Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 31

April 14, 1968 THE BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER AND NEWS Sec. Three 7 WHERE WHEN ARTS AND CULTURE CONTINUING Albion College National Print and Drawing Exhibition: hours, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., 7-10 p.m., Monday through Friday: 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday; 2-5 p.m. Sunday. TODAY 1968 Youth Talent Exhibit and Science Fair, opens today, Central High School Fieldhouse: Hours, 1:30 p.m., today, 9 a.m.-9 p.m., Monday through Saturday. MONDAY Michael Venezia will exhibit the first large-scale use of leased steel angle stock as art in the Architecture and Design Building on the University of Michigan campus for one week beginning today.

WEDNESDAY Exhibit by Jimmy Ernest, second in a series of "Three American Painters," three-day show, Grand Rapids Art Museum. SATURDAY Wild Life Film Series, "The Bahamas," 7 and 9 p.m., W. K. Kellogg Auditorium. Grand Rapids Invitational SPEBSQSA Sing, 8 p.m., Civic Auditorium, Grand Rapids.

University of Michigan May Festival opens today, with American pianist Anthony Di Bonaventura performing with the Philadelphia Orchestra, under the direction of Eugene Ormandy, 8:30 p.m. in Hill Auditorium. WOMEN'S GROUPS MONDAY Christian Business and Professional Women's Council, 6:15 p.m. Post Tavern Motor Inn: Speaker, Stanley Canfield, a youth leader in the Gideon Society. TUESDAY The 1935 Club, 1 p.m., Mrs.

L. V. Nichols, 68 Stuart Blvd. William Forward Women's Relief Corps, social meeting, 12:30 p.m., Mrs. Victor Wensloff, 522 Simmons St.

Eagles Auxiliary, business meeting and nomination of officers, 8 p.m., Eagles Lodge, 148 E. Michigan Ave. Canton Oriental Auxiliary, 8 p.m., 100F Temple, 209 Main St. Abbie R. Flagg Tent, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War; carry-in dinner, Mrs.

William Decess, 301 Grove Delton; take table service and dish to pass. Randa Vista Club, 8 p.m., Mrs. Raymond Weeks, 3914 W. Michigan Take gift items for men in Vietnam. WEDNESDAY Past Noble Grands Club, to tie a quilt, 10 a.m., 100F Temple, 209 Main Potluck at Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, friendship night, decrees at 8 p.m., Masonic Temple.

THURSDAY The Bonnie Webber Home Study Group, 1 p.m., Mrs. Chester Gould, 111 Webber Lesson on home furnishing. Navy Mothers' Club, past commanders' dinner, 6:30 p.m., YMCA: Take dish to pass, table service. FRIDAY Friendly Service Club, business meeting and tea, 1 p.m., Mrs. Charles Oghton, 56 East N.

THESE VALUES GOOD ALL THROUGH APRIL LATEX WALL PAINT HOUSE PAINT PORCH DECK 1 SALE! SEMI-GLOSS PAINT ENAMEL 1st GALLON $6.99 2nd GALLON FOR 1c WALLPAPER PER 19c 29c 49c 69c 89c VALUES TO $2.00 ROLL- -TRIMMED FREE! WALLPAPER FACTORY OUTLET 41 CAPITAL, S.W. WO 2-2450 Hours Daily 8:30 5:30 Mon. 8:30 a.m. 8:30 p.m. WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS EYEGLASSES AT ONE LOW PRICE 98 COMPLETE WITH FRAME AND SINGLE VISION LENSES 100 STYLES, SHAPES AND COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM Bring The Whole Family! PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES AT SAME LOW PRICE DONT SETTLE FOR LESS THAN NATIONAL BRANDS BUY DIRECT FROM THE LABORATORY AND SAVE GUARANTEED FIRST QUALITY LENSES WHITE OR TINTED NATIONAL BRAND FRAMES PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES BIFOCALS, IF REQUIRED KRYPTOK, ULTEX OR FLATTOP ONLY $5.98 ADDITIONAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEED BROKEN FRAMES REPAIRED OR REPLACED WHILE YOU WAIT OCULIST'S PRESCRIPTIONS ALSO FILLED AT SAME LOW PRICE UNION MADE BY UNITED OPTICAL WORKERS LOCAL AFL-CIO KIN Eptical Co.

OPTICIANS OVER 3.000.000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS JOHN W. BAILEY BLDG. Contact CAPITAL AVENUE, S.W. SUITE 200 Lenses, $6995 PHONE WO 4-2521 -Easy PaymentsHOURS: 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M.

DAILY Contact Lens price does not include INCLUDING WED. AND prescription and all fittings which must OPEN MON. NIGHTS 'TIL 9 P.M. be by your Optometrist or Physician. All glasses, lens duplications sold only on prescription of licensed doctors Branches in Mony Principals Cities of U.S.

and Canada--Founded 1904 Slayer of 7 Given Life PONTIAC (AP) A 34-yearold factory worker was sentenced to mandatory life in prison on a first degree murder conviction in connection with the ax and gun slayings of seven members of his family in September 1964. The man, William G. Gravlin of nearby was sentenced by Judge' James S. Thorburn of Oakland County Circuit Court. The judge found Gravlin guilty last month after a week non-jury trial.

Gravlin was tried only on the death of a 16 year old stepdaughter, Judith Ann Bentley. Also killed were his wife, daughter and four other stepchildren. His daughter was shot to death. The others were slain with an ax. Gravlin, a onetime fireman, had been in Ionia State Hospital until last November when doctors said he was capable of assisting in his own defense.

His court-appointed attorney, Joseph L. Hardig said he would appeal the conviction. Hardig argued that Gravlin was insane at the time of the crime. The judge ruled after hearing testimony from three psychiatrists that Gravlin knew the difference between right and wrong at the time. Millage Rejected BRIDGEPORT (AP) Voters have rejected a 14-mill levy to operate Bridgeport schools.

The vote was against the proposed two-year millage package which would have renewed eight mills and added six mills in property tax. Supt. Martin Atkins of Bridgeport Schools said the board of education would call another election within 45 days. CLASSIFIED WANT-ADS PH. WO 4-7161 HOURS OPEN 8:00 A.M.

to P.M. Monday thru Friday Saturday 8:00 A.M. to 12 Noon DEADLINES Transient (non-contract) following day's paper. Noon (transient only). Cancellations made until 8:30 A.M.

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be responsible for the first days incorrect insertion. 1 Day 3 Days 1 5 Days 7 Days 10 Days 1.20 2.88 4.05 5.25 6.90 1.44 3.60 5.20 6.72 8.80 1.60 4.05 6.25 8.05 10.50 1.92 4.86 7.50 9.66 12.60 2.24 5.67 8.75 11.27 14.70 2.56 6.48 10.00 12.88 16.80 2.88 7.29 11.25 14.49 18.90 3.20 8.10 12.50 16.10 21.00 3.52 8.91 13.75 17.71 23.10 3.84 9.72 15.00 19.32 25.20 4.16 10.53 16.25 20.93 27.30 NOTICES Funeral Directors HEBBLE FUNERAL SERVICE "Serving All Faiths" 123 W. Michigan WO 5-5145 RICHARD A. HENRY FUNERAL HOME 703 Capital S.W. 962-5191 FARLEY FUNERAL HOME Serving This Area Since 1882 105 Capital, N.E.

Ph. WO 2-5527 Shaw Funeral Home BATTLE CREEK'S FIRST 121 Capital N.E. WO 8-8103 ROYAL FUNERAL HOME WO 4-3706 Cemetery Lots CALMLY AND CAREFULLY both husband and wife, together may select a family burial plot in beautiful Oak Hill Cemetery. Call WO 4-7321 for appointment. FOR SALE 4 spaces in Floral Lawn Memorial Gardens.

Call WO 3-9089, after 4 p.m. In Memoriam GIFTS. LARGE OR SMALL. to Northside Manor, Battle Creek's own non-profit Senior Citizens Residence Inc. will provide a lasting memorial for your loved ones.

Gifts may be sent care of Miss Altine McKee. 57 Garden Avenue. 963-8396. Lost and Found LOST Parakeet named Peter from 281 Champion St. REWARD.

WO Personals 4 BOOKKEEPING service. Year around. reasonable. 38 years experience. D.

E. Mcintire. WO 2-6648. NO wet carpets clean and on immediately. Rent new Host.

only $1. Rabbitt's Furniture. NEW ARRIVALS Stamped goods. Pillow Cases, Table Cloths and Crewel Embroidery Kits. Needlecraft and Baby Shop, 655 Capital S.W.

Security and Michigan Bankard. FOR RENT: 2-bedroom 54-ft. trailer Carpet, clean. No pets or children. At Port Richey, Florida.

$100 per month from May 1 to Dec. 1. Within 35 miles of Clearwater. Tampa and St. Petersburg.

Try Florida in the Summertime. Wo 4-2404. TASTY U.S. Grade Good BEEF SIDES, 48 cents lb. Processing for your freezer.

6 cents lb. B. C. LOCKER, WO 3-6300. GREGORY AND BAYS.

Tax and Bookkeeping Service. 1653 W. Michigan. 3-1309. WO 5-1727.

INCOME TAX Reliable Service All Forms HERMAN'S. WO 5-2094 65 Battle Creek Ave. Copies and Letter Writing Photostats, resumes, term papers, reports. etc. DE BOLT ASSOCIATES.

694 W. WO 5-3894. WHY wa't tor carpet to drv? Clean and us: instantly with new Host. Rent machine. $1.

Columbia Car. pet Tile. Columbia Plaza. LEONA HUONKER. Dressmaking.

1786 W. Highland Blvd. Alterations, formals. WO 4-0264. THE Private Detective.

A thorough 24-hour confidential ser. vice. Shadowing. Tape Photo Film Evidence. Call WO 4-2445 or write.

194 N. Union. FIGHT muggings. Assault. Purse Snatching.

Illegal entry. Carry Spray Instant Protection. Attacker Immediately Helpless. $2.98. Legal to possess- -Vital for life.

Home delivery. 963-6784. IF YOU have a DRINKING PROBLEM. call ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. WO 4-7577.

Box 261. WALLPAPER SALE 19c TO 69c 750 patterns in stock. Wallpaper Factory Outlet, 41 Capital. S.W. DIAL YOUR FAMILY BIBLE For comfort, hope, and security, listen to a 2-minute recorded Bi' message.

New every day. 24 hours a day. Dial 965-3996. BEEF for freezers. young Angus or Hereford.

49c pound. 75 lb. beef box, $59.95. Pay by the month. no membership fee.

GALESBURG. LOCKER. 665-7293. INCOME TAX Expertly quick Smith, service, 3-9342 $4 un. 308 W.

Goguac No Appointment Necessary COINS WANTED Will pay the following prices Silver Certificates $1.45 Silver War Nickles 9c each Silver Dollars $1.50 ea each Indian pennies 17c each Half Dollar, 1964 and before 55c Buffalo Nickles with dates 7c U.S. Proof Sets McDONALD COIN SHOP 149 Main St. SPOTS before your eyes on your new carpet remove them with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Urbandale Ace Hardware.

INCOME Tax All Forms Experienced. Reasonable. Prepared your home. Call WO 5-3152 mornings. ELDERLY ladies given loving care in Christian ho home, private room.

WO 3-2146. FORGET DRUDGERY and nuisance of weekly wash Let NU WAY do the job. Clothes fresh, bright and at cost too. One day service available. Shag rugs washed and dyed.

NU WAY CLEANERS WASHERETTE 1343 W. Michigan Ave. Ph. WO 8-8316 Special Notices 5 RUMMAGE, SALE. 9 141 W.

8:30 Michigan. to 1. Alpha Phi Beta Sorority. PAINT SALE interior or exterior. $2.98 gallon.

WALLPAPER FACTORY OUTLET. 41 Capital, S.W. PH. WO 4-7161 ANTIQUE SALE The estate of the late Mrs. John H.

Maeck 220 Fremont St. Battle Creek, Mich. Monday, April 15, 1968 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Furniture, clocks, silver, pictures, antique melodeon, lamps, and objects of art.

NOTICES Special Notices 5 (Continued) JOIN the "Wallace-for-President" movement now! We need 100 unteers to circulate one (1) petition each to put former Gov. George C. Wallace's name on the state ballot. We have only two weeks left. Hurry! We are a stone's throw from Victory.

Call the Wallace-for-President Headquarters, telephone 963-9702. 202 Bailey 1 Capital Avenue, S. Battle Creek, Michigan. Hours 9:00 to 2:00. Saturdays 9:00 to 4:00.

STAND UP For AMERICA. CAMP sewing machine. 415 S. Marshall Marshall. 781-8690.

Repair all makes, most models. Experienced. GARAGE SALE. 162 Eastwood Drive, Mark 15 Mercury outboard, small table saw, electric bi-fold doors, lamps and nottine; household goods. WO 4-3141.

BASEMENT sale. Monday thru Sat9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 146 Frelinghuysen. Miscellaneous household articles.

COLOSSAL Garage Sale 263 N. 20th. Mon. thru Fri. 9 a.m.

to 8 p.m. Clothing, kitchenware, toys. furniture. odds and ends. record books.

etc. Mrs. Bishop's Fifth Grade at Springfield Elementary for a 2-day trip to Chicago. NOTICE Notice is hereby, given that a special meeting members of the Battle Creek Area Hospital Funds, Inc. will be held followed by a special meeting of the Board of Directors of the Battle Creek Area Hospital Funds.

Inc. on Wednesday, April 17, 1968. at 4:30 p.m. in the board room of the Enquirer and News building. 155 W.

Van Buren Street. City of Battle Creek, Michigan. The purpose of the meeting will be to amend the articles of incorporation, to provide for the acceptance and distribution of specially designated funds. GARAGES GARAGES GARAGES APRIL not Garages, to exceed 14x20. 963-2154.

materials HICKS CEMETERY West Pennfield Cemetery Association Annual meeting at the Pennfield Fire Station, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. Floyd Shirley, Sec. Education DATA PROCESSING TRAINING IBM Computer, Key Punch STATE DATA SYSTEMS INST. 322 N. Rose, Kalamazoo Write or call 382-0440 SEMI Diesel truck training.

Learn to operate our latest equipment. Greer, WO 8-6151. G.I. approved. HEAVY equipment operators are needed.

Learn bulldozers, scrapers, drag lines, field training. Greer, WO 8-6151. G.I. approved. EMPLOYMENT NOTICE The Enquirer and News cannot disclose the identity of any advertiser designating a box number.

However, readers interested in the job offered. but wishing to avoid sending a resume to certain companies can do so. Acdress your reply to the box number and place it in an envelope addressed to Classified Advertising, Special Box Service, along with a note listing the companies you do not want your reply to reach. If the advertiser is anyone on your list we will destroy your reply. Help Wanted- -Either Sex 11 COOK.

Full or part time. Apply in person. Countryside Inn. 1967 E. Michigan.

SCHOOL BUS drivers, good pay and fringe benefits. Apply in person. Battle Creek Public Schools, 315 W. Goodale between 8:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.

WOW! am looking for a particular type man. A man who will take an interest in my business as if it was his own. Work in local area. Must have own car and be ready to go to work at once if accepted. Up to $650 per month guaranteed if you meet our requirements.

For an interview call 965-0916 from 9 a.m. to 12 (noon). DAY time help for inside and hops. Apply at Country Boy DriveIn. no phone calls.

BARTENDER WANTED. Some perience helpful. be over 21. Apply in person Post Tavern tor Inn. Either Sex, Sales 11-A COLLEGE students.

Earn while you learn. Part time work. Good money. Rapid advancement. Invaluable experience to those qualified, cellent for married couples.

Training provided. 060 For information call 965-2103. Help Wanted -Male 12 STATION attendant wanted, second shift. Apply in Person Sunoco. 1-94 and Helmer Red.

or call 965-9883 between 6 and 2. JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN. City of Battle Creek. Journeyman's license. Experience in installation, maintenance, repair of electrical equipment.

Excellent City Hall, Battle P. Creek. benefits. Apply Personnel Office, EXPERIENCED pharmaceutical salesman to represent well-established surgical supply house. Sell to hospitals and physicians in Kalamazoo-Battle Creek area.

Reply to Box G-800, Enquirer and News. NATIONAL ORGANIZATION Wants full-time male and female help. Possible of $200 to $400 per Must have car. earnings, Contact Don Baker 962-0325 Operating Room SUPERVISOR Experienced R.N. Excellent salary and benefits.

Inquire Personnel Department, Battle Creek Sanitarium, 185 N. Washington. Phone 964-7121. IF YOU WORK FOR A BANK Finance Small Loan there is a FINE OPPORTUNITY available to the right man in the Installment Loan Dept. of a bank in this area.

Are you the right man? Direct written inquiries to: Box B-800, Enquirer and News. STAFF PHARMACIST Full or part time. Adequate salary and benefits. Inquire Personnel Department, Battle Creek Sanitarium, 185 No. Washington.

Phone 964-7121. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted -Male 12 (Continued) 2 JOURNEYMEN tool and die makers. full time employment, apply in person U.S. Register 344 E. Burnham.

MULTIPLE LINE SPECIAL AGENT Position open in Western Michigan for aggressive, imaginative, multipie line fieldman with 5 years experience in Western Michigan Field. Strictly Bureau Company, no gimmicks, but seeking all lines, especially automobile, applicant. Must be resident of Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, or Grand Rapids. Needs man capable of turning territory into full branch operation. ducer Seeking proven new agency pro: earning $9,500 at present who wishes advancement opportunities today.

Box J-800. Enquirer and News. WANTED 2 Good Men To sell new Chryslers and Plymouth cars. Must be 21. You can make excellent earnings with full time employment.

Selling experience helpful but not necessary. Apply in person Mr. Baird, Salesmanager Horner-Coppin Co. 194 W. Michigan Ave.

MAINTENANCE MEN Immediate openings for experienced all around hydraulic, electrical, and mechanical maintenance men. Company benefits, potential to move up, excellent pay. Shift work plus overtime available now. Call Bruce Martin RESEARCH MOLDING INC. Mendon, Mich.

1-616-496-2265 ACCOUNTANT For Double Entry Department of large bookkeeping firm. Some mal accounting education, and at least two years working experience on multiple sets of books required. Salary Open. Additional year- end bonus. Must relocate Lansing if not within commuting distance.

Send Resume: (No phone calls, please) Personnel Director, Simplified Bookkeeping Tax Service, 4305 S. Cedar, Lansing, Michigan. 48909. YOUNG MAN. high school graduate or better.

Previous experience in appliance and TV sales preferred but not necessary. Liberal fringe benefits. insurance and hospitalization, vacation. An equal portunity employer. Apply in son Joe Danna, Firestone Stores.

99 W. Michigan. DESIGNERS AND DRAFTSMEN Commonwealth Associates, a leading architectural and engineering firm, provides professional consulting and design services to utility, industrial, institutional and government ganizations. Opportunities exist for personnel experienced in the following areas: STRUCTURAL MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTATION Complete benefits program. CONTACT MR.

D. NELSON Personnel Office Or send resume to: OMMONWEALTH ASSOCIATES INC. 209 E. Washington Avenue Jackson, Michigan 49201 An Equal Opportunity Employer EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted -Male 12 (Continued) MAN WANTED AS STEEL WAREHOUSEMAN. Requirements High school graduate, military ser.

vice completed or draft exempt. Must pass rigid physical. Dependability Excellent good work record for a must. opportunity right young man. Apply in person ALRO STEEL 801 No.

20th. 20th. EXPERIENCED GRILL COOK Hours 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Phone WO 3-6491.

EXPERIENCED fence. Battle installer Creek for Farm mohair reau, WO 2-4025. SECURITY GUARDS, Part time, future full-time. Height. 5 ft.

8 good health, clear police record. Prefer age 40 to 65. EQUAL OP. PORTUNITY. Call 964-4554.

10 a.m. to 2 p.m. PROGRAMMER. Working perience utilizing autocoder or Cobol. Person selected will assist in developing new systems in educational field.

Send resume or call A. L. Gillis, Calhoun Intermediate School District. County Marshall, Mich. Phone 781-5165.

PROFESSIONAL apartment ager. permanent. conscientious. experienced needed for soon to be completed large complex. Excellent compensation.

Kalamazoo area. Forward complete resume of personal history and references to Box C-800, Enquirer and News. Funerals LOCAL FUNERALS KNELL, MR. ELMORE C. Friends may call at the Farley Funeral Home where funeral services will be held Monday at 3:30 p.m., Rev.

Herbert E. Eicher of the First sembly of God Church officiating. Interment Memorial Park tery. ORLANA, WEBB. Friends may at the Royal Funeral Home where services will be held 2 p.m.

Tuesday. Interment Morgan Cemetery, Leroy Township. BLACKBURN, arrangements will LLOYD be B. announced Funeral rad later by Hebble's. DECOTEAU, ESTELLA H.

Friends may call at the Royal Funeral Home until 12 noon Monday. Interment Muncton, New Brunswick, Canada. GILBERT, JAMES G. Arrangements and the funeral hour will be announced later by the Patton Funeral Home. LEMP.

MR. VERN. Friends may call at the Farley Funeral Home on Monday. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. STATE FUNERALS HOWARD, DONALD E.

Friends may call at the Spencer Funeral Home in Athens where services will be held at 1:30 Monday, Rev. Garold Sim in son officiating. Interment North Athens Baptist Cemetery. WEEKS. NILE R.

Friends may call at the Spencer Funeral Home in Athens where services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday. Rev. John Dosh officiating. Interment Leroy Congregational Cemetery.

GURD, MR. LEO R. (BOB) Friends will be received by the family from 7 to 9 p.m. this evening at the Henton-Smith Funeral Home. Delton, where services will be held Monday at 2 p.m.

with the Rev. Father Denis Nash officiating. Interment Prairieville Cemetery. Graveside services will be under the auspices of the Hickory Corners Simmonds Williams Post No. 484 of American Legion.

PTA MONDAY Battle Creek Council, board meeting, 7 p.m., regular meeting of Battle Creek Board of Education to replace business session, 7:30 p.m., Fireplace Room, Willard Library; refreshments, 8:30 p.m. SERVICE CLUBS TUESDAY Bedford Lions Club, 7 p.m., Masonic Temple in Bedford: Election of officers. WEDNESDAY B.C. Exchange Club, 12:10 p.m., Hart Hotel: Kid's Day, Morris Aikin and his animal show. Athens Rotary Club, 12:15 p.m.; Athens Congregational Church.

THURSDAY Kiwanis Club, noon, Hart Hotel. Urbandale Kiwanis Club, 6:30 p.m., Urbandale Lutheran Church: Speaker, Bob Darkey, "Population Explosion." FARM CALENDAR MONDAY Soil board meeting, 8 p.m., extension office, Marshall. TUESDAY Forage discussion and equipment display, 8 p.m., Marshall High School vocational room. Area 4-H foods meeting, 7:30 p.m., Jackson County. THURSDAY Progressive Farmers meeting, 8 p.m., home of Maurice Benham, Marshall.

Modern Home Ec meeting, 8 p.m., Mrs. Joan Miller, Marshall. County Horse Breeders meeting, 8 p.m., extension office. FRIDAY Techniques in community planning course, B. E.

Henry Building. B. E. Henry scholarship committee meeting, 7:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Ruby Henry.

GENERAL MONDAY Lakeview Senior Citizens, potluck dinner, 6:30 p.m., Room B-8, Lakeview High School; take table service, dish to pass; games after dinner. Senior Recreation Club, Easter birthday dinner, noon, YWCA; take dish to pass, table service. B.C. Civil War Round Table, 7:30 p.m., Post Clubhouse, 275 Cliff Speaker, Frank B. Jones, "The Impeachment Trial of Andrew Johnson." What's your excuse? Published to save lives in cooperation with The International Newspaper Advertising Executives.

The Advertising Council, the National Safety Council, MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST Urgently needed! A.S.C.P. Registered or eligible. Above average benefits and salary. Contact Personnel Department, Battle Sanitarium, 185 No. Washington.

Phone 964- 7121. COMBINATION MAINTENANCE WELDER Must have proof of 10 years in trade or A journeyman's card. Contact Personnel Office. UNITED STEEL AND WIRE CO. 962-5571 2-1890.

ACCOUNTANT AUDIT A GROUP OF RETAIL STORES for FIRESTONE! Good salary, expenses, choice of territories. You will operate from a centrally located headquarters town, auditing a group of Firestone retail stores to protect assets and reports. This is an excellent opportunity to join the world-wide Firestone organization; unlimited opportunity for you to advance. You should have two years auditing or public accounting experience. You will be given up to six months training and choice of territories with relocation expenses paid.

Find out what we can offer you. INQUIRE NOW. Call: Mr. F. Tipton Monday, April 15th.

Grand Rapids 451-2911 Collect or write: Mr. D. C. Shirey FIRESTONE TIRE RUBBER COMPANY 1200 Firestone Parkway Akron, Ohio 44317 An equal opportunity CAR WASH INVESTORS Better Ideas from Toledo Fully Automatic 50c Car Wash All equipment two to five year unconditional guarantee. Most comprehensive and longest in the U.S.A.

Major oil company approved. Installed easily in any existing bay or building. Handles continuous flow of traffic. In two minutes wash and rinse. Wax optional for 25c.

Operates 24 hours a day. Competitively priced. Finance plan available. Only uses 32 gallons of water per car, lowest in the industry. Some dealer locations still available.

Call or write for free prospectusColdwater, Mich. (517) -279-9548 E. Chicago St. -Main Theater Building TAPCO Toledo Automatic Products Company 7 South Superior St. Toledo, Ohio 43602 MAN OVER 35 SEEKING SECURITY? An international concern will offer profit sharing program to an individual with good character.

The person selected must have a background of maturity and ability and must possess a strong desire to become a successful executive. Our company enjoys the prestige of being the leader in its field and is respected for both its financial stability as well as its ethical standards of conducting business. Endorsement from hundreds of the nation's business leaders confirms this. In order to be selected, you must meet our requirements and be willing to accept our methods of training. In our training program, we teach you to conduct our business in a professional manner both in servicing our established accounts as well as establishing new accounts.

This position can earn you the first year, high above average earnings. Succeeding years earn additional increases as you continue to give more experienced service to an ever-expanding clientele. (THIS IS NOT INVESTMENT, STOCKS OR INSURANCE) If you feel you. may be the kind of person we are seeking, call collect George Perkins, National Sales Director, 704-865-1256, Monday and Tuesday, April 15 and 16, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m..