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1 female Help Wanted 9 PORT HURON TIMES HERALD, Sunday, February 2, 1964 PAGE 7, THIRD SECTION -rt Huron Area Deaths Funerals TYPIST RECEPTIONIST Fee physician's Offlc, ooe 30 3S. Times Herald Box 82. Salespeople, Agents 12 Work Wanted Mai 15 Mobile Homes Clay Join Township May Algonac Plans CARPENTER, LOTTON E. BABY SITTER WANTED Own Transportation Coll 2-5742 otter 3:30 p.m. UPPY'S light trucking, cleanups Rubbish removed.

Free estimates. SALESMAN report exceptional earnings monthly, selling fireproof safes to formers, stores full, porttime. Hamilton Safes, Be'oit 27, MOBILE HOME SUPER MART VALUES YU 5-7596 after 5 p.m., Sot, oil day. MASON contracting ond building re" 'New name brand 10' 50' mobile Ing lots. Anytime, anywhere.

home ONLY $3195.00 82-17f Many good used coaches All prices SALESMAN: Career minded repre- OPERATOR. Burroughs Sensimotic No. 1500 with Tope. Pull time-Part time, excellent pay ond working conditions. Experience only, no others need apply, our emoloyees know ot this offer.

Box 65 Port Huron Times Herald. sentative. oge 24-40, needed bv Of 1221 Lopeer Ave. expired January 31 in local nursing Home. Mr.

Carpenter will lie In state In the Pollock-Jowett Funeral Home where services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Monday. Burial will be In New River Cemetery. Grindstone City, Mlchl- On leoaing rooa service equipment ana iniirHiuen sell MORE FOR LESS. supply company.

Exceptional salary I FREE delivery anywhere In Mlchl- oer wee plus hotel ollowonces 'HAWAII4M nnt1 gan. Treatment Sevegi Piano and Acromion Open weekdays O.m to 9 p.m. THERE Chicago to sell China, Glassware WOMAN or girl tor light housekeeping, live In, references. YU-4-4593 Open Sundays 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Foulkner Music Studio, 326 Huron 1 Silverware, Kitchen Utensils and Equipment, Furniture ond l-urnish- YU-5-6163 ALGONAC The Clay town Countyi Blue Water District 1A Deaths Funerals WOMAN, 60-70, for housekeeping, tax funds, State approval of the formally requesting sale of bonds and a lower bond DPW assistance. 19 more for home than wages, must ship board may decide Monday HAWK SALES CO. INC Mobile Home Super Mart 3412 So. Main Morlette, Michigan Ings, Linens. Paper Goods, ond Does.

Cats. Pata Janitor Supplies to Hotels, Restaur-, ants, Clubs, Hospitals, Schools and Institutions. Liberal i.ommls-i FRFF PIIPPIFC. drive, Copoc 395-7664. night to have its consulting engineers prepare a survey to de sions witn weekly drawing oc-1 BABYSITTER, own transportation, references, reply, stating age, ex-perlence.

Times Herald Box 2823 Sturges St. count arrangement upon startlno i IS A on territory. Territory available BOSTON BULL puppies, 7 weeks consists of Mt. Clemens, Pontlacl eld, $30. The preliminary plan would be enlarged to include the township if the township board Monday decides to authorize the action.

sale interest rate for the project. THE VILLAGE Council, when it receives a preliminary sewer district plan from engineers, is termine feasibility of including Flint, Soglnaw, Pigeon, Port 4242 Lapeer Rood DRUMMOND, MRS. CLARA Age 79, died January 31 In Pon-tlac. Remains are In Smlth-Wolte Funeral Home, Imlay City, where services will be held ot 2 p.m. Monday.

Burial will be In Imlay Township Cemetery. the township in plana for a sani BEAGLES, pointers, and coon hound. nuron, area, write complete details to: Philip Green, WOMAN NEEDED with churctl background. Full or port-time lifetime security. Experience Sunday School, ministry helpful.

Exceptional weekly eornlngs. No competition. Write John Rudln 22 West Madison Chicago 2. III. phone tary sewage treatment lyitem Personnel Director, EDWARD DON COMPANY, 2201 South LoSollle oAttt-f l- rrr, proposed for Algonac.

expected to pass a resolution! Supervisor Townsend said the Street, Chicogo lis, Illinois. I trade. or RlX" Supervisor John 0. Townsend Aaent, one 364 6218 i EXPERIENCED cashier, no others need apply 353 Pine Grove, who desires own agency Com- aI. ABU LJ THE AQUARIUM SHOP next step of the township would be to Join Algonac in seeking County DPW assistance.

said he has asked James Apply in person. Hf. Vestma Lead oroarorn I JF.SH ond SUPPLIES SPECIAL MOBILE HOMES OF ALL SIZES BEST BUYS IN TOWN ALSO Mobile Home Supplies TRAILER SALES AND RENTAL SERVICE 2701 Howard Back Of K-MART Hubbell.of Hubbell, Roth Male Help Wanted 10 Top commissions. Give 'norms' iqm mansfielp open till 9 first letter. Benefit Trust Life, CANARY SINGERS BABY PAR A-1043 W.

McNIchols, Detroit OR K-EETS, TROPICAL FISH SUPPLIES TIM A preliminary plan, also "feasibility survey." would NATIONAL Company has career op pnone PII-J383 Collect. UtlKUlI ItA 5TORE, HURON portunity for oggressive man, age EXCEPTIONAL pTTTliCOLLIE AKC registered West Hiah" MOLLOY, EDWARD E. Age 77, died January 30, In his home on Ridley Road. Remains will be In Bowen Funueral Home, Mlnden City, and the Rosary will be recited there at I p.m. today.

Funeral services will be at a.m., Monday In St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Burial will be In the church cemetery. EARNINGS determine how much of an area NEW CAR AS BONUS for man i land Terrier puppies. Toy Poodle Clark to discuss this pos sibility with ths board.

The firm already is prepar ing a feasibility survey regard ing sewage treatment for Al should be included in the proposed sewer district, sewerage llfyi! 94.IIUVI K'uuuviv, Buuu salory with liberal fringe benefits. Write Times Herald Box 12 giving age, education, ond employment background. All replies confidential. over 40 In Port Huron area. Use ond Collie Stud Service 622-8404 cor for short trips to contact cus- Port Sanilac.

Pres" SABRINA KENNELS" Silver Toy American Lubricants Box 676, 1 Poodles, breeding and show stock. Dayton 1, Ohio. EV-5-4447 Work Wanted 14 Horses. C.ttl. SKwb 9fi PART or full time work for ambitious man with car good sal-ory.

Mr. Christy, 984-1721. gonac. Its findings are expected Female i soank na to be revealed soon. Home only $3195.

AND TOOL MAKERS DIE MAKERS BENDER TRYOUT MEN HAVEN MANUFACTURING New Haven Vicinity 2-Mlle, Gratiot PI-9-5164 BILL SUTHERLAND SALES AND SERVICE 9V9-24th St. YU-2-4731 After hours by appointment GENERAL CLEANING, Tuesdays and Thursdays, experienced, $1 Hour, 7 or I hours. Call YU-2 D902 needs, costs and advic on how to finance the project. An area sewer district, as proposed by Mr. Jasper, would extend north to the Algonac State Park and south to Ira township.

Supervisor Townsend said Ira township, with densely populated Fair Haven and Anchorville, also should be included. THE MOVE to include Clay township in the Algonac project JACK'S MEAT Specialties, Custom slaughtering, processing, 6851 Smiths Creek Rd, EN-7-3255 SADDLE HORSE, suitable for 4-H, reasonable. Eves. EN-7 2S94 FIVE SOWS with 52 shoots. 8529 Smiths Creek Rd.

EN 7-3308 STRICKLAND ELIAS W. Age 61, died February 1 In Harbor Beach Community Hospital. The remains will be In Burton E. Ramsey Funeral Home, Harbor Beach Sunday. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m.

Tuesday In the funeral home. Burial will be In Rock Falls Cemetery. aner p.m Automobiles 27 IRONING IN MY HOME came to a head last week when Village President Elmer P. Jas HOUR YU-2-0018 Lions Hosts To Jaycees bmlths Creek BEST OFFER TAKES Rambler, 4 door, radio, heater, standard transmission YU-5-6869. Work Wanted Mai 15 pii7itFy, "Eggi per proposed this arrangement 21 Production Foreman Automotive parts manufacturer has excellent opening for man with successful background as foreman.

Experience In painted products would be beneficial. Send resume and salary requirements to Times Herald Box S3 at a meeting with representa PLACE PAINTING experienced, also wall washing. Priced to suit John Jiske, YU-2-2610 in nr rsAw I HENS SOc each I White's Poultry Farm 5029 State Rd. EDSEL '58 1340 27th Street, 364 9142 1959 Chevrolet 4-door, rodlo, heater, automatic. At Algonac tives of various County and lo BOTH OFFICIALS have back-, ain ro, KA MAKKifcU COUPLE or man cal governments and agencies.

ed County and State Health De- change work for living quarters. Mobile Home 26 ALGONAC The Algonac run Hk a top BOX IJ Port Huron Times Hrrnlri entertained6 the 1 Lions Club fnni GUIZAR AUTO CO. Age 70, died January 30, In Mar-lette Community Hospital. Remains are in Carman Funeral Home, Deckervllle, where services will be conducted at 2.30 p.m., Sunday. Burial will be In Forester Cemetery.

Algonac Junior Chamber of 'v9i ncr csrrruuicv U-Z-WJ. 2)07 Pine Grove Rcbi't Tutt momn with iot or will sell. trucking odd YU 5-7081 Commerce at dinner Wednes lobs in-c ui cAHCLiiig law sewage into the St. Clair River and numerous canals along the Venice-like shoreline of the river FA 9 2094 general clean-ups, free estimates, uWTBK VH-9-71ino villi. Articles For Sale 36 day.

HOUSE TRaILfR OPPORTUNITY Wonted experienced mechanic. Best working conditions. Plenty of work for qualified man. APPLY IN PERSON to Mr. Gorskl, Service Manager MOORE CHEVROLET CO.

3333 Electric Ave. 33' tandem wheels, good condition, President Dan Grote headed H3U. THOMAS, LEWIS E. and Anchor Bay has reached For 1959 Detrolter, 10x40 two bedroom, I f0D. chrome hardware.

uoDer cab- Mr. Jasper for some time has advocated that the only practical and economical way for Algonac to hav a sewage treatment system is to include densely populated sections of the township in the project His plan, backed by the Vil the delegation of Jaycees. President Robert Pocklington, Lion critical proportions. storm windows, oil tank. Inets, Valance YU-2-6432.

Box 329, Sondusky PLACE YOUR FARM auctions at a special low rate in the Times Herald Classified Section. Your Auction Ad will reach farmers In Macomb, St. Clair, Sanilac, Huron, and Tuscola Counties. Call Collect Apartments, Flats SI president, welcomed the group. Secretary Bob Wright gave CALL fOH AUVERTI81NO RATI IN THIS SECTIOH DIAL TU-I-T1TI 4SK FOR CLASSIFUED Age 74, died January 31 In Mar-lette Community Hospital.

Remains ore In HacKer Funeral Parlors, Sandusky until 11 a.m. Monday when they will be taken to Mooretown Brethren In Christ Church tor services at 2 p.m. Burial will be In Greenwood Cemetery. rar inTormaTion. uiai TU-WIM 523 RIVER STREET Newly decorated, 2 rooms and bath, prlvote entrance YU-5-6779.

the annual report on the Algonac recreation program which i Automobiles 27 27 Automobiles Everything lage Council, received support Plans for development of. several large subdivisions, which would add hundreds of new homes to the Algon- ac area in the next 10 years, are likely to pose an even greater sanitary problem, health officials have stated. The meeting to discuss Mr. showed 27,861 swimmers used the pool last summer. Under the direction of Jack Greenstein, 13 persons were also COST ACCOUNTANT With manufacturing experience, and general accounting background.

For progressive automotive parts manufacturing. Send resume Including experience and salary desired to Times Herald Box 71. TESLUCX WALTER S. Age 51, of 13354 Jeddo Road, died February 1 In Yale Community Hospital. Remains are In the Peters-Kaati Funeral Home, Yale, where services will be held at 2 p.m.

Monday. Burial will be In Elmwood Cemetery. employed as handicraft teachers, lifeguards, swimming instructors, and for concessions and yard work. of the County Board of Public Works, the County Regional Planning Commission, the County Health Department, engineering and planning consultants employed by Algonac and two Clay township officials. The newly-established County DPW would assist the village and township in seeking Federal Jasper's area sewer district plan was attended by Mr.

Town-send; James G. Leacock, town A movie, "Ducks Unlimited," WILLIS, FRANK was shown following the busi ship trustee; Harold L.Pock-lingon, village trustee; Dr. ness meeting. Rev.C. H.Hewitt Age 77, died January 31 In St.

Joseph Hospital, Sarnla, Ontario. Remains are In Hatton Funeral Home, Lexington, where services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday. Burial will be In Lexington Cemetery under auspices of the Masonic Lodge. BIRTHS "1 Resigns Algonac Walter H.

Boughner, temporary chairman of the Village Planning Commission; Seymour M. Gold, of Vilican-Leman Associates In, planning consultants; William A. Cramer, County sanitarian; C. Dwight Wood, chairman of the County Regional Planning Commission; the five- APPLY NOW Inexperienced or experienced drivers, Truckmen Make more year around earnings In your own business with no selling required. Trailers and loads supplied.

Age 21 Ot Over MT. CLEMENS ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL Jan. 22, to Mr. and Mrs Flowers Planning Post Donald Yaek, 669 Braidwood it! p-8- Now ALGONAC Rev.

Charles NEUMANN FLOWERS 914 MILITARY YU-2-B505 H. Hewitt, chairman of the member County Board of Pub Pass pnysicai Must own or be able to finance 1958 Diesel 1959 Gas or Later Truck, Village Planning Commission, ULLENBRUCH'S 1B39 LAPEER YU-5-6175 Road, Memphis, a daughter. Jan. 24, to Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Hedeen, 58596 Main Street, New Haven, a daughter. Jan. 27, to Mr. and Mrs. said Friday he has resigned be cause of ill health.

SILK'S FLOWER SHOP ST CLAIR, 317 JAY FA-9-4321 Dr. Walter H. Boughner, vice St: Box 107 Dept. 45 Aero Mayflower Transit Co. Indianapolis 6, Indiana Is The lic Works, Mr.

Hubbell and oth er representatives. WSCS At Algonac Flans Birthday Party Wednesday Monuments chairman, is serving us tern James Marineau, 9715 Bartell porary commission chairman. 11 Road, Richmond, a daughter Jan. 28, to Mr. and Mrs, JONE'S MONUMENT 3549 STONE YU-2-2783 Male Female Help Wanted No replacement has been named for Mr.

Hewitt. Mr. Hewitt, rector of St, Wilbur Wilson, 59990 Werderman ALGONAC The General BARTHEL MONUMENTS 1106 GRISWOLD YU-5-8424 Card Of Thanks 4 Society of WSCS of Trinity Andrew's Episcopal Church, was appointed to the commis Road, New Haven, a daughter. Jan. 28, to Mr.

and Mrs. LaVerne Mann, 32621 Sutton Road, New Baltimore, a son. WOMAN With Office and Personnel Background, to operate, temporary help and business service, from her home In Port Huron area. Contact Manpower Inc. 628 North Saginaw St.

Flint, Michigan TIM sion in June, 1962, when it was Methodist Church will have a birthday party at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in the church dining room. Devotions will be given by SCHAFER created, and served as its first chairman. WAITRESS For Cocktails and Food. For all kind expressions of sympathy and prayers of dear friends, since Also dishwasher and chef needed He has been active in several community projects, including Mrs.

Max Bear and the pro Write give references to P.O. Box the passing of our peiovea Drotner, Louis R. Schafer, on January 20, 112, Fair Haven. gram will be put on by the RALPH NEW PATON'S ENEMY NO. 1 RUSS PLAGENS PATON'S ENEMY NO.

2 we here express our heartfelt thanks to you all. Sincerely, Charles J. Schafer, brother and Emille the Algonac Town Hall School Study Committee, of which he Salespeople, Agents 12 Friendly Evening Circle. M. Schafer, sister.

Hostesses are Mrs. Robert! was chairman. TO BUY runeral Directors ST. CLAIR COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Jan. 27, to Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Goodell, 60 Hathaway Street, St. Clair, a daughter. Jan. 29, to Mr.

and Mrs. James Cross, 10413 Dixie Highway, Anchorville, a son. Jan. 31, to Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Straub, 60 Hatheway Street, St. Clair, a son. Tweddle, Mrs. Glenn Potter and MAN OR WOMAN PART TIME TOY ROUTE Mrs. Harry Friske.

Very Small Startlnq Capital Memorial Theme For Athena Club In Algonac Home FALK FUNERAL HOME SIXTH AT PINE YU-4-4747 "ELLIOT -YTR-8000 KARRER-SIMPSON GOOD INCOME These Two Men Want Two Good Used Car Buyers That Are Ready To Buy An Exceptional, Guaranteed, Winterized Used Car. They Are Enemy No. I And 2 To Their Employer Until They Sell A Car. If You Wont A Real Reward Stop In And See Them About Their Bail Bond. Seek To Develop Richmond JCC Chapter Monday RICHMOND Fifteen mem OR SELL Feb.

1. to Mr. and Mrs. ALGONAC "Lest We For FUNERAL HOME Duncan Closs, 1307 Moore High way, St. Olair, a son.

OPERATE FROM HOME Several Choice Territories AVAILABLE SOON Port Huron and Also Mt. Clemens Pontioc Flint Detroit bers of the' Port Huron Junior TO YU-5-5123 "POLLOCHJWETT Chamber of Commerce will visit Richmond Monday night to dis THROUGH cuss the developing of a junior; funeral home Formerly kipp chamber chapter in the village. I 1 in nTTf? Nearly 100 invitations have been sent out to young men in thi Rirhmnnrl area nrpine FUNERAL HOME UP TO $150. SAVINGS ON THESE CARS. get" is the title of a program to be presented at a meeting of the Algonac Athena Club at 2 p.m., Tuesday in the home of Mrs.

Wilson B. Bryce, 2444 St. Clair River Drive. Mrs. Walter H.

Boughner, Miss Wilda Bradley, Mrs. Elmer P. Jasper, Mrs. Carleton F. Worfolk and Mrs.

Harland W. Richardson will perform the program. Mrs. Bryce, hostess, will be assisted by Mrs. John Hislop.J Members have been reminded to bring stamps to the meeting for the Club's Girls Town project.

them to attend the informational Special Notices Plus Several Other Areas We will appoint a sincere man or woman to use our sales aids In establishing ond servicing a number of sensational self-service "TOY SHOP" Displays In markets, drug, variety stores, etc. You get expert Company advice and guidance. However, you must replace toys each week and collect money. REQUIRES ONLY FEW HOURS EACH WEEK This Is not a ob but a chance to get Into something you may have always wanted a business of your own. One that can be handled In spore time end still be handled In spare time and still leave room for full time INCOME TAX Notary public service D.

O. JACOBS 364 84B4 984 2041 Valentine Theme For Saturday Ball Of Algonac Club ALGONAC The Algonac Dance Club will meet Saturday evening, at the St. Clair Inn with the cocktail hour beginning at 9 p.m. The theme of the dance is "Cupids and Hearts," and a German band will furnish music for dancing. Mrs.

Charles McHenry Is chairman, assisted by Mrs. Jud Gilbert, Mrs. John Striet, Mrs. Art Cuthbertson, Mrs. Thomas Birney and Mrs.

Bernard Nugent. Decorations and arrangements for the last dance were meeting for 8 p.m. in the Civic Auditorium. Spokesmen for the Port Huron Jaycees will outline the purposes of the organization and inform the Richmond men on the methods of forming a jaycee chapter. INCOME TAX SERVICE 1839 Riverside Drive YU-5-6681 TRY Dladex Tablets (formerly Dex-A-Dlet).

New name, same formula, '62 STUDEBAKER only 98c. Barnet Drug Store. FAST INDIVIDUAL or business Income 997. 4-door 6 cylinder, standard transmission. See Pa-ton' enemy No.

1. Ball Bond Is Only NOT A GET-RICH QUICK 1097. 1097. FORD Falrlone Tudor V-8, Standard Transmission. Sen Paton's Enemy No.

Ball Bond Is Only. '61 COMET Station Waqon 6 Cylinder, Automatic Transmission, Rodlo, Heater See Poton's Enemy No. 2. Bail Bond Is Only '6! DODGE tax reports. 25 years experience.

Mrs. East. YU-2-0044 after 4:00 WANTED: MAIL ORDER BRIDES Heart and Hand Girls, known In the late 1800 as Mall Order Brides formed the basis of some of America's most substantial marriages. If your marriage was of the mall order variety vintage, and can be documented, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios would like to hear about It. Write Moil Order Bride, M-G-M, 1540 Broad-way.

New York 36, New York. EMU To Offer Teachers Courses At Marine City ACTION SCHEMF If you have a desire to better yourself If sober, honest, and really sincere, have a cor and $298 (minimum required), apply at once, giving complete details about yourself, phone number. Airmail or wire: TOY MERCHANDISING CORP. 34-10 58th Street Woodslde 77, New York 797. 1497.

'62 RENAULT Dauphine 4-door Excellent Condilion. See Paton's Enemy No. 2. Ball Bond Is Only '62 FORD Golaxie Fordor 6 Cylin der. Automatic Transmis sion.

See Paton Enemy No. 1. Ball Bond Is Only. MARINE CITY Four collegeltory of the State, its current i I- T-U i oncer 4 Door 6 Cylin unaer me airecuon oi ivi. C0Urses and a programleconomic, political and SOC 10- Convalescent Homes 7A 1097.

Ernest Gronlund, Mrs. Joseph supervised teaching for ele- logical events and utilization of UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY High ucr 3 i a a a I rans-mission. Jet Black in Color. See Paton's Enemy No. I.

Ball Bond Is Only. commission earnings witn a grow material resources. Classes MERE'2M Mr-Knar. anH Mrs. I.nren Rav- mentarv school teachers will ing 60 year old company selling woria tamous tooayear rnainten '62 CHEVROLET will convene at 7:15 p.m.

mond. i offered here during the spring Ambulatory or bed patients 3575 W. Water YU-2-2317 ance products. Rod Tormo In his '60 CHEVROLET WANT first full year earned over 120,000 I-orty seven couples ana lsemester by the Eastern Mich- 1697. Physical Landscapes is a 0l And Found 1097.

Don Klrby opened over 150 repeat customers on one exclusive Consoli guests attended. jigan University Extension Cen- study of agents and processes dated product his second year. LOST Brown and white bird dog Managerial opportunity for men ex perienced in palms and rooflnas, in the formation of surface features of the earth. Classes Monzo Spyder 4 On The Floor, With Blower. See Paton's Enemy No.

2, Bail Bond Is Only '62 CHEVROLET' Blscayne 2-Door 6 Cylinder, Standard Transmission, Like New. See Enemy No. 1, Bail Bond Is Only Many exclusive ond noncompetitive foimer ur. vaugnn tcneson. 37g-3531 pck LOST Shaggy haired, black dog, part cocker, terrier, child's pet, reward, FA-9-2040.

repeat Hems. Age no barrier. Diversified winter and summer line. 1597. will start at 4:15 p.m.

Burgess To Head Anchor Bay Board NEW BALTIMORE The Anchor Bay Board of Education Bel Air 4 Door Sedan 6 Cylinder, Powergllde. See Poton's Enemy No. 2. Ball Bond Is Only. '60 RAMBLER American Station Waqon Standard Transmission.

See Paton's Enemy No. 1, Ball Bond Is Only. '60 CHEVROLET Station Wagon 6 Cylin-' der, Standard Transmission. Excellent condition. Paton's Enemy No.

1, Ball Bond Is Only. Female Help Wanted 9 "Audio Visual Instruction" is We take care of all financing, shipping and collections. Fringe benefits Include free life Insurance, sales bonuses. Write Consolidated Paint Varnish East Ohio Bulld- 597. 1097.

a course designed for teachers and school administrators. Na ter. The courses will be taught in Marine City Ward-Cottrell High School beginning Feb. 11. Enrollment will be during the first two weeks of classes.

Guests may enroll after submitting an application to the director of admissions of the EMU graduate school. '60 OLDSMOBILE has elected Leonard G. Burgess ing, Cleveland, Ohio. GOOD OPPORTUNITY president of the board to re 1297. ture and use of teaching mater AD Convertible Automatic Transmission, Like New.

See Poton's Fnemy No. 2 Boll Bond Is Only place Dr. John Di Biaggio, who for mothers of school age children servicing Avon Cosemtic Custo mers. Write Mrs. F.

Bowman, 516 EXPERIENCED waitress needed. Also a short order cook wanted. 1936 Lapeer across from Muel- lers. COUNTER GIRL neat and reliable, age 25-45, night work YU-2-3851 for appointment between 11 a.m.- 5 p.m. Powers Hamburger.

LADY wishes another woman com-panlon to shore apartment. FA-9-3913 EXPERIENCED SANDWICH COOK 5 days a week. Must be neat and alert. Apply In person, Diana's, 307 Huron Ave. ials will be studied.

Students will use various audio visual materials and equipment. Classes will meet at 7:15 p.m. Water, Port Huron, or phone YU-2-4811 resigned Jan. 15. Mr.

Burgess was board president from July, 1962, to July, 1963. MAN WANTED for Rawlelgh business -SEE THE WARDEN ON THIS SPECIAL in poa st. Liair county or Port Huron. Exceptional opportunity for right person. For personal Inter SMITH, director of of the St.

Clairl DEAN S. curriculum A for teaching. view write Rawlelgh Dept. MCB 630-99, Free port, Illinois. River Area Program of Co supervised by the university, will be offered to elementary Special Notices 1953 FORD TUDOR HARDTOP V-8, Standard Shift, Good Runner ordinated Educational Services, $37.50 CALL teachers as a special service said the following courses are offered: "Ancient History," "Social Studies of Michigan," Coming Events ALGONAC There will be a board meeting of WSCS of Trinity Methodist Church at 9 a.m.

Monday in the home of Mrs. Charles Cunningham. "Physical Landscapes" and during the spring semester. The program will enable elementary teachers to complete supervised teaching requirements and continue present teaching programs. Immediate application is re YU MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM "SHOP THE BIG LOT OF LITTLE PRICES" TAX DEDUCTIONS Mean In Your Pocket Have Your Income Tax Computed Accurately And Promptly In The Privacy Of Your Home.

DAY OR EVENING THOMAS MAHAR TAX CONSULTANT 385-4938 "Audio Visual Instruction." "Ancient History" will consist of a study of the Greek civilization between the period of the Persian Wars and Alexander the Great. It will emphasize fifth century Athens. Classes will meet at 4:30 p.m. "Social Studies of Michigan" USED CAR DEPT. PATON MOTORS ALGONAC The Algonac Lioness Club will meet at 8 p.m.

Thursday at the Lions Clubhouse. Mrs. Mary Maki will present a program on flower arrangements. Mrs. Bob Pocklington and Mrs.

Don Droullard are hostesses. 5-7171 quested by the university. Ap-i plication forms may be obtained from the EMU division of fieldi services or from the River Area Educational Services office at the NIKE base on Short Cut Road, west of Marsh Road. 1015 MILITARY YU-5-8186 will focus attention on the his- 4.