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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, , 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. Joffeacllng markot•. 2,000 BALES wheat straw; acreage fenced. Excellent loca­ Those whom we love go out also, 75 bushels shelled corn. Ingham Community ColloRc burg, phone OR 6-5677. tion for 4-H livestock project. of sight, 0/sco uot .Prlcc!s Hair Lansing 484-7894. 49w5• WANTED - House to rent, 2 on. Phone Webberville 521·3190. Tues., Doc, 15 or 3 bedroom, Mason area, But never out of mind; TruC:h L'oaa:r 5Dw3 by Christmas. Phone OR 7- · Tltey arc cherished in the!!.' 1ST AND 2ND cutting alfalfa Fashion ~~~~A::~s w:te a~d: ?e,llem~; hearts Call Holt 9-227'1 Dogs and Pets 3817. 50wl ox hay; also, wheat straw. Well D.rilling barn lo an th t in!l'S. of those they leave behind. William Knop Mrs. Claire Brodberg, 576 PUPPIES - German Shep· J onrl 4-lnch for. form and G ve ck location, Priced Sadly missed by wife; Lydia; . _ _ iVwif Have hair fashioned Misc. for Rent to sell. Lamb road. Phone OR 7-8574. your hercl-Collle, $5. P h o n e home. son and daughter. 50wlp ONE YEARLING Hampshire 49w3 70 Acres near Okemos, 8 room ·by these Sty Ii sts Stocltbridge 851-4856. 50wl J to JO.fnch lor air condition• SLEEPING ROOM for rent. boar. Good for breeding HAY - 1236 Burkley road. modern llome, 2 lar!l'e barns, · HARRIS - i:n memory of my SMALL Miniature Poodles. 6 /ng and Irrigation, Phone OR 7-1391, 604 S. sows. Coc F. Emens, corner Phone Mason 677-4023. Asa weeks old, 3 female and 1 Barnes, Mason. 49w5 excellent for future development, dnughtcr, Marybellc Harris, Columbia anrl College, phone Greenman. 50wlp Electric Water Sy•t•m• who passed away December male puppy, shots, AKC. · other property avaJiable OR 7-0324. 50w3 CONDITIONED Alfalfa hay. Christmas basket, food and To FIt your 9, 1955. The years fly by but ~••d• Call us concerning your needs BOARS, ready for service. l~lrst, second, third cuttings. delivered Christmas Eve or Sold and Installed For Rent in our hearts and memol'ics, Purebred Yorkshire, also Extra good quality, Also extra day. Phone Aurelius 628-3043. she grows dearer. Sadly miss­ Sowor Tapas M. H. Avery ed by her fnm!ly, son and by Duroc-Y or lc s h l r e. Harold clean straw, never wet. Will 50w2 Blow Torchoa .Glynn, 1560 N. Meridian road, deliver if necessary. Franlt E=N=G=L""I=sH=-"'s=H=E=P'""AR=D=--"=p=ups, Roy C. Hart her mother, Mrs. Virginia Floor Polishora ED 7-7623 Peterson. 50wl. phone OR 7-6682 or William· Freiermuth, phone Fitchburg bobbed tails. Lester John· 714Q S, JefFerson F loar San dora · stan OL 5-1554. 49w5• 565-3223. 48w3p son, 2548 W. Barnes road .. Phone 677;7971 Lawn Rollo11 FOR SALE -The services ot ALFALFA HAY - 600 bales Phone OR 6-2304, 49w5* Gordon Tlllors FOR SALE - Davenport and Lawn Spraada(l chair. Phone OR 6·4786. 1 I I top proven bulls from all first cutting, real green, PEIGNGESE PUPPIES - S. W. Hart · Automobiles Wallpaper Stoamor sowlp breeds through AMERICAN crushed, never wet. Call 677· AKC registered. Be first to ( al south city limit•) 1964 GRAND PRIX - Excal· BREEDERS SERVICE. No 2971. 50w3 JOYCE WHITAKER piclt yours. We'll hold until 2 BUILDING LOTS - ad.Joln· II 48 S. Jefferson Hardware lent condition, power steer· membership or rcbrccrl fee. FIRST AND SECOND cutting Manager Christmas. Lawrence Moran, Smith ing, In Mason, 2 bloclts from lng. and brakes. New white Mason, · Dansville, Stock· Phone OR 7-0131 high school, shade. Mrs. Don alfalfa hay, $25 and $30 ton. 81 North Searls road, Webber· tf Phone OR 6-4311 wall tires with spoke wheel bridge, Leslie. Cnll Bill All hay put up with hay con· ville, phone 521-3274. 49w2 Densmore, phone OR 6-5562 or EXPERT RUG & upholstery .360 $ Jefferspn Mgagn tt, covers, $2,800. Sec at 3302 Tower, Stockbridge 851·3479. ditioner, Also straw, 3 bales SCHNAUZER PUPPIES for OFFICE FOR RENT - Two OR G-1511, 49w5* Westmont, Lansing. Phone IV 49w5'' shampooing. R e a s o n· for $1.00, $20 ton. Coe F. sale, a male and female. ably prlcecl. Call Harldns, rooms and lavatory. Knotty 2-8435. 50w3 Emens, corner Columbia ancf Will malte ideal Christmas Lansing 484-7894. 4ew5''" pine reception room plus LAND CONTRACTS - We Howell Livestock College, Phone OR 7·0324. presents. Eligible for AKC, private office. Just redecor­ ourselves will buy your land' CATTLE 50w3 tails a n d ears trimmed. ated. Good location on second contract. No delay. Call Ford ' Stecrn: S. LaNoblc, residence ED 7· !'rime $24 to $24.10, SECOND CU'ITING Alfalfa Here's a pair of 3-months-old ·Christmas Trees floor of downtown Mason Choice $23 to $24, hay and straw. Call 589~ cuties. Phone Mason OR 6· building. Heat and nil utilities 1276 LaNoblc Raalty Com­ Good $21 to $23, 5816, Leslie, 50wl ~COTCH PINE turnlshed, $50 month. Phone pany, 1516 E. Michigan Ave,, Ut.·Std. $19 to $21. 5528 or see at 534 VanderVeen Helfors: Drive, Mason. 48wtf Whol~sale & Retail OR 7-9011 or OR 6-4071. Lansing, Phone IV 2·1637. Gd,·Cholcc $20,50 to $21.60. 49w5• Ut .• Std. $1G to $20,60, A. A. Howlett Retail price $1- $3.50 39wtl Cows: Holier Cows $13 lo $14.50, GERRY POWERS Notices You may cut your own or Ut.-Comm, $12 to $13, 610 Furniture - CarDetina·· Cnnnor-Cutlcr $11 to $12. select one already cut at N. Cedar VEVAY TAXPAYERS - I Jlnt Yellow Cow,q $10 to UI.6Q. Van Patten's PAIR OF ANTIQUE chairs, Dulls: · 224 S. Jefferson will he at Mason State Banlt need upholstering and re­ Ingham County's Fat !Jcef !lull• $1G.GO to $17.;0, 677 -3.S31 Ut.-Comm. $14 to $10.50, Mason on Saturday, December 12 2365 Howell Road finishing, $10 for pair, tall an­ Cnnnc:·.Cuttc:· $13 to $14, and each Saturday until (.;nlvcs; 676-2695 6 miles south o( Williamston tique dresser, side shelves, Prime $32 to $38.60, March 1st. Dog taxes are due and 3/4 mile east mirror, beautiful hardware, Used Car Bargains Gd,·lihoicc $27 to $32. WAX WORMS - mousee, and payable at such time too. $5; some ironstone pice as; Cull-Me 4 clr., 8 cylinder, automatic No. 3 All Wci~hts $15 to $15.70. - Farm Equipment our cut stoclc. One mile cast excellent gross business. transmission, power, sharp. Only, , , $7 4 5 2·10 li>s nnd Ull $1-1.50 to $16, MA 8-3435, 736 Aurelius Road. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Naar the junction of two main Sow a; of Mason on M-36 to Ives road, 50wl2 Fnncv Light $12.60 to $13, then left l!J. mile. Elton Tworlc. highways, 1 mile out of a ~00-500 lbs $12 to $12.GO. NOTICE - Connie Gray JERRY SHUNK thriving small town. Land, THE USED CAR MART bOO li>s & UJl $1! to $12, Farm Phone OR 7-6880. 50w3 llonrH & Stngs: formerly manager of Jew­ building, and all equipment 160 W. Maple Mason OR 7-5343 All W Rooll producing cows. W. L. WANTED finished fom i ly rc',m, largo Nearly new 2 bedroom, V2 Jewett, Mason. Phone OR 7· 2 row Allis Chalmers . Box 36. 945·9103, evenings, 945· BUYS blue cor has all power plus power kitchen with dinirq area, base· acre, Iorge kitchen, carpeted windows 5042. 50w3p 4465. 49w5• PART-TIME SECRETARY ment, gas heat •. \'i" lk·out base­ living room. Can bebought TWO-FRESH i-Ia!stcin heifers. Francis Platt TROPICAL Aquariums, fish ment. SellorTrado with $350 down with good $2095 credit record, TB and Bang8 tested. Call Finf>st of Farm Mar:hinery and accessories, low prices. Work 3 doys a week or half 825 Roosevelt St. From OX '1-1521. · 50wlp fri.M ond Oliver ean 372-4938, 1555 Ballard, days 5 days a week, Must 1962 OLDSMOBJL!: be neal typist and accurate 2 bedroom ranch, ]i;-;20Jiving N~w Hal/and Lansing. 49w5~ 4 door sedan, Ncar new condition. 3o-:Pics =-i ii1onths old. 600 with grammar end spelling, room with fireplac~, 10x20 Has power steering end brakes. bales second cutting hay. !-1 mile north of Mason on TWO FUEL tanks, conversion Steady employment in dining·L, 4 piece ceramic 301 N .. Every Rd. Harold Pletz 2,000 hales first cutting hay; US-127 space heater, laundry tubs. pleasant air conditioned bath, 2)'2 cor garage, 99x 132 surroundings. 1800 sq. ft. of living area plus $1795 $40 ton or 75c bale. Floyd L. Variety of used tires. 5271 N. lot, This is one of the bettor ... _ eb.2.o~ OR 7.336 I wtf homes in Mason located on 14x46 finished recreation room, Miller, 3281 Lyon Road. Phone Williamston road. Phone 655· 20 acres of land .. 2 baths, fruit· Motors 1962 CHEVROLET LATE MODEL M.F. wheel Inquire a little travelled street. Close Mason OR 7-SlGl. 49w3 2626. 48w3 to schools, hospital and wood kitchen with a II built-ins 4 door Sedan. V-8, Powerglidc, tractor with loader. Ideal including refrigerator and dish· radio, All this for the price of 35 ANGus, IIercford and I-lol- SUNFLOWER S E E D at THE INGHAMCOUNTY NEWS churches, Priced to sell for feeder lot cleanup or for wholesale prices. 25 lb bag, washer. Beautiful landscaping, a6 cylinder rtcin fc!eclcr r.attlc, S.15 each; Mason- OR 7-9011 50wlp 24x32 brick storage bui !ding. $1495 loading sand and gravel. $2.50. Used Car ~iart, corner 124 S. Mathew St. 1961 DODGE SENECA 25 Angus and white face Phone 485-7257, .. A9w3. CARPENTE-RS WANTED for New listing, 2 bedroom ranch, Price • $39,900 caivrs, r:ach S25; 5 large Maple and Park Streets, Ma· V·B 4 daor Sedan, with the high pole barn co:-~struction. 12xl8 carpeted living room, performance engino>, Torqueflite 1961 t:ORVAIR whiteface steers, $95 each; 75 son, Michigan. 50w1p 4 piece bath, basement, Corn Picker· Phone Maso:-~ 675·5:lE3. 50w1 transmission, power steering, Monza 2 door. 102 cngi ne, 4 bred ewes, $20 each; 2 regis· New Idea, one row CHRISTMAS TREES - .Plclt garage, Fenced yard. 947 W. Columbia St. power brakes, radio heater. your own, $1.50. Scotch WANTEn-::-:Fem~a!ccon:;pan. Price· $13,200 speed transmission, radio and tercel rams, $2S each: 1 bred Sto lk Chopper • 3 bdr, r~nch, 15xl8 living room, wlritewolls. This 5Ure-footcd pine. W. Willow highway. ion, with light housclteeping 12x17 family room, gilt $30; Berkshire and Poland John Deere heavy duty ·dandy now Just west of I-96, from noon duties, some practical nur­ 327 Ann St. 99x200 lot Price $13,900 $845 China boar, 175 lbs, $35. Roy with shredding attachment $1095 Donald. Phone OR 6-5663, on. 50w3 sing, in East Lansing. Would Nearly new quality built, 2 1287 Lamb road, Mason. Used 7 h.p, Cub Cadet consider 5:30 p.m. through bedroom, You must see this 1961 CHEVROLET tractor with mower· Come in and get a ••• 9:30 a.m. but prefer someone to apprec iote the fin ish and 50w3 excellent. to live in. Wages open. Call cabinet work. Price $14,000 149 N. Okemos Biscayne 4 door .. 6 cylinder, BULLs·=-HoJStein,Guernsey Siegler wood heaters • 2 Mrs. Reynolds, 485-3241, Ex· standard shift, radio and wlritc· imd, Jersey bulls, ready for New 3 bdr,, 12xl6 living room, 1960 MECURY MONTEREY used with blowers tension 243 from 1:30 p.m. finished recreation room, Can walls. service. Harold Glynn, 1560 N. 2255 lves Road 4 door sedan with automatic $995 Good through 4:30 p.m. 50w1 be bought on FHA terms or Mcrcdian road. Phone OR 7· Chain Saws ·Used • New 1 acre, new 2 bedroom ranch, consider trade, transmission, heater, whltewal 6682 or Williamston OL 5·1554. EVERYBOD-Y !mows Raw· You must seo this inside and wall tires, many miles of Demonstrator 3 plow tractor out to appreciate the quality trouble-free transportation. 1960 OLDSMOBILE 49w5• leigh Products. Be n Raw­ 125 bu, PTO spreader · Buy leigh Dealer in Holt. No ondthe added features. Sport Coup e. A reo/ nice car in Gehl mixer grinder deep maroon with white top. Full REGISTERED & grade Hoi· on capital necessary. Write Raw­ • Commercial Bldg.· A rua/ b~y in Mason $745 pow~>r and all $1J9 5 stein bulls from herd who IC'igh Dept. MCL-672·881, Free. • 215 Acre Dairy form near Stockbridge had high herd 4 years in suc­ Silsby port, Ill. 50wlp cession. Ernest Shaw 3785 Used • 160 Acrus, 3 bedroom remarlelcd house, nuw kitchen, new living More uoperware room, office outside entrance, wull kept outbuilrlin new for Your·milk sales pay thu bills SSS home parties. Make your own tonu rerl & white, whitewall Consumers hours, Fun. Profitabl<>. No MABC Sires ore sder:lr>rl for GENERAL ELECTRIC re- John Hancock Farm Loans tir~>~, low milea9e $795 , I their ability. Call Wils,ol'!, : eKperiunce n•cesscry. For ~Jrigerator. Power Company 'private interview eel/ the rlistri· $895 1960 CHEVROL:::T To transmit prarlur:tion .Force, OR 7-4914. ~ Call your MABC Technician far butor nearest you/ . Suburban C arrya/1. A station servir:e to top produr:tfon proven JJ7 lr. A•lt wagon an a light duty commo>rcial . ,...__ - . ·- ...... GAY·LA· SALES. sires . _ Misceftaneous- - 222. Liberty Jackson ST 3·4297 chassis · $ Cborle.s __ E, Brown USED ELECTRIC g a r a g e Glenn E. Oesterle, 1195 CHRISTMAS TREES..- . door operator, $75. Thor­ ! ARLYN SALES COMPANY ~MAec~re"s~·r'~PQualilr. Scotch. Pines and Balsam. burn Lumber Co. Phone 677· I 1151.5 N: Sa 9inaw ·~d: Harold ------48wl Darrow's Thrfftway Market. 3381. 50wl · Clio /686·0660 · •48w4 Bonk orGMA~ Financing avo i lob le REGISTERED GUERNSEY Corner of Columbia and Aure­ TRUCK RACK - Factory BABYSITTER WANTED - Real Estate en these on d any of our other fin~ fresh cows and heavy lius. Phone 676-2622. 49w4 made, 7' 6" by 12' 2", good Live in or out, 5 days week,· Pletz Used Cars rspringing heifers. Also baled condition .. 38 inch sides. Phone Call TU 2·1958. 50wl straw. Can deliver. Bl'llce ANTIQUE Doll buggy, over 587-4109 Westphalia. 50w2 Deeg, phone MA 8-3040, · 80 years old In good shape, WANTED - Man or woman ·AI Rice 50w3 1040 Zimmer road. Phone 655· 22 FOLDING-DOORS with or combination husband and Motors 1524 :Williamston. 49w3p steel frames. All hardware · wife team to do office clean· Phone OR 6-5919 REGISTERED 2 year old An· Included. Will !it opening lng evenings in Mason office. Williamston Chevrolet gus Bull, $250. Roland Mess­ PONY SADDLE - like new. 5' 4" wide or less by 8 foot .We have all the equipment ~er, Fowlerville CA 3·9441. Evenings OR 7-1071, OR 7-0591 Reasonable, 3345 E. Colum· high, $20 each. Inquire Ma· and supplies. The In~ham 447 $, J•Herson OR 7-3061 49w3 son General hospital, phone County News, phone OR 7· ISO E. Grand River bfa, Dansville. 49w3p. Phones OR 7·9521. 50W1· 9011. 50wlp l60 E. Ash, Mason 655-1810 The Ingham County News, Wednesday, December 9, 1964 - Page A-4 OR 7-3061 & OR 6-5040 ,. Savo on Auto Ports Dockter.'s Orchard Mason Lists Honor Pupils Bud's 1 mile south of Dansvl/lo <>n Williamston Rrl, For Second Marking Period. Auto Pa.rts Apples Mason senior and junior high Suo Hnyhoo Jont~no,I~ochor "Central Miclllgan's Largut Brinn Johnaon Ron Roynolda Judy Stone Michael 'l'ucko:r school puplls got their paychecks [{ria J{nudstrup Sandrn Su11gltt M11rlo Webb" Red Delicious $1 bu. & up Mnry Scott Emily Swub David WlghtmAII Dealer In l.oto Modo/ Sa/vawo" Wednesday In the torm of report Lola Lininger Lnrry Snyder Elnlno Pnrlnl Meek Too Late To Classify Eighth grade, Donna Schwarz­ David Leonnrd Ron Webster J()VC'a Huchnnnn nr!nn oc,tcrlo SUPERVISOR CHAIRMAN Robert Bruegel and Supervisor Robert Runyon Nnncy Lyon• lCnthy Wilson lCri• Chnndler (lnry Owcna waelder, Paulanne Chelf and Kar­ J ulnno Chel WOULD an r Chnrlco Philo listen to Sheriff Kenneth Preadrnore during dedication ceremonies at Ingham jail. MAKE ldelll en Philo. nTH GRADE. Celontc Chrtstlnn• )lonna l,omeroy · Christmas gift. Set of Chlld· Elizabeth Combs Sylvlu Hopp Ninth g:rade, Martha Collar, David Armocl< Jim i'ctclmm Jou Dean Chev 1955-3/4 ·Ton Steel Plat- ·craft booi1s. A·l condition. Mellssn Bnrnnrd Malonnlo Kinnl· Mury Jo Sunder• Jean Gilpin, Malonnle Kinnison, Pnmeln Edington Jn~ct Smith form & Tool Boxes $ 195,00 Ph ·MA • 50w3- Hownrd Battin tiOU" Hor(len Ensign Chev 1959-1/2 Ton one 3 2041· • Diane Peterson and Marie Webb, Druce Benson Bnl'bnrn. Krnnz llllnn Smith Yvonno Brouwen Elnlne Ferris Alnn Stnrr Pickup 75o.oo 12TH GRADE Christine Lennon llrud llnrt lkotl Strlcl•lnnd LEGAL NOTICES Nancy Brown Llndn I,ceson Hlchnl·cl llayhoo GMC 1957-l/2 Ton Pickup- Cnrol Cnmnboll Dinno Lett Ilnn Wnro Llndu. Ackley l'nthleen Cooper :Mnry Ann llowca El!itJ!IP.r~ \Vnrron Hydramatic · 595.00 STATE OF- MICitlGAN· Snndrn Bailey Dnwn Dcn.Hmoro Clnrcncc Clnrk Betty Miehltsch Bnrbnrn IIuuh.son Morthn Collar• Michael Ocstcrlo Ford 1956-l/2 Ton THE PROBATE COURT f.'OR Bonmo Colbath Peii'KY Duncnn . INGHAM COUNTY . Claudine Collar Jano GuerrlerG Patricia Edgin&• J oscphine Pnrker 6TH GIIADE ton Din11c Peterson*' Panel 175.00 E·28~ Eatnto of HOWARD D. MILLARQ._ Douglns En~lo Knthy Phillips Lyntlu AlcerB llcnce Iiiteheocl< Dodge 1961-1/2 Ton Sterling !'elton Jim Powers llnrllurn Al~cr Ilonnlo Howe Deceased. - · Mnry l•'inlt Pickup 995.00 NO'l'ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT LEGAL NOTICES Shnron Pmtt William Am•dlll l\1ury John•on Carol Fogle l{n thy Heynoldo Greg Arens Sull~ Johnaon Ford 1959-3/4 Ton ercdltora must serve Charles E, Day4 Glen F1·nnklln olr., ndmlnlstrator, nnd !lie with the PRDER FOR APPE/jRANcg. Vlcl G. Irwin !or Ncwo nnd further notice ns rcqulrocl_ STATE OF MICHIGAN ,Jaycees. They ar~ young men nllownnce of his final nccount nnd by law IS ORDERED. THE PROBATE COURT FOR between the ages of 21 and 35 for all they have done and u3signmcnt of residue will be heard INGHAM COUNTY Dnted: Deccmbe1· 2, 1964 years of age any race, color the nurses at Lansing Gen· ~anunry 6, 1966, at 9:36 A, M. at JAMES 1'. KALLMAN E-21~ I~GHAM'S SPACIOUS NEW JAIL wasn't spacious enough to handle the Probate Court, 400 County Build· Estatu of !IELEN H. HALL, l!c· or creed. They are dedicated to eral hospital and especially lng, UG W, Ottawa, Lansing, Mlch· A true copy: Judgo of Probnto Florenco M. Fletcher ccas~d. leadership training through com­ Dr. Rice for the wonderful IKnn. Deputy Register of Prob_ntg,, , .NUfiCE lSilERElJ'l GIVEN THAT the week end crowds who showed up for tours through the new structure. Publication in the lnghnm Countll' croditoJ'tl muoi t.{:l'VC Clarence P. llnll. munity development and are one care I received. Jean Baclcus. HARRY D. HUDBARD, Attorney News nnd further notice ns require" 1108 Michigan Nationnl Tower, Lnn• ndrninhitJ•ator, nnd file with the court of the fastest growing young 50wl by lnw IS ORDERED. oing. 50wS swol'n slatt~m~at!! of claim, any and supervisors during the construe. Mason; Bruegel, and ·Ackley. Dated: December 2, 1964 nil claims nnd dct.crmination uf heirs men's organizations in the world. Dedication JAMES T, KALLMAN STATE OF MICHIGAN lion period, Clark Ackley of Lan. After the ceremony, the jail THE PROBATE COURT FOR. will be ht:ard Murch 1. llltli:l, nl 10:20 They are international in scope (Continued from Page 1) A true copy: Judge of Probata A. M, at the Probntc Coul't, 400 sing, the architect; the Granger was opened to the public for Bonnie Bodt·io INGHAM COUNTY County Building-, 11 G 'V. Uttawo, with chapters in 75 countries and most Important thing In the ad­ Clothing JUVENILE DIVISION Brothers Construction company inspection. Visitors were taken Deputy· Register of Probate Lansinh', Miehi~un. they are recognized by govern­ ministration and operation of a S. DeWitt Rathbun, Attorney. D-702 Publicntinn in the Jnr.-hnm County of Lansing and members of the on tours of the vast building Matter of ELMER JOHN LAM· ment and business leaders at jail." Mlcbicnn Nntlonal 'rower, Lun&mg, BERT, Minor. New!~ n11d fn,·tf,.,l' ~"ticc a:; !'C(lUired supervisors' ways and means which Is built to handle a capa­ GIRL SCOUT dress, change· SOwS by lnw IS Ol!DER!W. every level as an organization Harrison said 90,000 persons NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN THAT 1, committee, city of 240 Inmates and designed able green material, about STATE OF MICHIGAN the petition for re-hcnrlng of Det, Dated: lJcc~.:Jm~~..:,· 19G4 which develops community lead­ passed through county jails in size 14 with hat, belt, knee :. THE PROBATE COURT FOR Nile McClintic, Lnnoinl{ Police De· JAMES '!'. !(ALLMAN The super vI sors• chairman for easy expansion to accom­ A true COl'Y' Ju~gc of Probat~ ers through constructive action. Michigan last year," and ijM of INGHAM COUNTY partment, Youth Bureau, alleging recognized were Harold Pietsch modate 500, socks, yellow scarf, $4.00: D·8C81 l•lorencc M. Flctehe1· This Is what the Jaycees are them are worthy of proper thnt said minor cornea within the Devuty ltegistcr of Probat~ of East Lansing, chairman In Girl Scout dark green skirt, E•tnte of CLIFFORD TARBEI.L. Provisions of Act 54 of the Extra not· Transfer of prisoners from the HERMAN J. LIPP, Attorney treatment." 1961, Maurice Durkee of Locke white blouse size 16, worn Dcccnaed. Session of 1944, nnd praying thnt the 712 Michhnm National Tower, Lnn .. old ja11 on E. Maple street to the NO'fiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN 'ritA~ order cntcrerJ. herein be n(firmed, 1·-A chamber of commerce {al­ The guests were welcomc•d to ainl.'. _ . !j0w3 township, chairman in 1962; Miss new structure will take place In twice, h e a d b an d, $5.00: the petition of Dorothy Lindo\'1 for modified. or set nside, and it AJlpear• though they often work together). the ceremony by Paul Richards nllownnce of her finnl nccount nnd in!l that the wherenbouto of the ·- -sTATE:-6f.M"Icl-iiGAN-- Lucille Belen of Lansing, chair. January. Brownie cap, 25c. Mrs. Don THE PHOBATE COURT FOR 2-A political organization (al­ of Mason, chairman of,thc> build­ uslgnment of residue will be hemd father of said minor, Ira Lnmbcrt, is man in 1963; Glen Watkins of The dedication Saturday mark­ Densmore, 3680 W. Columbia, January G, !9G5, ot 9:40 A, Ill .. nt unknown, and cnnnot be t~erved with INGHAM COUNTY though interested in government­ Ing and grounds com miltee of Alaiedon township who was chair. ed the completion of a project phone OR 6-5562 mornings. the i'robate Court, 40G Count~ llutld· a notice of hearing will be henrd E·l70 al affairs). the Ingham County board of sup':' lng, 116 W, Ottawa, Lansing, Micb• January IB, 1965, nt I :30 P. M, at E•tnte of CIIARLES A. NICHOL· man In 1964 justbeforehlsdeath, that started back In 1961. On Jgan. the Probate Court, 400 County Bldg., SON. Decease~. 3-Restricted to tyjles of pro­ ervlsors. Recognized for theft 50wl and Robert Bruegel of East Lan. April 11 of that year a prelim­ i'ublicntion in tho Ingham C~unlll' 110 W. Ottawa St., Lansing, Mich· NOTICE IS I!EREDY GIVEN THAT jects nor required to conduct part in the planning and construc­ News and further notice ns rcqllirQ