Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 36

Announcements C-10 THE STATE JOI RWL Tues, July 5. 1966 Points to Problems Facing World USE THIS CLASSIFIED INDEX FIND IT IN A HURRY! Classified Advertising MSU Man Urges Biological 'Core Course' for Engineers ilnnc time to come," said Dr.lorganismic biology and environmental or ecolocical biology. Hall. The computer, He noled that MSU has already transistors, lasers, and a a series of required sub- 1 i i A.VNOCNCEMENT LOST. FOUND AND STRAYED 1 Deathi and Funeral 3 Funeral Director 3 Card of Thank 4 In Memoriani Florlsta 6 Monuments and Cemetery Lot 7 Personal! 7A T-ewilj 8 Rummage Sales 8A Auction Sales 9 Bids Wanted 10 Share the Rid AUTOMOTIVE AA Airplanes 11 Automobiles for Sale 12 Auto Trucks for Sale 12A Mobile Homes Sale-Rent 12B Wanted Mobile Homes 12C Mobile Homesites 12D Auto Trailers Sale-Rent 1.1 Auto Accessories.

Tires. Parts 13A Karts. Parts. Service 14 Autos. Trucks For Rent-Lease 15 Bicycles-Motorcycles 16 Repairing Service Stations 17 Wanted.

Automotive 17A Wanted to Rent Automotres BUSINESS AND HOME SERVICE 1st Home Services Offered 1 BuildintE and Contracting 20 Cleaning. Dyeing- and Renovating 21 Dressmaking, Sewing 21A Exterminating. Fumigating 22 Heating. Plumbing and Roofin 23 Insurance and Surety Bonds 24 laundering 2.t Moving. Trucking.

Storage 2TA Dirt. Trash, Hauled 2 Painting. Papering. Decorating; 27 Printing. Engraving.

Binding 25 Professional Services 29 Repairing. Refinishin 29A Upholstering 3tt Beauty Salons EMPIjOVMENT EMPLOYMENT AGENCTES-a 32 Help Wanted Female 32A Female Help. Sales 33 Help Wanted Male 33A Male Help. Sales 34 Help. Male ami Female 3fS Male A Female.

Sales more, will not stav in the spot ht as as lhe bioloRical Thno. uill nrrma nont fixture in the en cineenn curriculum of tomorrow, just as mathematics and physics are to dav." He said that a "core course" in biological science one year in length should be incorporated in to all undergraduate engineering programs. The course would include molecular-cellular biology, Coed, Hurt In Mishap, Transferred A Michiean State University, co-ed. seriously injured in a traffic accident Friday, was reported in good condition today by officials at Olin Health Cen ter. Campus police said Denise 2 Jia si.ii.-in.vs fr agricultural engineers in itheir junior year.

The courses include studies of bio- physical and biochemical iiems. rnviruniiirm we pidiu and environment of the animal. Goldwaler Backs LBJ War Policy PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) Bar ry Goldwaler has told a student group opposing U. S.

iet Nam policy that the enemy must be made to realize "we mean busi- ness" before American troops are pulled out. "If a government is organized in ict Nam that we can depend on and which is not Communist controlled," Goldwaler said, "I thing to withdraw if we were fmm thp h.1(.i-nf a fnlPi. loutside his Phoenix home, ad- mostly memlers of Students for a Snripfv ThP kii. dpnts hafi Itoen demonstrating outside the Goldwatcr home, kmfI of hof out hcre Goldwaler said. "I know that VOu have a message to deliver 3fiA situations Wanted Male-Female Mrauo oM iiowe wayne.jttiinK it would be the proper apparently walked in front ot a parked bus on snaw Lane near asked to.

the Inlernational Center into the The 19M prrsick-n-side of a truck driven by Albert candidate spoke Monday ri'LLMAX. Wash. The na Hon engineers were urped last week to increase their background in the biological sciences in order to "serve in a major niie in imtimK me iu- ture needs of the world. rw r-p Ilill fh'iirmin vnii tinu, viiuii mull ui Michigan State University's De partment of Agricultural Engi neering, said the field of bioen-pineenng could be vital to the well-being of the world. "r'or every seven persons in the world 20 years ago.

there are 10 today. By 1984. there will be 17. "Kifiy-seven per cent more food will bo needed," contend ed Mr. Hall.

"The well-trained bioengineer will be incorporated Into teams or groups to help solve some of the problems associated with these increasing food needs. NOTKS PROBLEMS Speaking at the annual meet Ing of the American Society for Engineering Education, the MSL agricultural engineer noted that the major problems already fac ing the world are strongly re- l.ited to the biological sciences. These include (1) production and distribution of food; (2) processing food to reduce losses end improve storability; (3) dis posal of waste and (4) control- ing environment of plants and animals. Oiher major problems, as seen; by Dr. Hall, include insuring a pure water supply; solving prob lems of transportation: control ling air pollution; farming the seas for f(Kd.

minerals and ma i a I and maintaining the health of the human body. In alt of those areas, back- cround and training in unA thP hinlnt-iral sciences and the biological sciences will lx extremely valuable for a Man Sheds Weight In Water HARRISBURG. Pa. (AP) last winter Russell Chaffee. s'tepped on a' scale and frowned; when the needle came to rest at 232 pounds.

"Way too heavy," said Chaffee, who stands only 5-foot-R. Dieting is very difficult for Chaffee, who admits, "I eat ev erything. That's my 1 Momemayor 01 mi w. lonia, Lansing. mh is neing treated lor rniipw cinHrnts and 1 11 lie happy to reply and leg cuts and a broken pelvis.

miss was on tain us tor me summer iresnman onen- program when the acci- dent occurred. Health center of said that her condition 0 0 a 0VPr tne weekend trans- her home in Wayne. Man Roams Into Race, Is Unhurt nnQTllV ZAP tnnn mn FINANCIAL 3S Business Opportunities 3SB Wanted Business Opportunity 39 Investments. Stocks. Bonds 40 Money to Loan 41 Wanted to Borrow INSTRUCTION 42 Correspondence Courses 42A Trade Schools 43 Local Instruction Classes 44 Musical.

Dancing. Dramatle 45 Private Instruction 46 Wanted IratrueUosi UVESTOdt 47 Pets and Supplies 47A Wanted Pets 48 Horse Livestock Emrfpment 48A Bees and Supplies 49 Poultry and Supplies 49A Wanted Eggs and Poultry 50 Wanted Livestock MERCHANDISE 51 Articles for Sals 51 Swaps, Barter. Errhanga 52 Boats and Accessories KA Fishing. Hunting Supplies S2B Campers Sale Rent 53 Building Materials 54 Business and Office Equipment 54A Cameras. Photos.

Supplies 55 Farm and Dairy Products 55A Farm Equipment. Supplies S5B Feed-FerHllzer-Seeds 56 Coal. Wood. Fuel OH 57 Good Things to Eat 58 Homemade Things 59 Household Goods 60 Jewelry. Watches.

Diamonds 61 Machinery and Tools 62 Musical Merchandise G2A Radios. TV and Eoulpraeat ro Lawn-Garden Supplies 63A Nurseries Specials at the Stores 65 Wearing Apparel Sfi Wanted to Buy 66A Wanted to Rent. Miscellaneous 66B Miscellaneous for Rent Automofiva AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 BUICKS NO MONEY DOWN 1959 4-DOOR. 1960 CORVA1K 4-door. 1960 PONTIAC Catalina Coupe.

19SS BUICK hardtop coupe. 1957 OLDSMOBILE conve, lil.le. -'-CHEVROLET super Sliort coupe. 1964 BUICK Sklalk. 1961 WILLYS Jeep Wason.

195S Oldsmobile couic. NO MONEY DOWN NO MONEY DOWN! NO MONEY DOWN! RED WHITING'S DEPENDABLE USED CARS INC. 2311 E. MICHIGAN AVE. PH.

IV 9-6639 buick irira top. Automatu LeSabre 4-door hard- lull power. 1-owner. M.bl'n. Dick Lyon Chrysler-Plvmoiith N.

Cedar tMasnrLPh. BUICK SPECIAL 196.1 delUsita'tKm wacon. V-8. turbine drive, radio, heater, power steeniuc. teel mist with malrhinc vinvl trim.

Clean inside and Michigan. Ph. IVJ73769. 96.3 Elect ra. Full power.

conditioned, new tires. Excellent con- U11MIM. HU Bt It itb3 Riviera hardtop. connmon. ijnw j-ownei nines, wnitewa tire, radio.

Just down or wiji take trade. See jonn. LOSsiroves tars. 1410 rtdiiiaw. rn.

IV 4-14j4. CADILLACS Krw 10tK ri. Coupe de VilJes. Sedan de Villes and funeniDies. am colors, air conni tioned.

We desperately need late. clean CM used cars. No reasonable jimn inr iraae-in allowance. is ine nme to cnange ror the fines automobile ever built, the lfWM Cadil lac. McClintock's.

2400 E. Michigan. CADILLAC 195 deVille convert lhie. light blue, dark blue ton. a power.

original owner. Call IV 4-796: CADILLAC 194S convertible, no rust, sell to highest bid. Ph. TU CHEVELLE 19tii Super Sport 3C posuraf'tion. 4-speed.

loaded with, ac cessories. Must sell. i'h. CHEVROLET lfH3 Impala SS coupe This is a beauty! Automatic, V-8. power steering and brakes, radio.

neater, whitewalls. 1.49.. Bud Kout Chevrolet. 2S00 E. Michigan.

Ph. iv CADILLAC 1962 Sports Sedan, white. tuarK and white interior, rcrent trade. Really sharp. 51.993.

McClintock Cad mac. CADILLAC 1963 Sports Sedan, de ville, Nevada silver, matching like new Interior. One owner. Full power plus other extras. 52.693.

McClintock Cadillac. CADILLAC 1958 Sedan DeVille. Air conn 1 1 loned. power bra kes. power steering.

No money down. On ine spot financing. Cram Motors 2926 K. Saginaw. Ph.

9-1008 or IV CADILLACS 1961. Coupe de Ville. hite with blark and white interior. hull power. lb.tKK) one-owner miles Also Starlight Coupe de Ville.

matrh- Ing interior, full power. 53.495. Mc- Cadillac. CADILLAC 1964 convertible, white, black top, genuine blark leather Interior. Full power.

Like new. S3.593. MrClintork Cadillac. CHEVROLET Lee MarGillivray. Has- Iett.

Mich. Check our deals. Open every nignt Ul 3. Ph. Kfc 9-8226.

OK sea cars. CHEVROLET'S Save! Drive out Sagl- nftw uignway 5 minutes west of Waverly Road and get our prires! Huhn Chevrolet Sales. Ph. b27-23o0 Open nights til 9. CHEVROLET 1959 2-rtwr wagon.

6- cyiinder, standard shift, transportation special. 5150. Burcham Auto SaIes.46(K) N. East St. Ph.

4S9-1116 CHEVROLET 1959 Re Air." white with beige interior. Has auto- mane transmission, radio, heater. onto the track in front of i resiufm jonnson. lead horses at the finish line "If the 60 million Americans during the feature race at Suf- folk Downs Mondav but escaped injury even though he; was brushed bv two horses. The crowd of 24.125 gasped as the position of having to live up he lunged between the two lead- to his commitments to them or ers.

Taunton and Happy Voterjadmit that democratic govern-l Goldwatcr shook hands with the leaders of the group and then heard Jim Snyder, 20. of Arizona State University, read a prepared statement which said: "By involving Mr. Goldwatcr in our demonstration against the war in Viet Nam. we hope to convey to the vast majority the American people the extent, to which they have been be- who voted against Goldwater's policy could tie made aware that they got it anyway, Presi- idem Jonnson would oe put in ment is as much a myth here as it is in Saigon, Goldwaler replied "I have to defend my Tresi- dent. We see eye-to-cye on this.

"No American likes war, but Inism." Sulvav Fare In New York Up 5 Cenls fiire Ion" one of the! jowps't in naI7n (iod today! nf U.J ROOMS AND BOARD 67 Rooms with Board 67 A Rooms Out of Town 68 Rooms Without Board 69 Rooms for Housekeeping 70 Vacation Places Where to Eat 72 Convalescent Homes 73 Wanted Rooms or Board REAL ESTATE FOR RFNT 74 Apartments and Fla's 74A Garages. Buildings 7r Rusinesb Hares for Kent j6 arms and I-and for Rent 77 Houses for Rent 78 Office and Desk Room 79 Resort for Rent 0 Out of State for Rent SI Wanted lo Kent REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Brokers In Real Estate 82 Business Property for Sals 83 farms and Ijind for Sale 84 Houses for Sale 84A Income Property. Sals 55 Lots for Sale 86 Resort for Sale 87 Suburban for Sale fBOut of State for Sale 85 To Exchange Real Estat 89 Wanted Real Estate S9A Contracts for Sale SOU Contracts Wanted 1EPH0NE miMBtl IS ft. IV 5-3211 Ask switch hoard operator for courteous, tramt-d "Ad-Taker" who will maice sugnpstlons. write and schedule your ads for maximum results at minimum cost.

Transient (non-mntrart) ads taken until 5 P.M. daily. Noon Saturday tor Sunday. 4 P.M. Saturdav for Monday transient only).

Chek your ads. report errors immeolately. Cancellation and corrections on typographical error can be made until 10 A M. Monday through Kn-day. 9 A.M.

Saturday nd 12 Noon Saturday for Sundav. The State Journal will responsible onW for tn first day's incorrect insertion, CKrt-of-Town orders accepted oa basts ynu telephone "ted In your nsm. Automotive AUTOMOBILES FORSALE CHE VROLET 1964 Impala. convert -ible. Above average, compare our deal.

Red Whiting's Dependable Vs-ed Cars. 23U K. Michigan Ave. Ph. IV CH ROLET 19T5 sport coupe.

to you on this one' Sl.Sl5 Automatic. V-8. power steering and whitewalls. radio and heater. Bud Kouts Chevrolet.

2500 E. M.eh- ian. Ph. IV9-6'vK CHEVROLET white with hluirT-tenor. Has radio, heater, washes and wipers.

Runs gritd and the lowest price tag you'll town. Im-acine full ruice. Story ciij S'-l userl cars Ask J. Mloy at Story (Jlf Cars. I Avenue.

Hast I Thursday and rttjay evenings til 9. CHEVROLET 6-cvhndcr. "automatic. 4-d'-w-r, rad-o and heater. clean.

5 195. Ar Motors, Washington and Eim. i'h. 4M- CI 1 LET I I rr.i a Sur 2-door hardfop. 4-speed engine, midn.sht blue finish and sharp.

l'to Inc-- -1 E. Michigan. CHEVROLET Capnre hardtop, standard V-8. r-nwer stcpia and brakes, radio, heater, tur the Iiixurs--minpd luivpr New car wananty. M.4-.5.

Bud 9-fivw SU0 F- Ph. IV CHEVROLET Bel Air." 1964 wason." automatle. V-S. power iteenns brakes, whitewalls. radio and heatei Ihis one is pnrrd to seli: S1.41.':.

Bud Kouts Chevrolet. 2S00 E. Muhi-fcan. t'h. I CHEVROLET ir6) -agon.

ti- very clean, no rust. i I'h. CHEVROLET green B.seavne."': d''i. automatic. ia-t and heatc: Only 8.5.

h) miles. Ph. 1V2-1 aiEVROLET -Utli liol 6 hnder with power sf--spi -ing. heater. No doubts with Bud on this one.

M.ir.t;-. p.v.-l Che miei. Ph IV CHEVROLET" light 1:65 SS. 4-specd. H27." i 1.

going into sei- condition. Must ire. Ph FE CHEVROLET Bi-ayne standard tiansm.sion. radio a heater. Terrific second ear Bud Kouts Chevrolet.

200 K. Michigan. Ph. IV CHEVROLET auiomatic. fa-cylmder.

heater Don ait on this ne: sfvs. Bud Chevrolet. 2S00 E. Michigan. Ph.

IV CHEVROLET convert! ible. 4 -speed. 327 encine. Sharp. Powers Used Cars.

E. Little lot. Bi, barains. Ph. IV 1.

CHEVROLET 3f63 Bel -s. automatic, power steering Very sharp. Only "j-n. Thorp 2NJ0 E. Grand River.

CHEVROLET. lmpala277 nardtop, 4-speed. with inyl top and r. 1 1 New ca wai -ranty. Sharp.

Spa-tan Motors. E. Michigan. Ph. IV CHEVROLET 1958 convertible.

V-ST automatic. power stesnrg, powr-brakes, rebuilt transmission. pnc.) to sell. liur'ham Auto Sales. 1 17b- N.

East St Ph IV CHEVROLET-- 1'6J 6. standaidi r.celie:it condition. ome and see It. S92 Richmond. Ph.

82-r797. CHEVROLET 3f64 Biscayne 2-door. finish, fawn interior. 6 cylinder, Cameo bcis economical transmission, radio, other extras. An OK buy for the bird.

$1,195. We will trade. England-Conk Chevy-town, E. Michigan at Cedar. Ph.

IV 2-1256. CHEVROLET CORVETTES and IH.iLK. 1 ht'V re above compare our deals Red Whiting Dependable I'sed Cars. pe Michigan Ave. Ph.

IV CHEVROLET Check our deils at 1-arrh. Ph. ra-fi'Vyi. l''. 4C9 ill extras.

51.575. Ph. A .1. 720 CHEVROLET A-l coni ton. ED CHEVROLET, 6-passenger tion wasim.

-S. aut(matic radio, heater and whitewaiN. All beige and in excellent rendition. Priced to sell. 1.2t5.

Philp Dodire I'sed Cars. 3011 E. Saginaw. I'h. CHT; VKOLET.

IWj Monza, J-door. hardtip. Beaut dark BTt'n finish, low milca-'e ar.d in excellent condition. Yours for nn! Philp Dod.re T'-d Cars, E. Saginaw, ph.

CHEVROLET. Convertible, auto matic, h.vceiicnt condition, pov.rr steering, brakes. Ph. ED 7-1 in after CHEVROLET 1957 4-doop V-. neds nnt repair.

a. (niVTv rot.pt. w-nn. mi EO)W. smi tues.

body rusted. S75. Call 669-2657. CHEVROLET 1953. 6 cylinder, automatic, good transportation.

$30. Ph. 2-7677. CH VP.OLEfTT962 Impala. 4-donr haidtop.

power steering and brakes. Vacuum trunk release. 5925. Ph. 4M- CHEVY 111961 Nova 4-door sedan.

6-cylinder. stick shift, 26.0tj0 actual one-owner miles, gold finish and tre newest '64 Chevy II in town. Osnmn Auto. 26il E. Michigan.

Ph. 49-1424. Cl I 1963 Nova. 2-door. hardtop.

Automatic, radio, heater, very low mileage, whitewalls. Tuiouoie with bla' interior. Console. See this one. 51.695.

Philp Dodge t'cd Cars. 3011 E. Saginaw, ph. CHRYSLER 1966 2-floor harfl! top. lornueMite.

power steennz. power brakes, radio. 2-tone bron7e ar.d white, tan vinyl bucket sea's, whitewall tires. Save on th demonstrator. Harold Pletz Motor Sales.

150 E. Oiand River. WUIiam-ston. Ph. 655-1V70.

CORVA1R Monza. 196:1. 4-do-r. 4-speed. bucket seats, radio, wh'tp-W4lis.

miles. Mu-st sell. SS50. Ph. SPITFIRE MARK II the Weather" Factory-fresh oars now tn stock and on display at out suimmincr lhe Sus- and said he thom he was a lct me rcnllnd 'ou of onc out suimming the Sus mcntal WM ir we ose 11S war tnose people miehanna River, all U0 miles l0 Boston Statc Hospital for are going to be subjected to the It.

observation. jworst kind of tyranny the world Swimminr? ronsump about Jockey Frank Inannelli. who'has ever known commu- LOST. FOUND, STRAYED CAT Gnlrl colored male. 6 month.

I.nst vinmty of 100 Work ol S. Ijiirh between Kalamazoo and Michigan. I'h KV-W. KGl'M) Ccx-ker spaniel, black, white and tan. Mirhuan and Washington.

Owner find in Humane Koriptv FRENCH POODLE Lost Monday! rull stze. steel Krey. Dutch clip. jcel Hue collar. Answers to Pierre.

Reward. Ph. IV 4-l LOST: Butnvit'. Vicinity of downtown, Greenj. Reward Ph.

IV 5-5IIK FY. I N( KS Blond female, lost viein- ity Uaveily Junior wear-li red collar and leash. Reward. Call tVKIrio after ft. Obituaries and Funeral Notices DEATHS Hil MRS.

UK F. Ham ton. Mlrhltan Ase 6. died Mondav afternoon at a local hospital Sne a res, dent of DeWitt for IS Sean moving to Harry. in She was a member 01 the DeU'itt Community 'Min-h.

Blue Stiir Mothers Ileum Chapter W). Rosal N. DeU'itt a- I trie Rebecca llje of she is surviven1 bv .1 sons. Roianrl of Livonia. Sid- IX-Witt.

Ri. ha.d of dauhte-s. Mrs Aleta and Mrs. Lilian Wil. iMith of Lansmi.

Mis Wtlcox and Mr. Ve-a K. hoth DeUitt. and Mrs. Ilc.en of I.y,,ns: 4 hrolrw.s.

Matsp.all anil 'oleii lowers. both of DarrM.m. John Lwy of Ijin.in. Il'itf of Harryton; ti sisters. Mrs.

M.ih;e Jorienson of Bell Onk. Ms, tiiesler of Ij.ke. Mrs Exa a of Weidman. Mrs. Hansen of Rodney.

M-. Edith of Ierne. Mrs W'l-ma Henderson of Barrvton- 4 Funeral s-mr-es will he held at the 1-uneral Home. DeWitt. Ih'irsday p.m.

wi'h the Rev. iJiVern Br-e; of the Valley farms Riptist ChorcH offic-nt. tnj. Interment Chapel Hill Memorial Lansing UIRD. MRS.

MARTHA D. 11:0 Aze K. died Sunday af a local ho-Pital. Born Am. 'J7.

IsT.I. in I'ort Union. Mrs. Ijiird had heen a resident of Lan.inz 'earj eommz heie from Kast oldan. a-e: one son.

a A M'tes. Insmz: ore Mrs. strong Detroit; crandi hildren: 1 (r-eat-iirardch en: one cent-treat anddautrhter. Funeral senire. will Vednes- day at 4 m.

at the fiorsl, left, mriman Funeral Home th Be-. Charles Goudev of Pit-B im Conarecational Church of-f ciatrrc Graveside services will held Thursday at 2 m. at Jones Cemetery in East Jordan. wimjam a n.t. wmianision Acp 69.

rt rrl July 4 at a local r. Pital. Born Junp 5. 197. at c.iarvior.

Ohin. Mr. lmpt'r id hrt'n a revdmt nf th arra for ypars. fhvrKT of the U'tl-I'jm A fur 17 farv rnmpanv was Iota I li.sT- ihutor fnp I'ella nn-! H- of st. Mutt's Oiunh.

:lharr.on. nrrribrT nf tbr N.it:or,al ad Asso-ia-t on of Horre a mpmlter of t-f HaITt-( riuh a'7: thf wife. Kftn; oe Mr. Robert Kn-f 1 WiH.arr.ston; .1 ciartd-itrei' m'v-vrs will tie held Thu'-vriay jt Tl am. at te Clotsl'ne-Iiun'i-rran ft 'ha pel.

Kat with Kr. James Sullivan of St Clhnl'p rtl-rh. Bnzhton. Mirh nffi-r'a'ipi in Summit Cemetery, Wilhamston. MORROW.

JOHN" C. fif.9 Conprr ltd. Landing rlM July 15 OKmi He had be-n a of nf his life. from Okemn 11: attended M1: was pT.r:-wii at Lumr 0. for te pat ti ears II? Bible Survivor: are -it'ir.

The-of I-ni Bear-h. Calif 1 h-o'er Morrow of Jvr.g Beach. and 1 si-t-T Mrs. Stewart of I.an"-.r e-jce will he ridU'ted hv Rv. iMUnn of the Road B'ht.

Ch'irfh nt the Chapel at 1 i p.m. with interment in Sanf.i-d Cemetery in Li ins-it ua County. x'rn'ov. ins. vioi.a fvaxs ssoh x.

r.mM Bir. TJ. at a Inra! hop' al i.y -i. jiv had a of t.anmK. graduated from Arme Ru.ine-s C'li'Ve a-' had many ea- in Washington Sur- Aor aie father.

Krank Fans of Lan'-in. 2 brntheu U'alttr F. Kvars f.f Seattle. and Tlarold R. Evans of Illinois also several n.eee and nephews.

Rel.ziou wll he ronductfd by R-v Howa-d A Grav at at 10 nt a.m. Thursday with interment in Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens. pkkke. t.r.nw.r. r.

(rand tVdcr, Mirh. til -M-ms. dn-d July 4. a Kalamazoo hospital Ktir-fsrr ftine: al arrangements ill a-intiuiued hy ihe Funeral Home. ci.ai ik V.

Pine A zr Tuesda a a l-il h-ipitf. May hi (IfniPt.iwn. V. Wr.jht had been a resident nf l-i; for 4 years, a veteran of Wnr'd War 1. emp'oed at Moti.r Wheel for yea-s.

ears aeo Surviving ate t- wife. daughters. Mrs. Floia Wi trht. J.n nht.

M's Varna Wnht. Mi ilma Mrs Do-ma Vtr-eent. all of snind'ildreti. fea -stand m. Funeral will held at I1' am at th- Coi Fune-al Home.

Jia side 'viro at m. Friday at Brawiton CVmetei y. Beaveiton. FUNERALS Rll.l.KW. I KAN A.

HiMMlland. Mirh. V-nyer se-ijrps for Mr he at the Je-en Fti-r-1 Home Tuesday at p.m. ard 'mral serv ices will he Nvd We-lneday 10 a m. at St ira-d CrtthoJic Church.

Fr. Arend Interment in Lake OU-ssa Cemeterj'. nANtY. MRS. ROSA ALICE 613 S.

FoMrr St. Kunera! senire for Mm. "HI te held from the Funeral Home at 1 a m. Wednesday. R-v.

Char les Joudey nf the Pilanm Conreaational Chtin-h will officiate. Interment will be in Hill-ftest Memorial Cardens I'alllH-ai-eis will be; James Winij. Ciar-en'-e LaClear. Donald Ieter. Howard Dexter, lonarU Dexter.

Darnel Dexter Jr. Bl ARE AS Obituaries and Funeral Notices FUNERALS CORKY, MRS. LOI'lE V. 4.V!1 Lanslns Road Rehaious servires were rnn-durted by Rev. Aarnn Buhler nf Lodi.

at the Colonial Villa se Baptist Church at p.m. Tuesday wjth interment at Deepdale Memorial Park. The body was at the Kstes-leadley Funeral Home prior to service. PI FFIF.I.D. D.

KRNLST IH40 Jenne St. Holt. Mirh. Relieinus senires were mn-ducted by Rev, Chester J. A-line nf the P'ymouth Conzie-nanonal Church at the Coli'nial Chape) at 1 m.

Tuesday with interment in Ml. Hope Cemetery. GARRISON. HAROLD J. 1315 Ahhott Fa Inslns Funeral services of Tr.

Carri-vn will he held from the (ior-s-Ime Ru.inman Funeral Home. I.ansmz. at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Rev.

Roer E. of the I'eoples Unitarian Church nf Kalamazoo will officiate. rave-side services at 4 m. Wednesday at Maple Hll Cemetery, Hartford. Mich Pallbearers will I-: Richai-d Wethr-k.

John Westhrook. Thomas Westbrook, Robert Westbrook. Garry Bur-kee. Harry Rogers Jr. HARRIS.

MRS. ALICE M. 613 Forest Ave. East I.anlng RMisious services will he conducted by Rev. Wallace Rob-e-tson of Peoples Church at the Colonial Chapel at 1 p.m.

Wednesday with in-tevment in Rose Hill Cemeteo'. Katon Rapids. Mich. Bearc-s will be Rert K. Riady.

John H. Brady. William P. Brady. Mar-1 'i T.

Jelmck. John M. Wilson. Thomas E. Harris.

in lmmftt 1. N. Fhilllps Rd. R. 3.

MMtn Funeral senlces for Mr. Huher will be held Wednesday at 2 from the Ball-Dunn Funeral Home. Rev. Walter F. Koepplin nf the Rethelhem Lutheran Church officiating.

Burial will be in Glendale Cemetery. Okemos. LAM.IIAM WILLIAM F. nwi7 (lascnw Drie Re1- services wee bv Rev. John at tle Estes-Iadley Colonial Chapel at 10 a.m.

Tuesday with interment in North Cemetery. IM LNT. MR- CH LLIA E. 315 S. Fmncli St.

Funeral ser-ires for Mrs. Vin-rent will be held Thursday at 1't a m. at St. Paul's Episcopal Church with Rev. William S.

Hill officatinz. Interment M1 Hope Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Charles Bhven. William Mfatrn. Melvin Meat on.

Roh-e-t Siefert. Stanley Wilkinson, Ernest Wilkinson. Arrance-ments by the Gorsline-Runci-man Funeral Home. WHITE. CARL M.

810 Morris Ave. Rel'ijious services wer ron-d ited bv Rev. David P. at the Westminster Pres-hvterian Church at 2 -30 p.m. with interment at Deepdale Memorial Park Arrangements were by the Estes-Leadiey Funeial Home.

'FUNERAL DIRECTORS DIGNIFIED Palmer-Rash Cn. Personal scr up rrvorpnt. roslTt-f ul attpnlion for every family. Well within vour budget Complete funeral sen i. e.

520 E. Mt. Hope. Ph. iV 4-: funeral homes Ijnsine-Holt Invite inspection of their funeral Ph IV 2-lfirM JKrsSEN Kl.NERAl.

HOM uedieated to personal service, -nour bjhuu Inro-e Ca'l LAVEys A reputation for finer pro-Phone IV fcssmnal care iincc 1918. 4-tvX5i CARD OF THANKS LMER. STEPHEN JOE -We wish to express our sincere manKs arm appreciation to our manv relatives. fn.Td anti neictxnTS and members of the Calvary Baptist Church. High ii-wt su-hmil nod PTA mem bers.

Scout Park 21S of Hieh st The State sub station north No, 2 for the heartfelt mi'a'hv ad teautitul llowers, memorial cards, food and many acts vT kirdnes during the recent loss or our b-loved son. brother and We thank Rev. Douc-la A Smith of Ashury Methodist Chunh. and Gorsline-Runciman Funeral HnT.t1. MR AND MRS.

HOWARD BULMER AND FAMILY MR AND MRS. JOSEPH PEP A FOE FLORISTS DISTINCTIVFrFUNERAL Arrange-ments are best from Barnes Avenue Floral. Ijnsing fastest-growing nor-1st W. Barnes. Ph.

IV MONUMENTS AND LOTS 6 CEMETERY LOTS lots In Chapel an PERSONALS 7 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS May be reached by P.O. Box 991 or phone IV 4. a to 9pm ALWAYS CALL A Courtesy Cab. Ph. IV 4-44-vS.

YOU A good driver? If so. you can save money on your auio insurance. Call J. Walter! Agency, NEAR TO YOU As your hone call iv --1444, iei-i iw Cab. I A-T-T-E-N-T-I-ON MOBILE HOME OWNERS AND PROSPECTS FRIDAY.

JULY 8. 7 P.M. W.MM-TV. Channel 6. will carry in color Bennett Cerf's "(TKr-ation Sue.eNS,' an interesting informative 'j-hour pro-gtam showing the design and Rtiuitural of the Hit Ciaft Mobile Homes one of their "i factories at Argos.

Indiana. Also of lriteiest will he nevera! se-riern-e shots taken Park Terrace which is l'x-ated on W. St. Joseih near Waeily Road, reputedly one of the finer Mobile Home de-elopments in the Midwest. WE PERSONALLY Invite you to isit and inspeet "a new way of life' that has been in the making over a period of years here in Lansing.

Beautiful Park Ten-are home sites with underground service facilities and restrictions that sene all occupants better. And Powers Mobile Home Sates adjacent to Park Terrace which offers the romp'eie Ritz Craft line of Mobile Homes. PARK TERRACE AND POWERS MOBILE HOME SALES 3K15 W. ST. JOSEPH PHONE IV 9-aSb7 A fino ralonps an hour." he said in: an inteniew here after havingjsaid he didn't see the man until! Goldwaler was advised by the gone about two-thirds of the he reached the finish line.

(student group Saturday that way. "You can cat all vou want! "I first thought patrol judge they were coming. The Students if vnu suini lone pnourh i Frank Shaw must have tnppled for a Democratic Society has and was bumped and spun around twice. He stayed on his feet as two other horses barelvl missed him. Policc identified the man as Theodore Lupnino.

38. Boston. rode the winning Happy Voter. irva oiiiif iii.N Attain Dean's List Chaffee. .19, a high school out of his stand.

Or that a pho- been one of the more vocal teacher from tographer forgot and came on tics in Arizona of the United Sayre. has been swimming the track. I didn't know what to States' Viet Nam policy, lung distance for about 10 years. do." he said. Another reason for deciding to "I know my horse hit the man swim the river, he says, is to'almost on the finish line.

"It's a advertise Us recreational val-jwonder he wasn't killed." u's. i He legan his sw im June 14 at the ner's headwaters near Cooperstown, N.Y. At every town where he climbed out of the water for the night, he has iwo iinsing-arca Muuems NKW YORK (LTD New were among those named to 15.pnt bus and Si situations wanted Male Announcements PERSONALS AUTO INSURANCE Broadest policy. nest service, bee your Auto Owners, a ge nt. CLASSES And instruction in ESP and reiarea sunjects.

I'h. COINS Bought and sold. Quick cash! Lansing leading coin and stamp dealer: Lansing Coin Stamp. '2X1 uasmncton. Ph.

4S.V1M1S. DEBT I will not be responsible any nerus contracted my name, other than by myself, after this day and date. Tuesday, July 5. lfB6. Kiyuni tu.

I'raii. w. ionia 1-ansm. Michigan. DETECTIVES Quirk results on do.

mesne raves. Aiso lie detector test, Oldest agency city, (Jreater Tin-sing TVttvtive Agency. Call i-'KHD-E-BUIXiET BEAUTY SHOP Mecia iei-manent. s.i.jfi; shampoo ana ser. 'o; nair cut.

Closed lonnay. isy appointment only. I'h. 4l-67fi. Free off-street parkins.

REE PRESCRIPTION PELIVERV-- all Mcl-arlane's iHutr. IV 4L'S wasnincion. II reen Stamps. GET GAS AT NIGHT At Mac's All- tar service, aainaw at Washington. Ph.

IV 9-aH0 We never close. GKA.NUlrAKENTS Life insurance maKes nice gift. Lunnoerg Agency. i iv or IV n-HJMfs. GROUP LIKE INSURANCE Takes carefree loyal employes.

Call Fred -iM i RAVE A Home nursing problem ve welcome cans or inquiry, per- naps wc can neip. Apoinecarv surgical Supply. 601 N. Washington. IK CARPETS LOOK DULL And drear, remove the spots as they appear with Lustre.

Rent electric snampoer, m. aiiey rarms Hard ware. 4H''ti N. East St. PRESCRIPTION Savings galore first quality material.

Repairs while wait, optical uivnunt, 416 Tus- sing liuiz. 'n. IV '-l(wi7. DRUGS Quality engineer ed patient aids. Invalid walkers makes walking safer, easier, faster and far ies latiguing.

trees nurses and as sistant Rouser Drug arid Supply iu( Allezan at l'jj S. Wash incton. Ph. IV R-14UV SCHETZER'S Headquarters in Lan lor servicemen uniforms, emblems and lettering. Low co-it matched work clothes at 601 E.

at Larch SUNBATHERS: Visit Verne's Phar macy for sun glasses, suntan lotion, radio batteries. Shephard at E. Kaia-mazoo. Ph. IV 2-r-)i m4.

THE FATMAN Private detective. 24- hour shadowing, tape, foto-film evidence, confidential; nationwide. Free consultation. Call WO 4-2445. Write VM N.

Union Battle, Creek. Mich. I ALLPAPER FACTORY OUTLET'S I New address is 410 S. Washington Ave. S10 REWARD Do you Know anyone wno neeus rooting or siding? ftu OA 4-i4I l.

RUMMAGE SALES 8 BACK YARD SALE Wednesday anil Tnursday. July and i. 10 to n. Krjit jars, books, clothing, mlscel- aneous. E.

Sheridan Rd. GARAGE SALE Children's, women 'thins. Maternity clothes. Good con dition. July 7 and 8.

t540 Creyts Dimiindale. GARAGE SALE ClothinK. Lots of miscvllaneous items. Wednesday 9 to and i nursday to 3. jyja Lane LAWN SALE Toys, clothing, mem womens, extra large Lane-Bryar clotning.

Bedspreads, some furniture. July through 9 a.m. to p.m. b'JJS Tollard Kast Lansing. AUCTION SALES 8A L'CTIONS Household, commerciaX laieit.

iarm anu an none nu-n wnson. rn. u-'i-iij or L'CTIONEER Stan Perkins, central Michigan most dependable. I'h Swaitz Creek. b.i:-94n).

AUCTION Friday night, July fcthi 630. Home sold, moving west. 8(6 iN. Francis Lansing. A household oi e.xceueni lurnuure ana turnish ings.

aiso year old beauty shop iiyuiaunc cnair. ary ers, unit sink and back giass, quan tity or childrens toys, ladies clothing. Details late. Mrs. Eleanor Gig- nac.

uwner. wayne i-eighner, auc- uuiifer, AUCTION SERVICE Don Jen- Kins, auctioneer. Licensed and bonded for your protection. For open udii-s aiai Leslie, ju y-ozsa. BIDS WANTED LANSING SCHOOL DISTRICT Ingham, Eaton and Clinton Counties.

bu4u Kay North Lansing. Michigan, request sealed proposals to provide two thousand of term life lnsuiaiue for each of their custodial and maintenance staff. Approximately 'JHj membets. Proposals must be in the business services office by 4 p.m. July II, 19bti.

Employe data and sjK'cifirations available at Business Services Office. 61)40 Kay oith Lansing. Michigan, between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Automotive AIRPLANES AA BEECHCRAFT Travel air.

I960. 5- seat. low time. Geneial Aviation. Inc.

Ph. 72-641). rtiwii 1KA1NINO 8 current model Beechcraft aeroplanes available, nxed gear or ret 1 actable. Open 1 uajs mwk. cnecK our prices and fly wheie the action reallv is (Jeneral Aviation.

Inc. Ph. LEARN TO FLY At our government iicensed chooi witn experienced instructors. It's easy and fun! Open every day! For the best, come to Jr rancls aviation. Call IV 4-1J24 for an appointment now! AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 AUSTLVHEALEY 1962 roadste Uhitcwatls.

wire wheels. tnnneau cover, electric overdrive. Black, i-ed interior. In excellent condition. Priced iikmi.

3000 E. Michigan. I'h. ST IN-ilEALEY 1 162 Ex- ceiient condition, all extras. Call IV BUICK' 1966 Wildrat flrand Sporl hardtop.

Beautiful jet black finish with custom black vinvl top. automatic, jwiwer steering, brakes, radio, icar seat speaker, power antenna, tinted glass, rear window defroster, whitewalls. chrome plated wheels. This is my own perwaial demonstrator. 1.41H) miles.

Priced to sell. Bill Richard's Buick Rambler, out S. Cedar on US-127, between Holt and Mason. Ph. OR 7-3541.

BUICK 1966 LeSabre' 4-door hardtop, beautiful shadow turquoise finish, automatic, radio, heater, whitewalls. power steering. brakes. company demonstrator. Only 2.50 miles.

Priced to sell. Also 5 more company demonstratoi in Buick and Rambler that are priced to be sold. Bill Richards Buick Rambler, out S. Cedar on US-127. between Holt and Mason.

Ph. BUICK 1964 LeSabre 4-door hardtop. Beautiful bronze and beice combina tion. One-owner with 27,000 actual mnes. usnorn auio xwi t.

Michigan. Ph. 4K9-1424. BUICK. 1962 Special.

4-door. V-8. au tomatic transmission, radio, heater and white sidewall tires. Compare and you'll aeree. it's a buy at 5795 Philp Dodge Used Cars.

3011 E. Saginaw. Ph. BUICK SPECIAL 1964 2-door, stand- arn transmission, raaio, neater. One owner new car trade-in.

51.195. Bud I Kouts Chevrolet. 2SO0 E. Michigan.) Ph. IV 9-6o38.

1 a srv'cre aUack ()f been warmly greeted by officials and local citizens. He reach the river's end at Havre de Grace, July 11. He is losing weight, too. "I haven't weighed myself recently, but I would estimate I'm now about 210 or 208." he said, more. "And I intend to lose My natural weight is be- twpen 146 and 166 Deans List at Kalamazoo lege at the end of the spring quarter for maintaining a 3.5 (B-plus) or tx-tter academic They were James Gillham.

a junior who is the son of Kev. and Mrs J. Rav Gillham of 507 Park Lane. East Lansing, and Garv Wright a iunior who is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ken- neth Wright of 811 Mount Pleasant. Main 6Coo1iiw? Birds WII.LIAMSTOWN. N.J. (AP) William N. Bappert.

a turkey 'f-iitvinr ...,111 holr. fr-, tUr. fire department when 5.000 0f his birds died in the record- i to 1 a at lll-MJU lt.ll 111 pil'lll. The Transit Authority increased the fare to 20 cents to meet mounting operating costs, subway tokens will not change, but "will cost the city's; estimated 4.6 million straphan gers a nickel more as of today. About 1.2 million persons who, ride the city's buses will have drop an extra nickel into the jfare box.

I In announcing the increase in brief statement Monday; He spends aliout 10 hours a day in the water swimminr? from 6 lo 12 miles. All he sumes while swimming Ls water! trt'ttlVll CoOl Off He says he feels fine. He looks in fine condition, too. lie is heavily muscled with a afternoon, the transit auinoriiy.4in'i riintnn At. D.irrei cnest and thick arms and ShOllldCrS.

His advice to those who want to lose weight is to try swim- ming. inn rie cautions: "If you swim only a short distance, ill Unprmes your appetite. After swimming three quar- ters or half a mile, a breaking heat wave. lire Chief Edward Derrickson fZMI I 1(111111111 sent trucks to sprav water oven fiappert's surviving 10.000 birds OranlS Available wasners ana wipers. An economical CHEVROLET- 1960 Bel Air V-S.

new b-cyimder and Story's low price tag Powerglide transmission, radio, heat-on this one is just 5195. See our other er. power steering, a bote average, selection of good used cars, a holiday Ph. IV 2-VJ7. tastes three times as rood lu High Production Parts Cost Estimator aiw f.r thm or i s.

be rclpfJ. ily I of 12 peeiai pnee on each one. Ask for Andy Andersen Story Olds Used Cars. 115.t Michigan Avenue. East Lansing.

Phone IV 2-1. TIL Open Monday. Thursday and Friday evenings CHEVROLET Bel Air station wagon. -S. automatic, power steering and brakes, beautiful maroon finish with spotless interior.

For the finest and the most in wagons sec usoorn auto inc. L'6U1 E. Michigan CHEVROLET 1964 Impala eonvert- loie. v-fv. 4-speea.

radio, white side walls. looks like new. 51.595 Max Curtis, E. Michigan. Lan sing oniy 4-nour.

money-hack guarantee. One entire block of shaip used cars. CHEVROLET 1961 Tmpala 4-door iiaiuiop. automaiic. v-k, power steering, power brakes, radio and heater Lots of miles left In this one.

5S95 Bud Kouts Chevrolet. 2SO0 E. Main gan. Ph. IV CHEVROLET 196-1 Tmpala 4-door hardtop, automatic.

V-S. power steering, windows and brakes, white-walls, radio and heater. Showroom condition: 51.595. Bud Kouts Chev-96vis 2800 E' Michlan- Ph- IVI DRIVE A SWINGER! CcJ Est H-atcs rein rcj v. vc ro i cr said it hoped to be able to niaintain the lcasLa 20-cent tariff for r.

perhaps longer. WASHINGTON (A I') geni nlver, oirecior oi me antipoverty program, says fam planning grants will be made available to the poor if they are desired. "There is absolutely no hesitation on my part or, as far as I know, on anyone's part in Washington to approve family planning grants." Shriver said in an interoffice memorandum. "As far as I know I have signed every such grant which has come to my desk. I shall continue to do so." 'rice Feverish LONDON The world price quinine has mcerased from! cents to an ounce in the past few years.

This is true mostly because 90 rT cent of the quinine supply formerly came from two world trouble spots the ConL'o and Indonesia and supplies have been drying up. Classified Advertising Announcements stamp nj ct sma'l i i tcr v.ou!j Brand New 1966 TRIUMPH To Crra--e f-r intcrvc.v on cut cf crca, cc'l ccHc-cO Or Ccporct on. P.O. II 13, Detroit, ch gon 4121. CHRYSLER CORPORATION- An Equal Crrcrtunity Zrr-lZjZr 'Deals As Hot As $2J99 MAIL IN" ROXKS AT Hi A 2 TT 7i t-M lis VMi iv 1M Irtt 1T: 17.i 177 17 Ki 16 lint T'I V-' LOS1, FOUND, STRAYED BOXF.R- Brow fema le.

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