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The Ingham County News Springport Bindery Spl"ingport, Mich. WARMER VCJrmor Thursday and Friday; 1 ' cooler over week end 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.
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