Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 10

Saturday, December 30, 1961 12 THE BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER AND NEWS SAD STORY HAS HAPPY ENDING Thanks To Classified Ad! WANTED Christian home to board and room two school-age children. Also father If possible. WO x-xxxx. "Excellent results. Found a home.

Had about 15 to 18 calls. Very happy!" IF YOU HAVE A WANT OR NEED LET CLASSIFIED HELP YOU! CALL WO 4-7161, MERCHANDISE EMPLOYMENT Mali Help Sales 12-A (Continued) TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED WANT-ADS Ph. WO 4-7161 8 A.M.-5 P.M. Order Your Want-Ad on the Economical 10 Day Rate I I I 3 i 5 I 7 I 10 ENQUIRER and NEWS Classified Ads NIGHTS, SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS Phone WO 4-0265 Ads Placed Friday Night Will Start Monday DURING REGULAR OFFICE HOURS Men. tku Fri.

to 5 p.m. Sat. 8 to 3:30 p.m. Phone WO 4-7161 MERCHANDISE Enquirer and News Photos. ODDITY OR NOT, the Garland Lynn family's pet at 292 Reynolds Rd.

is a snail (in photo with three baby snails), found last Labor Day at Beadle Lake by Garald, 9. (inset) Now he and brother Garland, 13 and his parents know where baby snails come from. They saw four hatched live late in September (of which one survived) and on Dec. 22 another nine were born. One problem: what do you feed snails? Turtle food so far, but suggestions will be welcomed.

Big Game Hunter Back from Safari Spies Qui College Household Goods 47 (Continued) FOR SALE Norse Wrineer Washer Good Condition. $25.00 WO 3-6107 ANTIQUE complete set of dishes; also antique furniture and miscellaneous. WO 2-8479. WANTED: Used Furniture Cal. Drake.

WO 3-2775 RED HOTEL FLRNIXURE CO. M-96 In Galesburg MO 5-9942 "CASH AND CARRY Prices" FROST-FREE Frigidaire, $150. Roper Gold Star gas range, $190. Maid garbage disposal, $150. All like new.

Phone WO 3-9279. TEAR END SALE5-piecis dinette. $35.95. Four 7-piece dinettes. $39.95 up.

5-piece blonde wood drop leaf dinette. $44.50. 5-piece mahogany drop leaf dinette. $39.95. Swivel barrel back chairs, $12.95.

End tables. $3.50 up. Women's new shoes. $2.49. Lamps, rugs, lots of bargains th.s week and next.

Prices cut way down. THE FURNITURE SHOP, ISO SO. KENDALL. WO 3-5132. COLONIAL Sofa and Love Seat.

Duncan Phyfe Table and 4 chairs. Maple bed and dryer. WO 5-0624. CHESTS. gas-stovebaby bed.

dinette set. throw rugs. Cabinet sink. WO 4-8487. WO 5-0982.

FOR SALE Caloric deluxe 30-inch 1959 gas range, large oven, used 8 months, $100. W0 4-1171. Maple Dining Room Suite Good Condition $70.00 463 Capital N.E., After 5:00 DECEMBER SPECIALS $39.50 Stork- line full panel beds, adjustable springs, teething rails. 4 sides. $21.88 Cash.

Youth style Hollywood beds, $34.88. Deluxe adult type, S49.S8 up 9x12 FOAM backed rues $14.88 and $21.88. Drop leaf table and 4-chair dinette sets. $39.88: others. $29.

SS up. Deluxe $129.50 New Style "Dou ble Feature tilt back chairs, 79. RS. HAWKEN'S STORE and WARE- HOI SE, Lnion City. Open daily un til 6:00 p.m.

and Friday and Satur day 'till 9:00 p.m. SLANT NEEDLE Singer sewing machine (Model 301 sews perfect: original cost over S220 balance due only $07.65: take over $1.45 per week. Has all zig zag attachments. uau z-r us, tiectro Hygiene Co. Pre-Inventory FREEZER SALE Only 8 to go! Upright and chest Models.

Unbelievable discounts while they last many sizes no cash down a easiest terms in town. KNIGHT'S In Urbandale WO Open Monday. Wednesday, Friday Evenings 'Till 9 FIRE HAZARD! Have the lint removed from your clothes dryer. Call WO 3-1409. GAS STOVE Clean Used Furniture WO 4-1547 or WO 5-0952 THE Battle "Creek and all its employes wish you all a very Happy New Year.

MAHOGANY SINGER CONSOLE SEWING MACHINE $38.50. ZIG ZAG equipped. Will accept $4.00 per month. CAPITOL. WO 8-8186.

CLOSE OUT SPECIAL Frost Free refrigerator 12 cu ft. $199. Used refrigerators $10 and up. Terms available. PHILLIPS REFRIGERATION.

259 S.W. Capital. Phone WO 5-5126. Closed Saturdays. Open Sundays, week days.

Adjustment to college life is certainly made easier by roommates and the many others citizens of the dorm, and by the school sharing your same problems and happinesses. Roommates are wonderful Shared among roommates are special letters from special people, dates, clothes, problems, books, and, probably most important, discussions on death, life, poetry, Existentialism, and "What are we doing here? Why aren't we out creating and traveling and seeing the world? Why don't we all quit school and go to a large city and live in an apartment and meet fascinating people and go to school in Paris WHAT IS COLLEGE? A gigantic incubator for the intellectually young and old, a Procrustean bed (my geology again) complete with pillows, a glorified high school or country club, a magic land of social and individual independence. To everyone college presents a different challenge. Each person will meet this challenge according to the way in which his high school career has prepared him to do so. For some it is bitterly lonely in the crowd.

I HAVE BEEN ON safari and have The message: READ! TAKE MATH, FOREIGN LANGUAGE, ENGLISH, HISTORY, AND SCIENCE COURSES ALL YOU CAN GET! READ EVERYTHING! What you will do in college is being determined today as you cut a math class or giggle on the phone instead of reading. Prepare now for tomorrow! you'll never regret it. Machinery Tools 43 AUTHORIZED Clinton Chain Saw Sales and Service. New and used saws. We trade.

We are equipped to repair ail makes. Small engine repair, arc welding machine work, general repair. Low prices. We charge only for what we do. Expert work.

Athens Milling 233 North Capital. Athens. Mich. PA 9-2S01. Farm Machinery 48-A Used Cock Shutt 40 Tractor Minneapolis Moline ZB Oliver Super "77" Used Farmall "240" Tractor.

Plow and Cultivator Farmall Tractor, plow, loader and grader blade Dodge Pickup Truck Runs good $125 KENDALL'S MAR CREEK Implement Co. Halfway Between Battle Creek and Marshall Phones WO 2-5453, WO 2-5454 Musical Instruments 49 CASH For Your Piano Call Mr. Tyler, WO 8 8423 Grinnell's 6 W. Michigan SAVE BALDWIN ORGAN, demonstrator, ma hogany case, fully guaranteed. VAHEY MUSIC CO.

17 Capital, S.W. Phone WO 8-8159 COME IN and see our big assortment of new guitars and amplifiers Spanish and steel. Good buys for Christmas. FERREE MUSIC SHOP HO Calhoun St. Ph.

WO 5-0511 SAVE $225 on slightly used CONN spinet walnut organ. Traded on larger model. Unlimited guarantee on all CONN organs. BUCK'S. 862 Capital N.E.

(Verona). COME IN and see our big assortment of new guitars and amplifiers Spanish and steel. Good buys and quality too! FERREE MUSIC SHOP 110 Calhoun St. Ph. WO 5-0511 ELECTRIC Hammond Organ.

Mode B-2. with bench and 4 speaker 20-watt sound cabinet, approximately 10 years old. Walnut woodwork, in perfect condition, just refinished. Mechanism serviced by Hammond agent on December 21. 1961.

Will sell for $1,500. Hastings City Bank. 150 W. Court Hastings, Michigan. WI 6-2401.

MEDIUM size upright piano, completely refinished, in excellent condition. Will deliver In city. $125.00. WO 2-8891. MESMAN MUSIC CENTER 1433 W.

Mich. Urbandale 965-2126 WURLITZER Organs, Pianos Lessons SQUIER Music Co. will 'ocated at 427 Capital 8.W. After January 1, 1962 Office Equipment, Supplies SO GOOD used adding machines, hand and electric models; low prices. HERMANN'S, 119 W.

Michigan. WO 4-7153. Television Radios 51 PRE-INVENTORY CLEARANCE On organs, appliances, televisions, stereos, boats, motors. Prices you can't afford to miss No payments until March! WASHBURN'S. 1S2 North 20th St.

WO 2-9566. Wearing Apparel 53 3 Ladles' Coats, Large 6 Boy's Shirts. 14-14 '4 Reasonable WO 8-6707 SACRIFICE 5 formals. 2 party dresses, hoop skirts, sizes 7-9. worn once.

Call WO 4-2079. Building Materials 53-A YARD CLEAN UP New 2 4's rejects. 100ri usable. About all lengths. While they last.

6c per ft. SOUTHWEST LUMBER CO. 1140 Raymond Road WO 4-3066 To Rent To Hire To Sell To Find Dial WO 4-7161 Do If Today! and order a result getting Classified Ad Painting Papering BARTELSON DECORATORS Painting. Paperhangfng. Estimatea.

WO 4-5446 WO 4-5506 PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES INSURED L. V. KENNARD WO 2-4910 FLOYD WALKER Painting. pTper" hanging, plastic plastering. 30 years in business.

Call evenings WO 4-2680 Plastering PLASTERING Patch work our specialty. Archways, new celling. Expert work. Immediate service. Phone WO8-6S63.

LET US plaster that new home or fix up the old plaster. Richard Holcomb. WO 5-5310. Plumbing DISCOUNTS! DISCOUNTS! Plumbing supplies, tubs, stools, lavatories, pipe fittings, soil pipes. B.

C. Enterprises, 250 Dickman Rd. WO 5-5109. adiOjJT VR ai ri TV. Radio and Antenna Service.

De-pendable and reasonable. MAX HU-BER. 692 W. Michigan Ave. Phone WO 6-1229.

Septic Tanks CESSPOOLS and SEPTIC TANKS Cleaned and Installed J. W. COLLINS Phone WO 5-5755 CESSPOOLS and SEPTIC TANK8 Cleaned and installed. Free Estimates VER.N G. FULTZ 24-Hour Service WO 3-837S Snow Plowing SNOW Plowing South and West side.

Days, phone WO 2-3845; nights. WO 2-3213. SNOW PLOWED Residential, commercial. All winter dependable service. WO 3-5829.

Call Houghtaling. CAR-STARTING Towing Service. Snow plowing. 24-hour service. Call WO 4-0260 WO 2-5692.

Warehousing COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL STORAGE Transit Warehouse Division A. K. ZLNN CO. 46 Liberty St WO S-S195 Well Drilling HAROLD ARMSTRONG Drive any size water well desired; also electrical cumna aoM $112 weekly to start, more later. Local route, married man, 25 to 40 with car and phone.

High school education. Also one part -time route open, can earn up to $50 a week. For interview phone WO 3-4075. Help Wanted Femala 13 DEPENDABLE woman for care of Infant and housekeeping for parents who work. Must have own transportation.

Level Park area. WO 2-4282. HOUSEKEEPER to live In. Family home In country. Must be able to drive.

Phone WO 4-7570. WOMAN. 25-45: lor receptionist and bookkeeper in physician's office. Reply Box E-4, Enquirer and News. BABY SITTER wanted, days Inquire 130 Cliff St.

(upstairs) LIGHT housekeeper. 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Own transportation. Box L-4.

Enquirer and News. Situation Wanted Mais 16 MARRIED man with family wants dairying or general farm work. References. Write J-4. Enquirer and News.

Situation Wanted Female 17 WOULD like work earing for youx old folks. Experienced and references. WO 3-6049. FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 34 COMMERCIAL, between 1-94 and Bat-tie Creek, over 400 ft. frontage, nearly 500 ft.

in depth: 2 nice homes and 24x32 garage. Can be sold together or separate. Over 1.000 ft. frontage on 1-9. 250 ft.

frontage on S.W. Capital, nearly 20 acres iand. CHAMBERLAIN REALTY. WO 2-8573 Completely Equipped 3-Chair Barber Shop in Good Location WO 3-5742 SOUTHSIDE Business corner. Drive and 4 '4 Mile Rd.

Acreage ideal for mobile home park, including aprpoved blueprint plans. $3,500. Offered by private party. PA 9-9346. Land Contracts 35 WANTED Land Contracts Have Several Clients to Buy Good Land Contract.

Frank C. Eifler, Realtor Phone WO 2-5437orWO Would Like to Buv Land Contract! JOHN BARNEY. Realtor WO 2-9S33 or WO 3-5725 NEW lowest Interest rates. Farms and suburban home loans. Contracts bought and sold.

Charles Peters. WO 2-5905. LAND CONTRACTS bought and sold. Call V. C.

Hendrick Realty, WO 2 8543. Residence WO 4-5751. Family Budget Control 3 5-A ARE YOlTlN DEBT? SEE FAMILY BUDGET SERVICE 39 E. Michigan Loans to $500 Ph. WO 3-4091 37 PERSONAL LOANS $10 to JoOO MICHIGAN LOAN Jas.

W. Sumner 17 No. McCamly Phone WO 2-5114 Wanted Money 38 WANTED to borrow Si. 000 on 1st mortgage city property. Good location.

Ample security. Write Box K-4, Enquirer and News. LIVESTOCK Farm Animals 40 FOR SALE Purebred Hampshire. Open gilts. Ivan Meyer, M-78, Sherwood.

PI 1-SoOS. FOR SALE or let on a gain or share basis, 2u0 Hereford and Angus steers. Stealy Cattle Marshall and Olivet. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 14-Mile Road Second house north of Gorsline Road 7 HEREFORD h-ifers: 2 Hereford bulls 7 months old. Dick Kellogg, WO 4-0749.

441 McArdle Rd. Registered Jersev Cow WO 3-7619 19 HEAD of Holsteln cattle. Mostly calfhood, vaccinated. 10 heid milking. 4 open heifers, 300-700 lbs.

4 bred heifers coming in soon, 1 bull, weight about 1700 Ihs. Priced low to sell as herd only. 14 miles West of Union City on Dunks Rd. and 2 miles south on Aborgast Rd. Earl Zongker.

Poultry and Supplies 41 Pep Up Lazy Hens With MASTER MIX CALORIZED EGGLAC PELLETS Highly fortified with vitamins. Brings extra eggs. Increases profits. Available at Battle Creek Feed Grain Co. 772 Emmett St.

Ph. WO 3-1585 Pet Stock and Supplies 42 BASSETS August puppies. A.K.C.. field champion sired. permanent shots.

$75. Oak Shadows Farm, R-8. Kalamazoo. Phone FI 2-8632. PERRI WINKLE KENNELS.

Miniature and toy poodles. Stud service. Cats, small dogs boarded. WO 3-0059 or WO 4-6141. BOSTON TERRIER: At stud, near champion son of champion Grant's Royal Command.

Siring small, correctly marked puppies. Phone Kalamazoo. FI 4-8136. WAYNE dog food sna rabbit pellets. Free delivery.

"SAH'" Green Stamps. AGNEWS.65 E. Michigan. 4-7107. PANTING for a particular pup? Battle Creek Kennel Club's Free Directory service will help you locate your breed of purebred dog studs, puppies.

WO 3-7731. SHETLAND Sheepdogs. fCollie 1n miniature i. AKC registered puppies, sable and white. Champion stud service.

Outstanding bloodline. Kawartha Kennels. Reg. Kalamazoo. FI 5-7547.

AFGHAN" puppies "from Raffle-Creek7! own RHYNG TAYL. Exotic fun to live with. 3 months. A.K.C. Show or pet.

Ch. sired. $150 up. Gleason's, WO 3-7731. MERCHANDISE Wanted Miscellaneous 43 CASH for used pianos, any type.

B. J. Speidel. dealer, 1601 North High Hartford City, Indiana. (Give directions i.

Coal Coke Wood 45 DRY OAK FIREWOOD Avenue Trailer Park Call WO 3-2652 Choice Fireplace Wood at 61 Up on Phone WO 8-6848 or WO S-1137 CUSTOM CUT WOOD Call WO 3-9640 or WO 2-5391 FOR clean burning, long-lasting fuel, try Jewell Pocahontas eg coal, $22.43 per ton delivered, plus sales tax. Battle Creek Farm Bureau 295 Hamblin Ave. WO 2-4025 Plenty free parking space Classified ads do what you want done hire, sell, rent and find! Order your ad today! Lines Day Days Days Days Days 3 l-g3 30 4 1.24 l3.24 4.80 6.1 8.00 5 1 140 3.60 5.75 7.35 9.50 6 1.68 4.32 6.90 8.82 11.40 7 L1-96 l5 0 "l8 05 10.29 I 13.30 8 2.24 5.76 9.20 11.76 15.20 9 l2.52 8.48 10.35 13.23 17.10 10 2.80 7.20 11.50 14.70 19.00 11 3.08 7.92 fl2.65 I 16.17 I 20.90 12 3:36 8.64 fl3.80 I 17.64 I 22.80 13 I 3.641 9.36 I 14.95 19.11 I 24.70 14 I 3.78 9.66 14.70 (19.60 I 25.20 Nights, Sundavs and Holidays Phone WO 4-0265 NOTICES Funerals LOCAL FUNERALS I.YBARGER. CLARE R. Friends may call at Hebble s.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday 2:00 m. In the Chapel. Rev. Murl D. Grounds officiating.

Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. KOLTZEN. MRS. BLANCHE. Friends may call at Hebble's where services will be Tuesday at 10:30 a.m.

in the chapel. Rev. John F. Sorensen officiating. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery.

STATE FUNERALS MATHEWSON. OREN D. Friends may call at the Court Funeral Home. Marshall, where services will be Monday at 2:00 p.m. Rev.

Thomas F. Fris-by of Trinity Episcopal Church officiating. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Battle Creek. TABBERER.

FREDERICK C. Friends may call at the Leonard runerai Home. Hastings, where services will be Tuesday. 10:30 a.m. Rev.

Hepb-ner officiating. HOENES. WESLEY. Friends may call at the Court Funeral Home, Marshall. Services will be 2:00 p.m.

Tuesday with Rev. Carl B. Strange officiating. Interment Oak Ridge Cemetery. Funeral Directors ROYAL Funeral Home, Inc.

281 Upton Ave. Ph. WO 4-3706 Flowers FLOWERS ease the heartache when thoughts run too deep for tears. CAPITAL FLORIST 630 Capital N.E. Phone 4-3737 Card of Thanks WE WISH to express our deepest gratitude for the kindness tendered us by the doctors and nurses of Community and American Legion Hospitals, the Rev.

J.C. Pendergrass, the Hebble Funeral Home and to the many friends and neighbors, for their acts of sympathy and condolence, during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Eckley J. Thomas Family In Memcriam THERE IS NO BETTER WAT ot memorializing friends and loved ones than by making a contribution to the Senior Ciiizens Residence Fund In their memory.

Gifts may be sent to Altine Mckee, 57 Garden Ph. WO 3-8396. A memorial card will he sent to the family and an acknowl-edgmept card to the donor. Lost and Found LOST Gray Weimaraner (female). Sunday, vicinity of 13 Mile Rd.

south of Bellevue. Reward. Call WO 3-6840, LOST One pair Man's shell rim glasses in brown clip-type case. Vicinity of Columbia Plaza and Parson's garage. Call Marshall ST 1-8257.

STRAYED Vicinity of Meachem and Upton Unsexed Springer Spaniel, liver and white. Answers to 11 months. Companion to hoy, hard of hearing. Reward. PhoneWO 5-5956.

LOST' Vicinity of West VanBurefJa't Tompkins. Male corker. Sandy color, 5 years old. Called "Randy." 963-3S21. LOST Vicinity of Lyon Lake.

Marshall, 3 month old black-tan Beagle pup 4 white paws, white tipped tail. Reward for information and re- urn. arahall ST 1-S401. Personals 4 BEEF. pork, fruits.

Juices and vegetables for freezers. No down payment. 6 months to pay. Free locker rent. Galesburg Locker, phone MOr-ris 5-4191.

MOrris 5-7293. INSTANT RELIEF for upset stomach. Rexall Bisma-Rex. Available in powder, tablet or liquid. TASKER'S DRUG 158 Main WO 5-1367 NEVER IN a New Year without new hope and non-profit Goodwill Industries hopes you will give generously of vour repairable discards again this year.

GOODWILL 1NDUS- TRIES. 373 W. Michigan. WO 5-0575. GENTLEMAN of 51 wishes to correspond with lady of suitable age.

Box M-4. Enquirer and RENT a Singer Sewing Machine Only $6.24 per month Including delivery and pick-up service. SINGER SEWING. CENTER 32 E. Michigan Ave.

WO 8-6621 Wanted: Home Sewing Dressmaking, Coats. Alterations. Etc. WO 3-5761 AILENE SMITH (VIRE) Dressmaking Shop. 116 Alton Ave.

Suits, coats, dressesalteration, bridal. WO2-2024. IF YOU have a DRINKING PROBLEM call ALCOHOLICS ANONY- MOUS. WO 4-7577. Box J261 ARE YOU sick.

In sorrow. In trouble. In sin? Let's pray about It. WO 3-9342. WO 3-2905.

The Fatman Private Detective A thorough 24-hour confidential service. Shadowing. Tape. Photo Film Evidence. Call WO 4-2445or write 194 N.

Union NOEL'S FURS Let us take your outdated fur garment and restyle it into a fashionable stole, cape or jacket. Also, hats, muffs and collars made from your left-over fur. One-year guarantee. Phone 963-7631 for free pickup and delivery. NICE Lady would like to correspond with gentleman, age 55 to 65.

Write Box D-4, Enquirer and News. "FURS FURS FURS DressesT coats, hats, collars, stoles, capes. Jackets. Call Madge. Faris Furs.

WO 3-3933. To Boston area on January 3-4. Will share expenses and driving. Call WO Special Notices ANNUAL meeting of the Goodwill Industries of Battle Creek Inc. A nonprofit corporation, will be held January 23.

1962 at 12:30 o'clock at the Community Services Building. 12 W. Van Buren Battle Creek. Michigan. M.

Heffron, secretary. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Male 12 WANTED. Handyman able to do mopping, painting, janitorial work for wages and room and board. Write Box F-4, Enquirer and News. Barber Wanted! Call WO 2-0j4 After 6:00 TOP LINE OUT OF WORK? Looking for steady vear around employment? Call FI 9-S640 or write to PO Box 2767 in Kalamazoo for appointment.

All Interviews atrictly confidential. CREDIT MANAGER THE Jury Rowe Furniture Co. has an immediate opening for man with some credit experience. Applicants must be neat and able to meet the public This is a permanent position. Write Box R-4.

Enquirer and News, giving qualifications. Male Help Sales 12-A CHASE Christmas bill worries! 3 day or evening hours to suit you. Pleasant work. No car needed. We teach.

Write Box 8-4. Enquirer and News. WOULD-youchnge Jobs for $7,000 a year with a base of $120 per week to start? Route sales. Must have car. phone and neat appearance.

Write Box G-4, Enquirer and News. MERCHANDISE Coal Coke Wcod (Continjel) 45 FIREPLACE, furnace and stove wood. Various lengths available. We deliver. Also Sundays and holidays.

WO 4-3254. Pocahontas Briquets Pocahontas Stove J21.R7 SAH GREEN STAMPS on Coal Orders PLAXTON COAL and OIL WO 8-8177 Phoenix Kentucky Stoker Buy the Best Every Load Guaranteed $20.00 SKIDMORE COAL Phone WO 2-5541 Farm Produce 45 FILTERED CIDER Delicious. Spy. Cortland. Grimes.

(Steele's Red apples. Parson's Orchard. 1817 Northeast Capital. WO 2-3S25. APPLES AND CIDER Richard Ware, corner of Main Street and 'B" Drive North APPLES Closed Sundays rest of season.

McDermtd Orchards WO 4-577 APPLES Mcintosh. Jonathon, Northern Spys, Cortland, Delicious, and other varieties. Hillcrest Orchards. 8 miles out West Michigan, 'i mile north. APPLES.

$1.00 per bushel up. Delicious Rome beauty Jonathans. Sandstone House, South Wattles Road. WO 3-350L Fruits, Vegetables, Groceries, Meats BEYERS MARKET 829 W. Michigan Ave.

Ph. WO 5-5212 Hcusehold Goods 47 GREEN sofa, like new condition. Hide-a-bed. good' condition; two matching TV chairs, red. Bar for recreation room, misc.

items. WO 3-4S52. G. E. ROLL-AROUND VACUUM CLEANER (slightly used).

Has everything. Sold new for over $55.00. Balance due $19.65. Assume $1.00 per week. Call WO 2-7136.

Electro Hygiene Co. WE BUY AND SELL NEW and USED FURNITURE JURY ROWE'S Warehouse Btore 148 Capital. S.W. Phone WO 8-8323 WE have a good selection of ranges to choose from. Prices start at $49.95.

Fully guaranteed, easv terms. CONSUMERS POWER CO. 24 Capital, N.E. WINDOW SHADES Factor Irregulars up to 36-incb widths. $1.63: cut to your meisure.

CLARK'S CAPPET A DRAPERY. 539 Capital. S.W. or 150 W. Michigan.

Marshall. IF YOU NEED CARPETS or FURNITURE VISIT the TRIANGLE FURNITURE two story show rooms. 993 E. Michigan Ave. Carpets of all kinds, closeouts and remnants, as iow as $2.50 per square yard.

Five vear warranteed. 501 Nylon. $6 95: ten year warranteed 501 nvlon. wool priced accordingly. Living room suites, recliner chairs, dinette sets, lamps and step tables, offee tables, all qualities and prices.

Open 'til 7:00 P.M. Plenty parking space. No money down. TRIANGLE FURNITURE CO. 993 E.

Michigan Ave. CLASSIFIEDS. WO 4-7161 Acoustic Tile ARMSTRONG acoustic tile, sold and Installed. Free estimates. WO 2-871 1.

B. C. SCHL'EMANN Acoustic Tiie Contractor. Auctioneering EDWARD BELCHER. AUCTIONEER Marshall, Mich.

Ph. ST 1-8550. Phone Battle Creek. WO 2-0658. Builders Contractors WE SPECIALIZE In wind and fire damage repairs.

When the smoke clears, call Ross Wiegand and Son. 494 Upton. WO 2-8421. DANIELS AND WILHELMS general contractors. New homes and remodeling.

All work guaranteed. Free estimates. Phone WO 4-1197 or WO 3-2650. NEW homes, garages, additions, or remodeling. Reasonable prices.

WO 4-2S08. Carpentry ALL TYPES of building. Room additions, recreation rooms, etc. Free estimates. WO 4-3775.

Lakeview Drive-In Builders Supply. FRANCIS A. SMITH Home builders, built-ins, cabinet builders, remodeling, garages. WO 2-3863. WO 4-3456.

BUILDER Homes, rooms, porches, garages, recreation rooms, general home improvements. Free estimates. WO 2-3077. WO 4-0515. Ceilings CEILINGS We Install Armstrong ceiling tile.

Free estimate. Phone WO 4-3775. Lake-view Drive-In Builders Supply. Cement Work CONCRETE Steps, ready made, steel reinforced safety tread, iron railings. Guaranteed.

439 West Columbia. WO 3-2222. Chain Saws SALE! SERVICE McCulloch chain saws. Brevitz Equipment Company. Burley Corners, intersection M-78.

M-66. WO 4-1082. Fencing STEEL or WOOD FENCING of all kinds. Free estimates. Call WO 2-6581 SEARS.

ROEBUCK and 235 Capital. a.W. Furniture Repair FURNITURE repair and refinlshing. Design and build custom furniture. For Information.

WO 6-5379. Also boat repairs. Organize To Profit By Study By DIANNA SALERNO St. Philip High What one does and what he is supposed to do are usually two different things. During the high school years, most teens are extra busy with sports, clubs and other extracurricular activities, in addition to a lot of homework.

With these numerous activi ties, many teens are too tired or do not have sufficient time to do the chores around the home which their parents ask them to do. If for a week, each teen would budget his time, I think he would save a few minutes and perhaps get at least some of his duties completed. Write down on a piece of paper all the things which should be done every day. Organize them in the order of se quence making the bed, setting the breakfast table and then going to school. Also write down approximately how much time it takes to do the chore.

The next day, try again to bet ter the first day. In time you 11 become an expert at doing your jobs quickly and in the best way possible. Teens Miss ThePledge Of Allegiance By VIRGINIA RUSSELL Harper Creek High As you think back, can you remember the last time you heard the Pledge of Allegiance? If you're like most of us, it was in grade school. It used to be that the flag was highly respected and it was thought an honor to say the Pledge. When you hear the National Anthem today, are you quiet and respectful to your flag? Again, I think the answer is usually So many times, people are talking, laughing and doing everything except being respectful while the Pledge and Anthem are being given.

Stop and think what your country means to you. Think of the men who lost their lives to give us a free nation. We should count ourselves mighty lucky to be American citizens and we should show it by remembering our flag and country. From now on let's each of us be quiet and respectful during the National Anthem and remember to say the Pledge be fore meetings, assemblies, and public get-togethers. It will make us all better citizens.

Student Councils Meet at Lakeview By MARJIE WERTZ Lakeview High The South Central League of Student Councils met at Lake-view High recently to organize the council and begin work on the constitution. Schools of the South Central Conference were represented. The meeting included a wel come and fellowship period, an address on leadership by Dr. Donald Weaver of Western Michigan University, a tour of the new Lakeview High School, and the organizational meeting Approximately 40 students were present at the conference, comprised of five delegates from each school. Those repre sented were Adrian, Lansing Eastern, Lansing Everett and Lakeview high schools.

Dave Galley, president of the Lakeview High Student Coun cil, served as the temporary cnairman. When it's time for any kind of repairs, you'll find an expert in the field listed below in WHOM TO CALL By SHEILA SIMROD MSU Freshman BCHS '61 As one who has been on a safari and can now tell others who contemplate such a trip (a) what to bring, and (b) how to prepare, may I address YT's vast audience? I feel that, having "been to college" for a term, I am able to tell those who are contemplating attending how they might best outfit themselves for such a venture. Being admitted to a college is not as difficult as it may sometimes seem. There are literally hundreds of schools around the country who will accept that "average" student. The superior student, grade-wise, usually will have no trouble in getting into a first-rate institution.

AFTER BEING accepted and admitted, enrolled and registered, one must concentrate on staying in school. The best way to ensure this is by having a GOOD high school background. This is, in reality, the most important thing to bring to college. The most important skill you will need is the ability to read well, quickly and comprehensively. Reading (and understanding what has been read) is the basis of all achievement in college or elsewhere witness even directions on the cake mix, baby food or do it yourself package.

Perhaps the phrase "sheltered independence" could best describe life in college and especially "in the dorm." In university life one finds freedom to study or not to study, to eat or not to eat, to sleep or not to sleep, to date or not to date, and to write home or not to write home. So with these choices offered, a very basic axiom is: One's maturity will determine one's success or lack of sucess in college. Maturity it has been writ-en is the ability to see today's actions in the light of tomorrow's effects. This is painfully true. For example, what is more important, writing that paper, due next week, doing those extra chemistry problems; reading more deeply into a subject; or running off to a party that will no doubt be a waste of time? I'M NOT saying that college is all work or that all of high school should be spent in preparing for a sucessful college career.

Rather, one must develop a set of values and convictions and have the self-control and self-discipline to carry out these convictions. SOCIAL LIFE at college falls into six main areas: study dates, coffee dates, parties, mixers, movie dates, and dances. In such an atmosphere of social -independence that college offers, some students tend to date and socialize too extensively. Invariably, day or night, someone can be seen running through the dorm looking for dates for friends for coffee, parties or all the other forms of social recreation. One's maturity will dictate whether one stays in and studies or whether one runs out and cuts up.

MANY STUDENTS reach college, manage to get into a fairly good school, and do not, as yet, have the necessary study habits to "carry them." There isn't any time to develop good study hab its after one reaches college. When you reach college, find a place to study. Elementary? It may be your room, the library, the dorm study room, or a closet with a good light. Find your study place, and GO STUDY All in one place, time after time. It's easier to.

Fads Fade; Teens Try The Usual By DOUG SALERNO St. Philip High One word used by teenagers today and even by some adults, that cannot be found in every dictionary, but is still accepted in everyday conversations, is a simple three letter word FAD. The "definition" for fad is something temporarily popular, and usually novel, that everyone is enthused about wearing or doing. Although most of the ordinary, sane teenagers of today's fast-moving world do not overdo these novel "inventions," to some people this is the way to spend sparetime such as seeing how many people can be crowded into a telephone booth. HOWEVER, most teens are content in their school activities, sports, social events, and, of course, homework.

Since many people point out-that a person will sooner or later get into some form of trouble when he has nothing to do, we teens are encouraged to participate in the various activities that are made available to us. However, it's not considered wise to go to the other extreme and take on too much. One rule to remember is not to take on more than you can handle efficiently and without any undue strain or inconveni ence to the more important ar tivities. Don't do anything that you do not really enjoy or have an interest in. And don't join a club just because your friends do; they may have different interests than your own.

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