I I I TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1973 Accidents Claim Tulsan, 2 Others A Tulsa man injured in a car-truck crash Wednesday afternoon near 71st Street and Mingo Road died early Thursday from massive head injuries and two other Oklahomans died in traffic accidents near Cheyenne and Porum, the Highway Patrol reported. The deaths raised the 1973 state traffic toll to 697 compared with 739 at the same time last year. The dead: RICHARD C. NEARING, 53, of 123 N. Marion Ave.
JAMES EUGENE BELL, 53, of Cheyenne. WOODROW ROCK, 43, Warner. Nearing was injured when the car he was driving was struck by a dump truck driven by Jerry Lee Woodward, 25, Broken Arrow. Nearing was a sales representative for Lee Miller Homes here and was the former owner of the Nearing Construction Co. He was past president of the Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa and a trainer for the Tulsa Ice Oilers during the late 1940's and early 1950's.
Grand Jury Notices Go To 60 at OC OKLAHOMA CITY (P) Notices went out to 60 Oklahoma County residents Thursday directing them to appear Dec. 3 for possible service on a grand jury called to investigate something the district attorney won't reveal. Dist. Atty. Curtis Harris declined again what matters he plans to save present to the grand jury.
But he denied he had received any records from Gov. David Hall as alleged by Dist. Atty. S. M.
Fallis of Tulsa. "That's a figment of his imagination when he says a representative of the governor has given me a bunch of evidence," Harris said. Under state law, the grand jury must finish its work and bring in its final report before the end of the current court term. Dee. 31.
"That's all the time I'll Harris said. "What I'm looking at, if it's there, it's there." Harris said that should the grand jury not return any indictments, it may still produce enough evidence to warrant filing criminal charges. "Even if they return an indictment, I'll probably dismiss it and refile criminal charges," he added. 5 het Deaths and Funerals CRAIG Mrs. Veronica, 67, South Fork, died Saturday.
Widow of E. R. Craig who died in 1971. Surviving: daughter, Mrs. Kathleen Schutte, Edina, aunt, Mrs.
W. E. Green, Park Terrace Woodward, grandchildren. Graveside services 10 a.m. Friday, Calvary Cemetery.
The Fitzgerald Funeral Service, 585-1151. FOWLER-Logan age 59, died Tuesday at Sherman, where he had lived the past 11 years. Before moving to Texas, Mr. Fowler lived at Sand Springs, and was employed at Commander Mills, he was a supervisor for Burlington Mills. He is survived by his wife Vera and 2 sons, Eddie and Mike of the home; 3 sisters.
Neomi Francis; Oreal Endsley; Bessie Rogers of Tulsa; one halfsister, Zannie Marturana of New York, N.Y.; 2 brothers, Clarence of Sparta, and Bonnie of Scottsboro, Ala. Services will be Friday, 11-16-73, at 2 p.m. Shallenbarger Free Will Baptist of Bixby. Interment, Bixby Cemetery. Leonards.
Children Wait For Opening Continued from C-1 monds and an outdoor amphitheater. A staff of about 20 will man the center, which can accommodate 1.500. Heading the staff as aides to Jansson will be Bill Johnson, family center director; Linda Garcia, education director, and Freddie Ballard, day care center director. JOHNSON, A NATIVE OF Taft and a 1956 sociology major graduate of the University of Wichita, was assistant director of a Wichita YMCA branch and chairman of the equal opportunity affirmative action program for Rockwell International before he joined staff. Miss Garcia, a Muskogee native.
has a degree in sociology from Oklahoma State University and worked on welfare projects in Miami, and Picher and as admissions counselor at the University of Dayton (Ohio) before joining the center staff. Mrs. Ballard, a Tulsa native, holds an elementary education degree from Langston University; taught at Tulare, and directed a summer youth training program at the North Tulsa YWCA before becoming the army's day-care center director. Women Yell At Prisoners, Go to Jail KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (P) Serenading your sweetheart is a time-honored tradition, but it's not recommended if the object of your a affections is in the Knox County jail.
Sessions Court Judge David Creekmore's court was interrupted Wednesday by young women yelling from a parking lot next to the courthouse to prisoners on the third floor of the Knox County Criminal Court Building. Creekmore ordered the women arrested on charges of disorderly conduct. Sandra Nolan and Cheryl Bennett, both of Knoxville, were charged with breach of the peace and disorderly conduct. Textbook Quote Denied by Tulsan World Capitol Bureau OKLAHOMA CITY A Tulsa witness in Tuesday's legislative committee textbook hearing denied Thursday that she said information about a series of textbooks Promise of America" was presented to a county grand jury. Mrs.
Wilma J. Leftwich said she was referring to "The a film which was shown to the group attending the hearing at the state Capitol. She said she merely asked others attending the hearing whether they knew of any school system which is using the "Promise of America' series and then went on a discussion of "The to, Services Scheduled For Gunshot Victim Services for Leslie E. Jones, 68, of 712 S. 41st West are scheduled at 2 p.m.
Friday at the Whisenhunt Colonial Chapel. Burial will be in Bixby. Jones was found dead in his home Wednesday night from a gunshot wound. Death was ruled a suicide by Dr. C.
E. Woodard, county medical examiner, police said. 1-Autos for Sale Telling OUSA DEATHS COX, Mrs. C. (Ruby June), 53, of 2854 A E.
51st died Thursday. Moore Eastlawn. DeLAY, Christiane Ann, 17 days, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary DeLay of 2825 S.
88th East died Thursday. Yale. FADUM. Morten 83, of 5425 S. Madison died Thursday.
Ninde. HAWK, Harry A. 96. Four Seasons Nursing Home, died Thursday, Stanleys. LOVE, Clarence, 69.
of 1132 S. Peoria died Thursday. Whisenhunt. NEARING, Richard Clarence, 53, of 123 N. Marion died Thursday of traffic accident injuries.
Moore. SIEGISMUND, Mrs. Frances, 88, of 1564 S. Gillette, died Thursday. Ninde.
TIPSWORD, Walter Orth, 60, of 3315 E. Jasper died Tuesday in Honolulu. Moore Eastlawn. BIRTHS At Doctor's Hospital Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Mims, 538 E. 32nd St. North, twin girls. Mr. and Mrs.
Waldo J. Zerger, 1203 E. 57th Place, a boy, At Hillcrest Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. Michael L.
Duncan, Sand Springs, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Fowler, 2832 W. Easton Place, a girl.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wickersham, 1542 S. Madison a boy.
At St. John's Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lemmons, 1402 E. 2nd a girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Scott, 11810 E. 34th a girl. Mr.
and Mrs. David Hill, 3605 E. Young a girl. Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Brown, 2803 W. 39th a boy. Mr. and Ms. John F.
O' 'Farrell, 20553 E. 5th a girl. At St. Francis Hospital Mr. and Mrs.
Bill T. Bell. 1920 W. 48th Place, a boy. Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby L. Hill, 1916 W. 47th Place a girl. Mr.
and Mrs. Jackie McLearan, Broken Arrow, a boy, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Smith, Bixby, a girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Howell, 5218 S. Lewis a boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos A. Cordova, Borken Arrow, a boy, Mr. and Mrs.
James T. White 12507 E. 32nd a girl. MARRIAGE LICENSES (All Tulsans unless otherwise indicated) Floyd H. Huelsenbeck, 23, and Patricia A.
Keizor, 19. Charles C. Debus 24, and Ruth E. Devin, 21. Stephen P.
Spinharney, 21, and Dana G. Coates, 18. Richard L. Slusser, 31, and Ronnie J. Kinnaird, 19.
Marcellous Hawkins, 24, and Pak Yong Hui, 30. Harold S. Wood, 51, and Virginia L. Greer, 40. Al Thompson, 38, and Dorothy F.
Moore, 29. Jack H. Blair, 37, and Wilma F. Blair, 38. Richard A.
Quigley, 22, and Deborah S. Clements, 20. Cliff A. Aldridge, 28, Sand Springs, and Pattie S. Tallom, 22, Tulsa.
Harold L. Seals, 38, Oklahoma City, and Helen C. Rosson, 34, Tulsa. Stanley E. Pilgrim, 23, Pamela S.
Pennington, 22, both of Owasso. Maggie Leon Nash. DIVORCES. ASKED Jimmie Beal Taylor VS. Kathleen Diane Taylor.
Faye Alice Sweet vs. Jimmy Lee Sweet. Rugh Ann Rogers vs. Emery Eugene Rogers. Donna Lynn Furr vs.
James Allen Furr. Lou Wheeler VS. Edward Roy Wheeler. Stephani Lee Jones vs. Rodney Jay Jones.
Donald L. Lawrence Sr. VS. Alma Oveta Lawrence. Brenda Kay Moss vs Larry Eddie Moss.
Cynthia Jonan Christensen vs. Randall Alan Christensen. Terry Sue Williams VS. Darryl Aldridge Williams. J.
A. Hilton vs. D. F. Hilton.
Donna Ruth Pritchard VS. Robert Erwin Pritchard. t-nest P. Sessier vS. Jane B.
Sessler. Donna S. Andrews vs. John W. Andrews.
Georgia Estaline Stevens vs. Richard Lee Stevens. DIVORCES GRANTED Carma Anderson from C. E. Anderson.
Darlene Lampkin from James Wayne Lampkin. Diane Martinac from Donald E. Martinac. Donald E. Martinac from Diane Martinac.
Shirl P. Butler from Carole H. Butler. Earnestine Thompson from Joe Thompson. Elizabeth M.
Sexton from Verdell B. Sexton Jr. "Voorhees Staats from Valerie Jean Staats. Lemuel Taylor. Jr.
from Yvonne Taylor. Patty J. Callahan from Gary E. Callahan. Dana Leah Baucom from Warren Lee Baucom.
Dolores Marie Turner from Bob Gene Turner. ANNULMENT ASKED Daisy Belle Beacom VS. Harry 0. Beacom. SEPARATE MAINTENANCE ASKED Rozitta Scroggins vs.
Clifford Scroggins. State, Area Deaths AFTON James Delmar Brown, 54, died Wednesday. Birks. BARTLESVILLE Mrs. Helen C.
Brown, age withheld. formerly of Bartlesville, died Sunday in Houston. Arnold Moore. William Leonard Huff. 80, died Tuesday.
Arnold Moore. BRISTOW Mrs. Gladys F. Brown, 70, died Thursday. Hutchins-Maples.
CLEORA Mrs. John W. (Flossie) Black, 72, died Wednesday. Luginbuel. CLEVELAND Mrs.
Cora Crosier, 92. died Thursday. Chapman-Black. COFFEYVILLE. Kan.
Mrs. Mattie Sankey, 66, died Thursday. Patterson. Mrs. Jennie Swisher, 91, died Tuesday at Urbana, Ohio.
Skinner-Hamlin-Murdock. COLLINSVILLE John H. Van Volkinburg, 80, died Collinsville. Cannon, Teaneck, N.J., Mrs. Ida former Henryetta resident, died Thursday.
HayhurstWood. HOMINY Mrs. Zadie Allen, 92, died Wednesday. Powell. MIAMI Thomas Morgan Woolard, 76, died Thursday.
Thomas, Welch. OKMULGEE John B. Yaeger, 68, died Wednesday. Smith, Sapulpa. ROSE Mrs.
Allie Mae Cornwell, 75, died Wednesday. Jones, Locust Grove. SAND SPRINGS Virgil Washington, 85, died Wednesday. Jackson, Tulsa. SOUTH COFFEYVILLE Earl Douglas Marlow, 61, died Thursday.
Moore Eastlawn, Tulsa. Brezhnev to Tour MOSCOW (UPI) Soviet Communist party leader Leonid Brezhnev is planning visits to Hanoi following trips to India and Cuba in the next two months, diplomatic sources said Thursday. LOTS OF RAGGEDY FUN FOR THE ADORABLES AT YOUR HOUSE Dear little dresses and diaper sets, all done in a crisp, stay-that-way-blend of polyester and cotton by NANNETTE. featuring the most-loved of all dolls. Raggedy Ann and her playmate Raggedy Andy.
A. Baby dress with pinafore in red. pindotted with white, and embroidered with Raggedy Ann and Andy, sizes 6 to 24 months $10; toddler sizes 2-4, $11. B. Boys diaper set, red waterproof pants with white top, embroidered with Raggedy Andy, sizes 5.
m. 1. $6 set. C. Girls diaper set, red waterproof panties with white top embroidered with Raggedy Ann, sizes m.
1. $6 set items size color 2nd choice add sales tax and 60c postage, no C.O.D. open a personal charge account THURMOND- Harold, 55, 8162 East 112th St. Passed a way Wednesday. Surviving: wife Dulcie, son Roger Thurmond, both of the home; sister Pauline Thurmond, Tulsa; brother William Thurmond, Sand Springs.
Mr. Thurmond will lie in repose at the Fitzgerald Funeral Service where services will be held in the Ivy Chapel 2:30 p.m. Friday, Reverend Don Calvert officiating. Masonic graveside rites, Park. Directed by Mobley-Dodson Funeral Service, Sand Springs, 245-6644.
TIPSWORD Orth Walter, 60, of 3315 East Jasper. Passed away Tuesday. Survived by wife Mildred: daughters Mrs. Beverly Hefley, Houston, Texas, Mrs. Marvin (Judith) Beaver, Tulsa, Mrs.
Oscar (Glenda) Evans, Tulsa; eleven grandchildren; sister Mrs. Golden (Maxine) McAfee, Tulsa; mother Mrs. Tressie Tipsword. Tulsa. Friends are contributing to the Memorial Fund of the Harvard Avenue United Methodist Church.
10:30 a.m. Saturday, Eastlawn Services, Chapel. Interment Rose Hill. 622-1155. WELCH-Mrs.
Birdie Emilie, 85, of 1218 Hazel passed away Wednesday. Survived by: daughter, Mrs. L. A. Blust two sons, Eugene C.
Welch, Winfield, and Colonel Rupert C. Welch of Arkansas City; 8 grandchildren. Services 3 p.m. Friday, Trinity Episcopal Church. Entombment Rose Hill Mausoleum.
Stanleys Funeral Service. Burial Marks Lots MEMORIAL PARK LOT, WILL SUE: DIVIDE 7 CEMETERY lots. Floral Haven, $220 each, call 747-7686. LOST AND FOUND FOUND: female part Siamese, 7 to 10 weeks old, vicinity of 7th and Birmingham. 936-1755.
FOUND, 32nd Harvard, black cat with flea collar, broken back leg, 747-1271. FOUND: female brown Admiral and white and pointer, vicinity Sheridan. 936-6156 or 428-2529. FOUND Male English Setter, white with black spots, Vicinity of Mingo and 31st St. 627-8706.
LOST: Vicinity of 47th and Harvard, mixed breed dog, light brown with little white on face, 13 years old, answers to Freckles. 749-8434. REWARD, LOST; white cocker with brown spots, answers to Timothy, reward; 835-0025 or 835-0363. LOST; 3 wheel trash cart, in 2500 block South 112th East Ave. vicinity, $25 reward, no questions ask, call collect, 593-2351.
LOST: Hearing aid, around Feb. 1973, in Maroon box, similar to wedding ring box; $25 reward; 939-1511. LOST: From Laundrymat on 15th. Reward for the return of black purse and contents; 587-1768. LOST COVER, 125 horse 587-8364.
EVINRUDE MOTOR LOST-2 year old apricot female toy poddle, vicinity. South 74th East Ave. Reward. Call 835-2366 after 5, 628-0859. LOST: Female cat.
Long back hair, and brown tail, and head, white stomach and feet. 61st and Harvard area. 749-7182 or 742-3319. LOST; 6 month old registered Brittany Spaniel puppy, vicinity of 19th and Yorktown, 743-5469. LOST dark brown billfold below Keystone Dam, valuable papers turn into Tulsa County Sheriff's office, Sand Springs police or Keystone Dam Authorities.
LOST--Charles Page large male, fawn colored with dark face, looks like Husky, carries tail in tight curl over back, answers Koji, reward, 582-8497. LOST October 24th shaggy white female dog, no collar, answers to dusty. Reward 835-0748, 585-5777. LOST -Small miniature Schnauzer, named "Muffy," 17 years old, blind and deaf, our life long pet, trimmed, no collar. Vicinity of South 71st and College.
Call 742-2252 after 4 p.m. Reward! REWARD, Young black Labrador, 835-4588. REWARD for 2 lost dogs, female Brittany Spaniel, name B. black Pekipoo, answers to Mac, 584-4025. $10 REWARD of men's glasses.
Near So. Utica. Phone 1-501-782-7007 collect. You will find most everything Buying, Selling or Trading in the Classified Ads. 583-2121 to place, your ad.
Call LN-Legal Notices published in the Tulsa Daily World Nov. 16, 1973, Tulsa, FILING Okla. NOTICE OF OF BRANCH OFFICE APPLICATION Notice given that, pursuant to the and provisions, of Sec. for the 545.14 of Federal the regulations Savings and Loan System, the Tulsa Federal Savings Oklahoma, and Loan has filed an Tulsa, application with the Federal Home Loan Bank Board for permission to establish a branch office at, or in the immediate vicinity of the intersection of South 161st East Avenue and West Queens Street, in Broken Arrow, Tulsa County, Oklahoma. The application has been delivered to the office of the Supervisory Agent of the said Board, located at the Federal Home Loan Bank of Topeka, 7th and Harrison, Topeka, Kansas.
Any person may file communications, including briefs, in favor or in protest of said application at the aforesaid office of the Supervisory Agent within 10 days (or days if advice is filed within the first 10 needed furnish additional informastating that more time is after the date of this publication. Four coples of any communication should be filed. The application and all communications in favor or in protest thereof are available for inspection by any person at the aforesaid office of the Supervisory Agent. Tulsa Federal Savings and Loan Association by: Donald E. Ingle, President.
7 0 3 5 AUTOMOTIVE 1-Autos for Sale ALL BANKRUPTCY SLOW OR NO CREDIT Want late model car Call 936-4400 Slow All or Credit Accepted Bankruptcy, '72 models, 936-6677. A NO MONEY DOWN 50 to Sports choose car from. '57 to '70 models, $195 up. 3144 East 11th WE 9-7474 A 1972 MARK IV snow shoe white with black vinyl top, black interior, cruise control, tilt wheel, loaded with extras, low mileage, original owner, less than wholesale at $6,100 can be, financed $600 down, 628-1733; 251-1142. A BEAUTIFUL 1973 Jaguar convertible, 2000 miles, fully loaded.
with full 5 warranty, must sell, 622-2572, 622-3851. A 1972 ROADRUNNER, must sell, 12,000 clean, $2,195, 622-2692 A '69 Pontiac Catalina Four door, automatic, power and air, will take older car in trade, will finance, call Mr. Sharp 622-1387. A 1972 four door Delta Oldsmobile, loaded, $2,795, 245-7971, A GOOD '70 Buick LeSabre 2 door hardtop, power, air, 350 2 barrel; $1,395. 266-4281.
AA-1 extra nice 171 Galaxie 500 twodoor hardtop, power and air, $1795. 252-2321 or 582-4301. A CLEAN, Sharp '67 Camaro RS, automatic, air, chrome mags, 327, $995, 932-5141. '72 Chevrolet sedan, fully loaded, air and power, all extras, looks like new. Call 836-4450.
A RACE CAR Modified, raced 4 times, 1035 North Trenton. AT '67 POLARA, hardtop, extra clean, air, power, $650; 437-1064. A '64 AUSTIN Healy wagon, $150; 712 North Oswego. A '65 FORD Wagon, fair condition, good tires, body; $185, 936-7653. A 1972 CHEVROLET two door sedan.
one owner, 742-7495. A '70 CHEVELLE! 2-door hardtop, 4-speed, 307 engine, $995, 6217 East King TE 8-8853 or 587-8270. AN NICE WAGON 1969 Dodge, Coronet 440 nine passenger, automatic, full power, radio, air conditioned, 30,000 actual miles. MAZDA OF TULSA 1920 So. Memorial 663-3020 A ROLLS ROYCE 1931, excellent original condition, runs great, $8,500.
747-0808, 747-6842. A '73 CADILLAC De Ville like new 747-6363 A WHITE '67 Sedan Ford, good tires, 742-4867. A '71 CATALINA sedan, air, speed control, one owner, solid black, $1895. 3130 E. 11th, 939-6309.
A '68 Mercury Parklane 4 door hardtop, off white, blue vinyl top, cruise control, 390 engine, regular gas, like new throughout. $1200. 584-7343. A CORVETTE '71 convertible, 4 speed, $3,895. AUTOMOBILES, INTERNATIONAL PEOPLE) 8117 East 46th 622-3270 A 1968 MUSTANG Overhauled $850 251-2264 A 1972 OLDSMOBILE Royale 4-door sedan, 15,000 miles, like new, lady owner, 838-7223.
A '66 automatic, CHEVELLE El transportation, Camino V-8, $750 cash, 835-8739, 415 South Darlington. A 1967 FORD 2 door hardtop, power, air, slick $550. 620 South Peoria. 583-6782. A '73 PONTIAC, LUXURY LeMans, two door, power, factory air, vinyl roof, 6,800 miles, $3,495, 7360 East Newton St.
836-5112. A 173. Impala wagon, loaded, FM stereo, excellent condition, in war. ranty, sell below book, 663-6535. A '68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, all power, tilt wheel, AM-FM stereo, cruise control, 3903 East 38th St.
747-7032. A '57 Jaguar Mark sedan, best offer. Call 266-3250. A '70 BUICK Skylark, 350 2 barrel, excellent condition, power and air, $1900; 932-3912, Fri. after 6.
A FORD LTD Country Squire, passenger wagon, automatic, full power, air, 42,000 miles. 743-8621 after 6, or weekend. A '72 BUICK GS, loaded, excellent, 663-4343. A '67 CORVETTE, convertible, cellent low mileage, 663-4343. A FIREBIRD '69, small V-8, power, air, $1550 437-6336, after 5.
A BEAUTIFUL '72 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale, little 350 motor, gas saver, air, power, vinyl top, this car is like new, must see it. Was $2895, now reduced to $2495. Como's, 2204 E. 3rd, LU-7-6386. A 1961 BUICK Special, 4 door, automatic, $250.
838-0469 A '70 TEMPEST 6 Cylinder, air, $1,250, '67 Riviera, air $895, '68 Ford Squire, air, $850. 1505 East 3rd 583-6371 A 1 OWNER, '65 Plymouth, fury Ill, extra clean, $550. 939-8653 A '70 Olds Cutlass Four door hardtop, automatic, power and air, will take older in trade, will finance call Mr. Sharp, 622-1387, A '73 DATSUN 240Z, red-black interior. Has everything.
747-4213. A '73 GRAN PRIX $4,150 White white, AM-FM stereo tape, loaded, 742-8349. A STEAL '69 Plymouth Sport Satellite, matic, power and air, full price $1,295. Will trade or finance any part, call Buddy, 932-3318. A '71 Cutlass 2 door, nice.
Will sell or trade. Howard Miles, 622 1387. A '73 Jeep Wagoneer 45 years old. Quadritract, V8, automatic, power and air, high low gear range, this one is loaded with all options. Priced to sell this week.
Naiman Buick Used Cars, 932-1176. A '71 Ford Pinto 2000CC engine, automatic. A REAL GAS SAVER. This car is like brand new. Naiman Buick Used Cars, 932-1176.
A '72 Electra LTD. loaded, power windows and seats, tilt and cruise, low mileage, an exceptional car for the person who enjoys driving. Naiman Buick Used Cars, 932-1176. A '73 Buick Century 350-2 barrel, automatic. power and air, big car ride with little car gas mileage.
Buy today and save. Naiman Buick Used Cars, 932-1176. A '71 Vega GT, like new, 4 speed with air and a tape deck. You must see to believe this one. Naiman Buick Used Cars, 932-1176.
A '73 Mercury Marquis Brougham, doctor's own private car, four door, full power, air, 10,000 miles, AM-FM. radials, good gas mileage. Must sell--will sacrifice. 2745 East 57th 749-2509 or 742-7004. A BEAUTIFUL '71 Impala, custom coupe, 350, power, air, tilt wheel, $2,150, 835-5679.
A '73 CUTLASS Supreme, extra sharp. $3,295. Power, air, automatic 664-1856. A 1970 RIVIERA, EXCELLENT condition, radial tires, $2,200. 251-5335 or 251-2236.
AUSTIN Healey Sprite, 1969, 1200, 663-3126, after 5. A 1973 THUNDERBIRD, fully loaded, excellent condition, $5,350, 622-3150 after 6. A 1971 FORD Galaxie, blue 2 door hardtop, power and air, $1,800. Call after 6 and weekends, 627-8887. A '73 Mark IV, cranberry in-silver out, $8,000, 583-5227, 446-1311.
A '69 PONTIAC executive, one owner, only 38,000 miles, air, safari and green paneling, turnpike cruiser, five year 50,000 warranty still good, power steer. ing, a sacrifice at $1,480. 622-8066. A 1967 BONNEVILLE 2 door hardtop, very clean, runs good, priced to sell, 627-2571. A 1972 VEGA Low mileage, automatic, priced to sell, call Bob Cordray only 622-1387.
A BUICK GS400, one owner, good mechanical condition, Texaco station, 21st and South Lewis. A GAS SAVER. '71 Opel 1900, automatic and air, just 10,000 miles. Perfect car for the economy minded person. Naiman Buick Used Cars, 932-1176.
A '73 Pontiac Grand Prix, bucket seats, automatic, power, air, power windows and seats, tilt wheel and cruise control. The perfect carsave this week. Naiman Buick Used Cars, 932-1176. Attention Dealers Will wholesale low mileage 1973 Chevrolet Monte Carlos, station wagons, Impala Sports sedans, Chevelle Laguna, Mailbu's, and Ford Gran Torino coupes. All units fully equipped including air conditioning.
Call 838-3335 AT COMO MTR. CO. A-1 clean cars. All reduced $400. If you want to see clean cars, come see these.
All have small motors, air, power, come shop, make US offer. Like new '72 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale. Like new '69 Buick Electra. Beautiful 171 Chevrolet Impala Like Buick new, '71 Buick LeSabre Custom, '68 two door hardtop. Four '69 Chevrolet Impala Custom 2 door hardtops and Super Sports.
Nice '70 Chevrolet wagon. '68 Chevelle Nomad wagon, '69 Pontiac, 2 door hardtop. Beautiful and '70 Plymouth. Fury Ill's. Three '69 and '70 Chevrolets.
Like new '67 Ford convertible, 289 V. 8, automatic. Clean '69 Pontiac Firebird convertible, automatic, air, power, '67 and '68 Ford, LTD's, '64 Oldsmobile, $275. Several nice one owner pickups. '69 Chevrolet ton CST 10 V8, automatic, air, power, '68 Chevrolet ton, V8 standard, air, '66 Chevrolet ton, stick, six with shellcamper, $695.
If you want to see nice cars, come see these. 2204 E. 3rd LU 7-6386 A '72 Volkswagen speed with air, orange with black interior, a really sharp car. Buy today and save. Naiman Buick Used Cars, 932-1176.
A BUG IS A BUG! He is survived by a brother Rex C. Nearing, 2320 S. Hudson Place, and two sisters, Mrs. Helen Smith, of the home, and Mrs. E.
Slechsig, Killeen, Tex. Funeral arrangements are pending with Moore Funeral Home. Bell died in Roger Mills Memorial Hospital in Cheyenne after being involved in a onecar crash south of Cheyenne. Troopers said his auto went out of control on U.S. 283 and struck a bridge abutment.
Rock was struck by a truck as he walked along Oklahoma 2. Tulsan's Rites Set Saturday Services for Walter Orth Tipsword, 60, retired postal supervisor here, are scheduled at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Moore's Eastlawn Chapel. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. Tepsword, 3315 E.
Jasper died Tuesday in Honolulu after a heart attack suffered while he and his Mildred, were on They were observing their 40th wedding anniversary. He retired a year ago after serving as supervisor of the Admiral Post Office branch about 15 years. He previously was a letter carrier here 21 years. A native Tualsan, Tipsword was a member of the board of trustees and treasurer of the Harvard Avenue Methodist Church. He was a 32nd-degree Mason, a member of Rock Masonic Lodge No.
513, a member of the ciation of Postal Supervisors, and a World War II Navy veteran. In addition to his wife, he is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Judith Beaver, 7346 E. King Place, Mrs. Glenda Evans, 8001 West Ave.
and Mrs. Beverly Hefley, Houston; his mother, Mrs. Tressie Tipsword, 131 S. 36th West a sister, Mrs. Maxine McAfee, 835 N.
Gary and 11 grandchildren. Friends are contributing to the Harvard Avenue Methodist Church. Bishop to Speak The Most Rev. Bernard J. Ganter bishop of the Tulsa Diocese, Roman Catholic Church, will address members of the Oil Capitol Chapter, American Association of Retired Persons, in the Central Library auditorium, following luncheon a.m.
Saturday at the Ground Floor Cafeteria. Don't believe it. Repairs are costly. That's why we diagnose every Volkswagen we sell, each problem is corrected and just in case we miss something, our warranty covers that too. Save at SPRAKER VW 2615 South Harvard 743-7831 AN EXTRA nice 1967 Pontiac wagon.
$595. 1203 South Lewis. A '73 PONTIAC Catalina loaded, assume payments, '64 Volkswagen sedan, rebuilt engine, good condition, $500 or best offer, 939-6807. A '67 BONNEVILLE, two door hardtop, air, power, all original, priced to sell. 627-1759.
A 1968 GTO V-8, four speed, nice, must sell this week, $550. 627-0157. A 24,000 mile Mazda '71, blue, 4 speed, air, $995. Call 437-7897 days. A '69 Pontiac wagon, 9 passenger, $1795, 2839 E.
11th. WE 6-1537. A '68 CAMARO, 4 speed, 327 V-8, with air, $995, after 5 weekdays RI 9-7643. A 1972 PONTIAC Grand Prix, automatic, air conditioned, power steering and brakes, cruise control, AMFM stereo, extra clean, low miles, call 663-7205. A-1 BUYS '60 Chevrolet, standard $166 '65 Chevrolet 2 door hardtop $177 '63 BUICK convertible $188 '64 Rambler 2 door hardtop $188 '62 Tempest wagon $199 '64 Chevrolet 2 door hardtop $199 '57 RANCHERO Pickup $244 '67 CADILLAC 4 door $588 '68 Bonneville Brougham $888 FINANCING 4118 EAST 11TH 932-2286 A '71 Buick Estate wagon, autobest wagon on the market.
Runs matic, power and air, low mileage, IS on regular fuel, you must see this one to believe It. Naiman Buick Used Cars, 932-1176. A '72 Pontiac ONE OWNER, low mileage, very clean, $2,895, 742-4559 or 835-4461. A '57 CHEVROLET, 4 door hardtop, 283 automatic, runs, original, clean, $130. 936-5863.
A 1972 CHEVELLE Super Sport. full power and air, $2,695. 3500 South Sheridan. A '73 LINCOLN Continental town car, $7000, 437-7033, after 6. 341-6165.
A 1969 CORVETTE, $2,895 3500 South Sheridan AA AUTO'S Bankruptcy, repo's and slow credit. We finance 84 per cent of applications. Call now 932-4476. ATTENTION GAS SAVERS '62 Volkswagen, runs perfect $366 '61 Comet. 6 cylinder automatic $295 '64 Rambler, 2-door American $395 Corvair Coupe, like new $595 '66 Mustang, V8, 4-speed, nice $795 '69 Toyoto, 4-door deluxe $1095 '69 Ford Fairlane, 4-door $995 469 Skylark Coupe, air, nice $1195 FINANCING 3604 East 11th 939-4054 A '72 WAGON Grand Safari, 3 seat, very clean, Assume 252-4692, after 5:30 p.m.
A 1972 INTERNATIONAL Travelall station wagon, equipped to pull trailer. Like new, reduced 10 $2,995. 742-9630. A '69 CADILLAC $2,000, '67 Ambassador 9 passenger wagon, $550. '53 Chevrolet pickup $250.
584-2071. A NICE '66 Dart Slant 6, automatic, $430 firm. 245-6018. A 1973 BUICK Regal, like new, was wife's car, $3,699. CHUCK SANDERS 5121 East 11th A 1971 KINGSWOOD Estate wagon, loaded, priced low at $1,999.
CHUCK SANDERS 5121 East 11th A 1971 FURY Coupe, burns regular, power, air, extra nice, $1,799. CHUCK SANDERS 5121 East 11th A 1973 NOVA sedan, small V-8, power, air, 10,000 miles, $2,699. CHUCK SANDERS 5121 East 11t A Lincoln Coupe '71 Loaded. Owner transferred with comdany car. $3,495.
Absolutely must sell, make offer. 747-0808. A 1965 Pontiac Catalina, power and air, like new, $550. Call 836-2111 or 835-9397. A CHEVELLE, '73, automatic, power, air, call Curtis, 627-3330, ext.
245, 437-9587, after 5. A '62 FALCON, AUTOMATIC. $195. WE 9-4215. A 1972 WHITE Coupe DeVille, lady driven, 17,000 miles, $5,250, 8856 East 39th St.
A 1972 GRAND PRIX, loaded, power windows, locks, tilt, AM-FM, good mileage, $3,300 622-0687. AMBASSADOR, wagon, $500; 3711 South 90th East 622-1317. A 1969 CAMARO 327, 4 speed, low mileage, $1700, 838-0765. A '73 SEDAN DeVille, four door 4,000 miles, all leather interior; $6250; 299-3223 A 1971 VOLKSWAGEN, air, AM radio, immaculate. 747-4604 after 6:30.
BEST buy in town, '63 Rambler wagon 6 stick, $295. 820 South Florence. BEST buy in town, '66 Comet, $395. 820 South Florence. BEAUTIFUL '72 Caprice door, power, air, $2,450.
835-5679. BEAUTIFUL 1970 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, 2 door sport hardtop, all the extras, excellent condition, $1,850, 627-0246. BLACK BEAUTY, '73 Chrysler 2-door, Newport custom, power seats, windows, tilt wheel, A stereo, other extras. Call Jay Cast. reman: 936-1182.
BY OWNER, '69 Grand Prix, full power, and air, immaculate condition; $1795; 1-341-6494, Claremore BIG 172 Dodge wagon, $2100. Has ev. erything, 437-7897. BY OWNER, '68 Chevrolet Impala, two door custom coupe, $750, 272-5563, 272-1295 BUICK Electra 66, all power, 4 door, smooth running and clean, $675. 936-4588.
BY individual, 1968 Buick Sport wagon, automatic, power, factory air, like new tires, Very good condition, $1,050, 437-6695. BY OWNER, '70 Cadillac, like new, 31,000 miles, $3,050. 3309 East Archer. Best '67 Baracuda Fastback '63 Pontiac '64 Pontiac hardtop '65 Olds Delta '59 Ford pickup, solid Chevy Caprice wagon '64 American station wagon '65 Grand Prix Best Auto Sales 3409 East 11th BEAUTIFUL BRONZE BARRACUDA 1967 small 8, one owner, excellent condition. Fully equipped.
1639 South Lewis Pl. BY OWNER 1970 Ford LTD Country Squire, 10 passenger station wagon, automatic, radio, full power, air conditioned, can be seen at 1920 South Memorial Drive or call 1-371-3461. BY OWNER, one owner '65 Chevrolet Impala and a Mercury, 8920 East Newton PI. BY OWNER, '62 Galaxie 500, automatic and air, clean, $295, 627-5680. BROWN '70 Nova, 307 three speed, four door, $995, 245-2106.
CADILLAC '68 Sedan Deville, loaded, clean, $1,500. Rowe, 581-7239. Comfort Economy 1971 Reanaults R16, low $1195. 585-5008, 743-7692. CHEVELLE, 2 door hardtop, '68- automatic, air, power, only $895.
R. K. Motors 245-5577, 245-6677. CHEVELLE, '68, 4-door, 6, economy, make offer, 932-2749, 932-1097. CLASSIC '69 1800 sleek sporst model, white, red leather, air, four speed, overdrive for high mileage, $2,295, home 742-1008, office 585-1107.
CHRYSLER 1968 New Yorker. Clean black beauty. $595. 1203 South Lewis. CHEVELLE 1969, 4 door, small 307-V8, automatic, air, power, radio, heater, extra clean.
$1,295. E. D. UTLEY 2nd at Lewis 936-1213 CORVETTE '73 Coupe, power, air, 4 speed, 350. Perfect condition.
(501) 524-5240, 524-6127 CHEVROLET Impala, 4 door with automatic, air, power, low mileage, 1970 model, $1,395. R. K. Motors 245-6677, 245-5577. COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON '68 automatic, air, power, dark green, runs good, $895.
R. K. Motors, 245-6677, 245-5577. NOW THE TIME Every Day Many Homes Are Offered For Sale in The Want Ads Check Them Today NOW IS THE TIME.
