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The Clarkston News Published in the Interests of Clarkston, Waterford, Drayton Plains and Ortonville

VOLUME 34 Single Copy 10 Cents

------·------ -·-----· --------- ·---,....- NUMBER 11 ---------------~----------- CLARKSTON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1962

Seniors To Present Comedy This Week End

Con-Con Subject At County PTA Meeting

Michigan's proposed constitu­tion willl be presented through an interrogator's pain.el at the reg­ular meeting of the Oakland County Council of Parent-Tea­cher Associatkms Tuesday, No­vember 20 at Scotch Sohool, 5810 Commerce Road in."West '$loom­field Township.

Quartly Sal~s Tax Clarkston Senior High Monies Disl·rubted Now Class '~"

Early Paper For Holiday

Registlration will start at 7:30 p.m. with the bUSliness meeting and program scheduled for 8:00 p.m.

Mr. Charles Sp;uks, Oakland County Treasurer, has e,.- 110unced the distribution of S::i:cs Tax Di­version Fund Monies to tlhe Town­ships, Cities and ViUages for the quarter endimg September 30, 1962.

Independen<:e To\u1ship with a populatiOJl of 10121, received $17, 1"10.03; Brandon Twp., populat.i0'1 2416, received $4,203.72. The Twp of Springfield, populati<m, 2664, received $4,635.23.

What does class "A" mean? The State Athletic office has devised a system whereby enrollment de­termines a school's classification. There have been many inquir­ies on what c-lass "A" really means to our extra--curnicu•lar sd1001. We have writiten thk;. ar­ticle to fa.ci~tate r11s'wering ques­tions along this line as well as to relieve any false feelings and false impressiarns brought by our move into class "A".

wi1h enrollments of over 900 students in grades 9-12. Some of these schools are: Waterford­Kettering, Waterford Twp. High, Pontia:d Central, Pon:ti·a.c Nor­thern, Mi!fo.rd, Blocmfield Hills, etc.

The athletic classiJication plan iis in •:10 way invo·~'Ved with the academic program of the scho.ol svstem. The plan merely controls the extra-curricular athletic pro­gram in Michigan.

Anyone wishing to place an

ad in this paper for the Novemb1•r

21 issue must have ads reac'~

this Saturday morning. Due to

the holiday the Clarkston News

will be delivered on Wednts­

day of next week.

News items must be in by Mo,1-

day, P.T.A. pins, key cha'ns and

oilher P.T.A. jewelry will be dis­played during the evening by Mr5. Judson Franken.field, Coun­cil publications chairmam.

Vi'llages receiving the Sales Tax Monies were: Clarkston, popu· a­tion, 769, $1,338.02; Oxford, pop­ulation, 2357, $4,101.06; and Or­tonville, population, 771. received $1,341.50.

Athletic classification is deter­miined by the total high schOOl enrollment as of the fourth Fri­day of the present year. All high schools must count 9, 10, 11 and 12 grade enrollments for class­ificatioo. uruess the 9th grade is' a par:t of a Junior Higih School in a separate building under sep­arate administration.

Local Man Wins "36" Tournament

Pictured left to right: Carol Walter, Gordon Mcinnes, Vicki Burley

One of the ma.ny outsta.nding The rdle of playboy Danny Senior Play prodUICtions which Churchill is played by Larry Ga.r­are presented anmually by Clark- dner. Vicki Burley has the lead ston High School's Senior class as Molly, a western "postmistress" will have irt:.s first curtain call and attraction for Da11JI1Y. Louie, tonight in the high school Little the taxie dri'Ver is p1ayed by Theater. Gordon Mcirunes, while Ri,ck War-

ren plays the role of the oare-"Girl Crazy," a 3 act comedy taker, Jake.

under the d:i.rection of Miss Lorna Wild0<11, will have its first perfor- Carol Walter plays Rose, strici-maince at 8:00 P.M., with a sec- Jy the pi'.ay comedienne. Frank ond performance scheduled for Powell plays Lank, the vi11ain; Satwrday e,·ening. This delightful, Martha Torr is Tess; and Bob action-pa1eked comedy concerns Jennings play-s Sam Mason.

Because the general public is unfamiliar with the new Con­stitution the CoU11JCil has ahOS€11. t'he mterrogator's panel as the method of presenting the pro­gram.

Anyone interested m learning abou·t the new constitution which will be coming up for approval in the spring is invited to attend the Council meet.mg.

Refreshments will be serve<l by members of Scotch School PTA.

Oak!lland County Cou":iil of Parent-Teacher Associations in­cludes PTA's whicli. are ru:>t ail'­filated with a<t:her PT A Couoci's in the county.

At present this includes PTA's in the school districts of Brandon, Holly, Clarkston, Waterford, West Bloomfield, Dublin, Novi, and Lyon.

Springfield Township Election Results

Eight hundred a.nd fifty-one people out of elewn hundred and nimety-nine registered voters' cast votes in the November 6 election.

Waterford Twp. wlth a popu­latio.n of 46,929 recehed $81,654. 09.

Couple Wed In Candlelight

The wedd'r1g of Miss Ruth Ann Hallett, daughtE:r of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Hallett, and Robert Hawley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hawley of Holly, took place Saturday, November 10, 7 :30 P.M. at the Davis burg Metho­dist Church. Tiie Reverend War­ren Lear officiated at the candle­light service.

The bride wore. a ballerina length gown. The bodice was of Chantilly lace over satin, and the skirt was made up of lace and nylon panels. She carried a eas­cade bouquet of pink rosebuds and mums on a white Bible.

The maid of honor, Miss Alice' Cross of Holly amt. bridesmaid, Mrs. Milton Whitak~>rs of Fenton wore blue mylon dresses. The flower girl was I.rt:•ric Newman, cousin of the bride, and she was dre.s.sed in yellow nylo.n.

Schools im the State of Michi­gan are classiiied by the the fol­lowing enrollment. Class A-900 or over - enrollment Class B-400 to 899 Class C-200 to 399 Class D-Less than 200

On September 28th (fourth Fri­day) Clarkston enrollment wa-s 902, th!erefore during the 1962-63 year we will be considered a class "A" high school.

This cla.ssifi:oation does not have any connection with our lecig'tc.' affiliation. We will compete .a­gainst teams in our league as we have in the past.

State taurnaments are held in the following spo;t'ts: Croes Coun­try, Basketball, Golf, Tennis and Track.

Durling the 1962-63 school year Clarkston will be competimg in State Tournaments against schools

O.E.S. Chapter To Hold Joint Meeting

the hilarious antics of Danny Other cast members include Churchill. rich and handsome Dexter Kuklaw, Jon Parrott, Pete city playboy. Danny, who ha.s Wilford, Mary Simanson, Leslie been sent out west to his family's Hursfall, Sheila ~ins, Kathy old ranch, finds the girls scarce, Bird Diane Je:iks, Fred .Li:ssner, thus beginning a rollicking a<t- and Larry Smith. AJso mduded tempt on his part to begin a ·in the play are a number of dude ranch--0ne that ilS com- speciality acts, among them s.ing­plete with beautiful girls, Indiams, ing and dancing. •no a multitude of other delight- Mary Hinkle whll be the bamd ful charooters. All the activity, vocalist; Sue Allen will be the combined with run array of hum- featured dancer; and Tom Wells orous characters make for an will play the guitar.

On the state question 243 voted yes and 184 voted no. There were 278 yes votes and 151 no votes on the county question.

The following votes were cast for the candidates: Governor Swairnson 305, Romney 538; Lt. Governcm - Lesinski 313, Reid 521:

The best man was Ralph Haw­ley, brother of the bridgeroom. Ushers were Milton Whitaker, and Jim Hallett of Cla.rkston and John Hallett, brother of the bride. RingbParer was Br-,,c.·e Lowe, cou­sin of the bride.

Joseph C. Biird Chapter, No. 294. Order of the Eastern Star will hold a joirnt. School of I;.:. stru<ction with Ortonville Chap­ter, No. 286, Order of the East­ern Star, cm Saturday, November 17th, at 7:30 P.M. at the Clark­siton Masonic Temple.

On the left of thP \lhoto is Ron .Wilson holding his $100 first prize, on the right is Ray Graess'e, President of the Lakeland Optimist Club making the presrntation.

action-packed comedy, destined The Senior play production is to delight all who see it. bein.g presented fo.r viewing by

all area residents.

Baptist Women !o Wedding Plans Hear Mrs. Tront Set

On Tuesday, November 20 at 10 a.m. the Ladies Fellowship members of First Baptist Church im Clarkston, will gather for pray­er and then a work time.

Bring a sandwhich to eat at noon, dessert and beverage will be served.

After lunch Mrs. Troni will bring special music and also will show slides of her native Aus­tralia and tell of the mission work she and her husband were engag­ed in there.

Don't miss this special treat!

Lutheran Women Meet In New Church

Calvery Lutheran Church Wo­men held their monthly meetiing Tuesday, November 13 at the new church 6805 Bluegrass.

KAREN DENNIS

Sec:retwy of State - Hare 356, Stockmeyer 484; Attorney General Kelly 325, Danh.off 507; State Treasurer - Brown 320, Allen 515; Auditor General,, Farnum 319, Seidman 508; Congres.smatn at Large - Staebler 334, Bentley 504; CongreSsrTlam, 18th. District - Ful­kerson 309, Broomfield 528; State Senator, 12th. Di.strict - Smits 323, Ro~rts 508; State Representative, 1st. District - Coleman 330, An­derson 502; Prosecuting Attorney Bronson 327, Taylor 508; Sheriff Hir:t 294, IOOllS 542; Clerks - Regis­ter of Deeds - Lees 319, Murphy 515; County Treasurer - Mcvay 316, Sparks 518; County Drain Commissioner - Russell 320, Bar­ry 513; Colllnty Stll"V'eyor - Dunn 319, Main 507; Justice of Supreme Court- O'Hara 280, Adams 218; Smith 218, McGregor 247; Judge of Probate - Adams 367; Circuit Court Commissioners - Hampton 285, Cole 238.

MSUO Begi1s Work On Co-Ed Student House

Consitruction began today on a $345,000 oo-eduldational resi­dence which will house 48 men and 48 women studen.'ls at Michi­gan State Unwersity Oakland.

The bride's mot.her wore a blue dress with a biege hat and gloves. The bridegroom's mother wore a beige dress with brown accessori­ies. They both wore a corsage of roses.

One hundred and fifty guests attended the wedding at the church and the reception, which was held at Holly.

Out of town guests were from Midland, Flint, Clarkston, Holly and Fenton.

Jaycees S~ek Ideal Teen Girl

Somewhere in the Clarksta:i area is the ideal teen-ager. say the Clarksto.n Area Jaycees·.

She's being sought to compete in the America's Junior Miss con­test to be held in March in Mobile Alabama.

But first, she'll have to com­pete in the first annual Clarkstom Junior Miss Contest December B at the Clarkston Senior High School.

The Instruciress will be Mrs. Shirley Jones, Grand Conduct­ress of the Gra·nd Chapter 0!

Ronald G. Wils.on of 6530 Wal­don Road, Clarkston, was the 1st place w1nner of the Optimisl "36" Bowling Tournament held at Howe's Laines on Dixie Hwy. This

Michigan, O.E.S.

All membel'S of the Order are G1"rl Scout oordially invited to attend this very ~11;teresting session.

A special meeting of the Joseph Calenda ,. s On Sale C. Bird Chapter wm be held at 8:00 P.M. on Monday, November 19th for the purpo-se of confer- Girl Scout calendars for 1963 ring the degrees. This will be the are now on sale i1n Northern Oak­fi.rs't indtiatory work conducted land County Girl Scout Coun.cn. by the new officers, and the eve- Brownies, Intermediate, Serui.oi: ning will be concluded with a and Adult S!aouts throughout the social ho1.1ir and refreshments. Council will be sellin·g them for

A.L.C.W. TO SPONSOR SMORGASBOARD

A festive Smorgasbord of tra­ditiomal Scandanavian foods will be held Tuesday, November 27 from 5-7 p.m. at Christ Luther­an Church in Waterford. For reservation5 call Mrs. James Roddewig, FEderal 2-0481 or Mrs. Louis Nelson, ORiando 3-4647. Re&ervations must be in by November 17.

Lewis E. Wint, General Clhair­man, announced today that six­teem entries for th-e local pageant have been rec'eived. Co-chairmen for the Jlirst pageant sponsored by the local Jaycees are Ted Jackson

35 cents through November. The calendar sale iis' a money

making project for the troops in the Cotnncil. Some of the profit will go to the Council, but the greater portion is retained for troop projects. Many troop.s use profit from the calendar sale to help toward registration of their members.

Other troops have financed camping trips and service projects. Often the calendar sale is the largest money-making project of a troop.

Clarkston Business Men's Assn.

will meet Tues., Nov. 20, at the

Bank. IMPORTANT. Pastor Johns them led the Bible study, "Christ Is Our Reconcier."

The c<>mhng marrl'.age of their daughter, Karen Lillian Dennis to David Henry Montreuil, was announced by Mr. and Mrs. Ever­ett W. Dennis of 5021 Waldon Rd., Clarkston.

Similar in destgn to MSUO's other studernt residences which house 96 studenl!is each. The new building is L-sha.ped, two stofie<J, and has 12 double rooms on each floor of each of the two wings. The wiings, one f.or men and one for women, are joined by a res­ident advisor's apartment. There i5 a communi1.y loWl'ge, as we11 as separate lounges ln each wing.

If she wins there, she'll go to the Michugan Juniol!' MisS Con­test where a state winrner will be selected. The finals for the state will be held in Pontiac this year on Saturday, January 26, 1963. -~~----~--,~~~~--~~-~~-~-----

and Richard Kroninger.

A short business meeting was then conducted, with president, Mrs. William Sharpe presiding.

Devotioru; were read from the new English Bi·ble by Mrs. Carl Birkelo.

Mrs. Chris NeHson was chaiir­man of the program entitled "Seeking, We Find". The program enabled the women to discover how they might become better informed. A game was played to introduce a short skit "Life Can Be Beautiful" presented by Medames: Evans. Schroeder, Va­ara, Johns, Leach, Neilson, and GustafsoTh Those present then divided into discussion groups to answer the questions Row, What and Why Reads.

Admission to the meeting was one book for the new nursery.

Gifts were brought to the meet­ing for the "Overseas Mission Christmas Project". Mlrs. Carl Birkelo was in charge of this pro­ject.

Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. William Sharpe, Mrs. E. D. Farrell and Mrs. Charles Schlu­tow.

Pastor Donald Sinclair wi:ll of­ficiate at the nuptiallJ services to be held Friday, November 30, ln the S h a s h a b aw Presbyterlan Cliurch at 7:30 p.m.

David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mose D. Manitreuil of 4763 Waldon Road, C~ark.>l.'ton.

OBITUARY

Gasper Towner Servilces will be !hetld today,

(Thursday) 2:00 p.m. at the Sharpe - Goyette Funeral Home fOII' Gasper (Pete) 'I1owmer. Mr. Towner p~ away at his home on 4278 Seeden, Drayton Plains, on Monday, Ncwember 12, at the age of 75, He had been ilJ for two years.

A former employee af the Oak­land County Medical Care Facil­ities, Mr. ToWMr served Jn Woirld War I; and was a member of: Campbell RicbmOllld · Post 63, Amerioon Legion, Past Commaind­ers Club of American Legion, Local No. Bll of bOB, F.O.E. Huron Gardens. .

The Dect;!mber program will be Christmas Singing from the Wa­terford Township High School Senior Ch.Orus.

Mr. TQW?\er was single and leaves no S'lll"Vivors. The Rever­end Jack Giguere will offlclate. Burial will be at Lakeview Ceme­teq.

MSUO selected this design in preference to the large, Imper­sonal, mu 1 ti storied building oampuses.

Named P.ryale House In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. P!"Y'ale, o1 Bloomfield Hills, the new res­idence is pant of a total gift o,f $450,000 from the Prylale Founda­tion. The balance of the gift will be used for a majOr nuclear phy­sk:s tea.cll.mg and resear:ch pro­ject, and a hlgh-51>eed digi:tal computer Pryale Ill the former president and boo.rd ohailrmon of Ball.dwin Rubber Co. of Pon­tiac.

Birth Born to Mr. allld Mrs. Charles

Seyler, a son, Charles Sweeny, Monday, November 12 at Pantiac General Hospital. The baby wei­ghed 7 pounds 21h ounces.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Keruileth Seylor of Eston Rd., Clarkston, and Mr. and M:rs. Obar loo Sweeney of Lab Orlon.

Grinnell's Now Open In Mall

RECENTLY OPENED at the Pontiac Mall is the new Grinnell's store which features the ·fineSt names ln · musiocal merchandise; Steinway pianos, Hammond organs. Magnavox stereo and television, Conn band instruments and many other line brands

was a fund raising project spon­sored by the Lakeland Optimist Club of Waterford. Proceeds will go into the Boy's Work Fund.

'So Sa.If&- Sonfa' Don't know if it's spite or

what, but sine<' JVlelociv car"(' down with the chicken pox, when­ever s.he draws a p:·2ture of ri

person or animal, she puts chic­ken pox on them too! -•­"Mark, what are you doin.g?" Mark, "I'm not getting in the candy!" -•- Although Bob is getting pretty good at feeding Tina, I keep telling bim it doesn's 11elp to opcm her mouth by open­ing his. -•- I h~rd tell of a woman who always did all of her work on Monday. When asked why, she replied, "I'm always too tired on Tuesday!" (Think a minute. it'll hit you.) -•-Mark informed me he hopes he gets the "Chickie loxs" so the baby sitter can come over aga.in while I'm at work. (Wonder what he's got against me?) -•-The way I've got it figured, seeing as Melody had 40 pox, if Bob, Mark, r.i:id Tina get the chicken pox we will have had approximately mo "pox ~" in the house. Of course that doesn't include the one in their hair. but who wants to count :'lhairy pox". (More than enough of that nones.ense.) -•-Dishes turn out quite slip­pery when chi.ldrtn wash them in water containing a who~e bot­tle of liquid detergent. -•­Melody is' a walking "spelling br-e" &i'l1':e sihe s.tarted first grade rmd is learniJ!lg to read and write. Conversatic11s go something like tJhis: "Mommie. T know how t::> spell see, - C." "Daddy. I know how to spell Oh, - O." "Marrk. can you spell work?" Mark, "Yes, M-a-r-k." Melody, "No, that's not how, it's p-!-a-y."

,Benefit Dance For Richard Cranick

A Teen Benefit Dcinre wlll b<' spons:ored by students of Clark­ston Junior High for Richard Craniicok, a former student and re­sidmt of Clarkston.

Richard had both legs ampu­tated as the result of a farming accident this Summer o:n his un­cles farm.

The dance will be held at the Community Center this Friday, November 16 from 8 to 11 :30 p.m.

Music wi11 be provided by the E-nitW.ls..

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Page 2 " ~TON F, COONEY, Attorney MAYBE

812-14 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. Pontiac, Mich.

by Pat Haslock

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••-a:-••••••••••-ll!iil!~~~!!iii!iiif!!~!!l,lilli!I · ~,-Terry Schiete has J~it:arn~ ··or .!.?etllife!i mlilJ wit,µ 't.etum ;reclel?t e4' 'A'om an extended vacation demanded add~ed ¥! ~ej,r res~µv.e • .:J.,.it·tncr re'-·t1"ves m· Pr1"nce E .. - la:;it known.a!lcµ-e:isea. aa;l!hown.;.b:F ~e v"' ~- = "' files and reeotds In ~ ca~. ward Island and Boston. And it is further Ordered that public -0- not.lee thereof be given by publication No. 80,790

May.be you're alone and lonely; MaY'be you see the end; Maybe you think you're unhap-

/-THE CLOKSiON CAf E

YOUR of a copy of this order once each STATE OF MICHIGAN - The Pro­

Kenny Siegert is back to school week foi: tlu'ee successive weel.:s pre• bate Court for the County of Oakland. after recovering from a bout with vlous to said day Df hearing in the In tile Matter of the Estate of Clarkston Newa ,a newspaper printed Marguerite H. Grow.

py; Maybe you want a friend. Maybe you are siC'.k and tiTed; Maybe you can't go on;

FAMILY RESTAURANT

by Syh'ia Seaman visited her parenU> Monday. -o-

Mr. Harold Hoffman of Long Birthdays being celebrated this Po:t:it Drive left for Drummond

week are: Island in the UP for a week of

. phone: MAple 5-1895

Mlrs. Jack Davies of Norman deer hunting last Monday. Road, November 16th; Riclhard ' -o-Gunter of Eastlawn, 5 year~ old, The Silas Sadlers and family November 11th; Jerry McG1hl of of Holcomb Road spent last Eastawn, 16 years old, Novem- weekend in Rose City, visiting ber 12th; Charles Horsch of his parents Mr. and MI'S. Donald

the chicken pox. and circulated lh said county· At a sess>on of said court, held at --0- ARTHUR E. MOORE, tile Probate Court In the City or

Mrs. Joyce Paige celebrated her · Judge of Probate Pontiac. in said County, on the 5th birthday with her family at her ~~32 ED~~c~~O:ttomey at iaw da$r:S~n~0'i::,e~:,.,~i.r~96i: MOORE, parents home, Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Drayton Plains, Mich. N. 8,15.22 Judge of Probate Newman, Union Lake, Michigan ORDt:lt APPOINTING TIME FOR HEARING CLA1111S

-0- MILTON F. CQONEY, Attomey Notice Is hereby given and It ls Debbie Vallienc~mrt is back in 812_14 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. her.,by ordered that the time and place

sch'OOl after being very ill wttn Pontiac, Mllch. for hearing on claims against the above

b h·t· estate shall be the 21st day of Jan-

ronc 1 Is'. uary 1963, at 9 o'clock In the forenoon

Seymour Lake News By Gladys Sherwood

Due to Thanksgiving the Sey­oneis fairly certain shrdulcmfyp mour Lake W.S.C.S. has been

No. 81.010 at the Probate Court In the Court STATE OF MICHIGAN - The Pro- House at the City of Pontiac,

bate Court for the County of Oakland. Michigan; At a session of 5ald Court. held at It Is further Ordered that notice be

the Probate Office. In the City of given to all interested parties as Pon tic, in said County. on the 9th shown by the records In this cause day of November A.D. 1962.. by deliverlng a copy of this order to

Present. Hon. AJtTHUR E. MOORE, each of them personally, or by mall-Judge of Probate. Ing such copy to each of them by

In the Matter of the Estate o! registered or certified mall with re-Rilla B. Leighton, Deceased. turn receipt demanded addressed to Eastlawm, 13 years old, Novem- Sadler.

ber 12th and Jeffrey Rothbarth of Snowapple Drive, 10 year5 old,

-o- postponed and will be held in the Attending a dinner and bridge home of Gladys Sherwood Wed­

ga:me at the home of the Charles nesday, Novemlber 28th.

Myron L. Leighton having filed' a their respectlve last known addresses petition praying that an instrument, as shown by the flies and records in duly admitted to Probate in the State this cause.

November 16th. -0- Reicherts of Orion IOOad last Sat- ~o-

urday evening were members of Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Scott re-

Maybe you -are just down-hearted;

Maybe imposed upon. The cold shelf of self desire Can ruin and injure thee . So love God first, then your

neighbor, And let what will be, be. Maybe, it just really may be

You're thinking of yourself. Try thinking of others fir5t,

and Come down off of that shell.

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BREAKFAST 6:30 a.m.

LUNCHEONS

DINNER'

Free Parking in Rear

J e~ie and Bob Parker MA 5-9191

Cut Flowers

men ts Any parent interested in there girl beooming a brownie girl scout (2nd grade) be at the old Methodist Church, at E. Church and Buffalo Streets on Wednes­day, November 21st from 1 to 3

there bridge club, Mr. and M!rs. turned home Friday from attend­Clark Soulby, Mr. and Mrs. Bart ing the tSate Farm Buerau Con­Mnnn. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Lynn, vention in Lansing at which they the Frank :BateG and ~ests Mr. were delegates from this counity.

of Florida, be admitted to probate and And It Is further Ordered that recorded In Michigan and admin- public notice thereof be l'iven by lstratlon of said estate be granted to publication of a copy of this order Myron L. Leighton, the executor named once each week for three successive in said Will, or some other suitable weeks previous to said day of hearing person and for determination of the In the Clarkston News a newspaper legal heirs of said deceased. And hav- printed· and circulated jn said county. ing filed all exem?lified copies re- Arthur E. Moore, quired by statute.

For Any Occasion It is Ordered, That the 11th day of Judge of Probate

December 1962. at 9 A.M., at said Pro- MILTON F. c.oONEY. Attorney, ;!:!b WATERFORD HILL GREENHOUSE and Mrs. Jim Ross of Rochester. -o-

-o- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buckindail bate Office Is hereby appointed for Rt2 Ponti'c State Bank Rldl!. hearing said petition; Pontiac, Mich. N. 15, 22, 29 ORiando 3-2481 P.M.

-o- Sunday afternoon guests at of Detroit, Miss Eleanor Scott The Norman Road birthday the Robert Wilson res'idence on and Miss Betty Russell of Cin­

Club, was hosted by Mrs. Alex Church Street were the publish- cinnati were week end visitors at Pilnicki oi N10rman RIOad for er of the Fowlerville Review and the Goorge Scott home. They at­this month. Guest of honor was his family. Mr. Wilson "Bob", tended the Eastern Star installa­Miss Lillian Lovechuck, a sum- pUblisher of The Clarkston News tion ceremony in the Thomas mer resident of Norm2m Road. enjoyed "Print Talk'' with pub->- O.E.S. Temple, Saturday evening,

It Is futther Ordered that notice be - 5992 Dixie Highway given to all interested parties as shown by the records in this cause The Clarkston News by delivering a copy of this order to each of them personally, or by mall­ing such copy to each of them by registered or certified mail with re­turn receipt demanded addressed to their respective last known addresses as shown by the files and records in this cause.

PATRONIZE THEADVERTISERS!

The meeting had a Thanksgiving Usher "Dick". where Mr. and Mrs. George Scott Theme. and members exchanged .o- were installed as Worthy Patron gifts with their secret pals. A bot AB Colen Weber has finished and Matron. Miss Russell was the buffet luncheon was served by his basic training at Lackland installing Chaplain.

Published every Thursday at 5818 M-15 lnear Dixie) Clarkston Mich. Robert D. Wilson -·· -------· Publisher Subscription price $3.00 per year, in

ar!vance. Entered as second class

matter. Scptemoer 4. 1931. at the Post Office at Clarkston, Michigan. under the Act of March 3, 1879.

Phone: 112a-1611

THEY MAKE THIS PAPER POSSIBLE

24 hrs. OPEN 24 hrs.

the hostess. AFB, Texas. He arrived home -o--o- Wednesday morning and will George Miller is recuperating at

Attending the Girl Scout Le11- · spend the next 12 days with his his home on Pine Knob Rd. from der conference in Grand RapidS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward in:juries sustained when a pitch November 6th and 7th were MTG. Weber of Elmdale in Clarkston. fork was run into his knee.

And It Is further Ordered that public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order once eaeh week for three euccesslve weeks previous to said day of hearing In the Clarkaton News a newspaper printed and circulated in said county. ~;;;;:;;:~;;:;;:_·-:,::::_-_-_-;:;:;:_--_-_-_--_-:,:,-;:,-;:,;.

Arthur E. Moore, WATCH ES I BIG JIM'S GOOD FOOD Judge of Probate

MILTON F. COONEY, Attorney, 812 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. Pontiac. Mich. N. 152_:'l29 Watch Bands Walter Norberg of Main Street, Following this leave he will re-·· -o-

Mrs. Homer Richmond of Over- tuim to South Carolillla. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sherwood look rmd Mrs. LeRoy Haertter of -0- of Oxford and William Sherwood

BREAKFAST SPECIAL Two Eggs, Sausage, Toast, Butter, Jelly, Coffee

Snowapple Drive. The Confer- o:f Pl{)ntiac were Sunday dinner ence .perta1·ned i"nformati'on on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Collins of ts . h h

B L k gues m t e ome of Gladys

the new program change of the ear a e (formerly of Clarks-- Sherwood. Girl Slcout movement that will ton) arrived Novemlber 12 to take place in September of 63. vi.sit their 5 daughters in this

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_ area on their way to South :tlo

The Big Lake Beavers Exten- spend the Winter. sion group was hosted by Mrs. Robert PaTrott at her Shaffer Road home last Wednesday eve­ni•ng. A lesson on taxes entitled "Is your tax dollar a good buy or Goodbye" was given by Mrs. Parrott. The group was shown how to make Christmas trees out of egg carbons by Mrs. Har­

Goodrich - Wilshire News

Marge Zachoe, OB. 3-00SZ

A candlelight dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Bal:lard, Saturday night

old Hoffman. -o- in honor of her father, Mr. Her-

Feather Frechette, attending man Grof. Other gue6ts for the the Rosarian Academy in Palm dinner were: Mrs. Elizabeth Pou­Beach Florida will arrive home bane, of Detroit, Mr. and M':rs. for a three day visit with her· David Davies of Sandusky. Ohio, J)arenis the Paul FreC'hettes of Miss Marian Snof and her fiance, Algonquin over Thanksgiving. Mr. Micheal Bales. On Sunday

-o- the Davies and the Ballards at-

Mrs. Pa\Ul Meeker, formerly tended the Goodwill Antique of Clarkston now of Waterford show in Detroit. entered Pc1:itiac General Hospital -o-last week. where she is under Mr. and Mrs. Don Wendland observation. Mrs. Meekers room and children visited Mrs. Wend­No. ~s 232. land's mother Mrs. Russell GLb­

-o-Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mallams

and family of Garden City were Sunday guests of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mallams of Nor­thview Drive. A daughter Mrs. Chesley Zutaut of E. Lansing

Clarkston Farm Supply

Your Farm and Industrial Dealer

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band in Clawoon Sunday. -o-

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zechos o'! Mary Sue Street had guests, Fri­day night from Sylvan Lake, Dick and Betty RosseUo and their chil­dren Dianne and Ricky.

No Payments or Interest Until April 1st 1963

On Any Farm Machinery

M - 15 and Oakhill Rd. 625-2238 Clarkston

OVER·BURDm YOUR Wlllll

SYSTEM lefter ch~ 'f04ll ··1ioe11epow9/'' ·• ••

There is o definite llmlt to the. number ol apo pliances your oqtlets lo~d your wiring aysft~. can handle safely. Wll~n you t~ff lflk. limit, you're asking for troubltl hit• .. ltt • . check your preserit 1et-up GCIOinsl yovi n~ make recommendation•, submit e1tlaatet.

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Clarkste>n Electrical Co ... pany

Legal Notices WILLIAM E. JACKSON, Att'y.,

4532 Dixie Hichway, Drayton Plains, Michigan

No. 80,964 STATE OF MICHIGAN-In the Pro­

bate Court for the County pf Oakland. At a session of said Court. held at

the Probate Office in Ule City of Pontiac, in said County. .on the 30th day of October AD. 1962.

Present, Hon. ARTHUR E. MOORE, Judge of Probate.

In the Matter of the Estate of Armand J. Guerrero, Deceased.

Walter Forbes having filed in said court a petition praylng that the administration of said estate be grant­ed to W. E. Jackson or to some other suitable person, and for determination of the legal heirs of said deceased·

It is Ordered. ·That the 3rd· day "of December A.D. 1962 at nine o"clock In the forenoon, at said Probate Office. is hereby appointed for hearing said petition.

It is further Ordered that notice be given to all Interested parties as shown by the records In this cause by deli­vering a copy of this order to eacl,1 of them personally. or by ma ll!ng such ~PY to each of them by registered

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Children up to 12 - .65c

Our new Lamplighter Room is available for ban­quets, receptions, or other large groups

Inquire of the manager.

J ROWAP.D 'S 01-1nson

Clarkston Radio & Service

Television

24 S. Main St. Clarkston, Michigan

In the heart of town across from the Post Office

JACK CRAVEN, PROPRIETOR

Complete Radio and TV Service

Open Daily 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. - Closed Sunday

Phone: Business MAple 5-2500 Home MApl& 5~~'!_8

O'DELL'S DRUG

20 S. Main Street Ernie Landon

Offic:e MAple 5.1432 Resldenee MAple 5-H95

S'I;Q,Jtl '.0 S. Main :\!'fiple 5-1700

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·From pure luxury to pure performance, your Chevrolet dealer's One-Stop Shopping Center covers all the bases!

How's this for variety? The Jet-smooth at extra cost) that makes the sporty '63 Chevrolet, luxurious enough to beat Corvair Monza second only to the all· more expensive cars at their own game new, all-out Corvette Sting Ray for (and less upkeep, too, in the bargain) exciting going. With four entirely differ• ••. the new Chevy II, all ent kinds of new cars like spiffed-up to make saving ma- these to choose from, you can more fun ..• a new 150-hp • • . see why just picking your '63 Spyder package (optional Chevrolet is a ball by itself I

The make more people depend on

'63 CORVAIR MONi6 CLUB COUPE-Lets your whole family get il'ito the sports·car act.

Ash about "Go with the Greats," a special record album of lop arUsts and hits and see four enUrely different hinds of cars al your Chevrolet dealets- '6S Chevtolel1 Chevy 11, Corvalr and Corvette

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H-ASKINS CHEVRO:LET, INC. 6'151 DJ'qE ~(}BWAY MAple G-50'11

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GOING STEADY IN WGB SCBQOLl.

It is not the purpose of thls article to detennine whether going steaay, in' high· school is right or wrong. Rather I shall briefly pre­sent some reasons why teenagers go· steady and some of the prob­lems' that are associated with this practice. Evan though I have per­sonal feelings in regard tJo going steady by teenagers I shall try to be unbiased as"poosible and pre­sent to yotl'.the :sitnation as teen ... age?S· themselves view Going Stead)?;. Almost all of -the infor­mation:. J?re.*nted · has been re­ceived throug!h interviews with pre$Q!lt1higb,school students, gra­duates, and parents. Bold face c»mments are .my own.

REA.SONS GIVEN ·FOB· GOING STEADY

1. When one goes :steady you are assured of a date. You are never left out of an activity.

2. There is just one person I like. I don't like anyone elre as well.

3. You don't have to put on "aits": You cam just·be your­self.

4. It's the thing to do. Every­one is doing·· it and · if you don't you are not one of the

crowd. It becomes a status symbol.

5. The boys do not have the problem CJlf asking a girl for

a date and being refused. REASONS GIVEN. FOR NOT GOING STEADY

1. When one ·begiru; to. go steady at an early age they do not have the opportlllnity to _com­pare different men or women in regard tlo certain qv.ali­ties. This ~ould be done in prepara~OJ1 :• for . making a wise dooision in regard to

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times you are Looked-· do..wn 7._ Wh~n the'brejlk up does :.Oo- ~A~;~r11--. . " ~ ~J~fl!.,. -Q3,!~ Q!U,ta.qd County upon by other studen~. '.Many cur two things maY happen: 8'ite.i.:§!a :.:.~ . _ ~.15~ ~· AJS-0 except all that youing ,people !tell us they (1) Many-'boys:·wlll :not date rljht ~r, bu -~~.r PBJ1,:.<d :$i~- Northwest 1/4 o• would like to break up but the girl assuming-'she I rs still ~ .1~1115 ..... ~.b~p~e .:p, Notthe~· ~--of sai-d . Secti-on 32 everyone will call them mean going steady. (2) Mahiy boys hli_yct):Y~-~~ eyeeyb0c1,Y1 ~- lying Northeasterly of the ce!' or as they say "I really play- will not date the girl because pectea them ~ p,t. ~ terllne of Dbde Highway. ed a dirty trick on him or they believe the girl still Th!',~ ~ .~ Parcel 3. The East 1,2 of Snnth. her." belongs to rne partiC'lllar boy. so great · she Wl1lf 1Qla.ble to west 1/.s of Northwest 1/4 of Sec-

3. There is always a hurt feel- 8. When I was going,' steaey p\y co~~ lf.lth it and she, went---~1 tion ~2.' T4N, R9E, Michign'l, ing on the part of one of the boy friend thought he owned thi'Ough with the wedding. cont:ammg 20 acres. partners. Especially the jilted me. I had to tell him wbere Next weeks .article "Testing In Roll: Hursfall, yes; ,<\ltman,

one. I was going all the time and Our Schools Today." yes; .JQhn/;on, yes; Bauer, yes; 4. The longer you go steady more or less explain all my Bennett, yes.

DON'T FORGET FISH DIM?'~ER at

BIG JIM'S

the closer you get in your actions. ( 1 > I couldn't w.~lk Pr~lngs of the Independ,o. Motion carried. relationships. FirSt its hold- down the sch_ool halls Wlth, ToWDShip u ....... d Re'"•lar J::.. It w.;,_., mo_ ved and supported · h ,,_ d k' · d runother boy ~2) I coul_._.., ~ .. - -... While an employee was puttin

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mg anu:s an issmg an . · ' iwu ing November 5 196Z that the meeting adjourn. evt:mtually this leads into a dance with another boy. (3) ' ' goods on a shelf in my store he petting situation. We find I coulchn't even talk to a- The meetisng was called to order Respectfully submitted, accidentally threw some into the many of the youngsters are nother boy. by the Supervisor. Howard Altman, fire with their packing-s. The not emotionally ready to 9. After about five weeks of Roll: Hur.stall, Altman John- Independeonce Township goods were destroyed before we handle some of the situations going steady we had argu- son, Bauer, Bennett, pr~t. Clerk were able to do anything to save

th find th l · ts ll h · b them. Would the value of tHs

ey emse ves m. men a t e tune, ut social The minutes of the m_,.'-g ..,. k t

. cc>l.lll vL merchandise be covered on the 5. Some girls are afraid if they pre=e ep us gomg stea- October 16, 1962 were approved standard Contents form?

break up the boy will tell lieE> dy. as read. DON'T FORGET about them in regard to their 10. After g?ing steady for a year Communcations from Charles INSURANCE For You, Your relationship. the social pressure placed on Brodbent of Nationwide Insur- p I z z A at Family, Home, Car & Business

6. On many oecas.i:o.ns one of us by other kid& and our ~ce and John Lessiter, Super- JAMES B. BOAZ Agency --- VJSOr ot Qfion Township were BIG J'IM'S 4696 Dixie Highway

BRINGS-OUT THE ZEST

IN YOU!

read and placed on file. Drayton Plains, Michigan MiOvecl by Altman, suppOrted F;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;.;;m;;;;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~

by Bannett, that the County Board of $uperviSors of. Oakland County, Michigan, be hereby re­quested to ab&taim from any fuJ:l­ther expenditure for a_ county owned airport a,nd that such re-solution be ~rwarded to the County Cler1t to be presented to the said County Board of Super-vilsors and other such govern­mental units that may request or be of the same disposition.

KIY-CHEN REMODELING SERVICE

PLANNING and REMODELING SERVICE WOOD e PLASTIC e METAL CABINETS ' BUILT-INS, ETC.

L. E. HOXSIE MA 5-2186 37 E. Washington Clarkston, Mich. . Roll call: Hur.stall, yes; Altman,

yes; Johnson, yes; Bauer. yes; Bennett, yes. tMotion carried. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;::;;;;;;:~=·:;;=::;;:::-=====::=:;::. Petitrons to create a street 1• ---- - · -- - ---

lighting district in Woodhull Lake Subdivision, Lots 1 to 28, inclusive and Pelton Heights Sub. No. 1, Lots 33 and 34, Lots 90 to 110, inclusive, Lots 120 to 123, inclusive, were presented to the i;ownshi.p board.

Moved ):>y Al,tm~n, ~upported by Johnson,· that December 4, 1962 be set as the date for a pub­lic hearing to hear objections· to granting the aforementkmed pe­titions. Motl.on carried

Fi re· Pr•tectioo Service McKee Sales & Service ~

Professional Recommendations On Your Fire Protection Problems

OLDSMOBILE How sporty can a car get? Just take a look at the new F-85 Cutlass . Moved by Bauer, supporteP. .by Benne~t. that the townslJ.i,p bills be pilid il!l -the total amounts aB

We sell and service all types of fire extinguishing equipmenit~­and since no one extinguisher is best for all classes of fires, we can recommend the portables that meet your exact needs. l Carbon dioxide portables and built-in systems-dry chemkal ·

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and wet chemicail type extinguishers-smoke and fire detectors Complete fire protection service for industrial marine and home hazards. M ~pl'e 5m,:45.e for '63! Rakish new silhouette ... comfort-contoured bucket seats

... center control console* give it the look and feel of a thorough­bred sports car. And its Cutlass V-8 turns out performance to match! Coupe or convertible, the 1963 Cutlass is Oldsmobile's lowest-priced sports car. At your Olds Dealer's now! "Opllonol al ... ,. cod

F~~ Exciting new blend of beauty and action ... in the low-price field I

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~d. General Fund $3;155JuJ · : Fite 'Fuild 558.09 Water Dep't 428.99

Roll: Hursfall, yes; Altman, yes J~tmson, yes;. Bauer, yl!S; Benn~ ett, yes. Motion carried

Moved by Altman, supported by

5881 Clarkston Road Clarkston, .Michig?•-

&7 51 Dixie Hi g,hway· ~~=~~th~~/~~=~::~ :;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;::;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;~;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;:;;~;;;;;~~;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;=:;~ Re&dencel to Commercial: •' Par'.oel 1. The Eaist 1h of the

Northwest 11, of Sectik>n 32, T4N, R9E, Michigan, contain­

HASKINS CHEVROLET INC. WlLLPAP R

In Stock

Open House

November 1, 1962 thrOU!l'h

December 1, 1962

your choice of

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a savings account for $25.00 or more

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Corde JI a

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M .. 15 at U.S. 10 Clarkston

ing 80 acres. Parcel 2. The Northwest If.I or

OVER 100 PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM

NO WAITING BARGAIN PRICES

GOOD QUALITY PAPER SKILLED PAP.ER HANGER IN OUR STORE From 5:39 - 9:00 p.m. Mon. - Fri. All Day Sat.

the Northeast l/4 of section 32. T4N, R9E. Michigan, except therefrom the foHowing: Be­ginniing on the North Section line at the intersection of the Westerly I.ii.de of the D~ Highwi;ty (US-10) thence South 41 deg. 30" East 10 feet; thence South 56 deg. 39' 10" West 110 feet ho a point; thence North 20 deg. 07' 30" West 74.50 feet to the North line of said section 32; thence South 89 deg. 59' 30" East along said North section; line to point of beghnning. Also except therefrom 50 feet in width lying West of the Ad­jacent to the centerline of said Dixie Highway, as given to

Progressive Paint & Wallpaper Co.

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3508 ELIZABETH LAKE RD.

Cor. Cass Lake ltd. FEderal

Open Evenings Until 9:00 p.m.

DETROIT THE

EDISON COMPANY

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS

TO BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 19, 1962

AT THE HENRY AND EDSEL !=ORD. AUDITORIUM

20 EAST JEFFERSON AVENUE, DETROIT 26, MICHIGAN

Detroit 26, Michigan

To the Stockholders ct THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY:

A &peCin meeting of stockholders of The Detroit Edison Comp:my will be l1cld at' Ut~' HeiirY and Edsel Ford Auditorium, 20 East Jefferson Avenue, Detroit 2·), Mi~an, on Monday, November 19, 1962, at two o'clock p.m., Detroit 'rime, for the--Yollowlng purposes:

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, . 1. To consider and take action oil a proposal to amend the Certificate of Inciotporation of the Company (i) to decrease the par value of the Common Stock from $20 to $10 per share and to inerea8e the authorized shares of Common s~ .f~m 20,000.000 shares '<! 40,000~?~0 shares and (ii) to ch:mge and ~ ~ch outstanding sh~e of Colnmon Stock into two shares of Common Stock of the par value of $10 per share·, without changing the aggregate amount ol eapital ol the Company; and

2. To transact such other busl'!css as may properly come before the meet· Ing, or any adjournment or adjournments thereof.

Stockholders of record at the elose of busiriess on October 11, l!l62, will be eatidecl to notice of, and to vote M•• the meeting.

BIJ Order of the Board of Directors,

A.G. MAIHOFER SecretarlJ

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Thursday, No-vember 15, 1962

in Membershiip at Calvary Lu­theran who would like to con­sider in an informal atmosphere the basic teachings of the Church. Theme for this Si:t:lday: "Is It Possible To Know That I Am A Chrlstili.ln?". This will be the last Sunday in which persons C'an enroll in the Class. CHURCH NEWS

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH OF CLARKSTON

6600 Waldon Road

SUNDAY FAMILY WORSHIP SERVIC[

9:00 and 11:15 A.M. Nursery Open

Ministers: CHURCH SCHOOL DOUB 10;00 A.M. - 12:15 P.M.

I William J. Richards Jack E. Giguere Lay Leader: A. Everett Buttel'!!I

In Church School Building Buffalo at Church Streets

EMBLEM OF SAFETY that guarantees you c.ao save in our bank

WITH SECURITY

FOR SECURITY!

Clarkston State Bank Member Federal Reserve

System

Member Federal Deposit

Insurance G!orporation

CLARKSTON, IWCJWGAN

CLARKSTON AREA

By JOHN D. KAlUEGO, Manager

OPERATION TELEPHONE! Doctors will soon be able to trans­mit medical data direct from a patient's body to remote record·. ing instruments anywhere in the country-by telephone. It'll be

possible with special DATA-PHONE sets, now under development at the Bell Telephone Laboratories. Trans­missions of x-rays and electrocardiograms by tele­phone have already been tested successfully. Termed a major advance in medical communications, this sys­tem means, for example, that consulting specialists in distant cities could receive instant data on a patient's heart performance-even during an actual operation.

TAKE A TURKEY with all the trimmings, add the family 'round the table, and what do you hove? A Happy Thanks­giving I But even if someone in the family can't be with you, there's one sure way to keep the day joyful. A Long Distance telephone coll, of course. It's the next best thing to being together ... spreads holiday cheer at both ends of the line. Rotes are lower all Thanksgiving Day and, on calls within Michigan, lowest after 9 p.m. when you can call any place within the state for 50 cents or less, excluding taxes.

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DOWN WITH RUST! Michigan Bell has recently de­veloped a new rustproofing method for its 4,600 trucks and cars. The new method is designed to prevent car rust caused by corrosives used on icy streets. Developed by our motor equipment maintenance people, the process uses a new pro-tective coating on metal u surfaces and is expected to save $40,000 a year in the operation of our motor fleet. It's another Michigan Bell cost-cut­ting technique that helps us keep the price of tele­phone service low.

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Primary DepartrP,ent: First Sec-' ond, fgid ·Third :Grades.

· Juruor Departnient: Fo\Jrth, Fifth, and Sixth Grades.

Intermediate Department: Sev­enth and ~ighth Grades. (10:00 hour only).

All from Seventh ·grade above are expected to attend one of the Worship Services.

In The New Church 10:00 A.M. through 12:15 P.M.

Nursery and Kindergarten: North Wing. 10:00 o'cock hour only for follow­ing classes.

Senior Hi Class: Balcony. Young Adults: Room to left of

Chancel.

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D.t\.YISJflJR~ FIRST QAPTIST . . CHURCH .

SUNDAY 9:45 A.M. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship 6:30 P.M. Teens tor Christ 7:30 P.M. Evening Service.

WEDNESDAY 7:30 P.M. Prayer meeting

FlltST BAPTIST CHURCH 50 s. Main st., Clarkston David E. Dee, B.R.E., Pastor

states: "Every day makes its demands

upon us for higher proofs rather than profession.s of Christian power. These proofs consist sol­ely in the destructiion of sin, sick ness, and death by the power of Spirit, as Jesus destroyed them. This is an element of progress, and progress' is the law of God, whose law demands of us only what we can certainly fulfill"' (p.233).

eluding Infant Nursery. 5:00 P.M. EplSCopal Young

Ohurclunen at Community Cen­ter Annex. MONDAY

8:00 P.M. EpisCQpal Churchwo­men meet at Vicarage, 6065 Sun­nydale. Special speaker: Mr. Mar­vin Pettit, Director of St Peter's Home for Boy-s. Wednesday

8:30 P.M. full.owing UnkUi. Thanksgiving Service, Choir Re­hearsal at home of Bruce Em­brey, 6516 E. Church.

5:00 P.M. Senior Luther League MONDAY

8:00 P.M. Bd. of Admlndst:ra-tion. TUESDAY

CHURCH OF THE 7:30 P.M. Sunday Ohurch SUNDAY School Teachers Meeting.

10:00 A.M. Bible Schoo! Hour. RESURRECTION Wednesday Classes for all ages. EPISCOPAL CALVARY LUTllEBAN 8:00 P.M. ClarkSton Area Union

Adults: Pastor's Office. 6:00 P.M. Intermediate

Church School Building.

~00 A.M. Morning worship Reverend Alell!ander T. Stewart, CHURCH Good Friday Service at the First ------Service. Nursery and childrens Vicar 6805 Bluegrass Methodsit Church.

M.Y.F. church. Now meeting at the Clarkston M - 15 and I - 75 THURSDAY

7:00 P.M. Senior Hi M.Y.F. Church Building. CH.URCH OFFICE:

Open Weekda)'ll 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon.

Phone: \'IAple 5-1161

DA VISBURG METHODIST CHURCH

Warren Lear, Minister

SUNDAY 8:00 A.M. Methodist Men's

Breakfast. 10:00 A.M. Sunday School 11 :30 A.M. Church Service.

TUESDAY 7:30 A.M. P.M. Prayer meet­

ing. 8:00 P.M. Bible Study

5:45 P.M. Youth for Christ. Mrs. Elementar;t School Paul A. Johns, Pastor 7:00 P.M. Choir Practice. Jolliffe, advisor. THURSDAY SUND..\ y Friday and Satmday

7:00 P.M. Evening Gospel Hour. 6:30 P.M. Men's Club "Bri'ng Const' t' Co i .1 9:30 A.M. Sunday Worship Ser- itu mg nvent on ior Richard Lord, song leader. your own Steak" Diruner at home th L th L f th vice. Sermon theme: "Who Owns e new u er eague o e MONDAY of Gene McCurdy, 6650 Meadow- What?". Michigan Synod of the Lutheran

5:45 and 7:15 P.M. Boys Brig- lawn. !0:35 A.iM. Sunday Ch.urc: ~..,urch in America to be held in ade 8:00 P.M. Bishop's Committee S h , c·· d Rapids c 00<. ,!·~:-i •

TUESDAY meets at the home of Mr. and 10:45 A.M. Adult DiscU$Si-On ':r'hf' '1~v;tatfoa at Calvary Luth-3, 4 and 7 P.M. Pioneer Girls. Mrs. J.W. Haupt, 71 N. Main. Cla: ;-, This is a Class designed eran is to "Come and Bee" (Jn.

WEDNESDAY SATURDAY for thos'e who might be interested 1:39). 7:00 P.M Prayer meeting and 11 ·00 AM God and Coun ry -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;,.__,.....;,-.;,;·-;..;;;;~.;;.,;;.··~-

Bible study. Award Class at home and Donald ~ 8:00 P.M. Choir practice. Johnson, 6968 SnowApple.

DIXIE BAPTIST CHURCH 8585 Dixie Hwy, Clarkston

MAple 5-5911

Morning Worship Service 11:00 A.M.

Sunday School, 10:00 A.M.

SERVICES SUNDAY 22nd Sunday after Trinty:

9:30 A. M. Holy Communion and Sermon

9:30 A.M. Church School, in-

KING'S INSURANCE AGENCY Office, Clarkston state Bank

Clarkston, Michigan Phone: MA 5-5051

Charles W. Robinson Phone: MA 5-1964 Isabel K. Bollen

Phone: MA 5-4881

TRINITY METHODIST ClluRCll Young People's Service, 5:30

. P.M. TEN LESSONS FOR TEN DOLLARS

ENROLL AT ONCE WATERFORD

Now meeting in the School-craft School at 6420 Maceday Drive.

10:30 A. M. Worship Service. 10:30 A. M. Church School for

all children through 9th grade. Nursery open du.ring services.

DRAYTON HEIGHTS FREE METHODIST CHURCH

Comer Maybee and Winell ltoads Clarkston, Mfchigan

Thomas F.. Dunn, pastor

SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship 7:00 P.M. Evening Worship

MONDAY 7:00 P.M. Christian Youth Cru­

sajers meeting WEDNESDAY

7:30 P.M. Mid-week prayer meeHng

SASHABAW UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

5331 Maybee Road Clarkston, Michigan

Phone ORiando 3-3101 Donald M. Sinclair, Pastor

Lay Reader Mr. Ralph Stana.back

SUNDAY 9:30 a.m. Church School. 11 :00 a.m. Worship service. 6:00 P.M. United Presbyterian

Youth (Junior and Senior High). WEDNESDAY 7:30 P.M. Choir practice.

Evangelistic Service, 6:30 P.M. Mid-Week Service, (Wed.), 7:00

P.M.

F AITII BAPTIST CHURCH 3411 Airport Road

Drayton Plains Pastor: Al Kasten

Sunday 10:00 A.M. Worship Schooi 11 :00 A.M. Worship Service 6:15 P.M. Youth meetings 7:30 P.M. Evening service

Wednesday 7:00 P.M. Bible study and

prayer meeting

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST

Oxfprd, Michigan Sunday Service 11 :00 A.M. Sunday School' 11 :00 A.M.

Spiritual healing will be a topic dealt with at Christian Science services Sumday in a Lesson­Sermon on the s'Ubject "Mortals and Immortals."

Scriptural selections will in­clude this verse from Matthew: "And when he had called unto him his twelve disciples,, he gave them power against unclean spirits, to cast them out, and to heal all manner of sickmess and all manner of disease."

One of the correlative citations to be read from ''Science and Health with Key to the Scrip­tures" by Mary Baker Eddy

ON MUSIC'S MOST GLORIOUS VOICE THE

, HAMMOND ORGAN BEGINNERS CLASS STARTING ON

MONDAY EVENING NOVEM,BER 19th BEGINNING AT 7:00 P.M. SHARP AT

GRINNELL'S DOWNTOWN STORE 27 So. Saginaw St. PONTIAC, MICH. Phone FE 3-7168

Used Car BARGAINS 1961 Ford Country Sedan

Radio - Heater - Automatic Transmission

Special $1595 ____ $129 down

1959 Ford 4-dr. Victoria $829

Special 1960 Country Sedan Radio - Heater - Automatic Transmission

A Real Buy $1288

1958 Ford Ranch Wagon $388

BUY NOW ... YOU SA VE NOTHING BUT MONEY WHEN YOU BUY AT

JIMMY ARRANTS FORD SALES 384 M - 15

Service On All Makes --e-­NA 7-2725

Genuine Ford Parts Ortonville, Michigan

If you want a low-priced car .... with a Wide-Track ride ..•

either buy a '63 Tempest

•.. or forget it

Drivers like Wide-Tracking, we found. Sa we widened the track an Tempest this year and now you can enjoy its road· - .

leveling stability to your heart's content. Nobody else in the law-priced field has it, but that's their problem. What's

more, nobody else gives you a choice of the 4 that goes around acting like a V-8 or a 260 h.p. V-8* that acts like noth­

ing you ever saw before. Try one soon, at your W---T----Pontiac dealer's. Wide-Track Tempest WATCH "OUR MAH HIGGINS," WEDNESDAY NIGHT, ABC· TV •0p11oa111t 11tra cost.

SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER FOR NEW-ACTING USED C~RS, TOO

JACK .. W. HAU,PT, · P«»ntiac Sales & Service North Main Street Clarkston, Michigan MAple 5·15&& -,.

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- CLASSiFJED LINERS -

DeadlQie for all classified ad­vertising for The Clarkston News is Tuesday Noon.

Charge Rate of all liners is 3c oer word, minimum char.ge 35c. Subsequent insertion 2c per word, minimum 25c.

Box No. ads 15c extra per in-sertion.

Misc. For Sale

Top Soil for sale, M-25 and Gidd­dings Road. Loading for truckers, $1 yd;; delivered, 5 yds. for $12. MAple 5-2161.

Road gravel, p gravel, $1 yd,; crushed stone, $3 yd; fill dirt 30c yd.; lOA stone, $2 yd. 6335 SaShabaw Road.

BACK TO SQHOO,L NEEDS portable typ,ew:riter, $49.95; Draf­ting and Schdo1 supplies; We clean and repair typewriters and adding machines; ·

, ,, 15% DISCOUNT. NOW ON

1932 Ford 'B Model, 2 door CHRISTMAS CAJ.tDS MANY

Sedan, new tires, hydrolic brakes EXCLUSIVE LINES. '

newly covered bucket seats. C:all FORBE'S PRINTING and Ol''l"IVE

MA 5-0451 or see at 55 Orion SuPPLY

Road., Clarkston, any time. 2tkc 4500 Dixie Hwy, Drayton Plains

--- OR 3-9767 FOR SALE - Black Dirt and

Peat. Phone MAple 5-1239. Baldwin organ, mahogany, model

23tkc 45, 3 years old, excellent condi.·

------------- ti<>n·. FEderal 2-1769 10c2

Ideal family cow, Holstein Heifer, fresh October 9th, $220.00. 6175 Flemings Lake Road, Clarkston

9p3

Automatic zig zag sewing machine in lovely blonde cabinet; make5 buttonholes, designs, blind hems. Pay off account in 8 months at

Wrought iron twin or bunk beds, $5.50 per month or $41.00 cash

$25.00. MAple 5-1503. llc balance. FEderal 4-0905.

Mixed Nuts •

Pork Steak Lean

Dog Food Purina

Ice Cream Velvet Brand

Shortening Spry

Salmon Deming

Grapefruit • -

Tomatoes - - -

Potatoes Michigan

Facial Tissues Marca I

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'· ,' ~

.· 'P!pJ

s~.j~~~fl~~c~·:;·~~t~·; .. ,··~; .. ,~~7"'"'1·L°\;:~.:e~iliM~i~~.!~~~~~=::a=re:i ... :a:•:,1:"-r'·· r~~~~~1:t cr:=~dm:!r:!'d·~ Cabinet m~ ',I)Uil ·tQ sew Ci)tl .ih~t-•zig-~zi! .·. ~'"Qkes . .· t\t';,'.~i,~j'.Qijfil,,!~t:,:;,i ~ ,;wJ».;, J~ , . ~~e E~f ~~~~~ :e~;~~:ivthela:l~.,!'1;~'~n .!'dd~e'l .•S

buttons, monograms, fancy .~ .sigzis, ·'ltn'dnQgrar.iiSi0~1b~~otihble8,!.li ,;,J,,..,,.t:\;JGu6· ·H• ·,,.•,J 1•:P._,,h)' ·MILTON F. COONEY, Attome:y, this cauoe

signs, blind hems. Full price $59.00 etc.'$31:10 dash'C>it$3:50'-percJn!)nth. JJJ.ULt.DO~G~ ~ .. ~ lf,aV~ ., P11r>tlac State B~ l'!ldg. And 11 " rurth<·r Orel"'"" ·l

or $5.00 per month. Phone Wa.ite's Ph:one. Waite's 'FE'deral'4-25tl. .;.\OP··:~!,,;fAI1;~ <;:b.w~~ ,§cqt~, Pontiac, Mich. N. B,15.22 '11 ' '"0' .,,. ~·" • .y ,

• ·u.11 1 "'~'"90 3"tk .,11: r1 .J11,.n ot a copy of this or-.ar

FEderal 4-2511. · :.; :i.>d! L;ha.' .. •L _,[,.. ...._...,l'.P~.~"'l""I' ,,. ~, ..... '.',,.,.I< c I · · - once each week for three sue,.-~ .•e

Treniendous· selection of calldles ii.at· !'ll!;!t n"' mir.. .r v: _,.,.,,,. ltfilif:~' j., '•tooNEY, Attorney """k~ previous to •!lid day of hear ,8

Beautiful Singer Sewlll. g Machin"' for Thankscmving a.nd··· Cm .. istmus. • ~~~C ... ,. ~~V3. •• $10'1-e• 812 14 n nt" Stat B k Bid Jn the Clarkston News a new.-pa er

zig zagger for designs etc. h; T®efs in . .,~~1 cqli)ri;-·5~~ tiU i,U.i\; Jr4c : ·g of all kinds. .po~tia:O eMi1:~. e an g. printed and clreulated In said eounv.

walnut cabinet. Pay off a~unt candles - gorgeous glitter can~ !!'nd Mandpgravlel,l, ,rihQ{l!iwaMyAgrlave51, fu':~r or· P~~'.'t,< ,

in 6 months at $5.00 per month for the 'Holidays and an ·at re"a-, Den · owe P one Pe • No. ao,93B

abl • tl621 ~~'tkc STATE OF MICHIGAN - "C"e Prn· >TTLTON F. COONEY, Attomq,

or $30.00 cash balance FE 4-0905. son e p~e.!. bate Court for the County <>f Oaltland. 812 Pontiac State Bank '--·

.. BOOTBBY'S OLD FARM SO:OP. BULLDOZING and excavating, At a session of said court, held at Pontiac, Mich. N. 1,8,15

Dining room suite, light maho- An ideal gift for the bride. 7081 f the Probate Office in the City of

gany, like new, $150.00, $400.00 Dixie Highway. MAple 5-1996. Phou.e JIA.ple 5-1758 a ter 5:00 Pontiac, in said Countv on li'e 26.i>

value. MAple 5-1168, after 4 p.m. . p.m. 41tkc day of October A,D. 1962

llc Box terrier, mixed spade female. ------·--- Ju7it:e:1t·p~~:~teARTHUR E. MOORE. Dr. Ernest F. Denne

OPTOMETlUST

1963 CALENDAR TOWELS DOW' iln stock. Good selectiJan of fine de.siigns in choice linen for only

$1.00. BOOTHBY'S OLD FARM SHOP

7081 Dixie Highway (Corner White Lake Road)

MAple 5-1996

World famous :llig zag automatic

sewing ma~hine; just dial the designs, buttonholes, in beautiful wood console. Pay off account in 8 months at $5.10 per month o•r $40.80 total of new contract. FEd­eral 5-9407.

$3.50 monthly aooepted on like

111ew zig zag equipped Singer sew -ing machine, cabinet type, makes fancy stitches, blind hems. but­tonholes, etc. Only $31.09 total aimount due. FEderal 5-9407.

Baby wardrobe, blonde. like new,

$20.00; split rail fencing, best offer. Phone MAple 5-1397. llp2

2 lb. bag

lb.

5 lb.

1/2 gal.

3 lb. can

tall can

4 for

pkg.

50 lbs.

5 boxes

49c 59c 59c 69c 79c 29c 19c

99c

Needs good home FEderal 2-4372. 'Leg!"al Notices In the Matter of the Estate ol

llc Katherine Kapler also known as Cath- Eyes Examined e Glasses Fitted

Prescription's Filled Saftey Glasses

--------·----~ E erlne Kapler, Deceased.

MILTON F. COON r, Attorney Joann M. Schwartz having filed in

Help Wanted

Woman to write Davisburg Locals Must have Holly phone. Contact The Clarkston News, MA 5-1611.

Woman from 4 to 8 p.m., 3 days a. week, to help in home with large family. ORlando 3-1628.

llc

Dish washer. Clarkston Cafe, 18 S. Main St. llc

Situations Wanted

Experienced baby sitter a,·allable in Village area; older woman, 65c an hour. Must furnish trans­portatiJon. MAple 5-1096 llc2

Misc. For Rent

Boat Storage Waldon Rd., Clarks-625-1298. 10c2

Apartment or small house to rent in Clarkston or Davisburg area. Phone 625-0951. llc

Homes - For Rent & For Sale

FOR SALE NEAR U .s. 10 and new express­way is this high class prestige

lake front year around b.Ome C)D 10 lots with privacy fencing and professional landsc11-ping. Its fine features include: (1) marble walk from turn around drive to fla&-

812·14 Pontiac State Bank Bldg, said court a petition that the admln!s­

Pontlao, Mich. tration of said estate be granted to the petitioner or to some other suit- 22 able person, and for deterlnination of

S. Main St. Clarkston Phone 625-1815 No. 80,423

STATE OF MICHIGAN - The !'ro­bate Court for the County of Oakland.

In the Matter of the Estate of Cora P. Robson, Deceased

At a session of said court, held at the Probate Court In the City of Pontiac, in said County, on the 29th day of October A.D. 1962.

Pioesent, Hon. ARTHUR E. MOORE, Judge of Probate.

ORDER APPOINTING Tll\IE FOR REARING CLAIMS

NoUco. Is hereby given and it is

~eret!;v ordered that the time and place tor hearing on claims against the above esta~•sball be the 14th day of Janu­ary 1963, at nine o'clock in the forenoon at the PrObate Court In the Court House at the City of P1>ntiac. Michigan;

All creditors or claimants against the above estate are further notified and ordered to prove their claims at said hearing and prior to said hearing to tile written claim therefor. with thls Co~t and w:lth the fiduciary of

the legal heirs of said deceased; It Is Ordered, That the 27th day of

November A.D. 1962 at 9 o'clock in the •1 =====~~;;;;;::~~~;;:;;~

forenoon, at said Probate Office, is ,~

hereby appointed for hearing said petition.

It is further Ordered that notice be given to al) ln terested pa rtles as shown by the records in this cause by delivering a copy of this order to . each of them personally, or by mailing such copy to each of them by

Licensed Insured Free Estimates

Dommercial Residential

FLOYD HOLDEN

Building Mainten:i.nce

All Types of Cleaning

Phone ORiando 3-4655

2280 Maplecrest Dr .. Pontinc

Schweitzer Carpet Service

e CLEANING e LAYING e REPAIRING

FURNITURE CLEANING

-FREE ESTIMATES-

FE 5-6933 or FE 2-7893

this "8t.llte, under oath. contalnlnl? -------------· auttfclent detail reaoonably to lnfonn

Floor Cleaning Service

the :ffduclarY oi the nature and amount of the elaim.

It Is further Ordered that notice be given to all interested parties as shown by the records In this cause by deli­vering 11. copy of this order to each o! them personally, or by malling such copy to each of them by registered or certified mall with return receipt demanded addre$ed to their respective last known addresses as shown by tile ~es and records In this cause.

And It Is further Ordered that public notice thereof be given by publl~ation of a copy of this order once each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing

ROBERT C. BUEHRIG PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

Office Phone MAple 5-5761

Res. Phone MAple 5-1406

BOARDING AND TRAINING KENNELS

All breeds, heated kenne:s,

individual rurl§. for further

information phone Adam Hav­

rillja, OAklroid ll-3666, 2120

Metamora Rd., Oxford, Mich.

All Floors - Residential and Commercial 24 Hour Service

Single, Weekly, Monthly or Yearly Bases.

Nu-Way Floor Service

Call 625-1931 or OR 3-7232

JACOBSON TRAILER SALES VACATION TRAILER RENTALS

TRAVEL FOR LESS

5685 Williams Lake Road Drayton Plains, Mich.

stone porch (2) Vestibule entl'- _

ance to redwo<>d panelled living ~~~;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;,;;;,;~~;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~

room and family room, both car­peted and draped, both with fire­place, and both with excellent lake view (3) Formal dining room with corner cupboards (4) Kit­chen with eating area on lake side ( 5) Dressing room size bathroom on bedroom wing with second bath Ftear spacious utility room opening to outdoors (6) excep­tionally well built, one-owner home. Three car garage. $60,000. You could not duplicate the Lake

lots, the lake view and high

quality worlananship of this home for this price. Lucile Knight, Rea­ltor, CEdar 5-2547. (Flint) 3tkc

For Sale or Rent Three (3) room apartment, un­

furnished, built-in stove and oven; near schools!, c\hurdies, stores .. MAple 5-1865, evenimgs. lltkc

For Sale Rent 6630 Transparent Drive; immedi­a'te occupancy; Face brick. 3 bedroom ranch, with carport, fuil ba.sement, schools -churches; only 3 years old. 105' x 150' lot; rent with option to buy at $105.00 month or $1400 down to exhist­ing mortgage. Call JE 9-0633 col­lect, Mr. Snyder.

Services

Cooling System Service Special Pressure test complete cooling system for leaks. Check Hoses, Tighten

connections, Check thermostat and Water pump - Check and Adjust illl

Belts - Flush Radiator

Reg. Price $6.00 S.pecial $4.95

.. a••••o••••o•aeoeoo•o

ROTUNDA ANTI-FREEZE With GUARANTEED All Winter Protection Only $2.49 Per Gallon When

Installed With This Service Special

Beattie Motor Sales Inc. At The Stoplight

· ORiando 3-1291 Waterford, Mich.

PICK FROM A r.n~n.mr1r1 [f·~ ~ \,/~ >)

WIDEST CHOICE OF '63 CARS Al~ YOUR FORD DEALER'S!

Pies Pet Ritz Apple or Cherry 29c Hors doeuvers, petitfors and tea

caikes and icookies made in my home. Holly, 634-5001 llp4

Popcorn Popeye 2 lbs. 29c Tuna St~r Kist can 23c Marshmallows Kraft Miniature 25c Steak T Bone 1b. 99c Turkeys Oven Ready 18 lb. avg. lb. 39c

'

SNOW REMOVAL Parking lots and driveways M.Aple

5-1660. lltkc

RADIO, T. V., and Appliance re­pair. Walters Lake Repair Center, Grogan Radio and TV - 4'130 Clarkston Road. (next door to IGA Market) Phone 62$.;.2166

12tkc

For a New Dome or Remoclellns job Call MAple 5-2332. 6o12

CUSTOM cement new and re· pair: natios, floors, drive ways and sidewalks. Phone ORiando 3-5247 or ORlando 3-3613. 3ltkc

-Photographs Oil OOIOred­in opacque or transparent oils. Reasonable prices, satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. Valentine. MA

5-1095. 40c24

News Liners

Bring Fast Results r

Phone 625""1611

CALL .GEORGE For Free Estimate On

Carpeting 23 Years of Service In The

CQl"pet Business

GEORGE TUSON

.. MU TOIQUE FO•D GAWIJSi Wl1ll 1111 LOO .. THE POWEi ANIJ

... - fW. Of TIIE THUND£111•DI

'Ameriea's liveliest, most care-free cars come from Ford ... in ~sizes!

See your Ford Dealer flrstl Compact new Falcons

-America's all-time economy champ- Including

a convertible with automatic topl Middleweight

Ford fll1/ahe$-featurlng hot new hardtops

MCI wagomtl Big Ford Galaxies - with a new l'.D.A.f.

Thunderbird-smooth ride and optional Swing·

Away steering wheell New Thunderbirds tool And all• save you time, temper and money with

Ford's exclusive twice-a-year or 6,000-mile main·

tenancel See your Ford Dealer first/ •Except F,!Jlcon Stntlon Bus and Club Weoons

' I ELLIOT FURNITURE co.

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Page 6 ... Davisburg Locals

PET SUPPLIES We Are Gradually Enlarging Our Pet Supply Stock COLLARS - HARNESSES - GROOM· ING BRUSHES - FEEDING DISHES

FLEA and TICK POWDER STAKE - OUT. CHAINS - LEASHES

PET TOYS - HOUSEBREAKING SCENT

Free For The Asking A Copy Of The DOG OWNER'S DIGEST

f41'&nt!B!I M~·S•E>\\\ 27 S. MAIN•• CLA_RKSTON

•

Steak Round

Bologna Ring or Large

TURKEYS Hen Norbest Grade A

89~

45~ lb. 37c

CHASE & SANBORN CAMPBELL'S 46 oz.

Coffee lb. 59c Temato Juice 3 79c FRESH Medium

CHICKEN oF THE sEA Eggs _ Tuna 3 for 79c KING NUT

Margarine r. FROZENI · FOODBUYS

BIRDSEYE FROZEN

Orange Juice 6 for 99c FLORIDA

. Oranges -JURDSEYE FROZEN

Fish Sticks BIRDSEYE FROZEN

pkg. 29c Cauliflower Radishes or

doz. 39c

2 lbs 29c

3 doz. '100

- 29c

last known addresses as shown by the filles and records in this cause.

And It Is further Ordered that public notice thereof be given by once each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of· hearing In the Clarkston News a newspaper printed and circulated in said county.

this eitate, ll!lder oatu, contain.In' suffici~t detail reasonably to inform the Hduclal"Y of thenature and amount of tl:!e claim.

Arthur E. Moore. Judge of Probate

W. E. JACKSON, Attorney w

The Protective Service Progiram of the Oakland Coll!llty Juvenile Court and the 22 Oakland Coll!llty Protiectivie Service Commidtees sponsored a Program Workshop last Thursday at the Oaklaii.d County Children's Coater on Tele­graph Rd. in Pontiac. Attend•mg from Clarkston were Mr. Duane Hursfall, Mrs. Herury Brendle and Mrs. George Gray.

4532 Dixie Highway Drayton Plains, Mich. N. B,15.22

Work has started once again on the Davisburg Post Office. I<t has been many months since any­thing has been done on it.

Three of the new Caddie homes, now being shown on the Dix.je Highway, are going up in Dav!s­burg, two on Broadway within a few doors of each other and one on Tindall Road.

A nice arrangement of pump­kins and corn stalks in the yard of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moore on Davisburg Road is quite seasonal and decorative.

-0-

Heard on TV

The theme of the conference, "Community Chal1B11ge in the Developm€1nt of the Protective Service Pt"'O•gram for Childr€il1," brought out the main purposes of the workshop, a.> follows: (I) To review the Oakland County Protective Service Program de­velopments of the past 4 years; (2) To formulate program goals to be considered for future prog;ram planning.

In addition to the sp2t'clH·s th<>re were two workshops runnL_1g simultaneously. O.i.e on Pl'otective Service Case Work rehabilitation and the other on communi.ty pro­gram services in the prevention of JuvEnile deli.nquency and ne­glect.

DON'T FORGET P I Z Z A at

BIG JIM'S

Legal Notices WILLIAM E. JACKSON, Att'y.,

in the play, "The Teahouse of the August Moon", "What was 4532 Dixie Highway, Drayton

MILTON F. COONEY, AttomeJ 812-14 Pontiac: State Bank Bldg. Pontiac:, Mich.

No. 80,683 STATE OF MICHIGAN - The Pro­bate Court for the County of Oakland.

In the Matter of the Estate of Vern Michael, Deceased.

At a sessiDn of said court, held at the Probate Court In the City of Pontiac, in said County, on the 30th day of October A.D. 1881,,

Present. Hon. ARTHUR E. MOORE, Judge of Probate.

ORDER APPOl:-:TING Tl.\IE FOR BEARING CLAIMS

Notice Is hereby given and It " hereby ordered that the time and place for hearing on claims against the above C>stat' shall be the 14th da,. of Janu­ary .J63, at nine o'clock In the :forenoon at the Probate Court in the Court House at the City of Pontiac, Michigan;

All credl!Xirs or clahnants against the above estate are further notified and ordered to prove their claims at said hearing and prior to said hearing to flle written clahn therefor, with this Court and with the fiduciary of

~

It is turther Ordered that notice be. given tg all Interested parties as shown bY the records in this cause by delivering a copy of this order to each of them personally, or by malling such copy to each of them by register-­ed or certified mail With return receipt demanded ·addressed to their respective last known addresses as mown by the fi1ee and records in this cause.

And lt Is further Ora.ered 1hal public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of t:b1a order once each week for three suO(!e$lve weeks previous to said day of hearing In the Clarkston Newe a 11eWS)laper printed and circulated in said county.

Donaid E. Adams .Judge of Probate

Mn.TON F. COONEY, Attorney, 812 Pontiac State Bank IDdg. Pontlec, Mich. N. B,15,22

DIAL

673-6309 For Your

PAINTING and PAPER HANGING SERVICE

Bob Jensenius 5670 Dvorak

CLARKSTON RESTAURANT

Specializing In

BEEF & TURKEY DINNERS

true in the be:··. iing remains Plains,' Michigan

true." Corner of US 10 & M-15 625-9311 -0-

A word af warnlng to all mo­torists who lea.ve the keys in their cars for just a few minutes. Don't besides being against the law, the car might just be stolen.

SuC'h was the case Monday eve­ning when Mrs. Joe Little of Bigelow Road left her car un­attended while she took gasolime to her husband in a field for his tractor. She had parked her car in a neighbor's drveiway, and during the time she took the gaso­line to her husband and came back, the car was stolen.

The car was rec-overed in about an hour's time on U.S. 10. It hda been taken by three boys from Detroit.

Many of us are guilty of this infrwaction of the law. It is too bad that -something drastic . has to happen to alert ls to our own obligtaions.

Bridge Club News The Tuesday Duplicate Bridge

Club played its regular session November 6 at the Community Center. The winners were Pat Valentine with Ruth Snader, Ada Lippencott with Fenn Mereck and Miq;rcella Brodloorb with Opal Johnston.

The Friday evening club played a four table Howell movement. Winners were Fred and Marian Gettel, Martha Covert with Ed Sugar, and Bill and Ruby Owen.

The next sessions will be Tues­day, November 20, 12:30 p.m. and Friday the 23rd at 8. p.m.

At a session of said Court. held at the Court House in the City of Pontiac, in snid County, on the ~0th day of October A.D, 1962.

Present. Hun. AHT!ll'H E. MOORE, Judge of Probate>.

In The Met.tcr of The Estate of Lois Guerrero. DC'ccased.

\Valtcr Forbes having filed in !iaid court a pl•tition pra:v·ing that the ad1ninistration of said (•-state b0 granted to W. E. Jnekson or to so1ne othPr suitable person. and fur dPtt'rmination or the legal lwirs if said deceased

It is Ordered, Tl1at the 3rd day of DecemLor AD. 19fi2 at nine o"clock in the forenoon. at said Probate Court In the Court House In the City of Pontiac, Michigan be and is hereby appointed as the lime and place fe>r hearing said petition;

It is fur1lH•r Orch-rf'd that notice' be given to all intcrc_·~tt•d parties as shown by the rC'C'ord:" in this C'ause by deli· vering n ropy uf this ordC'r to C'ach of them personally, or b'' mailing such copy to each of thcrn by registered or certified 1nail \Vith return receipt demanded addressed to their respective

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New! Bucket-Seat Hardtop Priced Ram/Jler-low

Peas - 2 for 33c Green Onions 2 for 19c

You won't believe anything so smart and spirited could boast such a low price tag. Another reason Rambler sales are smash­ing all records. In the new Rambler American 440-H hard­top, two-toning, _bucket seats, console, 138-hp Six are standard. See new hardtops, convertibles, sedans, wagons at your dealer I

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