-6910 after 5 station wagon, passenger, all white. CHEVROLET 1959.

V-8 Kingswood A sharpie at sharply reduced price! powerglide, radio, heater, whitewalls. Hodgson Osborn. 2601 E. Michigan. Phone IV 9-4533.

CHEVROLET-1959 V-8. clean, automatic locally 2- door. Radio, heater. A owned car. Superior Motors, 2124 S.

Cedar. Ph. IV 4-9305. CHEVROLET 1961 Corvair station wagon 700" series. Standard shift.

With only 18.000 miles. Only $1,595. Bill Fowler Ford Sales, E. DeWitt, US-27 north. Ph.

NO 9-2725. CHEVROLET Station wagon, heater, 1956, deluxe 6 cylinder, radio, good tires, looks, used drives like a Bob 1960. RiSee our newer cars, denour, 3000 S. Cedar. CHEVROLET 1959 Impala 4-door hardtop.

21,000 actual miles, heater, V-8. whitewall automatic tires, transmission, all red radio, finish. You couldn't ask for a newer used car. Seeing is believing. Geo.

Reagan Auto Sales, 2108 E. Michigan. Ph. IV 9-2333. CHEVROLET-1958 2 door.

Excellent 6-cylinder, constandard transmission. dition. Special at only $825. Quality Auto Sales, 2064 N. Cedar, Holt.

Ph. OX 4-0119. 1959, 6, station wagon, radio, Priced at heater, only $995. Hank Scherer, standard transmission. 2112 S.

Cedar. Phone IV 2-2220. tion wagon. CHEVROLET-1958 It's a 6 cylinder and has Yoeman 4-door stastandard transmission. See it at CarFrance.

1105 E. Michigan. Phone IV 4-5469. cheap. 8792 E.

Saginaw rd. Ph. FE CHEVROLET-1953 4-door, will sell 9-8771. CHEVROLET-1957 Bel Air station wagon, V-8. Powerglide.

radio and 2-tone, extra clean. $895. Al 6-5040. Rice Used Cars, Mason. Dial OR CHEVROLET-1962 Impala Super sport convertible, power windows, steering and brakes, automatic transmission, 7.900 miles.

Very nice condition. $3.150. Ph. IV 5-7161 between 9 and 5. ask for Mr.

Schirle. CHEVROLET-1962 Impala 411 sport coupe, 327 V-8, 3 speed. positraction. Ph. NA 7-2949 after 5.

CHEVROLET-1959 station wagon. Six cylinder, radio and heater, excellent condition. Beechem Knight. "Little Lot. Big Bargains," 1300 E.

Michigan. CHEVROLET-1953 4-door. Standard shift, good condition. $100. Call IV 5-1230 after 5:30.

CHEVROLET 1956 6-cylinder, Bel Air hardtop. Jet black. Above average condition. Chet's Garage, 2427 S. Rundle.

CHEVROLET-1958 2-door, V-8, autobig engine. 3 carburetors. Special, East $699.50. st. Ph.

Graft IV Auto 9-3893. Sales, CHEVROLET-1956 2-door, TU powerglide, fair condition. $225. Call 2-9349. CHEVROLET 1959 Impala 4-door hardtop, all white finish that's all original and spotless, beautiful red interior.

Has V-8. automatic. power steering and brakes. This car is a 1-owner and has been kept in showroom condition. Small down payment or trade.

Midway Auto Sales, 5612 S. Cedar. CHEVROLET-1958 Biscayne 4-door, cylinder, automatic, radio. heater and whitewall tires. Spotless green and white finish with interior to match, sharp throughout.

Priced to sell at A Used Cars. 720 N. Larch. Call IV 2-7005. PHONE- Your want-ad.

IV 5-3211. Automotive AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 FORD- -1957 Fairlane "500" 4-door. V-8. Fordomatic, power steering and brakes, radio and whitewalls. One local owner, $795.

Al Rice Used Cars, Mason. Dial OR 6-5040. FORD 1959 Fairlane 4-door. V-8. Fordomatic, power steering and brakes, radio, 2-tone.

Low mileage, one owner car. $1,295. Al Rice Used Cars, Mason. Dial OR 6-5040. FORD- -1956 Victoria.

2-door hardtop. Good condition. Call IV 7-3158, 920 W. Lapeer. FORD 1960 "Fairlane" 4-door.

An 8,000 mile car. See Sig Johnson at Lay Matthews, 1322 E. Michigan. "The Drive In Lot." FORD 1958 9-passenger Country Sedan. V-8.

automatic. power steering and brakes. $895. See Sig Johnson at Lay Matthews, 1322 E. Michigan.

"'We're Easy to Deal FORD-1960 4-door sedan, radio, heater, economical 6-cylinder with standard shift. 16,000 miles, 1 owner, beautiful family car. Hurry, full price just $1.166. Midway Auto Sales, 5612 S. Cedar.

FORD-1959 4-door Ranch Wagon, V-8. automatic, radio, heater. This 1-owner has been kept in immaculate condition and shows it. See yourself, a real cream puff. Only $1.095.

Midway Auto Sales, 5612 S. Cedar. FORD-1962. Can be seen at 2829 S. Logan or call TU 2-0294.

FORD 1957 custom 300 4-door. stick shift, new whitewalls, new interior, radio. heater, $695 or best offer. Call Bob Wagner at IV 2-1311. FORD-1956 station wagon, 9-passenger job with automatic shift.

A lot of "go" for a little $395. Dan O'Shaughnessey, 2501 E. Michigan. Ph. IV 9-2388.

FORD-1958, 6 cylinder with automatic transmission, radio, heater, whitewall tires. spotless red and white finish. Get our price before you buy at A the place to Save, 720 N. Larch. Call IV 2-7005.

FORD-1953, 2-door sedan, standard transmission. A nice clean car. Merrifield Motors. Ph. NA 7-6878.

FORD-1955 Ranch Wagon 2-door, 6 cylinder engine, excellent running condition. $495. Rhynard's Truck Sales, 200 N. Larch. FORD 1955 6 cylinder.

new starter. generator. battery and brakes, also rebuilt voltage regulator, clean. Can be seen at Jene's Service. Ph.

IV 2-9807. FORD- 1956 4-door. automatic, no rust, top condition, 1 owner. Ph. 355-0723.

FORDS 1957-8-9. We've got em. Good ones! Make us an offer. There is a good possibility to buy a car at your price. Auto Sales, 1717 E.

Michigan. Phone IV 4-8473. HILLMAN-1960 station wagon, grey, very clean. Excellent transportation. Brooks Imported Cars, 5014 N.

Grand River. KARMANN GHIA- Sharp. 1959. 29,000 miles. Insulated.

Ph. ED 2-2634 after 5. Best offer takes. LINCOLN-1958 Premiere 4 door sedan. Power steering, power brakes, power seat.

power windows, whitewall tires, 22.000 actual miles. Story sells Lincolns less. $1.799. Story Oldsmobile. 3165 E.

Michigan. Ph. IV 2-1311. MERCEDES BENZ-1959, A 180-D. 32.000 actual miles, radio, seat belts, bucket seats.

Perfect condition. Runs on diesel fuel. less than 1c per mile. Call IV 5-1559 weekdays after 5. MERCURY-1962.

See Al Edwards 3125 E. Saginaw (north of Frandor). MERCURY-1957 4 door hardtop. Automatic transmission, power steering. power brakes, new rebuilt motor.

Can be seen at 1306 W. Michigan, East Lansing. MERCURY-1957 9-passenger Colony Park station wagon. New tires. Must sell.

$425. Call 882-8422. MERCURY 1959 Montclair 4-door. Full power. This black beauty like new inside and out.

Low mileage. one owner. Beechem Knight, "Little Lot. Big E. Michigan.

NASH RAMBLER 1955 2 door. Radio. heater, standard transmission. $145. See at 818 W.

Saginaw st. OLDSMOBILE-1954 2-door 88. rebuilt engine and transmission. Best offer takes. 3081 Pheasant ave.

Ph. TU 2-8090. OLDSMOBILE-1960, "88" aynamic 4- door, deluxe interior, power steering and brakes, new set of white sidewalls. low mileage. Call IV 5-2424.

OLDSMOBILE-1958 2 door hardtop, power steering. power brakes, radio, heater, $800. Ph. IV 9-3604. OLDSMOBILE1955, 2 door hardtop, radio, heater, good tires, good motor.

Ph. IV 4-8165. THE STATE JOURNAL Lansing, Michigan Sept. 26, 1962 D-11 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE CHEVROLET 1960. Impala 2-door hardtop, 8 cylinder with automatic transmission.

radio, heater, whitewall tires. Spotless bronze and white finish. one owner, low mileage. Priced to sell at A Used Cars, 720 N. Larch.

Call IV 2-7005. CRASH SURVIVOR-Walking West Point, as he leaves aircraft carrier Bonaventure Oath Taken By Wirtz New Labor Secretary Sworn Into Office WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 -W. Willard Wirtz was sworn into office as secretary of labor Tuesday; in a ceremony attended by President Kennedy and high officials of government and the labor movement. The solemnity of the occasion was broken when, after brief speeches by Kennedy and Wirtz, the new officer grabbed his small, attractive wife and gave her a big kiss and hug.

When the clinch was broken, Kennedy stood looking expectantly and smilingly at Mrs. for a few seconds. She blushed becomingly but didn't give him a kiss. "The secretary is pretty, tough competition, Mr. commented C.

J. Neil Haggerty, head of the A. F. I. 0.

building trades department, and the President agreed. Wirtz, who was undersecretary of labor until the former secretary, Arthur J. Goldberg, was chosen for the U. S. supreme court, was described by Kennedy as "the most capable" of filling Goldberg's shoes.

Wirtz has proved himself willing, and able, Kennedy said, to give the same energy and devotion to the welfare of working men and the interest of the public that the job demands and his predecessor gave. Fellow cabinet officers, members of congress and the White House staff were on hand along with representatives of the labor movement, including A. F. I. O.

President George Meany. Kennedy greeted Wirtz's mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

Wirtz of De Kalb, his two sons, Richard and Philip; his sister, Miss Kathryn Wirtz of De Kalb; and other members of the family. Girl, 17, Fined For Store Theft Dorothy Louise Dunn, 17, of 615 Edgewood was ordered to pay $30 fine and costs and was placed on three months' probation Tuesday when she pleaded guilty in municipal court to a simple larceny charge. City police, who arrested the girl, said she admitted stealing merchandise from the Spartan store on S. Cedar st. Legal Notices NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS On Jolly rd.

and all others who be interested, your attention is hereby called to the following resolution adopted by the city council of the city of Lansing. Michigan, on September 24. 1962. Public Improvement Resolution No. By Councilman Bradshaw Resolved by the City Council of the City of Lansing: That the special assessment roll for construction of curb and gutter Pennsylvania ave.

from Jolly rd. to Miller rd. except on the west side from Pennsylvania to Armstrong rd. returned by the on City file. Assessor the be received, and placed and City directed to publish a notice thereof by publication in a local newspaper days in accordance with Section 28-17.

of Chapter 28 of the Code of Ordinances. Resolved further, that the City Council will meet at the Council Rooms on Monday, the 8th day of October, 1962, at 7 7:30 o'clock p. for the purpose of reviewing said assessment roll. MILLIE M. BROWN City Clerk Sept.

Lansing, 25. Michigan. No. 9-57 SYNOPSIS The regular meeting of the Township Board. Lansing Township.

Ingham County, Michigan. was 5 held at the Township Offices, on 2909 Tuesday, W. Genesee 18, Lansing. Sept. 1962.

at 7:30 p. m. Members present: Supervisor, Harold Slater; clerk, Belle McMillen; treasurer, Hubert A. Sellers; trustees. Glen Purves, Lloyd Butler, John Bowles and Donald Moore.

The meeting was called to order by Moved, supported and carried that Supervisor Slater. the minutes of the regular meeting held on Tuesday, Sept. 4. 1962, be considered read and approved. Moved, supported and carried that the minutes of the special hearings held on Sept.

6, 1962. concerning sanitary sewer petitions be considered read and approved. the application for a dance permit at Moved. supported and carried that the Ace Cafe, 2321 W. Michigan be denied.

Moved. supported and carried that Mr. Solomon's request for rezoning his property be referred to the Zoning Board. Moved. supported carried that the bid for the lots in Michigan Heights he accepted and a Quit Claim Deed be furnished for same.

Moved, supported and carried that special assessment districts be created to defray costs of the Kalamazoo-Grace st. and Willow-Shaffer ct. sanitary sewers and that a special hearing be held on the 4th day of October. 1962, between 2 and 5 p. m.

to hear any objections. Moved, supported and carried that the Supervisor request the Engineer prepare and advertise of for sealed bids for st. and Willow-Shaffer ct. sanitary sewers. Bids to be received on or before Oct.

9 at 10 a. m. at which time they will be opened. Moved. supported and carried that the letter to Supervisor the be Landel authorized Metropolitan to write a trict, take Commissioners, steps are requesting necessary that to extend sanitary sewer and water service to the Forest rd.

area. Claims were examined and allowed. Moved. supported and carried that the meeting be adjourned. Meeting adjourned 11 p.

m. LANSING TOWNSHIP BOARD By Belle McMillen Lansing Township Clerk No. 9-58 barefoot (at left) is Maj. Carl R. Elander, U.

S. army officer from helicopter that airlifted him from a rescue freighter to the nearby Canadian following Sunday's. airliner crash off Ireland. His wife was among the 48 persons who survived. (AP Wirephoto.) Flint Tries to Make of Delinquents FLINT, Sept.

26 -Can a linquent boy be convinced that he should become a Traditional methods are being sidetracked in Genesee county in a cooperative effort to do just that-to steer such boys into a law-abiding life that seems, at first glance, to be terribly dull. Ten boys tabbed as "most likely to fail" in society have been brought into the research-oriented project under the auspices of the juvenile division of probate court. The object is to convince the boys bad that it being looks a from "square" their scoff- isn't as law viewpoint. The key weapon is group therapy, for both the boys and their parents. Many resources have been' drawn into the effort.

Joined with the court are the University of Michigan, Flint Child Guidance clinic and the Flint recreation and park board. The project also involves cooperation with Flint schools, particularly in school efforts directed at reducing dropouts. Part of a federal grant to the U. of M. is being used for consultation, training and research.

Basic findings of the Flint youth study, a federally financed program of the U. of M. are being applied. Outlining the new effort, Probate Judge George D. Stevens, said society in which must live is the best place in which to help boys adjust.

He contends that learning to adjust to routine in a reformatory often does not increase a boy's ability to fit into an acceptable pattern of behavior on the outside. Basic to the Genesee county project is the theory that delinquency is a "group product." And, the planners believe, if boys get into trouble as a result of their membership in some sort of informal group, a group should be effective in getting them back on the track. The 10 boys chosen early this year to form a group were all considered candidates for the Boys Training school. Between 15 and 17 years old, they all are on probation. The group is the means of convincing the boys that continued delinquency is their own responsibility.

In place of pressures from adult authorities, it is hoped pressures and disciplines will stem from involvement in the group itself. The idea is for a boy to turn to the group to work out his problems. Meetings of the group have been held at least twice a week since early in the year. What happens in them is largely up to the boys. Meeting "issistant is Jerome Rabow, an study director with the U.

of survey research center and research center for group dynaics. He serves the project as a consultant, advisor and trainer. Parents of the boys soon will begin participation in a program of time at group the Flint psychothera- Child developed Guidance clinic. Mothers and fathers will be encouraged to gain Red Cuba Vote Due In House WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 (P) A congressional resolution warning Havana and Moscow against any aggressive military build up in Cuba comes before the house today under rules that virtually assure a free-for-all debate on President Kennedy's foreign policy.

The senate adopted the resolution last week by a vote of 86 to 1. Administration leaders are offering an identically worded measure to the house in an effort for national unity and for the practical purpose of avoiding differing versions that would have to be compromised in the closing days of this session. To back this intent, the leadership cleared the resolution for action under procedures prohibiting amendments. But the procedures permit three hours of general debate, with additional time for preliminary discussion. Barred from writing in rougher, tougher language, members of both parties have served notice intent to use the resolution as a platform for a full-fledged debate on world affairs.

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Mrs. Blackburn, age 86, died Tuesday morning at a local hospital following a long illness. She is survived by 2 sons. Kenneth Blackburn of Lansing and John Blackburn of Detroit; 1 brother William Hayes of Peterboro, Ontario; 6 grandchildren, 8 great-grandchildren also survive. Born Nov.

7, 1875, in Petersboro, Mrs. Blackburn had been a resident of Lansing for the past 38 years. She was a member of the Immaculate Heart of Mary church and the Altar Society, and a former member of St. Mary cathedral and Altar Society for many years and the League of Catholic women. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 9:30 at the Immaculate Heart of Mary church.

Prayer services for Mrs. Blackburn will be held Thursday evening at 8 D. m. at the Lavey funeral Interment in St. Joseph cemetery.

HALL. MRS. ANNA K. 834 E. Kalamazoo Age 78, died Wednesday at a local hospital.

Mrs. Hall was born Feb. 1, 1884 at Natural Dam. N. Y.

and had been a resident of Lansing for the past 40 years. Surviving are husband. Woodie one son, George Stewart of Lansing: granddaughter. Mrs. Delphine Buffington of Ohio; one sister, Mrs.

Isabelle Treadway of Lansing. Complete arrangements will be announced later, by the GorslineRunciman funeral home. KREILING, MRS. LUELLA A. 409 W.

Kalamazoo Mrs. Luella A. Kreiling, 40, died early Wednesday morning at a local hospital. She had been a resident in Lansing her entire life and was a member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Surviving are the husband, Frank one son.

Terry Massie, 4 daughters, Miss Wilma Gilmore, Miss Deborah Gilmore, Miss Rozann Gilmore, Miss Coleen Kay Kreiling all of Lansing. father, William Decess of Delton. one brother, Harold Henry of Olivet. 02 sisters. Mrs.

Clarence Reeves of Lansing. Mrs. Arthur DeClerca of Parchment. and 3 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the EstesLeadley funeral home.

WRIGHT, JAMES M. 301 Seymour Age 55, died Monday In Lansing. He was born May 27, 1907, in Weakley county. Tennessee, and was a resident of Lansing for 7 years. Mr.

Wright was employed at Roosevelt hotel for 7 years and was a veteran of World War II. Surviving are 1 son. James H. of Mason; 2 grandchildren. brothers, Homer and Coy of Martin.

3 sisters, Mrs. Mary Isabell of Martin. Mrs. Virginia Stoker of Gleason, Mrs. Frances Kimball of Florida.

The body was removed from the GorslineRunciman to the funeral home Tuesday evening Murphy funeral home. Martin. where services will be held Friday. CHEVROLET SPECIALS ENGLAND-COOK CHEVROLET "OK" USED CAR LOT NO. 1 E.

MICHIGAN AT CEDAR ST. AT PHONE IV 5-6407 THIS WEEK we are clearing the lot to make way for the tradeins on the excitingly new 1963 Chevies coming next Friday. CLEARANCE DEALS THOROUGHLY RECONDITIONED SALESMEN: Lou Wasson, Wally Guile, Ron Decker. 1962 CHEVY II Nova station wagon. Snappy 6 cylinder ensine, Powerglide, radio, many other fine extras.

Attractive cream finish, matching all vinyl interior. whitewall tires. List price over $2,800, now only $2,350 1 YEAR G. W. WARRANTY 1960 CORVAIR $700" club coupe.

Low mileage and top condition. Powerglide, radio, heater, all deluxe extras. Shiny black finish. whitewall tires. Reg.

$1,395, this week $1,295 1 YEAR G. W. WARRANTY 1959 CHEVROLET Bel Air hardtop sedan. Sharp red and white finish, excellent whitewall tires, economy V-8, powerglide transmission, radio, other extras. OK throughout.

Reg. $1,395, this week $1,295 1 YEAR G. W. WARRANTY 1959 CHEVROLET Biscayne 4 door, Hi-Thrift 6, Synchromesh transmission, a di heater, Satin silver finish, matching interior, whitewall tires. Runs and drives OK.

This week only $1,095 1 YEAR G. W. WARRANTY 1959 CHEVROLET Parkwood station wagon. Hi-thrift 6, Synchromesh transmission. radio.

heater, attractive Aspen green finish, matching interior, whitewall tires. An OK buy 1 YEAR G. W. WARRANTY 1958 PLYMOUTH Sports Suburban station wagon. Sharp red and white finish.

whitewall tires, clean interior, V-8. push button transmission, power steering and brakes, radio and heater. Top mechanical condition. Only $695 1 YEAR G. W.

WARRANTY ENGLAND-COOK CHEVROLET E. MICHIGAN AT CEDAR CHEVROLET transmission. 1957 2-door radio. heater. sedan, 6 cylinder.

Merrifield Motors. Ph. NA 7-6878. CHEVROLET 1958 Impala convertible. Power steering and brakes, automatic shift, radio, heater.

You can buy it for less now. Dan O'Shaughnessey, 2501 E. Michigan. Ph. IV 9-2388.

CHEVROLET 1959 Impala 4-door hardtop. Powerglide. radio. heater, whitewalls, like new, $1.275. Dan O' Shaughnessey, 2501 E.

Michigan. Ph. IV 9-2388. CHEVROLET 1960 Bel Air 4 door. V-8.

power steering. raring to go! Davis Miller Discount Lot, 1030 S. Washington at Elm. CHEVROLET 1962 Impala, Super sports convertible, bucket seats. 250 h.

p. engine. accessories, excellent condition. $2.695. Ph.

ED 2-0607. CHEVROLET-1958 Bel Air 4-door. Clean jet black finish. Interior is exceptionally clean. Has radio, heater and a like new set of tires.

We'll do right by you on a trade. Auto Sales, 1717 E. Michigan. Ph. IV 4-8473.

CHEVROLET-1955 4 door, very nice condition, only $345, tax down, $19 per month, no payments till November. Cosgrove's Used Cars, 1410 W. Saginaw. Ph. IV 4-7715.

CITROEN-ID19, excellent condition, $900. 941 Abbott. East Lansing. Phone ED 7-7000. CORVAIR "MONZA" 1961 4-speed.

equipped with speed equipment, and $300 in paint. Radio, heater, whitewalls. Only one of its type. Immaculate. Spartan Motors, 3000 E.

Michigan. Phone IV 7-3715. CORVAIR-1962 Monza Coupe. 4 speed transmission, radio. heater, whitewall tires.

all white finish, red interior, 6.000 actual miles. Still new. Full price $1,995. Geo. Reagan Auto Sales, 2108 E.

Michigan. Ph. IV 9-2333. CORVAIR-1960 4-door with automatic transmission. radio.

heater and whitewall tires. spotless solid white finish. See this little sharpie at A the place to Save, 720 N. Larch. Call IV 2-7005.

CORVAIR-1961 4-door. and Powerglide, radio, heater, comfort convenient equipment, pull down rear seat. Very clean and excellent condition. Only $1,795. England-Cook OK Used Car Lot.

No. 1, corner of E. Michigan and Cedar. Ph. IV 5-6407.

CORVETTE-1960, 270. 4 speed. Phone TU 2-6054. TU 2-3684. CHRYSLER-1960 4-door sedan.

Power steering and brakes, radio, heater. automatic. Light blue finish, matching interior. Take 'er for a spin, car will sell itself. Dan O' Shaughnessey, 2501 E.

Michigan. Ph. IV 9-2388. DESOTO-1958 4-door. Power and brakes, automatic transmission.

2-tone finish. matching interior. Only 20.000 actual miles. Dan O'Shaughnessey, 2501 E. Michigan.

Ph. IV 9-2388. DODGE-1952 4-door sedan. Call IV 2-2930. DODGE 1958 Custom Royal.

One owner. Excellent condition. Call after 6 p. m. TU 2-0617.

701 Denver. EDSEL- 4 door hardtop, power steering, brakes, automatic. $645. 1957 Dodge 4 door, 6, standard shift, radio, heater, $595. 1956 Mercury 2 door hardtop.

$395. 1955 Chevrolet door, $295. 1955 Olds 2 door, $195. 1954 Chevrolet 4 door, 1954 Buick 2 door hardtop. $125.

1955 DeSoto 4 door. $95. 1955 Plymouth 2 door, $65. Gar's Used Cars, 2217 S. Cedar.

Ph. IV 5-1972. EDSEL- -Station wagon, sharp, 1959. V-8. automatic, power, rack, consider trade.

Call ED 2-6370. FALCON-1960 2-door, standard transmission. $995. See Russ at Lay Matthews, 1322 E. Michigan.

"Lansing's Largest Used Car FALCON-1961 station wagon 4-door. Radio and heater. Fordomatic. Only 12.000 actual miles. Beechem Knight, "Little Lot, Big 1300 E.

Michigan. FALCON, 1960 wagon, 4 door, immacuwhite finish. spotless interior. One owner, only 23,000 actual miles. Only $1,295, no payments till November.

Lansing Auto Mart. 831 W. Saginaw at Butler. Ph. IV 5-3843.

FORD-1962 Galaxie 500. 4-door. 8 cylinder, Fordomatic, power steering. like new. Call IV 5-3411.

FORD-1958. 4-door. Overdrive, original black finish. good rubber. $675.

207 Devon Hill Mason. Ph. OR 6-5838. FORD-1961 convertible, white, Fordomatic. full power, whitewalls, tinted glass, radio, 4 way seat.

16,000 miles, like new. 830 Wildwood, East Lansing. Ph. ED 2-2778. FORD-1957 4-door station wagon, no rust, clean inside and out.

Phone 484- 8777, 1005 W. Willow. FORD See our big display of new and used cars and trucks. For a better car and a better deal, drive out to Roy Christensen Ford Sales, Mason. Phone OR 7-9611.

FORD 1930 coupe. for sale or trade. 205 W. Grand River, Jim's Standard Service, Williamston. Ph.

OL 5-2883. FORD-1962 Fairlane, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, 12,800 miles, whitewalls. Call IV 7-3332. FORD-1959 Galaxie. Power brakes, power steering, Cruiseomatic.

$1,095. Call IV 4-4331. FORD-1962 Galaxie 500 hardtop 2 door, shift. 4,000 miles. Consider older car.

Ph. 484-3031. FORD 1956, V-8. automatic. 2-door hardtop.

Sharp! Ph. IV 4-5994 after 12 noon. FORD-1958 hardtop. V-8, Fordomatic. good tires.

Nice condition. Must sacrifice. Ph. TU 2-7563. FORD 1958 Fairlane 4-door.

V-8. Fordomatic, radio, heater, 33,000 actual miles. No rust. Absolutely the newest '58 in town. Geo.

Reagan Auto Sales, 2108 E. Michigan. Ph. IV 9-2333. FORD-1959 Galaxie, V-8, 4-door.

2- tone, Fordomatic, radio, heater, whitewalls. Real clean! Extra special! Only $995. Hodgson Osborn, 2601 E. Michigan. Phone IV 9-4533.

FORD 1959 station wagon. See it. 1105 E. Michigan. Phone IV 4-5469.

drive it, buy it at Car-France, FORD 1956 Fairlane 4 door, power steering. Mack Auto Sales, mile south of Holt on US-127. Ph. OX 9-2712. FORD 1958 Fairlane 500.

New power brakes, new whitewall tires, new battery. Call TU 2-4341 after 5:30 p. m. Automotive AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE OLDSMOBILE1962 Starfire convertible. Black, white top, red interior, Excellent condition.

Call IV 2-4283. OLDSMOBILE1959 '88" 2-door hardtop, power steering, power brakes. hydramatic. low mileage, excellent condition, 1-owner. Ph.

ED 2-1729. OLDSMOBILE 98 -1959 4-door hardtop, full power. Very clean. Ed Plumer, phone 2111 V.F.W. National Home, Eaton Rapids.

OLDSMOBILE 1962 F-85 Cutlass coupe. Cirrus blue, Hydramatic, sole. 1109 E. Hazel. daily after 5.

OLDSMOBILE1962 98 town sedan. Willow mist. 7,200 miles. $2,950. Phone IV 9-1952, 2217 Lyons.

OLDSMOBILE-1962 Starfire convertible. Fully equipped. 1941 Victor Lansing. OLDSMOBILE 1962 "98" Holiday sports sedan. White, 6.000 miles.

fully equipped with air conditioning. Private owner. Call IV 4-2943. OLDSMOBILE 1961 Cutlass. Sharp, low mileage, power steering.

Call NA 7-5755. OLDSMOBILE-1962 Cutlass convertible. All white, red interior, low mileage. 2108 Marion. Phone IV 5-8709.

OLDSMOBILE1962 F-85 convertible. stick shift. 155 h. whitewalls. Phone 482-2527.

OLDSMOBILE 1956 2-door hardtop Holiday "88" Excellent condition. $475 for quick sale or trade. Ph. ED 2-0932. OLDSMOBILE-1955 2-door Rahydramatic transmission.

power steering, 4 brand new tires: No rust. Here's one of the cleanest old cars in town. No money down only $3.80 per week. Geo. Reagan Auto Sales, 2108 E.

Michigan ave. Ph. IV 9-2333. OLDSMOBILE-1958 2 door hardtop. Power steering, brakes.

Looks sharp. $900. Ph. Portland, MI 7-8062. OLDSMOBILE-1962 4-door sedan.

Power brakes, power steering, all white, extras. Will take trade. 3716 S. Pennsylvania. OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, 1962.

Red. power steering plus many extras. Ph. IV 9-7753, 508 Leslie. OLDSMOBILE-1962 Cutlas.

speed transmission, whitewalls, radio. Very sharp. Call OX 4-0311. OLDSMOBILE-1957 4-door sedan. Radio, heater, power brakes.

steering. new tires, exhaust system. brakes. Very, sharp. Call OR 6-5666.

624 S. Lansing Mason. OLDSMOBILE-1962 "88" 2-door hardtop. Willow green, deluxe trim, low mileage. Ph.

IV 4-1680. OLDSMOBILE 1962 Starfire coupe, less than 10.000 0000 miles. Best offer over $3,200. Ph. NA 7-2829.

OLDSMOBILE 1961. F-85, 4-door, whitewalls, radio. vinyl trim. Very clean. Ph.

TU 2-5577. owner and absolutely as new as the OLDSMOBILE-1958 4-door day it was sold. Power steering. brakes, hydramatic, radio, heater. See for yourself what a like new 1958 model looks like.

Midway Auto Sales, 5612 S. Cedar. OLDSMOBILE 1962 98, convertible. Black with white top, red trim, power brakes. steering and windows, 6-way seat.

radio. $3,050. Call OR 7-1881. OLDSMOBILE1962 Star Fire coupe. Fully equipped.

Ph. IV 4-9569. OLDSMOBILE-1957. "88" 4-door sedan. under 37,000 miles.

Woman owner. Car in excellent condition. power steering and brakes, hydramatic. Sacrificing for personal reasons, $850. Call ED 7-9569 after 6.

OLDSMOBILE F-85-1961 4-door deluxe, hydramatic, radio, heater, tras. Call IV 5-5280, 1052 Parker. RED WHITING IS BUYING. ANY CLEAN, LATE MODEL CARS BRING YOUR TITLES! HIGHEST PAID! 2311 E. MICHIGAN PHONE IV 9-6639 USED CAR PRICES FALL During Dean Harris' Fall Round-Up CHECK OUR SALE! '62 VALUES! TRADE-IN ALL USED BACKED RE CARS BY G.

W. WARRANTY (5) 1959 FORDS Value-priced! 1 4-door. V-8, 2-tone green, Fordomatic, radio, whitewalls, Sharp! $1,195 2 Galaxie 2-door. V-8, green, Cruise-O-Matic, power walls. steering, Like new radio, In and back-up out! lights, clock, white- $1,395 3 2-door.

Red finish, 6-cylinder, Fordomatic drive, radio. Believe it or not full price only $695 4-door V-8. Blue and white, standard transmission, Looks radio, good! whitewall tires. No rust! Runs good! $1,145 5 4-door. Solid brown, 6-cylinder, Fordomatic, rasee for yourself dio, whitewall tires, exceptional condition! Come $1,095 -ShopDean Harris FULL BLOCK OF USED CAR B-A-R-G-A-I-N-S! Convenient Location All On One Lot -You'll Do Better Ford 4-door Fairlane "500." 2-tone green and radio, whitewall tires.

Far above average condition! white. V-8, Fordomatic, power steering and brakes, $1,495 1960. Ford 4-door Fairlane, 2-tone black and white, wall $1,195 economy tires. to A 6-cylinder nice with one! Save standard $100! transmission, Reduced white- from $1,095 1960 Ford Fairlane 4-door. Aquamarine finish, economy wall tires.

6-cylinder Lots of with miles left standard and it's transmission, reduced to white- $995 14 STATION $495 $2,495 WAGONS '57's SAVE to '62's to 1960 Ramblers (2 to go!) 1-Custom 4-door. Beautiful pink finish 6-cylinder, matic transmission, radio, Clean! Your choice standard transmission, radio, whitewalls. Clean! 1-Deluxe 4-door. Blue and white. 6-cylinder, 1959 Mercury 4-door Monterey.

Raven black, autotires. A nice-running, comfortable-riding car for only matic transmission, power steering, radio, whitewall $1,195 1959 Chevrolet 4-door Bel Air, Jet black, V-8, automatic transmission, radio, whitewall tires. Sharp and ready to gol $1,395 MANY OTHER MAKE AND FROM. Priced as low as MODEL USED CARS TO CHOOSE $95 DEAN HARRIS "OVER 47 YEARS WITH FORD" Grand River at Cedar Phone IV 2-1604 Open Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays Until 9 P. M..