Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 36

Sec. Four THE BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER AND NEWS Sunday, February 14, 1960 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT .1 EMPLOYMENT NOTICES Campus News Of Area Students Spotlight On Youth VA Stages Pension Talks For Vets, Beneficiaries At Kalamazoo Hall Today N. Gordon, assistant adjudication officer and John P. Kehoe, assistant contact officer, will attend the meeting in Kalamazoo. Both officials are well acquaint Personals Continued) NOEL'S FURS Fur coats restyled Into latest fashion, complete selection of new and used furs.

Reasonable. Guaranteed. Also rental service. WO 2-0136. 309 S.W.

Capital, FASHION FIT SHOP 631 Post Bldg. Alterations, dressmaking, draperies and oedspreads. Evenings, WU 2-HS48. MICH. INVESTIGATION SERVICE Experienced detectives.

photographic evidence. 24 hour. WO 2-2905. 102 BE a Valentine. You give jobs and great hearts to the handicapped wh ki rA.

to non-profit GOODWILL INDUS TRIES. 373 W. Michigan, WO 5-0575 (Jnaries waiz. Executive Director. INCOME TAX SERVICE OUR FULL TIME TEAR 'ROUND BUSINESS NOT A TAX SEASON I SIDE LINE PAUL C.

DOWD BOOKKEEPING TAX SERVICE 60 W. Michigan Ave. WO 2-1772 QUALITY'S NEVER SACRIFICED to 19 va ma in fiTTR rlrv aan rur plant! Careful, unhurried Inspection ana cleaning means spotless, stain- 1 I 1 i less, odorless, crease-free rm.n(.ly. to oniy, orant St. Lloyd H.

Jameson, Manager, and two other representatives of the Veterans Administration's Regional Office in Detroit will be in Kalamazoo today, to participate in a mass meeting of veterans and their families interested in the new veterans pension program. The mass meeting, to begin at 2 p.m. at 431 E. South has been called by a special veterans committee set up in cooperation with the Veterans Administration to advise veterans, their widows and children in obtaining maximum benefits under the complicated new pension bill which goes into effect July 1. (The Enquirer and News in January published a 3-part series on effects of the bill and its provisions.) The committee, representing major veterans organizations, includes James A.

Manley, DAV, chairman; Clare Ludwig, VFW; Norbert Rybiuski, American Legion; and Marion C. Taylor, AMVETS. Mr. Manley said that in addi tion to Mr. Jameson, Santord LYCEUM OLDEST THEATER NEW YORK (LTD The Ly ceum is the oldest legitimate theater in New York.

It was opened Nov. 2, 1903, by producer Daniel Frohman, who had an apartment at the top of the building where he lived un til his death some 40 years later. CLASSIFIED HOURS Open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday Saturday 8:00 a.m.

to 3 30 m. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATK3 Help Wanted Mala (Continued) 12 LITHOGRAPHIC Mrlppers, Michigan most modern plate making plant has openings for good strippers. Call or write Midwest Graphic Service. 601 Avenue Battle Creek. Michigan, none wo SALES OPPORTUNITY WE need a salesman between 30-50 years of age to sell the hottest new cars and the sharpest used cars in town, MUST have sales experience and en ov meeting the nuhlic.

MUST have the energetic aggressive lu la "rn lo uuu per year. WE have merchandise and the fa cilities to make this possible. Apply in person to S. K. Lassen Stan Lassen Inc.

320 W. Michigan Ave. Pontiac Cadillac ADVERTISING 5 men. Lucrative, pleasant work. a A A I IH 1TO f- Ar mi 1 nta fit VnnntT man with prWaao AaciT-aa or actual work experience in auditing.

We offer very lib eral employe benefits with splendid opportunity for fu ture advancement, Write to DJ -t CnQUIrer and INeWS giving complete aeians COMMERCIAL and INDUSTRIAL ARTIST Experienced, mechanical background helpful but not necessary. Gr Service 603 Avenue A AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST Prefer all around man. Reply Box ij-j, inquirer ana iNews. WANTED DRAFTSMAN Mechanical Drawing and High School Education pre ferred. Opportunity to learn designing and work with In dustrial Engineering Depart ment.

Wages open. Contact, P. J. FLYNN Union City Pioneer 1-4111 SENOR wishes teacher to teach me chanics to him. Will pay you.

Box P-3, Enquirer and News. Phone WO Kay sterns. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Build a career in finance with rapidly expanding company, unlimited op portunities. We need a limited number of men age 21-28, with high school education, some college preferred. In our management training program.

There Is no selling involved and no expe rience is necessary. You will earn good salary while training. Friendly co-workers. Interesting office and lo cal iieid worn. Your expenses paid Outstanding employee benefits, plus rapid promotion and a secure future can be yours.

Become a branch manager. Build your career witn America oldest and largest consumer finance company. come in and talk with the manager. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. 53 W.

Michigan Ave. TELEPHONE SOLICITOR UP TO $2.00 PER HOUR Excellent working conditions in air conditioned office. Many employee benefits, includine Daid vacations. sick leave, hospitalization Insurance. excellent opportunity for advance ment.

Apply in person at 414 Capital S.W. or call WO 8-6505 Monday Tuesday, or Wednesday only. DOORMAN Weekday afternoons 12:30 to 6 p.m. Prefer college student or retired gentleman. Apply manager isijou rneatre.

WANTED Man with dairy farm ex- perience. Steady Job for the right man jfn. wo 4-5435. SALESMAN New INFRA-RED gas neat tor industrial and commercial applications. Protected territory.

high commissions, will not object to non conflicting lines. Write full de tails on background territory cov ered, lines now handled to Sales manager, P. O. Box 325, Alma Michigan. USE YOUR SPARE TIME to increase your weekly earnings S25-S50 or more cattle creek.

No investment, but car needed. For information, write Rawleigh's, Dept. MCA-731-326, Free-port. 111. ASSEMBLER for pump lamps.

6 lamps hr. earns $3.00. Spare or fulltime. No canvassing. Write.

NOVELTY LAMPS, PaMn.AU A 1 -n-rnanaas. MEN for HEAVY EOTTTPMF.VT OP. ERATION. See our ad under Class 7, r-aucation-instruction. MANAGER A TVTT'CTk National Manufacturer has entered Mobile Home Inrfmirv th cent acquisition and desires to obtain sales manager will be responsible for maintaining dealer contacts in an area under the direction of a sales head.

Experience and a proven sales record would be a necessity. Submit a resume. current photograph and salary requirement. WRITE BOX B-4 Enquirer and News mam The script for this year's Brown and Gold Fantasies, The Lady in the Moon," to be pre sented at Western Michigan University Feb. 17 through 20, was written and edited by Jerry Smith, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Don Smith of Route 5, Charlotte Jerry, a senior at WMU, also has written part of the music to be featured in the He is a member of the Men's Glee Club, Kanley Chapel Choir and Phi Mu Alpha Sinf onia, national music fraternity for men. Robert N. Harris, son of Mr and Mrs. Norman N.

Harris, 116 Kirkpatrick has been in itiated into Omicron Delta Kappa, men's honor society at Western Michigan University. Robert, a graduate of Lakeview High School, is a junior in secondary education and is a mem ber of the Men's Student Court and Men's Union. Three Battle Creek residents are among the 10,746 students currently enrolled at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wis. They are Janis J. Ellerton, 114 Highway dental hygiene; Arnold B.

Engle, 292 Main and Nancy E. Larson, 52 Guest both liberal arts students. Also studying at Marquette are Mary M. Mornssey of Coldwater and Marilyn J. Ziegler of Has tings.

Miss Shane Johnston of 406 Pleasantview dr. is among the Ferris Institute students who will present a two-act version of Shakespeare's Hamlet at Big Rapids Feb. 22 through 26. Miss Johnston plays the role of Ophelia in the play, which will be one of the features of the college's annual Festival of Arts. Evangel College, a four-year liberal arts institution founded in 1955 by the Assemblies of Goo.

at Springfield, re ports three students from Battle Creek among its current enroll ment of 530. They are Clara Logan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude J. Logan, Route 5: Gene M.

Grounds, son of Mr. and Mrs Murl Grounds, 18 Euclid ana lom oaliey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Galley, 256 Devon dr. Among new students enroll ing at Albion College for the beginning of the second semes ter is Miss Mary Arthur Hum phrey, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. Arthur Allan Humphrey of 788 country Club dr. Ronald A. Larkin, of 94 28th st. and Eugene K.

Irish of Route 1, Battle Creek, both pre- seniors at the Northwestern University Technological Institute, Evanston, 111., are listed on the dean's honor roll for the first quarter of the academic year. Pre-seniors are students in the cooperative program in the fourth year of a five-year program. Cited for scholastic attainment at Tri-State College, Angola, are five young men from this area. Attaining records of all As and Bs for the fall term were the following: Gary G. Armstrong, son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. G. Armstrong, 64 Greble st. a student in the School of Business Administra tion; Donald G.

Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Coleman of Augusta, a student in the Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, whose wife, Beverly, lives at 68 Larry E. Rittenhouse, son of Mr.

and Mrs. LeRoy A. Rittenhouse of Bronson, enrolled in the Dept. of Electrical Engineering; Jerry P. Barrack, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Barrack of Coldwater, a student in the Dept. of Electrical Engineering, and Robert J. Behnke, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Behnke of Coldwater, who is studying chemical engineering. CHAPLAIN NAMED GALESBURG Rev. David Jamieson will serve as chaplain of the annual meeting of the Michigan Congregational Christian Conference to be held at Battle Creek May 18 and 19. The chaplain leads a 20-minute service of worship at the opening of each conference day. ed with both the old and new pension programs and will come prepared to answer most questions.

By March 1, all VA pension beneficiaries will receive form on which each must elect whether to continue receivin, payments under the old pro gram or transfer to the new law. A beneficiary is allowed just one election and cannot change a second time. tight other meetings are being held in Michigan to ex plain the pension law to bene ficianes. Vets' Calendar Lt. Harold J.

Payette Post 565, VFW 565 Show, "Television Acts" at 'Kellogg Auditorium 8 p.m. on Wednesday. World War I Vets, Barracks 553, and Auxiliary, pancake sup per on Tuesday, 6:30 p.m., fol lowed by regular meeting, at Oscar Brady Legion Post 298 136 E. Michigan ave. Sgt.

Donavan L. Fisher Chap ter 121, DAV, social meeting, Friday, 8 p.m., at home of Wil liam M. Wilcox, 126 W. Spaul ding ave. 13 8 7 9 .07 l.OS .95 2.40 2.16 .23 3.45 3.11 .28 4.20 3.73 .32 4.80 4.23 for: 50c It mailed (out ot town only) NOTICES Lost and Found LOST Man's black leather billfold somewhere in Postumville.

or Post Products grounds and buildings, or parking lot on Academy St. Reward. wo 3-9S68. LOST Six months old tan Terrier type puppy. No collar.

Answers too the name "Flicka." Vicinity of St. Philips. Reward. WO 3-3021 Lodges, Societies SPECIAL meeting. Battle Creek Chap ter Eastern Star, Wednesday, 8:00.

Initiation and refreshments. -Alta Watkins, Sec. Personals HUNTERS 1 Vacationers! Investigate our Trip Accident A Trip Insurance policy Cllngan Insurance, wo 2-7553. RAMSEY'S Watch Repair Moving from Orchard Park to 68 Keith Drive. Guaranteed work.

WO 4-0261 AILENE SMITH Dressmaking Shop, 116 Alton Orchard Park. Suits. coats, dresses, alterations, button holes. WO 2-2024. HAVE vacancy in private convalescent home for lady patient.

Reasonable rates. WO 3-8471. The Fat man Private Detective A thorough 24-hour confidential service, Shadowing. Tape Foto-Fiim Evidence. Call WO 4-2445 or write 194 N.

Union. BERT'S INCOME TAX SERVICE Experienced open Evenings 24 Garrison WO 2-2972 DESIRE quitting drinking? Alcoholics Anonymous. 5-9839. WO 3-8174. WO 4-7238.

Also Alanon meetings for propiem arintcers mate Rent a Sewine Machine Free delivery and threading instructions SINGER SEWING CENTER 32 E. Michigan Ave. WO 8-6621 INCOME TAX Returns computed at my home. 531 East Michigan Phone WO J-US70 or appointment. Open evenings.

CARL F. PETERS WILL board and room mother and small child, care of child while mother works. WO 8-6773. WILL give room and board in ex change for some work. CaU WO 2-4105.

INCOME TAX returns prepared at your home. Prompt, reasonable, ex-. perienced. WO 3-4754 after 5:00. Anytime weekends.

ALEX GREGORY'S Income Tax Service. WO 3-1309. 2-1161 BEEF pork, fruits, juices and vegetables for freezers. No down payment. 6 months to pay.

Free locker rent. Galesburg Locker. Phone MOrris 9-4191. INCOME TAX Nights and Weekends Union St. Ph.

WO 8-6479 147 N. IF YOU have an ALCOHOLICS PROBLEM, call ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. WO 4-7577. CLASSIFIED WO 4-7161 Holstein ior iuu. rnone wu 4-111.

jsai TLE CREEK CLEANERS. 76 Capl- tal SW opsbiai nwuse a LOVELY permanents at low cost. Stu dent services delight patrons. Two 1 locations to serve you. Call WO 5-9232.

Wright Beauty Academy. 73 W. Michigan Ave. and the New! 140 w. Michigan WO 4-4016.

HORSES! Horses! Learn to ride. Ex 111011 ucuuu iKjtr ucgiuuetB nil advanced riders. Indoor arena. Board- ciub, wo 2-2750. 'AUNT JEMIMA" "Pancake Day" Saturday, February 20th Y.M.C.A.

Building. Continuous! entertainment featuring Aunt Jemima. All the pancakes you can eat plus the trimmings. Adults, $1.00, children, 50c. Serving from 7:00 a.m.

until 7:00 p.m. ONE VACANCY in nursing home. Morris 5-70S9. Galesburg. ON and after th date, Feb.

14. 1960, we will not be held responsible for any debts unless contracted for by ourselves. GEORGIA BEEMAN, OTIS BEEMAN. 621 W. VanBuren.

Education WANTED Men to train for Mechanical, Electrical. Architectural. 8heet Metal Drafting positions. F. D.

Parmelee. I S. representative, P.O. CM 273. WO 2-8147.

MRS. Ruth Olmstead. B.A. A. Counseling Service.

316 Capital Bldg. rn. o- PRIVATE tutoring by the hour by ex perienced reiiaDie teacher. Phone AIRLINE ENJOY FREE TRAVEL GOOD PAY SECURITY MEN AND WOMEN WILL BR R1T- LECTED FROM THIS VICINITY TO 1KA1M IMMEDIATELY FOR AT TRACTIVE AIRLINE POSITIONS AS HOSTESS, RESERVATIONIST, TICK ET AGENT. COMMUNCATIONIST.

STATION AGENT AND OPERATIONS. ssnort, low cost training can qualify you. Will not interfere with present employment, women will be trained in charm and beauty techniaues. Must have pleasant personality, high school graduate, age 17 to 39. Inquiries con-! fidential.

Accredited by NHSC. Write for qualifying details, be sure to in clude your age. phone number, to: Airline Personnel Training. NATIONAL SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS. BOX C-2.

Enquirer and News. MEN for HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATION Complete training program for heavy! equipment work iw offered by one I of the nation's largest and outstand-1 ing training institutions. New superhighway and construction I programs planned in every part of the I country. Train NOW to become specialist this vital industry many opportunities for advancement. Budget terms arranged.

Get full Information today on how you can become a HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR Fill in coupon below and mail to: HEAVY EQUIPMENT DIVISION Northwest Schools Dept. H2-124, Box M-3, Enquirer and News Name Address City Age. State Educ. Hrs. I Wk.

EMPLOYMENT sip Wanted Either Sex 11 Your own profitable repeat clothing business. Amizim Sorinz line slacks. shirts, hosiery, skirts, sportswear over 00 items for entire family. Sell fpUnri, n.ithnr. rA rtartw nlsn 1 ft to 25 a day.

Spare or full time. Start I once. No investment. Northwestern 403 Nicollet, Minneapolis, Minne sota. WANTED Men, women, raise bait for I I I 1 i 1 in I A the By FRANCES LEWIN'E WASHINGTON CD The sky's the limit on discussions at the White House Conference on Children and Youth next month.

Everything from television to birth control will be fair game for the 7,000 delegates. The professionals and the kids themselves will get a chance to have a word on what makes youth tick and why. Even from Russia Delegates from every foreign country with whom America has diplomatic relations in eluding Russia have been in vited. Every state has been asked to report its most critical is sues revolving about youth. The result has been more ad vance studies, polls and statis tics than the conference itself is expected to produce.

Physically, there's hardly room in the capital to house all the meetings set up for the six days of sessions for this golden anniversary conference March 27 to April 2. Spotlight Is Aim It will spill over to the cam pus of the University of Mary land, seven miles away and take up most of Washington's major hotel space. THE AIM: to put the spot light on youth from the high office of the President to the grass roots. An entire forum of 500, for example, will delve into the problems of "Youth in Conflict." Another will probe "Mass Media" the effect of TV, comics, newspapers and films on America's youngsters. The delegates will also be seeking val-.

ues and ideals to set before the nation's youth. Nobody has any firm idea of what results to expect. The main thing, the planners say, is to get people together thinking about problems, solutions and possible guidelines for the future. Plus Codes of Conduct They hope to touch off a prairie fire across the country in the interest of better under standing of such things as juvenile delinquency and to develop codes of conduct for the kids, legislation and learning. MICHIGAN GROWN FLOWERS Give Lasting Pleasure ALLIED FLORISTS OF BARRY BRANCH and CALHOUN COUNTIES Lew Rent Lew Prices! PORTER FURNITURE 58 Capital S.W.

Phone WO 3-5902 CREDIT BUREAU of Battle Creek Inc. W. Robinson Bldg. 55 W. Mich.

WO 2-5471 HERMAN HYDE JEWELER 5 N. Wash. WO 3-1122 WATCHES GUARANTEED Bulova lgln I WATCH Hamilton II REPAIRING iiiiimmmiiiiiiimiiimiimmmiii For Qualify Dry Cleaning CALL WO 8-8635 I KELLOGG Cleaners 764 E. L. Kellogg limmmiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiii New Rooms In a liffy With VI NY-BOND Free) Farklnt: at Rear of Store BAILEY'S PAINT STORE 88 E.

Michigan Ave. WO 2-6600 A CAPP-HOME EXCLUSIVE! Simple interest with the CAPP-HOME PURCHASE PLAN FINANCING FOR EVERYONE IB Help Wanted Male Continued 12 WANTED Year around farm hand Bingle. References. Call WO 4-9875. VAN MOVERS NEEDED Are you Interested in earning an aver age of $1,000 per month? That's the experience of many successful van op erators driving for Aero Mayflower Transit Company, under 48-state contract.

George Robinson says he nets over $1,000 per month, has paid for two tractors, owns new car, com plete new household furniture, and has built substantial bank account since Joining Mayflower's contract fleet In 1953. We are expanding Mayflower's service, need additional van operators 23 years or older to go into business for themselves with Mayflower. We furnish company paid training If needed, at no cost. All you need is desire to become independent business man and a 1957 or newer model trac tor titled in your name that meets In terstate Commerce Commission safety requirements. Personal references needed.

Write John Davis, P.O. Box 107, Indianapolis 6, Indiana. DOORMAN evenings, elderly gentleman preferred. 'Apply in person only to the manage of the Michigan The ter. Help Wanted Female 13 PANTRY Women to work in salad and sandwich section.

Apply in person, to Chef. INMAN'S, Galesburg AT ONCE Living-in house mother for small institution. Must be able to assume cooking duties. Flexible attitudes, ability to work with young people essential. ilgn scnool training, broad work experience helpful.

Interesting work, pleasant conditions. Write at once, state age and qualifi cations. Write Box E-3, Enquirer and News. REFINED lady under sixty in good health for light nousekeeping and assisting with care of bed patient. Living In during week preferred.

References required. Reply P.O. Box 163, Marshall, Michigan. BABY SITTER (white), 5 days a week. Must have own transportation.

References. WO 3-3081. RESPONSIBLE middleaged woman to babysit 5 days week, 3 pre-school children. Own transportation. WO 8-6253 before 2:00.

BABY sitter, preferably from St. Jo- sepn area, wanted, p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. WO 4-2910.

TELEPHONE SOLICITOR UP TO $2.00 PER HOUR Excellent working conditions in air conditioned office. Many employee benefits, including paid vacations, sick leave, hospitalization insurance. Excellent opportunity for advancement. Apply in person at 414 Capital, S.W. or call WO 8-6505 Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday only.

EARN that extra money showing Avon a beautiful cosmetics as adver tised in leading magazines and on T. V. Good earnings. Ideal for housewives. Phone WO 8-6151 or write Mrs.

D. Cleghorn, Box 37, Bellevue. Michigan. WOMEN Big money hourly sparetime. Sensational NEW Apparel Party Plan.

We deliver, collect. Free Sample Line. Beeline ashions, Bensenville 16, Illi nois. $100 MONTHLY for wearing lovely dresses supplied to you by us. Just show Fashion Frocks to friends.

No Investment, canvassing or experi ence necessary. Fashion Frocks, Dept. D-4430, Cincinnati, Ohio. MARRIED woman who wants high earnings working few evening hours. No canvassing, car necessary, WO 5-5456.

POLY PARTIES SHOPARAMA" have openings for two full time and two part time dealers. Our spring line of gifts and gadgets is the greatest. Over 300 exciting items for party plan. Manager opportunity. Free catalogue.

Write 4S09 E. Seven Mile Detroit 34. Michigan. Kelly Girl Service Inc. Specializing in Permanent and Temporary Office Positions DESK CLERK Cashier, light typ ing, etc.

$37.50. JR. RATE CLERK $49.00. COMPUTING CLERK Good future. $52.00.

BOOKKEEPER 30 to 35. Excellent opportunity with well established organization. Like typing, willing to learn all phases of business. Good future, job security. 5 da vs.

$75.00. SECRETARY Light shorthand ac ceptable. Good future. $25 up. 614 Post Bldg.

Ph. WO 2-8541 Salesmen, Agents 15 SALESMEN 1 50 GUARANTEED DRAW NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. NATIONAL MANUFACTURER NEEDS HARD HITTING MEN TO CALL ON QUALIFIED LEADS. MANY FRINGE BENEFITS. ADEQUATE LEADS FURNISHED DAILY.

FOR PERSONAL INTER VIEW SEE MR. NOWAK, 9 A.M.-1 P.M. DAILY OR FOR APPOINTMENT. WO S-1137. Perma-Lite Raybern Corp.

414 Capital, Southwest FREE Shoe Outfit starts you making money, a an nour alter work, easy, Big Bonus. No investment. Write Paragon Shoes, 7S Sudbury, Boston, Mass. DISTRIBUTOR EXCLUSIVE FORTUNE POSSIBLE NO INV. New, unslnkable fiberglass motor boat taouious nylon gear turoo-speed pak.

tops 18 mph. holds 4, unheard ot low $145 cost. Sells $299. Twin engine ski speedster yzts loaded, sells 5499. Rents $20 hr.

Wire, Write: HONEY, nc, 407 Commercial Beverly Mills, tjaiir. east to the 18V2 mile road farm north of Maple Grove Blood tested individual slips. boards; John Deere drive-in washer; No. 4 Delaval jr. FEED 90 pounds each: 200 bales loader, 7-ft.

semi-mounted plow mounted on rubber: IHC corn planter: Milwaukee Situation Wanted Male 16 COLLEGE student-veteran-pensioner desires job for room and board and laundry, plus small wages, or regular job. No night work, 8 hours day. 5 days week. Experienced receiving clerk, waiter, cashier, or what have you. Box L-3.

Enquirer and News. Phone WO 4-8604. Ray Sterns. Situation Wanted Female 17 LAUNDRIES wanted. Neatly and carefully done by experienced laundress.

Reasonable. WO 2-5361. WANTED Ironings. Call WO 5-0924. Hours 10:00 a.m.

to 6:00 p.m. 170 Beadle Lake Road. GIRL 20 would like clerk typing and clerk filing. Phone WO 4-2264. WANTED Day work or bab alt-ting.

CaU WO 2-8013. WANTED Ironings neatly done. Will pick up and deliver. WO 3-3S33. FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 34 GOOD neighborhood service station.

$1,500 investment will handle. Reply to Box F-3, Enquirer and News. MODERN 2 stall Sinclair Service Station in town of Nashville, good location, good potential, small Investment required. Call Hastings Windsor 6-5022. ATTENTION: Have you ever wanted to be in on the ground floor? Here's your chance.

Have device Invented for U.S. Government. Need $2,500 for complete development. Will share rights 50-50. For details, write Box A-4.

Enquirer and News. FOR SALE Dairy Queen, corner location on US-27 in Tekonsha. Phone RO 7-319S or RO 7-3113. FOR SALE Restaurant, 212 W. Michigan Avenue.

Marshall. Call STory 1-7626, ask for Owner. A GOOD FAMILY BUSINESS Root Beer Hamburg Drive In. Includes everything ready to do business, including building and all equipment. Reasonable land lease.

Excellent loca tion. Total price $4500.00. PERRETT. Realtors. Phone WO 8-6101 or WO 2-3075, WO 3-8553, WO 3-3095, WO 4-70S7.

RE 1-3719 (Augusta). GROCERY STORE A real going business. Owner has de cided to retire. Beer and wine take out license. All equipment in top shape.

Plus a 3-bedroom home. You'll find this to be a real money maker. Call for complete details. W. D.

YORK REAL ESTATE BUILDER OFFICE WO 2-8578 Joe Medich 2-1727 Mrs. Arnett 2-963S Thomas 2-0359 Irv Latimer 2-9687 W. D. York 2-0181 Ron Snyder 2-5510 FOR SALE Ladies' Specialties and Apparel business. In good shopping area.

Fine opportunity for family operation. Low overhead. Further details write Box D-4, Enquirer and News. FOR SALE Long established tree- spraying business including all equipment and truck consideration $1000 on terms or cash discount. CaU WO 2-4232 or WO 4-2954.

Land Contracts 35 Would Like to Buy Small contracts or equities to sell Phone WO 2-4193 WANTED Land Contracts Have Several Clients to Buy Good Land Contracts. Frank C. Eifler, Realtor Phone WO 2-5437 or WO 2-829S MORTGAGE money tor farms, suburban homes. Land contracts bought, sold. Charles D.

Peters, WO 4-3771. WO 2-5905. CASH BUYERS for land contracts. Call V. HENDRICK, Office WO 2-8543.

Res. WO 4-5751. SELLING contracts is my business. HENRY E. HAAN, BROKER, WO 8-8946.

Family Budget Control 35-A LOANS ON ARTICLES OF VALUE RELIABLE JEWELRY and LOAN CO. 39 S.W. Capital Since 194S 3-1247 MONEY WORRIES? Are Your bills pressing you never seem to have enough money? Our debt management program will help you. CSB INC. 39 E.

Mich. WO 2-4091 American Association of Credit Counselors LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE Man wanted who is now calling on metal working plants and electric motor repair shops. A fast moving repeat item with protection on repeat orders. Commission paid monthly. Reply to BOX R-3 Enquirer and News Today's Most Timely Business Opportunity Offered for the first time by a firm with a 1959 sales record of Over One Million Dollars.

(Certified Public Ac countant Record). Time Industries Licensed by Waltham Watch Company to introduce a complete NEW LINE of highly styled Ladies Cr Gentlemen's Swiss Wrist Watches at popular prices known as the ADMIRAL WATCH Due to the sweeping success of popular priced watches, we are establishing distributors in this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity No Knowledge of the Watch Industry Is Necessary This business can be operated in conjunction with your pres ent business, or full time. Exclusive Protected Area NOW available, depending on popu lation and Area. Non-exclusive available in smaller Areas. We shall select and establish locations in your area and stock them with revolving Neon Lighted Counter Display Cabinets that sell Watches on sight.

No Inventory Stock Piling Necessary Your activities would be to service each location, collect and restock. All merchandise fully guaranteed both to dealer and consumer. Inventory 100 exchangeable. A trouble tree business that is not seasonal nor dependent on economic conditions yet should yield exceptional income On a consistent all year 'round basis. Minimum investment.

Junior Franchise $2430.00 Senior Exclusive Franchise Minimum $4860.00 Cash Necessary. Your investment covers your inventory and counter display un.ts. OUR BONUS REORDER PLAN WILL RETURN THE ENTIRE COST OF EQUIP MENT. PLEASE CONSIDER CAREFULLY BEFORE APPLYING. Distributors will be appointed immediotely upon acceptance.

Applicants must have means of transportation. Write today giving Name, Address and Phone Number. Our ComDanv Representative will contact you locally and explain in detail all pertinent facts of our Dvnamic Franchise. TIME INDUSTRIES 170 V. 74h Vork 23, T.

Consecutivs Days Per Word 15 Words Casn MINIMUM ADVERTISING 15 WORDS Box number ads 25c extra when called NOTICES Funerals LOCAL FUNERALS ROBERTSON, JOHN A. Friends may XL caU at the Royal Funeral Home where services will be held 2:00 p.m. Rev. John Nes-' NT bitt officiating assisted by No. 419 F4AM.

Interment Reese Ceme tery. KEWLET. OTIS E. Friends may call at Hebble s. Graveside services at Memorial Park, Monday at 2:00 p.m.

Elder Robert Moon ornciatins. STEVENOVICH. JAMES. Friends may call at Hebble's. Funeral services will be Monday at 9:00 a.m.

In the chapel. Rev. C. B. Lyon officiating.

Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. RIBARICH, MRS. JOSEPH (AMAN DA). Friends may call at tne snaw Funeral Home. Rosary Monday evening at 8:15.

Funeral St. Jerome Parish Tuesday 9:00 a.m. Rev. Father John O. Hayes officiating.

Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. STATE FUNERALS BEATTIE, ALT A L. Friends may call at the Kelser mineral riome, where services will be held 2:00 p.m. on Monday. Rev.

James Moores of the Brooks Memorial Methodist Church officiating. Interment Lyon Lake Cemetery. FRENCH. CHADDIE L. Friends may call at the Jenkins Funeral Home, Union City, where services will be held at 2:00 p.m.

Tuesday. Rev. Hubert Johnston of Burlington officiating. Burial in Riverside Cemetery. Fnneral Directors FARLEY FUNERAL HOME Our 78th Year 105 Capital, N.E.

Ph. WO 2-5527 In Memoriam THERE IS NO BETTER WAY of memorializing friends and loved ones than by making a contribution to the Senior Citizens Residence Fund In their memory. Gifts may be sent to Elsa Johnson. 142 Greenwood. A memorial card will be sent to the family and an acknowledgement card to the donor.

Flowers MERRILL PARK GREENHOUSES AND FLORISTS i The best tn flowers Onen evenings and Sunday Cor. 12th St. at Ave. WO 2-8529 Funeral Flowers Ail other flowers too, of course but especially fine flowers for funerals. Arcade Flower Shop Phone WO 8-8215 Wolverine Federal Tower Card of Thanks WISH to thank my thoughtful friends for their kind expressions of sympathy during my recent bereavement.

These kindnesses have meant much to me. Mrs. John Barton WE WISH to thank our customers at the Irish Kitchen. 24 Fonda St. for their patronage.

(Signed) Ferol capps and Glenice Ralston. uiiic, un. regional sales manager for one of il'lUnXn11' Urgest Located in Sherwood, Dept. F-530. Monmouth, Southwestern Mi-ht- a AUCTION SALE Due to discontinuing farming I will sell the following located five miles south of Marshall on US-27 to Al's Sonoco bervice Station then 1 miles then 2Vz miles south or the first nurcn Known as tne mil Thunder Farm.

Friday, Feb. 19 at 1 :00 P.M. CATTLE Red age 7 calf by side: Holstein ace 5 bred Julv 15: Red Pole age 9 bred Sept. Holstein age 5 bred Sept. Holstein age 18 months bred Nov.

26; Brindle age 10 calf by side; Durham due dav of sale: Red heifer 18 months old; Black heifer 8 months old; TOOLS 1953 Oliver 70 Tractor: John Deere Model Tractor: Oliver 2-bottom 14-in. plow with cover cuiuvaior ior a or 1956 New Holland Mower; Oliver 13-disc grain drill with fertilizer attachment on steel: Black Maine. I a Help Wanted Malt Need Steady Job? Higher Income? Tired of layoffs? Have openings for men. Above aver age earnings. Top men in this field to train you.

a run time and 2 part time Call WO 5-0564 for interview 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Auction. Marshall Nyle L. Katz, Clerk I Hawk power lift corn planter 8-ft.

double disc; 4-section David Bradley drag; John Deere side delivery rake; Land roller; rubber tired wagon with rack; 2-section spike tooth drag; New Idea manure spreader on steel; Universal 32-foot elevator with eas motor: 6 steel hoe trouehs: Suree 2-unit Located five miles south of Marshall, Michigan, on US-27. Tuesday, Feb. 16, 1960, 12:30 P.M. 125 TOP HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE 125 Holstein, age 2, fresh; Holstein, age 4, open; Holstein, age 6, fresh; Holstein, age 5, bred 8-15-59; Holstein, age 8, fresh; Holstein, age 5, 11-23-59; Holstein, age 8, fresh; Holstein, age 4, bred 12-11-59; Holstein, age 4, bred 1-6-60; Holstein, age 4, bred 10-17-59; Holstein, age 4, bred 12-9-59; Holstein, age 3, bred 3-24-59; Holstein, age 4, bred 11-27-59; Holstein, age 4, bred 12-7-59; Holstein, age 4, bred 12-31-59; Holstein, age 4, 10-22-59; Holstein, age 4, 1-5-60; Holstein, age 4, bred 10- 30-59; Holstein, age 4, bred 11-22-59; Holstein, age 4, bred 11- 7-59; Holstein, age 4, bred 12-19-59; Holstein, age 4, bred 12- 7-59; Holstein, age 4, bred 11-28-59; Holstein, age 4, bred 12-28-59; Holstein, age 4, bred 11-28-59; Hclstein, age 4, bred 12-28-59; Holstein, age 4, bred 12-6-59; Holstein, age 7, bred 10-10-59; Holstein, age 7, bred 6-22-59; Holstein, age 6, freshened 11-22-59; Holstein, age 7, bred 11-20; Holstein, age 6, freshened 12-8-59; Holstein, age 6, bred 10-6-59; Holstein, age 6, bred 10-6-59; Holstein, age 6, bred 9-15-59; Holstein, age 7, bred 12-7-59; Holstein, age 4, bred 9-1-59; Holstein, age 6, bred 6-10-59; Holstein, age 5, bred 10-26-59; Holstein, age 5, bred 1-6-60; Holstein, age 5, bred 11-5-59; Holstein, age 2, 12-13-59; Holstein, age 2, bred 12-6-59; Holstein, age 2, bred 10-29-59; Holstein, age 5, bred 10-16-59; Holstein, age 3, bred 7-6-59; Holstein, age 2, bred 1-5-60; Holstein, age 9, bred 11-27-59; Holstein, age 9, bred 9-6-59; Holstein, age 9, freshened 12-3-59 The above are large, well marked cows in excellent condition. Complete DHIA records to be given day of sale.

BULLS Choice 24 months old Holstein bull from the Wirth herd. Three year old Holstein bull. HEIFERS Fifteen 20 months old Holstein heifers bred in November; 20 Holstein heifers one year old; seven Holstein heifers from 6 to 8 months old; 15 Holstein heifers from 1 to 5 months old. 100 Bangs test on entire herd with 90 day slips. Inspection invited before sale date.

Dairy cows will be sold under cover. Terms: Cash. Carpenter and Boyd AUCTION SALE Having decided to discontinue farming, I will sell my personal property located five miles south of Marshall on US-27 to Al's Sunoco Service Station then IV2 miles east to the Mile Road, then two miles south. Saturday, Feb. 20, 1960, 12:30 P.M.

TOOLS 1958 Allis Chalmers model D-17 tractor with live power and power steering; 1958 Allis Chalmers 4-bottom 16-inch semi-mounted plow with radex bottoms; 1958 Allis Chalmers 4-row cultivator; 1950 model John Deere tractor newly overhauled; 1958 John Deere 4-row corn planter on rubber, planted 150 acres; John Deere Van Brunt 15-hole grain drill on rubber with fertilizer and seeder attachment; 1951 Allis Chalmers number 60 power take off combine; John Deere wire tie power take off baler; two John Deere high speed farm wagons on rubber; two flat racks; two Kill Brothers gravity flow grain boxes; John Deere No. 5 seven foot cut power mower; Oliver corn picker; nearly new John Deere No. 45 manure loader for any John Deere or late model International; John Deere power take-off; rotary stalk cutter; John Deere cultivator for A or John Deere 8-ft. double disk; John Deere 12-ft. drag; John Deere two-section spike drag; John Deere two-bottom 14-inch plow on rubber; Oliver manure spreader on rubber; nearly new 10-ft.

Brillian cultipacker; Dunham 8-ft. double cultipacker; nearly new New Idea 32-ft. elevator with drag line, hopper, electric motor; two wheel trailer; 3 deLaval Sterling milker units; McCullough chain saw; 3 hog self-feeders; hog water-er; John Deere four bar side delivery rake; small articles. This is an exceptional good line of tools and have been well cared for. FURNITURE Furniture to be sold at 12:30 P.M.

Kelvinator 9-ft. refrigerator; Westinghouse electric range; 5-piece chrome breakfast set with extension table, formica top; kitchen utility table; 2-piece all wool sectional lounge in good condition; 2 nearly new fruitwood step tables; nearly new table lamps; Overstuffed chair; walnut step tables; several beds, complete; curtain stretchers; curtains; flower stands. Terms: Cash Ellis White Auctioneer: Edward L. Belcher, Marshall, Mich. Nyle L.

KaU, Clerk milking machine; Black Stone cream separator. HOGS AND 11 feeder pigs weighing about second cutting alfalfa; 145 bales clover Timothy; 85 bales clover; 250 bales straw; 10 ft. corn ensilage in 12 ft. silo. The following goods of my neighbor Leonard Knapp will also be sold at my auction: 1948 Minneapolis Moline Prices from DELIVERED FREE AND CUSTOM BUILT ON YOUR LOT AND FOUNDATION ANYWHERE Here 's the home purchase plan with a heart! Popular with thousands of Capp-Home owners.

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Dept. 98 Minneapolis 11 Minnesota Ymir representative is Dewayne Ketrhntn. 1304 Gerry Drive, Jarkson. Phono $Tat 2-7926 tractor with cultivator; manure mower; Moline 2-bottom 14-inch New Idea Side Delivery rake: corn" binder; Superior grain drill; land roller, 4-section spring tooth drag; 3 section spring tooth drag; spike tooth drag; New Idea 12 A manure spreader; American Standard elevator; Platform scales; Wagon and rack; Roll-over scraper; Mone boat; Hay fork and slings; stock tank; Hoe feeder: Hog Waterer. Some small articles.

500 bales bright wheat straw; 1,000 bales mixed clover hay. Terms: Cash. No goods removed until settled for. Not re sponsible for accidents. Auctioneers: Harold Belcher, Battle Creek Elmer Ismond, Prop.

Edward L. Belcher, Auctioneer; Marshall, Michigan Gaylord Smith, Clerk I Edward L. Belcher, i 4.