Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 76

G-4 THE STATE JOURNAL Jan. 21, 1973 Fraternal Calendar EAGLES Lansing Aerie 1039, Fraternal Order of Eagles- Regular 8 p.m. Monday, 4700 N. Grand River. Lansing Auxiliary 1039-Drill team to meet, 8 p.m.

Monday, Aerie home, 4700 N. Grand River. p.m. Tuesday, N. Grand River.

Auxiliary, 1039-Card party, 8 ELKS Lansing Lodge 196-Hosts for Michigan Elks' Bowling Tournament, 9 a.m. today, and for next 10 weekends at Joe Joseph's Pro Bowl, 2122 N. Logan. Lansing Lodge Regular lodge, 8 p.m. Wednesday.

Lansing Lodge Cabaret dancing party, 10 p.m. Saturday. MASONIC Lansing Lodge 33, and AM-Dark, Monday. Lansing Bethel 58, Order of Job's Daughters -Initiation, 7:15 p.m. Monday.

Capital Lodge of SO 66, and AMDinner, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday; Entered Apprentice Degree, 7:30 p.m. Order of Eastern -Friends Night at Williamson, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Arbutus Chapter 45, OES -Initiation, 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday; secretaries and treasurers of the county will be honored. Walter French Lodge 557, and AMOpen lodge, 6 p.m. Wednesday; dinner, 6:30 p.m./ Entered Apprentice Degree, 7:30 p.m. Lansing Chapter Order of DeMolayMeeting, 7:30 Wednesday. Lansing Commandery 25, Knights Templar-Dinner, 6:30 p.m.

Thursday, for members and their families and friends. Intra-Commandery competitive drills, 7:30 p.m. Amity, Lodge 559, and AM--Entered Apprentice Degree, 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Lansing Chapter 521, OES-Meeting, 7:30 p.m.

Thursday. -Noon luncheon, Friday, YMCA. Capital Chapter 9, Royal Arch Masons -Dinner, 6:30 p.m. Friday; Most Excellent Master Degree, 7:30 p.m. Lansing Assembly 11, Order of bow for Girls- -Practice, 9 to 11:30 a.m.

Saturday. MOOSE Lansing Lodge 288. Loyal Order of Moose- -Bohemian, 2 p.m. today; enrollment honoring the Legion Degree, 5 p.m.; dancing, 7 p.m. Lansing Lodge 288-Regular lodge meeting, 8 p.m.

Tuesday. Lansing -Testimonial dinner, 7 p.m. Thursday. Lansing Lodge 288-Dinner, 6 to 9 p.m. Friday; dancing.

Lansing Lodge 288-Dinner, 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday; dancing. ODD FELLOWS Lansing Rebekah Lodge 443 Meeting, 8 p.m. Monday, 1100 N. Washington.

Pride of Ingham Rebekah Lodge 496 and Prosperity Lodge 564 Joint installation of officers, 4 p.m. today at hall, 1815 S. Washington. Pride of ingham Rebekah Lodge 496- Drill practice, 8 p.m. Thursday, at hall, 1815 S.

Washington. Past Noble Grands Club of Gleaner Rebekah Lodge -Bohemian luncheon, day noon, 1100 N. Washington. ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF ICA Cedar Camp 398-Bohemian dinner and social meeting, 2:30 p.m., 1100 N. Washington.

Senior Citizens Calendar CITIZENS CALENDAR (Locations and hours of Centers at end of calendar) MONDAY, JAN. 22 Cedar Street Progressive pedro: Bring a sandwich. East Side Community Hall-Progres: sive proiect, Miller cards. Road shuffleboard. Drop in TUESDAY, JAN.

23 All Centers Closed -Leaders' Workshop. Civic Center Calendar SUNDAY, JAN. 21 No listing. MONDAY, JAN. 22 Fox Driving School -Parlor A.

TUESDAY, JAN. 23 Vegetable Council, Inc. Exhibition Hall, Terrace Room and Prudden Hall. Lansing Duplicate Bridge Parlor F. Blue Star Mothers Vets Room 2.

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 24. Golden Gloves Boxing Matches -Main Auditorium. Vegetable Councii, Inc. -Exhibition Hall, Terrace Room and Prudden Fox Driving School- -Parlor A.

THURSDAY, JAN. 25 Vegetable Council, Inc. -Exhibition Hall, Terrace Room and Prudden Hall. Fox Driving School A. Dept.

of Natural Resources- -Parlors and D. FRIDAY, JAN. 26 Capitol Duplicate Bridge Parlor F. ON SATURDAY, JAN. 27 Day With Arts-All facilities.

SUNDAY, JAN. 28 Day With the Arts facilities. MONDAY, JAN. 22 Recovery, 1 p.m., Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 549 E. Mt.

Hope. TUESDAY, JAN. 23 Recovery, 8 p.m., First PresbyterIan Church basement, Ottawa at Chestnut. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 24 Recovery, 8 p.m., All Saints Episcopal Church, 800 Abbott.

East Relatives, 8 p.m., All Saints Episcopal Church. THURSDAY, JAN. 25 Recovery, 8 p.m.. Holy Cross Church, Clut Crozier Hall, Jenison and Oakland. FRIDAY, JAN.

26 Recovery, 8 p.m.. Mt. Hope Methodist Church basement, 501 E. Mt. Hope at Relatives, 8 p.m., Mt.

Hope Methodist Church basement. Meetings cancelled only when they fall on a holiday. For further information write PO Box 715. Lansing. 48903; phone 332-4221, daytime; 482-2155, evenings and weekends.

LuANN MILLER E. Lansing Rainbows Install Mental Health LuAnn Miller was seated as worthy advisor of East Lansing Assembly 32. Order of the Rainbow for Girls, in ceremonies Thursday. Other officers installed were: Jenni Heath, worthy associate advisor; Elizabeth Walker, Charity; Carol Basolo, Hope; Cheryl Poage, Faith; Becky Maddix, recorder: Stina Levak, treasurer; Linda Basolo, chaplain; Beth Stubbs, drill leader; Amy Jo Schwartz, Love: Kim Heller, Religion; Jean Karslake, Nature; Martha Ellis: Immortality; Jody Lepinot, Fidelity; Sue Stolicker, Patriotism; Vicky Karslake, Service; Lois Weeks, confidential observer; Robin' Trescott, outer observer: Cathy Wilcox, musician; Kathy Miller, choir director: Teresa Estelle. associate drill leader, and Beth Culbertson, prompter.

North Lansing Center -Birthday celebration for those with January birthdays. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 24 Cedar Street -Soup Day; Progressive double king pedro. Miller Road Drop-In-Center-Cards. Shuffleboard.

Genesee Drop-In-Center-Bring a sandwich; Surprise. THURSDAY, JAN. 25 at 12:30 p.m. at Westlawn; lunch at 11 Cedar Street in -Bowling a.m.; bring a sandwich, dessert and drink furnished; Center closed in afternoon. Washington Housing Unit -How much do you watch TV? Miller Road Drop-In-Center-Skittles, Shuffleboard.

Oliver Towers- -Mystery Game (bring prize). FRIDAY, JAN. 26 Cedar Street -Bring sandwich; Iris will make cake for January birthdays; progressive euchre. East Side Community Hall -Service proiect. LOCATIONS AND HOURS Cedar Street Drop-In-Center- Cedar Street Recreation Building, 429 N.

Cedar, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Miller Road Drop-In-Center--Miller Road Community Hail, 5118 Lane, 11 a.m. to p.m. Senior Citizens Neighborhood Centers: East Side Community Hall -Fire Stateion, Michigan and Hayford, 11 a.m, to 3 p.m.

South Side, Housing Unit, 3200 S. Washington, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Maple Grove Community Center-5647 Hughes Road. Genesee Drop-In-Center-501 N.

Butter, noon-4 p.m. Mt. Vernon Park--3338 N. Waverly, 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Oliver Towers-310 Seymour, 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. North Lansing Center-St. Therese Parish Hall, 2620 Turner, noon-3 p.m. If you have information for this calendar, contact Lansing Parks and tion Department, 4th Floor City Hall, Phone 372-5000, Ext.

246. HEDLUND'S As the political cold war seems to be melting, so is the stamp cold war, and thus more philatelic news from Communist countries is becoming available to U.S. collectors. Poland's Postal Department advises that a new set of eight stamps has been issued honoring the Polish Cavalry through the centuries. Each stamp depicts an equestrian soldier from a different period in Polish history.

Rise of the Spirit of Independence Historic Theme This 8-cent U.S. stamp, which gives further postal recognition to the Bicentennial of the American Revolution, will be issued Feb. 16 at Portland, in conjunction with the International Postage Stamp Exhibiiton. The stamp depicts a group of patriots, including a printer operating a hand press, and four companions commenting on a pamphlet he has just printed. Stamps in the News Route lustrates a cavalry hero from the Light Cavalry Regiment in 1939.

The 7 zl depicts a horseman from the Light Cavalry Regiment of the Polish Peo- ple's Army of 1945. A RECENT auction in New York of U.S. rare issues resulted in a total sale of 997.50. On sale were stamp items seldom seen at auction previously. Included were the 1 cent Blue Grill of 1867.

The only existing copy was last sold in 1917. This time is for $27,000 despite imperfections. Another rarity, the 30-cent carmine and blue of 1869 with flags inverted (used condition) brought $22,500. The catalog price is $20,000. This sale is evidence that the demand for fine, rare stamps continues and philatelists are willing to pay top dollar for items they desire.

CYPRUS HAS issued a new three val set and a souvenir sheet with the main design featuring the Nativity Wall painting in the Church of the Holy Cross of Agiasmati, near the village of Platanistasa, completed in 1466. Each of the three stamps depicts a portion of large painting. The 10 mils shows the bathing of the Child Jesus. The 20 mils illustrates The Nativity. The souvenir sheet features the whole painting.

FIJI HAS surcharged two of its regular issues to aid victims of Hurricane Bebe which caused widespread damage to the South Pacific island last fall. The 15-cent sun birds stamp now has added 5-cent surcharge and the 30-cent golden cowries shell stamp, a 10-cent surcharge. overprinted "Hurricane Relief." PATRICIA HALL Miss Hall Worthy Advisor Patricia Hall took office Saturday evening as worthy advisor of Lansing Assembly No. 11, International Order of Rainbow for Girls. Other officers installed in ceremonies at the Masonic Temple were: Marla Hatton, worthy associate advisor; Nancy Brauker, Charity; Amy Place, Hope; Kay Britton, Faith; Linda DeYoe, recorder; Cindy VanVlerah, treasurer; Renee Chrouch, chaplain; Candy Welch, drill leader; Linda Schaub, Love; Pam Ebersole, Religion; Lori VanBuskirk, Nature; Cheryl Smith, Immortality; Pam Wampler, Fidelity; Lori Roush, Patriotism; Keitha Ferguson, Service; Debbie McGinley, confidential observer; Linda VanBuskirk, outer observer; Diane Dietrich, musician; Leslie Roush, choir director; Joan Foren, associate drill leader; and Elaine Scribner, prompter.

Obituaries and Funeral Notices DEATHS BROUGHTON, MRS. LIZZIE Formerly of 1517 S. Washington Age 98, died January 19 at a local hospital. Born July 24. 1874 in Lansing.

Mrs. Broughton had been a resident of Lansing since 1919. Was a member of the Church of God, and a member of the daughters of Civil War veterans. Surviving are four daughters. Mrs.

Beulah D. Holmes of Jackson. Mrs. Elsie Smith. Mrs.

Ruth Potter. both of Lansing. and Mrs. Blanche Spitzer of Charlotte: one son. William Broughton: 11, grandchildren.

34 great-grandchildren. 14 greatgreat-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, 1 p.m. at the Gorisine-Runciman Lansing Chapel with Rev. Robert J.

Hazen of the Pennway Church of God officiating. Interment at the Rose Hill Cemetery, Eaton Rapids. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Sunday and Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. Obituaries and Funeral Notices BUFFINGTON, MR. KENNETH C.

1114 Pierce Rd. Age 52, died January 20. 1973 at a local hospital. Born June 13, 1920 in Indiana. Mr.

Buffington had been a resident of Lansing for 3 years and was formerly of Texas. He was a member of the Wayside Chapel, a veteran of World War Il serving in the U.S. Army. He was a member of the VFW at Kerrville, Texas. Surviving are the wife, Sandra; four daughters.

Mrs. Charles (Barbara) Steele of Nevada, Mrs. David (Shirley) Gillette and Mrs. Lynn (Linda) Mahlow, Mrs. Joseph Britten of Lansing: 10 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday, 2:30 p.m. at the Gorsline Runciman Lansing Chapel with Rev. John A. Kennedy, Pastor of the Wayside Chapel officiating. Interment in Eastlawn Memory Gardens.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 p.m. Sunday. DONNER. CLAUDE C. Route 1, Dimondale Died suddenly Jan.

19. 1973 at his residence at the age of 72. He was born Feb. 16. 1900 in Fenton Township, Mich.

and had been a resident of Dimondale the past 16 years. He retired from Reo Motors in 1965 after 42 years. He was a member of F. and A. M.

No. 33 of Lansing. Surviving are his wife, Fay; one brother, Fred of Ovid; two sisters. Mrs. May Buckley of Lindon, Mrs.

Ruth Myers of Lansing. Funeral services will be held at the Berl Field Funeral Home. Dimondale. Monday, Jan. 22 at p.m.

Rev. Richard Youells of the Dimondale Methodist Church officiating. Interment in Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers will be James Cushing, Edwin Goldner. Richard Harris, Carl Barratt.

Gerald McClure, Harold Routt. SCHROEDER. MRS. FREDA B. 825 Clayton St.

Age 92. died at the Russell Memorial Hospital at Onaway, Michigan on Jan. 18. 1973. She was born April 25.

1880 in Germany and came to the United States at the age of four. She was a resident of Lansing 54 years. She was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church. Her husband, John, and son. Louis, preceded her in death.

Surviving are two sons. Walter C. of Lansing and Herbert W. of Mulliken; one daughter, Mrs. Otto D.

(Hilda) Marquardt of Onaway; five grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. Religious services will be conducted by Rev. David L. Voorhees at 11 a.m. Monday in the Trinity Lutheran Church.

with interment in Evergreen. Cemetery. The body will be at the Estes-Leadley Funeral Home until 9:30 a.m. Monday, then taken to the Church to lie in state from 10 a.m. until service time.

Bearers are: Victor Hopp. Clemens Kloeckner. Rollie Kloeckner. Lois Hart. Arthur Foster and Raymond Martin.

SMITH. MISS MARY TERESA Former Lansing Resident Age 87, died Jan. 20. 1973 at Whitmore Lake. She had been a life long resident of Lansing.

She was a member of St. Mary's Cathedral. She was a dressmaker with Donahue-Smith Dressmakers in the Hollister Building for 50 years. Surviving are several nieces and nephews. Religious services will be conducted by Rev.

Fr. Raphael Dunigan of St. Mary's Cathedral at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Colonial Chapel of the Estes-Leadley Funeral Home. with interment in Maple Ridge Cemetery.

WHEELER, MRS. ADA B. 919 W. Grand River, East Lansing Age 88, died at a local hospital Jan. 19.

1973. She was born in Poestenkill. New York, coming to Lansing 50 years ago. She lived at 1229 W. Washtenaw St.

for over 50 years. She was a Charter Member of the First Christian Church. Surviving are one son. Don Wheeler of Torch Lake; one daughter, Mrs. Reid (Glendora) Milligan of East Lansing: five grandchildren; 10 great -grandchildren and one brother.

William Little of California. Religious services will be conducted by Rev. Donald L. Booher of the First Christian Church at 3:30 p.m. Monday in the Colonial Chapel of the Estes-Leadley Funeral Home.

with interment in Deepdale Memorial Park. Bearers are: Michael Milligan, Kevin Milligan. William J. Ayres, William D. Carpenter.

A. Ray Krider and Luginbill. FUNERALS CULVER, JAMES R. 1709 Marcy Lansing, Michigan Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at the Jessen Funeral Home with the Rev.

Dr. Howard Sugden of the South Baptist Church officiating. Burial will be the Deepdale Memorial Park. The family will receive friends today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Contributions may be made to the James Culver Memorial fund in care of the principal's office.

Waverly Schools. Pallbearers will be Mark Overmyer, Kenneth Wainwright. Douglas Starkweather. David Starkweather. Bill Madosky and Keith Brothers.

EVERT, MRS. CORA A. 5201 Glenwood Funeral services will be held Monday 2:30 p.m. at the South Lansing Church of the Nazarene with Rev. John Gardner officiating.

Interment in Glendale Cemtery. Call at the Gorsline-Runciman Lansing Chapel. FIELD. MRS. BERTHA MARY 114 W.

Grand River Funeral services will be held Monday, 2:30 p.m. at the Gorsline-Runciman Lansing Chapel with Rev. Paul Livingston of the North Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment at the Lakeview Cemetery, Howell. Pallbearers will be: Earl Mutz.

John Ingram, Bradley Bolton, Truman Smith. The family will receive friends Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. HOYT. MR. EARLE D.

636 Brook St. Age 64. died January 18 at the residence. Funeral services will be held Monday. 10 a.m.

at the Gorsline Runciman Lansing Chapel. Interment in Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens. HUGENOT, MR. CHARLIE JR. 5926 Hilliard Funeral services will be held Monday 1 p.m.

at the GroslineRunciman Lansing Chapel with Rev. James Haase of the Lutheran Church in America officiating. Pallbearers will be: Dick Hugenot. Fred Hugenot. Lawrence Smith.

Wayne Smith. Rex Smith. Interment in Eastlawn Memory Gardens. Contributions may be made to American Cancer Society. Obituaries and Funeral Notices FUNERALS MACKIE, MRS.

POLLY ANN BROOM 304 Princeton Dr. Religious services will be conducted by Rev. Darrell E. Luther of the First Church of the Nazarene at 10 a.m. Monday in the Colonial Chapel of the Estes-Leadley Funeral Home, with interment in Waldron Cemetery, Waldron.

Michigan at 1 p.m. Memorials may be made to the Ingham County Cancer Society. MARCUSSEN, MRS. ODA M. 3013 Belmar Circle Religious services will be conducted by Rev.

James A. Schalkhauser at 2 p.m. Monday at the Bethlehem Lutheran Church with interment in Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens. The body will be at the Estes-Leadley Holt Chapel until 12:30 p.m. Monday, then taken to the church to lie in state from 1 p.m.

until service time. Bearers are: Dennis Albrechtsen. John Milks. Kai Nielsen. Erland Kondrup.

Paul Hansen and Robert Prince. MITCHELL. BILLY R. 2830 Gibson St. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m.

at the PalmerBush Funeral Home with Rev. David P. McClean of the Westminster Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment in Deepdale Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be Jack Friar.

Dick Wiborn. Don Hogman, James Hooper. Tom Hands and H. G. Hutchinson.

The family will receive friends Sun. from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. Classified Advertising Announcements 1-10 BOX NUMBERS -Are in strict confidence.

Identification is needed to pick up replies. No other information as to advertiser given over phone except to say there is mail in that box. LOST AND FOUND APRICOT POODLE Male, small miniature, lost Scotsdale Subdivision. Reward. Ph.

393-0344 after 5:30 FOUND--Labrador Retriver mixed. all brown. 2 months old. Ph. 489-2314 after 4.

FOUND--In vicinity of Motor Wheel plant number 2, small terrier dog. white with black on ears, eyes and tail. Would like to find owner. Call 487- 5721. FOUND Male Gray Malamute dog in Grand Ledge, has choke chain collar.

Ph. 627-5414. FOUND- -Male Terrier. approximately 6 months old, brown and tan. Near Colonial Village.

Ph. 393-8554. LOST -Young beagle. (Bud) vicinity of Haag and Miller Rd. Ph.

373-1123, 485- 6565. LOST- -2 Beagle pups, 4 months old. Vicinity Shoeman. Barry Haslett. Reward.

Ph. 339-8747. LOST -Labrador. Black shorthair, male. white spot on chest.

15 to 20 14 to 16 ins. high with collar. Reward. Ph. 882-4186.

LOST glasses. Oval wireframed in blue case. vicinity Pattengrill Jr. High. Ph.

489-3486. LOST- -Black Labrador, vicinity Columbia and Waverly. Red collar. Name Gertie. Call 663-8371 after 6.

LOST -Male poodle Sat. near Stillwell. Ph. 393-0449. LOST -Male German Shepherd.

5 months old, 55 beginning to get black color. answers to Spur. Call 484- 4465 8 a.m, to 3 p.m.. 482-7296 after 3. LOST -Labrador retriever.

Male. chocolate color. Area of Waverly and Delta. Ph. 485-7424.

LOST WAVERLY AREA- -Weimaraner male dog. large, grey, 80 wearing no collar. Childs pet. Reward. Ph.

371- 2200. ext. 466 days, evenings 372-8327. LOST- Wed. night.

Samoyed Husky. female, pure white, wearing black collar. answers to Queen. Lost Grovenburg-Waverly Rd. area.

Holt. Puppyhood mate is sick with loneliness. Ph. 694-8717 after 4:30. 909 Grovenburg Rd.

SIAMESE KITTEN Lost in River's Edge. Call 393-1894. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 2 -Palmer-Bush Co. personal service assures reverent, respectful attention for every family. Well within your budget.

Complete funeral service. 520 E. Mt. Hope. Ph.

IV 4-5349. ESTES-LEADLEY FUNERAL HOMES -Lansing-Holt, Invite inspection of their funeral costs. Ph. IV 2-1651. JESSEN FUNERAL HOME- Dedicated to personal family service.

Call 372- 2211. LAVEY'S fessional A since reputation 1918. Ph. for finer 484-6329. procare IN MEMORIAM 4 IN MEMORIAM BOOKLET- -Verses and cards of thanks suggestions mailed at no charge.

Phone The State Journal Classified Department. 485-3211. MONUMENTS AND LOTS 6 FOUR SPACES At Chapel Hill In Garden Of Devotion. Perpetual care. Included.

Call 647-6084. Portland. PERSONALS 7 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS May be by P.O. Box 991 or phone IV 2-0624. 9 a.m.

to 9 p.m. ALL TYPES OF- Office equipment and merchandise of all types of businesses at bankrupt liquidation prices up to 70 per cent off. Midwest Liquidating 1411 E. Kalamazoo. Ph 489-4004 BIZON'S CERAMICS Retail, wholesale.

Lessons, greenware, supplies, firing. Ph. 655-2947, near Grand River, Meridian. BUILD A CAREER With Mutual of Omaha. Call Mr.

Walters, 372-8500. Life affiliated with United of Omaha. An equal opportunity employer. CARPETS OF NYLON- Only $5.97 a sq. yd.

installed, including pad, labor and tax. Bell Furniture Sales, U.S. 27 north. Ph. 487-0173.

CARRIAGE LITE -Now serving 6 a.m. to 10 m. Come and dine with Ole World Charm. Hamill's Cedar Village corner of M-43 and M-100. Grand Ledge.

Ph. 627-2672. DEBTS I will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name, other than by myself, after this day and date. Jan. 20, 1973.

Patrick D. Sweeney, 3421 N. Cedar, Lansing. Mich. DEER SKIN-Moccasins.

gloves. purses. stocking stuffers, etc. leather, 50 cents sq. ft.

and up. W. A. Handy 1905 W. Saginaw.

Ph. 489-5080. FAMILY PLANNING Information. Contraceptives. Sterilization.

Pregnancy Terminations. Call (313) 358-4672 FAMILY HELP- -Problem pregnancy. Make decisions with counseling. We derstand. Ph.

517-372-1560. INCOME TAX -Daily and evening appointments. Lulu Marlett. 3519 S. Cedar.

Ph. 882-8328. NEED A MOBILE on money. If you got a job no problems. Call Ron Roosa, 372-2580.

PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERSMeeting on the 3rd Thursday of the month. For more information phone 882-4310. SCHAFER BREAD- -Eat it for health. Eat it because of it's wholesome goodness. Always ask your grocer for Schafer Bread.

SEE YOUR DRAPERIES- Being made in our sewing room. Large selection, fast delivery. Spencer's Drapery Shoppe, Grand Ledge. Ph. 627-7829.

SERVICE Same day. Commercial and residential. Modern Heating and Air Conditioning, Certified Lennox Planned Service. Ph. 694-0438.

Emergency service available. Free estimates on new installations. SHAPE UP- And slim down. Look your best. feel your best.

Rent axercise equipment from A. C. and E. Rental. Ph.

349-2220. SHEILA M. SISCO-Wedding photographer, 12 package deals. Ph. 393-8659.

SURPLUS BAKERY FOODS OFF RETAIL NUTRITIOUS ECONOMICAL COLE'S BAKERY SURPLUS STORE 625 WAVERLY. LANSING HOURS 10:00 TO 6:00 hour shadowing. tape. foto-film evidence. Confidential: nationwide.

Free consultation Call WO 4-2445. Write 194 N. Union Battle Creek, Mich. Announcements PERSONALS THE LANSING Electrical Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee is giving public notice that applications will be open for the electrical apprenticeship during the months of January, February and March 1973. Applications may be obtained at the Electrical Local 665.

5205 S. Pennsylvania, Lansing. Michigan. between 8 and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Electrical Local 655 is an equal opportunity employer. TOLE CLASSES Thursday evenings. starting January 25. A La Carte Art Shop. Ph.

663-4600. WEDDING FLOWERS -Let Holmes Floral plan your January wedding. 3904 S. Ph. 393-0120.

YOU WON'T--Believe our large selection of frame styles. Optical Discount, 2615 E. Michigan. Ph. 372-7409.

SMILE Happy Journal Only AA-17A Call Per Line 485-3211 HAPPY AD 7A MR. S. IN FLORIDA GEE. I'M REALLY SORRY YOU BROKE YOUR DIALING FINGER BETTIE F. WHO BUT YOU AND I COULD GET STUCK ON THE ICE WITH TEMPERATURES.

Helen Grandpa Sweet (Dad) Happy 60th Birthday You're not getting older, you're getting sweeter. Love. BOB, JOYCE. JOHN, JIM Happy Birthday Laura, May God bless you. Rex and sons.

John and Brad. BIDS WANTED FORD SALE-1972 Ford Galaxie. Blue color. approximately 14.000 miles, radio and heater, power steering, automatic shift. For sale at auction at Bankruptcy Court.

3rd floor, Washington Square Building, 109 W. Michigan Lansing. Mich. Tuesday, Jan. 23 at 2 p.m.

Sale to highest bidder. Terms cash. For further information, call C. La Verne Roberts. 372-9420.

SHARE THE RIDE 10 LEAVING FEB. 8 Need rider to help drive to Miami. Florida. Call 663-3386. References exchanged.

23 YEARS Of experience P.U.C. and I.C.C. with credentials. Trucker will drive your pickup. van.

diesel or gas, vehicle loaded or empty to West Coast area for vehicle expenses only. Ph. 489- 1615. 3730 W. East Lot 49.

Transportation POLSKA 60 The 20 gr features a Polish knight from the 10th century. The 40 gr shows a cavalryman from the 13th century. The 60 gr depicts a horseman from Wladyslaw Jagiello's Cavalry of the 15th century. The 1.35 zl has a cavalryman from a hussars' company of the 17th century. The 4 zl pictures a soldier from the National Guard Regiment of the 18th century.

The 4.50 zl shows an equestrian from the Congress Kingdom period (1831). The 5 zl il- JUST CUT OUT THIS COUPON AND BRING IT TO HEDLUND'S $20 BONUS COUPON SALE to BUY A DISHWASHER AT SALE PRICES AS SHOWN BELOW RECEIVE A $20 CREDIT SLIP THAT CAN BE USED TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF ANY ITEM IN THE STORE CREDIT SLIP GOOD ANYTIME WITHIN 90 DAYS JUST CUT OUT THIS COUPON AND BRING IT TO HEDLUND'S. TO TO TO TO KITCHEN DISHWASHERS At Low, Low Sale Prices Top Loading Front Loading TE Portable Portable AS LOW AS AS LOW AS $21995 $25995 IMPERIAL CUSTOM Whirlpool UNDERCOUNTER Whirlpool UNDERCOUNTER DISHWASHER DISHWASHER Family-size capacity 4 pushbutton cycles plus budget priced! in-the-door silver basket No need to pushbutton con- time self-cleaning filter venience New rinse-con- constantly cleans the water ditioner dispenser with Dual detergent dispenser automatic fill indicator Large silverware basket New Sonic Shield for "con- Slip-in front panels you versation quiet" operation can decorate yourself Full-time self-cleaning out expensive trim kit filter Removable silver Porcelain-enameled tub basket has 6 compartments Choice of colors. for easy sorting. SALE PRICE SALE PRICE $26595 Model 500 $16995 Model 300 HOURS: Mon.

thru Wed. Thurs. Fri. Saturday "Where a Guarantee Means Something" master charge BANKAMERICARD PLUMBING MICHIGAN tat IntERBaRa CARO HEDLUND'S CENTER 6323 W. SAGINAW, LANSING PHONE 371-1130 AIRPLANES AA AERONCA CHAMP -Recent cover and majored engine.

Best offer. Ph. 677-7811. Economy Aircraft Sales. CESSNA CARDINAL.

1973 TT. 70 hours. full I.F.R. $22.500. For further information call Capital City Aviation, 489-5000.

HANGAR Available. Call Francis Aviation. 484-1324. LEARN TO FLY--In a Cessna 150. FAA and VA training, flight examiner on staff.

Capital City Aviation. Ph. 489- 5000. LEARN TO FLY- Over 30 years experience in all types of flight training. Approved for veterans.

Francis Aviation. Airport Rd. Call 484-1324. TRAIN NOW--For that pilot certificate or rating that's been holding you back at Citrus City Aviation on Highway 441. 15 miles north of Disneyworld, it's V.F.R.

almost every day in sunng Florida. For further information call Capital City Aviation. 489-5000. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 AMBASSADOR. 1972 $2.695.

Low money down. low weekly payments. Bob Baker American Motors, Michigan between Frandor and the Campus. AMBASSADOR. 1969 4-door SST.

fully equipped including factory air, low milike new condition. Only $1.395. leage. Bill Fowler Ford Sales, U.S. 27 at East DeWitt Ph.

669-2725. BARRACUDA, 1970 Red, automatic, radio, snow tires. reasonable mileage. perfect condition. Ph.

676-4648. BUICK. 1968 Sport wagon. loaded. 9- passenger.

credit no problem. $895. Lippincott Auto Sales. 226 W. Grand River at Seymour.

Ph. 372-4990. BUICK WILDCAT 1967-Beautiful running condition, come try it for yourself. Call 482-2166. BUICK.

1969 LaSabre 4-door, power brakes and steering. tinted glass. factory air one owner. Call 349-3788. Thurs.

and Fri. after 6. weekends anytime. BUICK. 1969 -Grand Sport 400.

Power steering and brakes. vinyl top, excellent condition. Ph. 626-6664. BUICK.

1972- -Skylark custom coupe. factory air conditioning, automatic. power steering and brakes. AM-FM stereo tape. 5.300 actual miles.

light green with custom vinyl top, $3.595. Kelly-Buick-American Motors -OpelGMC. 445 N. Cedar Mason. Ph.

677-3541. BUICK, 1972-Skylark. Factory air, like new. 2-door hardtop. Cain Buick-Pontiac.

St. Johns. Ph. 224-2010. BUICK.

1970 Electra. custom 4-door hardtop. full power, factory air, power windows and seats, custom vinyl top. 41.000 actual miles. $2.695.

KellyBuick-American Motors-O GMC 445 N. Cedar Mason. Ph. 677-3541. BUICK.

1970 LeSabre custom 2-door hardtop. 455 engine, air, power, automatic. Ph. 487-6286. BUICK.

1970 -Skylark custom 2-door hardtop. 350. V-8. automatic, power steering and brakes. burnished brown with black vinyl top.

Extra sharp inside and out. Bank financing available. Keith's Auto Sales. 5436 S. Cedar, just south of Jolly Rd.

Ph. TU 2-2961. Open evenings. BUICK. 1965-Sport wagon, power, no rust, excellent condition.

$550. Ph. 484- 2113. BUICK. 1970-LeSabre 2-door hardtop.

Harvest yellow with a black vinyl roof and brown vinyl interior. A real sharp looking car, this is as nice as it looks. The car is air conditioned for your comfort and extra clean. A great low price of only $2.395 at McClintock Cadillac, 5901 S. Pennsylvania.

Ph. 393-5600. CADILLAC, 1972-Fleetwood Brougham. The only true extra room luxury car made. This car is beautifully finished with velvet like Medici cloth.

Loaded with luxury equipment such as stereo AM-FM. dual comfort seat, cruise control, power seats and door locks, climate control air plus much more. A real buy at only $6.895 at McClintock Cadillac. 5901 S. Pennsylvania.

Ph. 393-5600. CADILLAC Sharp 1968 sedan. Clean inside and out. Air and complete power.

Call Judy. 372-2130. CADILLAC. 1971 Eldorado, 14.000 And 1972 Coupe De Ville 11.000 miles. Charley's Zephyr station, 1715 E.

Kalamazoo. Ph. 482-2813. CADILLAC. 1968 -Sedan DeVille.

A fully equipped fine '68 with power windows and seats, air conditioning. AMFM radio. whitewall tires and more. A great car at the low price of only $2.295 at McClintock Cadillac. 5901 S.

Pennsylvania. Ph. 393-5600. CADILLAC. 1970-Eldorado coupe.

Nottingham green with a white vinyl root and white leather trim, stereo AM-FM radio and power windows and only 31.000 actual miles. You won't find a nicer Eldorado. Priced to sell for only $4.495 at McClintock Cadillac, 5901 S. Pennsylvania. Ph.

393-5600. CADILLAC. 1971- Sedan DeVille. We have a number of fine 4-door hardtops choose from. All are loaded with equipment, low mileage.

completely serviced and priced to sell from as low as $4.495. Now is the best time to buy at McClintock Cadillac, 5901 S. Pennsylvania. Ph. 393-5600.

CADILLAC-1970. the sharpest, cleanest De Ville convertible you'll ever find. All power, plus tilt-scope wheel, and factory air. This is a one-owner car and has had the very best of care. It's like new inside and out with 36.350 actual miles.

Book value $3.750, but will sell for $3.200. No trades accepted. Ph. Charlotte, 543-2500 or 543-5077 after 7 p.m. CAMARO.

1972 Rally Sport. 350 automatic. power steering. black interior. $2.670 Call 355-3226.

CAMARO 1971 SS350. power steering. brakes. AM-FM. snow tires, excellent shape.

$2.350. Ph. 1-543-2875. CAMARO 1971- 2-door. only 30.000 well-caredfor miles.

Has radio. heater. V-8 engine, automatic transmission. power steering. power brakes and more.

$2.795. Bill O'Shaughnesses Chevrolet. Open Mon. and Thurs. till 9.

Ph. 669-2021 DeWitt. CAMARO. 1968- 4-speed. sharp.

No money down. $42 per month. BJ's Auto Sales. 2621 N. Grand River, corner of Logan.

Ph. 485-8841. TURN YOUR- Thoughts in the right direction, and your eyes to the classified columns..