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Volume 105, No. 50 3 Sections, 26 Pages December 9, 1964 10~ per copy Voters EXCEPT FOR THE MORTGAGE To Decide College New Jail Is Ours Ingham county officially ded. Ingham county voters will go to visitors took advantage of the rector of the state department "In those days segregation icated Its new $1,750,000 jail ot the polls next Tuesday to decide open house Saturday and 8,000 of corrections, prisioners was Impossible", he 1f Ingham county shall establish at 630 N. Cedar street In Mason attended on Sunday, Runyon read communications Saturday afternoon, added. "Youths were thrown 1n a county Community college by Another open house is planned from 3 persons who regretted with hardened criminals, drunks The cledicatlon ceremony was taking over the present Lansinr: for the coming wee]( end on the inability to attend the ded were incarcerated w 1t h mur community college and operatln!: an impressive one. It was con. Saturday and Sunday, December ication. They were Congressman derers," It as a county faclllty, ~ ducted In the chapel of the jail 12 and 13 from 1 to 6 p.m. Charles E. Chamberlain of the before an audience of approlCI. Much of this, he said, was due The question before thr voter; Taking part in the. derlkation 6th congress lonal district of to lack of public Interest. But is Qivided into 3 sect!l,ns, alp mately 225 persons, ceremony were representatives Michigan; J, W, McGinnis, federal Among those attending were in recent years the public has of which must pass If the college of 3 religious faiths -- Protes jail inspector from Chillicothe, become Interested in its jails and state and city police offlclills Is to become a reality. tant, Jewish and Roman Catholic. Ohio, and Thomas E. Lucas, ex in their inmates, "and that Is and sheriffs of other counties, Electors wlll be asked to vote Rabbi Philip Frankel' of Shaarey ecutive secretary of the National as 1t sbould bP.." on these Issues: among them Sheriff Robert Dool Zedek Congregation of Lansing Siler lffs' association. 1 - Creation of an Ingham of Cass county, Sheriff Mer! H, pronounced the invocation; Rev. Harrison said the new jail In the past 10 years, Harrison county community college dist Crawford of Barry county and Joseph Nielson, pastor of the represents what can be accomp pointed out, 34 .new jalls have rict, Sheriff Fred Hammond of Jack· Mason Church of tlui Nazarene lished through excellent cooper been constructed in Michigan, 2 - Approval of a one m111 son county. Also present were recited the dedicatory prayer and ation of both state and local gov 8 more are now under construc tax for operation and bulldlng Judge Sam Street Hughes, Judge Rev, Fr. William Rademacher ernments. tion and 3 more wlll be started construction, Marvin Salmon and Judge Louis of St. James Roman Catholic "Less tban 30 years ago", after the start of 1965, 3 - Selection of 6 members to E. Coash of the Ingham circuit church of Mason, pronounced the he said "there was not a jall court. "Good treatment wlll aid in the college's board of trustees. benediction. · · that was not a public disgrace; Following the dedicatory cere correcting a prisoner more than There are 3 8 candidates who Supervisor Robert . Runyon of sl1er1ffs were not accG;,,pllshec! the old mel hoc! of punishment and have filed for places on the board mony the public was invited to an Williamston was master of cere law enforcement officials anrl open house which included tours revenge," he said. of trustees. All are represen monies and the principal address inmates years ago practically "The human element is the tative citizens of the county. The of the jail. Approximately 2,000 was given by Gus Harrison, di- ran the jails. 6 obtaining the higl1est number of votes will be elected. Polls throughout the county will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Candidates are: Poswffice Gordon L. Thomas City Picks Vevay Group Protests Ellen E. Ziegler Hugh B, Beardslee Girds for Margaret F. Smith Contractor THE DICKINSON$, of Okemos, took in the International Livestock Will1am Mackay Boys Camp Location Work w111 start within 10 days Yule Rush show at Chicago and were big winners. Durward A. Rainsberger Vevay township residents liv failed to move the group. on the Cedar street sanitary Mason postal employes are at Larry Dickinson won first place in the junior show with his junior D. Bruce Anderson sewer extension. ing in the vicinity of the 80 Drake said after the meeting Ray C. Hotchkiss their stations ready for the big acre tract of land 2 miles east At Monday night's council that the Camp Ingham group has yearling Holstein heifer and Monday copped All-Michigan Junior Yearling Albert c. Boyd Christmas rush which already of Eden where It is proposed meeting the contract was award spent 2 years looking for a par Heifer. Gilson R, Pearsall has begun to show signs of ac to build a carrip for boys known cel of IMd on which to build the Lee A. Trumble ed to McNamara Construction of tivity. Lansing. as "Highfields" gathered at the camp, He said that it is dif Derwood and Richard Dickinson pretty much took the Oxford Sheep John A. Waite Per sons wishing to send mall Vevay township hill! last Friday ficult to find an appropriate site Show, too. This is the first time a Michigan Oxford breeder has ever had Vaughn L. Snook The McNamara firm cams In to relatives overseas have until night to protest against the pro in Ingham county, Martha C. Bissinger considerably lower than the other tomorrow to mall their paclmges ject being located In their area. "We have looked at 12 sHes champion ram, ewe and flock at the International. They won first and fourth John C. Potter 5 bidders. 1f they want them to reach the Wilfred Jewett, Vevay t ownshlp in the past 2 years," he said, Theodore P. Ryan receiver by Christmas, The supervisor, pointed out that the "But if there is another place place for Oxford yearling ram, second and fourth place ram lamb, first place Kenneth B. Fishbeclt The winning bid was $7, 750,40. deadline for mailing is Decem The next highest bid came in at group is not opposed to the pro available 'vithout destroying our pen of 3 lambs,and grand champion ram. They took first and third place David L, Froh ber 10. ject but wants 1t located in an plans, we wlll seek it, We hope· George W, Cawood $11,211 and others ranged all Postal officials here also are yearling ewe, second and third place ewe lamb, champion ewe, second place the way to $15,258, other area, preferably one more to start building March 1 and we Vence L. Bonham keeping one eye on the weather. isolated. have untU then to look about some pen of yearling ewes, first place pen of ewe lambs and first place flock. David Diehl The sewer will run from Cur If 1t stays good everything w111 Robert L, Drake, president of more, Clarence Bird move along smoothly, but if new Richard and Larry Dickinson had second place Hampshire yearling ram, tis street 840 feet northwest, Camp Ingham Inc., the organiza Jewett said he will take to the Margaret E. McGoff It will serve the new AI Rice gar storms develop there is trouble. tion working for the camp, ex Ingham county board of super fourth place pen of yearling ewes, third place pen of ewe lambs and fourth John G. Daher age and the Mason State branch Trains and planes are delayed plained to the group that the visors a petition signed by 60 place fiock. Gerald N. Simmons .bank. and trucks run behincl. .~chedule. boys who wlll quarter at the camp residents protesting the location Constance E. Collins And the weather also slows up will not be delinquents, but that of the camp, LeRoy c. Ferguson the foot postman with his heavy Stella Busl1 Mikrut Skating Perfect Christmas loads. Marion M. Pierce SuiJ-zero weather has brought Peak mailing Is expected a. Cecil E. MacDonald out the ice skaters and city work round December 15, Kiwanians Norbert B. Klein ers, too. The county park ponds Kiwan ian s Offer Cash Prize Board Arrange.s Daniel G. Garver are in shape for the skaters, Louis F. Adado thanks to city workers who are County Studies Seek Marvin Tableman keeping the ponds clear. The Blood Donor Duel Mary Anna Baptista Benedict warming house w111 again be man Food Code Pool Financing · John H. Waldo aged this year by Melvin Brown. Nominees Howard A. McCowan The llghted ponds were reported All fo:lj hanr!lers in Jng·ham Starts Friday, The Mason board of education The board also: John H. Dart in peak condition. county may be broug·ht under a Monday night sold its $200,000 Sold the DuBois school, long Mason Kiw~nians are search county food sanitation ordinance swlmnllnr: pool bonds to the First closed, at Harper and Every ing for a man or woman upon calling for licensing and license Chance .for Free Flag of Ml.chillan corporation of De roads to Mrs. U1ah English, who which to bestow the nnnual Ver fees as well as inspection. troit at a11 average Interest rate owns property adjoining the non J, Brown Annual Community At Tuesda)''s meeting of u,e Service Award. The recognition MasJn are" ,,~ople are t:Xl·~cwd to flock to the quarterly Amer of 3.0867. The bonds are sche school property. Dave Cornwell Will Manage board of supervisors Pnilip Shir Ican Red Cross Blood mobile stop in Mason Friday from noon duled to mature over a 10-year Agreed to accept the McRob is made each year to reward in ley, county health department dividuals for outstanding service until 6. There'll be plenty at stake to motivate donors tills time. period, erts street drain assessment of sanitarian, and the public health Besides the opportunity of giving the greatest gUt of all • blood - to the community and to en Two representatives of the $1,242,52. Ball-Dunn Dansville Chapel committee of the board presented d011ors wlll help carry the Mason banner forward In a challenge LaJJSing Community co 11 e g e, Accepted the resignation of courage others to lend service amendments to the present food do11or duel with St. Johns. to the community, Marvin 'I'ableman and Tarik St. Mrs. Maureen Ayer, 1st grade Ball-Dunn Funeral Home has sanitation code which would put The Ingham County News has agreed to give a ne',-;" American aman, appeared before the board teacher at the Alaiedon school Recipients In the past have been purchased the Vogt Funeral Home the whole county under the code flag to the city of St. Johns If Mason doesn't out-give anemic St. to discuss the proposed elec and Mrs. Terri Lobdell, physi Vernon J. Brown, Nelson D. in Dansville and will continue now used by the city of Lansing. Johns people. Ink White, publisher of the St. Johns Republican tion in which voters will de cal education teacher at the jun Brown, Glen Coon and Leland the business as the Ball-Dann The code would cover all in News, is so over-confident about his home town that he's agreed cide whether Ingham county shall Ior high school. Miss Judith Austin, Funeral Home -Dansville dividuals and businesses selling, to give a flag to Mason to fly over the city hall in the event that take over aJld operate the pres Haveman of Michigan State uni Chapel. David Corn we 11 has preparing or serving food to the Mason pulls off a winner. ent Lansing Community college versity, has been employed to The committee named in the joined the Ball-Dunn staff and will general public. Admittedly, Masou is going Into the tussle as an underdog, Dur and operate it as a county facil replace Mrs. Ayer. No replace original award plan is composed manage the Dansville chapel as According to Shirley, there Ing the past year Mason donors gave 292 pints of bloOd compared ity. Staman was chairman and ment ior Mrs. Lobdell has as of a representatl ve of the Mason well as serve at the Ball-Dunn would be an annual license charge to St. Johns with 391 pints during a similar periOd. Tahleman vice-chairman of the yet been made. Ministerial ass«Jciation, the sup. funeral home in Mason, accord of $10 per establishment and 50 Bloodmobile workers esttmate that Mason could turn the trick location and facil1tles subcom Appointed Warren Emrick as erintendent of schools, a rep Ing to Glen Dunn of the Ball cents per year per employe. with just 125 douors at each of the 4 stops this coming year, mittee of the citizens study com 8th grade basketball coach, Leigh resentative of the Ingham County Dunn firm. The proposal drew heated dis Tbat's assuming that St. Johns people w1ll shuffle along at their mittee of the Community college. Beagle as 9th grade basketball News, a representative of the Ma Cornwell is a 1958 graduate cussion, especially as to the ll present pace, The !Joard approved the trans coach and Mrs. Francine Jacoby son Kiwanis club and Mayor Gil of Mason high school, He has censing provisions, Mason Kiwanians are putting up $25 in caslt to guarantee the suc fer of 3 rooms of 6 graders 1n as senior high school debate son Pearsall. The committee studied at Ml_chigan State univer After the discussion action was cess of the Mason challenge. A name will be selected from among the junlr.'r high school to the coach, seeks names of individuals from sity, Jackson Junior college and postponed to enable all super those who give blood at the Mason stop Friday and the cash w111 Alaiedon school. The transfer, Approved a recommendation of throughout the community. Those Wayne State university. Follow visors to study copies of the be presented to that person, There's no need to be present to which Involves about 90 pupils, the Mason High School Athletic who have nominees for the honor ing gr adua ti on in mortuary proposed regulatory cocte. receive the money. w111 be made after the Christmas council that Mason go along with should send the names and as science at Wayne State, he was Donors must be at least 18 and not older than 59. No appoint vacation. the league in raising student much information as possible to employed In Keego Harbor and IIICJits are necessary. The bloodmobile will set up equipment in A 4th grade room also will be ticket prices to 50 cents, Kiwanis President Tom Chris Three Rivers as a 11 c ens ed the basement of Mason Presbyterian church. Arrangements are opened at the Alaiedon school, Allowed claims of $17,068.88 tensen or to the News. The mortician. He is the son of Mr, City Studies bel11g made to practically ellmi!,ate waiting in line and Kiwan. which has heen enlarged. This to be paid from the general fund award w1!l be madeinDecember. and Mrs. Stanley Cornwell of ians are planning to provide the usual lunch for each donor. move which will come at the end and $63,336,29 to be paid from Mason, Cornwell and his wife Methodist church·this week. They Tl1ere will also be a free nursery care service for those who of tl1e semester on January 29, the elementary building and site Vote lor Dave Diehl, Trustee Kathryn, and their 2 children; bought the funeral business 46 Curb Project wlll bring youngsters with them to the blooumoblle stop. The is to relieve over-crowding in fund for the VanderVen and Al Ingham Community College, Christine, 2 1/2 and Diane, 9 years ago from Ike Moe, going youngsters will be cared for while parents give blood. other schools at the district. aiedon school building proJects. Tuesday, Decembor 15. m·~nths, will make their home at to Dansville from Webberville Mason has another curb and Editor White Is doing his best to awaken Ills St. Johns flock to the Dansville chapel. where Mr. Vogt operated a furo. !l'Utter and street improvement the moment of crisis. Though the editor denies it, there's a smack The Vogt Funeral Eome has iture store. The present funeral project In the works. of over-confidence in the air at St. Johns, They're counting on been owned by George Vogt for home was built by the Vogts in At Monday night's council Mason not answering the challenge. But they're wrong. Anyway, 46 years. Mr. and Mrs. Vogt 1926. Until then, most funerals meeting Charles Welch presented heres what the St. Johns editor bad to say in a letter to the News will move to the M1ller house were conducted either In a petition from 6 property owners this week: across from the Dansville Free churches or private homes. on South street between Lansing St. Johns people aren't being recklessly overconfident street and Henderson street ex in issuing this blood duel challenge. As the area's best II tended. The petition reauested yielding source of Red Cross blood, we simply feel we can curb and gutter ancl blacktop, beat the pants off anemic Mason when It comes to BloodmobUe Councilmen asked City En donations at scheduled cl!nics during the year beginning Ingham Asks Court gineer Walter Zimmer to pre tl1ls December. pare plans and specifications. It's in this humble spirit that I figured we could extend A public hearing was set up ourselves a little more and pick up for the St. Johns city To Cite State Bar ior determining the necessity of hail a new Amflrican flag at the expense of the Ingham County the project. The hearing w111 be News. Ingham county, through tile ef association is exempt because It at the city councll room on Mon St. Johns needs the flag. The Red Cross. need~ the blood. forts of Prosecuting Attorney Leo Is on public property belonging day, January 19, 19G5, How can we lose? Farhat, has pet1t1oned the state --; ;.-~;;~t.)t~:t.&-···. to the state, ""1"-~- --.... supreme court asking that the However a separate directive -r ~ INK WHITE State Bar of Michigan be held City Protests the State Bar was ordered to -- Present This Coupon at the Door in contempt of court. The peti execute a contract for payment r , tion was filed Tuesday noon, -- of the same sums as would be Road Plan The petition sets forth that paid to taxing units if the asso I Win $25 Cash - Friday ciation was not tax exempt. Mason councilmen are going to the state Bar refused to comply join forces with the county road 1 Please include my name in the Mason 1 with a court orde::- to execute Farhat, in explaining his ac com missioners and Delhi town a written agreement to pay tax tion to supervisors Tuesday, ship in fighting the state highway I Bloodmobile cash drawing to be conducted Friday, I ing units. pointed out that such a contract department move to abandon US- December 11, at 6:15 p.m. in Mason Presbyterian The Issue has been boiling was drawn but that the state Bar 127 from Mason to Lansing once since 1960 when the State Bar has failed and neglected or re the new US-127 is completed, I church. I am interested in receiving the $25 cash I claimed that it was exempt from fused to execute the instrument. The road commission Is spark 1award being presented by the Mason Kiwanis club. 1 paying real estate taxes on Its The association has been mak ing a drive to have the state keep Name new headquarters building in ing payment to the city of Lan the old 4-lane highway as a state Lansing, sing, Ingham county and !he Lan business route. Addres-s------dedication . . . The Jail Is Ours sing school district but the pay A meeting is being set up with I co~rt Phone (More pictures on Page A-S) In 1960 the supreme ruled ments are called contributions by the state highway department to I that the property of the State Bar the Bar group, protest the abandonment move. ------L- •You Do Not Have To Be Present To Qualify• - .J , •• , r • \ 'I'' '
'"-----Onondaga !Jriejs ____, Felpausch • Lansing; OES Voto for Dovo Dlohl, Trustee Seventy-three members o! the Mr. and Mrs, RaymondHenneyr Loaded .Gun tn Car •Ingham Community College, , . Onondaga O,E,S. and Masons and and sons were Saturday guests Tuooday, Docombor 15, •I their children and friends en- of Mr. and Mrs, Elwood Hennc:t Makes Change Has Parties joyed the annual Christmas party and family, at the Masonic hall Sunday. San.. · Mrs, Donald Foote Satu1·day Brings Stiff Fine Arbutus Chapter No, 45 Order Farm credit -·-. . . . . of the Eastern Star, Lansing, ta visited the party after a Christ- entertained at a bridal shower - In Oificers held Its annual famlly Christmas mas son~ was sung by Bernard honoring Miss Patricia Foote Three persons were glvenflnes or jail sentences and 19 others Keith R, Andrus1 . Mason, de party December Dwight, accompanied by Carolyn of Portland, There were 12 guests Roman Feldpausch, Hastings, fective e qulpment, :J>i!, o. Unit Names were assessed fines for traffic Worthy patron and worthy ma- Dwl~ht on her accordion, Another present. Light refreshments pr_~si~ent of the G, . & R,_ J'el Florence M, RumlJolct, Flint, song was sung by Jerr:Yllffif were served by the hostess, The pausch c b m pan y for severa.l '?1olatlons !n Mason justice court tron, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Trud- ran red flasher, $4. geon, were in charge of the al'- Dt'rec'l'lors~ years, has been named chair ,~lis weelt, Harriet Shaull accompanied by table was decorated with a John c. Lowery, Oltemos, ran rangements and themed the party Mrs. ShaUll, '!'here also was ChrIstmas centerpiece, M.lss man of the board of directors Judge Roy W•. Adams assessed stop sign, $4. group singing of Christmas car- Foote is to be married Decem- at the annual meeting of the l'a fine at $:io or 10 days in jall Heavenly Christmas, Mark R, Westbrook of Ionia ols, her 19, company. 'on Russell w. Taylor for having Chairmen Mrs. Alfred Collins and Herbert VanAken of Eaton Mrs. Eul Mtlyer o! Tompldns Mr. and Mrs, Larry Satter. . a loaded gun In his car, and Presbyterians and Mrs. otis Stanley decorated Rapids were re-elected to three spent Tuesday vIs it 1n g M1•s. lee and famlly entertained at Willard J, Lawrence, Hastings, Larry Lee Boyce of Detroit was the tables in blue and white, year terms as directors of the Emma Moyer, a family dinner Sunday honoring general manager of the carper fined $40 or 20 days for de They used Christmas greenery Production Credit association of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barton their daughter, Ruth Ann's 5th ation for the past 9 years, has •frauding a telephone company. Make Yule Plans the length of the tables and placed Lansing at the annual stockhol and Walter Losey enjoyed a din- birthday anniversary, Guests been elected president of the Wisemond Salyer of Stoclt at equal distances apart, Heaven- ders meeting Tuesday, December ner at Kellogg Center In East were Mr. and Mrs, Burton Bald Felpausch Food Centers wl.Jich brldge, charged with violating A Christmas potluck supper ly center pieces of figurines o! 1, at Kellogg Center in East Lan Lansing Tuesday. win and Mr. and Mrs, Dale Now- . operates stores in Hastings, Al- conservation laws, was given a Is being planned for Sunday, De whlte Madonnas knee II n g In ~lng, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Bush, lin and famlly of B·~ldlng, bion, Eaton Rapids, Marshall, fine of $20 or 10 days in jail, cember 20, at 6 p.m. in the prayer on a base of glitterlllg Five-hundred members and Mason, Grand Ledge and Cold Motorists were assessed as Presbyterian church dining snow sur r o u n d e d with blue Mrs. Burton Baldwin and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patter PLANN lNG an April 24 follows: water. room, All members are Invited Christmas ornaments flanked on guests attended the annual Jessie Bush and Mr. and Mrs, son are the parents of a son meeting of which Mark R. West Walter Mulvaney of Battle Creek born Tuesday Decemher 7 at the wedding ore Miss Judith K. Clarence Byrne, Lansing, 1m- to attend. each side with blue c a 11 d I 8 s, brook, president, was chairman, Parker Thom:1s Feldpausch, / d A h M proper bacldng, $5, On Christmas Eve, a candle Clusters of tiny stars of all Richard K, Arnold, farm editor attended the funeral of Mrs, Eaton Rapids Community hospt Rowe I an rc ie · L ewis, Daniel B. Hall, Mason, fall- Frank Smith In Battle Creek tal, Mrs, Patterson Is the for Albion, has been reelected vice li~ht service will be staged at colors sprinkled on the snow of radio station WKAR of East son ure to change address on license, Saturday afternoon. mer Janet Bodell, daughter o! president and Richard K, Feld of l~r. and Mrs. Archie ·the church at 11 p.m. Every. completed the scene, These were Lansing was guest speaker Mr. and Mrs, Harold Barton Mr. and Mrs, Da.le Bodell. P au s c h, Hastings, secretary K. Lewis of 905 Or~on·ifaga $2. one is welcome to attend this later taken to the sick and shut- Arnold Musolf of East' Lao treasurer, were SUnday dinner guests at The Knowledge Seekers club road. Announcement of the Judith Ann King, Clawson, ..t.mpresslve servicP, in m-9mbers of the chapter, sing, secretary-treasurer of the the home Mr. and Mrs, John Otlondaga will have a Christ j_ speeding, !jiB, ot o! The Food Centers are regarded engagement and approaching lf/i Clarence J, Hahn, Mason, ran M·rs. Harold Hyde had cha1·ge association, gave the financta.l Barton In Albion. mas party Thursday December of the program. The group sing. report. as an outstanding example of marriage is made by the red light, $4. Mrs, Emma Moyer spent the 17, A potluck dinner will be growth and progress in the In 0 1-ganiza.tion lng of Christmas carols was led The 'Lansing association pro. b 'd I t' e ts Mr and· Clarence W, Johnson, Lansing, day visiting Mr. and Mrs, Eul served at 12:30 p.m. with Mrs. dependent food retailing bust " e·e ec: s par n , . ' speeding, $30, by Mrs, Bruce Pettit and Mrs, vides short and Intermediate Moyer In Tompkins. Genevra Richardson as hostess. Helen Shaw put on a puppet show term credit to farmers and stock ness, Mrs. Ivan Rowell, 3874 Robert E. Ferney, DeWitt, Mrs. Don Scott and daughters, There will be a $1 gift exchange. News for the children, Mrs, Mabelle men in the 6 central Michigan Jody and Jill of Pleasant Lake : Members who did not bring jams Roman ~, eldpausch joined his Sandhill roacJ. Both the bride. speeding, found guilty at trial, Schell and her committee were counties of Ingham Shiawassee were Saturrl;y overnight guests : and jellies tor the Womens' Home father, Gory Feldpausch, as a to.be and the prospective $10 or lO days in jail. He paid in charge of the dining room, Clinton, Ionia, BarryI and Eaton,I of their grandmother Mrs. Mary at the last meeting, are to bring partner In the meat market at bridegroom are freshmen at out. Hi-Way Fish and Game c!ub Mrs, Jack Armour, the chap- During this past year the as so Giddings. them to this meeting, 148 East State street in Hast Larry Bowen, Mason, defec. will have their regular Decem lain of the chapter Invoked the elation loaned more than $!J mil Oakland university. ber meeting Wednesday, Decem The Onondaga Community Far Ings in 1928. tive equipmcmt, $3, blessing before the dinner. lion for agricultural purposes. ber 16, There wm be a steak mers 4-H club w111 have a rol Larry L, Bowen, Mason, no A Christmas gift was presented supper at 7 p.m. followed by a to the worthy matron and patron ler skating party Monday nigl1 t operator's license in possess. home at 1915 Ray street, Lan December 14, ion, $2, movie Fishing In Michigan. Be by the associate patron and sing, Saturday December 12. The Michael S, Cousins, Lansing, sure to come, Guests are always matron, Mr. and Mrs. Budd Rut worthy patron and worthy matron, welcome. ran stop sign, $5. ter from the oftlcers, The worthy Mr. and Mrs. Trudgeon hav£! Helen E. Drum, Pioneer, Phlo, matron extended Christ mas Mason College club Christmas planned a bohemian dinner to b£! Fall Injures ran stop sign, $4. greetings to all present, Mrs. served buffet style at 6:30p.m. Richard M. Gaffner, William dinner, Monday, December 14, Charles E. Gutzki and Mrs, Merle Presbyterian church dining Of!icers• husbands have been In Mason Man ston, disobeyed stop sign, $4. Anspach had charge of the pub vited to attend also. Chester Patrick, Leslie, im room, 6:30 p.m. Take OW!i table licity, Clifford Gaddy, 75, of 305 Oke proper backing, $4. service. Mr. and Mrs. Harland Kline mos street was hospitalized at Sharon L, Dodge, Lansing, ex and their daughter, Mrs. Jack Mason General hospital Monday pired operator's license, $5. Wants Job Abolished Armour, w111 be host and hos afternoon after he fell on an ley Bernard B, Wilson, Mason, tesses to the officers of Ar sidewall(, speeding, $8. SUpervisor Harold Slater of butus Chapter No. 45 Order of Gaddy was returning home Eileen E. Hawkins, Holt, ran Lansing township made a re the Eastern Star for the officers• from downtown when he slipped, red flasher, $8. quest to the board of supervisors annual Christmas party at their fell, got up and fell again, Mrs, Elmer N. Steele, Lansing, ran Tuesday that the board take up the Gaddy said, He suffered a broken stop sign, $4. study of a plan to abolish the job arm near the shoulder and a James 0. Taylor, Holt, ran of county surveyor. Slater pointed broken nose, red flasher, $10. out that there is state legislation Vote For Gaddy was removed In an am Keith R, Andrus, Mason, no which allows county boards to do bulance to the hospital where operator's license in possession, away with the job, The matter was his condition Tuesday was re. $5. turned over to a committee. Martha C.. Bissinger ported :;,,, fairly good. J.M. HNATHSHYN, a Trustee returnee Jissionary leader, ote For now pastor of the Bunker Hill HELP YOUR Ingham ;Community College and Williamston Adventist V ence L. Bonham Trustee For churches, will address the * Bachelors in elementary education Mason Kiwanis c:lub at its Ingham County Community College ~ Masters in special, education meeting December 75. He "' Married with two children * 13 yrs. teaching experience * Former teacher at. the Michigan School also will show pictures of * 3 yrs, school odministrator for the Blin'd people ond events. Pastor * Post pres. of Lansing School Employees * 6 yrs. Board of Directors * Member of the Waverly Board of Education Hnotyshyn and his wife * Bachelor of Science served 25 years in India, * Master of Arts *Member of the Citizen's Community College Ceylon, Burma and central * Advance studies in administration and supervision, Study Committee Africa in needy welfare work. ---- ,
Vote for Hugh B. Beardslee Ingham Community College Trustee
• Born in 1913 ··Graduated from Clinton County Normal * 6 yr·s. of teaching experience • 1 yr. at Wayne State University * Graduated from Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery (1943) • Currently anesthesiologist at Lansing General Hospital * 4 yrs. township supervisor, Winsor Township St. ·Mary's Organization News Cedar·PTA Many Honor Support;s Holt Club r' st, James Rosary & Altar so by 111m Hose, solo and duels by B. F. Arends Has Party ciety meeting Tuesday, Decem Mr, and Mrs. rtoyMiller,aread ber tu; 8 p.m. at the church ing by O,J, Rider and colored New College A hu~e decorated Christmas hall. slldes by Frank Justice, Cedar Street PTA went on over 300 friends and relatives Attends lree set the mood for the ~ll Rebekah Coterie Christmas Public card party at the Glean record Monday evening nt their of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Arend Sr. nual st. Mary's· Altar society b'llthered at Okemos Baptist party Monday, December 14, er hall, corner Lamb and Merr meeting as ·supporting the pro Christmas ·party December 3, church SUnday, December 6, to noon, at IOOF hall. Potluck din idian roads, Friday evening, De posed now county college and ' Decorations · were completed ner. Talm dish to pass, own table cember 11, 6:30 p.m. Taite sand they passed a .resolution to this honor them on their golden wed Program With Individual centerpieces on service and fifty cent gift, wiches and dish to pass, Coffee effect. ding anniversary. The event was hosted by the honored couple's each card table and with gala Mason-Dansville Keynote Jun will be served, Program fo1• tho meeting, tho The Couples dub of Holt Pres Christmas aprons at each per children and grandchildren. Ior Music club wlll meet at the .Aurelius Garden club will meet anniversary of the bombing of byterian church went as a group son's place. A sled full of pri home of Melanie Dart, 1896 S, Ft·lctay, December 11, 7 p.m., at Pearl Harboi·, i was a sound-col to the Lansing Civic Christmas zes was beneath the tree be The guests who came were to Jackson road SUnday, December Aurelius town· hall for annual or movie entitled Communist En program sponsored by the Lan won In the different games. from Greenville, Howell, Holt, 13, 2:30 p.m. Christmas potluck supper, Tal(e circlement, . Lansing, East Lansing, Houghton sing Area Council of Churches F,lrst was a get acquainted West Alaiedon Ladles Aid will own table service and dishes to Mrs. Corne.r's morning kin Lake, Pontiac, Williamston, De Saturday night, The event was bingo using the names of those meet with Mrs, Hazel Kranz, pass, Program will be a Christ dergarten group won the trophy troit, Mason, LaGrange, Indiana, staged at the Civic Center. ' present, then a Merry Christ 3411 Hulett road, Wednesday, De mas Revue by .Mrs, Lawrence for the greatest percentage o! and Poway, California, cember 16, for dinner at 12:30 Dolbee ·and Mrs. Dorr Eckhart. Parents present, Rev. and Mrs, Donald Thom mas card game. An old-fash son, w. Holt road, entertained Ioned carol sing, with Miss Jean p.m. Mrs, M.V. Hanna, 534 E. Main FOl' the event, a L'lce cloth North Cemetery association Court, phone OR 6-5931, wlll Holt Schools the group at a social hour and ette Hartwell leading, also was was used on the serving table refreshments after the program, enjoyed, Christmas pa1·ty We.dnesday, De receive names of recipients of which was centered with the large cember 16, 6:30 p.m. followed Christmas baskets from com Pf~n. Prqgram 5-tler anniversary Cal(e which After the games refreshments by the program in charge of munity organizations desiring to was decorated In gold, Gold can were served with Mrs, Glenn O.J. Rider with George Kieppe distribute baskets to needy homes Holt elementary Christmas dles also accented the table, WSCS Plans Lounsbury, president of the soc acting as master of ceremonies. ln the community. She is serving program wlll be held Thursday, Serving the calte was a daughter iety, and Mrs, George Stewart, Program will consist of Alan for the Mason Clearing House. December 10, at 7:30p.m. in the of the couple, Mrs, V.E, Burr; Christmas Tea vice Pl'esident, presiding over Toms on the Dulcimer, medley .Any organization In the com Holt High school auditorium. The pouring coffee were Mrs. Lar the tea and cotfee services, of Christmas songs on the plano munity desiring to give basltets combined fifth · and sixth grade ry Hagerman and Mrs. Douglas The Munith Methodist W.S.C,S, is asked to contact her to clear met Thursday. Plans were made Mrs, Richard Radarnacher and Lloyd Hummel, Mrs. David Jer choir from the Holt and Dimon Rogers, granddaughters of the' names and avoid duplication of dale schools will present· the for the ann u a I Christmas tea Mrs. Paul Lewis were co-chair rell and Mrs, Pat Lenane. couple; at the punch bowl were The month of December Is a efforts by several organizations. the me Christmas Around the Mr. and Mrs. Ben Arend Jr. scheduled for Thursday, Decem men of the party with Mrs, Eu ber 17, at 1:30 p.m. A program busy one for the group, a bake Previously, churches, schools, World, Other refreshmGnts served were gene Lockwood helping them. is planned and Christmas boxes sale was held December 6 and youth organizations, service The program: Is under the di groom's cake, nuts and mints. Hostesses In charge of the even will be packed for shut Ins, Christmas candles and cookies clubs, fraternities, patriotic rection of Mrs. Elaine Racette Assisting In various capacities ing were Mrs, Edward Lack,. Mrs. groups and businesses, among are to be sold December 13 and and Mrs. Ronald Gibbs, the ele were Tresa Montaven and Mrs, Plans also were made for a 20. A rellglous goods sale wm others, worked through the clear mentary music directors. Richard Leu, granddaughters of ing house to handle the entire family planned pot luck dinner and also be held the 3 SUndays prior the Arends and a daughter of the get-together on New Years day, program, Now these groups care Clearing House or channel re to Christmas, couple, Mrs. Otis Montaven, A free will offering wlllbe taken, for their own baskets but clear quests through Mrs. Hanna. The W,S,C,S, will provide the The next m e e t i n g will be names. Emergency needs for trans Registering guests were Pam beverage, rolls and butter. January 7 at 1 p.m. This wlll Toys will be distributed ients will continue to be served Arend, Mary Leu and Linda Hag be a group participation "Dear tlu·ough the Lansing Clearing through a committee consisting erman, granddaughters of the Abby" meeting with Mrs. Robert House. Homes where toys are to of Rev. Joseph F. Nielson, Lloyd couple. McKinney as chairman. go may contact the Lansing Morris and Jack Davis. Mr. and Mrs,Arendweremar 4-H News Members of Canaan Lumber rled December 9, 1914 1 in Lan sing by Rev. Ray Hardy. They jacks 4-H group had their Christ have llved 48 of their 50 mar mas party and gift exchange De Douglas-Webster Vows Spoken ried years in A~edon township cember 2 at Alaiedon town hall, ? which Mr. Arend has served During the meeting they had group Problems ... as clerk and treasurer for many singing them the gift eKchange ••• Saturday in Double-Ring Rites years. and refreshments.
Vantown Methodist church was vlng table Mrs. Bruce Dansby, the setting for the wedding of sister of the bridegroom, served Chesley Drug Has Miss Ida Pearl Webster and War the bride's caJ(e. Also assisting ,. ren Jay Douglas Saturday, De with the serving were Miss Car LEE A. TRUMBLE cember 5. The double-ring cere olyn Pfiester, Miss Arlene Web for m ~ny was performed by Rev, Gil ster arid Miss Anita Webster, bert Sirottl, Mr, and Mrs. Cor Helping In the kitchen were Mrs. The Answers. ldon Webster are parents of the Richard Traver, Mrs. Kenneth Ingham Community College bride and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Van Patten and Mrs. Clarence Douglas are parents ofthe bride Minnis, Miss Sherry Russell at Trustee groom. tended the gift register. Given in marriage by her The bride is a 1964 graduate ¥- 25 yrs. Controller of Michigan Farm Bureau father, the bride approached the of Dansville high school and Is altar in a white satin floor-length employed In the office of the For Him. dress featuring a rounded neck Ingham county Treasurer. The }(... 16 yrs. experience in special education on line edged In lace. The gown bridegroom Is a 1962 graduate also featured cathedral sleeves of Webbervllle high school and Department of Public Instruction and a detachable train. Her head Is employed In the . Extension Curriculum Planning Committee piece was made of pearls and Bulletin department at Michigan For Anyone - aurora borealis crystals and held State university. The newlyweds her veil of !llusion. She car will make their home at 432 Treasurer of Michigan Baptist Convention ried a bouquet of white carna West Ash street, Mason, ¥ tions, The rehearsal dinner was given Miss Corinne Webster, sister by tho bridegroom's parents on General Chairman of Citizen's College Study of the bride, donned a street Friday evening in the social hall ¥- length gown of peach satin with of vanrown Methodist church. Committee. an oval neckline and a bell Pre-nuptial parties for the shaped skirt for her duties as bride Included a miscellaneous maid of honor, Bridesmaids were shower given by Miss Vivian -¥ 30 yrs. experience in finance 111 iss Vivian Thornton and Miss Thornton and Miss Betsy Strobel Betsy Strobel. They wore dresses and a kitchen shower given by identical to the maid of honor and Mrs. Bruce Dansby, ·. all carried bouquets of yellow and white car nations. Serving as best man for the bridegroom was his brother, VOTE Gerald Don Douglas Jr. Grooms men were Kay Douglas and Keith TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1964 Douglas, brothers of the bride groom. Seating guests were Rob Elect ert Russell, cousin of the bride groom, W1111 am Chamberlain, 1 DURWARD A. RAINSBERGER Bruce Dansby and Ronald House. Mrs. Harry Dam.an provided Business Consultant and Accountant the traditional organ music and accompanied Harold Monroe as to the he sang 0 Promise Me and Whith BOARD OF TRUSTEES er Thou Goest. A reception was staged for the INGHAM COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE For Her By Tussy newlyweds at the Webberville high school cafeteria. Presiding Qualified • Experienced • Reliable at the guest register was Miss Devoted to the Educational needs of "Sojt Whisper" Nancy Mcintyre of Livonia, cousin of the bride, At the ser- your Community. • Spray Mist VOTE "YES" ON PROPOSITIONS 1 & 2 Study Club • Re.freshant Cologne r-~~~-~~~---······~-~~~~--~-----~ Remembers ~ Don't Forget Your Feathered ~. • Perfume Bath Oil Christmases i Friends This Christmas ! Vi ll Senior Child Study club of Wil liamston held their Christmas party December 1 at the home of Mrs. Ben Westrate. A large num I BIRD FEEDERS I ber of associate members were present and a total of 28 people I w began the evening with Christ mas refreshments, 1 Model 655 1 Roll call was answered with a childhood Christmas remem I Heath Feeder1 brance, Mrs. Nina Hull told about 2Y21b. capacity and receiving twin dolls under the ~ 1· tree at church and all she could 1 ONLY 2 suet cakes 1 do was cry with excitement. Mrs. Jean Pfiefle remembered when all her family had to speall a piece for Christmas and everyone for got so she said them all, Ila Jackson presented a his I s4.98l tory of the Senior Child Study club, which she had co m p 1l e d I I from material written by each I Model152 I past president over the last 32 years. It contained a number of poems tbat had been written by For past presidents of the club. This I Heath Feeder I was the result of a suggestion I capacity 2Y2 lbs. seed 1 by Mrs. Joseph Toth, who is Everybody immediate past president. The entire group then partic ONLY ipated in the reading of "The Christmas Cards By Truth about Santa Claus", which is a history of saint Nickolas. This was followed by games and :t Christmas ornament exchange, Mrs, Joseph Toth was in charge Bulk Sunflower Seed 18¢ lb. of the even in g, with help from Mrs, Stanley Sloane, Mrs. An drew Erish, Mrs. Ben Westrate and Mrs. Elmer Lightfoot. The club's next meeting will Smith Hardware I CHESLEY ·DRUG· STORE be ·January 5 and is to be held .( Mason in the library of the high school, 360 So. Joffe Stop in end see all the color TVs at Mason Home Appliance today. Christmas gifts for the whole family Ill A NICE SELECTION OF SLIPPERS TO CHOOSE FROM 0~ ~ 't'Sii~:;~~. ~ Boys $2.99 won't settle for less than The AVENUE o ModetSii 9U.L Zenith Color \ Trim Conlemporary styling in genu ine Walnut veneers and select hard· wood solids or Mahogany veneers and select hardwood solids. Mens $2.99 \\ Infants $1.99 _- .Ji::J::-~-(/7::-;~~·-. Children $2.99 FREE with any item marked with a large yellow tag. -:- .;._ . . .- ·.-.-". ;..;:.: ~ -·.. -+------=-----t-- 100 lbs. of CHOICE BEEF ·.-:~~J(~t~ Ladies Mason Home Appliancel & Furniture Our service is dependable Ladles $3.99 120 W. Maple OR 7·3SO 1 LOGAN CENTER - LANSING Store Hours: Women's loots Mon. thru Fri. 10 A.~l. - 9 P.M. Sat. 9:30A.M. - 6:00P.M. $12.99 .I .. The Ingham County News, Wednesday, December 9, 1964 - Page A-6 SOUTH LANSING'S SHOE CENTIR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY I! Barn Theater · I Lounsbery ' · Deat,h Claims I' Will Present Won't Run M. Schm.u,nsle,. LESLIE ~ Funeral ·services were conducted Monday after Melodrama, LESLIE - Jimmy Lounshery, noon from Luecht funeral home· veteran member of the Leslie in Leslie for Mrs. Mlna (Tllll!!) "Dlrtywork at the Crossroads vlllage council, will not seek re Schmunsler of 3239 E. Terri or Tempted, Tried and True", election he announced to the coun torial road, Leslie, who died a roaring 1690's melodrama will cll Monday night. satUl'day mot·nlng at a rest home open Friday,· December 11, at Petitions for sever a I other in concord. She was 81. I the cpommun!ty Barn Tlieater In members of the vlllage govern · survivors include a son, Por Okemos, · ment, however, have been placed ter, of Leslie; 8 grandchllclz:en; The director, William A. See ln circulation. They Include: Wil several great-grandchildren. leY! a MSU senior, said, "This liam D u r f e ~ for councilman, melodrama has everything that a Duane Phelps for village presi . Officiating at the services was rnellerdramer Is expected to dent; Ruth Burnette for vlllage Rev. A,J, Berry and burial was have: A vlllain with the incred clerk; Helen Baldwin for vlllage in Maple Grove cemetery, ible name of Monro Murgatroyd treasurer. (Patrlek Ford, East Lansing); a Malcolm Stuart, whose term as able at the v.illage clerk's office sweet and innocent heroine (Mar councilman expires this year, for any persons who may wish to Woman's Home Proiect ilyn McNamara, Okemos); a has not yet announced what his run for one of the village otlices. wronged hero who turns to strong plans are, . Petitions must be returned to the drink and Is appropriately named . Additfimal petitions are avail- clerk by December 26. Adam Oalthart (Lawrence Avery, Has 40 Years Service Okemos); a fallen woman, Ida Rhinegold, (Marilyn Steegstra, out at 510 West Willow street a bold step--that or removing the Lansing) who is in league with A Public Apology , Monro· and a country bumpkin on Lansing's north side Is a 1 2nd floor and attic from the or I large white residence !mown as iginal house and using only the named Mookle Magugglns (Wil tho Women's Home. For 40 years 1st floor, then bulldlng another liam A. Seeley, East Lansing).'' SPRAGUES CONTINUE TO SERVE our It has operated as a non-proilt fireproof unit that wlll cost ap . Others In the cast are: Cherry many .patrons and friends! We regret project of the Ingham County proximately $200,000, Lee Barker, Lansing, (Leonie); tl1e inconveniences which you have Federation of Women's clubs, Maureen Feder, MSU, (Fleur Money Is something of a prob experienced during our temporary The Home Is a boarding residence lem In undertaking such a ven ette); Coral M. Ford, East Lan for aged women, ture, Mrs, Bartley said, but the sing, (Mrs, Asterbllt); Janelle . INGHAM COUNTY has an unexpected· income. Harry Howell, court arrangement atthe rear of Hoxie, Lansing, (Little Nell) and It Is operated by the Ingham association has been promised house custodian, has a Monday morning ritual of picking up soft d.rink and hard 224 North Jefferson county Home association Inc. oi one gift of $35,000 if It under Sally Neumann1 Williamston, wh!eh Mrs. H. J. Bartley of takes the building project, The (Widow Lovelace). dead soldiers (empties) from the court house lawn, Bottles are tossed from cars 444 N, Jefferson street, Mason, association officers hope they "The whole production Is a Is the vice-president. may receive help from other spoof of 19th century melodrama of those attending teen center festivities, This trunkful of unbroken bottles was other officers are Mrs. e.G. and 20th century silent films," sources--sufficient help to make being taken for cosh refund. Three times this quantity end up smashed. WATCH FOR THE NEWS Havens of. Lansing, president, ·u possible to go ahead "with con Seeley said. Mrs. G. H. Tibbets of East Lan struction by next spring, "II wlll be an audience par . .. of the opening of our spacious, sing, secretary, and Mrs. W. J. · Meanwhile life goes on as usual ticipation show In which the on lookers wlll be asked to supply Charles 1(. Spillman, Michigan beautifully designed new salon at Baumgras of Lansing, treasurer, at the Home. State university agricultural en It was back In 1922 that the most of the off-stage noises- Felpausch Employes Gather· 113 State Street. Christmas is nearing and that principally groans, hisses and gineer, recommends a minimum plan to start such a project took is always a happy season for the of 150 cubic feet per animal form in the minds of members cheers, with occasional warn residents, They have a Christ Ings to hero or heroine," when building lagoons for dis of thP Federation. At that time mas party wh~tn carols are sung, A bonus in the evenings en For Christmas Party posal oi hog manure. For 100 there was no such place as vi There is a Christmas tree and animals this could mean build sioned In the county for elderly tertainment comes In the form the home has many visitors dur~ Employes and guests of the Ing a lagoon 50 feet by 60 feet I. women to live. of olio acts, song and dance gifts among the employes, Again ing the holiday season who bring number interspersed throughout Felpausch Food Center at Has this year there was the presen and at least 5 feet deep, at a Mrs. Frank Young oi Lansing, gifts, Each Christmas also, each cost of about $400, he says. Mrs. Emma Brown of Leslie, and the proceedings. tings City Food and Beverag~ tation of service pins, a policy resident receives a gift from the The melodrama runs Dec, 11, Stor~, Eat 0 n Rapids, Albion, inaugurated by the Fe 1 p au s c h Mrs. G, w. Butler of Williamston Home's board of directors. 12, 18, and 19 at 8:30 p.m. Marshall, Mason, Grand Ledge Food Center 4 years ago, Some Michigan dairymen are first had the Idea for a women's Many gToups of carolers visit and Dec. 20 at 4:30 p.m. at the and Coldwater, gathered atSchu Increasing production, but not home. They thought of a resi the Hom.s at Yuletide and enter profit, by feeding their cows dence for women of limited fi Community Barn Theater, 4208 ler's Marshall, SUnday, Decem Those receiving the s e r v 1c e tain the residents with their vocal s. Okemos road. · ber 6 for their annual Christ pins this year were: twenty year extra grain, reports C. Ray Hog. • nancial means in a place of re music, Brownie Scout troops salons of hair design finement at a minimum price. mas banquet and party, award - Anna Bell Clemens and lund, Michigan State university come bearing gifts and each Lawrence Keeler; ten year award· 'fhey started out by renting a agricultural economist. "A study 11 member o! one Brownie unit has There were 300 present for the - Henry Gibson, George Elyea 11 house on Pine street in Lansing,· taken one resident as his adopted of 1963 DHIA participants shows !1; Mason at 224 N, Jefferson but soon decided that what was testlvltles whlchlncluded the dis and Jim Stancroft; five year grandmother, Building tribution of Christmas checks, no dlffet•ence In returns over PHONE OR 6-~558 needed was a home of the club a Wal'dS - Dorothy C~~TJpock, Gary Clubs and other organizations cost of feed for Holstein cows women's own. The Federation's provide magazines and other Christmas gifts were distrib Fouts, Dan Earl, Bou Shelters, treasury contained only about reading material, uted and door prizes added to Helen Brown and Harold Won fed 4, 500 to . 6,000 pounds of $300 or $400 at the time, Many of the residents still Permits the fun as did the exchange of ders. gTaln per cow," he says. So ... You're ready for Color I They looked around and found are active in various gToups and the residence at 510 W. Wlllow organizations outside the Home. street and bought It, as Mrs, They go shopping, they attend Bartley says "on faith and $300 meetings and take care of other Issued down.'' dulles as they did before they Brighten Up Christmas With "People found out about the became residents, LESLIE - Three large bulld project", she said, ••and they 1n the Home they have tele ing permits have been taken out donated furniture, carpeting, pic vision and radio for their en in Leslle in the past few weeks, tures, helped refinish the wood tertainment. They play cards, the village council was Informed work, laid linoleum and finally they play dominoes, they read Monday night by Ruth Burnette, mbrmm~clt llJrunps had the hullding ready for the the best , magazines and news village clerk. Elegant first residents In January 1923, papers, There were 17 of them. ·•, .. The Home is In no sense a The Leslie elevatot• took out a lamps "Il was tl1ought that each wom charitable Institution, In fact, permit for $751000 tor an addi an resident should have her own It Is not an institution at all, tion to house a grain plant, . that roon1 and we would charge as llltle as possible. but a residence where elderly The Leslie Co-op elevator took women may have a home of their out a $4,000' permit for a fer cast a "The first residents paid $25 own With few cares In an atmos a month. Little by little the bus! t111zer shed, . ness Increased and more staff phere of friendliness and cheer new fulness, And these residents pay Floyd Wallace tookouta$3 000 members were added, Then we their own way, 1 had to Increase the rent to $40 permit for the· start of a trac light T!Je Home association pro tor agency building on his pro a month. Later on It was in vides clean rooms, comfortable creased to $GO and then to $80 perty on Hull road and also ap on home beds, laundry service and nutri plied for a rezoning of the pro. which Is the present fee." tional meals. It does not pro Eighteen clubs of the Federa perty from agTlculture to com fashions vide nursing service, Residents mercial. tion 1Jelo11g to the Ingham County who become seriously 111 are Horne A5soclat!on lnc. Each of ' \ transferred to hospitals for med The council also accepted the these clubs elects 2 home trus Ical treatment. tees who hold office 4 years. resignation of Vern Helmker, These trustees meet twice a Ingham county residents are v1llage assessor for the past year, ouce In the spring and once proud of the Women's Home and year. He said he Is resigning Make Christmas morning extra bright with an In the fall, of the many persons who have because the work took too much elegant Rembrandt table Iamp. Add colonial beauty Once a year 4 officers are playr!d a part In its operation, time away from his work as a restorer of antique furniture. 'to y.our family room with this Rembrandt master elected, a president, vice-presi They believe it will go on for Unequaled f~r perforJ!I dent, secretary and treasurer. piece .. antiqued gold finish, shade finished with ancc, uniformJt~, versahl· years if it has the support fi In other action the council: Tl1e president then appolntsfrom nancially and otherwise from the white glazed tones of antiqued gold on parchment. ity ease of modernization among the trustees a finance Authorized purcha~e ot a state and maintenance. many friends who have loyally of Michigan flag. chairman, a house chairman and s1.!pported it in the past and new SETCIIEI.l.·CARI.SCJN's ultr:l· :111 appllcatlon chairman. The of modern l:tl~tom UNIT-IZF!J found ones who w1ll support it Authorized transfer of $6,700 uluminum tekvision chassis fleers and tile appointed chair in the future, from the water receiving fund to L'onsists of a prcwircd basi.! men comprise the board of di the sewer plant bond and Inter on which high-pcrforrnnn<:c rectors of the Home. The di For the Women's Home Is a functinn~l plug·in Units arc est fund to cover redemption of mounted. rectors meet tWice a month and place where women in their twi sewer plant bonds, take care of all the business of light years can live In dignity and amid the gracious living to Authorized the pollee com operating the residence, mittee to make any temporary Preseut cl!airm!!n are Mrs, which they always have been !lC "THE ONLY COLOR TV RECEIVER customed. changes ln traffic signs at Penn A, Seyfried of Lansing, appll sylvania and Kimball streets as THAT COMES HOME TO STAY!" catlcms; Mrs, H. L, Throop of may be needed to clear traffic Holt, house, and Mrs. T,H, Stan from the grotlllds of the new high . If ever rcquircu, only the u_nit rcqu~ring .tcstin~ ~r ~ainte away, Lansing, finance. school after athletic and other nancc nceu be removed, so mtcrrupt10ns 111, Setchdi-C.trlson Nuisance Ruling Color Televiewing enjoyment arc always bncf! Twice during Its existence the events at the school, home has been enlarged and today Traps 5 In Leslie Authorized the property com EXCITING NATURAL COLORS! Color so nnbclicvnbly rich accommodates 34 women resi mittee to seek easements to ex anu real you must sec it to believe it! tend High street to Kimball dents. LESLIE - Five men have ap street. MOVIE·CLEAR BLACK AND WHITE! Jf ~our plug-in Chroma The staff includes a matron, peared before Judge Leonard ass!str.nt matron, housekeeper, Unit is ever removeu for testing or mamtenancc, your l~lc Rouse in Leslie justice court, vision continues to perform in black anu white! An cxcltmvc! dining room woman, laundress, charged with violation of the 1st and 2nd cook and a night village attractive nuisance or EXTRA LONG LIFE! The exclusive Setchc.II-Carlson Pi~ture· attendaut. The present matron dinance. Three of them pleaded Tube-Protector substantially extends the hfc of your picture Is Mrs. Nellie Felton and her not guilty and the other two tube when it ages. assistant, Mrs. Ivora Dush, pleaded guilty and .Promised to At the rear of the residence clean ap their property. BUILT-IN TUBE PROTECTION! The Pictur~·Tnb~·Protcctor is a barn, half of which has been also protects all components against damagmg h1gh current remodeled into an apartment for surg~s during the initi:tl warm-up period. the maintenance man and his wife. COUPON The other half Is used for stor MAGNIFICENTLY CRAFTED CABINETRY! Painstakingly de· age. signed and crafted to blend smoothly into a harmony of About 5 years ago the kitchen, styling that will cnl:mncc the bcalll)' of any home. dining room and living room were remodeled With funds from the HI·FIDELITY SOUND! A front-mounted hi-fiuclity spca~er T.en Commandment provides exceptionally natural sound to nwtch the superlatJvc estate of Stella Tanner of Leslie true-to-life pictures. and a gift from Mrs, Gladys Olds Save $3 Anderson of Lansing, Two years Bible Game If you prefer the Traditional, Rembrandts Reflector See a demonstration of Setch· ago a gift from the Whitely Foun with this coupon. The exciting and table lamp fits your gift giving needs. This master ell-Carlson UNIT-IZED ColorTel· dation o! Lansing paid for com evision featuring new, exclusive pletely new laundry equipment. educational game for piece by Rembrandt has a combination glazed ivory color developments ... a per· . The Home Is free of debt and the whole family ... and polished b;ass finish. The shade is eggshell feet blending of superior per· the Home association now has NOW Sl.98 formance and ~tylin& for the enough property to permit ex for 2 to 6 players. ribbed shantung, pansion. Beautifully gift-boxed. ultimate in televiewing! Limit 2 games At the present time the asso ALL THESE ADVANCED ciation is !aced with a problem, Reg.$4.98 For years it has been licensed per c:oupon. FEATURES ... REMARKABLY by the state as a boarding and See both of these beaufi fu I lamps at LOW rooming house for aged women. PRICED Now the horne has a temporary Offer Expires Dec, 19 JC65 llcense, The state Insists that CONTEMPORARY CONSOLE a complete sprinkling system Zondervan ALL CHANNEL UHF· VHF 5 be installed throughout the or Also available in Early Am~rican and French Provincial Styling at 585.00 iginal residence at a cost of slight extra co•t .. about $251000. The fire mar ?41Hdef 8~ StMe • f shal's office has told the asso- \ Your Christion Book Store YOU'LL BE AMAZED AT WHAT LAVIS TV elation doors lead.lng out of the unn Open ey~ry Hite 'til 9 except Sunday YOUft PRESENT TV _IS WORTK house must swing outward. IN TRAD l FOft North US-127 4~2-6951 HOME FURNISHINGS SUCHELL·CARLSON COLDft! The association Is considering COUPON Frandor C~nter Mason 677-0231 Phone OR 7-3231 The Ingham County News, Wednesday, December 9, / i 1 o o o; 0 o o o ·, 0 0 t 0 It 0 0 I 0 0 I o o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 ·: 0 I 0 •• o o·o o'o'o';'o'o't'I'J't'o'i •o~o0 ~'o~ 0 o'o'o 0t'o 0 o'o 0 t 0 1°t;t 0 t 0 1°0°0°0°0°0°0°0't't'~;o't't't;;:o;o!o;o;t;o;t,t'l."o' /._oiOIOOOIOIOOIIOOOOIOIOOOIIOOtoto ·!•,·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·~·!·!·!•!•!•:•!•!•:•!•!•!•!•:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·~·~·~·~··········,········'.·.······························!•'•'•'•'•'•'• ·!···~··················"=·····::::::.•...... •.•• ,.....••..•.•... ,~,· .·! llli ' . . . lill N ~ I « ~ 'I :::: :;::;····· :·:·',•,• ~....(~ ~ 1l1l .. n: I:::: . . I:::: j One Year Ago- -1903 ~ ~ Robert !(, Leonard, 2655 Olte SUndaySnow whichand startedcontinued fall1ng through late': :::.1:.:;:.:: . ... mos road; Is the new member :.;;~.;;·.~:.: Wednesday, December 9, 1964 - Page B-2 •.• ;:;; of the Mason board of education, Monday was packed into deep ~~ 1 'appointed to succeed Clairmont drifts Monday night by strong •.•. .... Everitt who has resigned alter winds, , On Tuesday most east ;!;: . ;i;i serving the board for 7 years. and west roads were Impassable. ;!;! ;j:j The Mason area may be the 30 Years Ago--1934 :::: :·:· Is There Room .in Our Inn site of the proposed Camp Jng. . George Post has joined the stalf ;!;: ;!;i of the Ingham County News, He :::: :::: The Christian world is heading for weary and heavy-laden, to give shelter ham, an outdoor rehabilitation center for boys. Officials of the Is a graduate of Mason high · ;!;! ::;: the final 3 weeks celebration of the arid rest. project announced this week they school and Olivet college, :::: :::: birth of Christ and Christianity. Along We can accept this responsibility in have taken an option on an 80 Richard Jewett, local florist, ::::« «:::: was elected president of the Cen- ::~ ::;: with deciding such extraneous questions many ways. Good innkeepers are busy acre tract near Eden. 10 Years Ago--1954 tral Michigan Florists' assocla- . :~.·:••:!. l,.:::.:.·; of what to buy whom on Christmas this time of yc::ar collecting and distri · Mayor· Clairmont Everitt will lion at a meeting at Michigan State lists, whom to invite to the Christmas become a member of the ex buting food, clothing and toys to the ~~~50 Years Ago--1914 '•'• ..~· party, what drinks to serve at the ecutive board of the Michigan . unfortunate. Municipal Employes' Retirement Christmas open house and the other in· Good innkeepers will show up Fri· system on January 1. Governor significant questions of the season, there day at the Red Cross bloodmobile stop G. Mennen Wtlliams made the is another question we each should aslt at Mason. appointment a few days ago, ourselves. Vevay lodge No. 93, I.o.o.F. REMEMBER • ? This unusual picture of the &' Dkkman Good innlceepers will man the Monday elected Gerald Walters ~r~~~!~~r.~~~~ ~ Pier~n ~ tax collector barber shop has been loaned to the News by Mrs. Minnie Thorburn. In Is there room.in our inn? volunteer stations at Mason. General dorf noble grand, Lewis Shaw, i~ ~:~t~~ t~f!~!~~. ~~~~ iii~ The true story of Christmas is lost hospital all year long. vice grand; Gall Every, record Tne· 75 school Years houseAgo--1889 at Onondaga · !.':!.': forthcoming issues, several other Thorburn pictures of early days in Mason wil!j!:.. Ing secretary; Lawrence Every, 'i in the 1964 world of tinsel and bright Good innkeepers wm work on the financial secretary, and Dr, L.A. village is soontofloatthestars i;i; be published. This picture is believed to have been taken about 1900. i::; lights of man. The innkeepers - and in Camp Highfields project for un· W1leden, treasurer. andner stripes.the pupils To willpay forgive the an ban-en. li.\:::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;;;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:::::::;::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:::::}~! a sense all of us are innkeepers - must fortunate boys. , 20 Years Ago--1944 tertatnment. face up to the question and come up Mr. and Mrs, James Dart have Wllliam Van Buren will be the Good innkeepers will work in the purchased the former D.C. Dart u.s. marshal for this district of with a different answer than did that 4-H, Boy Scout, Girl Scout· and other home on E. Oak street. Michigan. innkeeper in Bethlehem. youth programs. ,~:,~;:~~~:;::·,,,,.,_, The Bethlehem innl The Ingham County News' Wednesday I December 9 I 1964 - Page a-3 Scout Christmas. i Tree Dedicate Holt Debate Student Council Aging Boilel' Schools. to Have Sale Getting Unc;le,. Way Gi'ves Up Ghost Parties Dec. 17 Church Teams Win HOLT - The old oil holler HOLT -The annual Christmas of the Ben Bradish station on Plan Wins Favor at the Delhi Charter township HOLT - Christmas parties ln... .0..1 tree sale sponsored by the Holt north Cedar street In Holt. HOLT - Although student coun -in learning the processes, but not hall gave up the ghost last week all elementary schools will be i Boy Scout Troops 40 and 142 This Is the lOth year in the 1st Contest cils were tried out in Europe and for awhile employes in the Thursday afternoon. December Sunday to tell them what to do. The goal 17, The last day of school be- Is now In progress at a lot north joint venture of the two troops 200 years ago, they are fairly of studmlt councils Is to create townshp offices faced something fore Christmas holidays is De In serving the Holt community, HOLT -Holt Presbyterians are HOLT - Holt high school de new here. an atmosphere of leadership and of a problem trying to keep warm. cember lB. School will resume Proceeds l'rom the sale are planning dedication services of baters won both rounds in their The students have 1·eacted fav responsibility such as the stu A new boller, this one or the used in subsidizing the cost of the new church edifice at Aur first state contest in the pro Ol'ably to the organizing of a dents will face as adults, gas type, bas now been Installed, January 41 19~5. sending Boy Scouts to summer elius and Holt roads Sunday De gram sponso1·ed by the Michigan student council, One of the first One of this year's projects of however, and things are back to Holt Ojjel's nor mal again, camps and the purchase of Camp cember 13, High School Forensic league, The projects requested was to name the Holt student council Is to pro c hrlstmas open-hou~e Is equipment. Open house will be observed opponents were students of Con a student of the mont h • This mote gifts for the mentally ill. Because of the mishap to the scheduled at the 4 elementary The trees are fresh I y cut from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m., fol cord high school near Jackson, choosing and honoring of a de Glits will be given early to en old boiler, which had done yeoman schools in co"operatlon with the . Independent locally by the boys and t h e I r Representing Holt were Jay se1·vico for many years, a meet lowed by dedication services, serving and well liked student able the patients In the mental Parent Teachers association fathers, The sale opened Satur Dannelly and Tom Bozack, neg Ing of the Ingham County Em Rev. Robert Moreland minister entirely for his or her citizen hospitals to have the pleasure Monday, December 14 from 7:30 day on the lot for the week-end ative team; Susan Nuoffer and ship has brought strong interest ployes association, scheduled for of the East Lansing Presbyterian of wrapping and giving gifts to to 9 p.m. at Elllott, Midway and will begin on a full time Dewey Marlatt, affirmative. and attempts by other students last Wednesday night at the town Study Plan church and state clerk of the each other or to send cards to and Dimondale schools and Tues- basis after school and evenings The proposition debated was to copy their conduct, slip hall had to be moved to Grand Rencr Presbytery, will remembered friends, day, December 15 from '7:30 , i by December 15, "Resolved that the control of . The younger children and even the Woman's cll!b house In Lan HOLT - Thirty-three high be the speaker. Giving to less fortunate people to 9 p.m. at Sycamore school, nuclear weapons shall be exer the sixth graders lool1 foreward sing, school students are now entering Participating In the services gives the children a feeling of cised by an International organ to the honor of being chosen by well being, a program for independent study. will be Rev. Vernon T. Smith Ization". their classmates. They lil1e the Juniors and seniors who are in of Coldwater a former pastor Elemental'y of the Holt church; Rev, Richard Judges for the debate were Dr. feeling of rllsponslblllty for re terested In this program may ap F. Knowles o! Decatur; Rev. Gordon Thomas and William Ful porting to the council of dlifl Pawlowski Gets Flowers Make ply to the committee of teachers, Aaron Hyde of Beaverton and kerson, Jr. of Michigan State uni cultles that members of their who evaluate each request to de versity, room may have In dealing with termine 1i the student would Music Gains Rev. Donald T. Jackson of Stock Super Shoe Shine A Wonderful bridge, Rev. Knowles, Rev. Hyde The coach of the Concord team other children on the playground, benefit from a study period. The and Rev. Jackson are all sons Is George Wander. Holt's coach for example and having the coun following factors are considered HOLT - Walter Pawlowski, as. of Holt church members and is Charles N, Hill. cil as a whole find a solution in the evaluation, Popula,.ity slstant principal a! Holt high GiJt For Any went out from the Holt church to Holt is scheduled to meet 3 for the problem, 1. Has the student demonstrat school received a super shoe become ministers, Rev. Paul other schools in the state wide The council is or ganlzed as ed good citizenship and a respon shine from the shoe shine pro Occasion HOLT -The elementary music Ma.rtln Is the present pastor of program, Stockbridge, Mason and a truly democratic Idea, Two sible attitude? department of Holt schools has ject co n duct e d F rid a y by the Holt church, Eaton Rapids. Schools h~tvc to children from each room, begin students to raise money for 2. Has he m1de good use of his organized an enjoyable and well win 50 per cent or better of their ning with the second grade, are study time? Karl Krauss, Lansing architect the student council programs, rounded program. Classroom and Donald Schermer and horn debates to be eligible for a de elected to the council. This Is how 3. Has the student demonstrat music, assemblies, choirs, glee John Warren held the can of pol CLEMENTS contractor, will also be present at bate plaque. the children begin to learn how to ish while Sue Jankoviak and Bob 'I ed ability to work at his capacity? clubs and instrumental lessons the services, · The second round o£ debates select wlsely al'long their class Outstanding achievement is not Hoffman use the polishing cloth. FLOWER SHOP comprise the organization of the Mr. and Mrs. J. Gower Chap took place Tuesday night at Holt mates. required, but the student's abil elementary music program. Jay Dannelley, Tomene Grliflth man are the general chairman high school. Sexton took sole There is a sponsor available and Pam Howe offered helpful ity to work up to his potential Classroom music is taught for the dedication program. to help as needed, to guide them 928 Walnut HOLT is. hold on first place in the C~tpl advice, through the co-operation of mus. A reception will follow from tol Clty Debate league at that 4, Is the student carrying a ic consultant and a classroom 5 to 6 p.m. In the Fellowship time, when Its B teams won all program of studies requiring a teacher. The music teacher room, 4 debates. With nine wins and only SUPER ,RIGHT BEEF large amount of out of class teaches a 25 minute lesson in prepa1·atton. one loss to date Sexton stands In each classroom of children in the favored position to take the Students accepted into the pro grades one through 6 each w·~ek, league championship in the final gram report to an assigned teach and the classroom teacher cac round set for 7 p.m. Wednesday er at the start of each study ries on the work during the re Mission at Waverly high school. period, and then are released maining four days, Other teams which competed for Independent study. The stu Elementary musIc teachers Chuck Roast Tuesday were Gabriels, Okemos, dent may then go to one of the are Mrs. Susan Gibbs and Mrs. Holt and Waverly High schools individual study centers, to a Elaine Racette, Elementary Planning and Michigan School for the Blind. vacant classroom or to the li choirs are composed of 5th and brary to work. The winner of the final totals 6th graders who have demon Wednesday night will be awarded Center Since the beginning of the pro strated good singing ability and a tropl1y annually donated by a ,r gram In SeptemlJer, the coopera interest. Many types of choral Pageant Lansing merchant, Charles Hill, tion of the students involved has music are sung in 2 and 3 part ~ chairman of the league this year, Blade been most satisfactory. Accord harmony, will make the presentation, ing to John Wellington, high HOLT - A Christmas pageant The combined choirs from the by the church school at St. MI school principal, the present pro 4 elementary schools provide gram of in-class study time, sup chael's Episcopal mission, 701 Cuts music for the annual Christmas Eifert road, Is scheduled for 10 Holt Briefs LB. plemented by permitting deserv and spring concerts at the high ing students opportunities for in school, a.m. on Sunday, December 27, HOLT - The Holt Womens dependent study is a satisfactory John Bluet, vicar of the church, Christian Temperance Union will Boys glee clubs were begun announced this week. arrangement, last year. Boys are admitted to have a Christmas meeting Mon st. Michael's has been serv the glee club after demonstrat day December 14 at 7 p.m. in ing the Holt area for the past 7 the social hall of the Holt Meth Pork Steaks Fryer Parts Baby Chicks ing good vocal abil1ty and In terest in joining, years as a parochial mission odist church. Miss F I oren c e BOSTON BUTT SLICES sponsored by St. Paul's Episco PORK BUTT CUT FROM FRESH FRYERS HOLT - Jim Rlbby, 13, son Instrumental lessons are of Hicks, of the Holt area and mis of Mr. and Mrs. Al!Jert Rlbby, pal church of Lansing, sionary to Alaska from the Holt ROAST BREASTS fered to sixth grade students It moved into its new house of 4224 Keller Road, Holt surplrsed interested in brass and woodwind Baptist church now home on fur his family on Thanksgiving day worship on Eifert road In 1960 Ribs instruments. Two 45 minute les 1 lough, will speak and show pic LB. WHOl! by bringing 3 baby chickens In after conducting services for tures of mission work In Alaska, 3Sc Attached ~B. ~~S sons are give n weekly to more 5 5 4 7 ( several years at the North school. from the barn. His grandmother1 than 100 sixth grade pupils, The Mrs. Ruby Ribby said the chick The new church building was Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Engle of 1 Christmas choir concert will be ens hatched without an incubator the result of the labors of VIcar Alaska were house guests of Miss Don't Forget to Enter A&P Sweepstakes presented on Thursday, Decem Andrew St. John who preceded Starr Sorenson last week during 's~~~I~N Webster Dictionary only 89c co~~~N which Is unusual for this time ber 10 at Holt high school gym of year. Vicar Bluett and volunteer work a visit to the Holt and Lansing nasium at 7:30 p.m. 50 PHILCO TV SETS AND 2,000,000 PLAID STAMPS, ers from among the church con area with relatives and friends, s~co~I~N Book of Science only 89c c6ri:~N gregation, Mrs. Engle is the former Jac 5th Week Sweepstakes Winners of 16" 'Philco TV Sets Vicar Bluet came to the mis queline Dykstra who, with her Cold Meat Slicer only 99c c~1;~N MRS, SYLVIA PRICE MR. JOHN L. SHORT MRS, C. S. UDELL sion last August after serving as fanilly, was a former Holt res MISS VENE BOUCK Holt's School Buses. assistant minister at All Saints ident. Jacqueline was a student :' Episcopal church in Detroit. He at Holt high school. The· Dyk and his wife, Helen, have a 6 stra family moved from Holt to Travel 842 Miles a Day months old son, named Christo Alaska in 1961 settling near pher. Anchorage and Mrs. Engle grad A REAL HOLT - A recent report to Everett high school in Lansing. Services are conducted at the uated from Anchorage high school the board of educ3.tion brings out The physically handicapped chil mission each Sunday at 8 a.m. in 1962. The Engles, newly weds, VALUE! LB. some interesting facts concern will make their new home in lOt dren go to Walnut street school and 10 a.m. The church school Bananas ing the size and scope of the Holt- In Lansing and elementary type is at 10 a.m. It is under the di Cheyenne, Wyoming where Engle Dimondale schools transpor- · A program at Sycamore school rection of Mrs, Charles Mallory, is stationed with the U.S. Air tatlon progTam. In Holt, Force. ------HEKMAN There Is a total fleet of 16 The total cost of the trans lt''s a Boy Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Parisian 1-LB. buses and 2 station wagons. They portation service each year Is HOLT - Mr. and Mrs. Jerry are operating 13 elementary $64,000, which allows for re hosted Christmas Bohemian Din BOXES J. Sumerix, 2363 North Cedar ner and pary of the Dunn Com routes, 12 secondary routes and placement of 2 buses with new street have a new son, Jeffrey Club Crackers 3 noon kindergarten routes with munity club Friday evening. Tlle 3 ones each year. Most of t)lis cost Justin, born at Ingham Medical buses, and 2 special education group enjoyed a social evening A&P is reimbursed from state and hospital November 29th. ) I routes with station wagons, county funds, and Christmas gift enchange, These vehicles transport 1,410 Still another important aspect LB. children daily. The total daily of the transportation program Is CAN mileage Is 733 miles for the the many extra trips the buses To Discuss Zoning Vacuum Coffee buses and 209 miles a day for l take on educational field trips, the station wagons. The buses are also used In a HOLT - The Delhi Charter SUNNYBROOK, GRADE A, MEDIUM Township board w111 meet joint The special education routes wide variety of extracu1·ricular ly with the township zonlngboaxd carry trainable mentally handi activities, such as inter-schol Thursday evening at the township capped children to the Towar astic athletics. DOZ. hall to discuss some problems Garden school, East Lansing and facing the zoning board In the Fresh Eggs 3 Kiwanians Mark common Interests of the town. WONDERFOIL Sell Doughnuts ship and to study the possibility Pearl Harbor Day of writing a new township zon ing ordinance which would Incor 75-FT. ·HOLT - Holt Kiwanis club porate ordinances 16, 17 and 18 To Aid Campaign olJserved the 23rd anniversary ROLL Into one ordinance. of the attack on Pear 1 Harbor Aluminum Foil 69c on December 7, 1941 at a din Sc OFF LABEL On Dystrophy ner program Monday evening at the Delhi Charter Township hall. HOLT - Approximately 500 area high school students went Major Emmon of the Marine on the march Sunday afternoon Corps League was the dInner speaker and William Sode, pro Tang ...... 6i~·J:; 7 3c ·, ... for the annual "Doughnuts for Dystrophy" campaign In the Lan gram chairman. sing and Holt are a, Different The club members wives and B_Lg_x_l__ clubs were featured from Lansing children and Key Clubbers will S~"ltin_e_s___ (_T-~-i-~-?-PA-~~-o~-p-) _____ 3_ c : schools and a group of individual enjoy a buck dinner Monday De Your volunteers from Holt high school. cember 14 at the Delhi Charter Township hall and following the The Lansing-Holt area was di meal will go In a car caravan Health FROZEN, A&P, SLICED AND SUGARED vided Into 40 districts with ap to Mason for a tour of the new proximately 12 to 15 students per Ingham r::ounty jail. district riding in private cars. Is Our 10-0Z. · 't"r the afternoon project a PKGS. ·r: was given and refresh Business Strawberries l 39c . s served to the volunteers. : rJult chair man from Holt JANE PARKER ILIGHTI 5 LB. 3 LB. 1% LB • wa» - llvin Meefe, assisted by student chairman, Unda Meefe. Holt School Lunch Menu MONDAY, DECEMBER 14 ·Pig in a blanket, buttered Fruit Cakes s399 s19s s149 peas, pickle r:hips, apple crisp, potato chips, ~pint milk. MARVEL ore here. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15 ·Chili with crackers, fruit salad, bread & butter, coffee cake, ~pint milk. o GAL j • Mistletoe WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16- Creamed turkey on Ice Milk • • IJ2 49c biscuit, buttered beets, relish sticks, pears, !t2 pint • • • ·------· I • Wreaths milk. ~ TOILET ROLL 4 • Roping THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17 • Goulash, buttered Ajax LIQUID, WITH AMMONIA 15-0Z. 39c Soft-Weve TISSUE 2 PKG. 27c } Bt9e99e~ green beans, corn bread & butter, fruit jello, ~pint milk. ~ artd • Holly 14-0Z. I 00-FT. ·' FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18 - Tuna & noodles, cabbage Aiax Cleanser 2 CANS 33c Cut-Rite PLASTIC WRAP ROLL salad, roll & butter, peanut butter cup, ice cream ~ 29c C(lllVlt Order your pint milk. Christmas Poinsettias 5-LB. II -OZ. Pri,,.. in this ad effective thru Saturday, Dec. 12, 1964 QAeeAlOUQe now. Aiax LAUNDRY DETERGENT PKG. * Dried Supplies 4292 Keller Rd. Griffith Drugs Holt, Michigan Where Your Prescription Is Filled with Care 3-LB. I 11~ -OZ. Phone OX 4-4871 Fab DETERGENT ·Wiro !lervice Holt PKG. 79c The Ingham County News, Wednesday, December 9 1 1964 - Page B-4 Band Walks Away Senior 11olt Athletic Group -With Victory Jug Enjoys a Play Night By RUTH CAMP ers and the varsity cheerleaders, Plqy \ Stockbridge High School who presented a humorous skit. By PAT MARTIN' to organize a student form day. STOCKBRIDGE - Taking the Mter several rousing cheers, Holt High School Bob H o!f man was appointed advice ot director Keith Saxton, Principal Richard Howlett read Holt Girls Athletic association chairman, the senior band wont to ln.st the new rules for those who ride Success presented a pI a y night Wed A dance took place alter the Friday's pep rally and walked the spectator bus to the basket nesday, December 3, About 30 Holt-Howell game. The majority otl with the victory Jug, the ball games, They are; Windows By HOLLY HILL girls, all members, attended. of the basketball players were award given to the class that on the buses are to remain closed; Mason High School Among the present. The attendance of stu yells the loudest during the ral once the bus Is in motion, there. The Senior play of Mason high a c tlvitles dents was also good, lies. will be no moving around; there· school was presented on Thurs. were basket The dance was sponsored by During the morning band re Is to be no excessive noise such. day, December 3, and Saturday, ball and soc. the freshman class, hearsal, the bandsmen were un as yelling, cheering, etc, sing" December. 5. It was entitled "Cin cer, Mter the **** ,• I usually noisy and after getting lng not Included; the megaphone derella Complex," and had as Its a c tlvlties Members of the student coun settled down, Mr, SllXtont with Is to be used by cheerleaders theme a modern-day Cinderella, milk and cil blocked the h.alls as they tongue in cheek, (I think; sald only; students must return on the The main characters were Kathy cookies were shined the shoes of students, that any group who could be same bus In which they rode to Hulett, as served. The shoe shine toolt place all Miss Tom that noisy '· the game and no one Is to re ~In de r ella,_ day Friday, December 4, should be turn with anyone else without Lee Snookas ek, the girls' The price for the shoe shine gym teacher, "Pat" able to win permission, Anyon e causing her father, was 15 cents, The money re the jug at the was present to supervise the ceived went into the treasury trouble on the buses will be , Mary Lee girls. pep rally, subject to dlscipllnary action and ·Ware as her of the student council. Not wanting w111 forfeit bus privileges for step mother, **** **** Holt students and teachers at The Pom-Pon girls did their to let their the rest ot the year; absolute 1 Jean Recher leader down, HERE ARE MASON 5 safety patrollers of the month of November. From tended an assembly an drinking, sldt during the half time of the silence will be observed at rail and Barb Tuesday, December 1, the musi- road CI'Osslngs. left to right are David Tal boys of the Cedar street school. Patricia Reeser of St. ScheUer as Holt-Howell game. In the skit cians pro~, Robert Hammond of the Mich they used pom-pons In various **** James schoo I and Phi I ip Samson of the Stee Ie street schoo I . '"H II ,. her two step- Igan Alcohol Education group told dances, ceeded to win 0 Y sisters. Mrs, The glee club and junior high of some Incidents In which people the vote ot chorus presented a short Christ Jo Oesterle was the director, **** the. Judges and as a result the s!on of "Jolly Old Saint Nicho with Jo Ann Derry and Sandy had been killed or badly hurt Holt students and teachers at mas concert last Wednesday ev by drinking, He also spoke of victory Jug will rest In the tro ening at the PTA meeting, 'l'he las". The two groups were then Balley as the student directors. tended a pep assembly Decem phy case during the coming week, excused and enjoyed refresh what drinking would do the mind ber 4. The cheerleaders led stu junior chorus presented itsnutn The play was very delightful to and body. dedicated to the band. bers first, singing "Deck the ments while their parents car Williamston Seniors see and, I am sure, a great dents In singing the Holt song Also during the pep meeting, ried on the business of the PTA. He didn't tell us what we should while the pep band played. Halls" and "Do You Hear Wllat success. Brad Weddon, student council **** or should not do but told us the One of the co-captains of the president, gave a speech on good I Hear", accompanied by Kay Members of**** the junior class results and mi sfo r tunes of basketball team told the group Baldwin. They also sang "The Bad weather on Friday can drinking, spectator sportsmanship. have been hard at work selling Planning For Sno-Ball celled our game and after-game he was sure the team could win Then Duane C I ark, head bas Christmas Song." stationery to raise money for dance. The game, with the Oke The student council had a meet with all of us behind It, ketball coach, Introduced the The girls glee club followed, next year's senior trip, The three By LOUISE MILLER 11th and 12th graders can par mos Chieftans as our opponents, Ing Thursday, December 3. The cheerleaders taught us a players, both varsity and junior singing "Go Tell It On The Moun who sold the most were; Debbie Williamston High School ticipate at the junior high. The was .to be our first Capitol cir Reports were given on the pro new song and led us In some old ones. varsity teams. taln", "Break Forth 0 Beau. Stephens, Bonnie Greenamyer As Decem freshmen can go to the ele-. cuit game. It will be re-sche gress the committees made. The Also IntrOduced were the newly teous Heavenly Light", "Mary Stephens, Bonnie Greenamyer ber briskly mentary school twice a year. The duled later In the season. committee for the club calemlar elected junior varsity cheerlead- Had A Baby" and a modern ver- and Nancy Wetzel. The entire moves on, participation depends on the stu The proceeds of the dance reported that the calendar was sale totalled $3 76. 8 5. our annual dent's grades and if they sign ready for typing and mimeo Black Flags were to be given to the Toys graphing. **** Sno- Ball and up one week prior to the cadet for Tots drive, along with any The debate group travelled to Christmas teaching day. toys which the students may have The constitution committee an Jackson last week for a practice come upon The Future Farmers of Ameri brought . ln. Another dance will nounced progress In rewriting Good Omen This Christmas -¥ *" debate. No winners were deter us, The sen ca are selling Christmas trees be planned for this worth-while the constitution. It Is ready to mined because there were no lor class se west of town next to the SUnoco evant. be typed up, judges present, The next sche lected the gas station. **"* The food committee plans to For Leslie give him the ·t-· ~ .. duled debate Is with Mason on royal court "*** The MC!ub, Mason High's call a meeting December 15, December 9, There Is also a meet for the Sno- i se The Future Homemakers of varsity club, Initiated new mem Plans were made for a govern. scheduled for December 17 with Ball. They are as follows: Jeanne America are selling cook books bers last week. After a week of ment day and letters have gone By KATHY ISHAM ··~:-:.~~ Holt, Following the Christmas Lewis, Beverly Perkins, Janean for the Holidays. They have done to various politicians asl\ing them Leslie High School newest timepiece· answering the commands of the to speak. holidays there wlll be another Raddatz, Joan Salisbury, Mary .this In the past and reports have old members, the pledg_es are now Leslie High school's student meet with Grand Ledge on Jan Ann Smith, and Bonnie Taylor been very favorable. active members. The group also discussed plans councll got everyone Into the ~nce166~ ~ uary 16. escorted by Tom E if e r t, **** The Betty Crocker scholarship swing of the basltett:all season Mike Honey, Paul Mahaney, Brett Tuesday night the Dramatics tests were given Monday. The by selling black flags with the .· Thompson, Bill Wood and Dan club went to see the "Master girls participating took the test "Hawks" name on them, Yake. The senior class w!ll vote Bullder", a production by the during their Home Economics School Band Thursday Choral Units again to select the royal couple. Performing Arts Company ot class period, the freshmen The student council, which is Michigan state university, The And Chorus to came through sponsoring this formal occasion, At the Student**"'* Council meeting with a victory group had an additional interest when they To Present met Tuesday to further plans. this time, because Mary Hard on Monday, It was decided to Present Concert played Jack Some committees have been wick, a local actress, who lives donate the proceeds of the dance working very hard to bring forth to the Toys for Tots. Also a son North In Wllllarnston had a lead In the LESLIE - Leslie school's Par west. Their A Concert the best Sno-Ball ever. The dec play. The reports were that she permanent dance committee was ent Teacher association program orations committee has made set up consisting of Mary Anne second game did a marvelous job. Thursday night will feature the Is Monday Stocltbrldge high school choral several murals to bring out the O'Brien, Jane Guerriero, Lee bands and choruses of the 3 groups are hard at work pre- Swiss atmosphere. The publicity **"'* night at Les- "K th , ACCUTRON "412" Snook, and Holly H111. This com Leslie schools, lie. a Y Smart styling In n IOK gold paring for their annual Christ- committee met last Saturday to The Girls' Athletic associa mittee w111 be In charge ot ob filled case. Raised faceted mark· mas concert to be presented at make six posters and a sign-up The wrestling team also began ers, luminous hands, water· tion had a business meeting this taining chaperones, refresh Selected Christmas music will the new high school gym next poster. The couples wanting sou. ments, and admissions, its .season Thursday night when proof•, shock-resistant, alligator week. They discussed their highlight the joint program with the team wrestled at Northwest, strap, $135.00 Wednesday, December 16, at 8 venlrs must sign up on this chart. Christmas party. It will be on p.m. The others involve, encouraging **** John Shubert directing the band **** .. ;Jk, Dr;cember 12. Linda Risch, a The Girl's Athletic association and Mrs. Imogene Crane direct The junior high school chorus the guys to get their dates for bowled at its activity meeting Photographers came Thursday G.A.A. member, will be our hos ing the vocal music groups, and finished taking group pic ·~ of about 100 voices under the the dance, and information about tess. The Risch family has an Tuesday, after school. direction of Mlss1 Charlene the dance.Thesouvenlr-program tures for the yearbook. Pictures artificiaL lake where~ they have **** The program will mark the ··-···Pryor,· ··wm sing· se-veral· num..; · ·conimltfee is sending their pro The Bulldog ·Balladeers, Ma were taken of the wrestling team, made .us welcome to go ice skat first time the two music groups '' the library girls, and many clubs; bers, including "Pablo, the Rein- grams to be sllk-scr.eened and Ing and -voast hot dogs,,.. ,: son's Boys Glee· club, are sel have presented a public perfor. deer", "Do You Hear What I printed, then the committee wlll llng candy to raise funds for their **** **** mance on the new stage In the Another busy day was Friday, Hear?" and "Little Drummer put glitter on them to obtain On Tuesday night the Spirit new uniforms, The group Is high school. The new curtains Boy". the finished product. directed by Warren Emrick. The. seniors received their pic makers made tags saying "Make have been Installed and the stage tures In the morning and were **** the 'Glads' sad". This was re *'** lights are available for. special Members of the girls' glee The Future Teach~rs' of Am busy exchanging them all day, club, directed by Miss Nellie ferring to the Fowlerville Glad A choral concert will be pre lighting effects, erica take part In a cadet teach sented by the senior high school **** ' ACCUTRON SPACEVIEW "H" Stevens, will include "0 Holy Iators. The:Hornets did carry out ing ·program, This consists of choruses and junior high school Charles Smith, PTA president, The pep meeting put on Fri IOK gold filled case, water· Night", "Sleep of the Infant Je the me s s age by defeating the day afternoon by the Varsity club proof•, luminous dial and hands, the F. T.A. students going to the Gladiators both games. choruses Wednesday night at the urges all members of the com with matching IOK gold filled sus" and an unusual arrangement junior high or elementary school was exciting and different. A gen of "Deck the Halls", '*** senior high school. It Is the an munity to come and listen to expansion band. $150.00 once a month. The lOth, 11th nual Christmas concert and the the students who have spent many eral assembly much like that ot The cheerleaders practiced the United Nations was formed. A feature of the program will and 12th graders can participate Tuesday and Thursday nights, singers have worked hard to make hours getting ready for the per The starting line-up acted as That was the year they put the balance wheel be the singing Christmas tree, at the elementary school and the They planned their pep rally It enjoyable and nice to hear. formance. The program will be I am sure It will be. representatives from the five into the watch and started watches ticking. Now Basically the tree will consist also will be seats a vallable in and the coach had a program set gin at 8 p, m. in the cafetorium leading nations. A debate was I'll see you next week! of the high school. of the 62 members of the glee the bleachers. up which was with dliferent boys held to decide whether the war the tick tack is obsolete. After 300 years, it's club who will form the shape from the team going through var been replaced by the tiny Accutron tuning fork Everyone who enjoys the music with Stockbridge was to be a of a tree with unusual lighting of Christmas Is. lnvlted to the ious defensive plays. defeat or victory. The members which keeps time through vibrations. The resu It: effects, The pep rally was candelled as concert. There will be no ad Hear Talk Cheer Leaders of the assembly declared It to a very faint hum and the most precise wrist time· Chalrs w111 be placed on the mission charge, but a free will the weath.er forced our school be vlctoriuous and so It was. A floor of the gymnasium and there offering will be taken, system to dismiss school at 1:30 few cheers were yelled then we piece ever. Accutron guarantees average daily p.m. and the rally was sche To Go to Clinic accuracy within 2 seconds. We'd say this is the sang the school song, duled for 3:05 p.m. on Friday. On Alcohol, WEBBERVILLE - The varsity **** perfect gift of time. On Wednesday and Thursday Wil cheerleaders from Webberville Many members of the Leslie My congratulations to those who mode the liamston schools had Parent will attend a clinic for cheer F FA (Future Farmers of Ameri Honor Roll at Mason high, Teacher's conferences. Classes Its Effects leaders at Owosso, There w111 ca) were dismissed from school ran from 8:45 a.m. to 11:50 be workshops on cheerleadlng Thursday and Friday to go to a.m. on Wednesday and 12:25 p.m. By CHERI RUEST techniques and I earn 1n g new Chicago, The bus left about 6 Fink Jewelry SAL AYOUBEE to 3:30p.m. on Thursday. Dansville High School cheers. The girls who will attend a.m. Thursday and returned Fri All the students In the jun '121 W. Maple Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada ***"' are Pam Law, SUsie Bowen, Gin day evening, The trip was educa. We have begun our third six Ior and senior high school at ny HOdge, and Debbie Dalton, Uonal and enjoyed by almost Mason 100 N, Penna. Avt:. weeks of the year. Students, Dansville met in the gym for Mrs. Larner, their sponsor, will everyone. again, start fresh to improve an assembly. The speaker was 'When caao crystal and (rown arc fnMcr. Prices plus tax. Phone IVanhoe 9.9031 accompany them. **** their grades. Robert Hammond from the Mich The chorus Is busy practicing igan Alcohol Education group. He was cancelled and the students for a Christmas program to be talked to about al were dismissed early. staged for the Parent Teacher's cohol and Its **** association, December 10. The affects on the At a faculty and student council band also Is planning to play Navy Offers human bOdy. meeting last week, it was decid tor this event. He stated that ed that the Pep club and the Var **** the first no sity club were to be given offi Mrs. O'Connor's French clas Recruit Deal ticeable af cial status. The sponsors of the ses and 3rd hour Spanish class fect Is the clubs are, Mrs. Myrna Campbell, are planning the Christmas pro Fred Wheeler, DCl, USN, lo hearing, The Pep club and Loren Willey, Var granl to be put on for the stu. cal navy recruiter, announced to. person who Is sity club, dent body, December 18, day that the navy is granting leave drinking, **** **** for the Christmas holidays for "'Cheri" from the af The 7th grade "Sextet" sang The dance planned for Friday recruits that enlist during the fect on the at the Dansv1lle Methodist church night was cancelled because of month of December, hearing, speaks quite loudly. Sunday evening. Members of the bad weather. Other effects Hammond mention group are: Priscilla Diehl, Candy **** Applicants th.at enlist In De ed were loss of coordination, Rabadau, Marsha Taylor, Peggy Denise MIller returned to cember will be sworn in the navy Impairment of vision, and loss King, David Sheathelm and John school Wednesday with the aid ot on December 21st after which of equll1brlum. Hammond also Townsend, with June Damon, ac some crutches. Her knee is still they will be granted 13 days mentioned a few affects of al companist. They sing under the sore but we hope It will soon advance leave. Upon expiration cohol upon teenagers. leadership of Miss Elsie Cobb. be well. of their leave on January 4th, **** **** **** 1965 at 8 a.m., they will re-. Chalrmen for candy sales at the Sincere and heartfelt sympathy turn to the Federal building in The feeling of excitement and basketball games this year are is extended from the students at Detroit for the purpose of ob joy ran high at Dansville last Bob Barker, chairman for the Leslie to Phil Brown and the rest taining transportation to their Wednesday, due to the fact that seniors; Marie Warfle, co-chair of his family, who lost a dear respective naval training centers the Varsity team won its first man for the seniors; and SUsie father when Brown Sr. died Fri at Great Lakes, Illinois, and basketball game of the season Wagner, chalrman for the junior day night during the basketball San Diego, CalJfornla. Tuesday night, from Waverly, class. game. a Class A high school. Wheeler, DC1 1 points out that **** this advance leave will not pre Richard's Specials For the Week clude the granting of regular Seniors met in the multi-pur recruit leave upon completion pose room Thursday to take the of recruit training. airman's qualifying exam. These tests were presented by the u.s. For full details see your local Air Force testing services. 1 Gal. Vanilla Ice Cream ••••• 99¢ navy recrUiter at 106 w. Alle •••• gan St., Room 353, Hollister 2 Half Gals. of Carton Milk •••• 78¢ What kind of a tiger do you want under your hood? (Have you priced a tiger lately?) building. There were big plans at Dans. vllle last Friday as everyone pre 1 Doz. Large Eggs ••••••••• 49¢ If you're liandy with a whip and chair, go for the 360·hp GTO.It bites. But then, even the 335·hp GTO bites. If you Quick Wide-Track Tigers pared for the game to be played want a slightly more civilized package(butwith lots of the GTO muscle), try the Le Mans. You can get it with a six or at Dansville that night with Pinck Whipping Cream ••••••••••• 29¢ either of two V·8s. Thev all have buc:ketseats Caroetina.And .c:cst less than. same tame c:ats. So co price a tiger, Pontiac Le Mans & GTO ney. A Pep club meeting was set SIE_THE NEW BONNMLl.E, STAR ~IEF, GRANO PRIX. CATALINA, LEMANS, GTO AND TEMPEST AT YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER. for 3:30 p.m. wlth the cheer "Richard's" EggNog •••• qr•• 59¢ leaders leading the students 1n various cheers, Also there was .4 NORTON PONTIAC much excitement about the dance T1s45:"JEFFERSON- MASON, MICH. which was to follow the game. RICHARDS DAIRY But, due to the weather, the game 340 S. Cedar Moson OR 1·4101 The Ingham County News, Wednesday, December 9, 1964 - Page B-5 i I' Soule Open Area Couple Exchanges Vows Council. . . Proceediflg~I Household Dec. 7, 1904 essary fee, Sixty Days later the l In 'waterloo Lutheran Church ~ Councilman Lore11 Shattuck and ·no.use Set City received a Deed from the st. 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SALES The_lngham County News, Wednesday, Decem~er 9, 1964 .I Culture Club Mason Group Gets Ready Has Program Hospit~l News IJIH'l'l!S Mrs, 'Jack Ammerman, Mason Mrs. Robert Dancer, assisted A son, James William, was Lloyd Aseltine, Okemos RELEASED IJy M1•s, Wilbur Ostrander, were born December 2 to Mr. ancl Park j3aldwln, Maso~1 Mrs. Leslie Rle11, Dans1•1lle hostesses to the annual Christ .Mrs. Stanley .r. Robeson of Pleas- Mrs, Nell Bement, Mr,son Duane Lininger, Mason mas pa1·ty of the Stockbridge ant Lal1e at Mason General Mrs. Clarence Boles, Mason Mrs, Kenneth Bm·ns, Dlamollliale For Messiah Presenta.tion Home Culture club December hospl!o.l, Fred Burroughs, Mason Lonnie Ballard Jr., Mason · 4. The rooms reflected the hol Mr, and Mrs; M II an Paul Gayle DePue, Mason Jene, Jesse and !lolly NPWm1n, iday spirit In the gay Christ Waters of Mason· have named Richard Fox, Leslie Mason . mas tree, wreaths, many l,lghts their son born December 2 at Clifford Gaddy, Mason William Adams, M1son and gift corsages at each table Mason General liospital1 John Elsie Gallaway, Leslie Mrs. Walter Flamme, Mason 'placing, Andrew Dismas. Mrs, De Wayne Graves, Mason .Darwin Dougan, Berrien Springs As a Christmas project the Born December 4 at M,1son Mrs, Lyle Green, Leslie Clayton Bates, Leslie women of the club will donate General hospital to Mr. and Mrs, Mrs, Alfred.Gross, Lansing Virginia Elltott, Mason jams and jellies for the Ladles Gerald T, Du·rbln of Mason a ' Mrs, Richard Hovey, Mason Mrs, W·!lter Marshall, stock bridge Home. A collection was taken up son, Douglas Lyle, Frank Kells, Leslie for Care and Glr Is Town, DennIs Elvin is the nam.s, Grace Kelley, Mason Linda Hamlin, Mason ., ( Mrs, Daisy Dancer, leader, chosen by M1•. and M·~s. Mild- Kyle Kyser, Stockbridge Radar Roark, Stockbridge read an article by Kenneth Wil rid~e E, Chllclers ol Lansing William Larsen, Mason Goldie Holbrook, Mason son on the holy season and pre for their son born December Mrs. Lillard Lawson, Mason .Mrs. Charles Diller, Maso11 sented Mrs. Ruth Howard whose 5 at Mason General hospital, Muy Loveless, Okemos Mrs. Kenneth Boettcher, Lansing paper entitled It is Good to Have No name has yet been chosen Mrs. Lawrence McAdam, Mason Wlley Owens, Sto~kbridr;e Been Afflicted was presented. for the infant daughter born De- Florence M1:Ginn, Mason Robert Halm!ck, Mason Mrs. Paul Dancer showed coh>red cember 7 at Mason General has- Eugene Mann, Onondaga Mrs. J,J, Jones, Stockbridge slides of the Annunciation of Mary' pltal to Mr. and Mrs, Manail Dale Mason, Dansville W. Raymond of Mason. Edward Melkvlk, Mason Judy Ketchum, daughter of Mr. from famous paintings of cen and Mrs, Earl D, Ketchum, had turies ago, She then, explained INPATIENTS Alana Newman, Mason a tonsillectomy November 25 at the making of many Christmas Averon Ackley, Mason Clair Otis, Holt the Ingl1am Medical hospital. She wreaths, dec ora t1 on s, candles Theresa Petty, Mason Is 5, and knick knacks that she had Wanda Plncomb, Owosso brought for display, Charles Hanna Cllfto.1 Shaw, Leslle Gean Greenwell Emma Slomke, Mason Leon Wheeler Miss Donna Rut/1 Robins Mrs. Ernest Smith, Mason Bass Miss Shari Anderson Services Set Tenor Contralto Blenn Swift, Mason Soprano .Antiques Mrs, Lynn Welsmlller, Holt Mason Choral society goes into auditorium, Although most of the Funeral services have been set Earl Whipple, Mason the last week of rehearsals be Ushers and usherettes for the lahoma and received her bachelor 100 participants are from Mason, program will be provided by the for Friday, December 11, at 2 Mrs. James W1·1 Stockbridge fore the Messiah performance there are singers from Dansville, of music education degree from p.m. at Ball-Dunn funeral home Sunday, Dacember 13 at 8 p.m. Mason-Dansville Keynote Junior Oklahoma State university, She Spice Eden, Webberville, Eaton Rapids, Music club. After the program for Charles A. Hanna, 84, who In the Mason senior high school Leslie, Lansing and Williamston. is a former graduate student in died at Mason General hospital the Music club of Mason Is hav voice at MSU. Miss Robins has Ing a reception for the Messlah December B, on his birthday. Vote For sung extensively in oratorio Jl?l'· .Program Mr. Hanna was born December singers. This reception will be in form an c e s, In Oklahoma and Couple Selects Bridegroom's the high school cafeteria with a, 1880, the son of William and Michigan. She has been contralto Members of Mason W•Jman's Harriet Beers Hanna In Ingham Irs, Glen Coon in charge of ar soloist at Peoples church In East club met in the Memorial room county. KENNETH FISHBECK _,ngements. Parents' Anniversary to Wed Lansing for the past 2 years. of Mason Presbyterian church Guest soloists for the Mason Presently she is studying with for their ChrIstmas meeting. His· wife, Bernice Wlllpp!e Han Trustee A late fall wedding was sol colonial bouquet of deep blue presentation of the Handel ora J. Loren Jones. Tuesday afternoon, na, died in 1938. emnized Saturday, November 28, fugi mums, torio wlll be Gean Greenwell, Miss Shari Anderson, the so Chr!F: mas music was provided Ingham County at the SS Cornelius and Cyprian The bridegroom's brother, bass; A•. Leon Wheeler, teno1·; prano soloist, halls from Shen by Mrs. ~llen Frederick and Mrs, He was a member of Dansville Catholic church in Bunker Hill James Dunlavy, assisted him as Miss Donna Ruth Robins, con andoah, Iowa. While completing R.R. Robiltns accompanied on the Masonic Lodge, F & AM. at 10 a.m. when Miss Patricia best man. Seating guests were tralto, and Mlss Shari Ander her bachelor of music education plano by Mrs. E, L. Sutcliffe_. son, soprano, Survivors Include a daughter, Community College Gall Lantis became the bride of Richard Lantis of Stockbridge, degree at Drake university, Des Mt·s. Charles Hemans of Eaton Richard Louis Dunlavy. Rev. A. Leon Wheeler tenor solo Mrs. Ethelyn Durbin and 6 grand brother of the bride, and Daniel 1 Moines, Iowa, she per for rn ed Rapids gave a talk on antique children, Registered professional engineer Father Hamer performed the Fa ulkr od of Grosse Pol n t e Ist, is a teacher of vocal music leading roles In the annual opera china and glass and displayed a a'f"hlo_rlnt! r.eremony before the in the Mason elementary schools, Shores. productions, appeared with the large collection of rare pieces, Officiating at the services will a ..Hr !Y.~~!: h .. was banked with A 2 o'clock reception was He holds a bachelor of music Des Moines Symphony and rlir ,qpiced elder and tea sand bouquets of white gladioli, The degree from Michigan State un be Rev. Murl Eastman of Ma Member of Advisory Committe of Civil staged at the Inverness Country ected the Sigma Alpha Iota ~hor wlc!J<'s were served by the hos event was also the 25th wedding Iversity and is currectly a grad son Baptist church, and pallbear Club at North Lake. There the us. Miss Anderson taught In the tess commit tee comprised of ers will be members of the F & Engineering Technology, Lansing anniversary of the bridegroom's wedding cake was served by Mrs. uate student at MSU, He has Des Moines school system aruJ Mrs. W.A. Bergin, Mrs, Roland parents. studied with Frau Hernr!etta AM lodge of Dansville, Burial Community College Vaughn Pfeiffer, a college room simultaneously served as direc Troxell, Mrs. John Angell, Mrs. wlll be In Maple Grove cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lantis mate of the bride from Lima, Klink-Schnieder at the State Con tor of music at the Waka nda Allen Frederick, Mrs. Nellis of Stocl ·=·= 2 Churches to Unite :=:= To Combat Poverty County Employes Group Ray Hotchkiss a! tile probate at the Woman's club house in In Series of Services A newly formed organization to pair and ot11er similar types of court was elected president of Lansing. i I combat poverty In Ingham, Eaton ·work, the Ingham County 1!: mployes' Othel' officers elected were: and Clinton counties has swung A survey Indicates that there association at the annual meeting Mrs. Betty Allen of the county The Ingham circuit Methodist "Christ In the Old Testament churches will present a week end Into action under President John are 61600 fam111es with an income of the group last Wednesday night hospital, vice president; Ednrt Symbols", There will be music son's $800 million economic op of less than ~3,000 a year in Roe, secretary to Judge Louts Christmas program of aRenewal by the Ayers trio, A solo by Rev. portunity act or 1964, Lansing and 10,500 In the trl Coash of the Ingham circuit court, for Christ to be presented In the Robert DeBell, pastor of the The local group which Is known county area (Ingham, Clinton and secretary, and Lucllle Burgess of MWvllle and Northwest Stack Ingham circuit, and the North as the Capital Area Economic Eaton), Library the county treasurer's office, bridge churches next Friday, Sat west quartet composed of Helen Opportunity Com m 1 t tee, (CA treasurer. urday and Sunday by students of Townsend, Howard Townsend, More fame has come to Calvin The Lansing proposal expects "Many people seem to per EOC) Is headed by Mrs, Mary to enroll 600 high school students The meeting opened with a Spring Arbor college, Spring Ar Helen Shru·land and Christine Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs, W. sist In thinking of such a camp Black of Lansing as president and 200 community college bohemian dinner and each per. bor1 Michigan. Otis. Oren Hall, 441 W. Elm street. as a place far punishing young and Alton J. Stroud of Mason, son present brought one or more On SUnday services will be con During the summer, while people, The students enrolled Sets Up whippersnappers who for no rea superintendent of the Ingham In articles which later were auc The program will open Fri ducted at the Northwest Stock working for the western office would be in the 16-22 age group, day at B p, m.. with a service at son suddenly run off the reser termediate school district, as one tioned off by Circuit Judges Sam bridge church at 9:15 a.m. and ot design and construction of the adjudged to be in the poverty the M!llvllle church when Don vat! on. of 2 vice-presidents. The other category and who either are po Street Hughes, Marvin Salmon at the Mlllvllle church at 10:15 National Park service at Mt. "The burden will be on them to vice-president Is Elton Tubbs of Hot Line and Louis Coash and Don Boane Crocker will speak on "Empha a.m. and 8 p.m. tential or actual dropouts. Eli 1 Ranier, In the state of Washington show Initiative and they will have court officer. The money derived sis on Who Christ Is" and Ver Rev. DeBell w1ll speak at the he designed amodelofaproposed Lansing, president of the Great- gible youths would remain In only one chance. However they er Lansing Labor council. The WhiteHouse and the Krem from the auction was divided non DeMllle wlll speak on "Pro morning services on"Theincar day use bullding to be built at the program for 2 years. should have one." Mrs, Black is president of the lin have their "hot line" but so equally among· the Ingha.;n county phecies of His Coming". Music natlon" and. Dr. Thompson will Mt. Ranier. Stroud pointed out that several w111 be provided by the Ayers Drake also lists 4 points which Community Services council In plans being considered by Lan does the Ingham County library hospital, the Ingham Medicalhos. speak at the morning services Otflclals there were so im he believes will further clarify Lansing, system. pita! and the Ingham county home trio and by Dave Collier and speak at the evening service In pressed with his work, that the sing schools are drafted in a Douglas Smith. There also will some of the purposes of High "We a1·e a local committee to manner that will permit ather Renwick Garypie, director of to purchase Christmas and birth the MUlvllle church on "Why design was sent to the San Fran fields. They are: the county library system, an day gifts for patients, be a Christmas hymn sign and He Came for OUr Salvation.'' implement the economic act of school districts In the tri-county prayer period, cisco office of the National Park l-It will nat be a punitive nounced this week that tile library The meeting originally During afternoons of the 3 days service. He not only designed 1964," Stroud said In explaining area to come under the program was On Saturday at the Northwest camp or prison camp where bays some of the work of the com at a later date. here and the state llbi·ary have scheduled for the Delhi Chartel' of the program the students will the bullding but also the land are committed or sentenced mittee. their own "hot line" which Is township hall in Holt but a holler Stockbridge church at 8 p.m., make an evangelism canvass of scaping about 11. Several ather projects are now Robert Kraeger will speak on against their will. The program here Is divided used daily. there went out of order and it the area. Calvin Hall is a senior at before the committee far study. 2-Rather, It w!ll be an op Into 5 divisions, Stroud said, was necessary to move the meet Michigan state university and They Include one submitted by portunity for the boys, and only They include: Every day at 3 p.m. the state Ing to the Woman's house in Lan next June wlll receive his Bache the Mlchig:m Catholic Conference those expressing a desire lo 1-A community action pro Inc. which Involves a neighbor library here contacts the Ingham sing, lor of Science degree in land attend wlll be accepted. Those gram. library headquarters at Hall scape architecture. hood youth corps to provide work Michigan Bell Entertains received will be 14 to 17 years 2-A job corps which offers training and experience with a Memorial library here and re Only 22 years old, he already of age, Three cabins for 12 boys ceives a llstofrequestsforbooks has gained considerable fame as work t r a! n in g to unemployed basic education program for Herbert Stevens each are planned to start, with youths, similar to the old CCC youths 16-21 years of ag·e who as made to the Maso11 IJeadquar a dlaremic artist, D1arama is a 4th added later. Eventual cap program. ters from its branches throughout Children of Its Employes the science of perfecting a pic have dropped out of school. acity of Hlghfields w!ll not ex 3-A work training programfor the county. Taken by Death ture through bullding and paint Another proposed project Is More than 300 boys and girls ceed 48, youngsters now In school In an the Lansing science work train cations; Lansing, Brighton, East ing to give 1t am Impression of The next day the stale llbr ary LESLIE · - Funeral services are expected to attend the 16th Lansing, Howell, Mason, Port 3-A screening committee in effort to keep them there and Ing program. were conducted Saturday at the annual Christmas party Michi third dimension. cluding school and community as Informs the headqua.J.•tershere land, Charlotte and Eaton Rapids. prevent them from dropping out A third program proposed Is Luecht funeral home here far gan Bell Telephone company will A tew years ago he took a blue well as court representatl ves what requests can be filled im of school because of economic designed to provide experiences mediately. These books are sent Herbert J. Stevens, ?5 of 418 give for the children of Its Lan ribbon w!th a design of a model will pass on admission. reasons, 1 hC!ms ·;n a Youth Talent con for children ol parPnts in the directly to the branch unit re East street, who died last Thurs sing area employees December 4-An effective program for 4-A work study program for tez~.;, 'fha! won him a trip to poverty category that will create questing them. day. Burial was In Woodlawn 12. Leslie Resident these youths requires not only college students. In these children adesireand will cemetery here. Scene of the festivities, which War:.Mll'!'ton D.c. that they want to help them ;at1:i·· is a Mason native, He 5-A domestic peace carps, so to help them to become happy Ji books are nat lm mediately Stevens was a retired employe begin at 1:30 p.m., will be the Dies in Florida selve.s and show initiative to called, where 3,000 volunteers and useful citizens. Children available, they are obtained by C, W, otto Junior High School at was ·.. a::-n here and attended Ma become positive assets to the of the New Yorlt Central rail s ... n public schools and gradu w111 tutor and offer services to from pre-school age through the state library from the De road by which he was employed 500 Thomas Street, Lansing, LESLIE -Funeral services are community, but that the com communities of the poor. These grade 12 will be included In this troit public library or the Grand The children, from 3 to 13 scheduled for 1 p.m. Tuesday at ated from Mason high school in munity be willing to help and for 43 years before retirement. volunteers will be paid $50 a program. Rapids public library, . He Is survived by 2 sans, Les years of age, will be entertained the Luecht funeral home here for 1960, He then entered Ferris accept those who want to help month, State college at Big Rapids where These 3 proposals are expec The business now done on the ter of Holt and Doyle of Leslie; by films and stage acts, In ad Miss Muriel L. I<, Covert, 69, themselves. The program basically Is he remained a year before trans ted to be acted upon when the so-called "hot line" formerly one daughter, Mrs, Erwin Beach dition, there will be gifts from of Leslie who died suddenly in ferring to Michigan State. aimed at attacking poverty which, committee meets in December. has been handled by rnatl. The of Mason; 15 grandchildren and 10 Santa Claus for every child, Clearwater, Florida, Stroud explained, embraces fam Other officers of the Capital "hot line" Is quicker, I had a talk with Santa Claus Former Munith great-grandchildren, and 3 sis Parents, me an w h 11 e, will Ilies whose income is less than Area E can om I c Opportunity ters, Mrs. Mable Briggs of She was· a member or Leslie the other day when he was in $3,000 a year. gather at a coffee elsewhere 1n chapter, 155, OES, Delta Kappa Mason and he told of a little Resident Dies Committee are Fred Hanes, di Mason, Mrs, Lydia Nitschke of the bulldlng, · Any established agency such rector of the Lansing branch of Park Lake and Mrs. Helen Kas Gamma sor_ority, Theta chap Mason girl who didn't come to MUNITH - Nella Bell Craft The children are expected from ter, of Lansin-g, -Michigan· and visit him at the court house as a municipality, school dis the Michigan Employment Se Un of Pontiac, Howard, 20, of Plymouth, Indi trict or ather agency may apply curity commission, as secretary, the following Michigan Bell lo- National Education association, because she didn't believe there ana, formerly of the Munith Church Retired Teachers' association is a Santa Claus, for funds under this program. and Maurice Durkee a member Fitchburg area, died last Wed Stroud said, of the Ingham county board of and the Leslie Baptist church. So Santa went to her home to nesday at Parkvies hospital, Ply visit her. The CAEOC has the job of supervisors as treasurer. mouth, Indiana. determining priority of the pro She is survived by a sister The old gentleman knocked on To Burn Williamston Man in-law, Mrs, Harry Covert of She was born on December 9, jects to be submitted by the The executive corn mlttee will the door of the child's home and 1943. Surviving are her husband, Leslie. asked a woman who answered his agencies within the tri-county include the officers plus these Harland Howard; 2 daughters, area. knock U he could talk to Debbie, members at large; Carl Bates, Lana Mae and Treva Gay; her To date only one project has Clinton Countyintermediate Mortgage Killed in Crash "Come right In" the woman parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Michigan state university park said, "There's ·Debbie aver cleared the committee. That one School district superintendent; administration students have Craft, 9 sisters and 4 brothers. OKEMOS - At the 11 o'clock WILLIAMSTON - An accident er of New Hudson; 2 brothers, Is designed to provide financial Wendell Anderson, Eaton County taken to the road. Unlike Europ there.'' Santa saw a little bright Funeral services were Friday assistance so that potential drop SUnday morning service, De east of Williamston on Grand Brian of Wllliamston and James eyed girl of 9 years, who looked Intermediate School district sup River avenue early In the morn ean students, who tour the from the Bunker H111 Pentacoslal outs may remain In school, to erintendent; Stephen A. Parting cember 13, at the Okemos Com of New Hudson, and a step sis quizzically at Santa as he sat Church of God. Rev. Edward munity church the congre gat! on Ing of December 5 claimed the ter, Jerry Lou Weber of New countryside on toot, MSU students down beside her and began to provide work training experience tan, deputy superintendent of Craft officiated. Interment was will participate In "the burning life of a 21-year-old William Hudson, "rough" It only after working talk. to Increase future employability, Lansing public school, and Lee ston man. hours when they roll out sleep In the Fitchburg cemetery, to provide stabilizing Income for of the mortgage" on the Indebt And pretty soon 1t appeared Ing bags while on a 16-day tour the betterment of famlly unity Dramis, Lansing attorney. edness on the church building and Bruce Edward Ahern of 2021/2 that Santa was getting througll to w. Grand River was pronounced Funeral services were Mon of 20 public parks and recrea through student assistance to the the final dedlcatan of the build day afternoon at the Gorsline her and she was changing her Lions Host The Lansing board of educa dead of chest Injuries at the tion areas In 11 states, accord mind about the Christmas visitor. family, to provide financial as ing which was built In 1956, :Brothers funeral home here. tion plans to conduct an infor Guest speaker at the ceremony scene ~Y Coroner Darwin Hoff Ing to L, M. Reid, assistant pro She was just about the most Zone Meeting sistance and counselling which mational workshop on the econ meyer. · :Burial was in Mt. Calvary cem fessor of Resource Development polite child Santa had seen all will enable the dropout to return omic opportunity act December w111 be Rev. David Evans of Bat etery, Williamston, tle Creek, who was pastor at the According to state police, at Michigan State university, day and be thinks she has chang MUNITH - The last regular to school, and to provide pro 10 at the Lansing board offices meeting of the Munith Lions club grams for the employment of Okemos church during the build Ahern last control of hls car and ed her mind about there not being at 419 N. Capitol avenue. It will crashed into the Doan Creek a Santa Claus, was at the Korner Kitchen. There young people in state and com Ing of the brick contemporary CHRISTIAN SCIENCE'.RADIO SERIES deal specifically with types of style sanctuary andf e 11 ow sh 1 p bridge at around 1:45 a.m. There And you must believe, Debbie, were 16 members present and 16 munity acltlv!ties which shall be programs adaptalJle to school guests from neighboring clubs, hall. were no other passengers In the that Santa does exist for now you an extension of on-going-work systems and how to go about ap car. The meeting was a zone meet training programs as provided by Recent sale .of the old church have not only seen him but have plying for them. Ahern who had always lived In WILS (1320 K.C.): talked to him as well. Ing led by Ben Louis, zone chair- local public educational agencies. parsonage, used in the .Past ten man. years as a church off lee has the Wllllamston area, leaves his The work to be done by train --Corn silage can be fed ef And as another newspaperman made possible the retirement wife, Janet Ilene. He also Is many years ago wrote to another George Llebeck was with the ees has 2 requirements: fectively as a part of the ration. of the remaining $13,000 debt, survived by his father, Wayne, Sundovs 9:45A.M. little glr 1, I will say to you group once again after a long ab 1-They must not replace reg Check the feed bunk each day to Biblespeaks to you and his mother, Mrs, BettyWeb- that: sence provoked by aheartattack. ular employes. see If the calf has consumed "Yes, Debbie", "there IS a Mr. Lie beck is the president of 2-They must work for a non all the feed, If not, reduce the the group this year. profit organization, amount fed per feeding. Santa Claus," ( ' What kind of boys will be A new member fortheclubwas Following these stipulations --Feed calves twice a day trained for better lives at High Installed by Don Louis. He Is Al the jobs would include custodial, at regular periods, Faster gains fields, the opportunity camp for bert Schlenker and Is sponsored grounds maintenance, hospital w111 result If the feeder calves boys to be located 2 miles east by Robert Titus. aide, mechanic, typist- clerk, receive three grain feedings per Come look them over! Come try them out! of Eden this next summer? arklng lot he! er. furniture re- day. That seems to be a question They're in our showroom now-ready for you to see and drive. So come that is bothering a lot of resi dents In the vicinity of the pro on in and get the full story on the beautiful new Chevrolets for '65. posed camp. Robert L. Drake, president of Camp Ingham Inc., which Is plan ning and building the camp, says this In reply to the query: "A problem In attempting to describe our plan and the boys for whom the camp Is planned Is that there are problem boys and problem boys, "The boys we are planning for are better typified as boys With pr-oblems rather than· problem boys. •• We are not aiming at the middle class or the upper class over-Indulged child who has lack '65 Chevrolet Impala Super Sport Coupe ed discipline. This is the group the ordinary person automati cally calls to mind since they It's a longer, lower, wider, roomier, road. And even that'll seem newer. think in terms of their own ac quieter, handsomer, swankier kind quaintances, environment and '65 Chevrolet Because now Chevrolet's Jet strata. of Chevrolet. Fact is, just about smooth ride is smoother than ever. everything's new right down to the ••Most people are not ac. And we're itching to show it off. quainted with and few have heard of the group who form our per manent social burdens. As a result, sac 1 e t y 's approach to them continues not only to be inappropriate, Inhumane and ex ceedingly costly, but after 2000 years, downright stupid. "We plan to offer a rational opportunity for those youngsters who never had a chance because of home conflicts from an early age, followed by school retard ME 9541 ation, social rejection, Insuffi cient skills for jobs etc, "These, I think, any person with a drop of human kindness Dishwashers New Corvair Corsa Sport Coupe would want to help-- -particularly when the boys themselves are asking for it. , .. It's a racier loo'king, quicker steer And up to 180 hp available in the '65 Corvair ing, flatter cornering, roomier riding new Corsas. Where do you find out kind of Corvair for '65. With a about this firsthand? Just follow 7% Refrigerators longer, wider new Body by Fisher. the enthusiasts-to our showroom, ... interest paid Mm-e to see, more to t1y in tlte cars 11Wl'e j)eOjJle buy an savings notes Phone 699-2165 Electric Ranges Choose a new Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy II, Corvair or Corvette now at your dealer's Spartan Finance Corp. 21-5242 Richard A. Barnett AL RICE CHEVROLET 2221 H. C~dar-Holt CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY 449 S. Jefferson Mason OR 7-3061 The Ingham County News, Wednesday, December 9, 1964 - Page C-2 Li,vestock Group Works 4 Choirs Michigan Mirror For Un~form Meat Law By Elmer E, White less, however, Under present To Join In law, a person's license is taken spection In Michigan, deSI1Jned to DIFFICULT JOB 1t he Is convicted of drunk driv All-out support fora 11 Unlform A long, long" session ot the Meat Inspection Bill" for Mich comply with u.s.D.A. require ing twice In a year, but many ments, would open up more con 1965 Legislature Is almost as Igan was voted by the Livestock get a lesser penally if they prove sumer markets for Michigan sured by several factors, not Improvement association of Yule Sing a need for the license, grown red meat in other states," the least of which Is the im Michigan at an executive board A considerable n u m be r ot Knlrk said that even though MI OKEMOS - All four choirs of pending state government reor Michigan citizens are affected meeting at M,S,U, December 2, chigan Is a big meat Import state, the Okemos Community church ganlllatlon. according to an announcement by_ annually by the drunken driving rigid In s p e c t I on regulations will join in the presentation of Odd-year sessions are trad law. In the first 9 months of Blaque Knlrlc, president of the would offer economic protection the Christmas story at a ves. itionally longer than those in el group representing most of the this year, Hare's department re to the livestock producers, and per service Sunday, December ection-years, but the Democratic 4 635 li vestoclc producers, cattle, Jamb voked or suspended 1 encouragement to expand their 13, at 4:30 p.m. majorIty-Republican adminis licenses under this law, and 5,487 and swine feeding and selling Mrs. Alfred Ellinwood directs tration situation makes for an groups In the state. operat.lons ·to compete with Im persons lost their licenses dur portations, thus raising the quan the Cherub choir which will sing even more intensive fight over In a resolution that was passed ing all of 1963, tity and quality of red meat sold "How Far is It to Bethlehem" reorganization than was pre unanimously, the L,I,A.M. be In Michigan, and tending to reduce and "Away In a Manger". viously anticipated. HELP*** HELPS came the first agricultural group the price the consumer pays for The Belfry choir, directed by The 1963 Constitution gave th!l In the state to dedicate itself School dropouts nnd other re his beef, veal, lamb and pork. Mrs. Stephen Weller will give Legislature until 1966 to set down luctant learners are not an In to the passage of legislation that Handel's "0 Daughter of Zion" new government divisions, would control red meat slaughter, 1'he Livestock Improvement vention of the 20th Century, but Association of Michigan, In en and "Christmas Song" by Holst. sharply lessening the number of communications and other fac meat packaging and handling in Both the Chapel and Chancel Michigan, dar sing the principle of uniform Independent agencies. If this Is tors have made 1t seem so. meat inspection for Michigan, choirs are directed by Mrs. Leo not done by the lawmalters, It State Schoo 1 Superintendent "There Is a 2-fold need for will work with other farm or Deal and will sing both familiar then becomes the responslbllity Lynn M, Bartlett says citizens legislation to regulate the live ganlzatlons throughout the state and not-so well known songs. of the Governor. just hear more about these young stock and meat Industry" Knlrk Mrs, George Parsons Is the 1 to secure legislation that "works *** sters now because today's world said. "First, It would mean that to the betterment of our entire organist, Democratic leaders in the two no longer provides a place for producers of beef, pork and lamb livestock and meat processing In houses would like nothing more the per son who falls to get an could grow livestock to meet dustry''·· than to draw their own plan for education, standards that would be of bene Staff m•;_e_m....,b_e_r_s -of.,...t77h-e Michigan Scouts Planning the administration of state Cooperative programs de fit to the consuming public--a State university college of Agri government, signed to teach reluctant learn better quality, more wholesome culture recently completed the Yuletide Party To turn this job over to Re ers desirable skills for avail meat to be put on the family table first phase of "Project 80", a publican Gov. George Romney able jobs are beginning to pro at a lower cost. HOLT- Junior Girl Scout could be disastrous to many of two-year study of Michigan's Troop 282 met Wednesday af vide a bridge between teh gap "Secondly, uniform meat In- agricultural potential In 1980. the Democratic appointees st111 opened by changing times and ter school at the home of Mrs. holding top-level jobs in var technological advances. Otto Witt, The usual Tuesday ious departments to which they meeting was changed because of were named In the Williams and National studies*** have shown the half day of school on Tues. Swalnson administrations. that reluctant learners often Seed and day. The girls worked on their Considerable t i m e will be Christmas gifts for their moth make remarkable progress ISBELL Implement Co. needed to accomplish reorgan toward the normal level when ers. They discussed the gifts ization, however, because the ln placed, at an early age, in a they will make for their fath Leslie, Michiga~JU 9~828 ftial recommendations made to favorable environment for men ers. Also they made plans for the Legislature next year may not tal, emotional and social devel their Christmas party, and drew meet with Democratic approval. opment, said Bartlett. names for the gift exchange, The *** Thus, encouraging a positive party wfll be In the evening of Joint House-Senate commIt- attitude toward education among December 18 at the home of tees have been working on Im so-called c u 1t u r a 11 y deprived Mrs. Witt. In charge of refresh plementation of the new Constit youngsters can help produce ben ments Is Linda Gilmore, Cathy ution the past two years, Includ eficial results as they progress Witt and Elaine Rathbun, decor ing the Interim period between through the grades. ations, Janice Raymond, Teri sessions. Gardner and Nancy Myers. Because the R e pub 11 c an s Games will be planned by Becky controlled the 1963-64legislatlve Rice, Gwen Roland and Laurie session, the top men on these Kiersey. committees were not Democrats Winter Good and there were m:Jre GOP mem One Fire Run bers on these working units. Thus, the original recommen Season to Heavy Duty gravity box $139 HOLT -Delhltownshipflremen dations to be made next session made one run this week to the likely will be the result from 5 ton Twin-Drau Iic wagon gear .$105 Robert Kone residence at 2041 these GOP - controlled com Apply Lime Burton street where an oil fur mittees which have been in con nace became overheated. There sultation with Romney's office · Fail and early winter Is the was no damage. during their deliberations, best time to apply lime to fields Some agencies with Democra iniended for legume seeding In the Ois<>n ciry tic-named chiefs likely would be spring, says James A. Porter, Form Equipment made sub-divisions of other units Michigan State uni ver slty soil If Romney and GOP legislators scientist. SURGE & had their way, but Democratic lawmakers will be out to pre Lime requires several months BADGER serve the high rank of those to breakdown for full effective A.J. Murray administrators who share their ness, he says, and unlike fer political persuasion. tlllzers does not have significant *** losses from leaching. DRUNK DRIVERS Thus, good time to apply lime Attention must be given to an Is on the old sod before it is BMB R9tary Stalk Chopper k underlying problem If a major plowed. This allows sufficient cause of traffic accidents is to time for full benefits to the In trail or 3 pai&U hitch choppers $255 be reduced, according to Sec legume seeding a year or more retary of state James M, Hare •. later. At the same time it gives JOHN TROCKE (left), district vegetable Hare notes that it has been some benefit to the Immediate Muck Soil marketing agent at Freeland, end Dr. Robert Lucas, estimated that the drinking dri crops. ver causes up to 75 per cent soils specialist at Michigan State university, will of all fatalities and personal The MSU scientist says that Meeting at address a meeting of vegetable producers on muck injury accidents, This Included applied at such a time, the soil both the alcoholic and the so is apt to be relatively dry or soi Is at Stockbridge high school Thursday 1 December REFINERY called social drinker. frozen. So there would be little S tockb 1·idge 17 at 1:30 p.m. • •In may cases, the real prob damage from soH packing by the DIREC1 DISTRIBUiiON lem of alcoholism and its under heavy spreading equipment. Vegetable producers on muck lying psychological causes are soils are invited to attend the "''*iibl completely ignored," said Hare. He gave these rules for the annual meeting on organic soils Plant SCientists Poor Top Soil (1) SAVINGS through paid d:v "Perhaps what is necessary is most efficient use of lime: to be held in the agricultural room of the Stockbridge High idends and interes: on stock. a Ia w which would provide for --Do not apply lime where it (2) MODERN sto••age equipment automatic referral of suchaper isn't needed, It does little good School on Thursday, December Can Be Amateur Cover Causes at COST. 17, at 1:30 p.m. son to an alcoholic treatment and may even prove harmful, Young folies entering the Mich Kasten Kwik Load Forage Box (3) COl\'S-rANT supply of quality center and a suspension of his --Sample and test each field Dr. Robert Lucas, So1ls Spec Fertile Gullies Ialist at MSU w111 discuss "What Igan 4-H club program this fall petroleum assured.. , license until he Is given a clean every three or four years, Farmers who don't adequately Ideal for all Forage and grain handling is new in the production of on have a chance to become amat (4) COMPLETE line of tires, bill of health." --Whenever soil tests show ions, head I e t t u c e, and m i n t eur plant scientists, says Forrest protect their top soil may ~ave with positive front unloading auger $850 batteries and accessories. a need for lime, apply It as *** crops". He will also discuss Armock, Ingham county 4-H club the most fertile gullies In the farmers Petroleum. To u g her laws dealing with soon as field and crop condi agent. county, a Michigan State univer drinking drivers are definitely "Methods to reduce wind eros Coop·uativ2 Inc. //·~~•' tions permit, A new horticulture bulletin, sity extension specialist says, needed in any event, said the --Use the government ACP Ion on organic soils". Heavy Lansing winds have been a serious prob Basic Plant Science, designed But two tons of crop residues Phone 437-30;22 Secretary of State. cost sharing funds if available. for 10-12 year olds, offers an for mulch per acre may reduce Hare emphasizes punitive ac lem In soil and crop losses Home Phone But don't delay In applying llme this past year. opportunity to grow seeds and water run-off and soil erosion by tion without treatment of the just because funds are not avail about 80 per cent, says Russell Q55-2G26 R\. 2 Williamston Noel Stuckman of Lansing, will plants and experiment with them real problem would be value- able. during the winter months. It tea G. H!ll, extension soil and water discuss the Michigan Agricultur conservation specialist. al Marketing Association pro ches begi!Ulers to grow plants gram. from seeds, says Dr. J. Lee It Is usually the most fertile parts of soil that blow and wash John Trocke, District Vege Taylor, horticultureextenslon specialist at Michigan State Un away onto fence rows, drainage table Marketing Agent at Zee ditches and highways, land, w111 discuss Improved mar iversity and author of the bul Mr. Farmer letin. In fact, Hill says, research has keting methods under the title of shown that soil blown from loams "Let's lock the Barn Before He says that a plant seed Is contains three to five times as Free Estimates. On Agricultural the Horse Is Stolen". really a young plant which has much organic matter, and at Vegetable crops on organic not begun to grow actively. Start least twice as much phosphorus soils allilually gross approxim ing with this seed, Taylor de and potassium as the soil from Columbian Bins & Cribs ately $1,000,000 to Ingham scribes the life history of a gar. which It came, County's agricultural Income. den bean and a yellow rocltet Straw, corn stalks and barn This Is about 7% of the total plant through pictures and dia yard manure best protect the 1000 bushel bins and larger sizes $339 annual gross agriculturalincome grams to teach 4-H'ers the dif land during winter, he says, while & up EXCAVATING of $15,000,000 In Ingham county ferent parts of the plant. oats are effective on bare soils according to R, c. Lett, County The new bulletin then tells Extension Driector. wlmn planted after fall harvest. why seeds and plants are IJene Both sloping and level land can l'lcial to man and how man uses be saved by such cover. Sloping Land Clearing Haslett Church seeds as a source of food. The land left bare or planted In win rest of the bulletin contains el ter wheat often erodes so badly Sets Yule Event even exercises, five to be com that not only is fertile soli wash pleted during the first year and ... ed away, bul resulting gullies are HASLETT - The Haslett Com six the second year. Each ex a hazard to lJarvestlng equipment. munity church school Christmas • Stump, Fence Rows, ercise is flavored with scien Level areas, If plowed In the p r o g r a m wlll be "Christmas tific terms and contains a spec fall and left bare, are often sub Stone Piles Buried Carol Advent House/' This will Ific experiment to be performed. ject to severe wind erosion and be at the church on Sunday, De If interested In participating In water losses. cember 13 at 7 p.m. The jun this new project, or for a copy During winter months unpro e Drainage Ditches Ior choir will sing. White gifts of the Basic Plant Science bul tected soil will usually freeze (canned goods) wlll be received letin, contact your local county solid, he says. But soU under New Twin-Draulic Mbc.er .Mill under the tree during the pro 4-H extension office, Courthouse, mulches freeze in a honeycomb • Basemeots gram. All families are Invited, Mason. manner and readily allow early Engineered for greater efficiency in splng rains lo soak into it. feed making .. \,•"... • FarnCPonds Yet costs less. Complete cost - Ready to Go! Hotchkiss Thei ves Take Stove afi!!t;.._ DANSVILLE - Smashlngadoor $1425 In the trailer office on the Ing for ham township dump here last MANURE LOAG>ERS - Post hole diggers Telephone ·for Free Estimates Thursday, tbelves gained entry 10ft. lime spreaders- field sprayers and made o1f with a sheet metal Trustee stove and a double barreled shot rear grader blades - manure spreaders gun, Ingham county sheriff's of 8 ton wagon gear - many other farm tools 699-2189 ficers reported. 699-2538 Evenings Lawyer • Educator Where Farmers Save .eAibion • B.A.-Educ.-Law·Bus Dr. -Dail e MSU • M.A.-Pub, Sc:h. Adm. ;On Equipment • Wayne • Juris Doc:tor·law Patterson SCARLETT Vetorinarion Community College Law lnstr uctor G-RAVEL Probate Ct. Chief Juvenile Referee GREEN ACRES Isbell Seed and ·Implement -·Leslie COMPANY 752 N. C.,clar St. Between Holt and Mason on US-127 VFW. Elks • F&AM 21 Mason Ray C. Hotchkiss OR 7-979f The ln~ham County News, Wednesday, December 9, 19o4 - Page C-3 Vehicles Parked in Road Fighting Fallacies . Mart·iages and Divorces Aurelius Center Send 2 Men to Hospital All thoughts and festivities now MARRIAGES Willlam Ingersoll Birdsall, 29, Carol L. Walters vs. Donald are moving to Christmas, A car and a truck parked In Columbia road In Vevay town Is New Farm Concern Jimmy Dean Meacham, 22, Lansing; Cheryl Jeanne Holmes, . The following activities took t rave 1 portions of roadways G. Walters, November 27, ship which caused a personal East Lansing; Mary Anne Man 201 Lansing. Paulino J>olliclt vs. Stephen place In Aurelius Baptist church brought tickets to 2 drivers in injury accident. A prominent Kent county dairy. . cevlch, 23 Memphis. man has taken a look at lhefulure more are all part of the big 1 Clifford Dale Shauver, 22, Lan. Polllck, November 27, last week, Tuesday the children Ingham county during !he past 24 B1lly James Kaufman, 26, Lan Richard Dale Orr, 1 of New business that has become agri sing; Mary Ellen Houseman, 191 Robert G. DeLong vs, Lynda and junior choir had practices, weelt, of farming, and plainly lllces most culture." sing; Elise Elizabeth Portee, 27 Lansing, Port Ritchey, Florida, was tlc of what he sees. 1 DeLong, November 27. Thursday the adults had choir Ronald Dexter, 4895 Zimmer lteted for parkillg hls car in a Many young people could and Lansing. David Waterman Field, 23, practice and there was a prayer !'Dad, Williamston was ticketed Farming in the future will be Corlne Betty PatrIck vs, driveway with the rear end of the should become part of this cty. Wallace Mathew Kemmer, 34, Columbus, Ohio; Clncla Margaret Jesse Patrick, November 27. meeting and personal evangel for having his truck parked so a dynamic, expanding Industry, Oltemos.; Helen Marguerite vehicle extending into Lansing namlc non-farm agricultural in. Smlth, 21 1 East Lansing, Bernice M.R. Heathcott vs. Ism on Saturday adult choir re that the front end of lt was in growing in every area but one, 22, avenue In Leslie township, dustry that has helped people of Shoup, East Lansing. Richard Glen McKinnoy, 20, Homer H. Heathcott, November hearsal for the Christmas Can Involved in the Columbia road according to Elton Smith, re Robert Gene Mickelson, 22, tata, cently elected president of the our country to be fed and clothed Lansing; Judy Oxendale, 18, Lan 27. a c c Ide n t which occurred last with. the safest, most wholesome Lansing; Suzanne Burkett, 22, sing. William F. Mayer, Jr., vs. Thursday at 5:35 p.m., were Michigan Farm Bureau. Lansing. The church has two projects products found anywhere In the Rodney Erwin Baker, 19 1 Holt; Mary J. Mayer, November 27. Soft Water The one area of limitation, says John William Sharp, 22 Lan at this time, They are adult choir 2 cars, one driven by Duane world, Smith says, 1 Evelyn Berthamae Fowler, 19 Linda Lou Fellows vs, David Smith, will be In the number of sing; Shirley Jean Clark, 21 1 robes and a ping pong table for Frank Lininger, 23, ·of Route 1 Holt, Lee Fellows, November 27. farms and farmers, "Which will Portland. the Young People. 2, Mason, anti the other by Paul Jerry Naym~n Nash, 22, Lan Lucille Morris vs. Willis c. continue to decline, but their lm. John William Addlss, 19 Lan Won't Help B, Cheney, 52, of 224 S, Jef 1 sing; Julie Ann Gale, 19, Lan Morris, November 30. ferson, Mason, portance will not." Mztnith .Bl'iejs sing; Ruth Ann Cardis, 20, Lan sing, This week Art and Shirley Smith feels that In the last Lininger told sheriff's deputies sing, Rudaford Rudolph Sterrett, 3 0, Weirauch were the worlwrs in the that he was driving east on Col few years, a number of fallacies Friends and relatives of Mr. W1lllam S, Griffin, 51, Lansing; Lansing; Maria Juanita Castello, nursery. Cows' Output umbia and as he came over a hill concerning agriculture have de and Mrs, Kenneth Musbach have Pauline Annabelle Longwell, 46, 18, Lansing, Oliver Schl'am Last meeting of Aurelius Cen. veloped in the minds of people he saw a parked truck head been invited to attend an open Lansing, Gerald Leroy Smith, 23, Lan ter School Mothers' club will ing Into the road and backed up --fallacies which need exploding. house In honor of their silver Gary Lynn Lantis, 19, Fow meet once again on Thursday, Softening the drinking water sing; Karen Vernette Hunt, 191 Rites Conducted to a shed grinding feed, He said ''First is the unfounded Idea tliat wedding anniversary SUnday, De lerville; Marilyn Ruth Schneider, December 10, to declare their of dairy cows may improve theil· farming Is a declining industry; Lansing. social status, bull! has no meas he then saw the headlights of an cember 13, from 2 until 5 p.m. 18, Webberville, Raymond James Sm.'th, 23, De secret pals. The meeting wUl secondly, that it is a poor vo at their home on Territorial road. Death claimed the liie of 01- be at the home of Mrs, Betty urable effect on mlll1 production, other car coming toward him ar James Mahlon Norris, 22, East Witt; Marrie Louise Williams, liver N. Schram Thursday after ound the front of the truck. This cation for a young man or woman Host and hostesses for the oc Lansing; Margaret Ann Mac Rardeen at 8 p.m. a Michigan Slate university dairy to follow," Smith says. 21, Lansing. a long sickness, He was 73 and car, he said, came up the left casion will be Mr. and Mrs. Phall, 21 1 Bay City. specialist says. Benito Perez, Jr., 221 Lan was born November 25, 1891, hand lane and it was then he "In my estimation, exactly the Musbach 1s son and daughter and B1lly Richard Hastings, 28, John A. Speicher says that opposite Is true, Maldng It so sing; Angela Bonilla, 18, Lan In Brant county, Canada, the son noticed the approaching car go their families, Mr. and Mrs. Lansing; Pauline Joyce Moore, sing, while water Is the greatest single is our ever-growing United States of Daniel and Mary Fish Schram. Teachers Attend nutrient requirement for dairy for the ditch at the side of the Roger Musbach and Mr. and Mrs. 28, Lansing, Bobby Tarver, 23, Lansing; population, now around 190 mil Joe Taylor. cows, when gl ven a choice be road, Lininger said he applied Frederick Louis Kortryk, 33, Wanda Fay Holland, 19, Lansing, Mr. Schram was a member of his brakes and then his car lion people, all of whom must Thirty boys from St. Joseph Lansing; Arlene Jane Kremtz, the Mason Odd Fellows lodge Language Meet tween untreated and treated wa be feel, clothed and provided with Leslie Eugene BUffington, 22, started to slide. He let up on School for Boys in Jackson at 3 B, Lansing. Lansing; Wanita Marie Doerr, and served for some time as a HOLT - Foreign language ter during an entire summer 1 a widening list of services." the braltes and It was then the tended the Christmas party last David N. Steadman, 23, East 17, Lansing, volunteer fireman with the Mason teachers In the Holt junior and one herd showed no clear-cut It takes about three non-farm accident happened, Sunday at the county building, Lansing; Mary Jean Walkup, 231 Keith Irwin Shaull, 23, Oke fire department. senior high schools attended the preference for either. However, In "agri-business" to Cheney told officers much the workers Mr. Lawrence Porath Jr. of Ken Edmore. mos; Donna Jane Hoyt, 22 Lan Michigan foreign language con. lhey did drink more untreated keep one man operating on the 1 Funeral services for the Mason water. same story. He said he was mov nedy road purchased 30 tickets John William Lyons, 35, Lan sing, terence recently In the Union farm, according to Smith, who man were conducted Saturday, The MSU specialist cited sev Ing west on Columbia road when and donated them to the school. sing; Kaye Ann Haney, 24, Lan- Terry Lee Winters, 18, Lan building at Michigan State uni he noticed the truck with its sees dozens of farm-connected Several boys from the Munith sing, ~ sing; Shirley Ann Barnes, 16 December 5, 'from Jewett chapel versity, eral research studies to prove business opportunities opening, 1 his point: front end extending into the road, Boy Scouts camped out over the Frederic Wayne Noltle, 20, Lansing. with Rev. Joseph Nielson of Ma He said he also noticed a man "Only a few years ago, •ag• week end on state land on Toplth Swartz Creek; Mary Jacqueline Ronald Eugene Roberts, 21, son Church of the Nazarene of Those who attended were: Mt•s. (1) A Virginia study compar riculture' was limited to direct ficlallng. Pallbearers were Al Ing the effect of hard and soft standing beside the front of the road, They were Dave and Tom Thayer, 22, Lansing, Lansing; Lorraine Mae DeBree, Priscilla Howells, Spanish teach truck waving his arms as If for farming, But progress broug-ht James, Rod McCllnchey, Dennis Richard Carrol Reeves, 20, 21, Lansing. bert Fry, Clarence Fry, Rollie er, Holt junior high school, and water found no significant dif changes In production techniques, Speer, David Stone, Jay Coffey ference between the two In the him to go around the front of Simons, Llonal Walz, Doug Frey, Lansing; Dianna Lynne Trayer, Ralph R. Prater, 24, Leslie; Mrs. Ferguson, French teach the truck. As Cheney 1s car came quality-con t r o 1, meahan!zatlon Bill Bailey, Mike Luchnich, Rus 21, Williamston, and Emery Jewett. Burial was in er, Mrs. W. Steinfatt, German reproduction of 4 per cent fat communications and many other Patricia J, Konopka, 23, Jackson, Maple Grove cemetery. corrected-milk or In changes in over !he hill, he said he went sell and Paul Stephens, Donald Sherwood C, Cook, Jr., 22, Thomas Earl Hunter, 24, Lan teacher, James Wilkes, Spanish into the ditch to avoid a head fields which caused agriculture to Huffine, Jim and Tom Duszyn. East Lansing; Sandra Kaye Shank, teacher and the student teacher body weight. expand in many ways. sing; Costella Rudel, 21, Lan. Sur vi v or s include his wife, on collision, ski, Carl Horning, Robert Sharp 21, East Lansing. sing. In Spanish, and Miss Joann Oag. While on hard water, the cows ''Now a g rIc u lt u r e includes Avis; 3 sons, Kenneth and Elwin produced 33 pounds of milk daily Dexter admitted the front end and Robert McClinchey were the James Virgil Ward, Jr., 20, LaVon Charles Holt, 23, Lan erby all teachers in the Holt sen of his truck was in the roadway 'agri-business• and such new jobs adults. Lansing; Karen SUe Warner, 18, of Lansing and Ronald in the lor high school. and gained an average of eight as processing of seed and feed; sing; Camilla Jean Roll, 20, Per service In Tehran, Iran; a daugh but that the front wheels of the Mrs. Harry Collier from Lansing, ry. pounds In body weight each. A distribution of insecticide, pest ter, Mrs, Arlene Terrah of Lan The institute was pattern-or comparable group of cows drink vehicle were at the edge or the Plainwell, Michigan spent the Harry Robert Ammon, Jr., 21, John Andrew Mullen, 24, Oke Icide and fertilizers; inventing, weelt end with her sister and East Lansing; CarolJeanneHunt, sing; 3 step-sons, Perry Foss of iented to the conversational as ing softened water produced 33.2 road. He said he was standing 19 manUfacturing, retailing and ser mos; Nancy Kent Ameden, 1 Mason, Lyle Foss of Selfridge pect of languages, and methods pounds of milk daily and gained by the front of the truck waving family, Mr. and Mrs. George 21, Mason, Rowayton. his arms for cars to go around vicing farm machinery; the Bailey, of Portage Lake road, Darwin Dwane Colby, 30, East air base, Detroit and Ellis Foss, and devices which can be used an average of one pound In body . Robert J. Netzloff, 34, Okemos; Philadelphia; 14 grandchildren; weight. his vehicle, He said the truck sciences of plant and animal Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harr, Lansing; Julia Lavina Riggs, 31, to teach conversational French, health, of hormone and growth Rebecca May Hoppes, 26, Olte one brother, Morley Schram of German and Spanish In the most The· cows dranl\ an average of was owned by an elevator com. Mr. and Ml'S, c. W. Ranck of East Lansing. mos. control. These jobs and many Thomas John Lock, 29, Lan Jackson; and 7 sisters, Mrs, Mil efficient way. 97.1 pounds of water daily re pany in Webberville. Fitchburg, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jay W, Graham, 22, Charlotte; gardless of the total hardness of M. Ranck and son, Steven, of sing; Phyllis Jean Hansen, 23, dred Hiller and Mrs. Rosa Ste Lansing. Agatha Mary Pllne, 21 1 Lansing. the water, Lininger and Cheney were re Stockbridge, Mrs. Jo Davidson vens of st. Johns, Mrs. Velma moved to Mason General hos and daughter, Dawn, from San Robert Duane Upton, 20, Les (2) Research workers in llerrick lll'iejs DIVORCES Devereaux and Mrs. Ella Hill of Washington carried out a simi pital. Cheney was treated and Jose, California, Mr. and Mrs. lie; Diane Lee North, 18, Les Dr. George D. Harris lie. Alberta M. Jacobs vs. Rus Lansing, Mrs. Irene Livermore lar experiment with 27 cows released, ,,!ninger was hospit P. N. Manigold of Michigan Cen Vett>rlnarion alized over night for observation Mrs. Glen West returned home Warren Jay Douglas, 21, Web sell M. Jacobs, November 27. of De Witt, Mrs. Leota Mac over six week periods, They SUnday from Brockton, Massa. ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Billie M. Welch vs, Roger and discharged Friday morning. Turner and family of Ann Arbor berville; Ida Pearl Webster, 18, Auslan of F'llnt and Mrs. Alma found little difference In fat chusetts where she visited Mrs. L. Welch, November 27. DANSVILLE corrected-m!llt or in butterfat were supper guests Saturday Williamston. Savoy of Muskegon. Orr told officers he was seated lone Dun, who is recovering produced by the two treatments. evening of the Loren Turners of Calvin Louis Simpson, 221 Lan In his car which was parked in from surgery. Average daily fat-corrected Chelsea. sing; Jole Ann Mullen, 18, Lan a driveway on Lansing avenue In sing, milk per cow ior the hard and John Callens of Dearborn spent Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClin soft water treatments was 27.7 Leslie township reacting a news chey and family were Sunday vis Jack Weldon Norris, 20, Ma paper his wife, Cora Lee Orr, several days last week at the An and 27 pounds, respectively. thony Sokol home. itors at !he Charles Ktllam home. son; Kathryn Ann Sheridan, 19, There was no apparent difference 25, had given him, Also In the Several from this area attended Lansing, car as passengers were Rachel In the palatability of the hard the golden anniversary party for Oren A. Symonds, 571 Lan Birdsall, fi, and Laura Birdsall, The Herrick Hustlers Exten and soft water. sion club will meet December 15 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wainwright sing; Mary Sanchez, 45, Lan The cows consumed about 102.1 10, both of Pleasant Lake, Mrs. Sunday at Millville, sing. Orr was Injured in the accident. at the home of Mrs. Morris Lott pounds of water daily on hard for a potluck dinner at 12 noon, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Taylor and Gerald Martin Kendzior ski, 26, water and 101.5 pounds on soft. daughter, Julie, were dinner Lansing; Linda Jane Magee, 40, Allen J. Berry, 74, of Leslie. ; The names of secret pals wlll be Lansing, (3) Treatments of 19 cows for the driver of the other car sale "ealed and new names .drawn, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth; 181 days were carried out by that when he saw the Orr ca1 ' . exchange packages are not to Musbach. • Henry T. Wilkerson, so; Lan Wisconsin researchers. Milk sing; Rose Mary Hall, 27, Lan he applied his brakes and skidded !ed $lin price. sing. production adjusted for stage of about 18 paces, Mr. and Mrs. William Oster lactation was 18.8 pounds for xllss Geraldine Sokol attended man and daughter, Lori, Mr, and Darryll George Williams, 22, treated, and 19 pounds for un a. bridal shower last. Saturday Mrs. Carl Tews, Mr. and Mrs, Lansing; Dorothy Lynn Grunwald, In another accident, apparently 20, Lansing, treated water. due to slippery roads, David L. 1t at Lock Center hall, hon Leighton Boyd and Mrs. Earl Cartier and daughters, Sally and Larry Shepherd, 19, Webber Speicher pointed out that these Kalczynskl, 17, of Williamston oring Miss Geraldine Andrews. Nancy were dinner guests at the studies comparing the effects of suffered cuts and bruises when ville; Geraldine Marie Cole, 18, hard and softened water show ;\ ~·. and Ml':':, R.C, Yocom, and home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stockbridge. •. oUP A TREE. SANTA? his car slid off the road and Boyd and family. • • © that it is unreasonable to ex hit a fence pole. Kalczynsld said Ro), Paul and Randy of James Gary Morgan, 24, San pect any gain in milk production the accident occurred as he was l'eek spent the week end dusky; Susan Kay Grekela, 19, YisJJ ". .1t the Robert Bessert and A surprise reception last SUn East Lansing. with the use of softened drinking d r 1 vI n g south on Webbervllle day at the Munith Legion hall water. road In Loclte township. Nevah lCOm home. Mrs. Yocom William Cameron Llxie, Legal was c ·d here by the sickness for Mr. and Mrs, Oscar R. Barth Age, Port Huron; Ann Louise You Save When You Buy of her 'her, Mrs. Walter Paes. honoree! their golden wedding Cochrlll, Legal Age, Lansing, tch. llnniversary. Oley Harrison Graham, 39, Country Friendliness Mr. and Mrs. Theron Harr of Lansing; OPal Virginia Bice, 25, Mrs, Rulh House Is spending Toledo, Ohio speut several days Lansing. N LARGE cities like New York and Chicago most people this week :o' 'he Leyme home In at Harrlands. The Theron Harrs Roseville. and lhe Harold Harrs were din From TRACTOR SUPPLy, go to work at the same time every day. Morning after 1 ner guests of the C. W. Rancks, morning they see almost the same faces on their train or Mrs. Charles Reed and Mrs. Vote lor bus. Often these people traveL with each otl1cr for years, , Elmer Hamlin attended a meeting DAVE DIEHL of the Pedro club at the home of frequently sitting in the same scat or hanging to neighboring j' Vocal Concert Trustee Mrs, Louis Sommer last Wed straps, and yet they never speak a word to each other. nesday, Set Thursday lnghom Community College ~4HU!tu ~tad How different it is in the smaller towns and in the country! 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Main Lull• Funeral Directors: Serving Ingham Co. since 1903 As near to you as vis TV- ~·_Radio:> The Ingham County News, Wednesdcy, December 9, 1964- Page- c:s Past· Nobles and plans were made to go out Tools Stolen Dansville BriefS for their annual Christmas party with the date and place to be an The annual fam ly night supper ·Guest speal. er at the Dans Dansvme on Thursday evening, Plan Parties nounced. HOLT ~ Tools worth more than or the Dansvllle MethOdist church ville Baptist ,,hurch Sunday, De December 3, After the chicken Hostess for the meeting of the $300 were repol'led stolen from was served In the Lcndrum Fel cember 61 was Rev, Charles Bon~ supper . at 7 p.m. the program Helen Dubois Past Noble Grand Ten members were present a sign company here Monday, lowship hall Sunday evening, Do~ !face of the Baptist Seminary and white elephant sale was con~ club Thursday was Mrs, Orhea for the meeting and were served cember with about 90 persons In Grand Rapids, due ted, The sign company is located on o, Hanna, Mrs. Pearl Terrill as light refreshments after which in attendance. Loren W1lley was Mr. and Mrs, Wayne VIbbert Mr, and Mrs, Ted Heins and Cedar street,· just south of Holt, sisted her as co-hostess, the afternoon was spent play master of ceremonies all(! after of Mason visited Mrs, Vibbert's son, Larry; Ruth Gray, Mr, and The business meeting was con Inrrham county sheriff's officers the supper presented a short pro mother, Mrs, Marguerite Cook, Mrs, Leonard Egnlisll, Mr. and ducted by president Mrs. Hanna ing cards, High prize went to Mrs, said a $200 set of socket gram. After Introductions offum- Saturday evening, Mrs, Larry Hasl Santa Visits llir===au All F I ED :;:;:;::=:=:=::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::=:::::=:=:=:=:======:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::======,======:====::;:;J:: Brook Hollow WILLIAMSTON - Santa Claus ~ f arrived at Brook Hollow Country club last Saturday to distribute ~~~: Life-long Resident of Ingham County f gifts to the 40 one- to-six year olds who attended the Club spon Model FPD·I2TJ, 12.1 cu. II. ~~~ ~· (NEMA standard), colors or white Graduate- Mason High School, Michigan Stole University, Harvard Law School :;: sored Christmas party. The youngsters also enjoyed :::: • Come see tile 106-lb. size Automatic Soak cycle • Gentle as a breeze Former High School Teacher :;: refreshments of Ice cream, cook zero zone top freezer! ideal for diapers. exclusive Flowing Heat. ies and punch. • Come touch the con Member for Eight Years, Family Service Agency (United Community Chest) :!:: Chair man of the event was • Patented Deep Action Low price yet gives you Mrs. Robert Campbell, with Mrs. venient sl idin;5 shell. agitator helps remove Frigidaire quality. and President, 1960 :i.l:r.i Robert Baugh and Mrs. Alex Tail, • Compare Frigidaire heaviest soi I. Another party Is planned next Your choicl of 4 gorgeous Board Member· Legal Aid Society (United Community Chest) Frost·Proof system-no Jet-Away rinsing "jets" colors or gleaming white. Saturday for the 7 to 12 year frost even in the freezer. old children, Chairman Is Mrs. away lint and scum •. • Porctllin' Enameled 19 Years a Mason Business Man .:!! Duane Bone with Mrs. Robert • Full-width Hydrator. Jet-Simple mechanism! drum-snag-free. Wolf and Mrs. Charles Havelka. " ::::~·~ ::~:·;:~.~:~: 1~;,;,::• Agmy Vote for 12.1 cu. ft. areo in 12-minute soak You're the bass I DAVE DIEHL in a cabinet. cycle for heavily with this low :lK::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;::,::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;:;.;::.:·:·:·:·:::::·:·:,:·:::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::,:;:;:;:;::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::;:::::: Trustee Only 30" wide! soiled clothes budget Ingham Community College Frigidaire! Tues., Dec. 15 ME- 9551 -46.5 Vote YES on December 15 CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Vote for a qualified trustee- JOHN H.DART The Ingham County News, Wednesday, December 9, 1964 - Page C-8 Boosters THEY'LL WEAR A SMILE. WHEN YOU Will Pack SERVE SWIFT'S PREMIUM ~ BEEF... Yule Boxes DANSVILLE - Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Woods and daughters, of Merldllln road entertained 30 members of the Booster club of Dansville Methodist church Wed nesday evening, December 2, Mr. CHUCK ROAST and Mrs, Wayne Taylor and Mr. and Mrs, James Frost assisted the Woods In planning the Smor gasbord dinnel'. The president, Donal Parl1s1 conducted the busi ness meeting, On December 22 the Boosters will pack Christmas boxes and sing carols to shut-Ins. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Pletsort and Mr. and Mrs, Keith Haynes were wel comed into the group. A white elephant auction provided the en tertainment with James Frost acting as auctioneer, Chuck Roast you can broil like Sirloin! Yule Concert swiF~;o~~i~IUM SHORT RIBS OF BEEF ~~~sr~~. • • • ·~~· •• lb. 39c Set December 17 swiF~;;.~;~IuM BLADE CUT CHUCK STEAKS • • .• • • • • lb. 49c · DANSVILLE - The annual 1 Christmas concert of the band • • • • • • • • • • • lb. and choral groups will be pre swiF~~so~~i~ uM RIB STEAKS TR~E~Leo 79c J;~ : ~ sented on Thursday, Decem ber 17, at 8 p, m. In the school SWIF~;o~~i~IUM BNLS. MANHATTAN BROIL STEAK • • • lb. 99c J~ · y~;;;~ gym. There wlll be 3 band groups participating In the concert, the lb. Cadets, Junior and Senior Band, ·w";;so';:~IUM BNLs. IMPERIAL BROIL sTEAK •••••. B9c :;;_J!lfr~'_~·.--. all directed by their Instructor, Leon Brooks. ------~=-==.1·1:~ .. - The junior band wlll play 3 Christmas songs arranged by ~-Y-OU-L-IKE-0-'E-M•• .THEY'RE BACK ••. NOW YOU CAN BUY A FRESII-DRESS~~ FRYER, CAREFULLY CUT-UP! Brool>s and a special arrange ment of the popular number Car ol of the Drum. DOUBLE-BREASTED or FOUR-LE ... There will also be 3 choral HERRUD 1 0-0Z. PKG. ' groups, grades, junior and sen lor high which will be directed by Miss Elsie Cobb, ROAST=~ 59c The accompanists for the chor LINKS ... pkg. al groups are Martin Braman, ...~~ ~:~~~ FRYERS June Daman, Carole Laxton. John Townsend Is soloist In the junior PESCHKE high group, FRYER BREASTS w;,'.' • • lb. sgc FRYER LEGS ;~~g, • • lb2~~ RING Servicemen Aviation Electronics Techni cR:Aoe:·A·:·.....:.•:.....:....• _:.• cian Airman Donald E. Thomp. ~~~~~W~~HQ~L~E~~F~R~Y!:E~R~S:::u.s:.o.A:·'~'~s:rec~teo:.. r·=l-b.~~=-=-f-=-L-O_G_N_A_._~_b.5 __9._.C son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin. C, Thompson of Mason, was pro moted to his present rank Nov HILLS BROS ember 16, while serving with CHEF BOV•AR•DEE Helicopter Squadron Eight at the HEKMAN SALTINES Naval Air Station, Pensacola Florida. His promotion was bas~ COFFEE CHEESE PIZZA ed on time In service and rank military appearance, perform~ lib ...... 2 5( ance of duties and his passlna WITH. COUPON the navy-wide test for promotion: BELOW AND MIX The squadron trains Navy, Mar 5.00 FOOD ine Corps and Coast Guard hell PURCHASE . copter pllots, Linda Gilmore LB. Marks Birthday Gold Medal HOLT -A family get-together and a birthday were celebrated December 6 at the Durward Gil more home, 1957 Adelpha, Linda FLOUR • Gilmore celebrated her 11th birthday and an early Christmas WITH COUPON WhattoBuy_ ·.· was celebrated before Mrs. Gll BELOW AND m:Jre's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 5.00 PURCHASE Thurlow Weed of Morley, left for Florida. YOUR ··. ~~ Also present were Mrs. Mamie LB. ' Gregory, aunt of Mrs. Gilmore, Gold and Perry Weed of Charlevoix, BAG an uncle of Mrs. Gilmore, Odll l!on Weed of Detroit, and the GU Medal FAVOWTE-GIJY m ores' daughter and family Mr. .. and Mrs, Lewis Burden and sons, GRADE 'A' ... MEDIUM Dean and Robin, of Grand Rap MEN~S ids. flour 2 Strangers EGGS JACKETS SPORTSWEAR Hijack a Deer OF DISTINCTION HOLT - Ingham county sher SM., MED., LARGE, EX. LARGE Iff's officers are ~o'q!Q.ng tor ,tVjO Strictly men who stole a deer from Ezra Benjamin, Jr: ·of 1287 Onondaga Fresh road, Benjamin had ·k1lled the deer In a swamp between El- · fer! and Onondaga roads. After ~~~~'. .. 6. 99 ~· Benjamin shot the deer, 2 men DOZ. d r e s s e d In red came up and WHILE THEY LAST knocked the tags from his hands and threatened him when he tried to follow them as they dragged the deer away. The men drove off in a red, 1957 station wagon, deputies said, Shurfine Remington Portable Automatic Vote for . Fruit Cocktail...... ~~~ 5 lor $1 DAVE DIEHL HAIR DRYER Trustee Pears 303 Can ...... 4 for $'• ELECTRIC BLANKET Ingham Community College Tues., Dec. 15 , 303 6 lor $1 RS P Ch e rr1es ...... can $7.88 Fully Guaranleed 2 Y"· $9 •8 8 Formal Wear RENTAL DOUBLE ~--;;;~-THIS~OUP;~-. -li-WITH-:;;- COUPON~.-:-l ~ I ~gc~u!~D~~ . 25 179 '' HILLS BRos Ls. 69c I STAMPS I FLOUR LBS. • II COFFEE I Everything from dinner 1 w~:~ ~~~;~~~. P~:~.H~:e 11 w~;~ ~~~:~~~. P~:~.H~:E 1 ;oc:lcet (with WEDNESDAY I FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER Jll FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER_Jj motc:hing L ______------trousers) The Ingham County News, Wednesday, December 9, 1964 - Page C-9 ing at lntorrnallon Stood mute Bond cont. LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Law and Criminal Tile People of the State of STATE OF MICHIGAN Mlcllgan vs Jerald Dwain Hol THE PROHATE C:OURT I'OR LAW Verdict not gullty Respondent landsworth Arraignment lnfor INGHAM COUNTY Judd Lum er Co Inc vs Mich discharged matlon read Pleaded not guilty E 391 Estnto ol ASTRID OLSON Do igan Home Improvement Corp Tl e People of the Stale of Bond con t conned et al Trespass on the case Her Michigan vs Truman Ray Yoder The People of the State of NO liCE IS llERE!JY GIVEN THAT Jert Phillipson Jr Order to amend complaint to read Michigan vs Paul Gilbert Brown ercdltora muot oorvo Normun Oluon ndmlnlo rntor and f o with tl o eo uri Robert C Alward Ad n of ' 2 d offense Arraignment on amended infor oworn stntemento cC c nlm nny un I the estate of Lloyd J Allwal d Tl e People of the Stale of mation Reading of information nil clnlms nnd de crmln tlon of I elrn \1 I bo he d l bruary ~ 5 1 u66 t deceased vs Yellow Transit Micllgan ys Truman RayYode! waived Pleaded guilty to count U 15 A M nt tho Probnto Court Freight Lines, Inc etc Tres Change of plea to gull t y to 11 Accepted Tl ereupon sen 400 County llu ld 1 116 W Ottnwn & amended charge 2nd offense Lnno ng Mlcl h!On pass on the case Sessions tenced Publlcntlon n tho lngl nm County Denfield Accepted Bond con I Nowo nnd further not eo no requ red Helen D Pratt and National Tl e People of the State of by lnw IS ORDERED The People of the State of Dntcd November SO IOG4 casualty Co , etc et al vs Ar Mlcligan vs M i c h a e 1 Lynn Micllgan vs Harry Gale Good JAMES KALLMAN chie D Burd rrespass on tl e Brown Arraignmen Inforrna A lruc copy Judgo of Probnto ell Sentence 2 to 14 years Flo en co M F eteher case Lee G Sl effer tlo 1ead Pleaded guilty Ac Micligan cor1 ections commis Dop ty Reg stcr of Probnte Kennell B Levi vs Janes cepted Bond con t sion on eac 1 count to run con CAMILLE SAM ADOOIJ Attorney G Owe s et al 11espass on t1 e Tl e People of the State of Dunk of Lnn•lng D dg Lnno ng currently 49w3 case Dl ings ar d Gibson Michigan vs Wllliam Jal'e Eis ---STATE OF MICHIGAN- Allne I e1 ry a l Neal Perry erman Arraignment lnforma The People of the State of THE PROBATE COURT FOR vs Stanley F Smill Trespass tion read Stoo I mute Plea of Michigan vs Jamas Ward Ar INGHAM COUNTY on tl e case Parks, C I u r c I not guilty entered Remanded for raignment nead!ng of informa Wyble an I Barnes t lal tlon waived Stood mute Plea Ella V Basso and James J The People of tl e Slate of of not guilty entered by court Basso vs Ro ert Eire spe1ger Michigan vs Allen Thomas Halt Bond con I a d James El rensperger Parks, Arraignment on amended infor Cl urch, Wyble and Barnes n atlon Reading of Information Tax Gu1des Ready Richal d Beer Executor, etc waived Pleaded gullty count II vs Dora A Allen Probate Com t Accepted Tl ereupon sentenced The 1965 edition of the Far Appeal Kelly a1 d Foga The People of the State of mers Tax Guide on income and Marti a fhompso1, Adminis Michigan vs Sheldon Kirk Wah Social Security taxes are now tratiix, etc vs Dewey Solmes leis Arraignment Information available at the Cooperative Ex a d Leslie \nn Solrnes Tres read Pleaded gullty Accepted tension Office at the Cou1 t House pass on t1 e case John B Nahan Thereupon sentenced In Mason Caples will be malled Gerald Louis Yeller vs Pren The People of the State of upon request s a1 ke1 Prasad Trespass on Michigan vs Truman Ray Yoder the case Wllli g am Learned Cl ange of plea to gu!lty Plea and Cote Accepted Bond can't LEGAL NOTICES STATE OF MICHIGAN THE PROBATE COURT FOR Jean Y VIne vs Investo1 s The People of the State of INGHAM COUNTY Syndicate Life I surance and An M I c I i g an vs J a h n Martin STATE OF MICHIGAN E 392 THE PROnATE COUR1 FOR Entntc of THOMAS BAl'PERT De nuity Co etc Trespass on tl e Stevens Sentence 4 to 14 years INGHAM COUNTY ecnoe I case Du nings and Gibson Micl igan correction commission NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT La sing General Hospital Os on each count to run concurrently the pe it on of WI lum E Bnpport LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES far nnrw ntmcnt of nn ndmJnlatrntor teopathlc etc vs Riel ard Ray Tl e People of the State of nd dete m nu on of he ro w II bo and Sal al Ray etc Trespass Michigan vs Calvin Atltins Sen STATE OF MICHIGAN henrd December 2 1964 at 10 SO THE PROBATE COURT FOR A M t the Probnle Court Court on tl e case Sl irley M Gagnon tence 2 1/2 to 14 years Mlch STATE OF MICHICAN INCHAM COUNTY Houoe Mnoon M ch gan Edward W Sparrow Hospital lgan correction commission on THE PROBATE COURT FOR Publ tlon In tl e Ingham County INGHAM COUNTY Nc vs nnd fu thcr no cc ns rcqu red vs me ar I T Hause and Bar encl count to run concurrently by law IS ORDERED bara J Hause Trespass on the The People of the State of Dnte STAT£ Of' MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN THE PROBATE COURT FOR STATE OF MICHIGAN THE PROBATE COURT FOR INGHAM COUNTY THE PRODArE COUR r FOR E 1aa INGHAM COUNTY INGHAM COUNTY .._ Bltato of EDGAR E SAFilRIUJ ...eceaaod one 4-H leader NOUOE IS HEREBY GIVEN TliAT credltora muot ucrvo Ambrooo Dr uy executor ond I lo w tl t1 o court eworn otAtomonta of claim ny ond all clolmQ will bo I cord Fcbru~ry 8 teaches 8 girls lUG M 0 Iii A M ot tl o P obnte ,,1!11Court Court llouuo M aon Mlch l'ubUcotlon In tl\o Ingham County N•w• and further ot co na roll,llrou b)' law IS ORDERED Daiod Novcmbc 80 1004 JAMES r ICALLMAN A truo cop_y Judgo of P o)Jato Florence M Flotchor Deputy Rog • ol P oboto LAWRENCE D LINDEMER At ornoy 00 Amerlcon Doni & r ut Bldg rftnolnR 40w9 STATE OF MICHIGAN THJ>. PROBATE COUilT fOR INGHAM COUNTY C7ll Ilotnte of EMMA M RAYMONI>t Montn IY Incompetent NOTICE IS HEREil'l GIVEN THf'.T tho volition of Amer cun Donlt on Lan 48w3 A breakdown of 10 years of continuous tram 48 553 I1e111bers were taught winch marlwd au Default hn• mg of local 4 II Club lea1Iers anti extensiOn Increase of 31 JlCI cent over 1962 repo1ts the co d t onu of n STATE OF MICHIGAN agents who teach girls to sew reveals that a National 4 II Service Comn •!tee THE PROBATE COURT FOR smgle leadeJ has given special mstruetion 111 Smger will begm Its 11th stratght yem of INGHAM COUNTY correct use of the sewmg maclune to at least ;: ~1 sponsm ShlJI Gctbng the 1\tost out of Your Eatnte of MAMIE FRI fTS De eight 4 II members or e~aoecf Durmg the 10 ye u penod a total of 70 210 Sewmg ~lachme when the program gets under NOTICE IS HEREilY GIVEN THI\T eredltoro muut oerve Lou se So'llh wm1en have taken the cou•se taught by The way this fall one' of the co odmlnls rnto ' nnd I Ia Smger Company personnel 111 cooperation with Club leaders mterested should contact the w h U e cou t sworn statements o[ claim any nod • I c alms nnd de the ExtensiOn ServiCe Durmg 1963 a total of Caunty ExtensiOn office term nation of hel s • II be heard February 11 19G5 nt 11 00 A M 11t tl e Probn e Cou t ~ 00 Countr LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Du ld ng !IG W 0 to •• Lnno n~r Michigan STATE OF MICHIGAN Publ cot on In he Inghnm County THE PROBATE COURT FOR New• ond further not ce oa re tul ed INGHAM COUNTY by lnw IS ORDERED E 199 Doted Novembe 16 196~ Eetnte of DENNIS LEE FLAKI!IR JAMES T !tALLMAN JR Deceased A true conY Judge of Proboto NOfiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Florence M Fletcher ered tors must • ve He n M Fink Deputy ReR stcr of Probn e cr executr x and f lc wl I I e court J,;\Cit WARREN Attorney eworn statements of claim on~ nd GOO Prudden B dg Lnno ng ~SwS all cln ms w I be heard Februnr~ 18 lOG nt 10 liO A M ot the Probate Court 400 Coun Y Bu d ng 116 W Ot nwn Lnno ng M ch gao Pub! cot on n the lnglnm County Newa nnd f rther no Icc as rcqu red by lnw IS ORDERED Dated November 2 904 JAMES T KALLMAN A true copy Judge of Probntl Florence M F etcher Det>u y Reg ster of P obate ALVIN A NELLER At orney 102~ E M ch gan Ave Lansing 40w! ----s=T~A~T=&~O~F~M~I~C=H=IG~A~N~ THE PROBATE COUilT FOil INGHAM COUNTY Detroit 4lwl3 LHG 2551US SALE-DcfouiL hno LOUIS E COASH C rcu t Judgo ltllEAD & n.~.. L 21 Aealgnee gf Vavt.:n&Jurl ilwU &UwU '' ~~. ••,'• ;o' .'o • ~- ' ,; ~~ ... •, ' ~· ... ;• . ~ ADVENTIST . .4. -• .. EPISCOPAL CON'T. METHODIST CO~'T. . ~ BUNKER IIILL SEVENTH DAY ~ ':'· .. ,. . ... 1~· servicl.' (cumrnunlon), IOa,rn.; dron Including five years old; ADVENTIST, Elder J,M, llnaty famll)' sorvke, mornlll!~ pra)'cr Church >chool 0:15 a,m,leaturtng .shyn, pastor. Services every third sundays, other Suntlays ho~ new methods and materials Saturday, S~bbath .school, lOa,m.; ly conununioni nursery for srnall through the sixth grado, preaclllng service, 11 a.m. children, classes fur all oth11r.s; HOLT SEVENTH-DAY AD· Wednesday, 11:00, eVl'Oill!l'Prayer, VENTIST, I 1/2 mile south of ST, MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL llolt rood on Grovenburg road, Mission, 2709 Eifert road, just MORMON Elder A, I(, Phllllp•, pa•tor, Sab west or South Cl'llar amJ Pfln .. 8lllJRCU OF JESUS CIIRJST OF bath school 9:30 a.m.; worship ns~·lv:1111a, El'ncst n, St, Alldrcw, LATTER DAY SAINTS(Mcrmon), .servlct) 11 a.m. vicar~ 8 a.nl.; holy communion; 119 l!lghland, Ea•t Lansln!, Kelly 10 a,n1., morning prayl•r am: ser Thurston, bishop, Prle•thood mon, nursery. m~ellng, g a.m.; SUnday scb.ool, S'T, AUGUSTINE EPISCOPAL 10:30 a.m.; evening se rvlce, MISSI