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14 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1969 RECORD-EAGLE, TRAVERSE CITY, MICH. 49684 TV and Radio Schedules TELEVISION RADIO Tonight INSTALL NEW of officers for the Traverse City Opti-Mrs. Club were held Thursday at Holiday Inn. Pictured at the installation are, from the left, Mrs. Lucille Lambert, secretary-treasur- er; Ken Darrow, president of- the Optimist Club; Mrs.

Gail Peterman, president of the and Mrs. Irene Cole, vice-president. (R-E Photo by Jerry Martineau) TRAVIRSi 7 5:00 Wide World Of 6:30 Mod Squad 7:30 Andy 8:30 TEA 9:00 News-Weather 9:15 Great Music 9:30 NCAA (Notre Dame at Georgia Tech.) 12:30 Premiere Playhouse "The Grass Is Greener" 5:00 6:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 11:30 12:00 Tom Lawrence WeJk Jackie My Three Green Perticoat -C Miss Teenage Eleven O'clock Saturday Nifht Movie "Trooper Hook" If the Shoe Fits- By Cletus Plamondon Are both length and width vital in good shoe fitting? When the professional shoe fitter measures your feet, the first things he considers are length and width. When we consider width, we think of the width at the ball of the foot and the width of the heel, or more properly the narrowness of the heel. If the width at the ball of the foot is too narrow, you may develop the common disorder of a fallen metatarsal arch, bunions and callouses very much the same disorder as from a shoe that is too short.

If the width is too wide, you can develop burning feet and foot rotation. In a proper fitting shoe the professional shoe fitter can determine the proper width by having you stand and by drawing his thumb and forefinger together across the ball of the foot. The leather should give slightly but should slip easily out of the fingers when they meet. If you can pinch the leather together, tne shoe is too wide. If there is no give, the shoe is too narrow.

This test must at all times be conducted with the ball of the foot in the proper place, otherwise a misleading conclusion can be obtained. PHONE 947-5091 144 EAST FRONT ST. TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN Plan Fast Time Drive DETROIT (UPI) The Greater' Detroit Chamber of Commerce has announced it will launch a petition drive Monday to force the Michigan. Legislature to act on daylight savings, an issue narrowly de- ifeated in a statewide vote in i1968. Donald A.

Booth, general manager of the chamber's gov- relations division, said Traffic Kills Five in State By UPI Two women were killed Friday night when their car collided with a train. Their deaths brought to five the number of traffic fatalities in Michigan during the early hours of the weekend. Police said Sharon P. Kidd, 27, and an unidentified woman passenger were killed in the car-train collision at a Grand Trunk and Western crossing in New Haven. William Matthews, 40.

Dilltown, was killed in Detroit this morning when the truck he was driving slammed into a viaduct. Leola G. Frank, 68. Oscoda, died on U. S.

23 in losco County Friday night when she made a left turn in front of an oncoming vehicle, police said. Clyde Peters, 64, Pettysville. was killed Friday evening in Gratiot County in a two-car accident at an intersection. State police said numerous minor accidents were reported on slippery, snow-clogged roads in western Michigan. petitioners will seek 400,000 signatures in southeastern Michigan's six counties.

The petition would require the legislature to act within 40 working days of the next session, scheduled to convene Jan. 14. A total of 196,953 signatures would be required for the entire state. DST, the subject for years of urban-rural disagreement, was defeated by 488 votes in 1968, after the closest recount in Michigan history. State Sen, Raymond Dzendzel.

D-Detroit, said "there is no legal block for our trying again. Michigan is the hub of an industrial center and is out of step with the rest of the nation." Dzendzel had requested an opinion of the initiative approach from Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley, who said "neither state nor federal law inhibits change by initiative petition- in the current Michigan law exempting the state from the daylight savings time provision of the Uniform Time Act." Sunday Honor Buckley School Employe BUCKLEY Mrs. Thelma Olszewski was honored Thurs! day evening at a surprise party which was held during the regular PTA meeting.

Over 50 persons attended to pay tribute to her for the 25 years of service she has given to the school' as cook in the cafeteria. A silver tea service was presented to her by Sup't. Ronald Oswald on behalf of the board of education. Cake, ice cream and coffee were served following the presentation. For Want Ads Call WI 7-7410 DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF THE J's And Enjoy Your Favorite Beveraoe Every Saturday Nioht In The LINCOLN LOUNGE At TIMBER LANES U.S 31, SOUTH if.

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EIGHTH ST. Phone 946-3570 Teacher Pact BUTTONS BAY The Suttons Bay Education Association and the Suttons Bay board of education ratified a master agreement concerning conditions of employment, hours, and professional compensation on Thursday. This agreement is for the school year 1969-1970. Twenty- eight full-tme teaching staff and several part-time teachers are affected by the agreement. Signing the agreement for the respective groups in the presence of Supt.

Clayton Cory were SBEA President Arthur G. Park and SBEA Secretary Mrs. Beatrice Collins. Representing the Suttons Bay board of education were President John Knudsen and Secretary Dr. Louis Hartesvelt.

PAID FOR OVERTIME WASHINGTON (UPI) The U. S. Labor Department said Friday Cadillac Products, Rogers City. has paid SI.727 in back overtime pay to two employes for work on government contracts. The Labor Department had charged the firm after an investigation with failure to pay required overtime.

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events announcements every day. WWTV (FM) Stereo MJ Complete program duplication of WWAM. ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: I am a 13- year-old girl with a terrible problem. I have never read anything like it in your column and don't know what to do. Several months ago my Dad was told that he was being transferred.

It meant we would be moving 2,000 miles from here. My girl friends got together and gave me a lovely bon voyage party. I received many beautiful gifts. Dad was told yesterday that his transfer fell through. I am so embarrassed I don't know what to do.

I hope you don't I say "give the gifts back" be-' cause I have started to use most of them already like perfume, bath powder, skin lotion and a wallet. I need your advice right away. I can't show my ace Cancelled Plans Dear Can: Telephone each of the girls and tell them there has been a change in the family's plan. Ask your Mom if you can have a party at your place and repay the girls who were so nice to you. I'll bet.

she'll say yes. (P.S.) If you can see the funny side of this you've got it made. Toots. Dear Ann Landers: A year sgo my folks bought me a guitar. I still can't even play "Old MacDonald Had A Farm." A couple of guys who live near me learned from a book.

They threw their books away three months ago and can play anything. I feel like a case of arrested development. My guitar cost twice as much as the two of theirs put together and here I am looking at it and I can't play a' single tune. I'm ashamed to ask them the name of the book they learned from. Would you happen to know? Please help me.

Flower Child of Montreal Dear Child: I don't know the name of the book, but I'll bet if you go to any music store in town someone will be happy to sell you one. The Transfer Fell Through a letter to the store manager? Duck Dear Duck: It would have been better to hnve said nothing, finished your lunch, and left. In my opinion, you were unnecessarily abrupt. I saw no evidence that the man behaved in an improper manner. P.S.

You must use a lot of bi-carb, lady. Confidential To Off My Chest: The bra-less fad does. nothing (good, that is) for the vast majority of females. It's a cinch to fall flat if you'll pardon the expression and it deserves to. State Dems Stage Fund Contest LANSING (UPI) The Michigan Democratic party is spon- soring a contest, hoping to raise the $50.000 for 1970 campaign funds being lost because license plate branch managers are withholding funds from the party.

The party is offering 103 prizes, including a first prize of a 1970 automobile in the contest. Persons can enter by purchasing ticket and guessing the number of dots printed on a map of Michigan on the ticket. Following Secretary of State James M. Hare's announcement earlier this year that he would not run for that post again, the branch managers voted to withhold $50.000 in contributions to the party. How far should a teen-age couple go? Can necking be safe? When does it become too hot to handle? Send for Ann Landers' i booklet, "Necking and Petting -What Are The Limits?" Mailj your request to Ann Landers inj care of your newspaper enclosing 50c in coin and a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope.

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There, were other places available. In fact, the cafeteria was nearly one-third empty. I said very courteously, "Excuse me, but-I am not particularly interested in your company for lunch." He replied. "I'm sorry, but I work here." It was'obvious that he was ani employe because he was wearing what appeared to be work clothes and a kitchen worker's cap. I said nothing more because I didn't wish to cause a scene.

I was highly irritated, nevertheless, and got indigestion over it. Would it have been better to have said nothing and written First Church of Christ, Scientist 330 Sixth Street Traverse City, Mich. Subject this Sunday "MORTALS AND IMMORTALS" Sunday Morning Service 11:00 A.M. Sunday 11:00 A.M. Wednesday Evening Meeting 8:00 P.M.

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