(' i ' ~.PL' ngpot•t r>ind S•J,.~ ·, _... cry • • .~.nsro rt M·l 'h. Proposed $358,400 Bond Explained · ·· · I Mason school district taxpayers will vote maintained this continuing support through ''This table shows that from 1953 to the to continue their support of the school's on a $358,400 bond issue Monday, s·eptem­ the years. present the number of students has in­ needs. Therefore, the bond issue for ber 27. The proposed mo,1ey would be used "The growth in the number of students creased 2,160, The table also shows that $358,400 for riew high school faollities will to' build additio11al high school facilities and the continuing support of the pe9ple the families in the district have respond­ be presented for consideration, September and to up-date the Jefferson street junior can be shown by the following table! ed to the needs by maintaining a continuing high school building. 27. · support of the school district, The growth This week the Ingham County News asked "In addition the junior high school is in Dnte present Schools No, of in number of students is accelerating. Ray Yeutter, chairman of the school study bad repair and needs to oe renovated to schools were Students From 1948 to' 1956 the number of students committee, to present the committee's meet state requiremonts for fire safety. increased by .869. From 1957 to 1965 findings relative to the bond issue, why A group of citizens from the school study l922 Jefferson St. the increase has been 1280 students. the committee supports the bonding and. com1n lttee inspected the junior high school. School "The school district has arrived at why its members believe additional fa­ Their suggested repairs and those suggest­ 1953 Cedar St. School 1090 another point in the cycle of need for en­ cilities are requirad for Muon school ed by an architect and the state amounted 1955 Steele St. School 1502 larged facilities. The high school enroll­ district youngsters, to $190,60 0. This included bo~h fire safety 1959 High school 2343 m,:Jnt is. over capacity this year. Next Here is what Yeutter has to say: renovation by the fire marshall and re­ 1961 Alaiedon School year's enrollment promises to increase "The Mason Public School district has pairs suggested by others, However, the Cedar Addition 2579 this over-load considerably. The school experienced continued growth in the num­ school board after careful consideration, 1964 N, Aurelius School board has anticipated this increase. The bers of students from year to year, This voted to undertake the fire safety reno­ Alaiedon Addition 3151 board has wisely voted to create a solution continued growth requires coatinulng sup­ vation at present at the cost of $101,400, 1966 Proposed: High to the problem before it become.s acute by, The other suggested repairs will be paid port by the people of the district who have School Addition 3250 asking the famUies of the school district Continued on Page 11

~onnt Vol. 106, No, 36 2 Sections, 24 Pages Wednesday, September 8, 1965 10¢ per copy Mason's Chest Goal Increased No Parking Signs Trailerites Kickoff Oct. 13 Go Up ·On Oak St. To Visit City If you see a lot of red No parking signs were In­ Chief T!m stolz of !he Ma­ berets around Mason F rlday, Total Boosted stalled last week in the alley son pollee, Is awa!t!ng Con­ Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 6-8 running east and west between sumer Power company crews don't panic, the French haven't Jefferson and Park streets who w!ll erect poles !n the invaded - It's the Michigan and located In the 400 block of $2500 This Year; center of the 100 block of W. Travel Trailer club, Jefferson between Ash and Oa' street where a traffic Long a special spot with the Oak streets, Similar no park­ A record breaking goal of $14,744 was establ!shed for the slg!i:i. light w111 be hung over trailer c I u b s, the Ingham 1965-66 Mason Community Chest drive which will kick off Ing signs were placed along the center of the street to county fairgrounds will be­ October 13, This is the first time in 2 years that the city's the east side of the Mason control· moving traffic during come the camping site for the goal lias been Increased, junior high school grounds on school hours, Michigan Travel Trailer club Jefferson street, The Commun!ty Chest board last Thursday decided on the The city counc!l at a recent which is expecting upwards budget and appointed Dr, T. Vander Boll, Jr., of 119 Steven, Also Installed were signs meeting ordered that school of 200 trailers from all over general chairman. prohibiting parking of vehicles buses which for several years the state. during school hours on both have been using the block for Vander Boll, a Mason op­ sides of the street in the day parking be moved to an­ During the 3 -day stay the tometrist, was b r 1 e fed on block between Jefferson and other parking place and open group will have Its annual basic campaign goals and giv­ 10,000 Gather Park street on W. Oak streets. the street to traffic. election meeting, en the date for the Mason kick­ of! which will correspond w1 th Lansing's. The Increase !n this year's Labor chest goal can be attributed to a request for additional Mason Link in Proposed funds for the Mason area rec­ Has Its reation program which !s to be expanded In the near future. Part of the $2,500 will go Day Here toward hiring Abe Cohn, 727 Tri-County Police Unit Roosevelt, as a part time An old fashioned Labor Day observance at the Ingham Donald L. Reisig, Ingham under one general head, pos­ County fairgrounds here Mon­ county prosecuting attorney, of cooperative assistance for sibly the county sheriff or a each other. day drew a crowd of 10,000 has made a proposal for the board of control created by and more, establishment of a metropol­ "Cooperative assistance a­ appointments of local govern­ mong departments would per­ Sponsors of the event, par­ itan pollee department and ment officials, Reisig said. t!c!pat!ng local unions of the judicial authority to cover the mit oUicers from East Lan­ This pollee unit, he point­ sing to enforce Ia ws !n Ma­ Greater Lansing Labor coun­ counties of Ingham, Cl!nton ed out, Is strictly envisioned son should the need arrive," c!l, were so pleased with the and Eaton, Mason would be ahead 10 to 15 years when the he said. "Then the path would ·local turn out that definite a part of this metropol!tan population growth would re­ plans to stage the event again area at Its southern boundary. be opened so that a uniform quire such a set-up. For the enforcement agency could be next year already have been Reisig said the plan Is not time being legislation would be finalized, new, but that such a unl!ied created when and 1! the need BRIAN BASORE- Time for school but his mind isn't in it. necessary to allow police units should develop. B!g attraction of the day police unit would insure ade­ in a centralized population was the old fashioned prices quate enforcement for areas area to enter Into agreements (Continued on Page 11) for rides, food and soft drinks, that are considered a no man's Visitors to the Labor Day fair land where existing pollee de­ needed to bring only nickels partments aren't sure o!thelr and dimo:s with them. jurisdiction, ''The Lansing area is fast Mason Man Dies After taking In the sights School Doors Open along the midway which In­ growing Into a complex one that creates many efficiency cluded clowns all were Invit­ problems of pol!ce criss - In Alma Crash ed to see a special program crossing each others' paths which featured speakers from Clare 0, Wasper, 55, of Ella Wasper, He is survived high ranking state government in the line of duty," he said, 230 E. Maple street, Mason Ultimately the proposed po­ by his wife, Norlne; a son, and union positions. To 3,200Students met death shortly after 1 p.m. W!lliam, of Mason; a daugh­ recreation director, Under h!s llee force would wear the same Making an appearance at the Tuesday at the Intersection of ter, Mrs. Ella J, LoVette of leadership the recreation Summer's fun came to an Under a new system devised distinctive unUor ms, drive State road (old US-27) and Lin­ Labor Day fest!v!t!es was G. be staffed by !24 teachers similarly marked cars and be Mason, 5 grandch!ldren and a committee, which Is repre­ end this week for more than this year the 4 elementary and administrators, 3 more coln road 2 m!les east of Alma Mennen "Soapy" Wlll!ams, 3,200 Mason youngsters, brother, Orrin Wasper of Les­ sentative of every organiza­ schools will have 2 principals teachers and one more admin­ in Grat!ot county, l!e. former governor of the state School started yesterday, tion and the 4 township area of Michigan and assistant sec­ Instead of one for each school. Istrator than last year, Wasper, a truckdriver, was surrounding Mason, hopes to Bright and ear 1 y, all . hauling a 50 foot mobile home retary of state for African Walter Mcintosh, who has M. Chandler Nauts, super­ Wall Falls Funeral services are sche­ unify the program and Ini­ scrubbed and dressed up, they Intendent of schools, gave the trailer he had picked up at duled for 2 p.m. Friday at the affairs, Williams originally trooped Into classrooms In 4 been coordinator of elemen­ tiate new areas particularly following approximate enroll­ Redman Industries In Alma a Jewett funeral home. Rev­ announced plans to make the elementary schools, a junior tary education, wlll become for adults and seniorc!tlzens, ment !n each of the schools, few moments before the acci­ erand E,L, Sutcliffe, pastor of traditional walk across the · high school i.nd a senior high principal of the North Aure­ As Car Hits Mason's "fair share" of Mackinaw bridge, but evi­ North Aurelius 440 dent. Tile junction is about 100 the Mason Methodist church the Lansing Community Chest school to begin 9 months of lius and steele street schools yards from the entrance to the dently found a day at the lAbor and Howard Oesterle w!ll be Cedar 515 wlll officiate at the service goal Is $10,700, Other budget work with books, sl!de rule US-27 freew!l.y, · and burial wlll be In Maple fair more inviting, and test tubes. principal of the Cedar and Claiedon 410 Laundry items approved were $350 for Alaledon schools. steele 470 As he approached the inter­ Grove cemetery here. operating expenses and $500 Others to speak during the For the 1st time this year section a car driven by a wom­ Mason schools this year will Junior high school 770 The Norge Equipped Laun­ for the Easter Seal campaign, program were James H. Hare, the Mason school system Is dry and Cleaning V!llare, 120 an Identified as M:ts, Myrtle opening without any rural Senior h!gh school 630 In past years $500 has been Michigan secretary of state, Meanwh!le throughout Ing- S. Cedar, Is minus one door Nixon, driving south on state designated for the American SenatorS. Don Potter(R-Lan­ schools, In their place !s a road, failed to make a re­ Fibrosis Drive ham county this week this and part of, the south wa.ll fol­ Cancer society, but board s!ng) E,S, Patterson, UAWdl­ brand new elementary school lowing an accident Sunda.y quired stop and crashed Into --the North Aurelius bu!ld!ng same scene Is being enacted members decided to strike !t rector of region 1C; Leonard Weather In many schools. morning, September 5, the truck, Here Next Week --which was constructed over from the budget this year. Woodcock, Detroit, UAWvlce­ Cloudy and cool weather is In Other schools which ob­ A car driven by Mrs, Helen Wasper received fatal in­ P resident; Representative the past year. A house-to-house drive to The reason Is that the nation­ prospect at least for the next served opening day Tuesday Pollok, 425 W. Colum~laroad, juries and was pronounced al organization a! ways refused Robert Dingwell, from the 58th The new bu!ld!ng, located Mason, plunged into the side of dead on arrival at Gratiot raise funds to fight cystic fi· on Aurel!us road about a quar­ 24 hours, the Weather Bureau were those at East Lansing, Mason's check and a second district; and H. James starr, said Wednesday in its over­ Haslett, Holt, Lansing, Les­ the bulldlng, Mrs, Pollo' told Com :nun tty hospital In Alma. bros Is wlll be conducted in Ma­ 57th district representative, ter m!le north of Columbia son Tuesday, September 14 check had to be issued to the night forecast, It wlll be partly lie, Okemos, Stockbridge, Wa­ officers that she mistalrenly Mrs. Nixon and Robert Con­ president otthe Ingham County road, has 15 classrooms, In­ thought the car was !n neutral ley, 17, of South Bend, Indiana, from 7 to 9 p,m,, Mrs. Don­ Included in the day's events cluding 2 special education cloudy and cooler tonight with verly, Webbervme and Wil­ Cancer society. the temperature around 50 de­ liamston, Dansville schools and t.ctually it was in drive, a passenger in her car, both na Bolthouse, chairman of the. were a free horse show staged rooms, an office suite for the T h r o u g h the community by the Rose Lake Rider's club grees. Thursday will be warm­ , opened today, Anthony Paradise, owner of were Injured and hospitaUzed Mason campaign, announced chest support Is given to a principal and his staff, a kit­ the laundramat from Holt, said at the Alma hospital, Mrs. this week. and a rock and roll program chen and a seminar room for er but with Increasing cloudi­ Classes w111 not start in large independent cancer re­ ness wlth a high In the middle some schools for several days there were 4 women In the Nixon's condition Wednesday Approximately 30 canvas­ by a Lansing band, "The Fer­ use by speech correctionlsts, sers will visit all homes in search h o spit a 1 and board rel's." 70's. yet, however, CIa sse s are bullcling at the time of the was reported as fair and that members felt it wasn't nec­ vtslt!ng teachers and teacher scheduled to begin September crash, but no one was hurt. of Conley as satisfactory. Mason to seek donations to the counselors for the physically fund, essary to give twice, Along with the midway rides High temperatures remain­ 13 at East Lansing, Haslett, The Pollok car was hai-dly Mrs, Nixon suffered multiple and live pony r1des there were handicapped, The Mason drive is part of In. past budgets $150 has ed within the 70's throughout Okemos and Holt, September damqed. .injuries, been alloted for the polio and also exhibits for the adults The other elementary build­ the week In Mason, The high­ 9 at Lansing -"d Waverly, the Great Lansing campaign birth defects group and mus­ from various employers ot the ings are those of Alaledon, est recorded was 78 on Sep­ Wasper was employed by the which embraces the cities of Cedar street, and steele Classes start today at Dans­ National Transit company, He cular dystrophy. This year area: Oldsmob!le, Fisher tember 5 and the lowest 70 v1lle, Leslie, stockbridge, Bnii•Dunn Grand Lansing, Mason, Grand Ledge, street. on September 1, Opening Friday . was born in Mason June 1, the money will be used to Body, White Motors, several Webbervllle and Williamston, and Saturday Sept. 23 & 24. East Lansing, Charlotte and the drop forge plants and 1910, the son of William and Eaton Rapids, cover pledps that are not or received, REN Plastics. 2 Churchis~.tffi':Ho·lt Sunday or Mr.· and Mr.~~ Ed• · · _;: mund Young, ' .. ~: Ml'. and Mrs. J,c.·, Nelson ~~ ,-z::~~~-----l 1 Announc.e New Schedules called on his sister and hus- :, HOLT • Two Holt ciJurches­ bnad, Mr. and Mrs, GeoJ•ge ~ At the Presbyterian chuch, Nollar of Manchester Sunda;·. the Presbyterian and the starting September 19 there of the fund raising projects of the women's society. Mrs. Frank Burgess of M•1tl1odist this week announced will be services at 9:30 a.m. t a resumption of fall schedules The Presbyterian chancel Stockbridge visited Miss Ros­ and 11 a.m. HOLT - Mrs. Arlene Lan­ foi' services, choir will res u m e regular fornla, a daughter, Susan In amond Backus Saturday;' The Methodist chancel choir ders form9r Holt resident died Mr. and Mrs, Earl David­ The Methodists will start will begin regular rehearsals practice schedules Thursday, Korea; her mother, Ml's, the new schedule next Sunday, at 7:30 p.m .. at the church, Tlmrsday, September 2, In son of Dansville and Mr. and ' Thursday, September 9 at the Korea following a long Ill­ Thomas Howard of stock- September 12 and the Presby­ The youth ch•Jir lor yo:.ng . bridge, a sister, Virginia DanSville Mrs, Hex Dubois and family church at 7:30 p.m. ness, Iof Mason spent Labor Day at. terians on the following Sun­ people in grades 6-12 wlll Springman and a brother, Hu­ day, September 19. have Its 1st practice session Mrs, Landers, wife of Frank Portage lake, The chuck wagon supper Landers, budget director for old Springman, both of Stock­ The MethodIst church sponsored by the W,S,C.S, of Thursday, September 16 at bridge. Funf)ral arrangements t News I Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dav­ services will he at 9:30a.m, 6:30 p.m. and will sing In the the state of Michigan, until are to ba announced, enport of Adrian spent Friday the church will be served his acceptance of an admin­ and Saturday with Mrs. Daven­ and It a,m, with a special Thursday night In the church 2nd worship hour September Sunday .school assembly at 11 19, Istrative post In the Phllll­ port's brother and wife, Mr. parking lot, Serving will be plnes with the llnlted Over. and Mrs. Arthur Brooks, a.m. from 5 to 7 p,m, This Is one A chapel choir for children '------·--·---·-·-·---·--J in grades 2-5 Is being formed seas m!.sston In 1961, was very DANS\'ILLE • Mr. and Mrs, Sundar guests of Mr. and active In the Holt commt•nlty, 4-Hers U1e Labor Da\' week end at Mrs, Arthur Brooks were Mr. and the rehearsal date will James Call, Jr. of Seattle, Houghton lalte, · be announced at a later date, serving as president of the Washington came by plane and Mrs, ,Tesse Staats and Holt Women's club, president Friday to spend 2 weeks with Scott Wheeler of Bay City family of Jackson, Mr. and of Sycamore elem•mtary Meet Call's parents, Mr. and Mrs, spent last 1\'ednesda)' night Mrs. Leonard Brooks and P,T,A, and the Ingham county w1t11 his mother, ~1rs, Ber­ family of Mason and Mr. and ,James Call, Sr. of Ewers nice \\'hePler, Auction and Michigan Congress of DANSVILLE - The Dans. road, On Sunday,·· September l\olrs, Clen Graf of stockbridge Miss Margaret Curtis and P ,T ,A, and many other school ville stirrup Steppers Horse 12, they will help their par­ road, Mr, and Mrs, Floyd Cos­ 'l acitlvltes Including room Club met at the Lewis Woods' ents observe their silver wed­ Mrs, Marian Davis attend­ gray and daughters of Stock­ mother and com mit tees, residence last Tuesday even­ ding anniversary, The "Open ed the play "Mr. Pickwick" bridge visited t11e Brooks Fri­ Proceeds Landers also served the Ing, Members discussed plans at the Ffsii~>r theater, De­ day evening, House" celebration wfll be at troit, Tuesda)' night, Holt Board of Education for 10 for their forthcoming Horse the Townhallin Dansville from Mr. and Mrs, Elmer OJala .. years and their children, MI­ Show which will lle held at 2 to 5 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Card spent Tuesday and Friday In Hit $1200 chael F. Thomas, and SUsan the Mason Fairgrounds on Sa­ spent last week with IJis sis­ Muskegon, . Miss Myrneita Curtis of ter, Margaret, (Mrs, Harold all attended the Holt schools, turday, September 25th, More Dansville, Mrs, .John Betz of ~Irs. Hazel Baldwin of Lan­ ., DANSVILLE • Again the Landers had been later as­ details wm be available later Pittsburg, Pennsylvania and Marshall) of Caseville, due sing spent Frida)' and Satur­ annual Booster Auction was signed to Korea. on this event, Cheri Ruest Is Mrs. Frank Quinlan of Mt. to the death of her husband day wit11 Mr, and Mrs, Elmer a success, The proceeds to- Mrs, Landers Is survived President of the Stirrup Step­ Pleasant had a reunion Friday who died August 31. He had Ojala and Mrs, Cora Anway, .. , ~aled around {i 2"oo~ 'Tlie · by her husband Frank, 2 sons, pers 4-H Horse Club, at the home of Mrs, Otto been seriously sick for a bout Mr. and Mrs, Harold Cot. Rummage sale netleu al'uuu .. Michael F. of New York, 6 weeks, Funeral services ton of Vermontv1lle were Sun-. Vaughn or Mt, Pleasant. The were at the Shetler Funeral .. $456 1 the Country Store, $94, Thomas of Camp Ord, Call. Sent to Prison 3 had been teachers at the day guests of Mr, and Mrs, the baked goods section $106, same time In Muskegon sev­ chapel In Pidgeon, wtth Loren Sttd. The rest of the proceeds came graveside services at Ever­ eral years ago. ~!r, and Mrs, J,,J, Boyle of from the auction and refresh­ For Holt Robbe!y green cemetery In Omer, Mrs. ment stand, Mr, and Mrs. William Nis­ Marshall Is a former resident East Lansing and Mr. and Mrs, Holt Sailor HOLT- Terry D. Mitchell, wonger and family of Dans­ of Dansv1lle, Alton Boyle of st. Johns and Automatic Soak Cycle Lucien Ruest had a horse v11le and Mr, and Mrs, Nathan their families were Saturday and old-fashioned buggy and of 25, of Lansing, was sentenced The Dansville Aid society plus Jet Action Friday by Judge Louis E. Lantis of Mason spent several will meet Tuesday evening, evening guests of their par­ the 64 children who took rides, To Become days the past week In northern ents, Mr, and Mrs, Jay Boyle features galore! around 60 had never ridden In Coash of the Ingham circuit September 14, ai the town­ court to 2-1/2 to 10 years In Michigan. While on the trip ship hall at 7 p.m. to help celebrate the birthday a buggy drawn by a horse, they visited Mr, and Mrs. of Alton ·Boyle. .. • Jet·Away Lint Removal The cub scouts sold pop. prison atter Mitchell pleaded An off -to-college party for -no lint traps! corn, Petty Officer gullty August 27 to entering the Wayne Cosgray of Manion, Miss Lynne Freer was an Mr. and Mrs, Gene Weglen­ • Jet Spin cuts drying Hartley Super Market In Holt. Mrs, Arthur Pylar and 3 event Friday evening, Sep­ ka and daughter of Webberville time. Leaves clothes HOLT - Seaman Russell children of Lansing spent the were Sunday dinner guests of (Rusty) Hanson Jr., son of Ingham county sheriff's dep­ tember 3, at the home of Mr. extra light and dry! uties and Lansing police said Labor Day week end with Mrs, and Mrs, Jack Cook near Wll· Mr. r.tnd Mrs, Martin Showers, • And clothes come out Mr. and Mrs, Russell Hanson they c.;J.ught him In the store. Pylar's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Showers Boy Scout Sr., 1954 Phillips ave,, Holt llamston, Between 25 and 30 so loose an'd easy even Leland .Perrine, Sr. members and friends from the Sr. took their grandson, who apron strings seldom wlll become Seaman 3rd class Jul!e Hess of W1lllamston had been spending a week with ·. snarl! pelt y of- ··· Free Methodist church were :· WCTU To Name spent a few days over the present, The guest of honor his grandparenis, to the home • Jet·simple mechanism Barbecue fleer F r 1- Labor Day weef.' end with her of his parents, Mr, and Mrs, rJET 1 tor top dependability! day, Sept-· received many nice and use­ A~TION 1965-66 Officers grandmother, Mrs, Mabel ful gifts. Miss Freer left Earl Showers .rr, of Webber­ FOR NEW em b er 10 ·~·:·f , .~··· · .,: Hess, ville, Big Success followlngf'i'~!~;... , ~' Tuesday to enter Spring Arbor DEEP HOLT - Holt Woman's Mrs. Marguerite Wemple college, Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Whit­ EASY vIs !ted Mrs. Jessie Mason of man and family spent Sunday CLEANING! DANSVILLE • The Chicken Christian Temperance Union Mason Friday, A group from the Dansvflle rr~Tn~~}'~:: ·,,,~I will meet to elect a 1965- Baptist church had charge of with Whitman's parents, Mr. Barbecue served by the Dans­ ,'"' Callers the past week at the and Mrs, Sam Whitman of TERMS 66 slate of officers Monday, services at the Rescue Mis­ ville Boy Scouts Saturday night Great Lakes • home of Mrs, Marguerite Cook rural Grass Lr.tke. at the Township hall was a de­ Training ~ ~ September 13, at 7 p.m. at sion In Lansing last Wednes- the home of Mrs, Ruth were Russell Cook and chfl· day night, Mrs, Allee Sttd and Mr. and cided success, In part due to Center, He dren of Holt, Mr. and Mrs, Mrs, Russell Frlssell and NO BELTS NO PULL£'1'5 Straight, 2343 N. Cedar street, Mr. and Mrs, Vance Mead TO llREAICI NO GEARS the cooperation and help of will be as- · , Wayne Vibbert and Shirley fam.\ly were guests Saturday TO JAMI TOWEAROUTI parents of the scouts, signed to a Holt, and daughter, Janice, spent Cook of Mason, part of last week with Mr. and evening of Mr, and Mrs. Loren Model WOK Parents who helped were technical school In electron­ Mr. and Mrs. VIctor Gillett Stld and family to celebrate the Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilcox, Ics at Great Lakes, Hanson Another Important Item on Mrs. Lester Nelson of Lan­ and son, Larry, of Nov! spent sing at the Nelson cottage at wedding anniversary of the Mr. and Mrs. William Alder­ Is a 1963 graduate of Holt the agenda will be a discus. Friday with Mrs, Gillett's mo­ Frlssells and birthdays of fer, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Slld high school and !J,ttended Mich­ sfon of plans for hosting the Horsehead lake near Mecos­ 1 ther, Mrs. A.J. Miller, ta. Mrs, Loren stld and her son, Mrs. Russell Frlssell, Mrs, Igan State unlve:rslh, WCTU Sixth District Conven­ Stephen, Mrs, Grace Bird and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs, FrlJ,nk Nemer Wayne Chapman, Mr. and Mrs, tion, October 12 at the Syca. Dorothy !Gelnsmith of Ann 8 Vincent Carlen, Mrs, Rolland more Street Baptist church of Webbervflle, Janice Moran in Holt, Arbor visited Mrs. Effie West, Wing, Mr, and Mrs, Elbridge Friday. and Choyce Barron of Lan. * 5 YEAR PROTECTION PLAN! Wolfgang, O,B, Cornett, War­ Thievtes sing, Mr. and Mr's, Dick Ellis Strongest Fngidaire washer protection pion evor. On&-year War. Miss Kathy Bunker of Ma­ of Sallne and J.B. Dalton were Holt News ren Mueller, Fein VanDamme son spent several days the ranty for repair of any detect without charge, plus four·yur and Mrs. Ed, Frances, Okemos Man Monday dinner guests of Mr, Miss Joan Van Husen re­ Protection Plan for furnishing replacement for any dolectivo part Take Tools, past week with her grand­ and Mrs. Dyke Baker. turned home Monday from a in the transmission, drive motor, or Ja~ge capacity water pump/ Is to Lecture. mother, Mrs, Coria Hayhoe, Mrs, C. A. Diehl spent week visit with Mr. and Mrs, Mrs, Andrew Millhouse of Monday with Mr. and · Mrs, 2-WayRadio OKEMOS--Don Stevens, Stockbridge and Janice Hedg­ Fred Lfnctholm and family In 2031 Tomahawk road, has ac­ Peter stld and helped cele­ Minneapolis, Minnesota, HAMLIN len of Mason spent Thursday brate the birthdays of Debbie HOLT - Tools valued at cepted an Invitation again thls with Mr. and Mrs. PaulHedg­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Van $4,000 and a 2- way radio worth year to lecture next week at Stld 1 (daughter of Mr. and Husen and daughters, Linda Heating and $200 were stolen from the len. Mr. and Mrs, Richard Mrs, Louis stfd) and Mark Co I u m b I a university, New Hedglen and children of Ma­ and Marcia, attended the state Wicker Sand and Gravel build­ York, on labor and Industrial Sild, son of Mr. and Mrs, fair In Detroit Monday, son were Thursday supper Peter Slid, Air Conditioning Ing on Waverly road between relations to a class of graduate guests of the Hedglen's, Miss Judy Dally, daughter of Bishop road and 1-96, students, Miss Eunice Cook of Lan­ Mr, and Mrs, Ira Dally, Aur­ ME 130-18 Mr. and Mrs, Paul Hedg­ sing spent a couple of days elius road, was feted at a Owner of the building, John Stevens Is a trustee of Mich­ len took their daughter, Kathy, Ph OL5-19Bl Wicker, reported the break­ Igan State university and Oak­ this past week with her send off party Friday night Ing and entry to the Ingham land university, He is also to Spring Arbor college Sunday mother, Mrs, Marguerite given by her parents. Miss county sherUf department education d I r e c t or of the to start the school year. Cook. Daily left Saturday for her Tuesday, September 6. Inves­ Michigan ALF -CIO, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Risch and James Mueller spent the freshman year at Olivet Naz. tigators found that entry was Roy Glover attended the state week end with his aunt, Miss arene co II e g e at Kapkakee, gained by breaking of! a hasp Livestock Meeting fair In Detroit, Wednesday. Ann Donnelly of Detroit, Illinois, She was a 1965 grad. lock on the door, Mrs, Emma Wing of Michl· Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Koons uate of Everett high school Thieves emptied a tool box Is Scheduled gan Center Is spending the of Mason and Mr. and Mrs, In Lansing, A smorgasbord and also took several tools There will be a Livestock week wtth her sister, Mrs, James Scrfpter of Laingsburg lunch was served by the host­ Nina Wing, ess. hang1ng on the walls, The tools Outloo m·~etfng for the com­ were Sunday dinner guests belonged to Donald Walters of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Hig­ of Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Scrlp­ Mrs. Kathrlne Johnson of blned counties of Ingham, ter, Lansing, Gasoline from 3 of Berry and Eaton. It wlll be at gins of stockbridge spent Fri­ Phillips ave., Holt was treated the company trucks was also the Karde! 4-H ·bulldlng on the day evening with Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Scrlp­ at Lansing General hospital taken. The case is under Charlotte fairgrounds Friday, James Wh!taker, ter and Louis Scrlpter and his Thursda.y evening for head in­ investigation, Septem'Jer 10, at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Howard daughter 1 Mlna Mae, were juries suffered In a !all at Trumble of Minard Mill and Monday morning guests of:\fr, her home, . CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RADIO SERIES Mrs, Glen Col11er of Eaton and Mrs, Frank Freymuth of Patients In Ingham Med­ Rapids visited Mr, and Mrs, Munith, ical hospital are Mrs, Paul­ Ernest Stetler Tuesday after­ ine Cranson and Mrs. Mar­ WJLS 1320 K.C.) noon. Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Freer garet Oberly, and daughters, Lynne and Mr. and Mrs. W,T, Ramsey of Seattle,· Washington spent Martha, attended the wedding Sundays Monday and Tuesday with Mr. of John Shepler and Janice and Mrs, James Ridgway. Reason at Christ Methodist Healthy Youngsters church on Jolly road Satur­ Harton Quit Ben Weaver, Larry Heins, day night, 9:45AM. ,Jack Allen, Gavin Glover, John Diehl and 2 of his classmates Mr. and Mrs, Herman Ives Police Job Are the Best Scholars from Purdue university, spent and Mr. and Mrs, Merle Pat­ terson of Lansing were guests "Your Good Health Is In Delhi HOLT--Andrew Harton, for Our Business" many years chief of the Del­ hi pollee department, befor@ It v=·=·=-=·=·=·.·=·=·==::;:;:;:;.;:;:;::====:=·=M=;=~~~:;:;:;:;:;:;::======:=i;!: was taken over by the lng. ham county sheriff's depart­ ment, has resigned, It was announced this week, He had !!j School Menu ') served the township as a po­ llee officer for 12 years, His j MONDAY· Sept. 13. Browned Bee( in Gravy over ~~!; resignation became effective :;:; Mashed Potatoes; Green Beans or Tomatoes,- Apple :;:, August 31. ;:;: Fruit Salad; Rolls; Scotch Lassie with Carmel ;:;: Harton gave up his work as ~ Sauce « a pollee officer to accept a post In private Industry...... -.~· After the township entered r i UES~A Y . Sept. 14 . Goulash; Peas or Carrots; J --;. :;:; Cabbage Peanut Salod; Bread; Apple Cobbler. :;:; \~ .. ! Into an agreement with the Ing­ -- ham County sheriff's deoart­ ment to poi!ce the township, it WEDNES!JAY • Sept. 15 • Beef Stew; Spinach or t Harton assumed a rank of ;:;. Wax Beans; Peach or Pineapple & Cottage Cheese ;:;: The Spotlights on corporal In the county pollee :;: Salad; Rolls; Brownie. :;:; organization but was still the highest ranking officer In the Basil Chesley·· Proviriin.; '6 THURSDAY· Sept. 16 ·Hot Dog on Bun & o\iashed j township, prescriptions and drug ;:; Potatoes; Peas or Beets; Cabbage & Apple Salad; :;:; His successor has not yet SC'rvicc is nothing new at :;: Bread; Pudding. ;:;· been appointed, Ch.,sley Drug stor.,. From Basil anri th<> rest of the Ch<>sley staff, up•to-riate !i! FRIDAY· Sept. 17. Tuna Fish Casserole; Corn or J and rcliobf'! prc~cription :;: Wax Beans; Tossed Salad; Rolls; Cherry Cake. ;:; Holt Boy Shot sc-rv;c.e with o smile- one/ o hearty ltC!I/o is tht" aim. Home Furnishings Accidentally iL.,., .,.,. ,.,.,. ,.,.,.".,. ,.,.,. ,.,.,. ,.,.,.,., .,.,.,.,.,. ,.,.,. ,. ,.,.,.,.".,. ,.,.,.,.".,.,.,... ,,,. ,.,.,,,,,,,,J HOLT ·-An a ccld ental shooting which wounded Rich­ Floor Coverings ard A, Bush, 2011 Northeast Delhi, was reported to the Ingham county sheriff's de­ partment by Mason General Chesley Drug Store hospital Thursday night, Sept. Openhouse Will Be Held. 2, . I Bush tqld investigating of­ Mason Friday & Saturday Sept. 24 & 25 fleers that he was cleaning ' his rifle when it went ott and Phone OR 7-6131 a bullet passed throurh his Beautiful Gifts Refreshments upper left shoulder and lodrect In the wall. He was treated The Ingham County News, Wednesday, September 8, 1965 - Page A-2 and released, ;.;t, 'l!•:•:•!•~•!•!•!•!•:•!o:o:•:•!•!•~o~o•:•:;:•::!•:•:•!•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:~;~:•:•:•:•:•:•:•' [!!i!!l About Teens Leslie Teens Excited Big Year Here Are Teens' View As Year Begins Of Head Start Program Is Ahead By JOEL ELLINWOOD Start, They are Susan Rnl­ LESLIE " Students at Les" fall roundup, They plan to Okemos High School ston, Leslie and David Hart, lie are excited as they pre­ sell baked goods in this booth, OKEMOS - There have been Jane Cumberland, Cris Cnl­ pare for the first day of school. many observations of the deway, Linda and Michelle *** Matt, Carol Curtiss, Stephanie • Football practice continues The seniors have received By ANDREW DAIGNAULT Head Start program Instituted everyday so the team should their proofs from their sen­ by the federal government thls Vaughan, Joel Ellinwood, Kate Williamston High School Jamieson, Debbie Taylor, be In top shape soon. lor pictures. They will send WILLIAMSTON " The Wil­ past summer, but none have In their orders soon. Included the views o!. a group Mary Wlllet, Robin Suits, Su­ *** liamston High School w!ll open shlela llorwltz, Bruce Skid" The Future Farmers had a *** for another year Thursday, of teenagers who volunteered meeting at the "Holiday 100" Leslie High w!Il have many at least part of their summer more, Fred Hoehler, Nancy However, before school con" Beck, Patricia Shedd, Don last Wednesday. The boys did new teachers this year so the vened many activities had to vacation to work on this pro­ a lot of first days of school w111 be , gram. These volunteers were De Young, and Ruth Olstrom, be accomplished In order to They were screened by the cleaning up get"acqualnted time for old make this a big year, a vital part of the program in around friends anc.l new teachers, New Lansing and surrounding com­ guidance department at Oke­ First the Student council mos high and after being ac­ their land teachers wllllnclude; W1lllam meeting was held at Mrs, Con­ muni ties, They worked close­ ancl discus" Reyer, art; Joseph Schlfert, ly with the cepted were given a brief, one­ stance Eck' s home last week, day training session by the sed a few band; Bruce Plont, advance The main purpose was to de­ teachers of the 1 r math; Miss Joan Oles, Eng" and aides Lansing Com munJty Services cide on a date for homecoming counc!l. future plans llsh and general math; Dale and plan the first day of school, in the very for the Purchase, world history; Ju­ This year heart o! the *** school dith Johnson, French and a new Idea program Their work at the half­ year, Spanish and Leila Pierce, , was sug­ preparIng day sessions began at 8:30 KATHY pre -school a.m. with the greeting of the *** girl's physical education. I gested and The Fu" We' II see you next week : will be fol­ chllclre., o! chlldren. A meal that was designed to teach manners ture Homemakers are busy back In the swing of every";' lowed by low Income setting up a booth for the thing. each class famll!es for and eating in a group situa­ J float, an equal JOrL tion followed. Then Instruction I 1 chance in "' sessions, play periods, rest I f'-<-il•:~.,- To get a" !;,,~{() tiiZ,[P.;%f),..,;:! way from · school, time, !ielcl trips to parks, Twenty Okemo~- young oh,_ iJili!!Stnesses, !arms, and Four Exchange REPUBLIC IAN TEENS - Governor George Romney discusses state the yearly ANDY the !Ike would fill the rest of themes people volunteered for Head the morning, At 11:30 the government with the Ingham county delegation to the first annual such as ''Plant the Glads" volunteers would end their Students Enroll teen-age Republican camp September 2-5 on St. Mary's Lake near or "Plow Them Under" the work with the 4 to 5 year Student council chose that olcts and go home or to work Battle Creek. Pictured with Romney are (from left to right): Julie each class draw a country Summer's on anothel' job. Some volun­ Ziegler, East Lansing; Marcie Murningham, Lansing; Cheryl Hagan, from a hat and !llustrate this teers also were able to visit At Mason High country, The possible draw" Dances the homes of their pup!ls with Lansing; Barb Whited, Holt; Colleen Gronseth, East Lansing; Janet ings will be Holland, Turkey, their teachers and tall1 to the By PAT O'B!UEN Joyce and Barb Fogle, who as­ India, and Ecuador. sisted In running the store parents of the ch!ldren, Mason High School Riley, Lansing; Chris King, Lansing and John Huston, Lansing. These are the countries At an End Four European exchange so smoothly. After perhaps 1 or 2 weeks which have sent A,F .s. stu" HASLETT--Tuesday, Sep­ of this routine the volunteers students have recently ar­ The new teachers were in­ dents to Williamston, Finally tember 7, marks the end ot rived here to spend the school doctrinated and orientated to had many things to say, but this year to honor the ex­ the summer dances for the one volunteer expressed the year in Mason, Dave Leonard, the school system Friday, change student from Germany, Haslett area teens and their of 1988 W!lloughby road, is They met in the cafeteria Webberville Teens Plan most common reaction thusly, that country wlll be the theme guests, The dances were spon­ "It was a wonderful exper­ host to Gerhard Beutemmul­ for an aU-day jam session. of the dance, sored by the Haslett Commu­ ience which I hope does not Ier, 17, of Stuttgart, Ger - Those who participated in - The Junior Class council nity church and took place many. Gerhard will be a sen­ elude Mrs, Ashley, who has Events for Comin.g Year end with this summer's Head met September I at the home al the high school. Teens who Start." The teens praised the lor this year and he will stay come from the junior high to By MARSHA LOTT SPJrlt our first game Is really shr. Lott, and the leader, Roll­ of the president, Andy Daig­ are membersofthe church and teachers and staff of the pro­ until next July. teach geometry and algebra, Webberville High School something to look forward to, erl Oesterle. nault. The purpose was to attend school at Haslett orga­ gram and had many thoughtful Tom Rothfuss, 17, alsofrom Mrs. Brocke, a biologyteach­ nized the dances, *** *** elect a magazine sales chair­ comments and construc­ Stuttgart, will spend 12 months er, Mr. Butler, who will In­ WEBBERVILLE - Webber­ There ville high school is the scene The F. H. A, officers met last man and begin to plan the big tive criticisms, One girl at the home of Jim Suggltt, struct physics and chemistry, were 10 of much activity as the 1965- week to get new ideas for the The last Friday night be!ore year ahead, Activities which 2846 Phillips road, and will be Mrs. Gilpin, who will teach were discussed were the mag­ dances In wrote in her evaluation, •' What enrolled as 66 school year begins. The coming year. Last yl':ar the school Htarted just couldn't we really need Is Head start English, Mrs. Green will con­ group had a get ac qualnted go hy without one last get to­ azine sale, homecoming re­ all through­ duct the relatively new jour­ football team has been work­ out the for grown-ups." The teens asenlor.Werner '-' ing hard to prepare for its night. Monthly workshops, a gether and what could be more freshment stand, junior play all felt the program was an nalism class and will a Is o Christmas party, a Mother's fun than a good old campout. and the junior-senior prom summer Peters, 16, teach English and history. first game. The team has unqualified success, In fact, ;;las come __ ...,,..,.,,\ Tea, a hayride and slumber Seven girls decided that was a.nd banquet. Members who with disc Mrs. Remstrom Is the new their first scrimmage Satur­ jockies Bob the reports were so glow­ day. Mem­ party and various other pro­ what lhey wanted to do so they attended were Dave Larson, Ing that Mrs, Maurice Beck 'from Flens- ... -... t-.',··.·. French teacher and wlll also . Carey and b .···'·.'·'--~··~ •'' jects are planned. O!flcers pitched 11• lent and settled clown vice-president; JudyH111, have an English class. Mrs. bers are Boll Pier­ volunteered her services for pract! c In g at the meeting were Gwen Ba­ !or a !un !Iller! night, Those treasurer; Julie Warne, sec­ the last 2 weelcs of the pro.. r:~~YGe~~, ~~-1!'···;;.;'.'.'·~·:,. .. ,-. -'' :,;i\· zacharlah will teach English son, from twice a day ker, Marcia Chase, Peggy attending were: Pam Law, retary; and student council learn about '"" and w1ll be the new debate WILS radio, MARCIA gram on the basis of her our country and with a Haight and the advisor, Mrs, Linda Lunsled, Jayanne Ar­ representatives, Ad e I e Dur­ daughter's comments. Mrs. coach. Mr. Shultz, the junl or C,B, Smith Jr. nold, Sandy Ryan, Pam Smith, kee and Marcia Graham. who played and CUS- varsity football coach, wlll new coach, the latest hit records, Charles Cumberland, co-or­ toms during *** Marsha Loll and Rita McKen­ Another meeting Tuesday, PATRICIA also teach history. hard work The annual Dixit dance was dinator of the Okemos group his senior and lots of zh~. September 7,, at the Rich" said, "Without exception tile Webberv1lle was well rep­ ard H. Adams home, 614 August 31, This year the cov­ year. He ls staying at the **** student resented at the state 4-H Show ers ot the yearbooks were volunteers said that if they home of Lawrence F, Bur­ body· sup­ Greencroft was a welcome were given the chance they The high school wi II be a at Michigan State uni vers!ty home party for Mary Adams, blue and gold in color, Has­ gess, 852 N. Phillips road, port this' Holt Team Loses would do It again next sum­ bit more crowded this year, as 4-H members took part in Williamston's foreign ex­ lett's s c h o o I colors. They Hanneke Lyklema, 18, is will be a the Model Business Meeting mer." Approximately 230 soph­ MARSHA HOLT - Holt Midway Ta~ change student to Iceland, were filled with many pic­ from Apeldoorn, Holland, and omores w!ll be present to re­ winning contest. tures from the past school Reports like this speak well will attend school as a senior team. vern softball team was elimi­ Whlle in Iceland, Mary spent for Head Start, but they have place last year's graduating They participated against nated Saturday, August 28 in the sum ;ner adjusting to their year. It was a !Jusy evening with her "sister," Joan Shoe­ class which cons! sted of 165 groups !rom all over lhe state with the distributing o! the a significance beyond the eval­ , smith, of 526 W. Columbia You can't have a football Class B tourney. The team customs and touring ihe coun­ students. Mr, Pruden, the and placed 5th in this event. yearbooks and the tradition uation of a government pro­ road. team without cheerleaders and played Grand Rapids and was try. The party was planned by gram, They can prove to be principal, expects a total en­ the girls at Webbervllle know ThosP. taking part were: Janis victorious 4-0 only to be de­ Louise, Mlller and Sherry of autographing them, Mason high students wel­ rollment of about 640. During Waters, Pam Smith, Doug **H the basis for genuine optlm Ism come these teens and hope just how important their part feated by Muskegon 8-l. Both Dahlke, Members of the Junior about the fate of modern youth. the 1964-65 school year, the really Is. They are doing a Waite, Mark Lett, Karl Waite, games were played In Sun­ A,F,S, and friends were in­ The H as I e t t High School that they have a pleasant and total enrollment was 590, Irene Dowdy, Ned Erb, Mar- vited, band traveled to Syracuse, rewarding year. lot of practicing and with their field, Indiana to Smith- Walbridge **** Band camp Sunday, August 29, George N. Heller, the Has­ Assembly The bookstore at the jun­ lett band director, and his ior high was managed very ef­ See the Fabulous 45 hand members, enjoyed a ficiently thls year. Instead week of learning new routines, Starts Off of waiting hours with throngs half-time show Ideas, dances, of others to have someone CORN KING GIANT ... and dU!erent marching steps, ptck out your books, the books Participatln,; In the activi­ A New Year were separated into g r act e s ties with Haslett were bands and put on tables In the gym, Belle~~~ Be f from Dexter, Michigan, Hell­ By RUTH CAMP A person could then select 0 RL D s Stockbridge High School w er's home town, and Fort the books he needed In what­ Wayne Northside, Indiana. School officially opened ever price range or quality The three bands demonstra­ Tuesday with Ill! assembly he desired. 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Hospital News Miss Howe Honored Miss Holly Howe, Septem­ INPATIENTS Born August 28, 1965 at Ma­ Raymond Barlow, Mason Shaun Patrick Is the name ber 11 bride-elect of John son General hospital, a daugh­ chosen !or the son bani at Mrs, VIolet Bunker, MaHon C. Huffine, was the honor guest ter Tanya Marie to Mr. and Mason General hospital on Mrs, Robert Clark, Mason at a kitchen-grocery shower Mrs, David W, Hilliard of September 2, 1965, to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Colby, Mason on Tuesday evening, August Lansing, Mrs. David McKinney o! Ma­ 31, at the home of Mrs. F'red Matthew Cloe, Mason son, Lisa Cukrowtcz, Lansing LoVette, Mrs, De Wayne Jenks Teresa Jane Is the name Terry Lee Is the name o! the was co-hostess, Mrs. Mable Densmore, Mason chosen for the bally girl born boy born September 5 1965, Russell Dowling, Mason 1 Games were played and August 27, 1965 at Mason Gen­ at Mason General hospital to Forrest A, Fry, Mason prizes given to the honor eral hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charl!e Mar­ guest, Mrs, Rachel Fuller, Mason Vernon J, Hodge of Webber­ shall o! Stockbridge, Miss Howe opened her many Bert Goodrich, Mason ville. useful gifts from a decorated Robert Harmon, Leslte A hoy, John Thomas, was Alton Jewett, Mason umbrella table of pink and Born September 1, 1965, a born to Mr. and Mrs: John white, Mrs, Maude MaClam, Mason son, Ivan Earl II at Mason Tulloch on September 1, 1965 A decorated bridal cake Susan Meek, Lansing General hospital to Mr. and at Lansing General hospital 1 decorated by Mrs, Jenks, was Lewis Melglten, Mason Mrs. Ivan E, Kerr o! Mason, in Lansing, Maternal grand­ served with ice cream, cof­ Charles Monroe, Mason Born September 1, a· son, pru·ents are Mr. and Mrs, fee, tea, nuts and mints from Michael Noe, Leslie Darin Glenn, at Mason Gen­ Gerald Dlam onol, Mr. Ruth Norton, Mason a table of pink nnd wlt!te, eral hospital to Mr. and Mrs. A lloy, John David, II, was Mrs, Donald Passick, Eden Twenty guests were pres­ Wayne M. Walter of Mason. born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mrs, Gordon Quinn, Lansing ent from Portland, East Lan­ A son, Stephen Craig, was Hru·ten on August 1 at Lan­ Mrs, James Roth, Lesl!e a sing, Hives ,Junction, Vander­ horn September 2, 19G5, at sing General hospital in Lan. Orin Voss Sr., Williamston cook Lake, Mason and Leslie, Mason General hospital to Mr. sing. Maternal grandparents Miss Howe was t11e guest. of Olin West, Dansville and Mrs, !lobert L, Emens of are Mr. and Mrs, GeralciDla­ i10nor at a miscellaneous Mrs. George Willits, Mason Mason. mond, Jenny Lee Willits, Mason shower given by Mrs. Shirley Zimmerman at the hom~of her Rolland Wing, Dansville parents, Mr. and Mrs, ,Joseph OUTPATIENTS ' ' : . \:.:: ·~:;~:t/;i_i;>/, ' ' Craft, Wednesday night, Aug­ Harry JohniJton, Mason ust 25, The guests were for~ Vernon Alshire, Holt mer classmates of Miss Howe. Mrs, James DeYoung, Wtll- Also present were the bride's lamston mother, Mrs. Herbert Howe, Brian Hart, Mason ~'·, the !J rIde g- roo m ' s mother, Wayne Lyon, Mason Mrs, Harold Huffine am! Daniel Pekrul, Lansing slst<'l', ~ll'S, lleWayne Jenks. Michael Crawford, Lansing Mrs, Frances Evans and RoiJert Zimmerman, Lansing Ml'S, Pauline Simonds honored Mrs, !lollanrl Stampfly, Dans- ville Miss Howe at a personal sltow­ er at the Evans' honw Tues~ Mrs. Donald Scherer, Mulli- day, August 10, Special guest ken was Mrs, Luln Howe, gTeat­ Clarinda Nelson, Dansvllle gTandmotlter of the hride-tu~ Kimberly Lyon, Mason he. R~-$~V~ Mrs, Hany Lar.gham, Mason Francisco Cord on a, Stock- llridgc Gary Briggs, Dansville Thorburns Repealed ~,n 1~ Mrs, Elmet· Franklin, Mason Mrs, Larry Feazc~l, Mason Have Picnic James Thornton, Charlotte Fall colors of big gold chry­ and seed pearls. The IJodice Judy Todd, Carson Cily Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Thor­ Miss Kathleen Marie Tripp santhemums,· yellow gladioli featured three-quarler-lenbrlh the skirt flowed Into a wide Don Pownall, Lansing burn of Phllllps road, Ma­ and .Jordan Arthur Odell of and fall leaves decorated the sleeves and a sabrina nl'Ck­ chapel train. Her bouffant veil Mrs. Clif!onl Poland, Lansin1r son, were iJOsts for 26 guests Charlotte, were married on Christ Methodist church, 517 llne with lace appll ques al the was secured lo a tiara of seed Owen Deatrick, Jr., Mason at a chicken barbecue family August 28 at 8 p.m. In a double~ W. Jolly road, for the candle­ neckline, The !ull sklrlflowed pearls and lace appliques on Lyda Huntington, Mason picnic on MJnday evening of ring, candlelight ceremony in light, double-ring ceremony into a chapel tnin. Iler elbow­ net. She carried a white Dible ,James Emmons, Leslie Lallor Day. the Rob!Jins Methodist church which united Miss Janyce length bouffant veil was se­ topped with a cascade ar~ Marla Carl, Mason of rural Eaton Rapids, The al~ Elaine Reason of 5340 s. cured to a lace flowerette cov­ rangem•,nt of white roses and Washington road, Lansing, and Present were Mr. and Mrs. tar was dPe.orated with white Stephanotis, ered with seed pearls. She B!l(THS John Richard Shepler, 1913 :r Gall Thor hu r n and family, gladlol! and Fugt chrysanthe­ A friend of the bride, Wss carried white carnallons and The Doctors Paul and Phyl. Roberts 1 an e, Lansing, in Mrs. George Thorbum, Mrs. mums, Sprays ot white glad­ Patricia Brown of rural Eat­ yellow rose buds, lis Douglass are the proud marriage on September 4 at Pauline Farnsworth and fam~ loll and chrysanthemums on Rapids, served as maid Mrs, H on aId Beard was po.rents of a baby girl, Deb­ were attached to the llghted 7- 7 p.m. Reverend Forrest Mohr lly, MJ', and Mrs, Earl Kleln­ of honor, She wore a gold matron of 11 on or, She was orah Ellen, horn .\U[.,ISl 23, branch candelabra on each .was the o!!lciatlng clergyman. henn, Holly Hill, Gary Jack­ sheath dress with empire gowned in a !loor-length, gold 1965 at 0:14a.m. al Doctors' side of the alta.!·, The bride's Miss Reason was given in son, Connie Foell and Doh lines. scoop neckline and el­ gown, The lloctice was or gold hospital at Cor a 1 Gables, father escorted her to the al­ marriage by her father. Bartlett, bow~iength sleeves. The l:od­ brocade with matching train Florida. Dr. Phyllis Douglass tar where Reverencl John Hill Parents of the bride are Mr. i ce was of gold and wl11te bro­ and the skirt was of gold wlll he remembered as Phyl. of Kalamazoo officiated at the and Mrs. Richard L. C, Rea­ The party was to honor 6 cade and the skirt of gold chlf­ crepe. She carried yellow car .. lis Ann Johnson, daughter of sacred rites. son, 2393 Stearns, Santa Sus. cousins going away to college fon over taffeta featured a nations and roses. The matron Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. John­ Miss Tripp Is the daughter ana, California. Mrs. Richard of honor is a sister of the this fall, Tom, Bruce, Sterl­ flowing back panel of chiffon, Shepler is the mother of the son, 1850 N, Phillips road, ing and Trudy Thorburn and of Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence E. bride, Mason. Miss Karen Felton Wed She carrIed a cascade ar~ bridegroom. L:mn Farnsworth will attend Tripp of Haute 1, Mason. Odell rangement of cream snowdrift Bridesmaids were Mrs. Twin boys David Michael For her wedding, the bride MSU. Stuart Thorburn will re­ is the son of Mr. and Mrs, and gold sweetheart roses. Richard Ellls, a friend of the and Matthew James were !Jorn chose a gown of chiffon nylon In Double-Ring Rites turn to Central Michigan uni­ Bernetll Odell of Charlotte, Bridesmaids were :Hiss bride and Miss Jean Shelpler, Sept. 3 to Mr. and Mrs, Har­ over nylon taffeta with a front versity. For the cerem~ny :VIrs. Rol­ Caryl .ron e s of Charlotte, sister of the lJ rid e groom. oltl Blackmer of Three Rivers, Tlw M lllv !lie Methodl~t A K a r dun n~cr•plion took apron effect, lace appliques church, decorated wlt11 can­ land Topl!ff of Eaton Rapids niece of the bridegroom and Their dresses matched that of Mrs. Blackmer Is the former place at'tt!r llw cerPJW.my at dles and white gladioli was tlw Da v ld Farnsworth, tlw played t rad It ion a! wedding Miss Rosanna T rlpp of M.1sou, the matron of honor identical­ Betty Johnson, !ormerly of thP. horrw of tho llrldt!' s par~ ly, setting of the September 4 youngest cousin, starts 1\ln~ music at the organ. Wayne sister of the IJrlde. Tneywere Mason. The 131ackmers also Ants. double-ring ceremony at 2 dc~rgarlen this year at Alate­ Bullen of Mason· sang "At gowned Identically to the malt! Debus - Switzer Ronald Beard, brother-in­ have a son Harry, B. p.m., which united Miss Karen Friday evening·, precmling don school. Dawning" and "Tile Lord's of honor, All tlte attendants law of the bridegroom, served Prayer." as best man. Groomsmen wt:rt: V. Felton of Dansvtlle and the wedding· day, tlwre was a wore pllll:ox hats covered with Vows Repeated Thomas W. Schaeffer of Ma­ rehearsal dinner hosted by ttw Also ce lelJrated were Sept­ For her wedding, the !Jride gold velllng, Michael Saunders and Tom chose a gown of sllk organza Ruhr, friends uf the bride­ son In muriage, Reverend bridegroom's parents al tlit!ir ember birthdays of Gall, Lee, Serving as best man was Miss Janet Kay Debus, home. over white taffeta and I'e­ daughter of Mr, and Mrs, groom, both of Lansing, Seal­ Elwood Walker officiated at Ht~x and TrudyThorburn. Mrs, Fred Swift of Eaton Rapids, the rites. Marilyn Thorburn also was embroldered Alenr:on lace. a friend of the bridegroom, Herman Debus, 1221 Cleve­ Ing guests were SteveJackson For her honeymoon trip t!w The bodice, featuring a por­ Miss Felton Js the daughter wished a foud farewell by the Groomsm~n were Nell Tripp, land street and Richard E. and Don Krause. bridt! chostJ a navy blua coal of Mr. and M1·s. Maurice M. family. She w111 leave Sept~ trait neckline, was encrusted brother of the bride and .James Switzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Bowden played and dress ens e m b I e with ember 20 for Rota, Spain, to be Witli the jewel-trimmed, pat­ AI V. Switzer of Holt, were traditional org-.1n Sl'lecllons Felton of DansvJlle. Schaeffer matching accessories. Walsh of DetroIt. Seating is the son of Mr. and Mrs, temed lace hacked with guests were Philip Goodrich married Saturday evening, !or the wedding·, and ac. The bride Is a 1961 graduate wilh her husband, Ensign Lyle Robert 0. Schaeffer of Mason, Thorburn, Jr. F'rench net. Long, fitted September 4, in the University companied Ward Wood who of Dansville high school. The o! Lansing and Michael Roney For her wedding, the bride sleeves tapered to points over of East Lansing. Methodist church. Miss Dubus sang "Because," "Oh Prom. bridegroom Is attending Tri­ the wrists. Her floor-length chose a gown of organdy with Mr. auu Mrs. Earl Kleln­ Julie Ann Mathews of Les­ is a senior at Michigan State lse Me," and "ThL' Lord's State College~ at Angola, In~ skirt was fashioned with a a basque bodice and chantJlly henn, parents of Mrs, Lyle lie, cousin of tlte bride served university and Mr. Switzer Prayer." diana. lace applique from the waist lace and seed pearl motlffs Thor!Jurn will celebrate their as flower girl. Site wore a gTaduated !rom Spring Arbor Flower g! rls were l\Iiss The Jwwlywllds w111 ma!:e extending to a deep point in­ at the scalloped neckl!ne, oo­ 49th weudin~; anniversary on white ruffled organdy, floor- college and frbm Wisconsin De!Jbie Beard and Miss Dlane their horn11 in Angola, Indiana. front, and In the back a bow Beard. dice and skirt. The skirt of September n. Institute of Mortuary science. adorned the waist from which For her wedding the bride A reception In the church the gown flowed Into a cath~ See NUPTIALS, Page 5 chose a gown of cameo silk parlors gave the newlyweds edral train, The gown had long peau designed With a fitted an opportunity to greet their sleeves which ended In a point bodice and skirt appllqued with guests, A 5-tlered wedding at the wrists, Her lllusion Alencon lace and bugle beads. cake In pastel yellow, topped vel! was secured to an organdy The cathedral traJn was !Jand­ with hells of a matching col­ rose and she carried white ed with the lace motl!s. She or, lee cream, canapes, cof­ roses and stephanotis. wore a string of pearls, a gt!t fee, nuts, mlnls and punch :\.Irs • .John Walsh of Colum­ is for Extra from the !Jrldegroom. She car. were ser1•ed !Jy Mrs, Michael bus, O:tlo was m.1tron of lwn­ E or. She was gowned in a sky~ is for Special rled a white orchid and Ste­ Sa'.. nders, ivlrs. Tom Ruhr, ENGAGED -A Novem­ blue c rep e, long, modified phanitls atop a Bible. Mrs. Steve Jackson, l\lrs. ber wedding is planned by Hepher, and Miss Jacquelene sheath with a fitted midriff WearIng aqua empire­ I. styled gowns In floor-length McCully. Miss LaVonne Castle and and watteau paneled back, She were her attendants, Miss The rehear sal dinner was at Robert L. McEwan, both of carried cascading daisies and Carol Cunningham, maid o! the home of the bridegroom's Webberville. It was announ­ carnations In shades of blue honor; Miss Kathy Budden, P!U'ents at 1913 Ro!Jerts Lane, ced by the bride-elect's and lavendar, The matron of is also for Service Lansing, the evening preced­ honor is the bride's sister. s Miss Margo Fuller and Miss mot her. Parents of the fut­ and at Ing the wedding, Serving as m.1ld of honor - Ann Bork brldesmaJds, They ure bride are Mrs. Irene was :1-Jiss Susan Felton, sister carried round bouquets of blue For her honeymoon trip to Castle of Webberville and and white daJsles, Niagara Falls, the hride don­ of the bride, Bridesmaid was ned a dress of !Jei ge wool the late LaVern Castle of ~1lss Anita Schaeffer, sister Alfred Saunders of Indiana- jersey with suede jacket and LanJing. Mr. and Mrs. Fred of the bridegroom, The attend~ ARE'SThis Is What You polls, Indiana, served as best matching suede purse and Receive~~ Ward of Almont are the par­ ants were gowned Identically man, Ushering were Ronald shoes, Upon their return, the ents of the future bride­ to the matron of honor, SWitzer, brother of the bride- couple will reside at 135 Les­ Joel Schaeffer, brother of groom, Ronald Lebus, brother He, Lansing, groom. The bride-elect is the bridegroom, served as at Our Pharmacy of the bride; Douglas Smith, The bride graduated from attending Farthing Beauty best man, Groom:>men were Thomas Mizner and Lawrence Simi Valley high school, Simi, college in Lansing. McEwan Clarence Weiss and Russell Lang, cousin of the bride- Caltfor·nta, In 1962 and !rom recently returned from serv­ Brown, Seating guests were Extra Special Service groom, Lansing Business unlversttv years Fredrick Olds, Bill Bullen and ing four with the U.S. David Snook. Tammy Root of Drayton In 1964, She is a!flllated w1ti1 air force and is now em­ PlaJns and Michael Saunders Alpha Iota sorority, She Is em­ Mrs, Glen Walker played served as fiower girl and ring played at Lyle Hepfer and ployed with Michigan Bell traditional wedding music on bearer, respectively, company in Lansing. Telephone company. the organ and accompanied 4 Registered Pharmacists Special guests were Mr. and The bridegroom graduated Dale W a Ike r singing "Be­ Mrs, Robert Gates, grandpar. from Lansing Eastern high cause," "True Love" and OR 7-0411 ents ot the brldegToom; Mr. school, LanslngBustnessUni- March Wedding Planned "The Lord's Prayer." I I and Mrs. Edward Debus and verslty and Ferris State col- Mr, and Mrs, George Harris lege in 1965, He also is em- A March wedding is planned Mrs. Little Places High all of Lincoln, Nebraska, played at Lyle Hepher and by Miss Karen Rose Thompson A meeting of the Jackson 24 hr. Medical Service uncles and aunts of the bride. Company at Lansing, of Leesburg, Florida, former~ Canine Training club at Jack­ Following the ceremony a The bride is the grand- ly of Lansing, and Airman son was on September 5, Mrs, dinner reception took Place daughter of Mrs, Bessie Rea- 2/C Gary L. Jones who Is Nancy Little placed first In at the River street union hall, son and the late Ferris Rea- stationed at Tyndale air force class and best of breed with Drugs-Cameras followed by dancing. The son of Mason. Richard Rea- base In Florida, Jones ts the her Welsh Corgi, She placed newlyweds Will make their son, the !ather o! the bride son of Mr, and Mrs, Fred 2nd and 3rd In class w!th her In Mason home 1n Flint. is also formerly of Mason. Sharp Sr, of Holt, Keeshonds and 3rd in class WARE'S The Ingham County News, Wednesday, September 8, 1965 - Pas:le A-4 wlth her collie, Cedar. PTA To M'eet Howard Oesterle, princi­ ,I Swing 'Em In Gingham club The first m11et1ng of the pal of Cedar street school In DD.Ilsvllle wlll be meeting Holt Child study club will be will Introduce the new teach­ the first and third Saturdays September 22 Instead of Sept­ ers at the 'first fall meeting , · this year, starting with the ember 15. Mr. Jerry wiii be of the Cedar PTA, Monday third Saturday In September, the guest spea~er with demon- September 13 at 8:00 p,m, In We wish. to announce our new . stratlons of flower arrang­ the kindergarten room of the caller will be Wendall Law, ing, Hostess 'will be Mrs. school. The Greater Lanslnr Or­ James l3rlggs, 1307 N, Col­ Following a short business pheus Male chorus will burin Mason Stamp club will meet lege road, Mason. Co-hostess meeting, led by Dick Magel, Its forlleth season with an open at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Is M:rs, Charles Sutberry, president, Rex Stribley, reP­ rehearsal on Soptembor 13, Jerry JVilcox, 1004 S, Lan­ president, The. meeting will resenting . the Mason school This rehearsal, which will be­ sing, Thursday, September 9 begin at 8 p.m. and members board and Robert Prudon, high gin at 7:30 p.m. at Walter at 7:30p.m. may bring guests. school principal, wm present French junior high school In The Mason Rebekah cotorle a brief explanation and analy­ Lansing, Is being· held for meets Monday, September 13 men who may be Interested at 1 p.m. at the IOOF hall, NUPTIALS sis of the school bond issue ; 1 In becoming m•emhers of the· to be brought before the vot­ organ Iza lion, Bring your own table service (Continued from Pogo 4) ' ers on Monday, September 27, and a dish to pass, length, e m pI r e waist gown Dl scussion to follow, The Mason J u nl or Child Mrs. Russell Parker, moth- Aff1llated with the Michigan Study club wlll meet Wednes­ trimmed with gold velvet rib­ bon, On her hair, a circlet . er-vl c e-president, assisted Male Chorus association, the day September 15 at 8 p.m. by her ·committee, will pro­ Mid-west Male Chorus asso­ at the home at Sara Slid, of yellow rosebuds and cream snowdrift was worn. She car­ ENGAGED .. Dr. and Mrs. vide refreshments.' A special ciation, and the Male Chor­ Speaker w111 be Mrs. U,B, Harold J. Dillon announce welcome is extended to the uses ~f America, the Greater Shoemaker, whose subject will ried a ribbon-trimmed white Lansing group Is conducted by crocheted basket. the engagement of their parents of all the many new- .. be "Children's Literature." comers to Cedar street , WilHam Steiner. Steiner's ex­ The Aurelius Garden club A reception followed the daughter,.Mary Kane, to school. SJGSS OF F.-\LJ.: One ~i~n of !all is (•hildrrn going bm·k tn ~rhool. Othrr signs rt•mind motorist~ tensive experience in the field w1ll meet Friday, September ceremony In the fellowship William A. Serjak, son of of , choral music has enabled hall of the church. The serv­ that thrr art• nrar a ~dwul. "\\':1td1 fnr thr "hihlrt·n and ilht')' thr signs.'' 10 at 8 p.m. at the Aurelius Mr. and Mrs, B. W. Serjak him to Introduce musical rep­ town hall, Program will be by ing table was centered with a of Bessemer, Pennsylvania. ertoire and activities which Oscar Warback, cartoonist for 4 -tiered co I u m ned wedding Seriak is a graduate of add variety to the standard the M1 chi g an Conservation cake, flanked by crystal can­ male chorus repertoire. delabra entwined with Ivy. The Youngstown university, magazine. The title of his pro­ Youngstown, Ohio and is gram w111 be "Wit and Wis­ gift table was centered with an Mason· Scouts Win Ho.nor arrangement of yellow glad­ a chemical engineer at Marshall Converse, presi­ dom." Ya'll come! Monsanto Chemical com­ dent of the organization, has The West Alaiedon Ladles loll, white , chrysanthemums announced that plans for the Aid will meet with Mrs. Mur­ and large white weddin& bells. pany in St. Louis, Miss­ coming season Include par­ Iel Brown of 2630 Sandhlll Coffee, gold-colored punch, ouri. Miss Dillon attended At Camporee in Ontario ticipation in the Male Chorus road on Thursday, September cake topped with bells and gold Michigan State university Seven boys of the Wolverine 2 eg(!;s. After reaching the site state Sing in Muskegon and the 16 !or a 12:30 pot luck din­ ribbon, groom's cake, mints and is a former stewardess the camp directors and points International Male Chorus and nuts were served the Patrol, Troop 98 of Mason won of the test by following com­ awarded for efficiency. ner. for United Airlines. A a first place ribbon In the Sing In Muskegon and the In­ All the people that have been guests by Miss Shirley Mor­ pass directions, the boys were The Sunday noon meal was November 6 wedding i,s Wallaceburg District cam!J­ handed 2 uncoo'·ed eggs bythe the cooking t e st. Boys were ternational Male Chorus Sing welcomed to Mason by the ris, Mrs. Reuben Droscha, at Port Huron, as well as both of Mason; Miss carol being planned. · oree near Wilkesport, Ontar­ scouter in charge of the. test required to cook a m·9al for Welcome Wagon hostess, L. io from September 3 to 5, perfornnnces In Detroit and Bebee, since July, 1964, are Murphy, Miss .Jean Chamber­ site, This scouter announced their patrol and a guest, us­ Chicago, A number of con­ lain and Miss Eailne Denike, Eleven patrols participated, that they had 30 minutes to Ing as the menu either roast cordially Invited to attend the 6 from Michigan and 5 from certs have been arranged In Mason Welcome Wagon club all of Lansing, and Mrs. Ver­ Garden Club cook these eggs the best way beef, meat loaf or chicken; Canada, Awards wereglvenon they could. The Mason boys the Greater Lansing area and meeting at the Presbyterian non Wllderspln of East Lan­ 2 vegetables, dessert, drink other Michigan communities, sing. the basis of points earned In not only cooked and ate the and potatoes. In the midst of church, Memorial room, on Has Meeting patrol and cam)l organization, Including a special perfor­ Tuesday, September 14 at 8 Assisting with the gifts were eggs but added some meat a rain, the Mason patrol mance at Jackson prison. Miss Diane Haynes of rural The Mason-Dansv11le Gar­ courtesy, cooper at lo n and from their pack thus gaining coo··ed chicken, potatoes, car­ p.m. There will be Installa­ scoutcraft, tion of officers and a program Eaton Rapids, Miss Christine den club met for a fall lunch­ extra points. rots, peas, pudding, and Assisting President Con­ Fedosky of Birmingham, Miss eon on September 7 at 1 p.m. Out of a possible 100 per First aid proficiency was orange drink. They scored 95 entitled "I Hate Music" pre­ cent the Mason patrol scored verse with the organizational sented by Mrs. Renwick (Bar­ Patsy Owen of Lansing, Miss at the home of Mrs. Frank tested In a mock automobile with a 5 point bonus. Five duties are: William Cooley, Elaine Eldred and Miss Lyn­ Evans. The co-l1ostesses were Mr. and Mrs. Richard 90.4. accident at 2 a.m. SUnday. points were lost because they bara) Garypte, For details or One of the unique tests of vice-president; Da v ld Rum­ a ride call Mrs. Joseph (Ruth) nette Eldred, both of Char­ Mrs, Roy Knopf and Mrs. Abe Woodland, 7547 Dexter The camp ambulance siren forgot to put salt and pepper ohr, business manager; John lotte. Cohn. M•!mhers were served scoutcraft was the adventure roused everyone to search for on the table. Sabllch, 676-2692, Welcome Trail, Mason, wish to trail staged on Saturday, This Cook, secretary; Rex Teeters, Wagon club membership In charge of the guest reg­ salad, garltc bread, coffee announce the engagement a missing scout execut!vewho The rest of the day Sunday assistant secretary; Harold Ister was Miss Marsha Jones and tea. all day test consisted of coo'<­ had not returned from st. was spent In finishing the chairman. of their daughter Carol tng, compass reading, nature Jullen, treasurer; Francis of Char I ott e, niece of the There were 20 m•?mhers Thoma.s, Soon his car w11s campcraft test. For this test Moss and Arthur. Frahm, li­ brldegroo m. present and one f?:Uest, Mrs. Lee to Kenneth £. tdentl!lcatlon, first aid, and discovered In a ditch with the the Wolverines were teamt)d Shaulis, son of Mr. and· orientation. Their favorite brarians; Alvin Neller, gov­ The mother of the bride Cltfford Walcott. executive slum1Jed over the with the Fox Patrolfrom Wal­ ernor; and Donald Fox, past Snell · Dunham chose a 3-plece ensem'.Jle of During the business meet­ Mrs, Milford Shaulis of part of this test for the Mason wileel. Rescue operations laceburg. They were assigned boys was the challenge oC the president. Dorothy Acevedo willow green brocade with Ing, the donation for the In­ 3075 Haslett road, Will­ were carefully observed by the task of hulldlng a bridge Is pianist for the group, Vows Exchanged matching accessories. Her dian scholarship fund was ap­ iamston. Carol Lee is a across a creek using only The membership of the corsage was made up of tiny proved. 7964 graduate of Mason fallen timber. This bridge had Greater Lansing Orpheus Miss . Linda Marie Snell, white rosebuds. The bride­ Mrs. Evans' l1ome is sit­ and is now employed at to be capable of supporting Male Chorus represents a daughter of Mr.andMrs.Har­ groom's mother wore a dark uated ideally for the theme the Ingham county court two msn. Their team of Amer­ wide range of musical back­ of the meeting. The theme was Leslie Preparing ican and Canadian scouts ry Snell of Leslie, and John green silk frock with match­ house. Kenneth is a 7964 grounds from professional Edwin Dunham, son of Mr. ing accessories. Her corsage wtld flowers and she had her working together scored hil?:h­ musicians to those who have was also made up of tiny home decorated lleaut!fully graduate of Williamston est In the cam'Jl getting 40 and Mrs. John C. Dunham and is now employed with had, little formal musical of Cement City, were married white rosebuds. · with them. Members also For Roundup Day points out of a possible 50. training. A music reading Friday evening, September 3, A rehearsal dinner was brought many varied fall wlld Capitol Contractors. They They lost 10 points for hav­ course Is offered before each in the Leslie Methodist hosted by the bridegroom's flowers with them .. The pro­ plan LESLIE--Leslie area resi­ w111 be centered around the Ing one loose lashing. rehearsal for both beginning church. A reception followed parents at Andy's in Charlotte. gram was by Mrs. \Vllllam are planning an August, dents are planning ,a great free Bu!faio Bill movie at Mason boys attending the and advanced m.:!mhers who the ceremony in the Fireside For her honeymoon trip to Clark. She showed her slides 7966, wedding. weekend this week. Activities Tuttle Park. True to tradi­ camporee were Dick Birney, wish to Improve their musi­ room of the church, the Upper Peninsula, tile bride on wild flowers. After the begin Friday, September 10. tion of the old days the aud­ Patrol Leader; Bob Beratta, cianship. Members are selec­ For her wedding the bride chose a 3-ptece, forest green, slides \vere shown, the wild This starts the two day cele­ Ience will be expected to bring Ass•t. P.L.; Butch Osterburg; ted on the basis of voice qual- chose a gown of floor-length knit suit with beige acces­ flowers brought by the.mem- .. Club,Meets bration ot the annual Fall · their own seats. Bob Spence; Mike O'Brien; Ity and musical ability, · silk organza over taffeta with sories. Upon returning from bers were discussed. Roundup. Friday and Saturday Saturday wlll be a full day Jerry Backus and Mike Ber­ Men who are Interested In Alencon lace appliques on the their trip, the newlyweds will The next meeting w111 be on will !lnd Leslie. !ull of shop­ o! excitement with games and atta. Adult leaders were Louis becoming acquainted with' the front of the belled skirt. reside In Cincinnati, Ohio. October 5, This meeting wlll At Dunsmores ping bargains and lots at en­ rides !or the kids and the an­ Beratta and Dick Ferrls'\vho organization are Invited to at­ Miss Joanna Falrbotham of The bride is a 1962 grad­ be an 11 a.m .. brunch at the Mrs. Earl Dunsmore enter­ tertainment. nual drawing !or cash prizes. assisted the Camporee staff. tend the open rehearsal on Holt was maid or honor. Her uate of Mason high school and home of Mrs. Chuck Norris. tained 15 members ofthePink Most of the Interest Friday The free Walt Disney color No adult leaders were per­ September 13 at Walter gown and those of the brides­ has been attending MSU for The program will be afashlon Community club on Sept em. movie will be shown on Main mitted to help the boys. French Junior high school. maids, Miss Pamela Dunham the past 3 years. revue -- fashion any article ber 2 at her home for a street Saturday night. Main of Cement City, sister or the Her husband attended Cliar­ of apparel from plant life. 12:30 bohemian luncheon. street will be closed to traf­ bridegroom, and Miss Denise lotte high school and Lansing Mrs. Ray Perkins will be In After the business meeting Williamston fic Saturday. Blbbons or Mason wore floor­ Community co liege for 2 charge of the program, a favorite recipe contest was Entertainment doesn't end length cherry-pink, empire years, He has completed his provided by the hostess. Mrs. Church Has Saturday with the round-up. gowns o! peau de sole. Internship at Gorsllne-Runci­ Mrs. Clara Vogt Mae Vaughn and Mrs. Loren Monday, September 13, will be Howard Lee Snell, brother man funeral hom·~ In Lan­ Spink were judges. a night of mysteries, ''Mer­ of the bridegroom, served as sing and wm be attending the HostsOESGroup First prizewinner was Mrs. New Rector lin, the Man ot 1000 Myster­ his best man. Ushers were College of Mortuary Science Ida Sagert; second prize, Mrs. WILLIAMSTON- Rev. John ies" wlll entertain at the Richard McClain of Jackson In Cincinnati, · Paul Rowe and third prize, H. Albrecht of Birmingham, Leslie High school a 8 p.m. and LeRoy 'D, Fairbotham of DANSVILLE - Members of Mrs. Walter Appleton. who has been named rector Mason. the Past Matrons club of the Mrs. Sager! and Mrs. John o! St. Katherine's Episcopal Beverly Ann McClain of Hawley • Prough Dansville chapter of the Order Evans were guests from Flor­ church, Williamston, will con­ Miss Allen Returns Home WORLD FAMOUS Jack:;on and Kathleen Fern of the Eastern Star were Ida. duct his !Irs! service at the Miss Bernice Allen re­ Blbbons of Mason were flower guests of Mrs. Clara Vogl The group adjourned to mP.et church on Meridian road SUn­ Vows Repeated of Nashville Thursday, Sep­ turned to her hom•'! on Dans­ girls.· with Mrs. Paul Rowe In De­ day, September 12, v1lle road on Thursday after­ The newlyweds w1ll make Mr. Roy Hawley and Mrs. tember 2, After dinner at a cember. A former air force squad­ BERKSHIRE restaurant they returned to noon, after spending the month their home In Mason, Sally Ann Prough were quiet­ ron commander, Rev. Al­ of August In Portland, Ore­ ly married last Friday, August the home of Mrs. Vogt for n brecht attended Cranbrook business meeting. Plans were Engagement Announced gon. While there she was the STOCKINGS 27, 7:30 p.m. at the hom~ of school, Mercersburg academy guest of her cousin, Richard To Fete Pair Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Rus­ made for a color tour trip to Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Knop and Virginia Theological sem­ AUGUST 26 THRU SE:PTEMBER II the Herbert Norris cottage at H, Lawrence and family. Trips sel. Reverand Clement of the of Holt announce the engage­ inary. He Is a native of De­ to VIctoria, Canada and Crat­ Only once a year are we able lo offer Sil'llngs l1~"' At Open House Memorial Luthern church of Lake George sometime In Oc­ ment of their daughter, Lois troit, er Lake were am•?ng the high­ Wllllamston performed the tober •. Annette Knop of 231 N. Clem­ The new rector served as lights of her visit, these. Lovely Berksh1re Stockings in the n~·nest Fall Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Baker ceremony. ens avenue, to William Shook an Intern at Christ church at colors. All wllh the famous Nyloc• Run·Bam~:r at of Stockbridge w111 be guests Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vorce The November meeting w111 of 632 W. Dunlap street. The Cranbrook and taught courses top and toe. Look al lhe savings! of honor at an open house for were the attendants. be with Mrs. Gilbert Glover prospective bridegroom re­ In English and religion. Later FAT OVERWEIGHT their sliver wedding anniver­ Nancy SUckles and Robert at which time oft'lcers w1!1 be sides with his sister, Mrs. ;~L'/dUI~r Pr1(;1.; Sale Price 3 Pairs elected. he became the school chap­ Available to you without o sary. Their children, Mr. and Russel served refreshments. Frances Houghton. doctor~:; lain. prelicriptlon, our '135 S1.09 Mrs. Roger Pi lester and Ellen Mr. and Mrs. George product culled Odrincx, You $3.19 and Mary Lou Baker wlll host must lose ugly fat or your -!1.50 S1.19 S3.49 Brown, parents of the bride; Tf:::LEPHONE OR 7·3951 money buck. Odrinex is a the festivltles. tiny tublct und eusily swal­ Kim Brown, Janice and Wade 1'' $1.29 Presbyterians lowed. Gt!t rjd of excess fat 1 65 S3.79 The Mlllv!lle church hall Prough, chlldren of the pres­ und live longer.. Odrlnex will be the setttr.g for this ent Mrs. Hawley; Darlene and costs $3.00 und ls sold Sign up now for our on this guurunt'!e: If not THE event on Septem~er 12 from 2 Bryan Hawley, chlldren of Mr. Plan a Retreat satisfied for uny r~uson, to 5 p.m. Hawley; Gordon, Treasa, Kar­ Fall & Christmas Design school at just return the package to your druggist and get your Mr. and Mrs. Baker were en,, Lynette and Randy, chtl- HOLT - Holt Presbyterians full money back. No ques­ married at the bride's home dren of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth plan a church family retreat Flowers By 1\llr. Jerry tions asked. Odrinex is sold near Vantownon September 15, Vorce and the Immediate Sunday, September 19 !rom with this guurantee by: Mills 310 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET Ware's Drug Store Store !940. members of the family were 1:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Camp 356 S, Jefferson For the past 19 years they present. Pa- Wa-PI, east of Wllllam- MASON, MICHIGAN 4eS54 -Masor-·Mail Orders Fill~d OR 7-0391 have operated the Mlllvllle Mr. and Mrs. Hawley w111 ston. A pot luck supper Is general store. be at home In Lansing where planned at 5:00 p.m. There The couple requests there he Is employed by Brown Con- will be supervised playground be no gifts. structton company. activities !or the children. GF":-:J1ALD MCKINLEY, OWNER --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FORMAL WEAR ~ . I ATTENTION: Parents of Beginning Ban'd Students! I RENTAL I i

Star! fall with ont' of the ...U'entiY . cm·led new CHOICE OF th hairdo~ in fashion I CORNET, TROMBONE, CLARINET, a men now. Ou1' expet·ienccd :;Lylists will cut, set. I FLUT~;,~:~o~ o~~o~~~~~:, w;sh! ~tyle your hair and ar:c:es~:or·l· *Unlimited return privilege! I tiCIHI you hack to wor·k. college, any· I *If you buy 1 all rental payments apply! I I *Guaranteed school approved instruments when· looking lovely. • Marguerite's ~ 540 Frandor : , II Hair Fashiom 224 S. Jefferson i Open Mori. 1 Thurs., Fri. 'tll 9:00 ~~'4. 676-2695 I Phone IV 5-7217 ~J FRANDOR I L~!!!~!!~~u 1---~------~-----~BII----~------~•· The Ingham County News 1 Wednesday, September 8, ·1965 - Page A-5 CONSUMERS THESE 158 PEOPLE .TO POWER NORTON PONTIAC ASH ST. MASON BRING A BUDDY TO THE 1154 S. JEFFERSON OR7-9641 BLOOD MO:BILE 677-3611 MASON FRI., SEPT. lOTH THE -BEMENT­ MILLS STORE FEED WE NEED 200 PINTS OF BLOOD! AND SUPPLY 356 S. JEFFERSON

I 207 N, MASON OR7-0391 MASON BOB INGHRAM BEATRICE SMITH THEODORE SHAFER FREADA NESBITT HAROLD McMICHAEL STANlEY BRYSON 677-1421 MASON KATHLEEN BIBBINS DICK WOODLAND DICK BROWN TOMI DAY JOHN COY WAYNE BULLEN DAVID WOODS JANE VREELAND SHEREN BRUCE STEFFEY FOREST HILL JUDY MOHLMAN DR. TOM HOPP REV, JOSEPH NIELSON HOWARD VAUGHN BARRY WENTLAND LEO ALLAIRE PLYMOUTH KERR DORN DIEHL BETTY BERGEON CARSON MINSHALL JEAN BARKER KAY WATERS JANIE BESONEN VALIANT HARDWARE MARGIE CLARK BETTIE HART REV, MILAN MAYBEE RUBY MOORE JUNE STUBBERT RALPH HART 227 N. CEDAR JEAN BARTLETT MARGIE SNOOK &GARDEN HARLAN SMITH DON WILLIAMS PAT OSTERBERG PAUL MUDGETT LEONARD CARTER MARY JANE BOUGHNER 677-3931 MASON CENTER LOREN EVERETT LEO CLARK ROBERT BROOK MARTHA MADDIX CHARLES KERR VAUGHN SNOOK CEDAR ST. ANNA LEE LAVIS JAMES PELTON RAMON WALTZ BILL PARSONS 676-5040 MASON DOROTHY JOHNSTON HAROLD WARE CHARLES DELAND CURT FELLOWS MELVIN BATTIGE ROBERT WHIPPLE THORBURN ELBRIDGE WOLFGANG JR. LENA ELLY LOVETTE WHIPPLE LAVINA WILSON CEDARWAY REV. ROBERT SAWYER BILL THORBURN LUMBER JOHN HAWKINS JACKIE COMMUNAL MILDRED SCHOFIELD LOIS THORBURN LOUISA BESONEN GORDON KARSLAKE SHELL SERVIC GLEN DUNN ·NEIL HAYNES SARAH ROBBINS WILLARD EVERY ,,, 208 N. MASON LAWRENCE DOLBIE LOU WOUGHTER JEAN BYRON TOM SMAWLLY HOWARD SCHLICHTER JOHN CARROLL ROBERT WATSON SHIRLEY CAMBELL GERALD WOUGHTER FRED RICHEY OR7-3381 MASON MARTHA HOLMES HAROLD SMITH ZELEST ANDREAS GILBERT GINTER FR. WM. RADEMACHER MARION SLABAUGH JIM BIRNEY ROLIN DART AL RICE BARBARA HOOVER RAY COLLAR BILL DONALDSON JIM BROWN CHEVROLET DOROTHY DROSCHA ELIZABETH LINDEN PAUL SNYDER SYLVIA LINDEN 711 N, CEDAR ST BOB WARE KAY PEARSALL WIN DANCER ELOISE PLETZKE CHARLES HILDERBRANT LAWRENCE HAGERMAN 676-2418 MASON ERMA WARE DORIS BATEMAN r------1 . FLORENCE FLETCHER LEONARD BATEMAN ROY HAROLD FRANKLIN 246W. MAPLE ST. VERLE LAMPHERE CHR. ISTEN JIM FREW LAWRENCE BURGESS 677-2311 MASON MARGUERITE BEMENT JAY DAY Inc ED CAMPBELL KENNETH SHEFFER ("INGHAM COUNTY'S WILLIAM HOPKINS LYNDA TIDEMANN BILL THELMA CHENEY HAROLD BELL OLDEST FORD DEALER") RUTCH JUDD MARY McDOWELL RICHARDS THOMAS BARKER REV. PAUL TIDEMANN 210 W. STATE JEAN BATEMAN CHARLES KIPKE 677-9611 MASON INC. FRANK GUERRIERO HOLLIS BARTLETT JERRY LAWYER DAVID SORENSEN US 127 AT LEGION RD. LLOYD MORRIS DAVID MACLEAN DART BANK JENNIE CLARK MASON JOAN CASAGRANDA RAY PERKINS GLENN SNYDER "THE PINKEST BANK PAT BLAUVELT ROBERT BROOKS CHRISTINE WIREMAN LORRAINE BEBEE IN MICHIGAN" BETTY WIREMAN · BOB CIUCCI ED WARE PERRY FOSS MAIN & AUTO RALPH SWINEHART DAWN TUNNINGLEY ART'S 677-3661 677-3971 HAMBURG LIFELINE! RICHARD CHENEY SHIRLEY ROWE In leiS. time than it will take you to .reed this message, Red Crou will have collected LORRAINE~ HULETT RUSSELL ROWE "WE ·sERVE SWISS PREMIUM two pmts of blood. One of them might conceivably save your life-or the life of MICHAEL WONTOR MARY KAY WARE BEEF ROAST AND STEAKS" aomeone dear to Y~ll. Red Cross makes no charge for the blood it gets from voluntary FLOYD BAKER BOB DREXLER STID .donor~. It also pro~~~~s vital blood derivatives that ore given to hospitals, public health JACOB BROUWER$ MALl LDA BROUWER$ --THE FINEST-- agoncae1, and Ph)'JICians. Your .help in supporting Red Cross keeps this lifeline open. INSURANCE 129 W. ASH • ; WHEN~ GIVE .•. ~ CAN HELP+ 138 W. ASH 677-91 I 1 MASON OR6-4231 MASON SPONSORED BY THE RCA, ZENITH, & OLYMPIA COLOR TELEVISION DEPT AT •• , WYETH \ MASON HOME APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE. LABORATORIES OUR SERVICE IS DEPENDABLE MASON MASON FOODLAND 120 W. MAPLE OR7-3501 158 W. MAPLE MASON OR6-4141 The Ingham County News, Wednesday, September 8, 1965- Page A-6 I ··FRANK· . QUAINT SHOP A SPECIAL APPEAL BY ' GUERRIERO Insurance Agency 108 Ash St. Mason THE MASON CONSTITUENTS Mason State Bank Bldg, 676-5361 ' ·' Please Give Blood OF THE INGHAM COUNTY CHAPTER OF THE RED CROSS Save a Life USED CAR MART MORSE'S

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166 W. Maple, Mason ' 116 Ash St. Mason 677-5343 BLOOD DONOR DAY 677-6101 Sept. 10 - Presbyterian -Church · · PARSONS MASON ' Hours 12:00 Noon To 6:00 P.M. CREDIT SINCLAIR Mason Needs 200 Registered Blood Donors - BUREAU SERVICE 211 W, Ash St. Mason

676-1101 Your Blood Donation KEANS 5&10 Protects You. Your INGHAM Family and Your COUNTY NEWS 412 S. Jefferson, Mason Community 222 W. Ash St. Mason 677-5491 677-901 I Giving a Pint of Blood Doesn't: FIELDER INS 1. Take Very Long BARNHILL AGENCY 2. Hurt You REAL ESTATE 3. Injure Your Health 209 W. Ash, Mason 209 W. Ash St. Mason 676-1161 If Does However: 676-1161 l Provide Blood for Our Hospital WAYNE VICTOR OR6-5815 BULLEN 2. Save lives WHIPPLE For All of Your 3. Make a Real Contribution Insurance Needs to Your Community at No FOR ALL OF YOUR FARM BUREA INSURANCE NEEDS ·1NSURANC · ''· Cost to You. Companies.of OR6-5815 MASON Michigan IF YOU HA VB, NEVER GIVEN BLOOD BEFORE Mason TRY IT NOW! Printin~ IF YOU HAVE GIVEN BLOOD BEFORE COME Jefferson. AND BRING A FRIEND! MICKELSON· BAKER 676-2416 LUMBER COMPANY Refreshments Served By Densmore's IGA.

SMITH 677-0231 124 E. ASH When these beards were HARDWARE MASON in style back in June, Ma­ son blood donors gave 148 precious pints of blood. This 360 S. Jefferson Mason time we desperately need 200! An Increase of 52! 676-4311 DART INS. AGENCY DARROWS Shown here .... 100 As I' St. , Mason Bill Donaldson's shown STANDARD behind the beard at the OR 7-9051 left having his blood 173 W. Maple Mason pressure recorded by Dr. Tom Miller. 677-9311

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The Ingham County News,· Wednesday, September 8, '1965 - Page A-7, I Mason Girl Reports On Michigan ChorCde Trip

Elaine Parker, really Is burled there. daaghter, cf. Mr. lllld We were also to.ken to soe Mrs. Laurence Parker the Mourne Mountains and the of Mason, was a mem­ Silent Valley. The Mourne O!''' of tho Michigan Mountains were positively Chorale, the youth sing­ breathto.klng, They were ing group sponsored by ·covered with beautitul green the Michigan C01mcll of trees and shrubs, and their Churches. The group summits were engulfed by toured Europe this sum­ clouds that looked like fleecy mer, Here Is the first so!t cotton balls. The Silent ot a series ot articles Valley was exactly like Its written by Elaine cover­ name. There waBn't a sound, Ing her trip, Our !fllide told us that years ago all ot tba blrdB and anhnals had left· the valley Now that I nm home s.nd for some unkno·m reason, and things have calmed down a have never returned, STATE WINNER--Zcyda Northrup, 14, bit, I have been looking back Every town In Ireland has daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Fred H. Northup on my trip and I find that what they call, a Market Day, I have many happy memories. where they set up booths on 1100 W. Dansville road, Mason, end her I'd like to share some of the town square, and sell miniature.French poodle, Abbey Bobbette, those memories With you now, things for a reduced price, We, (the Mich.~gan Chorale) Everything Is sold--food, are consistent winners at the Michigan State began our journey on June . town on tho east coast ot flowers, clothing, pots and 4-H show. Last year Zcyda and her dog 23 from Metropoll tan Airport Ireland, The peqple there have pans, china, working tools, in Detroit, Our. flight lett on a little saying about the wea­ jewelry--just about anything placed third in the pre-novice class and this time and In about sixteen ther and the almost constant you'd want to buy, hours, we landed In Beita.s:, year they walked off with first place in the raining, It goes like this: "If 1 We left Bangor, regretfully N, Ireland, Here we had our It Isn't. raining, you can see the on July 2 and had a three novice class. first of many encounters With sea; but If It is raining, you're hour bus ride to our second reporters, photographers and In it!" home, Ennisk1llen. This town NOTICE OF MORT AGE SALE television cameras. It was The Irish have a wonderful was located in the south PUBLICATION ORDER ot Default having been made In something quite new to us and sense humor, and they are Northern Ireland, It was called E-1061 at the conditions of a , mortgage we were thrllled and very ex­ very friendly and helptuJ, Tiley the 'Island town• because of State of Michigan, In the cited, made byDALER.G0EBELand were never too busy to help the lakes surrounding it, The Probate Court for the County GISELA G, GOEBEL, his wife, Instead of taking a direct us If we were lost, or con­ lakes are 52 miles long, (a of Ingham Mortgagors, to Citizens Mort­ route to Bangor (the city we'd tused about something, (which mile for every day of the Est~te of ORA E, HAM­ be staying In) we were taken was quite etten), gage Corporation, a Michigan MOND, Deceased week): and have 365 Islands Corporation, Mortgagee, dated on a longer but more scenic We gave tour to:-mal con­ (one tor every day fhe year IT IS ORDERED that on f one, ot CONSTRUCTION UNDERWAY-- The foundation forms for the October 25, 1961, and record­ certs while in Bangor, with one Island added during November 10, 1965, at 9:20 ed on October. 30 1961, In Ireland Is a beautlful-gree:J Finding out that Jlll and I Leap Year, to make 366,), Leslie Co-operative Elevator company•s new grainery processing 1 a.m. In the Probate Court­ country, The countryside Is Uber 816, on Page 234, Ing­ had a keen Interest In cas­ Needless to say, Eno1sk1Uen room, Lansing, Michigan, a just exactly what you'd pic­ plant are going up. Inspecting the work is John Williamson, ham county Records, Michi­ hearing be held at which a.U tles, the Ballies took us to Is a lovely little town, about gan, and assigned by said ture It to be like--with sheep see some of the more promi­ creditors of said deceased the size of Mason. We gave company manager, (pointing) and the contractor. The plant is Mortgagee to ROYAL NEIGH­ grazing on rolling hills; qunlnt nent ones In North Ireland. three concerts here. are required to prove their cottages with taU hedges and part of a $177,000 expansion project that the company hopes to BORS OF AMERICA, an Il­ claim. Creditors must !Jle We toured six castles, (some I had a family all to my­ linois Corporation, by an as­ beautifUl flower gardens, and In rutn, and some Intact) but, complete in 1966. sworn claims with the court people riding bicycles, I think self tl;l!s time, My hosts were signment dated November 21, much to my disappointment, Mr, and Mrs. J, Morrell, and serve a copy on Trust we saw m.:~re bicycles lD found no ghosts, . 1961, and recorded on No­ Department, American Bank Europe than cars. I had a sister, Rachel, 14; vember 27, 1961, In Llber 817, AT ~o we were taken to see and a brother, John, 20. To and Trust Company, Lansing, We arrived in Bangor at an ancient rock formation on on Page 11421 Ingham County Michigan, prior to said hear­ show. you what kind ot treat­ Big Grain Plant for Leslie Records, Michigan, on which 7:00p.m. and were greeted by the northern coast Ireland Ing. at ment I got there, their "maid" mortgage there is claimed to our host lamilies, Jlll Nor­ called the "Giants• Cause­ Publication and s e r v 1 c e ton Plymouth, Michigan) and served me "breo.kfast in bed" LESLIE- Farmers in the be due at the date hereof the way." The formation was new facility wlll be 3, 500 to purchased In 1948 and in Its shall be made as provided by I were tile guests of Mr. every morning, Leslie area will have a new sum of EIGHT THOUSAND caused by a volcanic eruP­ 41000 bushel per hour with place construct storage silos statute and Court rule. & Mrs. Willlam Bnllle. We Mr. Morrell and I spent one 80,000 bushel grain plant to automatic receiving and out SIX HUNDRED FORTY-FOUR tion thousands of years ago, Date: August 25 1 1965 entire afternoon going over his be used for the handling and all the way to the road edge, and 93/100 ($8,644,93) DOL­ 1 had two young brothers, Paul, which lett the rocks with hexa­ scales plus 2 dump bins, Other JAMEST. KALLMAN four; and Brian, 19 mos. Ac­ coin collection. He really has processing of small grains and LARS. includln.r Interest at the gonal or pentagonal shapes, features Will be a 31 000 bushel Judge of Probate tually, saying that we were the a fabulous collection. Some ear corn available for their per hour cleaner and a 1,200 LEGAL NOTICES rate ot ~-1/4% por annum. A true copy: with Incredible organ-pipe use by February 1, 1966, Ballies' guests is wrong, We regularity, coins date back In the early bushel per hour sheller, Under the power of sale Florence M. Fletcher were members of their taml!y 1700's. The Leslie Cooperative Grain wlll be taken in and PUBLICATION ORDER contained in said mortgage and Deputy Probate Register The whole Chorale was ta­ Sunday, July 4, wu my Elevator company on Belle­ E-880 the statute In such case made from the moment we met them, ken to see St. Patrick's grave loaded out into waiting trucks RICHARD B, FOSTER birthday. I had tried to keep vue road under the managment state of Michigan, In the and provided, notice Is hereby They introduced us as their in Downpatrlck. It's ~He an or box cars at the same time, Attorney tor fiduciary "American daughters". 1t a secret, but thanks to a of Johri Williamson, has start­ New equipment will Include Probat,e court for the County given that said Mortgage wlll American Bank & Trust Bldg, old grave, and 111 ny people few friends who had babbllng ed an expansion program that of Ingham. be foreclosed by a sale of Bangor Is a very pretty doubt If their patron saint a 500 bushel per hour dryer Lansing, Michigan 3 5w3 tongues, everyone lme w abo:~t will enable the elevator to and another dryer that has a Estate of ANDREW BEN- the mortgaged premises, or It, Even the minister tn the compete with almost any 250 bushel per hour capacity, JAMIN UITERMARK, De- some P~.rt of them, at publlc church I wa ~ In mentione.1 It granery In the state, Esti­ There also wlll be a holst ceased. vendue, 11.t the Michigan Avenue PUBLICATION ORrER In his sermon. mated cost of the project Is large enough to dump a semi IT IS ORDERED that on Oc- Entrance to the City Hall In E-lla6 $177,000. trailer and a bln large enough Iober .6, 1965, at 2:45 P,M, In Lansing, Mlchl~ran, at 10:00 State of Michigan, in the We left Enntsklllen on July Recelvlllg capacity of the the Probate Courtroom, Lan- o'clock in the forenoon, Eas­ Probate Court for the County to hold a semi trailer load ot of Ingham 5, an·:! went back to Belfast, corn cobs which will be self­ slng, Michigan, a hearing be tern Standard Time, on TUES­ where we caught a boat to unloading at any given amount. held on the petition of Doris DAY, the 7th day of DECEM­ Estate of MARY E, HAN~ Hugh Smith NEMAN, Dec11ased Liverpool, England, The over- . Part of the project already Veurlnk for license to sell BER, 1965, night boat trip was a bit ' S b ., Is completed, ~ bulk and bag real estate of said deceased. Said premises are situated IT IS ORDERED that on Oct­ rough, and the boa! Itself was u cc u m s fertillzer storage bulldlng Persons interested in said · in the City of Lanslngi Ingham ober 6, 1965, at 9:00a.m. IDJ "undesirable'', but we all which is 110 feet by 30 feet estate are directed to appear County, Michigan, and are de­ the Probate Courtroom, Lan-1 made it. Hugh c. Smith, 73 year was recently finished and Is at said hearing to show cause scribed as: sing, Michigan, a hearing be From Liverpool we took a old farmer, died suddenly Fri­ now In use. why such license should not be Lot, No. 9, Becker's Ad- held on the petition of Fred J, Hanneman for probate of JUSTICE COURT train at 9:15 A.M. to Crewe day at about B a.m. He re­ Footings for the 120 foot granted, dlt!on Re-Plat of part of where we changed trains at sided at 486 N, Aurelius road, high granery faclllty are just Public at 1 on and service Blocks 1 and 2 Bart Street a purpoted wlll, for the ap­ 10:52 A.M, We changed trains Mason. being put Into place this week. shall be made as provided by and the entire alley adja- pointment of a fiduciary and Twenty five persons fac­ lng while and as fined again at Derby at 11:50 A.M. He was born and raised on statute and Court rule. cent to Block 1 on the East, for a determination of heirs. Ing charges ranging !rom drunli: Once the wdls start going up $100 or 45 days In jail, He We arrived In Burton-on­ the farm where he lived, al­ Date: September 2, 1965, Section T4N, R2W, City Publication and service noisy muffl.ers to vlola!ions of It wlll be a contllluous pro­ a, was committed. Trent at 12:30 and were met though not in the same house, JAMES T. KALLMAN of Lansing, Ingham County, shall be made as provided by the fin an c lal responslb!llty cess requiring 5 days ~or all by our parents, I was alone He was the son of LYman C. Judge of Probate Michigan, according to the statute and Court rule. law appeared be! ore Judge Roy Larry c;:ook, Dans v 111 e, the cement to be poured in speeding, $12 again here. My hosts were Smith and Lillian Witter place. A true copy: recorded plat thereofas re- Date: Au~rust 24, 1965 Adams in Mason justice court Smith, JAMES T. KALLMAN during the past week, John Moulton, Fitchburg, no Mr. and Mrs. Ron Barker, St111 looking to the future Florence M, Fletcher corded August 15, 1951 In operator's llcense and fail­ I had one sister, Margaret, He attended the Mason area Deputy Probate Register Liber 15 of Plats, Page 49, Judge of Probate They were assessed as fol­ the cooperative hopes In the A true copy: lows: ure to yield right ot way, $10, 14. We didn't live In Burton­ schools and graduated from future to tear down the exis­ WILLIAM WISE Ingham County Records, on-Trent, but In a small vil­ Mason In 1910. He was a Attorney for petitioner Dated: September 1965, Florence M. Fletcher Richard Paulson, Luding­ Donald J. Hawkins, Mason, ting building which was a, speeding, $15 lage near there--Barton-un­ member of the I.O.O,F, Holt Michigan National Tower ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF Deputy Probate Register ton, violation of financial res­ der-Needwood. chapter. Smith was a farmer CHARLES A, LIBBY ponslb!llty law, bouact over to William S, Reed, Mason, de­ Lansing, Michigan 36w3 AMERICA, an Illinois fective equipment, $5. We gave ten formal con­ all hls ltte, NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE Attorney for petitioner circuit court on $200 bond, Corporation, Assignee of Mary H ar r 1 son, Mason, certs in England, The Bri­ Forty-nine years ago he Default has been made In the PUBLICATION ORDER Mortgagee. 14 Dodge Bulldlng Raymond DeBarr, Dimond­ failure to stop in assured tish people accepted our must c married Laura VIola Halber­ conditions of a mortgage made Lansing, Michigan 35w3 ale, drunk and disorderly, $35 E-250 Mr. Marlon H, Crawmer, clear distance ahead, $4. very well, stabt. by JOHN MAINFORD BALL State of Mlchigan, In the fine or 12 days in jail. He Mona&flan, McCrone, CamP­ PUBLICATION ORDER paid out. Larry Brown, Mason, While in Burton one day, Surviving besides the wife and DORIS M. BALL, hlswlfe, Probate Court for the County bell & Crawmer, Attorneys speeding, $10, a friend of mine, Laurel Is one sister, Mrs, Margaret to Curnow Mortgace Corpora­ of Ingham. E-1054 Willlam E. Donley, defect­ for Assignee o! Mortgagee, Tono, Lansing, and I deciced Palen of Holt. tion, a Michigan corporation, Estate of ELIZABETH .State of Michigan, in the ive equipment, expired oper­ Harold 8 m 1t h, Mason, 1732 Buhl Bulldlllg, Detroit, Harold S mlth, Mason, to tour one at the local Services were on Tuesday Mort~ragee, dated June FLANAGAN DAVISSON, De­ Probate Court for the County ator's license and Improper Michigan 48226, WOodward 1- of Ingham plates, $25, speeding, $12, breweries, She and I had a at 1 p,m. from the Ball-Dunn July 1, 1960, in Uber 788, ceased, 0473, 36wl3 Raymond Kowalczyk, East three hour tour through the funeral home. Reverend Murl on page 1020, In~rham County IT IS OR::>ERED that on No­ Estate of IREANE H. LOT­ Vlrg1! Allen, Stockbridge, RlDGE, Deceased Lansing, ran red flasher, $5. Bass-Worthington brewt!ry, Eastman officiated, Burial Records, Michigan, and as­ vember 18, 1965, at 9:00A.M, PUBLICATION ORDER drunk drivlllg, $7 5 or 30 days, We were taken out to lunch was In Maple Grove cemetery. signed by said Mortgagee to In the Probate Courtroom, D-9559 IT IS ORDERED that on Robert L. Snow, Mason vio­ Colin Kaake, Imlay City, speeding, $12. by the owner of ths brewery, THE BOWERY SAVINGS Lansing, Michigan, a hearing State of Michigan, In the November 10, 19651 at 9:10 lation ot license restrlc!ion BANK, a New York Corpora­ a.m. In the Probate Court­ $15, I Charles N, Choloney, Kal­ Lord Gretton, who was also be held at which all credi­ Probate Court for the County amazoo, speeding, $15, a close. personal friend of tion, by an assignment dated tors of said deceased are of Ingham. room, Lansing, Michigan, a Sylvester Lopez, Eaton Tallest Man Laurel's host family. June 14, 1961, and recorded required to prove their claim. Estate of BESSIE MARIE hearing be held at which all Rapids, no operator's license Daniel Bryan, Leslie, ex­ pired operator's license, $2, We went to Lo:Jdon for one on June 19, 1961, In Liber C red 1 tors must flle sworn SIGSBY, Deceased, creditors of said deceased $15 or 6 days, He was com~ are required to prove their mitted, Ralph Hurlburt, Mason, day to tape-record a radio Coming 807, on page 1015, Ingham claims with the court and IT IS ORDERED that on Oc­ failure to stop in assured clear program at the British Broad .. County Records, Michigan, on serve a copy on Lee Davis­ tober 1, 1965, at 9:30 A.M., in claim, Creditors must file i Leo Letts, Mason, drUnk distance ahead, $5, castlng Company (B. BC. ). On A giant 8 feet, 2 inches tall which mortgage there is son, 1860 E. Grand River the Probate Courtroom, Lan­ sworn claims with the court and said to be the tallest man and serve a copy on Russel and disorderly, $35 or 15 Rickey Dickson, Lansing, our way to B.B.C. we passed cWmed to be due at the date Avenue, Okemos, Michigan, slllg, Michigan, a hearing be days, He was committed, noisy muffl.er, $2, many historic sites in Lon .. in the world, Is coming to hereof the sum of FIFTEEN prior to said hearing, held on the petition of Clyde A. Lawler, 200 Hollister Mason Friday, Bldg., Lansing, Michigan, Wlllard c. Letts, Lansing, Allee E. Landon, Flint, dis­ don, The weather was q.lite THOUSAND SF.VRN'T'Y TWO Pub 1I cat ion and service H. Glazer, Executor, for al­ viola!ion of financial respon­ obeyed stop stgn, $4. bad and our time was limited He w111 be at Darrell's AND 70/100 DOLLARS shall be made as provided by lowance of hls final account prior to said hearing. sibility law, bound over to clr­ Thrlftway store at Columbia Publication and s e r v 1 c e Karen R. Jones, Leslie, ran so we co:Jl:l not stop at every ($15072, 70), Including Interest statute and Court rule, and assignment of residue. cui t court on $200 bond, He red flasher, $4. place. and Mason streets from 1 to at 5-1/4% per annum, Date: September 2 1965. Pu bl! cat I on and service shall be made as provided by 2:30p.m. 1 also was charged with driv- We dld stop at the Tower Under the power of sale JAM£S T. KALLMAN shall be made as provided statute and Court rule. John Om alia, East Lansing, His name Is He·nry Hlte and Date: August 25, 1965 disobeyed stop stgn, $4. of London. There was a long contained in said mortgage and Judge of P rebate by statute and Court rule. he Is on a tour visiting aU JAMES T, KALLMAN Douglas Strouse, Mason, line ot people waiting to see the statute In such case made A true copy; Date: September 2, !965. the crow:1 jewels, so none of Thrlftway stores In this area and provided, notice Is hereby Florence M. Fletcher JAMO:S T.KALLMAN Judge of Probate defective muffl.er, $5. A true copy: us got to see them, However, as a representative of Wilson given that said mortgage will Deputy Probate Register Judge of Probate we dld get to explore the and company, meat packers. be foreclosed by a sale of WALTER O. ESTES A true copy: Florence M. Fletcher Bloody Tower. It was quite H1te stands· 98 Inches In his the mortgaged premises, or Attorney for fiduciary Bonnie Bodrie Deputy Probate Reg!str eerie to climb the same wind­ stocking feet, weighs 300 some part of them, at publlc 709 Ban• of Lansing Bldg,, Deputy Probate Register RUSSEL A, LAWLER Attorney GrOVeD b urg ing stairca.!9 ,v::·~··,: 111JL:.:' pounds, wears size 22 shoes, vendue, at the Micblian Ave­ Lansing, Michigan 36w3 JOHN PETTIBONE doome.:t people Walk

HERE'S MASON HIGH SCHOOL'S 1965 football squad all dolled up in their Friday night Schneeberger, Doug Hills, Steve Strickland, Barry VanderVeen, Rocky Conklin, Art gametime best. In the front row are Bob Daman, Darrell Casteline.Paul Allaire, Steve Keisel bach, Dan Webster, Bob Hi II s, Larry Zigler and Assistant Coach Bruce DePue. Backus, Don Crater, Harold Moore, Bill Barnes, Brian Doolittle, Dick Miller, Dave Droscha, In the back row are Dr. 0. K. Pauley, team physician, Ross Ginter, Ron Webster, Alan Singer and Ron Cook. Carl Lawson, Alan Droscha, Steve Pollok, Ron Underwood, Rod Meyers, Jim Crowl, Starting the second row is Coach Roger Mcintosh, Paul Jancha, Ted Fanson, Ron Jim Thorburn, Terry Ellena, Gary Morgan, Jim Philo, Manager Bob Sitler and Manager Dave Pletzke.

Assembly of God church In Couple Wed Norfolk, Virginia, with Rev­ Archers Get erend Strolling officiating. In Virginia Mrs. Roberta Yost was ma­ Top Honors Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence tron of honor and Richard Mason Coach Gets Answers Sorenson of 2204 Eifert road, Turkenkopll was best man, both of the U.S. Navy. The Michigan Archery Holt, announce the marriage of their daughter Starr Ona­ Brown Is stationed In Nor­ association had their state folk, VIrginia on the U .S.S, champlonsWp target shoot at Lee Sorenson, to Ronald E. Brown, son of Mr. and··Mrs. Forrestal. Mrs. Brown Is .Big Rapids, Michigan at Fer­ coming back to Michigan in As to Who Will Be Doing What ris State Institute. Approxi­ Charles E. Brown, 4647 Ard­ September to stay tmtll her Coach Roger Mcintosh Is more road, Okemos. -\~* the backs with experience are The other 2 backfield spots mately 200 archers attended husband returns from an 8 about ready for a shakedown up by Dave Droscha and Bob call at defensive back, as well, The double-rlmr "PrP'mnnv !ew and !ar between. are up !or grabs with Steve Daman. the two-day a!lair, September months' cruise In the spring, run with Ws 1965 Mason foot­ As tWngs stand after 10 days Ron Webster and Strickland took place August 21, 1965 Strickland, Ron Underwood, a On defense, Doug Hills and 5 and 6, Members o! the Fal­ She w111 then rejoin her hus- ball team - the first one for of practice the offensive lineup are shooting for the safety spot. at 2 _p.m. at the Glad Tidings promising sophomore, Steve Jancha have been Impressive con Archers, Ingham County ' band at Norfolk. him as head coach. possibilities shape up wIth Pollok and Larry Zigler, the Punting c h or e s w111 be Con&ervat!on league, who On Saturday night at 7 under Ross Ginter, a speedy 200- at guards, Dooltttle and Back­ handled by Ron Webster and only halfback veteran, In the us wlll handle the defensive brought home tropWes in their the II gh t s he will toss Ws pounder In the fullback spot. Doolittle. Dooltttle did much o! 1 running, tackle jobs. Barry Vander­ classes were; Women Ama­ charges agalnst Waverly In a Quarterback chores wlll go The o!!ens!ve line has Paul the Mason punting last year. teur - 1st place, Wilma Krum­ scrimmage. to either Ron Webster or Dan Veen, who developed into a The rest of the specialty Allaire and Dick Miller on one tough defensive end last year, mery, Stockbridge; 2nd place, Mason has the size In both Webster. Both are shltty run­ jobs will be assigned in the unit with Ted Fanson and Ron will get his chance to turn Susan Robertson of Holt, the hack!leld and the line but ne~s and good passers. next week, Schneeberger on the other. back the runners again this In the American Round, 40- steve Backus and Brian Doo­ year along with Schneeberger 50-60 yards; Women Class A­ ltttle, last year's starters, are and Dick Miller. Barnes can Mason will play for keeps first place, Sue Smith at Lan­ back at tackles, They are back­ go at either defensive end or when st. Johns brlngsltspow­ sing; 2nd place, SUe Webb of Dancer's Dept. Store ed up by Alan Singer and linebacker. erhouse to the Bulldog field Lansing. Women Class B-first Paul Jancha. place, Arleen Robertson, Holt; The linebacker department Friday night, September 17. X-TRA SPECIAL I Headquarter for Battling !or the guard spots has Dave Droscha, Torburn, The Red Wings took all the 3rd place Judy Wagner o! Ma­ are B!ll Barnes, a converted Zigler and Dave Moore set for glory in the West Central son. back, Don Crater, a veteran duty. league last year and Coach Bill Intermediate Girls - first '65 OLDSMOBILE $2 688l DELTA COUPE ot last year, RonCookandJim In the corps o! defensive Smiley's squad is loaded with place went to Shirley Robert­ Back to School Shoes! son of Holt, FullY fiQU1PDedll Full power!! F'llll far.~ / Thorburn. backs are Carl Lawson, Pol­ talent, both of the holdover tort warrn.ntYl! An exclttnr.: vnluv:! Harold Moore has the inside lok, Underwood and Rocky variety and newcomers up from Junior Boys, 12 to 15 years track at center. He is backed Conklin. Zigler may get the a strong reserve squad. old - !lrst place, Larry Webb of Lansing. Cadet Boys, 8 to 12 years Weatherbird Shoes old - 2nd place, Jerry Krum­ t)LDSMOTHLE F-A5 CUTII'I~~ mery o! Stockbridge and 3rd l'OUJ){', ~olld hlur. 3-.<:.ll.f'l'rl for place, Harry Krummery o! nn-thf'·rlnor, rad\CI, t1. hltr~ v.·;dl Ulr·s. fiJ1nrp all the Panthers Will Be Light Stockbridge. wu)·, Krw ca.r warrnn!Y!! Active Boys & Girls Intermediate boys, 15 through 17 years old - first place, Mike Gray o! Lansing,

99 Amateur Men - first place, Ot D.S.\10RTl.F: 'P-RR Cul!n:os $4 to $7.99 But Prospects Are Good B. Zeeb ot Lansing. fOli)W, ,A.!I-~-.n•f'n Jml~n. 4- -~P•'('d 'm • tltfl • rlf'Hll", 1.1rltn, Amateur Women 3rd \\11111'\lfdl 1111'~. '11 r•"· Stockbridge high school's Promising junior s lfi!C!ude place, SUsan Robertson of tip~walir.::: (1nr· • CH\r.r·J O:•·m guard; Gall Allen, halfback; tllH!-.· Jll.\f 11~" ntw! T!Hie, football team has been work­ Larry Earl, guard; Dave Mills, Holt, tht'n l'it•eJdf'! Ing out for a llttle more than Dan Bloxom, halfback; and Sid end; Calvin Poe, halfback; Smith, quarterback; Dave My­ Women - 2nd place to SUe a week in preparation !or the Gene Cowan, end and guard; Smith o! Lansing and 3rd place season opener at Chelsea on ers, guard; Dan Heron, half­ and Don Camburn, tackle. back; and Gary Stowe, tackle; to SUe Webb of Lansing, Dress Flats September 17, OJ,ng~1081L~ "!18'' ~pnn!l Other letter winners re­ all seniors are also expected Bt~ll-Dunn Grand rntlfl'" l.naclrr!1 P'ul!.v Head coach Robert Boyd re­ rquippe.i 1 Exnn -'IHtrp~ .1\ turning tWs year are; Doug to see action this year. Opening Friday A must for ported that while this year's and Saturday Sept. 23 & 24. l't'fll "11.~11m :•uff' ;.,;•1 r.an't McCuny, Bob Stephens, Tom 03 a!foJ'rl to miH out on! back to school. team, Uke that of a year ago Zlck and Les Grl!!us, wlll be a light one, he has Last year, Stockbridge was WgtJ hopes of bettering last tied !or third place in the 99 year's 4-3-1 record, Ingham County League wWch lET US SELL YOUR HOME to $7.99 Boyd has a good nucleus in ClLDS!1TORTtf; "RR" cunwrt­ $3 now Includes Fowlerville, lbh•. All whnro. full uowt>r, Tim Howlett, quarterback; Dansville, Pinckney, William­ !'llcill'). U.hl!f'W.1il~. E>.lffr:H·­ l:v 5hnrp tn~ide ilnd out! Rodger Poe, halfback; and Rob ston and Leslte besides the We need listings-- Buyers waiting Sooy, end. All three are two Panthers of Stockbridge. year letter winners and Sooy for suburban homes. Boyd, a graduate a! Eastern was named last year as all county defensive end. Michigan University, and head coach here for 11 years is One year varsity letter win­ OL03:\!0AfLF. F-R5 4-l'inr.r. assisted by Ron Driscoll, also We Are The Sales Agent .ITr;L J.i.Oon t'R.TcC11; mUr~ on ners expected to see a lot of 1 ius all- \oo'hi'f' (Jn~- •n·Tirt· an Eastern Michigan graduate. .•:·,arllir! HHi1o. •vPi•r\\'AII action are; Mike Vogel, Joe 1\lf't;, too! Wn.hmll & oin ..;h:. Coaching the junior varsity lhf' bt•q '6l O:cJs IJ'JY 1n Singer and Steve Collins, all For Harmony Acres Sub­ town a L juniors, team Is Phll Horafrom Albion Boyd reports that so tar college, His assistant is Duane Clark, a graduate o! Eastern several seniors have shown MicWgan, division Overlooking El promise of helping a good deal Other players who were We invite you in the Panther's efforts this moved up to the varsity !rom .Dorado Golf Course. OLDER MODELS AT HUGE SAVINGS~ HOURS year. They are: Mike Loso, the junior varsity squad in­ to open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. guard; Barry Myers, center; clude: Dean Bachelor, end; '61 PONTIAC Tempes; 4-door ...... ••..•.. S638 Mon. Tues. Wed, Dale Risner, halfback; and Tom Clark, center; Robert Hurry Only a Few Choice '61 DODGE Phoenix '"-dear ...... Si88 o charge Thurs. and Sat, Friday Rick White, also a halfback, Renner, halfback; Jack Pelton, 'cO COMET slat ion wagon ...... s,sg 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. account today. Lots Left. '6Cl MERCURY 4-door sedan .•....•..•...... ::0688 '58 CHEVROLET 4-door ...... S388

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PHONE UINDVERSDTY COMPANY F@ 484-2531 D LICl S M OJ IB 0LE 677-3111 Dried Sur pi i es REAL ESTATE MART 1810 E. r~ICHIGAN Mason, Michigan 677:-3112 !..AN SING 1200 BLOCK•E. MICHIGAN AVE. CHARLES E. HAP BROOKS, realtor Aero s s From Sparrow H osp ito I Phone OX 4-4871 Wire Service Phone 372-4300 ------~~~~ &"I'UMP removal, lot clonr· B 00 KS- "Tho Am or! can lng, dozer work, insured, west," over 1000 pictures; Warren Ransburg, Sr. Phone "The Lifo of Daniel Boo no"; QR 7-4938, Ow5• "Sitting Bull"; and tho "In­ HOL&"!'EIN BULL·!O monthiJ dian war of 1890 to 1091''; old from D&m with 17,000 drafting table and tools. Phono lb. of milk and approximate­ IV D-7255, 11·36w1 c ly 700 lb, tat, OR 7-7043, Fred LoVette. D-36w3p LEAVING for Callforn la~- house full of furniture, 742 REG!SI'ERED quarter horse, W, Center St, OR 0·2575, 2 year old Geldlngvorywell ll-36wle trained for saddle. Call OR 7- 1811. D·37wlp BLUE DAVENPORT; tan and 1. Appliances $3,60 CLEAN, oil, adjust any gold bedroom chair just re­ · 3.BusinessS ervices make sowing machine, Mac­ REGISI'ERED Suttolk ewe upholstered, reasonable tor Lachlan's Sewing Mach In e Good usersan Chore-Boy Mllkers - Parts CRAB APPLES Cow~: 12. Misc. for Rent Rototiller Stock Water Tanks and Ho1 8 lh•ife1· Cows Sli lo $1S.r.o. Phone 677-7971 V- , $159 5 Ut.-Comm. $1~.50 to $17 OFFICE SPACE - ~;xcellent 1965 MUS!' ANG - black hard- Feeders WEAL THY APPLES f'anm•r-Cultt•t' $1·1 to ~t;;,fio, T~ese and many ot~ers Jt'nt Yellow Co\VR $13 to $l·1,JO locations In Mason, One 2 top, Take over payments, at reosonabl e rates · 3tf brain Augers 1962 CHEVROLET S. W. Hart Used Tractor back hoe and DUTCHESS APPLES Bull•: room suite paneled In knotty Phone 676-2335, 2-34w3p Impala Convertible. Jlnt. Beer n1111' ~I 0 lo $20. pine with private lavatory Is I AM Sl!:LL!IVG l:leatlty Coun­ (at south city limits) loaders Ut.-Comm. Sl7.:.o to $10. seler products for this area, Used Cockshutt Tractor V- 8, WILLIAMS RED APPLES Cnnnf·I·-Cuu,•l' ~t6.:'iO to $li.;,o ready to rent now, $50 month­ 1961 CH EV ROL!IT Impala, I 148 S. J,ff,rson $159 5 Calvrli: ly, Inquire at the Ing­ automatic, 6 cylinder sport Dorothy Martini, 1895 Osborne !Firestone Farm Tires Pl'inw ~~3 to $:17, Phon" OR 7-0131 1 PRUNE PLUMS ham County News, Mason. coupe, White with red trim, Rd., Dansvllle. MA 3-2016, r.arm Hardware 1962 PONTIAC (hJ.-l'twier $2!) tn $:l:l, tf CIIII·Ml'!l. S~~ to $20, Phone OR 7-9011, new tires, In good shape, 3-35w3c !HYdraulic hose repair I>rncons S 17 to $2G. SMILEY POLE BUiLDINGs; Sport Coupe, 2 door, t2-51tf Blaine Lovette 2945 W, Kin­ Mae's Inflations F€!Nif'l'~: EXPERT RUG & upholstery For Information and free Power Steering,$ C:(I.·Chni<•a ~:!l.f10 to S:!7, 1/2 ton Oliver A wagons, $130 S Blossom neville Rd., Leslie, 589-3664, shampooing. Reasonably estimates write or call Smll­ ~ 13 9 nni1·y Cow~ $1S5 to $;!~0. ·------r;._~hn Deere 620 HOGS SL8EPING ROOM--825 S, 2-36wlc priced, Call Harkins, Lansing ey Bulldlngs, Hastings, Mich­ nutrhers: ~liver 77 Orchards Lansing St. Ideal place for 1962 VOLKSWAGEN 1~;0 lbs & Jlnwn $10 to !20 484-7894, 3 39w5* Igan, Box 3r, 945-9103, ev­ Allred Wardowskl and Sons 1 a worklnR" man. Private 4 MUS!' sell going to school- Tohn Deere - R IS0-2·10 lb~. No, 1 $2:u·,oto enings, 954-4465 . '3-36w4c* 2 door. Just one 2 mllns N. of Lf'slle on 1957 Ford Fnlrlane 2 door, Caterplllar & dozer $2·1. piece bath, walk In closet SEPTIC ANKS left. US-127, Pllone JU 9-82o! ll'\0 .. :! 10 lhB, No. 2 $23 to separate entrance, garage, ' runs excellently, $2 0 0. 0 0. ~:!:l.fi 0. CLEANED BULLDOZING, sand, gravel, $1095 Phone OR 6-5892, 3587 Pry- 2·10 lh:-;, nral Ujl ~21 tu $23. 12-36wlp flll dirt. Don Bryde, 1460 6-36W I C ~nwR: or Rd. 2~36wlc JERRY SHUNK Francis Platt 1962 CHEVY II Fnn1•y J.ighl $~1,r,o tn S2::!, Barnes road, Mason, Phone Finest of Farm Machinery Nova Station Wag- aoo~soo lhl". $20.!111 tn ~~t.!;o HO:JSE to rent--3 bedroom, SEPTLC SERVICE OR 6-4371. 3-9w5 r.oo lhs. & HP Sill tn ~2o.r;o. 1962 OLDSMOBILE Startlre, M-M and OlivN references. 742 W, Center Holt 9-2825 on. Powerglide. $1l S Bonn & St:ms: St. OR B-2575. 12-36w1c bucket seats, console, new ox PLEASURE - horse shoeing New Holland 9 8. Hay and Grain All \Vri~!hts $16.:;0 to $19. 3-tt and trimming. Phone Web­ Fr·cdcr Pll!!'l: tires, A-1 mechanically, $1, Pr,. Hc:ul ~12.ii0 to $1li.!iO. 550, Phone 482-8242, berville 52!-3029. 3-15w3* V1 mile north of Mason on 1962 GREENBRI- BALBOA HYE - Ezra Zum­ SHEEP US-127 ER Station Wagon. brun, 2378 Catholic Church \Voolt!d ~lnn~hlcar Lnmhfi: 13. Misc. Wanted 2-36wlc BULLDOZING-excavating and Choirr-Prinw $2:1 1o ~~·L75. Phone OR 7-3361 5tf Rd. Pltone Fitchburg 565- HOLT KIWANIS annual Bar­ For Rent . extra good top soli Fern­ Custom trim. $119 5 3033. 8-34w3p fitl.-Utility $22 to $23, 1958 VOLKSWAGEN sunroof Ewt:'s: Be-Cue. Sept, 18 at the Holt burg & Son, Phone OR 6- ~Junl!htPr $r..r,o to $1 o.r,o. sedan, good condition, $450. Sewer Tapes PAPEC SILO flller In good high school. 4:30 to 7 p,m, 5677' 3-17tf 1961 BUICK In- WANTED to buy good clean Fcr>d(lt' Lnrnh!t: Call MA 3-2861. 2-36wlc Blow Torches condition, C a II Dansville All \Y<+•h1s !i:~l tn $2~.fi0. 13-35w3p Floor Polishers ___ ., ___ _ MA 3-3362, 5-35w3c vita 4 door hardtop wheat straw, top price paid, Ruhf Feed Store, 5200 S. Lo­ WANTED TO RENT - 3 hed­ 1956 MATCH LE .c:;s dOOcc, Floor Sanders andnice. $l29 Ed Gottschalk-546-2340 Lawn Rollers ARTIFICIAL GRAIN DRILL, like new 13 5 gan, Lansing. Phone 882-2121. room home, family of 4 can good condition. 402 W. Ash, Bim Franklin· MallOil, Or Garden Tillers BREEDING SERVICE hole Oliver, John SeellJOff, 8-35wl c give good references, Phone 1961 PONTIAC -Mason OR 7-8941 Mason, OR 6-2389, Lawn Spreaders 3035 Iosco Rd., Dansv1l!e, OR 699-2287, 13-34w3c Michigan Animof BrC'('dc s Bonneville 4 door EAR CORN $1.25 per bushel, Auction Barn- 546-'l470 2-36w3c Wallpaper Steamer Corp, 12 Dairy and B ocf 6-5966. 5-35w3c David Wood, !322 E. Co1- breeds avo'loblc, 411 bulls hardtop. Full pow· 1951 MO'Jc L A John Deere umhla, Dansvllle, Phone 623- Every Monday rnith Hardwar c•vailablc an;• doy. All bu/1, er. 2479. 8-36wlc Starting 12:30 P.M. 14. Notices Ball-Dunn lirDnd orC' rhc some- pricCJ, Morning and 2-16" bottom plow, $1395 Opening FriciRy Phone OR 6-4311 ~-:nd aff~Jmoon Sc..'rvicL· Tractor overhauled last ------FARM INSURANCE - com- nnd Snturdny Sept. 23 & 24. 35 ACRES 3rd cutting alfalfa, r360 S. Jefferson Mason tt spring. 3290 W. Olds Rd., 1961 CHEVROLET CATTLE - for dairy or beef, plete farm Insurance ser­ Coli Leslie. Dale Swller. Bel Air 4 door. V-8 $300.00. Phone MA 3-3362, all ages, Also 450 bales of vice. Fire, Wind, Extended CHARLIE BRO\VN OR 7 ~52/ 5-36w3c B-36w!p hay, Phone 677-0581. Coverage; Farm Owners Powerglide. $109 5 9-34w3c package; Farm Liability, Ern­ MANURE loader for Interna­ ployeers Llahll!ty, Workmens 4. Dogs and Pets tional super C. Phone 489- 9. Livestock QUARTER HORSE mare - Compensation; Animal cover­ 8445, 5-36w3c TRUCKS permanent registry, sire age, Tractor Liab!Uty on road 1964 CHEVROLET 20 BASE COWS A.B.S. breed- King Brownjug, gentle and well etc. JEWETT INSURANCE P OM ERA NIAN S, beautiful ing, would consider yearling ~ton pickup. 6 cyl- trained, Phone 851-3580, 2701 AGENCY, 549 W, Asl1, Mason, puppies, AKC, blacks, 6. Foods heifers In trade, Wayne Tay­ Mt. Pleasant Rd., Stockbridge, OR 7-3461. 14-32wlf w h II e s, reds and creams. inder. $15 9 5 lor, 45 N. Williamston Rd., Mich. 9-34w3p Champion background, rea­ EVERETT'S White Eggs, 13uy Dansvme, MA 3-2475, NEIGHBORHOOD rummage-- sonaJ?Ie, wlll hold. Phone ED your eggs at tl1e farm, cut 1962 CORVAIR Pan- 9-35w3c BULL REG!SI'ERED - Hol- antiques, clothing, dishes, rate prices, save price of 7-7823, 4-35w3c el. Powerglide. $99 5 stein, 20 months old, Lyle curtains, draperies, furniture middleman. 24 hours from hen G Jenn, 3325 Swan Hd., Dans­ and miscellaneous, FrIda y, to you, 3038 W, Harper road, 2 WELL BRED Holstein heif- ville. 9-34w3p September 10--2 to 5 p.m. REG lEn' ERED Irish setter, phone Mason OR 6-5827. No 1961 CHEVROLET ers, due In October from Satur./ay 9 to 4 p.m. 3348 herd averaging over 525 lb, good hunting stock, ready Sunday sales. 6-9w5* %ton pickup. New 7 BRED GILTS - some due to Sandhill Rd. Phone F.D 2- to hunt this fall. OR 7-644!, butter fat, Phone OX 9-2273 LAS!' CHANCE-for tree ripe point. farrow soon, I York boar, 8834. 14-36wlc 4-36wlc $109 5 1795 Eifert Road, Holt. ' Kendall :lowe, 968 Olds Rd, peaches. Now picking Kal­ 9-35w3c Havens. We pick or you pick. 1959 FORD 2 ton .JU 9-9017. 9-34w3c I have bought Roy Wheeldons WEIMARA!I/ER for stud, Oils Bring own containers. 4297 cab & chassis. 2 REGISTERED HEREFORD. spray outfit and will b& spraying carbo I a In dairy Clipper, 423 W. Ash, Ma­ Oakley Rd. across from Lowe bull 4 years old, T .B. and speed axle. barns or any building. $1.00 son, OR 6-5643 call after 5 Lake school, 3 miles north of $8 9 5 Bangs tested, 1160 Lamb Rd. 10. Lost and found per stanchion or equivalent p.m. 4-36w3c stockbridge on M-52. Phone OR 7-0584, 9-34w3c 851-3885. 6-35w! c 1959 CHEVROLET LOST-Black onyX oval shap- to. Call or write W, H. Pick­ Sedan delivery. ALBINO MARE • With 1 ed ring, Has small diamond ett, Stockbridge, Mich. in center, Lost near Paul's Solid. $395 month old filly by side. !4-36w3p Phone OR 7-0951. 9-34w3c Sunoco or Ingham County jail. Reward, Phone stockbridge, HOLT KIWANIS annual Bar­ 851-2143, 10-36wlp Be-Cue. Sept. 18 at the Holt 117 N. Walnut· A New House Ready To Movo Into. AI Rice POLAND CHINA- spring high school. 4:30 to 7 p.m. Three Bedrooms 13 x 18 Living Room with Fire: boars, some ready for ser­ place. 13 x 20 Kitchen and Dining Area. 2 Cor 14-35w3p vice, Meat type breeding. Garage. $22,000. Chevrolet 11. Miscellaneous George H. Ellison,3-1/2 mlles AS OF September 1 we are 711 N. Cedor St. HOLT KIWANIS annual Bar- 676-2418 south east Mason on Dexter discontinuing our llvestock for a limited time only. . . if Trail, 9-35w3p Be-Cue. Sept. !8 at the trucking business. Jack and Holt high school. 4:30 to 7 Larry Silsby, LaJoe Farms. you buy any of our famous p.m. ll-35w3p 4-H CORRIEDALE register- 14-35w5c Ball-Dunn Grand Opening Frldny ed rams and ram lambs, LUX AIR gas furnace, 125,000 LOSE WEIGHT safely with and Saturday Sept. 23 & 24. also yearling ewes and ewe B.T.U., b~ttle or natural, Dex - A - Diet tablets. Only lambs for starter flocks. 3290 W. Olds Rd., I.P.slle, Dale 98~ at Wares Drug. COLT Phone OR 7-8114. 9-33w4c Sw!ler. 11-36w3c 14-30wl2• '-WIInnPACT TRACTORS 1..-!-!-'~.rn • 10 and 12 h.p. ilk:~~ • hydraulic drive PUBLIC AUCTION • infinite speed PUBLIC AUCTION selections Having sold home and moving to Florida, will sell to Moving out of town, 11111 sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the residence 3601 Turner st. Lan­ sing (1st house past Sheridan Rd. west side) or, 1 mile highest bidder at the residence located 1 mile west of west of U.S. 127, Haslett on Lake Lansing Rd. of 1/2 mlle east ot M-78 on Lake Lansing Rd. NOTE TIME, Sat. Morn. Sept. 11, 1965 Sat. Afternoon, Sept. 11, 1965 200 N. Okemos, A Three Bedroom with New Aluminum 10:00 A.M. Siding. 12 x 14 Living Room, 11 x 14 Dining. $700, ... you'll 10:00 A.M. Down. I P.M. .1 P. M. receive a *FURNITURE• 4 Bedroom, IS x 20 Livin<] Room 11 x 12 Finished * Household of excellent furniture. Partial listing in­ Den with Fireplace, 2Vl Baths, a'x 12 Kitchen. 44-inch G,E, elec. stove; Norge refrigerator; Kelvlnator elec. cludes: Near new Ke!Vinator self defrost refrigerator; dishwasher; Kenmore auto. washer; conventional type near new gas range w/rotlsserte & removable oven· 2 Bedroom, Kitchen with Breakfast Arr>o, 11 x 18 washer; (2) · elec, dryers; port, elec, washer; 24" win­ *Living Room, Semi. Finished Basement. Near small gas range; near new Maytag auto. waslier; May~· Churches, Schools & Stores. OZER BLADE dow tan w/control; wood kitchen dinette set; -blonde tag gas dryer; Speed Queen wringer type washer w/stain­ clining room suite w/chalrs & bu!!et; cable upright less steel tub, timer & pump; white port. laundry tubs; plano; 2 pc, l!Ving room suite; coffee, end & step tables· clinelte set, chrome; 2 pc, living room suite; davenport ·..,gle 1 linens;· drapes; dishes; table lamps; small elec. appll~ & 2 chairs; bedroom suite w/box springs & mattress & JOHN HANCOCK FARM MORTGAGE LOANS AVAILABLE a sh, oneY· ances; 3 pc, bedroom suite; 3 chests of drawers; large bookcase headboard; 3 pc, bedroom suite; single bed; cedar chest; blonde double bed w/headboard & box dresser; student's desk; 2 odd dressers; stands; 3 way & Charles Or.sterl<>, Salesman. OR 7-1071 .fo~ . al pe springs mattress; games; toys; misc. items. Clean matching lamps; 9xl2 rug; 9xlO rug; 9x21 rug; throw Lawrence Oesterle, Salesman. OR 7-0591 00 household of furnishings. 1958 Chevrolet 2 dr· 1959 rugs; elec. Ironer; small elec. appllances; cooking uten­ Donald Oesterle, Sal<>smon ·OR 6-2148 add ttl English Ford (Angel!a); John Deere L garden· tractor sils; dishes; pictures; books; few antiques; power lawn w/plow & blade; 2 wheel trailer; garden tools. Terms: mower; hand mower; garden tools; ladders; extension cash, or check. Sale principals not responsible for ac­ ladder; numerous olber Items & furniture. Terms: GLENN E. OESTERLE, Michigan Equipment cidents, Come early, cash or check. Realtor Sales Co. North logan at Marquette GERALD R. CASE-0 wner. HERMAN C. MAURER-Owner. Office Phone: OR 6·5919 Lansing WAYNE G. FEIGHNER- AUCTIONEER Evenings: OR 7-1071 Phone: IV 9-9081 WAYNE G. FEIGHNER. Auctioneer. Mason 160 E. Ash, Mason Mason. Come see it, try it and save ..• Call 676-5028 for YOLJ~ sale date. Call 676·5028 for YOUR solo doto. The Ingham County News, Wednesday, September 8, 1965- Page A-10 15. Help Wanted 16. Situations Wtd. To Host Class . G.R. Hathaway OKEMOS--Mrs, Ruth Kelly MASON MEN- tortoundatlon BABY sitting jobs on week ·and Miss Evelyn Peterson w111 and birch work on pre-cut ends - Phone OH 7 ·6271. entertaln the Friendly Class Dies at Age 85 1homes, Call Mason, Michigan 16-34w3p ot the . Okemos Community WILLIAMSTON - Funeral 6'17-5911 for Interview. church for supper Saturday, ' 15-34w3c services were last Thursday, September 11. The feature at the Gorlsine Brothers fu­ 11. Real Estate ot the evenJng will be the CARPENTERS or crews - tor neral home here for George showing o! colored pictures R, Hathaway, 4977 Cornell erection of pre-cut homes, HOUSE - and about 6 acres. they took while on a recent Call Mason, Michigan 677- Phone 623-2331. 2468 E. . road, Wllliamstpn, who died trip to the Scandinavian coun­ last . week Tuesday at a Lan­ 5911 for Interview. Dexter Trail. 17-34w3c tries. 15-34w3c sing nursing home at the age ~8~ ' 1 ACRE of land, modern five MARRIED MAN w!lh small room house, stone barn, Mrs. Wright A life long resident ~ the family to work on dairy chicken coop and tool shed. Wllliamston area, Hathaway !s farm. Must like cows and Inquire at Earl Amsdlll, 5354 Dies at 84 survived by a daughter, Mrs. general farming, Ernest Shaw, Bunker Rd., Mason. 17-35w3p Martha Waters of Oltemos, 3765 Meridian Rd., Okemos. Mrs. Laura M. Wright, 84 3 grandch1Jdren and 6 great grandchlldren. 15-35w3c 20 ACRES vacant, 3 miles years old, of Wright road, Route 2, Leslie, died. Tues. Burial was in Glendale LIGHT HOUSEWORK· In con- east of M dren; 3 sisters, Mrs. Roger sing, Michigan, a hearing be councilman, told the council hid $3,983 and the Lockwood Packard of Ann Arbor, Mrs. held on the petition of Donald (Mr. Lloyd Baer) 19. Cards of Thanks Tuesday night that about 4 Constructlon company of East 2 language laboratories CU!ford Hosner of Crystal, G. Fox, Executor, for allow­ or apply in person. HOWE--I wish to thank the firemen were equipped w1t11 Lansing bid $3,961. Tile Lock­ 1 typ:.ng room Mrs. Maxine Sweeter o! Kal­ ance of his final account and Baptist Church, neighbors the proper light and siren wood Construction com."Jany amazoo and nephews and niec­ assignment of residue. INGHAM COUNTY and friends for the flowers while others had no signals was awarded t11e contract. 1 art room es. p u h 1i cat 1on and service and cards sent to m•a during that would be considered ade­ 4 general classrooms The body Is at the Luecllt slmll be made as provided NEWS my stay in the hospital. It quate under state law, funeral home, Leslie. Ser­ hy statute and Court rule. The state law specifies lhat vices will be on F r !day al 1 222 W. A~h wa.s appreciated very much. Mason Link 2 special education room,~ (to ])e paid Date: September I, 1965. Joe Howe 19-36wlc any em•~rgency vehicle must p.m., Heverend Dorr Gar­ JAME:ST.KALLMAN Maser.· have a red light and siren (Continued from Page l) for by county funds) rett o!tlclatlng·. Burial w1ll Judge of Probate that can be seen and heard "Hight now Lansing boun­ be in Woodin wn cemetery, A true copy: for a distance of 500 feet. If Leslie, Bonnie Bodrie 20. In Memoriams daries cross over 3 county Cost: QUALTFIED women? Can you not so equipped the vehicle lines requiring the prosecu. Mr. Smith was a member o! Deputy Probate Register spare 10 hours a week If you (IN 1\E •.\10RY) in question must obey all tors of!lce to check careful­ 12 classrooms- 18,340 square Leslie Lodge 2l2F.&A,M, and DO:IALD ::;, FOX, Attorney were paid $55.00 for it? For The seventh of Sept., nineteen posted speed l!mHs and traf­ ly all cases before they go the Pattern Makers' League of 1108 Michigan Nat'l. Tower fie signals. personal interview call 332- sixty-three, to court. Should the cases feet@ 17.00 $ 311,000,00 North America for 47 years, Lansing, Michigan 36w3 0016,10:00 to 12:00 a.m. 7:30 You were taken from the chil­ The council was asked to be presented in the wrong consider whether or not it EquipnHmt estinute 60,000,00 to 9:00 p,m 15-36w2c dren and me, court they are thrown out PUBLICATION OR0ER should purchase the necessary Though you have departed and justice is not served." c'o!1fingency fund and fees 35,000.00 Funeral Rites E-1216 from this life, warning signals for the indi­ State of Michigan, in the DEALER to supply Rawleigh Reisig's proposed plan calls Expansion of office facilities We remem'Jer you as a loving vidual firemen or require that tor a central pollee head­ Probate Court for the County products to famllles In Ma­ millher and wife, they drive as normal when 800 sq ft. Conducted for of Ingham. son or H•Jlt. If Interested in a quarters with precinct houses 14,400.00 Clarence F. Meyers and answering a fire alarm. Estate of RICHARD J, good Income with security for in various sections of the me­ fam!ly, 20-36wlp "It disturbs me that the 11 STARKWEATHER, Deceased, the future, write Raw I e i g h tropolitan area. No one can ------County Woman council takes tim!! to set up tell where the population cen­ $ 421,400,00 IT IS ORiJERED that on Oc­ Dept, MCI-672-1126, Free­ a budget each year and then tober 6, 1965, at 11:15 A.M. In port, !ll. 15-36w2p ter wlll be in 10 or 15 years, Less cost of S;:>ecial Edu­ WlLLIAMSTON--F un era! proceeds to Ignore it," Mayor but Ideally Mason would be in the Probate courtroom, Lan­ Destroyer Duty G1lson Pearsall said." At pre­ services were conducted last a posllion o! easy access to cation rooms to be paid Thursday at st. Mary's Cath­ sing, Michigan, a hearing be sent there Is no provision in held on the petition of Crystal MAN for general farming. 711 Shipfitter Second Class B1lly the proposed precinct or sta­ by county borrrcl olic church here for Mrs. our budget for such a pur­ tions, 11 he said, · -50,000,00 M. Starkweather for appoint­ Fitchburg Rd., Leslie, R. Way, USN, son of Mr. and chase." Mary Jane Cozil<, 37, of 2710 "As the population grows Less equipm1mt cost reim­ ment of a fiduciary and for a 15-36wlc Mrs, W1111am A, Reynolds ot Council asked Snook to in­ E. Grand River avenue, Wll­ this type of centralized po. determination of heirs. Mason, ls serving aboard the vesi!gate the cost of pur­ bursed by C·Junty (spe­ llamston who died Tuesday, ,------BOY wanted one hour after lice that can work over var­ Publication and service destroyer tender USSisle Roy. chasing the necessarynumber August 31 at a Lansing hos­ school week days, 7 hours on Ious boundaries w111 be nec­ pital, shall be made as provided ale, currently on a five month of lights and sirens for the cirrl education) and U. S. Saturdays, Apply In person, essary for adequate police by statute and Court rule, deployment !rom Long Beach, firemen and report back to Survivors Include her hus­ Mason Printing Company. Government (NDEA) -15,000.00 Date: September 3, 1965, Call!., to Pearl Harbor, Ha­ the council. enforcement and eff!clency. band, Robert H.; a son, Robert Along with this new force JAMES T, KALLMAN 15-35w1nc waii. A public hearing was con­ Jr. of Wehberv!lle; a daughter, would be a more complete Marcia Dianne of Wllllamston; Judge of Pro bate ducted on the proposed re­ $ 356,400,00 A true copy: zoning request by Arthur Jew­ and uniform training of of­ 4 brothers, Charles, Dale, fleers plus an equitable pay Raymond and Richard Gllling. Florence M. Fletcher ett of 2 lots in the Laylln sub­ Acid !'ire safety items to Deputy Probate Register dlvlslon. Dr. T, Vander Boll scale according to training" ham, and 4 sisters, Miss Rose "I am working on legislation existing structure or­ Marie G1111ngham, Mrs. May­ F. MERRILL WYBLE AUCTION, was the only citizen interested Attorney for petitioner in the rezoning change from that would enable my office dered by state fire nard Y arian. Mrs. Den n 1 s to operate not only In Ingham Kreisher, Mrs. Ervin Brown, 517 s. Grand Avenue residential to commercial. marshall Lansing, Michigan 36w3 Located west of Whitmore Lake on Vander Boll Indicated a de­ county, but also in other coun­ Mrs, Harold Staley and Mrs. sire to see how the bulldlng ties of which Lansing is a Harvey Penland, all of whom ------part. The city of Holland al­ reside in Indiana, PUBLICATION ORDER Barker Rd. 1 to west side of US-23 would be positioned on the ready has this type of juris­ Total High School Addition Burial was in Summit ceme­ E-1224 Expressway and southwest· 11/2 lot and whether or not it would state of M! chlgan, in the have any effect on his yard pri­ diction in ellect between the Cost $ 358,400.00 tery, W1lliamston, counties of Ottawa and Alle­ Probate Court for the County miles on Jennings Rd., to Kearney vacy, of Ingham. Councllm,;n after taking Into gan, The powers of the pro­ Rd., and north 1/2 mile to 8825 secutors are more flexible Estate of ELMA L, BURT, consideration the olannln~ and inclusive for both o!tl­ Junior High School Renovation Bowling Deceased, Kearney Rd. commission's recommenda.: IT IS ORDERED that on Oc­ lions decided to approve the cials." Mason Early Birds tober 61 1965, at ll:OOA,M,In rezoning request, E stimatecl cost - fire safety Flowers by Mr. Jerry, 4; the Probate Courtroom, Lan­ A petition for installation of Sat., at12:30 p.m. Sept.ll renovation Frank Thomas Ins, 4; Ing, sing, Mlchlgan, a hearing be curb and gutter on M·~Roberts Death Takes $ 100,000.00 Co. News, 4; Doll House, 3l held on. the petition of Alma street by the residents was Home Appl. and Fur n. 3; Yake for probate of a purport­ read, Councilmen authorized Trumble's Hair Styl!sts, 3; ed will, for the appointment of D 2 Diesel Caterplller tractor with 8 ft, blade, 8 N Williamston the city engineer to draw up Total Proposed Bond ~ssue $ 458,400.00 Credit Bureau, 1; Jerico, 1; a fiduciary and for a deter­ Ford Tractor and Loader, The following International: specifications for the im­ Sheren Plymouth, 1; Ball­ mination of heirs. M Tractor, 4 x 14 trip bottom plow, ME 2 row mounted provement and an estimate of Dunn, 0; E con- 0- Wash, 0; Publication and service picker, near new, No. 80 combine - near new, Woman at 72 PTO~ cost. Chrlstenseri's, 0. shall be made as provided 45 baler, 12 tt, lime spreader, 13 hole grain drill, There were 2 hlds submitted WILLIAMSTON - Funeral Team high series: Doll by statute and Court rule, tractor spreader on rubber, heavy duty 8 tt, disc, and for the construction of 2,130 House, 2045. services were Tu.,~day at the Date: August 27, 1965 19 x 9 farm truck. Ford Scraper Blade, Ford 6ft. lineal feet of curb and gutter G or s l! n e .. ers funeral Team high game: Jerico, JAMES T, KALLMAN mower, Ford 2 row corn planter with sprayer attach­ 714. home lor M1 ~.Floss!eF, Dahn, Judge of Pro bate ment. Farm hand feed grinder, mixer and sheller PTO, 72, who died at her home, 126 Individual high series: VIr­ 3 rubber tired wagons and racks, 2 gas tanks and stands, Bnll .. Dunn Grund A true copy: Openi11g Fridny Wint street, Williamston, last ginia Potter, 509; Jerry Grif­ Florence M. Fletcher 1000 bu. oats, 900 crates corn, wheat, hay, 35 acres and Suturday Sept. 2.l & 24_ Thursday, fin, 458, standing corn, 1600 crate steel corn crib, 16 x 30 Deputy Probate Register Her husband, Ernest, and a Individual high gam!!: Viola GLENN CHENEY cement stave sllo, all taken down, machinery and equip­ son, Loarn, both o! William. Cook, 192, ment clean and well cared !or. Attorney for petitioner BIDS WANTED stan, survive. 518 !\, Washington Ave., Burial was In Woodlawn Lansing, Michigan 36w3 cemetery, Leslie. PUBLICATION ORDER Estate of E-631 Bids wi II be re­ State of Michigan, In the PUBLICATION OR::>ER Probate Court for the County D-9556 ceived by the city of Ingham state of Ml chigan, ln the clerk for a portable Estate of REV A C. SHER­ Probate Court for the County LYNN A good tonic nnd remedy • WOOD, Deceased of Ingham. compressor and com­ will do wonders fa your IT IS ORDERED that on Estate of THOMAS BAKER, health. Be sure it is mode SR., Deceased, pactor. Specifica­ from pure herbs and not September 24, !965, at 9:15 . harmful dope or chemical a.m. in the Probate Court­ IT IS ORDERED that on Oc­ HERSHEY tions on file with drugs which often have room, Lansing, Michigan, a tober 1, 1965, at 9:20A.M. In unwanted side e!fects. the Probate Courtroom, Lan­ city clerk. Said You cantt buy a better hearing be held on the peti­ Bank Terms tonic than O·JIB·WA BIT· tion of Frank A, Benedict, sing, Michigan, a hearing be bids sha II be sea led a TERS, the all•herb medi· Administrator, for allowance held on the petition of Eric E. Floyd Kehrl - clerk and will be received cine made from God•s of his final account and as­ Kauma, Administrator, for al­ herbs. This famous reme­ lowance of his finala.c count and dy has brought safe re• • signment of resl!lue until September 20, sults to millions during the Publication and s e r vi c e assignment of residue, past 50 years and can help Publication and service auctioneers 1965 1 at 8:00p.m. shall be made as provided by you too. , • statute and Court rule, shall be ma.!le a.s provided The right is reserved PUFF BALL- Its puff.ball t1me aga1n and Mrs. Date: Aurust25, 1965 by statute and Court rule, ED GOTTSCHALK- LES JOHNSON to reject any and Duone Daggy· 800 Aurelius rood grew this one JAMES T, KALLMAN Date: September 3, 1965. 1 1 Judge of Probate JAM3:S T, KALLMAN · all bids. ·in her yard. She says she has 9 more of a Imost A true copy: Judge of Probate .A true copy: Phone 546-2340 equal size. This one w~ighs about 20 pounds, ,i~ ::~~ =~~e Register Bonnie Bodrie HAROLD BARNHILL 24 inches in diameter, and was only 2 days ole HARRY D. HUBBARD Deputy Probate Reeister when this picture was token Holding the huge Attorney for petitioner ERIC E. KAUMA, Attorney City Clerk ' Michigan Nat' I Tower 3308 SOuth Cedar bell is David Pollok, Jr. of Mason. Lansing, Michigan 35w3 Lansing, Michigan 36w3 The Ingham County News, Wednesday, September 8, 1965 - Page A-11 ~ . Columbl~ Street, Entrance to Cemeterv. . Mason, Mich. Barhs a~nd ·Praise Professor Ross Wllhelm of _those who .fail to measure up Y, the University of Michigan to their ·responsiblltty of cltt­ One Year Ago- 1964 service has purchased the D. graduate school of business zenship when it comes tomm.. The Mason junior baseball N. Taylor !arm on Phillips has issued a warning that riots league laas finished another road, Mr. and Mrs, Taylor tary service. It happened in the of the Los Angeles size will summer season, In the Pee are moving to Lansing, civil war 1 it happened in every Wee divIsion, the Lions, erupt on American college coached by Leroy Roberts, won 30 Years Ago - 1936 mllitary action since -~ •• , top place, Winners in the jun­ Clarence Lock, Ingham campuses unless the military b'.lt now such exhibitions of ·· Ior arvlsloil were the Tigers, county treasurer, Is reported draft is abolished. coached by Ray Underwood, Improving from his attack of dodging has somehow taken on in the senior division, the grippe, He Is now able to sit The professor probably is up, the cloak of respectabiltty. Reds, coached by Richard Hed­ more familiar wlth the campus glen won top place, It has been a tough week Our educators and we as Four sisters who once lived !or Mason people who have pulse than I am but I have ' parents have somt3how fallen in Mason and had not been back been forced to divide their lime more faith in American youth as a group In 55 years, re­ between ,the Ingham Abstract down on the job of selllng turned Friday, They are Mrs, building on W. Ash and the than he does. American history. Amy Brown Oates of Clear­ Lee Ware building on Jeffer­ water, Florida; Mrs, Emma son, Workmen have been busy I would ·hate to think that The namby-pamby lunitic TIME HAS BROUGHT some changes to this Mason street. Here Brown Talbott and Mrs, Lois at both places and those who he is right. I would hate to Brown Mull, both of Las Ve­ have watched them work at one element on our college cam­ is the way the traffic used to jam up on West Columbia at Mason gas, Nevada, and Mrs. Ra­ place have worried with the think that American youth is puses who blubber about mnt­ street back in 1909, This is now one of the city's busiest streets chel Brown Story of Owosso, thought that somethIng of gutless to the point that obli­ greater interest might betak­ tary duty being an infringe­ with a steady stream of cars and trucks replacing the lone horse 10 Years Ago - 1955 Ing place at the other place, gation to country is eliminat­ ment on tlle freedom, of man and buggy in the picture. Both buildings are being prac­ ed. Near enough to completion would have darned little free­ !or occupancy, Browne-Can­ tically rebuilt and w!ll give the der post's new home north o! business section a new appear. Granted that very few young dom if those young men of the ance. Mason will be dedicated Sun­ people actually relish the idea revolutionary war ti:r:nes had day. Justice Harry F, Kr lly o! the Michigan Supreme "vurt, 50 Years Ago - 1915 of facing death and damnge in not taken up their weapons to who served in Worlrl War I, L, E, Salisbury, hardware battle. Granted that few young will make the de" ·catory ad­ merchant, last week put Into defend their ideas and ideals. dress, service an auto. delivery wa­ people have a desire to in­ The campus long-halr would Mason classrooms are bulg­ gon. terrupt jobs or education for ing with pupils and will be M. J. Bement has sold his have no campus to tie up with until the new steele street !arm o! 165 acres southwest military service. Granted that a demonstration if young men Wednesday, Septemper 1, 1965 - Page A-12' building provides relief. En­ of town to Charles Cramer for hardships a.re involved in ful­ rollment in the city schools $14,750, or about $87 an acre, had not been willing to lay stands at 1,381, filling military obligations. their lives on the line for their 75 Years Ago- 1890 But •• , Have the Ameri­ 20 Years Ago - 1945 The Vevay delegates to the country in World War I. An increase of 31 in the prohibition convention next sa­ can youth of today actually be­ The campus coffee house primary and Intermediate turday are Otto Caple, D, c. come spineless to the point of That Vital Red Stuff grades has gl ven the Mason Smith, L.H. Ives, L.F. Hobb, freedom hero would be drink­ school its peak enrollment of W!ll Diamond, E. T. Royston rolling over in front of ad­ ing Hitler's ersatz coffee ~o­ and Samuel Shaw. 899. versaries at hom.-~ and abroad? With Friday the day the Harry VanKeuren, released W,S, Heath has sold his day i.f the American youth of Did you know that a record grocery store on Maple street I don't think so. Red Cross bloodmobile is due from the army after 6 years of the 1940's· had not accepted of your blood is kept on file to A.D. and Oscar Hoyt, Wilhelm i3ays that "leh wing to stop in Mason, the public their responsibility. and that you are gi veZJ. a bill­ student gcoups are planning relations office at Mason Gen­ I still say that the yellow fold size card showing your demonstrations, including ci­ eral hospital has come up with bellies Professor Wllhelm de­ blood type and date of dona­ Guest Editoria I vil disobedience, for this fall some blood facts which should tion, scribes are not great in num­ over Vietnam fln::l. th·~ d:ra.ft." influence more area people in ber. It's just that they are Did you know that you mn.y I say that college authori- making a bank deposit- blood Whet Mokes o Community louder and we tolerate them give blood safely 3 times a . ties, law officers, the courts, bank variety. Here are the ;o a greater degrre· year. Many people give blood and most important, respon­ facts. Read them and then I have faith in American at least once a year. By THOMAS DRIER sible students , should put show up Friday afternoon at (Boston Advertising Executive) youth. ~ Did you know that giving these crybaby bellyachers in the Presbyterian church pre­ blood is painless, harmless The 2 essential elements used in the creation of any their places. pared to give a little. community - village, city, state or nation - are land and takes only about an hour and people, The character and personality of a community Every generation produces cxtJMJI~ The American Red Cross of your ttmt~.? are also gifts of people. Blood Bank covers 36 coun­ In every community there are 3 classes, The first Did you know that the Lan­ class Is made up of those who take from the community ties of Michigan, serving some sing Regional Blood Center and give little or nothing to It, They are the ones who break the laws of health and require hospitals. Others 78 hospitals. Among the larg­ is providing blood for open break the laws of society and mal1e prisons and other ••••••••••••••••••••••••• er hospitals are University heart surgery at the Uni ver­ corrective elements necessary. Class 2 Is made up of citizens who pay their own way, hospital at Ann Arbor and sity of Michigan hospital in ·They run their business efficiently, They are paid ade­ Sum m•~r fun for boys is Ford hospital at Detroit.· Ann Arbor at the rate of two quately for the services they render. They take good tails. 0.1e thing the ad doesn't care of their homes and famllles. They do not give practically over, but there are There is a special contin­ surgery cases per week? much thought to civic betterment. mention is this: One person Most important is the third class. That Is made up probably some boys left w~10 uing need for all negative Did you know that the Red who buys a one-year subscrip­ of citizens who not only pay their own way but contribute ought to winter i z e their type blood. Cross pays the costs of col­ generously to community betterment. tion to the News from an of­ They build the hospitals, parks, libraries, colleges, shacks. For such boys who Did you know that open heart lecting and processing the ficial News salesman will re­ and other community Institutions, They concern them­ want a lift from the so-com­ surgery, which is becomlng blood with funds voluntarily selves with the welfare of all citizens. They not only caive an all-expense week-end refrain from harming others, but use their time and mon tar paper covering, the more common, takes up to 18 contributed through the Com­ at the Edgewater Beach Hotel energy and money to help their fellow citizens achieve News offers an answer, It's in pints for a child and up to munity Chest? their good purposes, in Chicago for his immediate A mere handful of such leaders gives a city a repu­ the form of 23x34-inch alum t­ 30 pints for an adult? Did you know that all bloorl family this fall. The trip in­ tation that holds a high place for centuries. The Golden num printing plates. Once used Have you heard that when is given by voluntary donors? Age of Greece has taken a high place In history because cludes a sulte of rooms, spend­ 15 000 of the creativity of no more than 1 citizens, on the News' offset press, the blood becomes outdated it ing money I a guided tour and Did you know that Ma.son The creative wealth of this third group of citizens they're piled in the corner to is thrown out? This is not so. General hospital used approxi­ Is not their money and other material possessions. What the use of a 1965 autom<)bile gives them their character and personallty which they be sent down to Washington There is a 21-day limit for mately 170 pints of blood in give to their community are their ideas -their mental for the week-end, It's an iden­ where LB.J does I don't know whole blood and then if it is wealth. tical award that will go to the transfusions since January what with. not used it is returned and 1965. top salesman during the sub­ For the next couple of weeks, made into derivities. scription campaign. It is a civic duty of all boys who have honest-to-good­ Did you know that blood used eligible citizens of this com­ * * * * in Mason General hospital is ness shack projects they're· A friend, harassed by the munity to go to the Bloodmo­ Thoughts buttoning up for the winter can provided without charge and bile on Septemoer 10 and give a high decibel count from near­ get all they want of these that the only fee is the cost of pint of your blood for your by pow~r mowers, tried astra­ sheets of alum·lnum for a nick­ suppHes and ·technical ser­ Forthe Week tegum the other evening which neighbor, friend or relative. el a sheet. The rest of yoJse vices involved in giving the he passes on herewith to other Do a better job! Take ano­ guys who are building rat transfusion. ther person with you. suburbanites. He ducked into cages, covering a barn roof or his cellar, spent a half hour Tile Moster's Clw/len~e to Ynutt. the likes can get'em for. 25~ or so poking among piles of Education Doesn't Do It All Tuesday, August 25, 1964 a ·sheet. A.1d that's a bargain. assorted junk, and emerged Read Matthew 17 :1·8 We're going all out for boys with a hand mower. This is the time of year when ment bind comes to with for at least a couple of rea­ ~hose After six days Jesus tal,eth Peter, James, and John As he moved slowly and the roads are packed with sons. First off, there aren't no skills. his brother, and bringeth them up into an high moun· quietly across h~s front lawn, youngsters on their way to col­ The formula for success in tain apart. -l'vfatthew 17:1 too many places where boys one by one his neighbors lege, There is a warning these this day is simple, Find a line can build shacks any more. turned off their infernal ma­ youngsters should re.:leive. June 2, 1953, approached, the day set for the And these aluminum sheets of­ of work you are capab:e .Jf As chines and gathered in a small coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. a thrilling message for fer class. In high toned neigh- doing, which you like and for There is nothing magic her was flasl_lcd to Londo;J from :\cpal. A Nc;w Zcalan~er, borhoods the boys can Cove knot on his premises. about a co 11 e g e education. which there is a demand •• , Edmund Htllary, and Ins Sherpa compamon, Tenzmg, . ' . . r "What is that thing?", one had conquered Mt. Everest, the world's highest mountain.· thelr shacks With soc1ety page There is no foolproof guaran­ and acquire the reputation of new suburbanite asked. • 'It is a Hillary had trained hard in the mountains of New plate aluminum, Farm boys tee of success included in a being a reliable, conscien­ lawn mower," he replied. Zealand. can cover their shacks with tious, loyal worker. "You push it. It grass. college sheepskin, There is no One day a young carpenter from Nazareth called three farm page plates or the want cu·~s reason for every high school Follow this formula andyou strong fishermen friends to climb a mountain with Him. d It doesn't make much noise and It was probably l\ft. Hermon, which is about 9200 feet a s. graduate to expect, deserve or can write your own ticket in you save on gas and oil!' today's labor market. high. Only the strong could share that tremendous Trans- Boys in some parts of to·ov:1 need to go to college. figuration experience with the !~faster. can do worse than to use sports "And," chipped in his wife, Without this formula the How many tasks in this age are the :1-.faster's challenge page plates. "it is ~.tood exercise." The fact is that we are liv­ most learned, e:hcated col­ to youth! To take food for men's bodies and souls to the "Well, now,ain'tthatsome­ ing in an era when everyone lege grads - those with de­ end of the earth, and ta conquer outer space and the Come on in, boys, get set thing," one ·:>f the neighbors inner world of the mind arc tasks for the strong. Jesus for winter snow. needs an ed·ucation. By educa­ grees coming out their ears­ still calls youth to scale high peaks with Him. commented, "wh.lt won't they tion we do not necessarily can get nowhere. • • • • think of next?" mean formal schooling at the PRAYER: As once Thou didst choose and train young This week muks the be­ Learning, both formal and "Hey!" shouted a midnight­ men to high adventure, 0 Lord, so choose and train us ginning of the New.s subs'Crip­ college level. We mean the informal, both at the college for the tasks Thou hast to do in our time. Be with us to-eight worker from a nearby ab111ty and the schooling to level and the skilled trades, to encourage, to strengthen, to bless for God's glory nnd tion campaign. Usually, the for Thy sake. Amen. bedroom window, ~'What's perform .skilled labor. isn•t automatic. It isn't instant News campaign gets underway happened? It's so qutetaround THOUGliT FOR 1HE DAY success unless th·9 knowledge in March. But somehow, the here I can't sleep." There is a shortage in vir­ gained is put to good advan­ Tomorrow means I have one day less to offer to God. idea got buried this year. No­ tually every skUled occupation tage, unless there is a de­ John B. Dawson (NeiV Zealand) tice the page ad on the back or profession. The employ- mand for that knowledge. Wgr(dwide Bible 'ReadinQ-Psalm 96 page of the last section of this week's paper for the de-

I ' As I See It By Hayde:1 Palmer

Is the small town as America used to know It disappear· lng? Is it becoming no longer Its own little center? thing' bigger--the big cities that lle 15 or 20 minute's driv­ ing t1 me a way? lllng llme.away? What set me to thinking about all this was an article IYou Don't Say! In a current magazine in which a New Yorker wrote of a trip he made back to the town where he was born and spent Each week the News Inquir­ tension agent-"! have thought his boyhood, The part!cul.ar town he spoke of is the little Ing Reporter asks a question we needed a new city hall In comminlty of Flushing, Y!lch!gan, 10 miles from Flint, of 5 persons picked at ran­ Mason all along, .but the blg "The small , towns are disappearing If they have not al­ dom, This week's question, ~question Is ready disappeared," he wrote, "The modernization of the asked In the downtown dis­ ~ where to put H. houses and the Improvements do not bother rneeat all, It's trict of Mason, is: ... I think a good the emptiness that bothers me, the lack of people shopping "What will a new city hall ' location would In the downtown district and the lack of boys at their games, do lor Mason?" be doWn in the The people of Flushing no longer look upon It as the center Wllllam Par sons, 515 W. Forche Flats of the world, Their time and their attention have been given Ash street, Mason, service where the ball to something bigger- Fllni.******"I don't think I'U ever go station owner and volunteer diamonds are back to Flushing again," fireman: "I don't think we now. The Jef­ Like the writer, I w11.s born In a small town and went ;: ):(c'~~Y~] need a new city. ferson street ·to a small school and played baseball In vacant lots, skated ";:'~ o'l~ hall, but we clo building Is not on ponds In the winter time and did all the things that boys ~Jl':l,. need a new!lre good, but could In my day did, Werner Peters and his Guitar "i station, The be made Into a good facUlty But all my adult life has been spent In cities. I like ci­ ., fire depart- if the fire hall were put In a ties, 1 like the hustle and bustle of city life, the rumble ment and pollee .separate building, The existing of trllfflc, the roar of elevated trains, and as I grew older I ""'.,,., · work together bulldlng Is not adequate for the theaters, the restaurants and their atmosphere and the ! both the city hall and fire . ~· llo 1 through the other advantages a city offers, 1 department," ·,;.· I ,<,, \ same radio and There are other people who love the quiet and peaceful­ Mason Friendly, '\·• If . ~ it Is necessary * * * * ness of a small town, There is not a thing wrong with that,. •' ·. · ' 'f,'·, ~~ that they be Russell Bement, 703 E. Ash 1 It Is just that I have difficulty adjusting myself to the qu.tet '. ,,{u. \. )jf \. : separate from street, Mason, dry cleaner­ of a small community, the city hall.'' " A new city hall would be an It Is not that I dislike small towns. Some of my best But Confuses "To fix up the old building asset to the community be­ friends live in s m a 11 towns and I have found many new would be fine except there is cause we need more room for friends and true friends In small towns, You don't always not enough room tor the fire the fire department and also find them In clUes, German Youth and pollee departments, In the additional vault room!or stor. But Is the small town losing Its Image, Is It being over­ old building the fire hall Is age o! Important city docu­ ments, shadowed by the big clUes near It? Werner Peters, a 16-year open at all times to the city If so, what has caused it? old German boy, has arrived himself how to play the Bur­ employees making It a main "I am de!l­ In my opinion It was the coming of the automobile as in Mason !or a year's visit gess plano. When In Germany thoroughfare Into the alley." nitely In favor Distinguished Citizen much as anything that started the changes, and right now Is ha v!ng a bit Werner plays soccer a good * * * * of the site on Before the automobile came the small town was its own of trouble getting accustomed deal and participates In the s. Jefferson in little citadel of all that was right and Its people stayed at to American ways of life. Youth Fire Brigade. When he Verslle Babcock, 834 s. the old Chevro­ VAL DeROSA, A Mason resident for 10 years reaches age 17 he can be a !ull:­ Barnes street, Mason, coun­ let building, I home and enjoyed the small pleasures It provided, how­ In Germany, he says, the and part owner of the Mason Foodland, is this ever humble they may have been, and were satisfied with business section of town Is fleged fireman If he so de­ ty detective capta!n-"Yes, 1 think It Is ade. life. They couldn't go far from home with a horse and bug­ all on one street and not sires, believe a new city hall would quate !or a good week's distinguished citizen. Chairman and gy over roads that were rutted and Icy In winter and washed "spotted around In blocks" be an asset to Mason. I think city hall and out by summer's rains. as they are here, This con­ that the city go. fire depart­ co-chairman of the downtown Community chest But the automobile brought good roads and these people fuses him, vernment must ment and could drive for the past 4 years, DeRosa also actively In small towns sallied forth upon them to discover new plea­ "There are only 4,000 In­ keep pace with 1 , be remodeled sures and new attractions Jn other places, habitants in Mason," he said, 1 . the communi, at a minimum of expense to partie ipated in Mason's Centenn ia I observance, the tax payers.'' The long arms o! the clUes like the tentacles of an octo­ "and yet I still can't tell ·;~ .,'·r, ty's growth, serving as revenue chairman. A loyal supporter pus have reached out to bring the small communities within # 'I'S·.j I The cost of re­ where I 11.m or which way I Mrs, Morea* * *Camp, * 316 E • their clutches and the pretty little towns have become what ~.d;,.~l~1 < modeling and of community activities DeRosa is a past vice­ should be going," . , Oak Street, Mason, secretary. we c11.ll SUburbia. · 1 enlarging the But he Is learning, this ,"t .·" ;1/,i~~ "A new city president of the Mason Jaycees and was pres­ Fields that once were fllled with waving grain and little foreign exchange student who if.'.;·... present bUJld- white !arm houses that settled on knolls or in wooded areas 1•,)''1.L"' ~.~.~"'.·.:'l~ lng to !lll the hall would be ident of the Mason Chamber of Commerce for this week enrolled as a sen­ /f!.!JI1 an asset to Ma. of the countryside are disappearing to be replaced with lor In Mason high school. r',•;, r,rif.{J, city's needs for II',\', the next 10 or son, but I don't 2 years. He also has been chairman of Mason's stllked out lots where soon wlll rise clusters of homes and Werner Is making his home vl.liu~ ll.pll.rtments In what we know now as subdivisions, Then 15 years would be more ex­ think It is a Sidewalk Days promotion. He is a member of with the Lawrence Burges necessity, As follows a rroup of stores we know as shopping centers, and family, 852 N, Phillips road, pensive In the long run than the quiet countryside is gone, long as we al­ the board of directQrs of Brother John's Fund and is looking forward to find­ building a new faclllty, Ma. SOme people who live in cities want to move away from son has stood in the back­ ready own the . for Needy Children organization and board of Ing out !or himself just what s. Je!!erson the hustle and bustle of city ll!e and soon the area is poo. Americans are like. In school ground long enough, it is time director for the Lansing Wholesale Grocery pled with folks who think In terms of urblu! lite and demand· to start looking to the future building the he will study government, city might as It, Most o! them work in cities and become commuters, 10· English, trigonometry, phy­ and attracting new people and company, Va I is a Iso a member of St. James to the city in the morning and returning at mrht to sleep businesses here. A new city well convert it tnc sics, sociology and typing. I Cat hoi ic church and is on the board of d ir­ and then go through the whole process again the next d11.y, hall would be a start In the into a government facility. don't think the Jefferson street These communities so afflicted have been rtven 11. name-­ He has been here 10 days right direction.'' ectars for the Mason Merchants association. location Is a hazard and defi­ "bedroom towns" --and thd Is exactly what they uo, The and alre11.dy is making a good * * * * nitely !eel the fire depart. m11.ny new people are not particularly Interested in the if. stut on flndinr out about A­ Mrs, Annette SCbae!fer, 525 For relaxation DeRosa enjoys golf in the sum­ ment should be moved away !ll.lrs of the smaller communities, Their Il!e is centered mericans, Holt "15treet, Mason, home ex- mer and bowling in the winter. from the center of Mason," in the city, They seek entertainment there, they shop there. "I have met lots of peo­ And soon the little town just 11.bout loses Its Identity. ple, so many, In fa.ct, that II#### I will never remember who WINS SCHOLARSHIP • There Is one town In Ingham county which blames its de­ they allue," he said. "Peo­ R. Philip Brown, son of cline on the cominr of the automoblle. ple are very friendly here In Mrs. Robert Brown of People who live in Onondar11., In the southwestern corner Mason, They greet strangers of lnfhll.m co1mty, do not hesitate to sa.y so. Leslie and the late Rob· as they pass on the street, In ert Brown, received con· Ononda.ra In yaars gone by was a thriving rllilroll.d cen­ Germany you could see some­ Increase Your Sunday ter. It had many stores and trains roared to a stop 11.1 Its one on the street mll.lly times firmation this week of a station daily on their way between J11.ckson and Grand Ra· plds, and never exchanre a word." full scholarship to George Washington university in Many railroad employes lived In Onond~~.p in those days This week Warner spent 11. Reading Pleasure! and it was 11. center o! trade for persons who lived within d11.y at the Michigan state fair Washington, D. C. The a 10 or 15 mlle radius in both In~tha.m and Eaton counties, In Detroit and the state 4-H award is the L. M. Powell The rii.!Iroll.d tracks are still there but no more pusen­ Show at Michigan st11.te uni­ scholarship, granted by Now-Get the Improved rer trains go through, Freights rumble· by without stoppt.nr. versity, the United States Naval Onondara tod11.y Is a qu.tet little town, the victim o! modern academy. Brown is one clay pro~tress, His home Is In Flensburg, Germany, which Is 11.bout 120 of 4 young men in the JACKSON (Sunday) But prorress could not rob It of its beauty. It ha.s 11. pretty miles from Hamburg, His fa­ little pull: throurh which the Grand river flows lailly ll.loll( United States to receive lild all around the town ue vut art'lu of farm land, ther, whose name 11.lso is Wer­ this honor. He wi //leave ner, 1s an mstructor at a to begin his studies CITIZEN PATRIOT It used to have many stores, Tod11.y it has only 11. few. German naval officer's Are cJty people forrett!nr the smill town of their boy­ school. His parents will soon September 18. hooda? Many of them came !rom the villares and hamlets ber!n 11. 6 month vo yare around Xew nchlP<] f••attll'"' '" w .. IJ as f'l111ipl•·tr IIi'\\"" illld and were sWlLllowed up In the whirl of the metroooll.s? SOuth Amer!Cll., Are we forptttnr the small communities which haTe riv­ Symphony Fills Post pirtnrr c·n,·eJ'n!!t' goin•s ynn n ~11111la.'· "'''''·''J'IIJII'J" .,font­ en their sons to fight, which lw.ve raised the rri.ln and !01)(1 SOme o! the th!n~ts that Im­ st;mdin!! nw1·it. ,.hich is served on the cJty dweller's t11.ble, which has pressed Werner about Amer. The Lansing Symphony brourht up chlldron to know rlrht trom wronr and sent them lean liv1nr ue color televi­ board of directors at Its meet­ lforth into the world to become lea.dors? sion, the popularity of bowl­ Read Thi.'i Ing Wednesday, August 30, Ing and the many varieties of Are we forretUnr the little country church· where as a elected Max Ploughman to till the food served. SOme foods thll.t youth we attended Sunday school and where we learned the vacancy In the office of Improved Sunday Net(.!spaper­ t•chinrs of the Bible? are new to the Germ~~.n stu­ secretary of the board created / . There UJ nothlnc wronr with prorress. Prorress ha.s brourht dent ue corn, hamburg and Get Your Copy This Coming Sunday pizza. by the resllflllltion of Richard WI muy Improvements which have made Il!e ea.sler for dl Riggs. Ploughman Is a native ~ Ill and urbanization that brings improvements to a town Much l.tke American teen­ of Boyce City, Michigan. A but permits it to retain its Individuality Is fine. But when these ll.(ers, Werner Is interested In graduate of Michigan state Pages of thinrs rob the srn&ll community of that !ndlvlduallty-lt Is folll: music and he plays II. fill· university, he hasbeenaresi­ Amtr!Cli.Ila ill we have known It. ~tltroJ!nc tar. Right now he Is teach!nr dent of Lansing since 1948, Thera are thousands o! little communities SCII.ttered about Full Color 1 111.Uon. They repruent the rock on which Amer!Cll. wu Olmdld, and which have contributed to its greatness. Colorful TV Magazine Comics! =Don't sen them short containing-con: p 1 c t c T\" pro­ •.eHers to the Editor grams for the week . .Stories of interest to TV ,. i e ,,. e r s. ·why? ers not just a certl..ln few and a.ccord~ to the "rood !look" Dear friends Four-color cu\·cr page. I feel that I have to write every man Is created equal and I th1l letter to ask for an ex­ this Is what our demoer11.cy is (School Opening) plaiii.Uoo rerardtnr the re­ built on, 'Noth· monl ot treea on the Holt road Mr. Evans, my wile and I f . ~ng is more . projtet. prized those trees and we or the continued ~mportant May I ut why you had to were willlnr to lose them our nation th Progress of This Sunday tall the trees out from in proviclinr that all property education of an the fullest t:roDt ol my property and not owners were to sutter the t-d thin th . our young People thoae from in trout of thr same loss. I do have a con­ el.r capabili t. Mackie property whw actual- science and It does bother me Our teache l.es. 17 m7 trees wtrtturtherfrom to sleep ni(hts Jt I haven't this atvesom rs, wbo assume and. every Sunday, tht eeater of the road than Mr. treated everybody the same need and d e responsibility Mactill? The people ol the in my ~lnA"a lDd I sura hope eserve • 011mm11111ty ban uted methts 0 this has affected you In the respect and ur utmost qaeatJoa liTeral t1mea- Why nme way, cooperation. my tr111 aDd DDt Mackies? FRANKL, TOMLINSON get this Newspaper Bn W01Illl 1011 answer th1s "· Holt .....-? Hn wollld }I)U aDd Sincerely, 10111' WUt fill It JUIU' 1Ud wu ndald ncb u mine aDd ..t JIIU' lllllhbors? Gets Scholarship JACI(SON CITIZEN PATRIOT I llopt tat 1011 w111 feel Tom KDJ.pt, 1011. fll Kr. &114 ,..... ,._ 1011 4r1Ye by my Kra. RGbtrt Klll&'t olFlorl~ flrlllllld IIIWbathullappe. Costs only 20 cents a copy at your local dealcr:s. ·tDI'Jillt' Kuon ud Holt rllt­ ld te my JU'II aDd ,_ a fw ~ t,Q (J. •. -- ..,..__ dutl, hu b.. ICctpted U lla e ,.,...... tht ':nllld 101111Dd 0., ..... Nitht Ad-- serwq ~ Buy it, read it-you'll be glad you did! a fraUmaa 1t114ut at Ala . 01 7-6151 a JUd a.tllu.t'lllatoacb• nUtp oaucholarlblp. Bell & I llllilllat 17 flit meut tM 1.\'UdAMa ol J:mery COlby J 'I Jilt .., ~ J>Niititi ern- vt )(UQD,

' ' Administrative Notes To the Staff and patients Staff News Notes II Is the goal ot ever~ hospital board a! trustees and every at MGH, hospital administrator to provide the best possible patient Summer Is about over and care at the mosteconomlcalcostpossible •. MGHls no exception, I was very glad to hear the summer girls are knee Thanks, Minnie It is to attain this goal that we now are approaching our first from you at the hospital, and deep in plans on entering their formal budget and organized central purchasing, · thank you very much for the respective schools, Minnie Thor)Jurn, Pink Lady To begin with, a basic; plan is necessary to attain these goals, ·things you sent me about my Angel Northrup will enter at MGH was surorlsed on her A plan through which expenditures !or au purposes and revenue candy-striper job, Spec 1a 1 her first year at St. Lawrence BOt.h birthday, Saturday, Aug­ from all sources may be forecast and. controlled, In simple thanks to Mrs, Hills, school at nursing, ust 21, by the Pink Ladles, terms, such a basic plan Is a budget, This summer I have been Lynne Freer will enter her Gray Ladles and employees,·· working in France as au-pair, first year at Spring Arbor, These formal plans may be used as a standard. against which Minnie was presented with My job is to loa~ after the Delores Reeser. will enter actual·. achievements may be measured, Thus, the budget be­ a birthday cake ·and corsage comes a tool o! management In its control function as well as seven children ages 1~15 In nursing at Foote hospital In the famlly I am staying with, Jackson, from the Pink Ladles, a birth­ in its planning and coordinating !unctions, day cake from Mr, and Mrs, Accounting and statistics are historical in nature; since they They have had a busy but mar­ Theresa Beratta and Mar­ velous summer vacation, tra­ garet Cl!nton are In their sen­ Murl Grimm and Dennis, a deal with facts and events of the past; and therefore cannot be purse of money from the em­ altered or changed, Budgets on the other hand, are alive and. veling a large part of this lor year at Mason, country wHh my family. I Janet Lyon plans on work• ployees, Pink and Gray Lad­ vital, and represent the living present as well as the hojle of the les and from many friends, future. Budgets are a means through which the ••team play~' · spent 5 weeks In Ibrasbourg, lng as an aide and will be mar­ concept of an organization can be developed by enabling each a large city in the north, and ried In the spring. team member to see his contributions and evaluate their effect . 3 marvelous weeks In the Cynthia Hansen, Dorothy on the whole. In ,this mariner, the budget becomes a stimulant French Alps, takIng long Yanosky and Jo Ann Crlbley Michigan to Improving effeciency and a guide to more effect! ve use of walks and climbing mountains, will continue as nurse aides, resources, Now I am l!v!ng at the castle Mary Huber will do practice It Is in the Interest at good management to use the budget near the Atlantic coast, Soon teaching In the Jackson school Mirror to evaluate Individual effort and accomplishment, but not to I w111 be going home to start system, create deterring autocrats In the budget and accounting de­ school, Bill Dexter plans on return­ By Elmer Wh1te The CLass of 1901 at Okemos high school on graduation day: partments, Yours, Ing to his junior year at Inter­ lochen, · It Is necessary as a second step after creating a budget, Eva Lind Two areas of emphasis In Back row, left to right- Ralph Procter, Estella Stowell, Harold Spross, to control and supervise expenditures. To this end It becomes Eva Lind Roberta McLean wlll enter mental health work are plac­ Laura Kaiser, Edd McClure, Heber Hulett. Front row- Lottie Daniels desirable to create a Central Purchasing office and appoint Eva wll! be remembered as Michigan State as a junior. Ing Michigan in the spotlight 1 a knowledgeable and skillful buyer to concentrate all efforts working as a candy striper Ellen Moore will return to across the nation, Most other Charles Daniels, Mamie Gilbert, Ralph Hudson and Mary Bray. In buying In the most economical quantities and manner from one year and living with Mr, Dansville -as a senior and states have just scratched the the most economical sources, and Mrs, Bud Dunn. Kristine Fry will enter But­ surface In these areas or are We are pleased to announce the appointment of Mrs, Grace terworth school of nursing, still thinking about entering Praetor as the purchasing agent. Grace has been very busy them, preparing her files and records in order to he in motion by One Is the community men­ September 1. • tal health center program, a After this date, all purchase order requisitions will be turned Fall's concept still relatively new over to Grace, who wlllln turn, do the buying, This applies to all tn the Air even in Michigan, but one In purchases, except for the toad purchases by the Dietary de­ which great strides are being partment. made even more rapidly than I am sure Grace wlll appreciate your cooperation and .any Sun Reaches Autumnal the most optimistic estimates, specialized knowledge of your department, which will help The second Is the effort to her do a better job. Equinox Sept. 23 train some of the mentally re­ BOB RECHER tarded for jobs and then find The sun will arrive at the larger than usual and take on the positions In which to place autumnal equinox at 1:06 a.m. a reddish appearance near these Individuals, some of Thursday, September 23, the horizon? "This Is due to whom have spent years In In­ Last Tribute Is Paid to marking the opening of the the condition of the Earth's stitutions because they had no other place to go, fall season, reports Dr. Hazel atmosphere, and not to the M, Losh, Unlverslty of Michi­ moon Itself, 11 explains Dr, "'*** Harold Lyo_ns gan astronomer. Los h. The latter program is being They burled Harold Lyons In services, o!!lclated at the ser­ This Is the day the sun "The molecules of the air hastened by a federal grant of a grave at Maple Grove ceme­ vice, rises and sets at the east and and the suspended dust par­ nearly $500,000 from the La­ tery In Mason last week and an Lyons attended Mason west points of the horizon, and ticles scatter the llght--the bor Department's Office of entire city mourned, Manpower, Automation and schools and graduated ln 1916; the day and night are said to be blue considerably more than Training, · Lyons was a Negro who was While in high school he was a of equal length. Actually, how­ the red. When the moon Is at born in Mason sa years ago and prominent athlete and was a ever, the atmosphere causes low altltuae, as ngnt rays, With emphasis on job ex­ lived here all his life. He was star performer on a .cham­ the sunlight to be bent, so that pass lng through more at mos • posure, job ~evelopment, on­ The Class of 1901 50 years later as they attended a class reunion: a quiet, unobtrusive man but a pionship football team, , It appears "lifted," and visi­ phere than when near the ze­ the-job training and actual placement, Mental Health De­ left to right- Estella Barber, Heber Hulett, Charles Daniels Ralph !rlenclly one who won the re­ Alter his school days he be­ ble before coming over the nith, are stripped of most 1 spect at his !eliow citizens, came a stonemason and brick­ horizon, and after setting, Not partment Director Dr, Robert Hudson, Lottie Hudson, Mary Hammond and Mamie Daniels. blue rays, leaving the red to A, Kimmich predicts the new This was evident at the fun­ layer, Later he took employ. until Sept. 26 will the de­ predominate, Hence, tne red­ eral at the Ball Dunn Funeral 'crease In the length of tbe dish appearance." program wlll result in a sig­ ment with Wyeth Laborator- · nificant reduction In institu- home last Thursday. The place ies, Inc., then known as the sun's being above the horizon Also, at this time of year, was crowded with white per­ SMA corporation, He worked balance this atmospheric ef­ a "greater dustiness prevails tionalnext few waiting years, lists during the 11 Graduated,. 7 Still Livi n sons who came to pay their there for 36 years until 1960 feet, and day and night ap­ In the air." The apparently 9 respect to the Negro whose when he retired, pear equal. From then on, the large size of the full moon "By reducing the number of kindness and respect had won For many years he made day will steadily grow short­ near the horizon is consider­ a place In their hearts, er, Dr. Lash says. ed an optical illusion, says his home at 435 E. Elrri street playable~~~~~~sb;~~s~~~~~i~~~~~~~~~ skills. and job appor- 0_. ke fn. o s .High CIa ss of 19 01 Rev, Murl Eastman, pastor with his daughter, Miss Marie The shining harvest moon Astronomer Lash. of the Mason. Baptist church, Lyons, who survives him along wlll be a highlight of Septem­ Four bright planets rna y be of which Lyons was a mem­ ber, The full moon is sched • seen between sunset and mid­ those!unities, who we.can'accommodate do need residential with 4 sons, Harold H, of care when they need it," he ·Meets for Its 64'th Reu n·l on ber and re~mlar attendant at Mason, Charles of Lansing, uled to occur at 6:32p.m. Sept, night: Venus, outstanding af­ said. 1 o. ter sunset; rising In the east N or man of Kalamazoo and OKEMOS--Three score and Robert a! Chicago, and 6 What causes this beauti!ul as the sun sets Is Saturn; "'*"'"' 11 and Mr. and Mrs, (Mamie) This classhasbecomemore grandchildren, traditional moon to appear red Mars, located halfway be­ Other states have entered four years ago young peo­ Charles Daniels, this field previously but only ple of the Okemos high school closely b au n d together by tween Spica and Antares; and Time has been lengthened friendly ties than most, Jupiter, quite bright, rising on a very small scale or pilot received their high school di­ ~~~«:•:e<:xc<,l'M<;·~·~•::.r":o:'~~,~~'~ plomas, between the get Ia-gethers the Reunions are not the only toward the northeast about l1 project basis, Michigan offi­ past few years, Instead at times they meet, They have We have "Have love enough to move you to be use­ p.m •. cials estimate their program On Wednesday of last week yearly they were at 5 year will benefit more than 3 000 that class had a reunion at kept in touch by writing and ful and helpful to others." Three au t u m n con stella- 1 Intervals. This made the mentally retarded persons, calling whenever there was Okemos. The seven living meeting the past week even members of the class of 11 occasion In a family tor joy paint were present and reminisced more memortilile. Time has or felicitations they shared it SAL AYOUBEE DR. T. VANDERBOLL Mystery Is Solved on the day of their graduation touched these class mates all with each other, rather lightly and everyone Optometrist and of the 64 years In be­ When there was sickness or Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada Mrs, Jared Austin or Route tween, was in good spirits and a hol­ death the members rallied to 782 E. Columbia Iday mood, t'smade 11 Curtis Road, Mason, cor­ Since 1901 there have been help and express sympathy, Phone Mason OR 7--1941 rectly identified last week's many class reunions. Perhaps The class of 1901 had a The members represent By Appolntment Only mystery farm as that of Mr. one of the !actors that has big party Wednesday because various vocations wltharanm and Mrs. Leon Fellows, Jr., held the class together through they were a part of the Pio­ of abllltle s and talents, most just for neer Society• s annual meeting 1105 E. Columbia, Mason, She the years was the reunion Important being good citizens, may pick up her check for $5 the first year after graduation, and luncheon, This Is an neighbors and friends, by stopping In at the Ingham lt was planned as a surprise important meeting each year ceilinqs County News office, Fellows to their son, Ralph, by the that features the return of may have a photograph of the Rev. and Mrs. George Hudson former members of the soc­ Iety and the community, farm by coming to the News ok Okemos, ln their work Baby Falls office, in the ministry of the church This meeting brought out the Hudson's associations with 60 people, some coming from tlons, llnked by Greek myth­ young people made them able a distance and most were ology, will rise in the east to put the class members member of families whose Into Home and nortlleast: Perseus, the quite at ease and provide an residence here dated back to SUPER hero; Pegasus, the w 1 n g e d enjoyable evenIng and to the early days of the Okemos settlement, horse; and Andromeda, the strengthen the ties ot friend­ Pool. Dies daughter of King Cepheus and ship formed In their school Among those present 'were Queen Cassiopeia of Ethiopia, day, Many class meetings three grand-daughters o! OKEMOS - Ronald Dana have followed. Freeman Bray. Bray figured McDonald III, 2-year old EMTONE The class meetings were In the early history of Oke­ grandson o! General Ronald DR. KATE E. LAMB more interesting because mos as a friend of Chief Ok­ D, McDonald, former state Optometri!il there was a brother and sister emos 'and of State Legtslator adjutant general, and son ot 525 W, Columbia St., Mason relatIon shl p (Lottie and Joseph Kllborne. Captain and Mrs, Ronald II, CEILING WHITE Hours: Charles Daniels) and two A small high school class an a1rforce pllot serving In I - 4:30 p.m. except Thursday school day romances were has the advantage of knowing France, drowned In a borne each other better and forming swimming pool shortly before Phone OR 7.7181 the married couples: Mr. arid Mrs. (Lottie) Ralph Hudson closer friendships. noon saturday, The boy apparently wander­ ed into the yard and fell Into the pool, Coroner Darwin Hott. HARRY & LES SEZ: Stands Mute meyer said, He had been In ®o.D~~~' the pool about 15 minutes when he was discovered by his On Death aunt, Kem· The child's father was transferred to France several Charge days ago and the boy and his mother were making their Tone OKEMOS -Judge sam street home with her parents Mr, Ceiling flat White Hughes Friday entered a plea and Mrs, Arthur Haga, 2021 of Innocence tor Clark H. · Jolly road, Okemos, Thorne Jr., 23, of Okemos af­ The child was taken to the ter he stood mute on a charge office of a physician and an of manslaughter involving a oxygen Inhalator crew was traffic death last May of Mrs, called but their efforts to re. Ann Bliss, 53, of Morrice, vive him were tuttle, Plenty of Ample Parking. Thorne was released on bond, The body was removed to the Open 9 o.m. to 9 p.m. . Pollee charge Mrs. Bliss• Gorsline Runciman East cha­ 12 Noon to 5 p.m. Sun. was killed when Thorne's car pel In East Lanslnr. rammed hervehlclelnthe 5400 Survivors Include the &Tand­ block of Okemos-Haslett road, parents, the parents and 2 rr Hardwa killing her. sisters, Tanya and Tamara. This is a 1962 Olds 88 - 4 dr. Herd Top. And A one owner new car trade-in with 33,000 actual miles. Has New Tires - Radio .:.. Heat­ Garden Center Automatic - Power Steering - Power Brakes. 222 Cedar Mason 676-5040 A real cream puff! Just one of the many fine used cars that we have. FUnERRL HOmE BllL RICHAlm~~ INC. ~~VER 90 YEAR$ OF CONT/NUOU$ SERVJeE• Buick & Rambler Hlemkt Of IHI Mo•on OR 7-3541 THI DRD!R COlDIQ RULI: Mason YWCA Pians For' Mason,· ''BAC:K TO SC:HOOL'' Holt Set The YWCA tall program·· year for Holt and Mason will ' begin with a bohemian lunch~ eon at the Holt Method 1st church on Thursday noon, Sep­ tember 23. Hostesses !or the luncheon will be Mrs. Rol­ land Pratt of Mason and Mrs. James Rowe ot Holt, · · SPECIALS· The luncheon will feature ' displays from the planned fo.ll classes In Bishop Sew 1n g, Needle and Thread, Christ­ mas Workshop, and Judo. Reg­ Istration !or these classes will be accepted at the luncheon. ot!ered this fa11 are: Need­ le and Thread, taught by Mrs; Irene Reed,. Thursdays, 1-3 p.m. at Holt Methodist church; Bishop Sewing, Tuesdays 1-3 p.m. at Holt Methodist church; Judo, taught by Andrew Rivas, WITH COUPON BE~OW Mondays 7:30-9:00 p.m. at Michigan Beet Holt junior high school; a Christmas Workshop Includ­ Ing gl!t wrapping, Christmas breads; Christmas sewing 10 Pack Bag 39¢ gl!ts, Christmas decorations, CANDY BARS delaroblas, and wreaths, on SUGAR Mondays, 7:30-9:00 p.m. at 100 ft. Mason Presbyterian church. WAXED PAPER Spartan Roil 19( Classes Will begin the week of September 27, Registration 1-qt. by mail to the LanslngYWCA, FABRIC SOFTENER Spartan 1-·0t' 49¢ 217 Townsend street, Lansing, Bottle are being taken now,

JOY LIQUID DETERGENT Pt. 6-oz. Battle 59¢ MGHOffers 1 Nurse Aide. SHURFlNE PURE VEGETABLE Courses The n u r s e a 1 d e classes taught at MGH are mainly for l-lb.Tin the purpose of giving a !ew SHORTENING (the reason for the wo.rd few Is that we can only teach, successfully, B-10 students at one time, our appllcatlons for this course number close CARNATION to 100) girls who think they Pkg. of 6 might be Interested In nursing Serving an opportunity for a small Insight Into what lies ahead 3 lb. INSTANT BREA'KFAST 'Envelopes for them. 6 oz. The nurse aide plays a very Important role as a part of GIANT CHEER Pkg. the nursing team and Is a part of thE. medical team whose sole purpose Is to help peo­ ple to get well and stay well. You will be ca11ed upon to do many different tasks and work CHUCK ROASTS with many different types o! p eo p 1e and at Inconvenient hours of the day at times as SPARTAN .. . frozen well as at your own conven­ Ience, Hospital duty continues 24 hours a day. Sick people in a hospital feel better and get well fast­ ORANGE JUICE er It they can see that you, u a nurse aide, along with the nurses and doctors, are 0. ]. • The Real Th.ing From F1orida carefully trained to take a spe­ cla11nterest In the patient and Blade help care for their needs, · Being able to work In a hospital as a nurse aide Is a Cuts ~rreat help to manyhlch school girls who plan to enter nurs­ tnr school and make this their lite Interest. It Is a prlvl­ lere to be among those em­ SK:i~NED, DEVEINED, AND FRESHLY SLICED •.. ployed as nurse aides at MGH Lean Cubes of Beef 6 because we do receive an ava­ lanche of applications every BONELESS BEEF Ll VE R...... ~~~--49( Fl. oz. year, In applying for nurse aide STEW MEAT Cans traln.lnr, the young htrh school Beef Hearts lb. student should take Into con­ sideration many thlncs. Does tb69¢ or Tongues ...... 29 ( she like poople? Sick people, will she be wllllnr to rtve up her tree time to work, can HERRLJDS she talco orders, Is she neat In appearance, cheerful, con­ servative? GROUND BEEF SLICED BOLOGNA Mter havlnr made out an oUDDIG SMOKED ..•.. CHOICE OF TURKEY OR HAM application for this traln.lnr FROM CHUCK you should remember that only Oz. Wt. a certain number can be train­ Pkg. .Country­ ed at one tralnlnr session. lb 59 ( SLICED MEATS This malces It doubly Impor­ tant that you are renutnely Fresh .. • • Interested In this type of work. Lack of time, space and per­ MIAMI OR IMPERIAL sonnel!or supervision ofpro­ cedures l1mtt the· nllmbei' of cluaait Ill well u tne numlle!" ·BONELESS Cottag of persona allowed to enter this clus, lb. Th_e .class IB a GO_II9ur IN• OVEN ROASTS Che·e·se slon with approximately ll/3 of the time spent In actual practic1nt of procedures at the hospital. Mrs. Doris Mickelsen, dir­ ector ot nurses at MGH.. i11 ··Redeem Bonus Coupon No. 10 For These Extra. Free Stamps responsible tor the courae. This mU:es It neceasary tor l-Ib. the clusea to be worbcl a­ 100 EXTRA FREE STAMPS 50 EXTRA FREE STAMPS round her othar duttea. 14-oz. Each appllcant mlllt be 11 COUPON No. 10 Carton years old, han 1 wort per­ COUPON No. 10 mit and also han 11 Soclal With Purchase of Security number. 5 pkgs. With Purchase of It mut be remembered t11at FROZEN after the tralntnr JIU'lod, · Spartan VEGETABLES 2 lb. PKG. SPARTAN FRANKS tra!Mea are h11WI u Job Y&• Eff. Sept. 6 Thru 11 Clft!es occur 10 pllue t•p Eff. Sept. 6 Thru II 111 m1Dd thUact tbat+he•nla 1Dr clotla lot IW'IIItee a Jo'- . r------~------~ r------~------i Tlii. COIU'H 11 11Dt Ulll.lted I I I I I I I I to the tM~~~~er, hOYITer, tra1J1111 :-llld aYallabWty of . II SPARTAN-PACKAGEOF30USHEE13 II 1 II 1 5-LB. BAC .J!Il!tl..luWa Ull.lllDJ.. ·,I 5 HOLE NOTEBOOK l I Michigan Beet I Girls Cop Title

.... Hill 111'111 . .aftbll1 ... --- u. blllla !FILLERPAPER ! SUGAR ...,. Jlrll1 llftllaU ... 39e I 39e I & I I I I .Pl._ Jut W111t wD II I .I I I te 1 'fi~ ..,. ••m ·I "t¥1 TH 'fHIS COUPON AND A $5 OR MORE I I WITH 1 HIS COUPON AND A $5 OR MORE I ...... rC , , , Ud - I FOOD PURCHASE THRU SAT., SEPT. 11, .!965. I. I FOOD !'URCHASE' THRU SAT., SEPT •.11, 1965 I •rw• - te. ,.. .,.,..~ 'J& L------~-----·.J--L------.-~.~~----~~------J a. u ..... tllla ...... bai wlla 'IUalll7 .mo ...... ~· . . The Ingham County ~wi, Wednesdca)' ,,Sept~l!!ber 81 _1965 ~ P~ 8·3. Waldo T, Paddock, 21 1 E, Lansing; Anita Mae Plclcson, I b, E. Lansing, · Law ·and Criminal Kenneth L, Burell, 19, Lan­ Summer's . The people of the stole of Brenda Peltier by friend Michigan vs, Richard A. Eck­ Edgar H, Angell d/b/a Angell . sing; M arth.a Kat he !'In e Nora L, Peltier vs. Ruth Corr construction co. trespass on Brown, 18, Lansing. hart, violation of probation, & Edward Ccirr, prop, of Edru Events End probation revoked, sentence, the case. Fraser, Triblleock, stephen J, Goodrich, 10, Roller Skallng Arean, contin­ Davis, & Foster, Grand Ledge; Linda l.ou Dic­ Ingham County jail one month uation of proofs, adjourn rrient, to run concurrently with doc­ Daniel H, Shafer and Cassie. kinson, 17, Lansing. At Aurelius The people of the state of C, Shafer vs, tho city of Lan­ WilHam carl Dunkel, 20, kets 1117858 & 17060, Michigan vs. Donald Garden­ AURELIUS CENTER··The The people of the state of sing the Keglo Construction Okemos; Linda Lee Reid, 20, house, order re-setllng bond co, tr·espass on the case, Stiles Okemos. ' summer activities · are now Michigan vs. Jeremy B. Mc­ over. They ended Wednesday at $100,00. & Fowler. Ramoro Sauceda, 23, Lan­ Daniel, order to amend ln­ Gatehouse Bros, Construc­ mo1·nlng with the Au r o 11 us . !ormation to read McDunlols, sing; Marla DeRossarlo Sal­ tion co. vs, Isource-­ ,-·-··------·~--~ \\'llllamston; Marlerm Myles sing; Arber June Lowery, 27, Haslett. from God--brings courage, ~Iiller, 34, Lansing, Lansing. lntel11gence, s t r en gt h, and Gerald Robert Kuhn, 23, Onondaga For Bids John Edwin Dunham, 21, Duane M, Dietrick, 34, Wa­ !waling to any situation," said Lansing; Sandra Lynn Mon­ Miss Poling, Cement City, Mich.; Linda cousta, Mich.; Nora Louise roe, 21, Lansing. I I Marte Snell, 19, Leslie. Ath<~rton, 27, Lansing, 1 7% Charles Thurlow Cotlrser "Tl1e computing mach 1n e News Jon Clyde Richmond, 21, Alwin Frledrfcl1 Kaede!e, ••• interest paid ! II, 1D,Lanslng; JoAnn Elaine can never begin to approach Sealed proposals wlll be received hy Ingllalll County for 1 St. Ann, Missouri; Catherin~ Jt·.,. 28, E. Lansing; Beverly Corwin, I 7, Lansing. ONONDAGA-- The regular "Remodeling the Old Ingham County Jail Bultdiug" until on savings notes Louise Olt, 19, E. Lansing. Kay Hamllton, 27, Lansing. this kind of thinking," she ob­ meeting ot the Onondaga Com­ Glenwood Michael Huntley, served, "it cannot give us 1:30 P.M., E.S.T., 24 September 1965, at the lngha111 ' Phone 699-2165 Denuls Freeman, I a, Lan­ Michael Peter Goldfine, 22, munity Farmers 4-H club Is 21, E. Lansing; Janice Helen County Court House, Mason, Michigan, In the Supervtsurs sing; Gwendolyn Orchid Hen­ E. Lansing; Caron A r I en e the eternal facts of God and set for Monday, September 14 Gregory, 191 Grand. Rapids, man. Room, Third Floor, at which time and place they will Spartan Finance ry, Ia, Lansing. Feldman, 21, E. Lansing. Mich. at the Onondaga township hall be publicly opened and read. SINGLE PROPOSALS will he Indru B. Advanl, 28; · Lan­ Douglas Ivan Rice, 25, Lan­ at a p.m. The program will Ronald Gene Atwood, 19, "Right ideas come tu us received to cover the work of ALL TRADES. Corp. sing; Roma Motlslng Advani, sing; Suzanna MariH Clark, from the intelligence that Is be on Gun Satety, which wlll 20, Lansing, Mason, Susan Lorraine Flet­ RICHARD A. BARNETT 24, E. Lansing. cher, 18, Lansing. divine Mind, be led by Dean Noble, project leader, and project members. Access to plans and specifications may be had at the of­ W11IIam Leroy Jobin, 20, Martin Jam·~s Murray, 20, John Richard Shepler, 23, flee of the Architect, FRANK AND STEIN, ARCHITECT L 2221 N. Cedar_· .Holt \Vllliamston: Diane E. Van- E. Lansing; Mary Jo GagiJ. "The right Idea we need Members wlll also sign upfor Lansing; Janyce Elaine Rea­ t1as always been present. We their yearly projects, AND ENGINEER, 219 South Grand Avenue, Lansing, Mich­ ardi, 20, E. Lansing. son, 20, Lansing, Igan; at the Builders and Traders Exchange, Lansing; at .;.:.·.•,•,•,•,•,•,•:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:~.~:~=~·~:~.:·:·:·:<·:·:·:·:·:·:· don't originate It; It comes The Naomi circle of the :: Jack William Parrish, 30, Jeffrey ScotlHadebaugh, 21, the plan room of F. W. Dodge Corporation, Lansing, Haslett; Katherine Swe~ney, to us through thinking and lis­ Com munlty church aid society Michigan. Lansing; Jo Ellyn Hoe, 22, tening. We need to listen for 36, Haslett. Lansing, met at the home of Mrs. Em­ the Truth." Ily Todd on Wednesday Sep- •• · the ()0. best recipe for folks 'rerry Hoger Manglns, 19, Elson Vlgenskl, 20, Bad tember 1. Mrs. Bernice Bush PRIME BIDDERS may obtain plans and specifications E, Lansing; Carol Ann Ore!, That's why real thinking is Axe, Mich.; Dolores Lasceskt, was the co-hostess. Yearly upon deposit of $24.00 per set, Deposits wlll be refunded 17, E, Lansing, 2t, E. Lansing, so much like prayer, the lec­ only to those submitting a bid and If bidding documents ~~ -:r) "".: newly moved to projects were discussed and VIncent R. Uttle, 28, Wil­ Robert Lewis Bartlett, 20 turer said. It Involves the are returned In good condition within I 0 days after re­ !! 1 "art of !Is ten in g"--an d plans were laid !or a swiss ~ liamston; Beverly A, Prlcs­ Mason; Connie Lee Foell, 19, steak supper October a. ceipt of bids. Bid security deposit of 131dders under ·. ~Q Mason korn, 23, Jackson, Mich. Stockbridge, "learning how to choose be­ consideration shall be returned Immediately after ap­ tween truth and error, be­ Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Clark David A!Jan Thomas, 20, Robert Dean Croyle, 32, returned last Thursday from a proval of Contracts by the County of Ingham. Others will E. Lansing; Janet Ann Ollver, tween thoughts thai come from be returned within 48 hours after bid opening, Lansing; Dorothy Branden - vacation trip to Mlllstrand in Toke ooo plwoe col/ (O< '"""" bel"'). I D, Beavnrton, Mich. God and mere human belief." ~ :J- burg, 28, Lansing. the Upper Peninsula, Mr. and Allen Hampton, 26, Wayne, OTHERS may obtain plans and specifications upon deposit Leslle Eugene Bailey, 22, This ls the only sure basis Mrs, Richard Dodge and fam­ Mich.; Dorothy Lee Craft, 22, Lansing; Inez Hoherta Gil­ we have "for knowing what ily of Waverly road joined of $24,00 per set, $12.00 of which will be returned If stockbridge. more, 23, Lansing. bidding documents are returned In good condition within Is true, what Is right, and their parents !or a weekend of 1£ John Douglas Carlson, 24, Wayne E. Geyer, 49, Lan­ what Is good," Miss Poling 10 days after receipt of bids, ~ [1\~~:l~;:,:f:~!~I~:~.!~f::~;l~ fishing In the St •.roseph area Lansing; Diana C r e 1 g h ton sing; VIrginia Leulia Pyne, 44, added. and a visit to Deer Forest at ... Burnham, 22, Lans: .rg. Lansing. All bids shall be accompanied by a certified check, ll's not a question of "mere Coloma. · money order or bld bond by a recognized surety for 5% of Gerald Jay Brecht, 19, Col­ Walter Wllllam Bowerman, Mr. and Mrs. Butch Bald­ orado Springs, Colorado; 31, Lansing; Patricia Rose positive thinking," the lec­ the amount of the bid submitted. Checks shall be made turer emphasized. win and Keith Otto and Rosa­ payable to Ingham County, No bidder may withdraw hls Sharon K. Osterhout, 20, Lan­ Fero, 23, Holt, lind Boyce o! Stockbridge sing, Wayne Lloyd McKim, 23, The question Is: "Do we bid for a period of 30 days after the bid opening date. j~ Paul John Wells, 19, Colo­ spent Sunday visiting a navy Welcomf1Y!e Lansing; Ann Elaine Stelson, possess of ourselves the a­ The bid security w111 be subject to forfeiture in the event rado Springs, Colorado; Sallie buddy, Russell Deigel, at his the Bidder should fall to execute the Contract in the event 24, E. Lansing, bility to think--or lsthls pow­ parents' hom.2 In Trent on, It Is awarded to him. Gall Bolen, 19, Grand Junc­ Asim Hashim AI Azzawl, er derived from a source tion, Colorado. Michigan. ~------~------, 281 Lansing; Theresa Dorsey greater than ourselve~?" HWHCO.ME NEWCOMERS! I Alfred Page Alana, 22, Lan­ Mr. and Mrs, Robert Bush The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all McLaughlin, 21, E. Lansing. spent the Labor day weekend ~;: 1 Use !Ius coupon to let us know you're here I sing; Constance Lou Sharp, Keith LeRoy Bod!, 26, Cla­ The lecturer then noted that bids or to waive irregularities in the bld that in the 16, Lansing. ''the greatest thinker who ever al their cabin near Baldwin, :;1 NAME I rendon Hills, Ill.; Marjory opinion or the Owner best serves their Interests. Samuel Benjamin McGuire, lived, Christ Jesus, said 'I Mr. and Mrs. Dal Williams ~I I Ann Button, 23, Lansing. and son, Michael, of Lake ·:I ADDRESS ______.. I 40, Lansing; Frances Marie Stanford Thomas Wharton, can of mine own self do noth­ Successful bidders wlll be required to furnish Perfor. ::I Milton, 33, Lansing, Ing' '' (John 5:30), Lansing joined them for the mance Labor and Material Bonds In the amount of 100% ::I CITY______I 19, Lansing; Nancy Jane Kur­ weekend. Craig Matthew Reisinger, ntk, 21, Lansing. This ls true for all of us, of the contract price and certificates of Insurance In ac­ 20, MI. Carmel, Ill.; Pamela Funeral services for Alvin cordance with the specifications. :; 1 D Please have the Welcome Wagon Hostess call on g1e I James Edward Gilbert, 18, Miss Poling Indicated, Mentink of Jackson, formerly In Mason Area. . . In Holt Area . .. Jeanne Underhill, 23, Lansing. ::1 Eaton Hapids; SUe Ann Mary, "To be Individual, to use of Onondaga, were at the BOARD OF SUPERVISOHS Douglas Calvin Jakeway, 20, 19, Lansing, INGHAM COtTNTY, MICHIGAN ::1 LORRAINE BEBEE I JEAN BRUBAKER l j u d g m en t, to weigh one's Luecht funeral home Tuesday ;:1 23a E. Elm ·Mason 2111 Coo Iridge Lansing; Car o 1 yn E Ia 1n e Robert Clyde Nelson, 24, I Wood, 18, Lansing, thoughts and actions and have September 7, with burial at ;:1 P~one 676·5019 OX 9-2a40 I Hastings, Mich.; Sandra Da­ Woodlawn cemetery. Charles Nelson Peek, 19, a definite goa! In life requires vada Blelsch, 21, Mason. thinking based on the source Plans are near completion .. ~- Holt; Carolyn Jean Vollmer, Larry Joseph Brasseur, 27, ------· 1 8, Lansing. of man's being, on God. for the annual Onondaga Com • Where nice folks e1joy themselves. Lansing; Rebecca Lynne Mil­ munlty church Homecoming Eating Pleasure Is Robert Wulls Morrison, 19, ler, 20, Mason. • 'When men want rir;hteous­ Charlotte; Suzanne Fair Field, ness, when they need to settle following the morning worship BEER, WINE - TA~E OUT Joseph Louis JeRue, 32, on Sunday, September 19. Found 18, Lansing. E. Lansing; Sylvia Poulos, their differences in a world James \\'llllam Wolf, 23, 22, E. Lansing, flooded with conflicting opin­ Miss Helen Garred was the at Kingston, N.Y.; Becky Sue Gary Lynn Norris, 22, Lan­ Ions--when they need lasting guest of honor at a bridal Sandwiches kllcheo shower on TuesdaY. Burgess, 23, Mason sing; Carol Mary Chappel~ health, lntelllgence to do th~lr Walt Koss l/4 lb. Hamburger Many Others Michael Marshall Moline, 20, E. Lansing, work, and courage to face the evening, Miss Myrna Bodell vastness of eternity--only God was hostess for the event. Shrimp can supply the answers. Guests were co-workers and Tax Included In Our Prices. "Jesus said, 'Ye shall know classmates of the bride to be. SQUARE DANCING the truth, and the truth shall Mr, and Mrs, Burton Bald­ Fish· Chicken Baskets To Take Out make you free• " (John 8:32), win were Sunday afternoon We must let Truth "be the guests of their cousins, M:r. "Help Stamp Out Home Cooking"' substance of our thoughts and ·and Mrs. Howard Pyles and Clares Bar & Grill acts," she declared, famlly In Howell. 117 S. CEDAR MASON 677-9 :61 Fun level Square Dancing. Come, You Don't have fun and learn. You do not have to know how. Come and en­ Have To Be a Mas on Golf Club joy yourself. Women wear low for the ultima 2 Miles South of Mason an US-127 heels. Sept. 18, Sat. 8:30-11:30 Private ideal spot for anniversarys, birthdays, at V.F.W. Hall, Cedar Street, meetings and banq~~ts,' Open to the Public Holt. Admission $1.50 couple. $1.00 single. Coffee or soft e•New and Used Golf Clubs to investigate the wide choice Walt Koss drinks only during dance, refresh­ of optional investment plans Shoes 8 Sweaters e Jackets ments afterword. now avai Iable ••• Each plan tailored to your need~. Colon.ial Restaurant Now forming on early Tuesday Now earning moximum interest compounded quarterly. and Coach light Lounge afternoon golf league. No minimum investment ••• Your money is alway• available without doloy! Write or coli today for inti:lr• Call 655-1520 Call for infonnation. motion withe>ut obligation. on Grand lliYer (old 16) Williamston Phone OR 7-8461 or OR 6-5'i4li. Caller Wm. Mahnen.smith Mid-State .Finance Corp. The Ingham 'county News, Wednesday, September 8, 1965 - Page B-4 St. Mason ofzell of Lu1to At t also was Jll'lVllegcd to take Conslanc~. Gernu whlc:h ill a short dis­ mains undamaged by war but Also In Gross-Gorau was n 4-day trill into southern Badafzell· ·, met a Gorman tance from ·Frankfurt. Mr. another Youth for Understand­ girl who·se name ami address the castle rocelved same dam­ Germany during the summer, and Mrs. nuhr found Eng­ ago . by en1•ller battles with Ing student from Southfield, I have now and who would She Likes Germany Since we had a l!mlted t1 me lish a struggle but were will­ French. Tho castle Is slowly Michigan. We often enj~yed for the trip we were nat nble like an American pen pal. Ing to try and tltolr youngest ·being l'ebuilt and rP.furnishArl a bicycle ride into ·the sur­ to malte many .stops. In stut­ From I..alte constance we son Martin spalte I~nglish very A. boat trip ctown the Rh!ne rounding forests, to the Rhino tgart-! vl'sited 2 German ram" , crossed into Switzerland at well· after being in England with the Youth for Understand­ at Oppenheim, or 'a leisurely 111es whose sons were to spend Schauffhausen. The Rhinefall for 8 weeks the summer be­ Ing group was ·exciting, We shopping trip In Frankfurt. · Joyce Fogle Returns Home"'with Story is in this town and we spent the sciJOal year In Michigan. fore. left from F'rankfurt and tra~ All too soon my summer In · Now after returning to Mason several hours on the banks of !~rom Gross-Gernu we veled down the Main untll we Germany came to a close, tlti's beautiful river. At this Of an Enjoyable Slimmer I find them both here. Hans­ made many weekend trips, In met the Hhlne at Mainz. The My new .. friends and famllles Gerhai·d Beuttenmullcl' ls with . point we started nortll agaIn Franldurt we visited the Main Hhlne was :1s. beaut!tul as had to be left behind as 1 the Robert Leo nards anti TIIO• and Into the heart of the Black river, the beautiful Cathedral we expected with its castles, made the long trip baclt to By JOYCE F03LE my own age but they speal< furl tor American students llnd mas Rothfuss Is spending the Forest. We stopped far a short .very little English, We soan of Frankfurt, and the Palmen­ wine towns, and vineyards. the United States, Germany their IJOsts, About 20 attended year with the Frank Suggitts. while in Triberg, a town where garten, Our trip to the fam­ Joyce Fogle, daughter of learned to com m ~nicate with the hike which was 71/2 miles One interesting spot we pass­ was my home for 2 months and Werner Peters from northern the black forest cuckoo clocks ous Frankfurt zoo was most It Mr. and Mrs. George Fogle, a mixture of languages. I spent long, The hike took an entire ed was the legend flaunted was vei·y enjoyable, The Germ.1ny Is hosted by the Law­ are made, This area was very interesling. We met ma1\y new countryside is beautiful and 2611 Okemos road, Mason, much time with them bicycling clay and we had to carry our rock, the Lorele!J·. A beau­ renee. Burgess family, I am h11Jy and the scenery was es­ and dil'feront a1\lmals which the people are very friendly, has just returned from Ger­ in the area, which Is very entire day's supply of food with tiful siren is bt~lieved to have sure they wm add rnuch to our pecially breath-taking, are unfamiliar to our zoos, lured many sailors to their The experience was wonder­ many where she spent an en­ hllly, and walking in the near­ us. We stopped to visit 2 castle Following this trip I moved joyable summer, She tells of by forest, community as they learn of Heidelberg offe1·s many op­ death from the rock at this ful and one never to be for­ ruins during the day, The trip to my seco11d hast family, portunities fot· sightseeing but her trip In the following arti- Youth for Understanding or­ was very interesting but also the American way. of life. dangerous curve in tile river. gotten bnt I value most my Tl1e Buhrs, a Lutheran min­ I found the castle most in· We went as far north as St • friendship wi!h German fam- cle, 1 ~anized a hike north of Frank- exhausting. ' . We traveled far south to Had- ister's family, live In Gross- My dream of many years terestlng, Old Heldleberg re- Goar al)tl returned, 111es and young people. came true this summer when I was accepted by the Youth for Understanding Program SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY to spend 2 months with fam­ SUPER-RIGHT BEEF llles In Germany, With much ' . excitement I began to prepare for my departure months a­ head of the date June 14, One hundred and thirteen Amer­ PORK LOINS ican students flew a char­ RIB ROAST tered airlines from Detroit to Hamburg, Germany, mak­ Ing stops at Gander, New • Fulr foundland and Shannon, Ire­ 7-Rib 4th l':t 5th land. Air is the quickest means Portion LB. Ribs LB. of travel now but I can't say 35( 79( I enjoy it. The second leg of my jour­ ney was a train trip from Ham­ Center U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED LGin LB. 45 C 1st 5 ht 3 burg to Homburg, Saar. Tills En~ Rib LB. 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Among same 219 students 2/69 lOLL who completed degree re­ Hi·C Orangeade CAH Waxed Paper quirements at the close of tha U.DY amy WHITI OR COLORS I-QT. Prlcw 1000 past summer sesslonsatcen. · AlP Advertised Prices In Detroit Gntl Thr11111h SHEET '·· tral Michigan university and 1-0%, I Prune Juice ITL. S.t.. r4•r, Scot Tissue e e e lOLL 4/49' are el1g1ble to receive degrees • • lewspaptrs now effectl11 In this area ltpt1111 • ., IIIII from the university are 3 young women from Ingham county, Taking part 1n the regular commencement exercises at midyear w!ll be Barbara Lou Simpson of Mason, Lila Dawn Pierce of Leslie and Diane Jeanne WalkE!r of Lansing,

The Ingham County News, Wednesday, September 8, 1965 - Page B-5 ship service, 11 a.m. and· 7 ADVENTIST p.m.; young people, 6 p.m.; prayer servIce and choir LESLIE METHODIST, Rev, urday 8:00a.m.; Confes'sions, BUNKER HILL SEVENTH· Dorr Garrett, pastor. Wor­ DAY ADVENTISTS, Elder J, practice, Wednesday, 7:30 p. . Saturday 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. m. ship service; 10 a.m.; Sun­ and 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.; Pub­ :'vi, Hnatyshyn, pastor, Ser­ day school, 11:15 a.m. vices every Saturday, Sabbath lic high school students re­ school, 10 a.m.; preaching CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ligion classes every Monday service, 11 a.m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST evening 7:00 p.m.; Pub ll c .HOLT SEVENTH-DAY AD­ SCIENTIST, corner of Qak grade school students religion VE!ITIST, I 1/2 mile south and Barnes, Mason, Sunday MORMON classes every Thursday 4:15 of Holt road on Grovenburg p.m.; Pu bll c Inquiry class services, 11 a.m.; Sunday CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST road, Elder A,K. Phillips, open to public Thursday 7:30 school during- the service; OF LATTER DAY SAINTS pastor. Sabbath schoo~ 9:30 p.m. church hall; Holy hour Wednesday evening meet)ngs (Mormon), 149 Highland, East a.m.; worship service, 11 a.m. Saturday 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 at 8; public reading room Is Lansing, Kelly Thurston, bis­ open at the church Wednesday p.m.; Baptisms byappoint- hop, Priesthood meeting, 9 ment. · BAPTIST and Saturday, 2-4. h. Gro•t Teaci)er unce onid, when a.m.; Sunday school, 10:30 rhe fig tr~t: bud~ it is spring. We might a.m.; evening service, 6 p.m. ST, MARY'S CATHOLIC, WILLIAMSTON BAPTIST, COMMUNITY add, wben the youngNten go back to school, W1 Ill a m s t o n, William G. Harold Reese, pastor, Church . OKEMOS COMMUNITY Al· it i1 lull, Whnl a chnllunge back-to-iiChool brings. Hankerd, pastor. Masses: school, 10 a.m.; worship ser- · len E Whlttrup m 1n is { e r It ht time to ftnun morlj about math, and Sundays 7:30, 9 and 11 a.m. vices, ll a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; Sunda'y morning service 10 t~citmce, and citirenship, und God. How necessary to . NAZARENE Holy Days; 7 and 8 a.m. and Young People Meeting, 6:30 a.m.; Harold Coge1·, st~dent our American way of life ure the~ basic 7:30 p,m, and Fridays which p.m.; prayer service, Wed- I ta t to minister 1 HOLT CHURCH OF THE nesday 8 p m ass s n ' requirements in our educntiunul liystem, Our curriculum are school days at 11:10 a.m. NAZARENE, Jerry Ulrich, Perpetual help Novena, Sat­ must includ~ ~mme precept!' of Jesus if we MASON• BAPTIST, Rev, HASLETT COMMUNITY pastor. Sunday school, 10 urday evenings, 7:30, Con­ arc: to l~ave sufficient mora/ and :~pirituul stamina to :vrurl Eastman, pastor, Morn- CHURCH, Monterey and Tona­ a.m.; morning worship, 11; fessions heard Saturdays !ng worship, 10; Sunday wanda drive, Charles 0. It has been said, educntion without a enduro. NYPS, 6:30 p.m., evening 10:30 until 11:30 a.m., .and schoo~ !1:15; Baptist Youth Erickson, minister, Church knowledge ol God i• dangerous, Our teachero, evangelistic service, 7 p.m.; from 7 until 8:30 p.m. Also Fellowship, 6:15 p.m.; even- schoo~ beginners through 4th our preachers, and all loyal Americnns prayer meeting, Wednesday, lng service, 7:30; Wednesday, grade at 10:00 a.m.; all ages the evenings before holy days obould """ to it tbat our basic education 7:30p.m. and first Fridays from 7:30 7:00 p.m., prayer and Bible at 11:15 a.m.; morningser- be broad enough to include both the • study vice, 10:00 a.m.; nursery and until 8:30 p.m. Religion for ncndemic and God. Of course our DANSVILLE BAP.TIST, toddler care provided during MASON CHURCH OF THE public school chlldren; high youngsters should be loynl to their colors, to NAZARENE, Joseph s c h o o 1, Monday evenings, Sunday s chao~ 10 a.m.; the service. Rev, their school, but they ohould nluo Nielson, pastor. Sunda v 7:30; grade schoo~ Sundays worship services !l a.m. and ONONDAGE COM~NITY Schoo~ 10 a.m.; Morning Wor­ after 9 o'clock mass, all 7:30 p.m.; young people's CHURCH, (United Church of be lnithful aubjecto ol the Great God. ship, 11 a.m. Sunday evening classes held In the school. meeting, 6:30 p.m.; Wednes- Christ) Rev. Jack Short, pas­ Tbey ohould wo111hip in church every week. service, 7:00p.m., Youngpeo­ Adult Instructions by appoint­ day prayer meeting and Bible tor. 10 a.m. Sunday school; ple, 6:00 p.m.; Prayer meet­ ment. study, 7:30 p.m. Rev. Christy 11 a.m. church services, Gentry, pastor. Ing on Wednesday evening, 7:00. MASSES: Sundays; 7:30-9- HOLT BAPTIST CHURCH 10:30 & 12, Noon, Weekdays; Auburn and W, Holt Rd. Rev, CONGREGATIONAL at 8 a.m. unless otherwise WEST COLUMBIACHURCH Gorden Sander, pastor. Morn­ LESLIE CONGREGATION­ scheduled; Ho!ydays; 7 and 8 AL -CHRISTIAN, church OF THE NAZARENE, on West a.m. and 7:30p.m. ing worship, 8:45 & ll a.m.; Columbia East of · Aurelius Sunday School, 10 a.m;; YPCF, school, 9:45; morning wor­ CONFESSIONS: Saturdays; Rd., William Tibbetts, pas­ 5:45; Evening worship,7p.m.; ship,' 11 a.m.; Youth fellow­ 10-11:30 a.m. and 7-8:30p,m, ship, 7 p.m.; Choir rehear­ tor. Sunday School, 10:15 Wednesday, 7:15p.m., prayer a.m.; morning worship, 11:15 Infant Baptisms; after the 12 service. sal, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Rev, o'clock mass on Sundays by Russell R, Hoover, Pastor. a.m.; NYPS, 7:15p.m.; evan­ appointment. GRACE BAPTIST OF ON­ gelistic service, 8 p.m. Wed­ ONDAGA, next door to town nesday, prayer meeting, a S.S. CORNELIUS AND CY­ hall, Mal Hoyt, pastor. Sun­ EPISCOPAL p.m. day schoo~ 10 a.m.; morning PRIAN CATHOLIC, Catholic CHRIST CHURCH HEN­ church road, Bunker HI~ Leo worship, 11; evening service, OKEMOS CHURCH OF THE 8; prayer meeting and Bible RIETTA, Robert H. Richard­ Ramer, pastor. Sunday mas­ son, rector. Services, 8 NAZARENE, REW. W. W. ses, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m.; holy class, Wednesday morning, 10 Ridenour, pastor. Sunday and 11. a.m. and 11 a.m.; Church day masses, 6 and 8:30 a.m. school, 11 a.m.; Communion school, 10 a.m.; morning wor­ AURELIUS BAPTIST, 4429 ship, 11. a.m.; young peoples Barnes road, Rev, Frederick the first and third Sundays at the month, 11 a.m.; Morn-. meeting, 6:15 p.m.; evening P, Raft, pastor. Worship service, 7 p.m.; prayer meet­ UNDENOMINATIONAL Service 9:45 a.m.; Sunday ing prayer the second and in~. Wednesday, 7:30p.m. classes for every age, 11:00 fourth Sundays of the month, CHILDS BIBLE, without 11 a.m. pastor. Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Evening Service, 7:00 a.m.; morning worship ser­ p.m.; Baptist Youth Fellow­ SAINT KATHERINE EPIS. vice, 11; Young Peoples meet­ ship, 8:00 p.m.; Pastor's copal, Meridian road, 1/2 ing, 6:30p.m.; SUnday evening Class for Youth, Monday, mile north of US-16, Derwent PRESmERIAN worship, 7:30; prayer meet- 6:00 p.m.; Pastor's Class for A. SUthers, rector. SUnday, 8 a.m.; early service (com­ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ing, Wednesday, 7;30 p.m. Adults, Monday, 7:30 p.m.; preaching service, il :00 FMY school, 9:15 a.m. for ages 3- Children's and Junior Choir munion), 10 a.m.; fa m II y MYF: 7:30 p.m., evening CHURCH, Mason, Pastor 7:00; evening service, 7:30 14. worship. morning worship, 10:!5j Phillp D. Hirt:z:el. services under Community should Rehearsal, Tuesday, 7:00 service, morning prayer th1rd p.m.; worship service, 8:15 now LANSING ZION LU'I'HER­ church school, 11:15, MYF, at 10 and 11:30 a.m. Sunday be listed under other or non. p.m.; Bible Study and Prayer, SUndays, other SUndays holy p.m.; prayer meeting, Thurs. DANSVILLE COMMUNITY 7:30:p.m. · · · AN, F ,P, Zimmerman, pas. . 1SchooJ, Nursery through 3rd denominational --- Thursday, 7:00 p.m.; Adult communion; nursery for small day, 7:30p.m. METHODIST ANDVANTOWN, c h 11 d r en, classes for all tor. One block north of Cav­ J;l.C, Carpenter, Th.D., Min­ FAITH HAVEN METH­ at 10 a.m.; 4th through jun- NORTH AURELUIS Choir Rehear sa~ Saturday anaugh road on South PennsyJ. 3:00p.m. others; Wednesday, 8:00, ister. Dansville, 10 a.m., ODIST CHURCH, 3133 Pleas­ lor high at 11:15 a.m. CHURCH, Rev. James T. El­ LUTHERAN vania, Sunday school, 9:30 a, and Grove Road. Minister, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH evening prayer. church school; 11:15 a.m., kins, Pastor. Sunday school, ALL SAINTS LUTHERAN m.; Church service 10:30 a.m. Rev, Albert W. Frevert, Sun­ OF OKEMOS, Pastor, Donald ST, MICHAEL'S EPISCO­ church service; Vantown, 10 July 25- Method!stcliuri:h; · 1o:OO a.m.; Morning Worship, CHURCH OF MASON, LUTH­ day worship services, 10:00 Allbaugh, 4684 Haslett road, PAL-John Bluet, Vicar. Sun­ a.m., worhsip; church school, August 1 -Presbyterian !1:00 a.m.; Youth Meetings, a.m. and 11:15 a.m.; Sunday Sunday services: Sunday day services, Holy communion ERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA, 11. Church; August 8 - Presby- a:ao p.m.; Evening service, Church School, 9:15a.m. The· school, 10:00 a.m.; nursery ter!an Church; August 15 • : . p.m.; Prayer meeting, schoo~ 10 a.m.; church, 11 B a.m.; Worship service 10 FELT PLAINS METH­ 7 30 Service, 10:45 a.m. Luther METHODIST . through 6th grade, ll:15a.m.; Methodist Church; August 22 d 7 30 a.m.; evening 7 p.m.; Wed­ a.m.; Church school 10 a.m.; ODIST, Dorr Garrett, pastor. League (young people grades - Methodist Church; August · Wednes av. : o.m. nesday prayer meeting, 7:30 2709 Eifert Road, just west Church school, 10:30 a.m.; of South Cedar and Pennsyl- 9-12), 1st and 3rd Sundays, FIRST METHODIST GROVENBURG METH­ 29 • Mehtodist Church; Sep­ p.m.; youth activities for worship service, 11:30 a.m. tember 5 - Mehtodist Church. every age, vania. · 7:00p.m. Worship and Church C H U R C H, Mason corner of ODIST, Grovenburg road, UNITED ST, AUGUSTINE OF CAN­ School meets te mporarlly at Barnes and Ash streets. E. WHEATFIELD METH­ Gerald Sills b u r y, pastor•. STOCKBRIIX1 E BAPTIST, TERBURY, Bober! C, Brook, Worship hour 9:45, church IOOF hall on Maple Street, Lenton Sutcliffe, Minister, ODIST, Karl L. Zeigler, Min- HOUSEL. UNITED BRETH­ PASTOR, Kenneth Boyd. Wor­ Vicar. SUnday Holy Euchrlst, school.10:45. ship service, nursery, Junior across from bakery. Build­ Sunday morning worship ser­ Ister. Sunday School, 9:45 REN, Rev. Everett Ray, cor­ 8:30 & 10:00 a.m. Holy day ROMAN CA THOUC church, 10 a.m.; Sunday ing being erected on West vice, 10:00 a.m. Church a.m. Morning· worship, ner Hawley and Vaughn Roads, celebrations 7:00 a.m. & 7; South st. & u.s, 127, Paul school classes for all a.ges, WILLIAMSTON COM­ schoo~ 11; Junior and Senior 11:00 a.m. I 0:00 a.m. Sunday School; 11 30 p.m. 546 W. South street, A, Tidemann, pastor. 11:15 a.m. MUNITY METHODIST, Zack PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, BYF and Adult Union 7:15, a.m. Morning worship, 7:00 676-2525. A, Clyton, pastor. Church Holt, Pastor Paul Martin. evening worship, 8 p.m.; mid­ ST, MATTHEWLUTHERAN WESLEY FELLOWSHIP, p.m. Sunday Christian En­ CHURCH, Rev. John Wain­ STOCKBRIDGE METHO- 5008 Armstrong road, Lan­ school, 9:45 a.m.; worship · Summer schedule, One serv­ week prayer and Bible study, DIST, RevWI!liamFrayer,'pas­ service, 11; supervised Nur­ .fce ..--at ~:ao a.m. Nursery deavor; 7:30 p.m. Sunday Ev­ Thursday, 8:00p.m. FNEE METHODIST. each, Pastor. Meets at Mid­ sing, one block east of Rob­ ening Service; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ way Elementary school in All­ tor. Sunday school, 10:00 inson furniture store, Rev. sery; Intermediate, Senior ·c&r.e provided. Sunday school FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LESLIE FREE METHODIST a.m.; church services, 11:00 MYF, 7:00p.m. just thrnuR"h G years old. nesday, Pryaer Service. OF LESLIE, Rev, A.J, Berry, Purpose room. Sum mer a.m. Everett Ashley, pastor. Sun­ EDEN UNITED BRETH­ Church and Race s t r e e t s, morning worhs!p and SUnday ay school, 10 a.m.; morning pastor. Sunday schoo~ 10:00 STOCKBRIDGE PRESBY­ REN, Milan Maybee, pastor. Frank J. Sines, pastor. Sun­ school both begin at 8 a.m. worship, 11; evening service, HOLT METHODIST TERIAN, Donald Jackson, a.m.; classes for all ages; day school, 10 a.m.; morning CHRIST METHODIST Sunday school, 10 a.m.; morn­ WILLIAMSTON MEMOR­ CHURCH, 517 West Jolly road, 7. CHURCH N. Cedar at Aure­ pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 worship hour, 11:00 a.m.; worship, 11; evening service, lius rd., Holt Rev. Phillip Ing worship, 11; junior Church BYF, 6;30 p.m. Sunday even­ IAL EVANGELICAL L UTH­ F o r r e s t T. Mohr, pastor, a.m.; morning worship, 11, 11 a.m.; Christian Endeavor, 7:30 prayer meeting Wednes­ ERAN, (American) 4515 Doble R. Glotfelty, Jr. No Sunda.y colleP. hour and adult classes~ Ing; Evening services 7:30 day, 7;30 p.m. Worship, 9:30 and 11 a.m., INGHAM CIRCUIT METH­ 6:30; evening service, 7:30; road, across from Forest Sunday school, nursery and SChool July 4 through Sept. ST. JAMES CATHOLIC­ p.m. Sunday; Midweek ser­ DANSVILLE FREE METH­ ODIST, Daniel Hair!&-, min­ 5. Morning service 9:30 a.m. prayer meeting, Wednesday vice, hour of prayer, 8:00 Hills, W!lliam Hahn, pastor. crib room care, 6:30 p.m., I 002 S, Lansing street, Wll~ evening, 7:30 p,m, ODIST, Robert Sawyer,pas. Worship service, 10:15 a.m.; ister, Northwest, morning One service only from July llam J. Rademacher, pastor. p.m. Wednesday, tor. Sunday school, 10 a.m.; junior choir practice, 6:30 worship, 9 a.m.; church nursery for tots; Sunday 4 through September 5, 9:30 Muas Sunday, 8:30andl0:30 HASLETT BAPTIST, Doug­ P.m. and junior and senior school, 10:15; Millville, a.m. las Baltz, pastor, Church . a.f'!l·;: duty 7:00 a.m.: sat. OTHER CHURCHES school, 9:45; morning service, 11:00 a.m.; evening service, EVANGEUST HOLINE.$ 7:00 p.m.; young people, Sun­ CHURCH, Rev. G. L. Clay­ day, 6;00 p.m.; prayer meet­ pool of Mason, pastor. Meets ing, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.; next to the Onondaga Post choir Wednesday, 8:30 p.m.; These Firms Mal\:e This Public Service Possible O!flce building. Sunday serv­ nursery at all services. ices at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 LAKE LANSI::-slie p.m.; nursery at all services. . . Mason TER DAY SAINTS, ElderWm, LAKE LANSING BAPTIST, ILUECHT ·, Crampton, Pastor, K at P :::: FUNERAL HOME. SCARLETT ·. Hall, 139 Ash Street, Ma­ 6960 Okemos road, "A friend­ . GRAVEL CO. MASON FOOD LAND ·. w. ly conservative Baptist :~:. MASON PRINl.SHOP DART • son. Church School 11:45 a. . Leslie church," pastor, Rev. Roy ::: - Holt CONTAINE& CORP. '• m.; Worship 11:00 a.m.; &In­ Mason :: day Eveninr worship, 5:30 p. Shelpman. Bible school, 9:45 : Mci.son , .Mason ·: m. . a.m.; worship service, 11:00 .' :· a.m.; youth hour, 6:00 p.m.; !i~ PEOPLES STATE BANK WOLVERINE ., :: evening service, 7?30 p.m.; '•'. MASON -sTATE BANK FLUKf SOUTH LANSING CHURCH mid-weed .service, 7:30 p.m. ENGINEERING DART NATiONAL-BANK:: OF CHRISr (CHIUBI'IAN), W. : co. ELECTRICAL SERVICE - ,• Wednesday. •,•~~~ Williamston • Webberville Robert Palmer, M11111ter, : Mason Ma.so_n 2111 H. C.dar Holt ·: 4008 s. Peuns:rlnnla Ave., SYCAMORE ST, BAPTIST ::: ox 4-3,72 Mason :::: Lusi.Dr; Blble SbcooJ. 10:00 CHURCH, Rev. Bill York, pas- ·::: :~ a.m.; Mol'II1DC worsll.lp, 11:00 tor. Services 7:30 Sunday THE PEOPLES ::: MODERN CLEANERS FELPALiSCH .:: a.m.; YeuUI rrou~ 5:41 p. night. Sunday school, 10; '•'. BANK OF MASON BAKERY LESLIE & SHIRT LAUNDRY FOOD CENTER INGHAM COUNTY NEW~i~ m.; EveDJDc worshiPt 7:00 p. Morntng worship, 11; Christ­ :;~ Ledie, Michigan No Ordtr Too large m.; Mid-Week Blble studJ," Ian training In church lead­ . Mason - Mason ~~ roo_SII!a/1. Mason :: 7:00p.m. ership, both adults and youth '• -· :: WILLIAMSI'ON SEVE.NTH group, 6:30, Midweek even­ '• CASKEY ,• .DAY ADVENTIST ClmRCH, ing service, Wednesday, 7:30, f FUNERAL HOME SPARTAN ASPHALT : MASON ELEVATOR CO. A.A. :: Senlces SabbaUI ·~ Sat· MAPLE GROVE BAPTIST, AND FURNITURE· HOWLETT & CO, CHESLEY DWG urdayll:30 a.m., ·: PAVING CO. ·, :: dl.,q.,. Richard L. Inn e s, pastor. :· Stockbridge lees, SUurda,. 11 a.aa.. inJ• Church school, 10 a.m.; wor- I•' . Holt Mason. .AIIa•o.n I :: jj:l .::·:·:·················.· •••• 0 .....- ·,· •• er m.., 7:30 Jl.-111 •.'WIIl­ . . ······ ·~011 • .-•••• -.-. -. 0 •••• - ••• -. • ••• -. -.·.·.·,-.-. ·,·,· ·······························-····································································· ·····················-······················. -. ••••• ••••-. - •••••• •••••• ••••••• •• Rw; •!!.• •,. ••••••••• . •••••••••...... •• ••• ••• :: nesdaJ. MlaiaWr J • The .Ingham County News, :~...... •...... •, •, .. •, ... •, ...... ···~. ~ ·~· .. ~. ~ ...... ~·:.: ...... ,• ...... •,. •' ...... ·•··· .. , ...... ····· .....• ·•·•·• ·•·•·...... ·•····...... ~.··················· •·•·•·•·•···············•···• ...... ·=······ ... . . -..... -... ~·0 ...... ·········~ Wednesday I September 8 I 1965 - P.age B-6' ...... :...... , ., ...... ~...... u"·':" .. M, HalltJIIIaJL BACKTOSCHO ~sAVINGS!

,Baggies 150ct. •••••••••••••••nI I 1 29~- FACIAL TissuE· : 'Sandwich Bags : ~ : Kleenex : 'DEL MONTE ' 1-lb. 19 : : ,Sweet Peas ______C::~-- ' ! 2~-~~- 19' .! . ··BLADE CAMPBELL'S 6 $1 I I Meat Soups----- tod',:Z- • '"------• Stew Bee'------~~79' CENTER CUT 89 'CAMPBELL'S 8toY,.-oz.$1 6 Ft. Cedar CHUCK 1 Pork Chops---·-.-~~ ' Variety Soups-- cans • Picnic Tables 'unauomblod Reg, or Drip 1# Reduced Sl focr Wee/c . Herruds Reg. or Thick -Millar's Nut Brown Coffee Until Sold 69¢ Week's P-rice :Sliced Balogna Lb. 69(. Thi~ ROAST $15.88 ' :' Spencer Waysize · Surf · 15C Off - ' ,' s·liced Bacon Lb. Pkg.69( Detergent 3-1~. 1-oz. Pkg. 64( Morril's 8 oz. 2 9~- Braunschwei ger Tube ~ IGA LB. Aspirin

100-ct. Btl. 1·9- f -

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10%-oz. CHEF'S DEUGHT CANS IGA CRISP Wealthy CHEESE SPREA Saltines Apples ·-lb 49¢ 2 Loai 1-lb. Pkg. 10¢

4lb Bag OVEN-FRESH l-lb. 25 Vienna Bread._::~a~- · ' Carrots

OVEN-FRESH 16-oz. 3 $1 namon Rolls~------Pkg. FOR • Pascal Post Celery Corn Flakes 18 oz. Box 33( 19¢ Bunch Golden Delight 1# 4 oz. Bag Frozen French Fries 5/$1 Bananas 10¢ Lb.

Indian Head Silver Dollars are worth $1.25 Densmore.:~~{.. s DENSMORE'SDa y in trode or 0 pen 362 ys a ear FOODLINER Densmore's . Open 9 to. 9 Everyday - North · US 127 Mason

The l~gham County News, Wednesday I September a, 1965 - Page B-7 Farm · Co.()p Extension Service News Farm Views And News By Jim Mulvany Diverted Acres Turned Watch that price of corn. Word is, Into Areas for Grazing that local corn prices are getting out­ of-line. Some are reporting pricing corn ORVILLE L, FREEMAN - past two months, Light wishes secretary of agriculture has relettlng o! pasture providing at $1.40 per bushel. This price will to point out '(hat this Is not the harvest Is used within the authorized ASC committees in a g·ive-away program, Farm­ Gladwin, 1 Kalkaska, Lapeer, designated emergency coun­ soon have to break, as 1965 corn crop. ers in the above counties will ties, Light alsowlshestopolnt· Oscoda, Sanilac, St, Clair, lle permitted to use the forage is estimated at 15 percent above 1964. and Tuscola counties to per­ out that counties within the on soli bank, feed grain di­ emergency areas have been mit brrazlng and the harvest­ verted. acres after flllng a Corn ts now being contl•acted in the ing o! hay on USDA program fUJ'ther authorized to allow the request with their local county . grazing or harvesting o! sum- . field for $1 per bushel in Michigan. It acreages, according to Frank ASC committees and agreeing Light, chairman o! the Michi­ mer and winter cover crops will probably be available for about $1.10 r to have their program pay­ that have been established· gan ASC State committee, This ments reduced according to the in Ingham county by mid-October. privilege' has been authorized through ACP cost-share. value o! .the forage avallable, This program cannot be.ex- . because o! the severe drought This Is the . same program Most dairymen have reached a general throu~hout those· areas In the pee ted to maintain the normal· that was announced a week ago· productlor ot livestock and consenus of opinion on the recent increase tor 21 other counties in Mich­ dairy producers hut will great­ ~~~:a~~i~/;:;:;:;::=:=:::::=:=::;:;:;::=:=:===r igan. retail milk prices. It is somebody in the ly help in maintaining the This program wll1 make foundation herds, . in the show ring won the Grand Champion Jr. Showmanship award mllk business must be using modern ~~~C. J. Hubbard:!!~ available app r ox 1m ale I y At the present time, the ;or Brown, Swiss for Dianne Bienz 13 Eaton Rapids at the 50th annual mathematics. Ten cents per hundred ;:; VETERINARIAN ::;: 400,000 acres o! emergency authorization o! this program 1 1 ;:; .508 S. Lensing Street ;i;: forage, Even though a PI'O­ is granted through September 3tate 4-H Show at Michigan State University, Aug. 30- Sept. 2. weight increase in milk prices should ducer does not have livestock 30, 19GG only, ::: Phon& OR 7·820i :::: hi msel!, the authorization al- increase Class I wholesale milk prices ·::: ;;;:;:;~::::::;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::: =~::::::::::::: by less than one-quarter cent per quart. portunity to learn more about There are roughly, 45 quarts per hun- '''" "' '"'' "'"' ""' ·India IFYE De leu. ate the Indian way of life as they Don't Be Confused By Advertised Low Prices ~ have shared experiences with dred weight. r their Indian IFYE. Yet, most retail milk prices increased On Fer·tilizers. Tile Intern at I on a I Farm s c t J2 • one cent per quart or 45 cents per hun­ Youth Exchange Is 4-H' s 2- Know All the Terms and Conditions Before ees oun y ~urmtng way exchange program witll dl'ed weight following an increase of 10 rural young people of 68 other You Purchase Your Fall Requirements. countries, IFYE Is conducted cents per 100 weight to farmers in Aug-. Mr. and Mrs. Alfr~tl Dowdy, on an 84 acre farm which has hy the National 4-H Club foun­ who are Community 4-H club ust. What happened to the other 30 cents? cllverslfled agriculture wltll dation on behalf of the Co­ leaders of the West Loc~e paddy and dairy cattle In India, operative Extension service, Calf housing improvements are being Depend On: 4-H cluh of Perry and Wil­ He owns a 26 acre share of Some 32 countries will par­ made on a num'Jer of farms. Gerald liamston, have et~joyed having this family farm, ticipate In tills year's pro­ an lntllan IFYS (International gram with over 100 2-wayex­ Eifert, W!lloughby road; George Fogle, F'arrn Youth Exchangej dele­ The Dowdy's have a 380 acre changes, farm In Perry with about 150 gate with tlwm since Aug. 9. Okemos road; Ronald Hamlin, Dietz road, Govlnd Hao of AndJn·o Prari­ head of Chariots and Here­ ford cross beef cattle, so the Webberville; Carl Minnis, Howell road esli, india, has iletm In the exchange student tJas seen the State Law Vnlt<'d States since :~>Jay. He and Howard Ledergerber of Eaton Rap- farming practice · Is on a G-111onth program to of raising 1 beef cattle here In Michigan as ids will soon have some new and re­ lt!arn about t11e A1nHrlcan way Stops Sale compared to that in New Mexi­ modeled facilities. , cp)o~ of lift! and livt•s with various co. Further protection against fat'!ll ramifies for a 3-week food poisoning is bJ!lt into a I think they will prove of interest for k ~ \.;;::.,) p~rlod. Whlle in Ingham county Rao has also vJsltecl 1\1 a hogan y new egg law passed by the leg­ Govind attended the State all dairymen to observe and a tour will Farms In Wllllamston and AI islature that becomes effec­ 4-H show at Michigan State tive 90 days after the legis­ unlvtJrslty wilh over 300 Ing­ Cook's poultry farm In Oke­ be staged in early winter to visit some Granulated Fertilizers mos. He toured Merle Green's lature adjourns; ham county 4-H members and Under It, sale of checked good calf raising facilities. was pleased to see the many dairy farm in Clinton county and Alvin Bentley's horse farm or cracked shell eggs becomes How about broadcasting fertilizer on Quality things boys and girls learn to unlawful, do In their club work, in Shiawassee county, A hacterlal organism that wheat? Broadcasting fertilizer on wheat He came to Michigan from In adc!Jtlon to learning about different types of farmIng causes food poisoning, called Service New Mexico where he exper- . is a good practice in general: however, operations, he has learned how salmonella, has been traced ienced first hand ranch-type GOVIND RAO to cracked or checked eggs wheat crops need a large amount of the farming. He said he appreci­ to Install a tile floor in tiJe Comparable Prices India IFYE among otller sourccls, It wlll ates llelug In Michigan because Dowdy home and some tech­ phosphorus close to the seed for early Bags~ Bu Ik, and Spreaders about farm machinery and niques used Jn canning. become Illegal to sell this It is greener, farms are closer type of egg in stores, food root development. Broadcasting on the together and he can learn more mechanization. ' The 4 Dowdy children, Irene, Available at Your. Local Davco Dealer. Rao' 'is· married ancl has a 15; Larry, 13; Dan, 10, and handling establishments, bak­ potash and using high nitrogen - phos-f brother and sister. They live Carl, 6, have enjoyed this op- eries or other food proces­ sors. phorus analysis in the drill is economi­ cal, and the best suggestion. Holstein Sale INGHAM COUNTY (NITE) SALE It accomplishes two purposes: phos­ Monday, September13, 1965 phorus is placed close to the seed where Wednesday September 15, 1965 7:30PM it is more a va Hable to the plant, and the 11:00 a.m. Ingham County Fairgrounds, Mason, Michigan potash, usually potassium ehloride or salt At the !aJ:m, 8338 S. Cochran road, Olivet, Michigan. is kept away from the seed where it is North edg·e of Olivet on US-27 to Bellevue hwy., 4 mJles less apt to injure germination. If apply­ east to s. Cochran road, 1/2 mile south or 9-1/2 miles 50 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS soutlJ a! Charlotte on S. Cochran road. 50 ing more than 300 pounds of fertilizer 25 Cows - 25 Pred Heifers - TE & Bangs Tested - per acre on the crop, one might bette:rl. 85 Registered High Grade Holsteins 85 Vaccinated broadcast on the potash. JERFY JSRGENSON: 4 daughters of Ravenglen Cadet 65 Triune "VG-89'' from 500# dams, a daughter of Tidy . cows 20 BRED HEIFERS Burke '49er, 2 by ChambricMa)1agEurke,oneeach from Hose Brooke Raven Lad and Ri-Val-Re Rainbow Design 6 Year Herd Average with 760# MICHIGAN STATE HOLSTEIN WlL-RU FARMS: A daughter of Wfl-RuSuperior "EX" GO Cows 14856 milk 3.8% 565 fat 4 records over 900 5 over BOO from a 100000# dam 11 over 700 W:\1, DIA~'C!ND: A 515# daughter of Milsons Ormsby Daught·ers Of These Sires Selling: Design and a Pabst Regal Jule "YG-G~J" daughter BREEDERS' SALE LEWIS WILSON: A large bred heifer hy Shia wana Fobes Beauty"due sale time 11 by Carnation Royal Master "Ex-95"; ERNSST SHAW: A bred heifer hy Haren Farms 3 by Carnation Madcap B. Boy "Ex-96"; Aaggle Keystone from a 505# dam AT THE WOLVERINE PUREBRED LIVESTOCK 1 by Camatlon Royal Lancer "Ev-95"; GOERGE COVERT: 2 cows due sale time by Creston Hoyal Triune and Hustle Mutual King F!aron 2 by Edgeware R. A. Successor; PAVILION, WILLIAMSTON, MICHIGAN KATHLEEN HOFFMAN: A very classy bred helfer 2by Gray View Skyllner "Ex-GM''; sired by Carnation Emblem Comer "EX-G~l" 2 by Kingstead Winter, Pa!Jst ••VG- GM"; FRANCES WISSINGER: A 627# :\.!aestro daughter and a top young cow witil 567 G!Jy Sir Roeland Daisy Dandy "VG-SMP"; Friday- September 17th -11 A.M.~ MERWIN STEINACHER: A 500# 2-yr.-olcl from 2 5564 2 lJy Shia wana Mutual Paul 5th, dam and a Graphic daughter from a 584# dam JOHN MORRISH: A 561# "VG'' daughter of Grahaven Revelation ancl 2 other good record cows fresh by sale 41) head of outstanding r~glstered Holsteins from the leading breeders of Michigan. Cows classified "Very TB & Bangs Tested Mostly Vaccinated time WM. POST: Hi-Side Ruby Admiral by Puget Sound Good" - a 651 lb. granddaughter of Lakefield Fencl Admiral from a 705!1 darn and a \\'is Captain daughter Delight out of an "EX" dam with over 600 lb. fat. Sa Ie Under Cover from a 567# dam · ' One o!· the best Junior Yearling heifers to be sold any­ VERNON McKIN: 2 Gray \"Jew Skyllner "EX-G~I" where this fall, 3 daughters of Citation R are selling, daughters from dams up to 756d and a top hred heifer DAIRY 2 daughters of Skyllner. Daughter of Rosa!e Centurion. Thr.re Js a top Emperior daughter consignee! plus an There are several daughters by sons of Carnation Royal all due sale time 85 score 3-yr,-old with 53! lb. fat, Daughters of "EX" Master and Carnation Madcap Butter Boy and are a HAROLD HA~JMOND: A daugl1ter of Wood-Jon Cham­ Skokie Coronation, Royal Pontiac, Denfleld Inka Su­ very promising group of young cows. There are cows pion Della "\"G" 6y 25973m 897f by ~111sons De3lgn \'ale ROUSTER BHOS: 3 bred heifers from Budd Farm sires CONCENTRATE preme Sovereign, Lakefield Design, Zimmerman Bell milking up to 100 lbs. milk per day, Many cows ancl Eoy, Skokie Sensation, hellers fresh or w11! be!reshenJng!orBaseMllk, This 8 heifer due sale Thl s is O:Jly a sample of the good cattle consignee! to Is one o! the highest producing herds In Central Michi­ an~~~~~~g~~O~~t~S~~o~~a%~~};~ bred this State Salt:. gan, If you want milk, ATTEND THIS SALE, time to Mooseheart Pioneer 44% All cattle T .B. & Bangs tested, Calf. Vacc, Not Responsible for Accidents IONIA Sf ATE HOSPITAL: 10 heifers, all vaccinated, Lunch Served 3 bred from dams with records up to 800~. 7 Open A high C)llality 1 •·c·onomically pri('etl con­ Terms may be arrantecl through the National Bank of from dams wl!h records up to 900#, 19 Yrs Pro­ Detroit, Mr. Ko:1rl, TERMS: See F, A, Kehrl, National Bank of Detroit, gressive Breeder Award, 13 cows developed over centt·ate for· eommer·cial dairymen lo Check Plymouth 200000# milk - lifetime records, 1964 here! average: Lunch served, t8610m 660f. All Home bred, see catalog entries on -R-.l\lix with their· grain and make well hal­ sale dav. Sale sponsored by: MERLIN MOON, Owner anced milking ration~ ..Multiple-source pro­ MlCEIGAN HOLSfEIN FHIESIAN ASSOCIATION 01 ivet 1 Michigan TEHMS: See F.A. Kehrl, National Bank of Detroit, Ply- tein. High in vitamin~. Let u~ help you· re­ mouth, i\!ich, · Jimmie Chestnut, President EVERETT R. MILLER duce your feet! cost with new Purina Dairy John Smith, Secretary HERB A. MILLER Sale Sponsored by: Concentrate 44%. Call u~ today. Jim Day, Fieldman. Rives Junc!Oon, Mich. Williom•ton, Mich. Ingham County Breeders Association For catalogs write Phone 517 • 569~3465 Phone 517- 655-1?17 SALE MANAGERS Balderson Elevator u AuctiOneer~u Sole Monoge~s GLENN CASEY, EVERETT R. MILLER HERB A. MILLER 104 S. Mason.St. Mason OR 7-5701 "GoocJ Management Does Not Cost, It Pays'' SALE MANAGER & AUCTIONEER, Rives Junction, Mich. Williamston, Mich. Phone: 517-569-3465 Phone: 517-655-1717 ················ ~ ·.·~· ········~ ...... ·····~ WILLIAMSTON, MICHIGAN The Ingham County News, Wednesday 1 September 8, 1965 - Page B-8 Agriculture in Action . . . ' . .

· A report from a federal n.rl) too tight and that toler­ Silent Spring,'' In which she this nation wlll have 400 mil- commission, ·which has been IU!Ce levels can sately be re­ told of supposed mass pol- I! on persons to teed, . studying residue etrects in laxed. sonlng of birds, animals and Food does not come from foods sprayed with pestl~ldes. One thin~ about most Amer­ possibly man, through chem- stores, It comes from the lll.lld comes as a breath of fresh lcan!l- ·although they can be leal pesticides--there was a and from nature, and there are air alter all ·the scare-tall< stampeded into rashness, giv~ fluny of publlc reaction; hostile elements In nature a.. · about polson dangers. en a little tme, they wlll us­ Exaggerated and emotion- long with the blessings of The otrlcial group has ac­ ually figure things out for ally distorted ·.,protectlonsi1 bounty. tually stated In their report themselv0s, After Rachel were hastlly devised !or the City living has taken too \ that some present restrictions Carson's book or. doom, "The public, some of which--such many people away from the I as ••zero" pcstlc.lde toler- !acts of the farm, In the In-. \ ance levelS- -Wel'C 1lttle short terests Of their OWn Welfare, o! ridiculous, they must broaden their un- Proper Fertilizing· It could only have happened derstandlng. of .what makes In a land where food is in A mer 1 c a's food abundance alnmdance nnd where worry · possible. Will~4id Yule Trees all out future food stipplles The government task force seems remote. Yet, even now, report Is a·healthy sign that· The proper use of fertili­ ling weeds without costly so!l without pesticides In volume, this Is happening and that zer and weed control meas­ . preparation, A mounts and our food surpluses would van- common sense Is once more ures can lmiJrove Christmas types of !ertillzers used to ish and prices would soaJ· returning to the land, · tree quality or grade and bl'lng improve appearanco, hardi­ along with the cases ot mal- nutrition. The proper use of the trees to maturity sooner. ness and grade are ~!so cov­ Proper weed control and fer-· ered In detall. pesticides has made the dif­ PATIERSON lllizat!on.willrest.lt ln short-' Copies of the bulletin can !erenc.e between America's i\­ er rotations, better qual!ty he obtained free of charge hundanco and such things as VETERINARY trees and higher returns, !rom the Ingham county Ex­ India'$ starvlnt> mllllons, Choice and applicat.Jon of · tension Service office, Court­ And we have our own fu­ HOSPITAL fertilizers is very Important, house, Mason, Michigan, ture millions to worry about. since even trace amounts of ,Just ask for Extension Bul­ There are 100,000 new mouths KERNS ST. elements. found In field crop to feed every .day in this coun­ letin #505, "Fertilization and OR 7-9791. fertilizers may be toxic to Weed Control on Christmas try, and within less than 40 evergreens. lllgh concentra~ Tree F'arms." yeaJ•s at present birth rates, MASON tlons of liquid fertilizers may also be used but only at cer­ tain 6"l'OWth stages. ••Fertilization and Weed Currier, lves Control on Christmas Tree mEYER Farms" is the title of a Exhibit Is Set booklet preJlal'ed by Donald P. RECIRCULATING White, Michigan Slate Univer­ An outstanding exhibit of sity Forestry Specialist. The Currier and lves prints, that publication of lhe MSU Exten­ has been viewed in cities ac­ GRAIN DRYERS sion Service describes the ross the country, will be shown newest methods for control- In Lansing, Sept, 12 through Sept. 19 • . The co 11 e c t l on, approx­ Imately 100 pictures, will he Land Bank on display In the gallery at the Lansing Public Library, 401 s. Capitol avenue. The ex­ Association hibit wlll be open from 9 to 9 weekdays and from 2 to 5 Sundays. There will !1e no ad­ Pays Off mission charge. The show will Include ori­ The Board of Directors of ginal prints !rom the Cl vii MADE IN 2 MOD!LS the Federal Land Bank asso­ War series and !rom the" Life Modei250-Dries 250 811, ciation of Charlotte has de­ of a Fireman" series as well Modei350"'"Dries 350 811. clared a dividend to be paid as pictures depicting the four At ATimo to 1000 members of the asso­ seasons. The pIc I u res are PAYS FOR ITSELF with sc~ings ... in field end crib lciiOI,Iima or4 ciation toials $28,375.00 ac­ !rom a collection owned by the cvslom-drying charges. cording to A.C. ~1ohr, mana­ Nationwide Insurance Com­ UNIFORM CRYING- HIGH PERFORMANCE. Grain moves s.f.o-wJ·t ger of the FLBA. panies, and are being pre­ end continuously in a narrow column, through a stream of controlled hooted oir. The Federal Land Bank sented in· Lansing under the Grain is blended uniformly and continuously ... holspots arc eliminated ... oulnin!J association initiates and ser­ sponsorship of the JunIor uniform moisture removal. Fast- can dry 1500-2100 bu. per day I vices loans lor the Federal League and the Lansing Pub- DUAL 100% SHUT·OFF VALVES AND AUTOMATIC CONTROLS Land Banl< of Saint Paul In Ea­ lic Library. . PROVIDE COMPLETE SAFETY-prevent temperature rising obovo a solo 140~. ton and Ingham counties and Women ot.the Junior League MOST ECONOMICAL IN OPERATION. MEYER is so economical that it BEAUTY AND THE BEAST--A Hereford owned by 18-year-old Kay now has a I most $!! million In will \.Je hostesses at the exhi­ 4lptratos for hall the cost per bushel of many dryers. Shaft, 4223 E. Delhi, Holt, received reserve grand champion junior long-term rt>al estate loans bit. They will wear costumes OPERATES FROM ANY POWER SOURCE- Tractor PrO, clcdri' m;!Gt outstanding. that were popular in the Uni­ •llllxinory cnaino. BURNS LP GAS. show honors at the Michigan State Fair in Detroit Tuesday, Aug. 31. Money used for making Land ted States a century ago. MAIL COUPON NOW for FREE BULLETIN gMng Rostcrch Kay is a freshman at Michigan State university. The fair continues th Bank loans· Is obtained by the fads on Corn Dryin~ ... pluslitcraluro on MEYER Groin Drytrl. sale of bonds In lhe investment through Labor Day. markets of the United States. The 'F'ederal Land Bank of :~~r=~=::.:::~:~:~:;~:=:~:::::~:~:;:;:i:~:·ili Saint Paul, with . mor!! 'than See If on ·oisplay Here these stuclles luto a workablt! $Dl3 million In loans out­ :::: Veterinarian ::;: p tau of a etlan of such ;;cope standing, Is the largest single !!!! 623-3541 i!!! TURNER IMPLEMENT CO. as to reach from the ~resf.'nt farm mortgage lender in the Eastern Watel- Shortage day to the year 2000! four state area it serves. :::: DANSVILLE :::: 2525 East Grand River Although thr. Governor has ::::·:·:~::::::::::::::::::::::>::::::::·:::::~::::::::,:~::: asked for a leglslaltve ap­ Should Be Lesson to All propriation to permit the task force to conclude Its plan­ ning wort<, so far at least, the Large Legislature ha~ refused. ·It has been a hot, dry sum­ of freslt water, the probl~rn Mlcillgan Farm Bumau, urg­ mer In New Yorl< City. Water seems more remote. Yetfot·a Ing the long-range planning of reservoirs show widening number of years farmers have water use and asking for more At Breeders Meet Antiques & Furniture cracks in the parched earth been joined l>y such indus­ researcil into water conserva­ embankments, and politicians trial giants as Dow Chemical tion, water-shed management Several men !rom Ingham make haste to blame others company of Midland in watch­ and weather "modlflcat!on" county I'Ppresenting the staff for waste and misuse. Even the ing disappearing water sup­ and contra!. of Michigan Animals Breed­ best restaurants do not serve plies with Increasing concem. They have lJeen encouragrrl ers Co-op., East Lansing, at­ water without request and Many firms find expansion lly Governor H

John Eisenbiser Mason.. Elevator. ' . Co. Michigan State Holiness Camp Ass't Manager 345 W. Columbia OR 6-5734 . . Eaton. Rapidst Michigan .

. The Ingham County News, Wednesday, Seotember 8t 1965 - Page 13-9 I NOriCE OF MORTGAGE SALE MORTGAGE SALE MORTGAGE SALE . MORTGAGE SALE NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE MORTGAGE SALE MORTGAGE SALE PUBLICATION ORDER Default lla vlng been made In Datault having been mode Default having been made Default having been made In Default having boon ·mado Default has been made In Default having been made E-046 the condition of a certain In- · in tho conditions ot a mort- Jn the terms and conditions of the terms ancl conditions of a · In the termtrand conditions o! the conditions of ,a mortgage in the conditions ot n ce rtaln stato ot Michigan, In tho denture of mortgage made on gage mode by ROBERT LEE a certain mortgage made by certain real estate mortgage, a certain,. mortgage, mnde by made by THOMAS A, HINE• Mortgage made .on tho 26th Probate Court for the County , the 24th day of November, BRUNDAGE and DOROTHYF, GEORGE DUANE KETCHUM whereby the power of sale Joso . R, ·Lozano ·and Marla LINE, n single man, to JAMES day ·of Juno, 1959 between A; ot Insham. !948, by ROBERT J, Mc­ BRUNDAGE, his wl!e, ofLnn- and NEUOMA KETCHUM, hls therein contained became v, Lozano, husband and wl!e, T, BARNES & COMPANY, n DAVID .BRAYTON, Mortag-. E5tate of THEODORE M. CARTHY and ELIZABETH H, sing, Ingham county, Michl- wl!e, of City of Lanslnr, Ing­ operative, made by JOHN A. o! Ingham County, Michigan, Michigan corporation,· Mort­ or, and CAPITOL SAVINGS& TEPSICH, Deceased, McCARTHY, husband and wife, gan, Mortgagors, to Curnow ham ·county, Mlcl,ll!ran, Mort­ OHLSSON and LO!S G. OHL- Mortgagors, to Conway' Mort­ sagee, Dated December 10, LOAN ASSOCIATION, Mortg­ IT IS ORDERED !hilt on So· as Mortgagors, given by them Mortgage Corporation, a gngors, to !~RANKLINMORTu SSON, husband and wl!e, of gogo Company o! 1315 Wal­ 1960 and recorded on Decem­ agee, and recorded In the at­ !ember 29, 1965, at 4:00P.M. Michigan Corporation, Mort- GAGE CORPORATION, a 1 In the . Probate courtroom, to Yanz and Goodell, Inc., a Mason, Ingham County, Michl- nut Street, Philadelphia 7, ber 13, 19601 in Llber . 798 flee of the Register or Deeds Michigan corporation, as gagee, doted April 24, 1964, Michigan· corporation, Clty or gan, the mortgagor, to Amari• penns yl v an!a, Mortgagee, of Mortgages, on· page 358, tor the County of Ingham on Lansing, Michigan, a hearlni and recorded April 20, 1964, Detroit, Wayne county, Mlch­ bo hold on tho petition of MoJ•tgagee, and recorded on can Bank and Trust Company, dated the 20th day o! , Fob­ Ingham county Records, August e, 1969 1 in Llber.772, the 18th day of November, ln Llber 870 1 Page- 651 Ing- lgan, Mortgagee, dated the a Michigan Banking Corpora- runry, 1963• and recorded In Michigan, and assigned by said on pages 204 and 205, on Walter o. Estes for llc~ns~ 1053, at 8:30 o'clock A.M., In hum county Records, Michl- 29th day of March, A.D. 1963, t!on of 101 s. Washington Ave- the office of the Register of Mortgagee to NATIONAL whIch Mortgage. there Is to sell real estate of said the Office of the Register. of gan, and assigned by .saw and recorded In the office of nue, Lansing, IngJmm County, Deeds, for the County of Ing­ LIFE INSURANCE COM­ claimed to be due at the date deceased. Persons interested Deeds for Ingham county, mortgagee to Fort Wayne the Register of Dueds, for the Micnigan, mortgagee, doted ham and state of Michigan on PANY, Montpelier, Vermont, of this notice for principal . in said estate are directed to Mortgage co., a Michigan county of Ingham and State Michigan, In Llber 607 of February 241 1959 and re- the 20th day of February, 1963 by an assignment dated March and Interest, the sum of TWO appear nt said hearing to show Mortgages, on page 443 ;· on corporallon, by an ass!snment of Michigan, on the 3rd day corded In the Office of the !nLlber 843 of Mortgages, on 20, 1961, and recorded on THOUSAND.TWO HUNDRED cause why such license should which mortgage there is dated July 17, 1964, and re- of April, A.D. 1963, In Llber Register of' Deeds for the page 734, which said mort­ April u. 1961, In Llber 803 FIFTY THREE and 32/100 not be granted. corded August 10, 1964 In 845 oflngham County Records, claimed to be due and unpaid 1 County of Ingham and State gage Is claimed to be due, of Mortgages, on Page 10261 ($2,253.32) DOLLARS, and an Pub ll catIon and service as of the date of this Notice Llber 876, Page 663, Ingnam on page 1027, which said mort­ of Michigan on the 25th day of at the date of this notice; Ingham County Records• attorney fee of FIFTY ($50, shall be made as provided the sum of Eight Thousand county Records, Michigan, · gage was thereafter on. to-wit February, 1959, in Llber 762 for principal and Interest, the Michigan, on which mortgage 00) L'OLLARS, allowed bylaw, which said mortgage was sub­ by statute and Court rule; · Six Hundred Eighty-Six and of Records onPage 1136, upor sum of FOURTEEN THOUS· there Is claimed to be due at as provided In said Mortgage, Dote: August 27, 1966, No/100 Dollars ($8 686.00) sequently assigned by salcl the 10th day of AprllA.D.1963, which mortgage there.ls now AND EIGHT HUNDRED the date hereof the sum of and no suit or proceedings at 1 assignee of mortgagee to Bank JAMES T. KALLMAN principal, and the sum of · assigned to COLUMBIA claimed to be due and payable THIRTY - FIVE and 19/100· EIGHT THOUSAND FIVE law having been instituted to Judre of Probate Three Thousand Eight Hun­ of the Commonwealth of the BANKING, SAVING AND for principal and Interest the . Dollnrs ($14,835.19) with In­ HUNDRED NINETY and 05/ recover the moneys secured A true copy: dred· Eighty and No/100 City of Detroit, Michigan, Fort . LOAN ASSOCIATION, and re-. sum of Seven Thousand Five teres! to date. 100 Dollars (8,590.05) in­ by said Murtgage or any part Florence M. Fletcher & Griswold street, Detroit• Dollars ($3,880.00) Interest; corded on April 151 1963 In Hundred Fourteen and 97/100 And · rici · suit or proceed­ cluding interest at 5.. 3/4'%per thereof. Deputy Probate Register and no suit or proceeding at Michigan, 48226, by an assign­ the office of Register of Dueds ($7,514,97) Dollars; and no lngs nt law or in equity hav­ annum. Under the power ot Notice Is hereby given that LLOYD D. PARR law or tn equity having been ment dated August 71 19641 for said county o! Ingham In sult or proceeding at law hav- lng been instituted to recover sale contained In said mort­ by virtue of the power of Attorney for petitioner Instituted to r&cover the debt and recorded August 11. 1964 Llber 846 of Ingham County lng been Instituted to recover and debt secured by sllld mort­ gage and the statute In such sale contained In said Mortg­ 800 Davenport Building Records, on page 475 on which or any part thereof, secured In Llber 8761 Page 1006, Ing­ 1 said debt, or any part thereof, gage or any part thereof. Now, case made ancf provided, no­ .,age and the statute In such Lansing, Michigan 35w3 by sa ld Indenture of mortgage ham county Records, Mich­ mortgage there Is claimed to. said mortgagee_ having de- therefore, by virtue of the tice Is hereby given that said case made that provided on Igan, on which mortgage there be due, at the date o! this no­ clnred Its election to consider power of sale contained ln mortgage w!ll be foreclosed the 17th day of September, and the power of sale and said Is claimed to be due,. nt the tice, for principal and Inter­ the whole sum unpaid on said sold mortgage, and .pursuant by a sale of the mortgaged 19651 at 10:00 o'clock In the PUBLICATION ORDER Indenture of mortgage con­ date hereof Thirteen Thousand est, the sum o! Nine Thousand mortgage debt to be now due to the statute of the state of premises, or some part of forenoon, the undersigned C-4694 tained having become opera­ Two Hundred Forty and 02/100 Eight Hundred Forty-seven and payable by reason ot the Michigan in such case mnde them, at public vendue, on will, at the South entrance State of Michigan, In the tive by reason of such default. ($13,240.02) dollars lnclud-d and 07/100 ($9,847.07) Dol­ nonpayment of certain install· and provided, notice Is hereby Thursday, November 41 1965 of the City Hall, In the City Probate Court for the County !ng Interest at 51/4% par lars. ments of principal and interest given that on Thursday, the at 11:00 o'clock a.m., Eastern of Lansing, County of Ingham, ot Ingham. NOTICE IS HEREBYGIVEN annum. No suit or proceedln!rs at that on the 15th day of Sep­ as provided for by said mort- 28th day of October. 1965, Standard Time, at the Mich­ State of Michigan, that being Matter of BRUCE DUNCAN law or In equity having been gage, notice Is hereby given at 10:00 a.m. o'clock, East­ Igan Avenue entrance to the one of the places where the McARTHUR, Minor. tember, 19651 A. D., at 10:00 instituted to recover the debt o' cloclt In the forenoon, at the And no suit or proceedings that on Friday, September 17, ern standard Time, sllld mort- New City County Building In Circuit court for the County IT IS ORDERED that on Sep­ having been instituted to re­ secured by said mortgase or 1965, at ten o'clock in the gage wlll be foreclosed by a Lansing. Michigan. Durlngtho of Ingham Is held, sell at pub­ tember 27, 1965, at 9:45A.M. West Mlcnlgan A';enue en­ any part thereof. Now, there­ trance to the City Hallin the cover the debt secured by said forenoon or said day, at the sole nt public auction to the twelve months immediately lic acutlon to the highest bid­ in the Probate Courtroom, Ma­ mortgage or any part there­ fore, by virtue of the power South entrance to the City Hall highest bidder . at the mlll"n following the Sale the property der, the premises described son, Michigan, a hearing be City of Lansing, Michigan, of sale contained In said mort­ that being the place for holding of, Now, under the power of Building, In the City of Lan- entrance of the County Build­ may be redeemed. Said prem­ in the said Mortgage, or so held on the petition of Lloyd sale contained In said mort­ gage, and pursuant to the s.ta­ sing, Ingham county, Michigan, !ng In the. City of Mason, Ises ore situated In the City much thereof as may be nec­ D. Morris for license to sell the Circuit Court for the Coun­ tute of the state of Michigan ty of Ingham, there wlll be gage, and pursuant to Michl· (that being a place where the Ingham County, Michigan (that of Lansing, Ingham County, essary to pay the amount as real estate of sald minor. gan Statute, NOriCE IS HERE· In such case made and pro­ Ingham County Circuit Court being the bulld!ng where the Michigan, and are described aforesaid due on said Mortg­ Persons Interested In said offered for sale and sold to vided, notice Is hereby g!ven the highest bidder at public BY GIVEN that Wednesday, is held) said mortgagee wll~ Circuit Court for the county as: age, with seven per cent In­ estate are directed to appear December 1, 1965, at 10:00 that on Wednesday, the 1st by virtue of the power of sale of Ingham Is held), of the The East 52 feet of the West terest, and all legal costs, at said hearing to show cause auction· or vendue, for the day of December, A.D. 1966, purpose of satisfying the a­ o'clock a.m. Eastern Stan­ In said mortgage and In pur- premises described in said 104 feet of Lots 97 and 98; together with sold attorney why such license should not be dard Time, said mortgage will at 12 o'clock Noon. Eastern suance of the statute, sell at mortgage, or so much there-,' also the East 52 feet ot the fee, which said premises ore granted. mounts due and unpaid on said Standard Time, sold mortgage mortgage, together with all be foreclosed by sale at pub­ public auction the lands de- of as may be necessary tCI West 104 teet of the North des crl bed in said Mortgage P u b 11 c n t I on and service lic auction, to the highest bid· wlll be foreclosed by a sale scribed therein, or so much pay the amount due, as a­ 43 feet of Lot 99 of Pleasant as follows: shall be mode as provided legal costs and charges of at public auction, to the l!lr­ sale, including an attorney der at the Michigan Avenue as shall be necessary to sat- foresald, on said mortgage VIew SUbdivision of a part of Lot Th!rty-sllC (36) Plat of by statute and court rule. est bidder, at the Michigan lnter~;st fea in the amount of Fifty and entrance to the Lansing City lsfy the amount due thereon with thereon at six the west 1/2 of the North­ Brown's Subdivision of a Date: AUfrUSI 261 1965, No/1 00 Dollars ($50,00) as Hall In the City of Lansing, nt the time of sale, together percent (6%) per annum and west 1/4 of Section 32, Town part of Out-Lots A and B JAMES T, KALLMAN Michigan, (that being the avenue entrance of the City wlth aU legal costs, Interest all legal costs, charges and 4 North, Range 2 west, Lan­ of Snyder's Addltlon of the Judge of Probate provided In said mortgage, Hall Building, In the City of the lands and pre ml ses in b u lld In g where the Circuit at five and one-quarter per expenses, including the at­ sing Township, now City of CIt y of Lansing, .Ingham A true copy; Court for Ingham county Is Lansing, County of Ingham, cent from date hereof, and an torney fees allowed by law, Lansing. County, Michigan. Sub­ Florence M. Fletcher said mortgage mentioned and Slate of Michigan (that being described as follows: held) of the mortgaged pre­ attorney fee of Seventy-Five and also any sums which may Dated: August u. 1965 ject· to easements and re­ Deputy Probate Rerlster mises or so much thereof as the building where the Circuit Dollars, as therein provided, be paid by the undersigned, . ·NATIONAL LIFE strictions ori'ecord. LLOYD D. MORRIS Lot No. 26, Pinecrest SUb­ Court for the County of In­ division, LanslngTwp., Ing­ may be necessary to pay the a paz:cel described as: necessary to protect Its In· INSURANCE COMPANY DATED: June 21, 1965. Attorney amount due, as aforesaid, on sham Js held), of tho pre­ Lot Sixteen (16) Plat of teres! In the premises. Which Assignee of Mor!gagee CAPITOL SAVINGS & 152 E. Ash Street ham co., Mich. mises described in said mort­ 1 Dated June 1, 1965 said mortgage with Interest, Devon H111, a replOt of part sllld pre mlses are described Dickinson, Wright, McKean and LOAN ASSOCIATION, Mallon, Michigan 35w3 legal costs, charges and ex­ gare, or so much thereof as of Lot 17 of Assessor's as follows: All that certlllD Cudlip Mortgagee YA.,..,Z & GOO'JELL, Inc., may be necessary to pay the a Mich. Corp. Mortgagee penses, lnclildlng at torn e y Plat No. 1, In Sectlon 4, piece or parcel of land sit- Attorneys CUMMINS & BUTLER, Attys. amount due, as aforesaid, on Town 2 North, Range I West, uate In the County of Ing- PUBLICATION ORDER FOSTER, CAM:? BELL, LIND· fees allowed by law, and any 600 First National Bldg. '712 Capitol Sa vlngs & Loan E-667 sums paid by the undersigned, said mortgage, with the Inter­ Clty of Mason, Ingham Coun- hom, and State of Michigan Detroit 26, Mich. ?2w12 Bldg,, Lllllslng. 25w12 El'.nR & McGIJRRIN, Attorn­ est thereon at Five and one­ State of Michigan, In tho eys for Mortgagee BOO Ameri­ necessary to protect Its In­ ty, Michigan. and described as follows. to- fourth per cent (51/4%) per NOriCE OF MORTGAGE PUBLICATION ORDER Probate court tor the County can Bank & Trust Building, terest In the premises. Said Diited at Lansing, Michigan, wit: Lot No. 113 of Flllrf!eld annum and all legal costs, SALE E-1007 of Ingham Lansing. 24w!3 premises are situate in City June 10, 1965. Gardens SUbdivision of a part Estate of NEVA TATE, De­ of Lansing, Ingham county, charges and expenses, Includ­ AMEiUCAN BANK AND of the North half (1/2) of the Default havlnr been made state of Michigan, Probate Ing the attorney fees ·allowed in tho terms of a mortgage Court for the County of Ing­ .ceased PUBLICATION ORDER TRUsr COMPANY, a Northwest quarter (1/4), Sec- IT IS ORDERED that on E-48 by law, and also any sum or Michigan Banking Cor- lion 4, Town 4 North, Range made by ROGER KENNETH ham Michigan and described as fol­ sums which may be paid by WEAVER and SANDRA LOU Estate of MABEL G. September 24, 1963, at 10:15 state of Michigan, Probate lows: poratlon, Mortgagee 2 west, Lansing Township, a.m. In the Probate Court­ Court for the County of Ing­ the undersigned, necessary to HENRY L. SCHRAM Ingham County, Michigan, WEAVER, hls wife, to CUr­ LEHNERT, Deceued. Lot 167, Arrowhead Man­ protect its Interest In the now Mortgare Corporation. room, Lanslni, Mlchlpn, a ham or No. 1, a SUbdivision of Attorney for Mortgagee Dated at Lansing, Michl· IT ISORDEREDthatonNov­ premises. Which said pre­ dated August 28, 1964, and embtlr 4• 1065 at 11:00 A,M, hearlnr be hald on the peti­ Estate of LULA NECK, part of the Northwest 1/4 Business Address: 702 Amerl- gan August 3, 1965, 1 tion of Mabel F. Arro, Ad­ Mentally Incompetent. mises are described as fol­ can Bank & Trust Bldg,, Lan· CONWAY MORTGAGE COM· recorded September 1, 1964, In the Probate Courtroom, of Section 31 1 Town4 North, lows: All that certain piece Lansinr, Mlchl!ran, a huarlnc ministratrix, tor allowance ..of IT IS ORDERED that on Range 2 west, City of Lan­ sing. 24wl3 PANY In Llber 878, Page 683, mg. September 15, 1965, at 3:00 or parcel of land situate In Mortgagee ham county Records and as­ be held at wblch all creditors her final account .and assli!l- · sing, Ingham County, Mich­ the City of Lanslni, In the signed by sa.ld morlgaree to p.M. In the Probate Court­ Igan, , according to the re­ ------'- .HUTTER AND LONGSON of said decusad are re­ ment of residue room; Lansing, M!chlgaii, a County ot Ingham, and state ORDER TO ANSWER Attorneys for Mortgagee Ann Arbor Fedual Savlnrs quired to prove their claim, Publication and s e r v l c e corded plat thereof as re­ of Michigan and described as State of Michigan, In the and Loan Association, by as­ and heirs will be determined, hearing be held on the petition corded in Llber 24, Pages 2706 E. Michigan Avenue shall be made as provided by of v eron!ca Kakalik for li­ follows, to-wit: Circuit Court for the county Lansing; Michigan sli!lment dated December 8, Creditors must tlle aworn statute and Court rule. 22 and 23 1 Ingham County cense to sell real estate of The North 31/2 feet o! Lot of Iniham By: Conway Longson 31w12 19641 and recorded December claims with the court and :Date: Aurust 2~, 1985 Records. 91 and aU of Lot 92 of L. ELIZABETH M. MAGAR­ 9, 1964, In Llber 885 Pate said ward, Persons Interested Commonly lmown as: 3808 1 1 serve a copy on Georre J. JAMES T. KALLMAN in said estate are directed Anno Ballard's Subdivision ot HELL, Pla!ntl!f, vs, RAY - 2501 Ingham County Records, Lehnert, liSle Maplewood. Judre of Probate Kendal wood, Lot A Ballard's Addition to MOND WOODRUFF MAGAR­ on which mortrare there Is Lanslnr, M1chlpn, prior to to appear at said hearing to Dated: September 1, 1965 MORTGAGE SALE A true copy: show cause why such license the City of Lanslni, Inrham RELL, Defendant. claimed to be due at the date said hearlnr. Bonnie Bodrle BANK OF THE COMMON· County, Michigan; South 4feet At a session of said Court Default having been made In hereof for principal and in­ Publication and service should not be granted. WEALTH Of the City of De· the conditions of a certain Deputy Probate Rerlster Publlcatlon and service of Lot 93 Js reserved to be held in the Circuit co u r !­ terest the sum of $12,45e.89. shall be made as provided by RUSSEL LAWLER troll, Michigan used with the North 4 feet rooms, CJ!y Hall, CltyotLan­ Mortgage mode on the '7th day Under the power of sale statute and court rule, shall be made as provided Assignee of Mortgagee of December, 1962 between Attorney !or petitioner by statute and Court rule. of Lot 92 as a joint driveway, s!nr, Insham county, Michi­ contained In said mortrare and Date: Aurust aa, 196~ Hollister Bldr. PETER COOPER--Attorney Dated at Detroit, Michigan gan, held on the 31st clay of ALLAN D, WILSON' and CELIA pursuant to the statute In such JAMEST. KALLMAN nate: August 25, 1965 for Assignee of Mortgagee ANN WILSON, husband and Lanalnr. Mlchlran 35w3 September 1, 1965 August, 1965. cas 11 provided, NariCE IS Judre of Probate JAMES T, KALLMAN 2433 First National Bulldlni wife, Mortgagors, and CAPI· Judge of Probate COLUMBIA BANKING, SAV­ Present: SAM BrREET HEREBY GIVEN that on the A true Copy: Detroit 261 Michigan ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION HUGHES, Circuit Judre. T OL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSO- 2nd day or December, A.D. Florence M, Fletcher A true copy; WO, 1-1293 PUBLICATION ORDER Assignee of Mort.~raree On the 31st day of Aurust · CIATION, Mortgagee, and re- 1965, at 10:00 o'clock a.m. Deputy Probate Rer1ster Florence M. Fletcher 3·5w!3. 1965 an action wa.s flied by corded In the Offlee of the C-11898 Deputy Probate Register BONK AND POLLICK Eastern standard Time, said WILLIAM R, WISE State of Mlch!ran, In the 2161 Gu&rdlan Bu1ldinJ E Liz A BETH M. MAGAR· Register ot Deeds for the mortrage wlll be foreclos~ Attorney for fiduciary VICTOR C. ANDERSON RELL Plaint!!! aialnstRAY- County of Ingham, on Decem­ Probate Court tor the County Attorney for petitioner PUBLICATION ORDER Detroit, Michigan 48228 by a sale at public auction to 606 Mlchlran National Tower of lilJham 700 Davenport Building D-9494 Attorneys tor Ass lgn e e ot MONO WOODRUFF MAGAR- ber 10, 1962 in Llber 839 Lansinr, Mlchlrlll 34w3 RELL Defendant 1n this on pages 1108 and 1109, on the hlrhest bidder at the Mich­ Matter of BARBARA JEAN Lansing, Ml chlgan 34w3 state of Michigan, In the Mortgagee Iran Avenue elitrll!ce to the PUBLICATION ORDER LAY, Minor Probate Court for the County 35wl3, court' to annul the tnarr!are which Mortgage there Is of the parties aforesaid, claimed to be due at the date1 City Hall Bulldlnr in the City . E-1044 IT IS ORDERED that on Oc­ of Ingham of Lansing, Inrham County, sttte ot Mlchlrtn, Probttl tober e. 1965, at 1:45 p.m. PUBLICATION ORDER Estate of LEWIS W. WIE· IT IS HEREBY ORDERED lof this notice forprlnclpaland E-24 that the Defendant HAYMOND Interest, the sum ot TEN Michigan, that belnr the place Court for the County of Inc­ In the Probate Courtroom, LAND, Deceased PUBLICATION ORDER -~ ---· · · .. !. --.. ·.-;r.-· THOUSAND THIRTY TWO and where the C!r_c~Uit Court of said ham Llnllinr, M!chlran, a hearln&' state o! Michigan, Probate IT IS ORDERED that on D-5232 court for the County o! Ing­ WOODRUFF MAGARRr..u • 96/100 ($10,032.96) DOLLARS, County Is held, of the pre­ Estate of CLIFFORD W. be held on the petition o! October 1, 1965, at 9:00a.m •. state of Michigan, Jn the shall answer or take such ·and an attorney fee or SEVEN· mises described in said mort­ CRYSLER, Dtetued. Minnie c. Mosbauer for ll­ ham In the Probate Courtroom, Probate Court ro·r the County Matter o! OLENA AYERS, other action as may be per- 'TY FIVE ($75.00) DOLLARS, lrifie, or so much as may be IT IS ORDERED that on celllt to sell real estate of Lansing, Michigan, a hearlnr of Ingham. mltted by law on or before ·allowed by law, as provided In necessary to pay the amount November 4, 11161• at 10:35 said minor. Persons inter­ Mentally Incompetent. be held on the petition of, Estate of JOHN G. RIEGEl:;, IT IS ORDERED that on Nov­ the l2th day of November • Isaid Mortgage and no suit or due with interest at 51/4 per A.M. in tht Prabatt Court­ ested In said estate are dl,; Lawrence R. Elsesser, Ad· deceased. 1965, Fllllure to comply with proceedings at'lawhavingbeen cent per annum and aU leral room, L1118l.llr, M1cll111A. a rected to appear at said hear­ ember 4, 1965, at 9:30 A.M. mlnlstrator, for allowance of IT IS ORDEREDthatonSep­ in the Probate courtroom, 116 this Order will result in a , . stltuted to recover the men­ costs and charres. heartnr be held at whJch an In&' to show ca1111 why such his final account and assign-, tember 171 1965, at 9:40A.M. judgment by default aialnst ~~s secured by said Mortgage Sllld premises are located In crwdltou of lllddeeeuedan license should not be rrant­ W. ottawa st., Lansing, Michi­ ment of residue. in the Probate Courtroom, gan, a hearing be held at which such Defendant tor the re- or any part thereof, the Township of Delhi, Incham rtqul.red to prove thtlr cla1m. ed. Pub!lcation and s e r v l c e Lansing, Mlchlpn, a hearing lief demanded in the Com- Notice Is hereby given that County. M1chlran, and de - Creditor• must fill nol'll Publication and servlct all creditors of said mentally shall be made as provided· be held on the petition of Incompetent are required to plaint f11ed In this Court. by virtue of the power of sale scribed as: claims 'With the court anl1 shall be made u provided b7 by statute and court rule •. American Bank and Trust SAM STREET HUGHES contalned·lnsaldMortgageand Lot. No. 113, Valleau City, serve a cop)' on Tl'lllt De­ 1tatute and Court rule. prove their claims. Creditors nate: August 27, 1965 Company• Trustee, for allow­ must tile sworn claims with Circuit JUdje the statute Jn such case made Delhi Township, accordlnr partment, American Bank IJII1 nate: Aucull a4, 111811 JAMES T, KALLMAN ance of its third annual account. DATE OF ORDER: AUfrUSt and provided on the 17th day to the recorded plat thereof Truat Company, Llllltnr, M1- JAMES T, KALLMAN the court and serve a copy Judge of Probate Publication and service on Edward B. Spence, 807 31, 1965. ot Septembe;, 1965 at 10:00 as recorded In Liller 11 of chiran1_ prior to said heartnr. · .rucJre of Probat• A true copy: shall be made as provided A true copy: o'clock In the forenoon the Plats, Pate s. Inrham Coun­ Publlcatloll arul 11"1ce A true copy: Bauch Bld!i ., Lansing, Michl· Bonn! e Bodrle by statute and Court rule. gan, prior to said hearing, Mary M. Palmer 'undersigned wlll at the South ty Records. Commonly shall be made, u pl'VYilled b)' Florence M, Fletcher Deputy Probate Register nate: August 18, 1965 Deputy County Clerk entrance of the CJty HalJ. 1n lmown as: 3!26 Valencta statuto and Court rut., Deputy Probate RICllltr Publication and service RAYMOND R, CAMPBELL JAMES T. KALLMAN shall be made as provided by Plalntl!f's Attorneys: the City of Lansing county of Blvd. Dale: Allflllt 11, lHB HENRY J, FISCHER Attorney for petitioner Judge or Probate Barry D. Bourhton, of Ingham. state of Ml~lgan that September 1, 11105 JAMES T, KALLMAN Attorney tor petltiODer statute and Court rule, American Bank & Trust Bldg,, A true copy: Date: August 23, 1965 SIN AS, DRAMIS, BRAKE AND being ~ne of the places ~here ANN ARBOR FEDERAL .Mat ot Probate A.rntrlC&II Bank II Tl'lllt Bldl. Lansing, Michigan 36w3 Bonnie Boclrle WERBELOW the ClrcultCourttortheCoun- SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC. A true copr. ten.~. Mlchlpn lllw3 JAMEST.KALLMAN Deputy Probate Register Judge of Probate 515 North Capitol Avenue . ty of Ingham Is held, sell at --Asali!lee Florence M. Flltclltr AMERICAN BANK & TRUST Deputf Probate Rlliattr A true copy: co. Lansing, MichJgan 36w5 ·public auctlon to the highest 31lw13 PUBLICATION ORDER Helen H. Servis PUBLICATION ORDER bidder, the premlsesde- RAYMOND R. CAMPBELL E-11'11 E-1057, Trust Dept. PUBLICATION ORDER Attol'lltffor ftdudarJ Deputy Probate Register Lansing, Mlchliran -34w3 PUBLICATION ORDER scribed ln the said Mortgage, state of Mlc:htp•. 111 tht 34w3 state of Michigan, ln the E-965 or so much thereof as may be C-5011 aoo AmertC&D BID • Trut Prabate Court tor till C0111lt1 Probate Court for the County state of Michigan, In the necessary to pay the ~mount state at Michlpn, Probate B1dr., of Incham of Ingham PUBLICATION ORDER Probate court for the county as aforesaid due on said Mort­ court tor the County of Inr-' Lanatnr, MlchJpu 34wJ Ell&te of DOROTHY Jl', E-771 PUBLICATION ORDER Estate o!ORPHAHOPEAN-, of Ingham gage, with seven per cent In­ ham PUBIJCATJON ORDER HARVIN, Dtceuld State of Michigan, Probate DERSON, Deceased state of Michigan. In the Estate of LENORA E. SUTH- terest, and alllepl costs, to- Estate of WARREN S, E-1111 rr IS ORDERED that Gil Probate Court for the county Court for the County of Ing- IT IS ORDERED that on· ERLAND Deceased gether with ~Jald attorney fee, HOLMES, Deceued. State of · MlchlpD, 111 the November 10, 11111. at 1:00 ham November 10, 1965, at 9:30 of Ingham. IT IS ' ORDERED that on which said premises are de­ IT IS ORDERED that on Probate Court for the Co1111t7 a.m. 111 t1ae Prabate Cllaft.. Estate of EVA DOMBROSKE,. 1 Estate of 0!, YETTE WIL- a.m. in the Probate Court- October 6, !965, at 2:30 p.m. scribed In said Mortgage as September 14, 111811, at 11:30 otlDrham room. L&Ubll, Klcblpl, a · DER, Deceased. room; Lanslnr, Mlchl&'flll, a cleceased. In tile Probate Courtroom follows: a.m. in. the Probate Court­ 11-.rlll be bald at ftl~. an IT IS ORDEREDthatonSep­ Ellalt of JOHN THURMAN, IT IS ORDERED that on Sep. hearlnfi be held at which all Lans!nr, Mlchlian, a hearlnr Lots Numbered Fourteen· room. LanainJ, M1cbJIU, a Deceuld CN41torl ot laid .dl111.a !ember 29, 1965, at! O:OOA.M. creditors of said deceased tember 13, 1965, at !O:OOA.M. be held on the petition of (14) and Fifteen (15), Plato! haarinr be held OD tuPtUU... an rtqlllrld to pme UIIU' in the Probate Courtroom, rr IS ORDERED that on IN THE Probate Courtroom are required to prove their Frank Sutherland for license South Parkwood Subllvlslon, of Preston Mc:.Q1~ K}rlll October a. 111111. at 10:30 a.m. c1a1m, an11 llllft wm bl .._ Lansing, Michigan, a hearlnfr claims. Credltors must tUe t Mason, Mlchlian, a hearinr . to sell real estate of said de• · be!nr a part of the South- O'Connor and Oonlon H,&tow, .111 the Probate Courtroom, ttrmlllld. Crldlttom aut D. be held on the petition of Iral sworn claims with the court ceased. Persons interested in west One qua!1er (1/4) ot co-trustee• for lllDnnce ot ....,. clalmJ w1tll the CIU't 1 lADitnr. MlchlpD, a hllrlnl v. Wilder forprobateotapur- and serve a copy ouLo1sRer-; be held onthepet!t!onofFrecJ­ said estate are directed to Section Twenty-seven (27). their 111ia and 11114 &llllual uc •rn a et/111 • Tl'lllt erlck A. Dombroake, Admin· be held on the pet!tlon of Dl1e' ported wlll, for the appoint- lln, 3016 Allred, La n s 1n r, appear at said hearrnr to show Town Four (4) North. Range acco1111ts·· also for authorlt7 to I».cUe Pt.rtrldp for the ap­ Dtputa•t, IG__.Jratlla• ment of a fiduciary and tor a Michigan, prior to sald hear- lstrator, for allowance of his cause why such license should' Two (2) West, City of tan- d11'1Nrat mODI)' for the ldu• tl Bull, laDISII, JO.clllpa, final account. po111tm1Dt ot a ft4udlrf IIIIi I determination ot heirs. J.nr, not be cranted, srnr, Incbam County, Michi· catiGD at Ropr F. Holm• 41ttrmSaatlon ot htlrl. prtor to -.14 _,..., Publication and service Publication and s e r v 1 c e Publication and service' Publication and a e r v 1 c e ran, being also a part of the Pllbl1cat1on IIIIi unIce JIUUcatila 11111 ..nl" shall be made as provJcJed Pllbl1cat1oll and ..r'f1CI shall be made as provlcJed by shall be made as provided 1 shall be made as provided by' Southeast One-quarter(1/4) 1hall be made ai praf141d bf 1111111• ...... u by statute . and court rule. •hiD bl IIWtt u pi'O'flded bJ ,...1 .. - statute and court rule. by statute and Court rule, I statute ancJ Court rule, of Section Twenty E1rht (28), . •tatute e4 court 1'1111. ltatutl and CCIIIrt rule. ' .....-.-coutra. Date: August 25. 1965 Date: Aurust 31, 1965 Date: Auruat 19, 1965 Date: September 2. 19811 SUbject to e~ements and, Date: Avrut 10, 11111 Ddtl: Alplt II, 1111 JAMES T. KALLMAN nate: llpt~~-.!t 111( JAMES T. KALLMAN JAMES T, KALLMAN JAMES T, KALLMAN · restr1cUons,,ot record. JAMES T, KALLHAN .JAMEI. T,. JW.~AH l.ual 'J' • 'CAl IM41f Judge of Probate Judie of Probate Judce of Probate Judre of Probate DATED: June 1985 .TIIIIp ot ProbUI . _,.... ., 1'111 .. A true copy: . \ u. J\tdP crt Pro'llllel A true Copy: A true copy: · · A. true copy: CAPri'OL SAVINGS II A trae CGP7l A true copr. Atne llf7l Florence M. Fletcher Florence M. Fletcher Bo1111le Bol1rle Floruce M, Fletcher LOA."; ASSOCIATION, Bollllle Bodrle JI'Jornce K~ Flltdler riDrtMIII,ftll' Deputy Probate Register Deputy Probate Rec!ster Deputy Probate R.,ater Deputy Probate R411lster Mortaape . DeplltJ Prabatl Rtlfltlr LLOYD D. MORRIS DlplltJ Pro'lllll ftllllll1' Dlll*7 ""'.. ,., 1 CARROLL R. TABER ROBERT A. SIEGRIST HORACE K, POWERS Attol'lltp: · C, BRUCE KELLEY RUDIOM E. DEMiltG VIC'l'Oa. C• .&ICDDIIIf Attorney for petitioner Attorney for flduc1ary A.ttonat)' tor petltlolltr Attorney for petlUoner CUMMINS II BUTLER AttorDtf tor peUU..r AtlenQIIr ~- 151 E. Ash Att1111111 for JIIU\1aer · 2'706 E. Michlian Ave. 807 W. A.Uepn Street Eaton co1111ty Blllt BJdr, 711 Capitol S&vlnp II I.Alan 101 •• I7C&mOn •• X.. 11111 DIJIH1l JIII!M!. -~.....- Lans!ntt, Michigan 34w3 I,Anslnr, Mlchlpn 38w3 · MaSOD, Mlchlpn 34w3 Charlotte, Mlchlpll Uwa · Bldr., Llulllr. 15wll Lllllllll, Mlc:IISIU Hwl Grud Ledp, 11111 tp'...... - ·' M.l'**'. The Ingham County News, Wedne~day, September:8, 1965 - Page B-1.0' PUBLICATION ORDER PUBLICATION O.RDER PUBLICATION ORDER PUBLICATION ORDER MORTGAGE SALE E-1013 B: 26018 FHA263-003107-203 MORTGAGE SALE-Default state or Michigan, in the E-1200 E-119~ E-1033 DefaUlt having been made in MORTGAGE SALE--De- State ot Michigan, In th1 state of Michigan, In tho MORTGAGE SALE--De­ has been made In the condi­ fault has been made In the Probate Court for the Count3 State of Michigan, in the the terms and conditions. of . fault has been made In the Probate Court for the Count) Probate Cou·rt for tho County tions of a mortgage made by . conditions of a mortgage made or Ingham. Probate Court for tho County a certain real estate mort­ conditions ot a mortgage made of Ingham. · of Ingham, of Inrha.m. gage, ·whereby the power of ROBERT L, SIMONS and JA­ by FRANCIS N, STUMP and Estate of RUTH MAYST AN­ by ROBERT. L, FORNEY and NETTE SIMO.:-JS, husband and Estate of JOHN WENDELL Estate' of ELEANORE ISA· Estate otHAROLDC,SOEL- sale therein contained became MARJORIE S. STUMP, hus­ , ' FORD, Deceased. BILLYE M, FORNEY, hIs wite to William H. Sill Mort­ BIRD; Deceased. BELLA PRESCOTT, Do· LNER, D~tcoased, · ' operative, made by STERO­ band and wife to William H., IT ISORrEREDthatonNov­ ceased, wife, to JAMES T. BARNES gages, Incorporated, Lansing, IT IS ORDERED that on Oc­ IT IS ORDERED that on No­ PHENE S111 Morgages, Incorporated, ember 4, 1965, at 11:00 A.M. . IT IS ORDERED that on Sep. M. REYNOLDS, of AND COMPANY, a Michigan Ingham County, Michigan tober 6, 1965, at 9:15A.M. In vember 4j 1965, a.t 9:15 A,M, .Lansing, Ingham County, o! Lansing, Ingham Count_y in the Probate Courtroom, tember 29, 1005, at 9:15 A.M. In the · Probate Courtroom, Corporation, Morgagee, Dated Mortgagee, dated I November, Lansinlf, Michigan, a hearlns the .Probate Courtroom, Lan­ Michigan Savings and Loan Michigan, Mortgagee, dated 11 In the Probate Courtroom, November 6, 19631 and re­ 19611.. and recorded on Novem­ .aWtr, Michigan; a hearing be Lansing, Michigan, a hearing Associations, a Michigan Cor­ September 1961, and record- be held at which 11.11 credJtor1 Lansing, Michigan, a hearins corded on November 21, 1963, ber 7, 1961 in Llber 816, on held on the petition of Dorothy be held at which all creditors poration, of Lansing, Ingham ed on September 18, 1961, in of said deceased are required be held on the pel!tlon of Or­ o! said deceased are required in Llber 861, on page 170 page 982, Ingham County Re­ to prove their claim, and heirs M. Bird tor probate o! a pur­ County, Mich., mortgagee, Ingham County, Records, Llber 813, on page 360. lng­ ported will, for the. appoint­ v1lle Knight !or probate of u to prove their claim, Creditors cords, Michigan, and assigned I tiam County Records, Mich­ will be determined, Creditors purported will, for the appoint. dated June 29, 1956 and re­ Michigan, on which mortgage by said Mortgagee to The ment of a fiduciary and for 11. must tile sworn claims with the corded In , the Office Igan, and assigned by said must tlle sworn claims witt ment of a fiduciary and for u court and serve a copy on Nell there Is claimed to be due First Savings and Loan As­ the court.and sorve a copy or. ieterminatlon of heirs. of the Register of_Deeds Mortgagee to The First Sav­ determination of heirs, A. McLean, 800 Davenport at the date hereof the sum of sociation of Jersey City, New Clayton J, Forshee, Twining, pub l1 cat 1on and service Ings and Loan Association of Pub 11 c11 t 1 on and service Bldg., Lansing, Michigan, for the County of Ingham and Fourteen Thousand Twent)'l Jersey by an assignment dated Jersey City, New Jersey by an Michigan, prior to said hearln! shall be made as provided State of Michigan on the 2nd by statute and court rule, shall be made li.S provided b) prior to said hearing, one and 71/100 Dollars ($14, 1 November, 1961, and record-, assignment dated II Sept em­ P u b l1 c a t Ion and service day of July, 1956, in Llber ed on November 7, 1961 In Date: August 25, 1965, statute and Court rule. pub 11 c a t 1 on and service 1 ber, 1961, and recorded on shall be made as provided L!ber 816, on page 986, Ing­ JAMES T, KALLMAN Date: August 20, 1965 shall be made as provided by 665 ot Mortgages on Page 97, 021. 71) including interest at September 18, 1961, in Llber by statute and Court rule, JAMES T. KALLMAN statute and Court rule. and subsequently assigned by ·· 5 1/4 Per Annum. ham County Records, Michl-· Date: August 18, 19 65 Judge of Probate 813, on page 385, Ingham Judge of Probate Date: August 18, 1965 said mortgagee to the Union Under the power of sale gan, on which mortgage there County Records, Michigan, on JAMES T, KALLMAN A. true copy: A true copy: JAMES T, KALLMAN Savings and Loan Association. contained In said mortgage and is claimed to be due at the which m or I gage there Is Judg'e of ProbatE l"lorence M. Fletcher date hereof for principal and Deputy Probate Register Florence M. Fletcher Judge ot Probate a Ml.chlgan Corporation, by a the statute in such case made claimed to be due at the date A true copy: Interest and cost of foreclo­ LELAND CARR Deputy Probate Register A true copy: blanket assignment and deed, and provided, notice is here­ hereof for principal and Florence M. Fletcher F, MERRILL WYBLE Florence M. Fletcher dated October, 24, 1956, and by given ·that said mortgage sure report paid by Assignee Deputy Probate Register A.ttorney tor petitioner interest and cost· of fore- 100 Davenport Building Attorney for petitioner Deputy Probate Register and recorded in the Office of w111 be foreclosed by a sale of Mortgagee, the sum of Ten ~ CARL L. HORN thousand five hundred and closure report paid by As· l.anslns, Mlchlgn 35w3 617 S, Grand Avenue NEIL McLEAN, said Register of Deecls In Ll- of the mortgaged premises, Attorney for fiduciary Lansing, Michigan 34w3 Attorney ber 727 of Deeds on Page or some part of them, at pub- eighty-two and 35/100 Dollars signee of Mortgagee In the County Building 800 Davenport Bldg;, 429, on November 5, 1956, He vendue, at the Michigan· ($10,582,35), including Inter­ sum or Nine thousand three standish, Michigan 34w3 PUBLICATION ORDER Lanlllng, Michigan 34w3 upon which mortgage there Is Avenue entrance of the City­ est at 5-1/4% per annum. hundred seventy and 83/100 PUBLICATION ORDER E-118'1 now claimed tci be due and H a II Bulldlng In Lansing, Under .the power of sale con­ Dollars ($9,370.83), Including PUBLICATION ORDER E-1127 state of Michigan, In thE PUBLICATION ORDER payable for principal and In- Michigan, at 10:00 o'clock a. tained In said· mortgage and interest at 5 1/4 % per an­ num. E-991 state of Michigan, In the Probate Court for the Count) D-7862 terest and Insurance pre- m. Eastern Standard Time, the statute In such case made State of Michigan, Probate Probate Court for the County ot Ingham. State of Michigan, In the miums paid by said mort- on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, and provided, notice Is hereby Under the power of sale Court !or the County of Ing­ of Ingham. Estate of BERTHA WAL· Probate Court tor the County gagee; the sum of One Thou- 1'965, given that said mortgage will contained In said mortgage and ham Estate ot CARRIE M, LY­ T ER, Deceased, of Ingham, sand Two Hundred Twenty- Said premises are situated be foreclosed by a sale of the the statute In such case made Estate of ARTHUR G. TLE, Deceased. IT IS ORDEREDthatonSep. Estate of SHERWOOD E, Seven and 47/100 ($1,227.47) In City of Lansing, Ingham mortgaged premises, or some and provided, notice is here­ SWARTZ, Deceased, IT ISORDEREDthatonNov­ tember 29, 1965, at 9:30A.M. ROWLEY, Deceased, Dollars; a~1d no suit or pro- County, Michigan, and are part of them, at publlc ven­ by given that said mortgage IT ISORDEREDtha.ton Nov­ ember 1, 1965, at 9:00 A,M, In the Probate Courtroom, IT IS ORDEREDthatonSep. ceed!ngs at law having been described as: due, at the Michigan Ave. will be foreclosed by a sale ember 4, 1965, at 10:15 A.M. In the Probate Courtroom, Ma· Lansing, Michigan, a hearin@ tember 17, 1965, at 10:15 A.M. instituted to recover said debt, Entrance to the new City­ of the mortgaged premises, or In the Probate Courtroom, son, Michigan, a hearing be be held on the ,pel!tion ol in the Probate Courtroom In or any part thereof, said as­ County Bldg,, In Lansing, some part of them, at public Lansing, Michigan, a hearinr held at which all creditors of Clair A. Foster !or probate the city o! Lansing, Michigan a signee of said mortgage, by Lot No, 51 Sheraton Park, Michigan, at 10 o'clock A; M. vendue, at the Michigan Av­ be held at which all creditors said deceased are required of a purported will, !or the hearing be held on the petition resolution duly adopted by lts.i part of the N. E. 1/4 of Eastern Standard Tlm8, on enue entrance to the new City­ • of said deceased are required to prove their claim, and heirs appointment o! a fiduciary and of Alba F. Wort, administra­ Board o! Directors, having Section 31, T4N, R2W, City Wednesday, October 13, 1965, County Bldg,, Lansing, Mich­ of Lansing, Ingham County, to prove their claim. Credi­ w!ll be determined, Creditor!i for a determination of heirs, tor, !or allowance of his final declared Its election to con­ Said premises ·are situated Igan, at 10 o'clock a.m., East­ Michigan, according to the tors must file sworn claims must tlle sworn claims with Pub II c a t 1on and service account, fees and expenses and sider the whole sum unpaid in the City of Lansing, Ing­ ern standard Time, on Wed­ with the court and serve a copy the court and serve a copy on shall be made as provided b) for a determination ot heirs, on said mortgage debt to be recorded plat thereof as ham County, Michigan, and nesday, October 13, 1965. on Bernard Frederl ckson, Helen Dietrick, R, Ill, Stock­ statute and court rule. Pub 11 cat I on and service now due and payable by reason recorded February 14,1961 are described as: Said premises are situated 2823 Cinwood, Lansing, Mich­ bridge, Michigan, prior to said of the nonpayment of certain In Llber 23 of Plats, Page In the City of Lansing, Ing­ Date: August 20, ~965 shall be made as provided by Lot No. 44 Columbia Park Igan, prior to said hearing, hearing. Installments of principal, In­ 34, ,said Ingham County Re­ ham County, ~!lchigan, and are JAMES T, KALLMAN Statute and Court Rule, City of Lansing, Ingham . Publication and service P u bll cation and service terest and insurance pre­ cords, described as: · Judge of Probate Dated: August 20, 1965 County, Michigan, according shall be made as provided by shall be made as provided by A true copy: JAMEST, KALLMAN miums as provided for by said Lot No. 18 Plat of Mont­ Dated: July 6, 1965 to the recorded plat there­ clair, a Subdivision of part statute and Court rule, statute and Court rule, Florence M, Fletcher Judge or Probate mortgage, notice is hereby JAMES T, BARNES AND of as recorded June 24, of 1/2 of NW 1/4 of Date: August 23, 1965 Date: Au~tust 23, 1965 Deputy Probate Re~tlster A true copy: given that on Friday, Septem­ s. COMPANY, A MJCHIGA ..~ 1902 in Llber 2 of Plats JAMES T, KALLMAN JAMES T, KALLMAN HARRY D, HUBBARD Bonnie Bodrie ber 17, 1965, at ten o'clock NE 1/4 of Section No, 32, in the forenoon of said day, CORPORATION, Mort­ page 43, said Ingham County T4N, R2W, City of Lansing, Judge of Probate Judge ot Prob&te Attorney tor petitioner Deputy Register of Probate Records, A true copy: A true copy: at the So~th entrance to the gagee Ingham County, Michigan, 1108 Michigan National Towei WERT & WOOD Dated: June 25, 1965 Florenco M. Fletcher Florence M. Fletcher City Hall Building, In the City according to the recorded Lansing, Michigan 34w3 Attorney !or Estate, 115, E. J, LEONARD HYMAN, Attor- THE FIRSTSAVINGSAND Deputy Probate R&glster Deputy Probate Register Walker of Lansing, Ingham County, plat thereof as recorded ney · LOAN ASSOCIATION OF February 24, 1953, in Llber ROBERT W. LUOMA L, D, MORRIS st. Johns, Michigan Michigan, (that being a place 34w3 where the Ingham County Clr- 1331 First National Bldg,, De­ JERSEY CITY, NEW 16 of Plats on page 42, said .Attorney !or fiduciary Attorney for fiduciary PUBLICATION OR.DER l roil. 28wl3 ------'--- cult Court Is held) said as­ JERSEY, Assignee of Ingham County records. fussing Building 152 E. Ash street State of Michigan, Probate Mortgagee Lansing, Michigan Mason, Michigan court for the County mg­ signee of said mortgage will, Dated: June 25, 1965 • 34w3 34w3 or JOSEPH SHAHEEN, Attorney ham ORDER FOR SUBSTITUTED by vltue of the. power of sale MORTGAGE SALE-Default THE FIRST SAYINGS SERVICE In ·saId mortgage and pur- 3157 Guardian Building, AND LOAN ASSOCI­ PUBLICATION ORDER Estate ot JENNIE E, ACH­ having been made In the terms Detroit 28w13 State of Michigan, Probate MORTGAGE SALE--De­ TENBERG, Deceaeed, 3513-C suance of the statute, sell at and conditions of a certain ATIO:'{ OF JERSEY CITY, court tor the County ot Ing­ fault has been made in the con­ IT IS ORDEREDthatonSep­ state ot Michigan, In the public auction the lands des­ mortgage made by ROBERT NEW JERSEY, Assignee ham ditions of a mortgage made tember 29, 1965, 9:45 A.M. Circuit Court tor the County crlbe therein, or so much as GENE DELONG and HELEN MORTGAGE SALE-Default of Mortgagee Estate of INA IOLA by TERRY L, and PENNI K. in the Probate Courtroom, of Ingham. shall be ·necessary to satisfy ANN DELONG, his wife of has been made In the con­ JOSEPH SHAHEEN, Attorney GRAHAM, Deceased, SIGNS, husband and wife to Lansing, Michigan, a hearing LILLIAN L. BRENNER, the amount due thereon at the City of Lansing, Ingham Coun­ dition of a mortgage made by at Law 3157 Guardian Bulld­ IT ISORDEREDthatonNov­ William H, Sill Mortgages, be held on the petition of Rob­ Plalntitf, vs. ELECTRONICS time of sale, together with all ty, Michigan, Mortgagors, to KENNETH J. PRESTON JR. ing, Detroit, 2 8wl3 SYSTEM RESEARCH, IN COR- legal costs, Interest at five per ember 41 1965, at 9:50 A.M. Incorporated, of Lansing, Ing­ ert W. Hoelzle tor probate of FRANKLIN MORTGAGE COR- and JO ANN PRESTON, hus­ In the Probate Courtroom, ham County, Michigan, Mort­ a purported will, for the ap­ PORATED, RALPH A LYNAM, cent from date hereof, and an PORATION, a Michigan Cor­ band and wite to W!lllam H. Lansing, Michigan, a hearlnr gagee, dated 8 November, 1962 pointment of li. fiduciary and CHARLES F, LYNAM, DON-' atfor!iey fee·as·provldedbysta­ poration, of Detroit, Wayne Sill, Mortgages, Inc. of Lan­ PUBLICATION ORDER for a determination of heirs. ALD E, O'BEIRNE, LLOYDR,j tute as therein provided a sing, Michigan Ingham County, state of Michigan, Probate be held at which all credi­ and recorded on14November, 1 County, Michigan Mortgagee, tors of said deceased are re­ 1962, in Llber 838, on page PUblication and service SMITH, HENRYW, WOLCOTT. Jar~el described as: dated the 5th day of August, Michigan, Mortgagee dated 17 court for the County of Inr­ ham quired to prove their claim, 461, Ingham Co:~nty Records, ahall be made as provided and GEORGE LYNAM, De-' . The North 34 feet of Lot A. D. 1960, and recorded In April 1963, and recorded on fondants. Four (4) of Block B, of AprlllB, 1963 In Ll ber 846, on and heirs wlli be determined. Michigan, and assigned by said by statute and Court rule. the office of the Register of Estate of LEO VINCENT At a session of said Court, Franklin Avenue Park Sub- page 767, Ingham County Re­ Creditors must file sworn Mortgagee to Equitable Sav­ Date: August 25, 1965 Deeds, for the County of Ing­ BRADY, Deceased, claims with the court . and Ings .and Loan Association by J AMEST, KALLMAN held in the City Hall, in the dJvlsion, In the City ot Lao- ham and state of Michigan, by said Mortgagee to Equitable 'serve a copy on Frank E. an assignment dated 14 Dec· J'uclge ot Probate City of Lansing, Inrham Coun- sing Ingham county Mlch- r· n the 16th day of August, Savings and Loan Association ty, Michigan, this 23rd da.y of igan: , _ .. ' IT IS ORDERED that on Sillaway, 3039 Andrea Drive, 'ember, 1962, and recorded on A true copy: A. D, 1960, in Liber 791 of by an assignment dated 17 A­ Septeni.ber 29, 1965, at 9:00 Lansing', Michigan, prior to December 18, 1962, In Liber Florence M. Fletcher August, 1965: Present: HON-' Dated at Lansing Michigan [ngham County Records, on pril, 1963, and recorded on A.M. In the Probate Court­ ORABLE LOUIS E, COASH, . May 27, 1965, ' . ' said hearinr. 840, on page 435, Ingham Deputy Probate Register page 513, which said mort­ April 18, 1963, In Llber 846, room, Lansing, Michigan, a Publication and service County Records, Michigan, on BENJAMIN F, WATSON Circuit Judre. UNION SAVINGS A!'ID ;age was thereafter on, to-wit on page 773 Ingham County hearing be held on the peti­ shall be made as provided by which mortgage there.ts Attorney tor petitioner On reading and tillnr the LOAN ASSOCIATION a the 12th day of August A. D. Records, Michigan, on which tion of SUsan Dorothy Simon .statute and Court rule. claimed to be due at the date 706 American Bank & Trust veritled Petition !or SUbsti- M 1 c h 1g an corporau'on. 1960, assigned to UNITED mortgage there is claimed to for probate of a purposted w111, Date: Auru.st 20, 1965 hereof for principal and in­ company Bulldln& tuded Service, flied by Plain- Assignee of said Mort- l"EDERAL SAVINGS AND be due at the date hereof !or tift, and It appearing tha.t the gage. and .for the appointment o! a JAMEST,KALLMAN terest and cost of foreclosure Lansing, Michigan 34w3 LOA..~ ASSOCIATION, Des principal and Interest and cost fiduciary and toudetermin.a­ Judre of Probate re'port paid by said Assignee Court has limited persona.l HENRY L. SCHRAM Moines, Iowa, and recorded on of foreclosure report paid by tlon ot heirs. A true copy: ot MOrtgagee, the sum of Six PUBLICATION ORDER jurisdiction &ea.lnst Detendli.llt, Attorney for Assignee of said August 22, 1960 In the office said Assignee of Mortgage, Florence M. Fletcher Thousand Eight hundred Fif­ state o! Michigan, Probate DONALD E, O'BEIRNE, un- Mortgage, Business Address: :>f Register of Deeds for said the sum of Eight thousand, Puhllc.atlon and service Deputy Probate Rerlster teen and 70/100 Dollars ($6, Court for the County ot Ing­ der the provisions ot Section 702 American Bank and Trust County of Ingham In Llber two hundred fourteen and shall be made as provided by S, DEWITT RATHBUN 815. 70), Including Interest at ham 600.1940 and 6CJ0.705 of the co. Bldg, La;1stng. 24w13 791 ofingham County Records, 60/IOO Dollars ($6,214.60),In­ statute and Court rule. Attorney for fiduciary 5 1/4 per annum. Estate ot HOWARD A, revised Judlca.ture Act of the --'---'------'on page 1018, on which mort­ cludlng interest at 5-1/4%per 'Michigan National Tower Under the power of sale con­ MARKLE, Deceased, sta.te of Mlchlran; MORTGAGE SALE gage there Is claimed to be annum. Date: Aurust 25, 19e5 NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS Default having been made in Lansing, Michigan 34w3 tained In said mortgage and IT IS ORDERED that on due, at the date of this no­ Under the power of sale JAMEST: KALLMAN the statute in such mada ORDERED that the said DON- the ®CJdltlons or a -certain contained In said mortgage and case September 29, 196~, at 10:15 tice, for principal and inter­ Judreof Probate PUBLICATION ORDER and provided, notice is here­ A.M. 1n the Probate Court­ ALD E. 0' BEIRNE enter his Mortgage made on the 27th day est, the sum of Seven Thous­ the statute In such case made Appearance lnthewithlncau.se of July, 1961 betweenJACKH. E-873 by given that said mortgage room, Lanslnr, Michigan, 11. and Eight Hundred Ninety­ and provided, notice is here­ A true Copy: and answer the Comphlnt BURRIS and NANCY P. BUR­ state at Michtran, Probata will be foreclosed by a sale hearlnr be held on the peti­ seven and 93/100 (~ 897,93) by given that said mortgage Florence M. Fletcher heretofore tiled within Ninety RIS, Mortgagors, and CAPI­ 1 Court for the County of Ing­ of the mortgaged premises, tion of H. Keith Mii.rkle tor Dollars, w111 be fore closed by a sale Deputy Probate Rertster (90) days !rom date hereof, TOL SAVINGS & LOAN AS­ ham or some part of them, at a.ppointment ot an administra­ No suit or proceedings at of the mortgaged premises, CLAUDE P, DOWIS the said action being an ac- SOCIATION, Mortgagee, and Estate FINES M, ISBELL, publlc vendue, at the Mich­ tor, and for a determination of law or in equity having been or some part of them, at Attorney petitioner ot lion on Promissory Notes and recorded in the office of the tor Deceased. Igan Avenue entrance to the heirs. instituted to recover the debt public vendue, at the Michi­ 1301 East Main street endorsements thereon; that In Register of Deeds for the IT IS ORDERED that on Nov­ new City-County Bldg,, Lan­ Publication and service secured by said mortgage or gan Avenue entrance to the Lansing, Ml chigan the event of failure to appear County of Ingham on August 3, 34w3 ember 4, 1965, at 10:05 A.M. sing, Michigan, at 10 o'clock shaii be made as provided by i any part thereof. Now, there­ new City-County Bldg., Lan­ or answer within the said !961 In Llber 810, on pages in the Probate Courtroom, statute and Court rule. fore, by virtue of the power sing, Michigan, at 10 o'clock a.m., Eastern standard Time period time, Pla.intlf! may 897 and 898, on which Mort­ Lansing, Michigan, a hearinr Date: August 25, 1965 ot of sale contained in said mort­ A. M. Eastern-standard Time, on Wednesday, October 13, JAMES T. KALLMAN tile the DefaUlt of said De-l gage there Is claimed to be gage, and pursuant to the stat­ on Wednesday, October 13, PUBLICATION ORDER be held at which all creditors 1965, Judg'e ot Probate !endant and take Judrment In, due at the date of this notice ute of the state of Michigan 1965. E-63 of said decea!ied are required sta.te of Mlch1pn, In the Said premises are situated A true copy: said cause. tor principal and Interest, the in such case made and pro­ Said premises are situated to prove their claim, Credi­ Prohl.le Court for the County in the City of Lansing, Ing­ Florence M. Fletcher IT IS FURTHER ORDERED sum of SIXTHOUSANDEIGHT vided, notice Is hereby given in City of Lansing, Ingham tor• must f!Ie sworn claims of In&bam ham County, Michigan, and are Deputy Probate Rerister that a copy of this Order be HUNDRED FORTY TWO and that on Thursday, the 14th day County, Michigan, and are de­ with the court and serve a.. described as: Estat11 o! PETER GESHKO, copy on Patricia Burris, 310 DONALD FOX published In theinrham County 32/100 ($6,842.32) Dollars, of October, A. D. 1965, at scribed as: Lot No. 12, Pleasant Sub­ Deceased Madison street, Lansing, Attorney !or petitioner News at least once In each and an attorney tee of SEV­ 12 o'clock noon, Eastern Lot No, 186 Windemere '· s. division, part of the NE week for Four (4) consecutive ENTY FIVE ($75.00) Dollars, IT IS ORDERED that on Michigan, prior to said hear­ 1108 Michigan National Tow- Standard Tl_me, said mort. SUbdivision ot a part of Ing, l/4 or Section 31, T4N, R2W er weeks, commenclnr on or be- allowed by law, as provided in gage will be foreclosed by a the Northwest 1/4 and September 24, Ules, a.t 10: ~0 City of Lansing, Ingham a.m. In the Probate Court­ Publlca.tlon and service Lansing, Michigan 34w3 fore Thlrty(30) daylifrom da.te said Mortgage, and no suit or sale at public auction, to the Northeast 1/4 of Section County, Michigan, accord­ hereof, and that a copy o! said proceedJngs at law having been highest bidder, atthe Michigan 18, T4N, R2W, Lanstnr room, Lan.silll, MlchJcan, a shall be made as provided by ing to the recorded Plat heartnr be held on the petition statute and Court rule. Order be mailed to Defendant lnsututed to recover the man­ avenue entrance of the City Township, Ingham County, thereof as recorded August at his last known address. eys secured by said Mortgage ot Ardell Richardson, Execu­ Date: August 18, 1965 ORDER TO ANSWER Hall Building, in the City of Mlchiglll, acco~cllng to the 12, 1954 In Liber 17, Plats, LOUIS E, COASH or any part thereof, trix, tor allowance ot her JAMEST. KALLMAN state ot Michigan, In the Lansing, Coil!lty of Ingham, recorded plat ·thereof as page 44, said. Ingham Coun­ Circuit Judre Notice Is liereoy gfven that recorded August 15, 1925, final account and uaipment Judge of Prbate Circuit Court for the County Counterstrnld: state of Michigan (that being ot reJidut, ty Records, by virtue of the power of sale the building where the Circuit In L1 ber 8 ot Pla.ts, p&ge A true copy: of lnfha.m Cornelia. G, Berreon Dated: June 22, 1965 contained in said Mortgage and Court for the County of Ing­ 48, said Ingham County Publ!c&tion and s 1 r Y1 c 1 Florence M, Fletcher JOYCE ANN MUSGROVE, Clerk be EQUITABLE SAVINGS the statute In such case made ham is held), of the premises Records, shall made as provided by Deputy Probate Register Pla.lntitf, vs, BRUCE WIL­ A trile copy: statute and Court rule, JACK W, WARREN AND LOAN ASSOCI­ and provided on the 8th day described In said mortgage, or nated: June 22, 1965 LIAM MUSGROVE, De!endent, Comella. G, Berreon Date: Auruat 2~. 1885 Attorney for fiduciary ATIO:'{, Assignee of At a. session of sa.ld Court, of October, 1965, at 10:00 so much thereof as may be EQUITABLE SAVINGS Mortgagee Deputy County Clerk JAMES T. KALLMAN 609 Prudden Bldr., held In the City Hall, City of 34w4 o'clock In the forenoon, the necessary to pay the amount AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ JOSEPH SHAHEEN, Attorney ------undersigned wm, at the South TION, Assignee of Mort­ Judrt of Probate Lansing, Ml chlgan 34w3 Llllslnr, s aid County and due, as aforesaid, on s&1d A true copy: at Law entrance of the City Hall, In mortgages, with the Interest gagee State, on the 19th da.y of Aug- Bonnie Bodr!e 3157 Guardian Bu!Iding, De- the City of Lansing, County of thereon at Five and one-fourth JOSEPH SHAHEEN, Attorneys ust A.D., 19155, PUBLICATION ORDER Deputy Probate Rlf!Jiter PUBLICATION ORDER troit. 28w13 Ingham, state o! Michigan, per cent (5-1/4%) per annum 3157 Guardian Building, Present: RON: LOUIS E, . E-989 RUSSEL LAWLER E-1045 that being one ot the places and all legal costs, charges and netroit 2Bwl3 state Mlchl&an, Probate COASH, Circuit Judre. state of Mlchlran, Probate Attomey for petitioner ot PUBLICATION ORDER where the Circuit Courtforthe expenses, Including the attorn­ Court !or the County Ing­ On the 18th day ot August, Court for the County of Inr­ Holll.str Bldr. ot E-19~ County ot Ingham Is held, sell ey fees allowed by law, and ham A.D., 1965, an action wu ham PUBLICATION ORDER Mlch1ran state ot Michigan, In th~ at public auction to the highest also any sum or sums which Lanatnr, Estate of ELIZABETH LAY, filed by Joyce Ann Musrrove, E.state of VERNON R, MC- bidder, the premises de­ E-1114 Probate Court for the Count:<~ Pla.lntitt, ap.tnst Bruce Wll- BROOM, Deceased, may be paid by the undersign­ Deceased, ot Inrha.m. scribed In the said Mortgage, state of Mlch1pn, Probate lla.m Musrrove, Defendant, In IT ISORDEREDthatonNov­ ed, necessary to protect Its Court tor the County of Inr- PUBLICATION ORDER IT IS ORDERED that on Estate of DENNIS LEE FLA, or so much thereof as may be Interest In the premises. November 4, 1965, at 10:25 KER, JR., Deceased, thls Court to ollta.ln a. divorce ember 4, 1.965, a.t 10:45 A.M. necessary to pay the amount ham C-4110. from the bonds of matrimony, in the Probate Courtroom, Which said premises a.re de­ A.M. In the Probate Court­ IT IS ORDEREDthatonSep. as aforesaid due on said Mort­ Matter ot MATTIE SIMON, state of Mlc:hlpD, Ia the IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, · Lanslnr, Michlran, a hear­ scribed as follows: All that room, Lansing, Michigan, a tember 29, 1965, at 3:30 P.M gage, with seven per cent in­ Mentally Incomp.tent. Probate Court tor the Cllmlt7 that the Defendant, Bruce lnr be held at which all cre­ certain piece or parcel of hea.rtnr be held at which a.ll 1 wn- terest, and all legal costs, IT IBORDEREDthatonNOY• of Jnrbam. In the Probate Courtroom• llam Musrrove, whose la.st 111tors of said decea.sed are re­ land situate in the City of creditors of said deceased Lanslnr, Michigan, a. hear1n111 together with said attomeyfee. ember 4, 1185, at 8:40 A,M, Esta.tt ofFRANICD,HAYES, lmown address Is 1505 Emory quired to prove their cla.lm, Lansing, In the County of Ing­ are required to prove their which said premises.. are de.: in the Probate courtroom, 111 deeeuld. be held on the petitillll ~ Lane, Cocoa, Florida., shall and heirs will be determined. ham, and Sta.te of Mlch1gan claim, Creditors mu.st me Ralph Vandivort to set aslclt scribed In sald Mortgage as W, ottaW&st.,LIAiiiii,Micbl· rr IS ORDEREDthalon.Sep­ answer or take such other ac- Creditors must tlle nom and described as follows, to­ sworn claims with the court .an order conf!rmlnr sale anct follows: ran, 1 hearlnr beheld at which temblr 1'7, 1HS, at t:SO A,M, tlon as ma.y be permitted by cla.lms wtth the court aru1 wit: all cndl.tora Aid matally Ia the Probate a.nd serve a. copy on Mary A. for redetermination otthe val~ Lot Number Twenty-one (21) of courtroom, la.w on or before the 5th day serve a copy on Cecile I. Lot 22 ot Northlawn SUb­ Lay, 2001 Devonshire, Lan- Plat o! Parkdale Subdivision incompetat are r.qulnd to Llui.JIC, Mlc.1111U, & hears.,. ue ot the estate's Interest 1n of November A.D., 1965, Fall- McBroom, 1335 North La­ division ot part of the S, w, . sing, Michigan, prior to said certa.ln real estate, and for of a part East .One-halt prove thllr cla.lma. Cr.d!tora be heJdonthejiiUtloaot.Amu­ a ure comply with this Order ran, Lanstnr, Mlchipn, prior ot 1/4 ot Section 3, Town 4 hearing, to (1/2) of Southwest Qle. m~ tU. sworn cla.lma with lC&D Bank 6 TrUt eo., Tna­ new license autlloriz!nr sa.le~ will result .In a Judrment by · to said heartnr, North, Ranre 2 West, City , Publication and service . Publica.tlon and serv1c11 quarter (1/4) ot Section the1 court and ""' & copy on. t•, tor a.Dnuce crt 1111 nr­ det&ult lla.lnst such Dltend- Publ1c&t1on and service ot Lansing. Hollow1ct, 11-A shall be made as provided by shall be macte as provided Twenty-two (22), T4N, R2W, Bruce South, tllldll &CCOIIIIl, statute and Court rule, ant for the re11ef demanded shall bet made as provided by Dltect at Detroit, Mlchipn Pol.llte Plut., ISOI S. Cedar Pabllcatloa ul nntce by statute and Court rult. City of Lansing, Ingham JUly 14, 1965 Date: August 18, 1965 In the Compla.lnt tiled in thla sta.tute and Court rule. st., Laulllr, MlcldiU, prior lball be made u JNY*d. Date: Aurust 24, 1965 County, Michigan, Subject UNITED FEDERAL SAV­ JAMES T, KALLMAN Court, Dltt: Allf\ISt 21, 1885 to a1d h1&11111. b7 ltatall ud Cllrt nla. JAMES T, KALLM~ to euements and restric­ INGS AND LOAN ASSOC· Judge ot Probate SAM STREET HUGHES JAMEST, KALLMAN PublleatlCIIl ud ..mce Date: AIIIQit 111 1"' Judre ot Probat~ tions of record, IAT~ON OF DES MOINES, A true copy: A true copy: . Circuit Judrc Judp ot Probate . Dated: July 12, 1965 ahall be made u prOYtdld 117· JAMES T. K.AU.VAX tor Lou!a E. Couh A true copy: IOWA, A.sstrnee of Mort­ atatllte IDil Court 1'1111. . hdp PNIIUt Florence M, Fletcher Florence M. Fletcher CAPIT.OL SAVINGS & crt Deputy Prob&te Rql.ster A true copy: Florence M, Fletchtr Nee Date: Aurut 14, lHI A trot CIIPJ: Deputy Probute Rertater Inez L. SW&ninrer Deputy Probate Rerlster LOAN ASSOCIATION, HENRY CLAY CAMPBELL ALVIN A. NELLER Mortraree JAMEST. Ul.LIIAN. Elclulle Bodrle Attorney for flducia.ry Deputy Clerk WALTER 0, ESTES BONK AND POLLICK J1ldp crt PN'IIIte. Depalf Probate Rertaeer Attorney for pet1t1011er CUMMINS & BUTLER, Attorn .. AttomeyS for A.salp• ot A AKDICAK lWQt • Mlch1fan National Tower Counter.slped: Attorney for fiduciary eyS trill CIIPJ: . TRtlft' I 022 E. Michipn Avenue . Inez L, Swanlnrer '708 Bank ot Mortpcee Billa H. llln1a CO. Lanstnr, Mlchiran. 34w3 Lllllilll BJdr,, 712 Capitol Savings & LOan Lanstnr, Mlch1ra.n 34w~ Deputy Clerk 34w3 LIIUI!nr, Mt~ 14wl 1181 Guardian Bu111Uar Dlpatf Problte R~r Trut D1JL Bklc. Lanstnr. 2a~12 Detroit, Mlr.ltlpn llwll . Mira J k"br. lll"''pp Nwl The Ingham County News, Wednesday, September 8, 1965,-. Page B-11 Join the News· 1965 CHICAGO ' Subscription Edgewater leach Hotel Campaign 1a, ~'1~\\Ul • All-Expense Trip To Chicago It's No Trick at All for You and Your Family (Plus Bike To Earn: and/or Cash) 1. CASH ($1.00 for Every New Subscription And 25¢ for Each Renewal} CONTEST RULES BICYCLE 1. No Age Limit (25 New Subscriptions Is Alilt Takes .2. Subscriptions Must Be For Ingham to Earn a Beautiful New Bike) County Addresses Only 3. Sales Must Be Made On Official 3. PORTABLE Cards Available at News Office TELEVISION 4. Campaign Begins Friday, Sept. 9, (Runner-Up Salesman During Campaign Closes Friday, October 1. 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