·stranger Rules Mason While Mayor Fishes Thein m Whllt! M11yor CuriiH Mur•fon of qroc·r!r' nnrl mmnhm· 11f I he C!lly IlnrriHorr \VflH htrsy runnlnr: f!ity r·mrneil. llnrpcr Is jii'I!Sii!ent of the 4 Sections - 20 P4gos uf'f:ilm In Mason Monday, Mnsun's 'lanlsun Eciwol honrd. Mnynr Pnul ftlchlll'ris und Pollen 'l'ha vlr;!Jurs ,were met nt the Chief IInrry Chundler wenl fish· north dly limits nnrl Cicicnrtcd to Copy Mus# Come. Ill!~· 'own hy Cuptnln Tim Stol?. and Mayor Murlon nnrl Mnynr Welt· '::ounellman Nels Ji'nrrlby, of'flclul A· Day Earlier onls r.xdrungPd jnlm Monduy 011 Mn,~nn hosl. After· a ~>lop al city Hospital Pledges 1\ltmtorhll ilay Uri~ year• fllll!i mnyor· cxchungc day, a Jlart of hnll the group nltcnclctl 11 lunch· Mlehlgan weelt. on puhllmUon duy for f.lw lllJI'· con at Mrtson golf cour~e. After hum County New~. 1'1mt nwunH l11nch Counellman F'orrll>y pre­ Evnrymw In 1\ln~;nn Is In· tho lliiJler will lmve lo go to M:ntcrl Mayor· Mut·ton with u gnld Vlfllli ~~~ Nf.op ovm• In JlnrTINon pm~li Wedncr>duy noon lnstmul lwy In Mason, and v!Hitlng women of 'l'IIIII"IHiuy, .Pass $300~000 · In Urelr· h·nvi!IH' llu·nuJ:·h Uw wil h flowers, nnr·t.h nne! Hit 11 whlh!, 'l'hnt'.~ Cot'I'L'IIIIonctnnl!! 111111 IUivm·· Worlwrs in the $500,000 Mason lhnt nil of the eampalgn lltcrn· tho lnrltatlon extmulml hy '!'hn rr•st of llw afl['rnoon May· tlserH rnuHt hlt\'e Uwlr ltmnH hospital cum p nl g n cheered or Murl on's party look a r:rand lure nnrl puhlldty has clearly !Udym· Mnrion dur·ln~; his und co11Y In th(! otfh!e 11 ctuy Wedncs·day night when the score· sllrled fmm the beginning that vl~lt her·e. lour of Mason, Including' stops at t!urller Uum IIHuitl. bonrcl showed $301 215 pledged, Mnsnn's sehools, churches and a 1 there ls no plan In mnl', Sf'ibr:rt, g"i:ru:r•ul While Mti!wn:s l1onnrccl guests Doctor Finds Sclhcrt nrlrlcrl lhnl. the enm· Wt!l'c sr•,.Jng the sigh l.q, Mayor f'lmlmuur uf tlw c·nmJIIIh.,'ll, pnlnll!cl out thul W1:dJU'Htlay palgn will end car.ly In .June nnrl Hlclwrds, M1·s. Hiclutr·i/s, Pollee that steps will he lalwn In start Chief 1 Iili'I'Y Clmmller u nd Mrs, nlght.'s totnl 11'1 ut tlrc1 60'Y, New Patients mul'l\, constnw!lon of lilt• new hospital Millage Board Clmnd/er went fishing. builrllng al. the ear·lle:;t possible The trout fishing IV11S part of Ahout 150 members of Ow G moment. The present hospital Mayor Hicluli'Ct's rlay as gLICst ot· Two patients came flying aJ. most Into the lap of n young Lan· soliciting committees gathered nt building will h(' snlrl, he salrl, for Awaits Report till' ellv of llarrl.,on, the Legion hullcllng Werinesday the best prlr:e oht:ilnah/e and the 11nl'l:ison rt!ally pul on a show ~ing doctor In Mason Wednesday Ing-ham's tax allor:atlon hwll'tl Dfternoon. nlr:ht to report. Seibert U!'gC;"luun, eXJIIulur•rl Grmnty DANSVILLE YOUNGSTERS will be Sawvell checl~cd the· condition o.f dustry, $50,180; and clubs and or· of the July 8 school election. 1'r•tmSUI"t!l' J,uurmu•e ·l'ur·l,m·. pt·oud of the painting. They are shown with hoth boys and calmed them until ganlzations, $2,100, able to rest their eyes on this landscape the picture foliowing the presentation. Mrs. lin Is a nwmbl!r" of the hou1·d. masterpiece painted by Mrs. Myrtle Briggs, an ambulance arrived for Bergey. Among the pledges was one for Both said that It's time for Briggs, now 85, began her painting career .Stevenson rode to Mason General $4,970 from employes of the hos· others lo help shoulrler sd10ol re· State appraisers made a spol City Council Dansville artist. The painting was pre­ at the age of 60. She has exhibited in sevet•al hospital in a pollee car, pita!. sponsibllitlcs. They agreed that chccl\ on Ingham valuations nnil sented to Dansville Agricultural school art shows and has won many awat·ds. S!Je the hoard job takes a lol of lime up with a total figure o~ <'amc Wednesday afternoon by the Ingham Couu­ favors landscapes and this one is considered Dr. Sawvell also went to Mason Anothtw whh•h hrou>;"ht and places on it should he shared. $~:31i,fJ12,7!l7. TIJal was 47'/r more Rejects Bills· ty News. Two of Mrs. Briggs granddaugh· General hospital to stand by while cheers wus $12,500 fmm than supervisors asscsserl. Tile an outstanding example, It was purchased the boys were being examined Wyeth Inc. llluH D1·. IJP:Unrlin hns ser·vc!d ters, Jill and Janet Briggs, are especially J,uhorutorlt~~ 1 r. y<'ar· before the stale figure Jur at the l 956 Bt•iggs exhibition. Yl!lll'li M;tson's eily council saki, "No," and treated. There were no brok· $17,722 from (!Jnplnyr·s of und i.~ ru·nshlm1t of tlw Ingham was $143,!)06,552. en bones. Bergey came out of the w u1 1'1 ''' tl 1 1 hmml. Stir! has St!r'Vf'd 3 twice Monday nir:ht to elaims for ye • w • ye (!lllp oyc!s ••en1·s, .loinhw thn !Uuson AI lhc April 24 meeting of the payment of hills. crash with a cut lnrii; nnd R'ulnfnll n m n 11 11 I c rJ to !.!.7~ for n year. hlglnva~·. nml Jmld $1fl. [ll'f)Pf!l' passing, $5. M El F t 1 B I TI II rs. • mer • ros was 1ostess mun; A 1 n , ext ernul vim· k Lenn North of Gruvcnhurg, :ill Brown nnrl snmP enmpnnlnns Fred Waltz, 7·1, Slncl tromprot·· rnmmecl 11 · pnrlwrl r•at' on South was I'IJil\'lf'IPrl of ril'llnl< rlrlvlng yield r•!ghl·of·wny, $5, Monday evening. Mrs. Allie tnry; Ivnn Kerr, trrmsurer; and Comdr. Thomns .J, Kr.ane, of atUI'e fot• IIH• WPel\ WflS ;,~. 'l'hr• PVf'nln~.l a atreet In Mason 'l'ur•srluy 'l'lll'sdn>' In jury trial. ITc will Roher! Rne, Mason, running Thompson presided over the husl· Rny Snldm· anrl Don Lehmnn, Dr·. Charles Henderson, Holt New Bt·un~wld~. N. ,J., was guest nvcrage 11 yent' ugo was ;,;,, Bl'OWil' l1ntl also swung fl!:l'IIHS IH• ,';r•ntl'nl"l'd llf'XI Wl'f!i(, lite jurlgr! rerl light, $5. ness mL~tlng; Mrs. Clyde CU11ls state .rlln!etors. dentist, was spealwr nt the 'J'ues· SJJOIIIwr· nftm· the progt•nm nt a 'l'emperntures l'Pr·or•l<'rt al lit<' InwnH nnrl hnd t'ill'l'd on Mason :.;:d•l. nn thP Jury Wc!t'c A'lvln lwd chnrge of the devotions nne! Lehman Is out·go!ng !Jrcslclimt. day nlght.meetlng of the KlwaniH fi:.30 rlltmer·. Comdr. KPmtc, n vet· Mn~on sewage rllsposal plnnt frw stnli!IR lll'fnre strlldng thP PHI", 1.inn, Arlhlll' Cnrri~nn, Corrllr! Melvin Bergey, Holt, running progt'llm, The next meeting will 'l'he Mnsnn .Jnyr•e(•s were orgnn· club at Holt BnlPn IHHIIP· ilttrl I 'JitTord l'at·lsh. lllgll Braman on June 24. lwrshlp of nhoul 2fi. talk on the causes· nncl proce~sr!~: nnrl pluyr•rl If major role In Mny J[j ...... :1~ vnrrl and Alhlelie liPid lmforl! anrl .Tohn A. Smllh, .Tncl~son, exces·l-=:--:------.....:.___ _:______of tooth decay. Rev, vernr, fl!J 'I'J·all'lt• \'iolatlrm tirlwts J'l'• 11 Jnunr:ltlng Explorer nnrl Sen Mny 17 ...... ·II :,I nfter the eolllslon. sivc speer!, $10. Smith was chnlrmnn for the eve· Sr:nut m•tlvllirs. lllll'il'd sr•ttlr•rl dm·Jng· tht\ ]Jolt May 18 .. ., ...... !~ •I'J L. ,J. Beal, Brooklyn, running nlng. Urown lost a r•rntplr• ol' huh wc•PI< WI'!'!\ lisil••l h,y ,Jndgn Fnmily Needs House May In ...... J:t ·17 l'llJIS tlllll purl ot' a t'c•nrll't' In Adams as J'nllnws: slli]J sign nnrl speeding, $15. G I II Off• · A worl< night will be helrl nt May 20 ...... ·1~ ;,;, tlul c•olllslun, Statt• Jllllir'c•, the purl< next TLiesduy night nlt· Mr·. nnrl Mrs. Cluu·Ies L. Wnt· Mny 21 ...... ·Iii m~ T.c•slir' DP\Vall'rs, Eaton Rapids, .TIImes Due c h t I 11 g, Detroit, . ' • er· rllnner at the Holt Bnlwry and May 22 ...... ti~ wiiO hnd 11 tlc•sr•l'iJllion ot' the• roups ns a ICe rs son anrl lhrolr :J ynunf~Sir!rs nt•e H~ r1111nln~ slop sign, $·1. Hpl'erllng, $10, t Grill. Holt J{lwnnluns who n1.· ('Ill', I'Ulllll'c•d llt•own on M·lflfi moving from llnt'l to Mason nnrl tended the noon Junchcnn with nt Coon lllll t•untl at 1:!:·111 .l:lllll's 1\I'Pdl, llnrt forrl, run· .James Mt!Fall, Lnnslng, speed· Holt Parent-Teacher-Student ::ts· -----­ llwy'll 1werl n lwuse with 3 or· ·1 Flowers from England WPcltwlirluy rllnl·nlnl-\'. ning st11p sign, $1. ing, $12. the Lansing .Kiwanis club nrc Srll herlronrns, n fLtll hnsement, qa. Jewel t l~IOW!'I' SllilJl r\,•llvrorl'i! .l:1y llayhnn, L:nmlng, RJlePrilng, soclutlon, ahd Holt Music Boost· Ayoubee, Robert Clnrlc, Dr. Hen· ers cluH met In the high school rngr! nnrl gnt·rlrm spnt. They'll In· llowers frmn l<:ttglnttrl In ~It·. and .Joseph SmintakP, · Pinr·ktwy, :;; I0. Glenn Anderson, Holt, speeding, derson, Harold Laycocl<, ,Jim (•ate cit hPr In town 'm· Clltllltry . Mrs, John Hohlnson 'l'ltLII'srl;ly. pnld $2fi for tltP prlvi!Pt:•· ol fish· l·:dmunlhodist t lll1l'<'h; Eaton road 111 Base Line road, debts which were Incurred In Lewis; father vice-president, Carl school. FLOWERS radio tunc-up? vocal· solo, "Listen," hy Don.LI.l wilh an (•stimatcd loss o( over building new units of the school Johnson; mother vlce·presldent, Tuesday evening to the Nn youth of the Lansing zone with For 'l'hUrstnn of Lansing, [ormC'rl~· ,,j $:i,OOII. and for annexation. The first 2 Mrs. Leroy Carpenter; secretary, 'Put yom· Auto Hnrlio i11 '"P. measures lost, 23 to 21, and the 350 present. Charles Whitney of Leglle; Fil'l' C'hier CIPnn Mnnn atlrib· Mrs. Jerry Alwood; and treasur· Decoration playing conclit ion IIG\1'! Address, "The IIighesl r;,a\ in Llll'd th<' fire to faut1y wiring. He 1hird,emlcd in 11 tic, er, Mrs. Clarence Ernst. Lansing, zone presirlenl·, and Nor. man Jal illld prt'scnl[·cl Gary Slusser, Shnron naldwill, Poster Contest· won the attendance cup. them with I heir Girl Scout pins ..Jo~·ce Dalrymple, Carol Everts tip to $500 of equipment mane? Ladies Auxiliary of the Jean R. from the building site and fund Rev. .James Snow of Elwoocl, ~laijj·~ _.ND 'THII ~DtJ@'.fj'f}'J The 10 third grnrlr.rs who I 1 avt~ i 'l.'lwrnsberry, E v c I y 1_1 Gil.lelt, Anderson VFW post 7309 had "a Indiana, was guest spenlwr ami WIDE'IICREEN,., · nom=:.= bnen a pnrl nf lhc troop, hut who ShJI·Jey Hn~·ncs, Cnlhcr.mc Mtl!er for the· basketball pnrt of a com· poster contest for the pupils of spoll~qe ·lD the elementnr~· sehool. 10. 'lllr,~:laM~~r:i·aond~and .tjll.rrl grarto> Br~)Vnies and will con'l.inue' ns :Bi·ownies next· ..-)'enr. · 'f\ssisUng­ Mi·s: Leach in lcarlcrship arr. Mrs. Lnron Shoesmith, Mrs. Earl Gar· The board education and the ham dlstrlc:t. ner; Mrs. Harold K. Lnrson anrl Delhi park commission S'ent out Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dur· Mrs. Burton Walker. nn Invitation for bids on ll join~ ward Gilmore over 1he week end Their meeting began with n contract for lighting the softball were Perry Weed· of Charlevoix Sund~y Show~ at 5-7-9; Mon'd~y at 7:30 Only flng drill nnd consisted of prnctlc(' field ahd ' Installing poles and for Memorial Day plnns, games lights oh· the new football field. Mrs. Rina Lolt is convalescing 1• and refreshments, Only. orie' bid was received· and ~dO~illion~~~D~roitat her home with a fractured leg. ~=~~~~======~======~======~ Jlrirs. Bruce Winslow nnrl Mrs. It was rejected: Bids wllr be tak· returned home from the has· Dwight D. Henderson a1tenderl en again later. pitalrecentiy. the May council meeting or MiGh· !gail' Capitol Area Girl Scouts ns votlhg deler:ates in 1he YMCA building In Lansing last. week The Ingham County News Oh! ~.No ••••• PUBliSHED THURSDAY AFTERNOONS Rev. Wenger Plans IN THE CITY OF Special Service MASON, MICHIGAN Volume 98, No. 21 1 Rev. S. B. Wenger will observe .,, ' ' ® not.NEW•• ·, I j I rural life or rogation Sunrlay ·on Enterell nA t~ie'Ond c11lKfl mntlC!J' nt fJOHtoiTicc, MHilOII, 'li'UchiJ•nn, unclor M~y 26 at the Congregational Act of Mu1ich :l, I 1'17 0 I• '• ·,,11'••, ,' I• ( 1,1,1, church. Mcmhcrs of 4-H cltths· nmi • Just·· cle·an~'d;: t~· perfectio~n! soil ..conservation programs will assist with the service. Your huve that "like · •rlie sebnon topic will he "Smnll !~l~t~r:i~,'·too, c~n Pcitat'cles." The call to worship new"'' look 'when· 'we·'CJo. the cleilning! \Y.llt.:be 1 given bj• Yvonne Childs: · We· handle all your togs scrtptut~e lesson, .Joan Rayrnonrl; 'jl!:nrtli's Common Things," .Jmly with care, .got o:.~t even the• Weijiieri morning pt:ayet·, Burton WATER.MElON most stubborn spots and .Bnlil\yln;: rogation bl2sslng· of ~t<:lj~s~, ,A;Iid you c,1n always · God's glfts, the seed hy Virgil · KeiW, the soil' by Cha;-les Palmer, count' ·'oii ' us for pr.:Jmpt the water by Sally Arras ::md the : so'rvice'l ' ' ·, . tiirmer ·by Olen Kent; presentu· I"'' ' 'tlon. of Bibles, Mrs. Hugh Hos­ klilil; pledge: o! allegiance to the S. flag, Mrs. Harold' Huffine, flag, ·Patricia Covert .,. •' .4·H purposes, Donita· Jenks; lnatollldi of thb' $1'.49 origin:aily lis'ted in tim regular ad · ' ~4·H- .officers,, Tommy Arras \ ' ' :BiirJi'ara Wiltse. . Doyi Break w·indCJw~ Two young hnys Wl!ILl lu·ll•-n Death (~aims '.. Into, juvenllo ~ourt thiM wee!• lur• hroal{lng about $200 worth of lewis Gardner windows In' Ihe B:whelot• ~llh 't the day Cnlhcrs promised lhat the hnys Bnii·DIInn neral hom<•. h11 ;r, doruned, nccordlng In .Tnnws fc•wm· nntl fewer · non-degrea get away fmm It nil rlUi'lng noon when It may he even more dlffJ. would puy for the hi'Oitcn win· Gul'(lnm· rllml foini.Lil;rlny llfll:l' 1 Vander Ven, superlntendr~nl nr tl'ar:hers ll·nd you'll 'sea what I lunch and they lmva no wn!'l'ie~ cult lo lure teachers Into one· dows. One fll:ther hns set nsldo n shot·t slr~kness al tlw hnnw of his sehonls. Anrl nol hecauoe nf In· nwan" mlrilhe superli)tendent. abmtt opening up llw sclwnl ln. room country schoolil, the Mason portion of an onion field f01· his son nnrl rluughter-in·law, 1\11', anr.(.' boy to enrlj ·the money, Jerlnr lcaehlng methods, poor TcadJel's In eounl!·y Hchools the morning nnd closing rlmvn ;11. ~chon! lmnrrl Is discussing the M1·s. Carl Gurdm:r, HR2 N. Eller(.: hulldlngs or prmr slurlcnls, r:illwr. I'Oad, where hi! marie his IHJII1C rli111'1 huve •1-yenr college training. night. They aren't conecwned with ereellon of 3 or '1 larger urea 11 jlflH! Country schools can'l :;urvlvr•, lhr• AI mnst, they have a. couple of how the hullrllng Is lwalcrl or schools. 101' !he 12 years, . .11 SUIH!i'lnlendrml snld, IH!r~llllsr: It's ye:tl's 1:! a slate college Ol' arc mnlnlalned. lwr:omlng lncrenslngly rnrm: rlllri· 1 Mt•, GnrrlrJOI' wns horn .Tam1nr.v" r:;l'llrlunles from a county normul. 'rlre sdtools lll'ohuhly aren't Pair Face Court cult lo find teachers who will With these 2 sources turning out T 11 u (! h (! R IIOSf;r>Nsing: cln· 20, 1868, nl: Chnrlolle, the son oC,. r In thn lmnwdhtln· futm·cl, Van· RCI'Ve In llHl oulpnsl sduml:;, fewer gruduntes, them are natut·· greos UJ'Il fl••sf; to got. Uw 1•il;y !Ienry nncl Mrn·y Bl'ilrr.y Ganlnm·, .. nlly fewer teachers avnlluble for · sehoul 1msiUons whld1 IIlii'• lim· Vrm mqii1Lined, hut Hltr.s Country schools nre dying Dll On Morals Count Fnr no y,~ars he llvcrl In Llilmlng'' I hr. conn try schools, Vander Ven rows the OJIJUII'Iunltles of' may h11 IWIJUirerl fni• futurn Ihe vine, accrinllng Io Va ndr:t' nnd worltcd In Hllfomnhlle fnr:··; explalncrl. llOil·dl~ll'l'ell teuolmrs 11 I' n t f, y After exomlnntlon Tuesclny and Ven, hecnuse Cewct· anrl fr~1vr:r c•nnslrnrt Inn. IIIUC.h to Ollll·I'OOUJ IWiiooJs, lot·lcs lhen:. His wife, J•;rne Rob!P, tenchers nrc helng g1·arlnn I cd Wednesday afternoons In Mnson, In the 1\Tu.son sehool sYR· 'T'he . proposed · area schools Pl·is Gnrchwr, clicrl In Hl:lll, 2 ~ace t from county normnls or with lr•m, om!·rnom country R<~hool There are some exceptions, !Jut Stoclcbrldge men eli'cul slate college limited lr:ar·hinl( woulrl be operated much like the tl'lll'.hl!I'H l'l!Cl!iVHIIII extm $100 genemlly, non·llcgree tencburs elementary schools nre Inside the court on statutory· rape chnrg~s. Slll'vivlng hr.slrles llie son wlih " cerllflcntes, Such lendJcrs who Who work toward and finally They are Floyd KIJ}g nncl .T, lYL whom he livPd nrc sons, Lloyd or" hnve less tlwn 13A o1· BS rlegrr•r•s IL YI!ILJ" fCJJ' CXti"U. l'llSIIOJL'Ijhll· ell,V limits. Several tenchers achieve teaching cerllflenlc~, nrc Leslie ancl Harnarrl of 'l'ue~on, now fill llw gap In Pllllnlry itii'S, 'l'hCSll rl!HIIIIIlRJhllltiC\'1 would I each sepnrnte grades, Bailey. They m·e held in jnll. 1111 quick to request a transfer to Sr_:hool buses would transport $3,000 bond for nrmlgnment In Al'lzona; a clnughler, MrH. Hulh schools, not hecuuso lhoy want In inr·huiB mulnlnlnlng flres l.n larger schools, It Is happening Bmthnnuel' of Mason; a hmther, nccessurlly, hut because lroad!Prs area pupils, And .iunlot· nnd sen· circuit court June 7. flw whllm·llnm, noon-hour Sll· right in the Masqn school system, lor 'high youngsle1•s would be l~nrl Henry of LanHing, slHier, with degrees have forr·Pd llif'ln accotdlnfr to the superlntenclenl:. ·MAYOR CURTIS MURTON found out Monday afternoon MI'H, Minnie 'J'hrnnpson or Chill'· out of city schools. Teaclwn; wll h JIPI'\'lsicm and the ·other re­ transported to a high school ns The complaining wl1ness Is snnslhlllliPs of being In rllnt· rlone now,. how SMA got· tho+ wlly. The Harrison mayor and Mrs. Murton J\ing's 15,year·old stcpdnughlcr. lolle; f) gmndchllrlnm anrl

Fully C?ooked CRUS.HED PINEAPPLE Picnics No.2 .Can lb TOMATO JUICE 39c 46-0z.

REMUS ·a·utter lb May Is the· Mo.nth ·to· Beautify Your Home'! ,. Contest Winner 3 lb- 99c ·,Paint-up Now . When, it's fun to be out· Will Gain $25 ·. ·use.'·. · ,doors! 1 '• ' Memorial Mason. school' youngsters· arc . · Y.es, it'~ fun to be outdoors in May , •• when 1 Free .Carton Coke being aslced to supply ii slog:m .rry' Brothers ... Spring is really here .•. It's not to~ hot or SPRIG Day· Plus for the Mason Chamber of Com­ Be_ , _ . . . _ . too cold • , • And when you beautify your Special,. ' Bottle Deposit merce this week The· Clwmbe1' · · . · · · . home with paint. · · . will give a $25 savings boncl !nr . . . . . the winning slogan: Entry· blanl\S were distributed Th ursclay. Dearl· line for the contest is Tuesday noon. Hl.. Hidirtg.'White ~1c · Wlnsto11 Dancer, Chambcor pres·

!dent, . salU. the winning. slogan ·.I ·will be used on official stationery, · Just s4.95 G·allon . . ,·...... ·. ' billboards. and other promotional Sale.I • • 0 , pieces. .. , LOOKS BETTER-:- GLEAMS WHITE -.SPREADS EASILY- LASTS LONGER . ,• . ' . B~y:Carton 1~. · ~F~r 4Sc- ~. ;pe,ilt

.,.,,,,.\... Meet Convenes·at Mason ..Jij ~I ·ffl Thirty· nine ~omen golfr.ra pni·· III II nnd Mt·s. Wnltcr Neill; nli of .,... r1 (lclpntml In. the f!lstrlct meet.. Bonnie VIew, nml Mra. Glenn IIIIi. Tucsdi\Y at the Mnson golf course, .Jncobs and Mrs. ,Joe Sn.nrjcrs; low 1:J·h· ., There were •13, present for the ana net, Mrs. M. Lccdle of Arbor Hill~ ;, o'cloclt luncheon. 1111(\ Mrs. Dale Webber, Mrs, E ..J, hii(JI f Clubs represented wem L!jnslng Hansom nnd Mrs. J{clth Smith, nll l ~;!.• I Countr·y Club, Wn})mlliiiis, Don· of Walnut Hills;, low putts, Mrs ..

~'IIH nle'VIew nl T!~aton Rapids, Duck Alex Dayldson of Bonnie View, (ff I, t Lnl1e, Arhor Hills Country Club Mrs. Paul J{nop und Mrs. Jnclt uml the Mus on Women's Golf Ilm•rls of Duclt Lalw, ·Mrs. Jnrrltt club. ' Rool1s of Wnlnit t Hills nlld. Mrs, rrr n Galt winners were: Low gross, Bud nutter of Lansing Country ~till ' 1. Mrs, Donald Guyton, Mt·s. Clnyton .Club, · !...... I. ; \.' · · --···--·-----·-- · Mr!l. HarJ~Y Spcnny .l;nrl Mra. ':'.,.,, '. 1 §·-~::;,: . 1 G1'rls Present ~~n~~~ ~·~;;·~~~:~~~tce;~~1i~~~~r::;~~ '?' ~ . .' 1 ) R. G. Henson; Mrs. Robert Dens· l1 1i I "·.. ·· '·' · · I h mrirl' and Mrs; Ghm Sheren hnd .. ,,'\ Rl~CEIVING TIIEIR CAPS fot• 20 .ne fl,re Claudia Sejbert, Susie Phillip~. The gil'!s have put ,in 30 hours at the Stye s 'ow charge of the luncheon,· Mrs.·Joe holll'S wol'l{ at Mason General hospitul Patty McCarn, Tobey Pearsall and hospital which entitles them .to their Sanders served ak ·chairman· of · arc Senior Girl Scouts of Troop 114. Barbara Hall. Luanne Birney, who Girl Scout hospital service bars. Mrs. A H-I girls style revue was the golf committee: Mrs. Lucille Ammon of Lansing, volun- nlso completed rcquir•ements to receive Ammon lnsh;uctcd them in home nurs- presented nt tho regular mccllnr~ SOROriiTY _;A; D~NNEJR tccr trainer for the Red Cross, is ad· liet• cap, was not p,resent at the meet- ing during January; (Ingham County of WhcatHelrl Grange No, 8~1 at 1 , . ~ .~ justing Kay Bowdt·c's cap, Others In ing Tuesday. ·a. t the Methodist· church, News 'photo.) · • the Grange hall last Tuesday eve- Eta Alpha ehnptct· or ljeta Rig· ...... ,; ------:------:"'-.-..,.- ·--,...--'------;------,...------nlng, mn Phi sorority hnd o bphemlan . · Th II I II I II I I chlcl Lott, Eloise l{(rozlds, ,Joan Up· ~nd spices wl.llch ·the sorority Is gifts be omitted. . . · tlwme o! Mason Preshytcrlan entertained with' a, llute ·duct. guest spe.1!mr at _Groven~Jur.g and, ton, Bt:asha Wnl':ner nnd Helen, selling to .rals? mont!y !or a col·;-----:-.---.,...-,---,._--..,.._------mothcr-clnughter hnnquet. Thurs· Mrs. Laurence· Parl~er ·. pre­ Roblllns Methodist churches Sun. Wat!llns. fcc mallllll1111 group slnt~ing after which Carol olclt!st mother; Mrs. Fo~est Hlil, ' his B. D. and M. A. degrct!s' at bo\111 and Dorothy Lconartl pour· mise money to add to theh· Melt!· served In the German nrmy and 1\londoy after MflllJHIIng tllll Chmtey gave lhc toast to moth· most daughters present; Mrs. Garrett Biblical seminary, hclpQd lng coffee. The girls received co• trip fund. The girls are nlfio spent 5 years .!n.. :Rilssloir prison \\•hltP.r monihH In· Sulm•no, t!rs. Mrs .•Jeanette Dart responded Zola Bashfonl Dart, from tht! start the .first Methodist mission their certificates and pins. Each making plans for troop camping cainps, .1-!e Is. sponsored by Mr. Flm·!Jin. with the toast. to daugh.tcrs. greatest, distance; Amy· .Brown, on the Island of Mindanao In the was also presentt!d with a potted Junt! 17·21 at the.Brlghton· rqc·, and Mt·s .. Donald Seibert· of.Lan· rlaughter< of Mrs. Jim Brown. Philippines. In this country 11'~ plant. reatlon, area. slng.'and .plans .to enter M[chignn Mt•, ami Mrs. Gnrrlnn Dawson youngest·. da'ughtcr. pre~ent; · nn,d has served ns n pastor of rural,' •. • • . · State university s~mmer scho.ol. al]d .Phl,lllp of Wyandotte were Mrs. Richard Brown, moth,er. of city, and suburban churches. . Mrs. Gt!orge VanDemarl1, who Mrs. J. B. Dean went to· Call·, · .• •. • .. · . Wt!cl< end gtiC!sts of Mr. and Mr:;; At 6:3o p. m. Mr. Eddy wllJ ad· !.aught knitting, and Hclt!n Wat· fornla by plane last F-rlday."SI:te. Mr. and Mrs: C. R,, Densmm'e: C: F.· Walcott. 'fhey all attcndet! Altar Society the year., · ·., ... · . 1 For the program Harold Ros!Pr dress the Youth Fellowship nt kim;, lt!ader teaching 4·H girl. will return In 2 weeki! by ·Cllf retu~ncd· 'ho.me· 'Mo!].dfly, frrim•l the Weflding Saturday afternoon Grovenburg churdt. · ' were preset) ted gifts by leader, with Mrs. Iva Bml'd. , . · · · · . Orange Ecach, ,W,h!Jrt!\ In the Alumni Mcmnrlal chapr.l and daughter, ·wa·uriatta;~o! Jacl(· ~l~barna·, Elects Officers " · • • ; Autumn plans Rev. Francis C. Johannfdes; Mrs. Berton Johnson,. Mr. and Mrs. .Stanley Haz:Cl they h,av~ bccJJ ~penfllng ~he. win·~ .at MSU of Miss Suzanne Pear· son drew chalk plct!lres. Mus!~ was under the rllrcctlon · of Miss Mr... and Mrs. Raymond Ryan pastor .of tht! churches, Is in Mrs. Nels F'erriby sho\Yed sllr,Jc,s wcm Sunday dinner .guests of tcr. . · ( ·' .... · ·. · ·:;;all.l\nd Charles E. Budd. St. James Rosary nnrl Altar charge of the services. He lnvltils on the Mason hospital campaign. Mrs. Har.cl's brother· and ·sister·. --~---'--~-..C...-'---,---'------~ Society had 'its final mct!ting of Jo . Ann 'Mcn'och'. ana.:! Nant!y o~ Musdn ahnouncc tht! engage· the public to hear Mr. Edtly this A short ·.business met!ting wa• in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Smith. · /TICnt of. thpir daughter, Patricia · the y~ar 'l'ucsrlay evening ln. the Sunday. conducted after the program. Parker, of Miller road. · : · church hall. Election of officers Men· of tlte' church' served ·the · .¥.,.to David A. Hale of Flint. ,' . . May 23, 1957 A-4. wns conrluctcd, dinner. Miss Ryan was graduated from New officers arc Mrs. Norman ·, •.' Mnson high school In 1955 and I Dalbec, president; Mrs. Cameron Is· now employed by a Lanf,iillJ:: l accounting firm. Mr. Hale Is a Glynn, Hrst vice-president; second junior. at General Motors Tech, vice-president, Mrs. Hnrnlcl Laws; gradunllni:: from Flint North,ern' secretary, Mrs. Fred Sehrot!dcr; Brad Robson in 1954. He Is son of Mr. and treasurer, Mrs. Donald Lehman; a Mrs, Arthur Hale of Flint. ~ and parliamentarian, Mrs. Ray Has Party · · The couple has· selected a Scp· ii Schofield. · tember date. Hostesses for the evening were Brad Robson' · celcbra·tcd .. · his tenth 'hlrthday anniversary TUI!S· Mrs. Wilbur Singer, Mrs. Georg~ day ·at a dinner party. given. by ' . Clinton, Mrs. Carl Gauss and . 'Mrs. Edward McDonald. his· ·mother, Mrs. Robert, Robson. Guests present . were ... Mir;hl!el Don a I d VanderVeen, Jr., Alderman, David Aldrich, Gary .. Club. Stage.s showed movies on the hospital Blood, Phillip W,hlte, Er;Ic Berg· campaign. land, ·Stanley Holmt!s, Jimmy .~.qu_are Dance Monroe; L1i'rry · ·snyder, · Jlrrlm)· , I Stroud nnd Brad's brother,Kippy, A large group of Servke club Mrs. Kenneth. White 'assisted in and, Ju!ilor Farm Bure~u mem­ Garden Club serving refreshments, after which bers! aftended a s9'!.111re dance! Mrs. Robson -took the. group to Saturday evening at the Dansville see Cinderella at the Fox theatre. .. Has Speaker Brad received. many nice gifts. town hall. The party was spmi· sored ·by. the .. Ingham group of Dr. H. L. Chapman, retired pro· · · Far\11 ,Bureau young people. fessor of MSU, was guest spt!aker at the· Aurelius Garden club at Club Members ·· .: During. the short business the May meeting. He gavt! a tall\ meeting, members discussed the GIVE A CAMERA ,'.::, on the study of annuals. Visit VFW: Home c'oml'lij;('prlntlng arid· sale of tht! plat boolts, sponsored by the .. ' . . ~ ' I Dr. Chapman related the re· Twenty-four membersi of Mu· Service club. A committee was .,, • .. •r qulremt!nts for planf life, the son College club went .to the YFW appointed to work on the solicit­ 5 preparation and care of seed beds national home at Eaton Rapids ing of advertising for the bool\s * ·Argus C-l~Camera. ·cas.e and Flash : ·:: ·. and the transplanting of plants 69.50· $6.95 Down Mondny evening. After · having w!th Phyllis· Webster In charge. ... '. :' .:·... into a permanent location. Col· dinner at the guest lodge!; they • ored slides of the annuals ln llw were conducted on a tour of the' TIH~ next meeting. was dis· · botanical gardens at MSU were grounds. cussed and It wns decided to In· * Ko~·ak. Signet 40 with Flash '$6.90 Down - shown by Dr. and Mrs. Chupmnn. · A ·business meeting was con· vlte Service clubs from Eaton and .·' ( Members of the club had an ex· ducted In .the' lounge, at which Clinton counties fat• a tri·county I"." ' • change of seeds nml plants. Mrs. time olT!cers were elected ~or exchange meeting Saturday, June * New ·.1 :.11 G Leica with F 3.5 Lens· Down George Grt!en and Mrs. A. B. Zleg· next year. They, are Mrs. Robei·t 15, at ·the 4-H. cl'ub building at .$24.45 ler were co-hostesses. Tht!y served Cone, president; 'Mrs. William E. Mason:' ·. · · · ' light refreshments at the end of Clark, vice-president; Mrs. Doit· B~fore and alter the meeting, 'I o,' • the evei1lng. ale! Edgington, recording secre· ·* .Argus· c·~44.·Camera. ·case and Flash Down members partl9lpatcd In square $9.95 .. tary; Mrs. Caroline Rngnn, corre· and round dancing. Refreshmenld PIANIST PLAYS RECITAL spond1ng secretary; Mrs. A. J. of punch and cooldt!s were served Linden, treasurer; and Mrs, Shlr· Nancy Bray played a Beethoven by the Junior Farm Bureau mem· .. *' ·Kodak Medallion. , F 1~ 9 'Lens. 8 nim ley Curtis, parliamentarian.. composition at the Music Teach· hers.· · crs Guild annual formal recital at Magazine Movie C·amera the Central Temple House audl· . . . . . Down • torlum Tuesday evening. Nanc~· 9 8 ' represented the class of Emma , Shlpri Shor.e Grant Zimmer. * Kodak Pony 35. ~amera •. ~ase and Flash Down • • • I ' ' ' ' $4.95 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Snyder, best bib 'li tuckert. . ·-· Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Stricl1land Kodak Medallion 8 mm 3-Lens Camera and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall .eyelet ruffled . * attended the Junior Chamber of ·with Magazine Load · · - Commerce .Inaugural banquet and $14.95 Down ball at the Civic Centet• Jn Lan· dress f • sing Saturday evening. 5 shirt Argus Super·7s ColorCarperai·F-.8 Le.ns.·~omplete·:.K.it Down * ~ . , . 3.25 ··Kodak Brownie Movie Camera. 8 mm. 'DANCING ··* • I ' , • , $2~95 Down . : . 'Every * ·&ro.wnie• I Slide ·camera• • . with Flash' · $8.50 Down FRIDA Y.SA TURDA Y SOc at the 5 Brownie Slide CC.mera. Starflex with Flash. Kit·· .. Down * . ' . . . . . " ,. . ... 1.49 I, I)ELLS · .. l BALLROOM B~y. ~· We Invito Yciu 7 mltea o.. t of .Lanaln1 . Nc,w.

Thla Ia ono of Mlchlpn'a lorwut ~To Open Notice· - ·• - . ·' I ~. dum:a noora nnd rRlea accond to nono ': for aa loJia In dance~ banda. Pa'y a tho beat time of your lifo c11n lonw be.. remembered by ·We Unconditionally Guarantee· AI fOur .~a.m~ llldraora on tho Mercury.· labct-Dim'l ... .Q~i~tl~o~ ~parkle freshens ~11; dresses up Yo~·n c~~e~a :.c~mpl•+~ 1root rii!J'hl; ' .·. .. tci··:.Piy ' :·: '' .,., 'I 'r •'•. '·'·. eve1·y skh't you own! Hul'scshoe bib, tucked ,, ' ' .. ·.,·. ,' ·. •' ../ Tod11y Danclna 'o't o~er·y_ Soturdo; collar•. , I '. . .. . :~114.top1;e~ Witllpc;rt·CO~IVertibJ~ '" 1-". ··, . .: ·· ·· - No Limit ... · A.o ,. . ·. '.:.Suds-lovely combe.d.·c~tton broadcloth •. •;' • I '• I . ·' ;"".!•,. J .. ~----~~\ .. :.. ; J . . . ., _:: .·~. · . '\V,hite a!~.d,p~l¢. ~~ncs. Si~!l.s. 2~ to 38.~ · • I 1° ~ .,, ,, : . ; · tao/· ~ 1 1 S~a"kli~B. ~.~,rlety ;of•!~ w ca~11cil ~fllp~nSh~Jrcs; ' .:; ' ; • '' ' • • r ' • • • '• '•:,)'.. ' ' '• ! ,, .. '· .. ;-;'.:'II.TTf.J-:::··: ·. . ···mnDD·=, .. •' . ' I ·· .:.-·1r.1.1~hh\ ... ··· ·~-u~tn··.<· ·a~·r~e··s··:. ' .·.· ' ' . ..: '· ''. 8 8 ,o ' \ I ·'. .• • • ,f, ••· .:.•.( '>... '"~. : : ,' . ' ·. 'I ( •• ' • --:' ·. Ppen:Fridly'Nigh.h · ·. :: .. '•v~••· .. ··•'- '·"' '•· ..-I,~'" .1 ,.,, ... I ...... -.... l.L .• ., ~" .•• ,, , • SCOUTS SCI·fEDULE DINNER . Mr. 'nnrl Mrs. Frerl Htlllnt·~' Friends Honor- Mrs .... Riker· Wlillumston noy Seotll fl'rlOfl l!nve I'OIIII'IWII to .lholr home Ill 113 will ::;crvo II~ ~lxlh lllllllllil 5H J!:n~t Mt, Hope•, Lnn~lnc, nft· Club Sponsors chlr.lten hnrhecue dinner Snttlt'· el' wlnlerlng ,In Florlrln, 'I'hey .·At Open Ho;use .Sunday rln)', June 8, nl Mr•Cor111ir!l-t purl!, went south enrly In .Jnntlllt'y, Serving will be from •I 1111 7:30 spending mo~li. nC lhel~· time at May Dance Jl, m,, rnln or• shlne,__ProecN!s will Lnltclnnrl. 'flwy wnlr•hcd the Dn While plelmt !encL!H, spring ScVCI'nl httmlrwl fl'lr!nl\s, fot·· herself to .Jllmdrecls of young- bo ~-tsorl for summer camp. tmll. 'I'Irrm·s'nt their SIH'Ing cnmp nowm· l!lllonts mnde from crepa . m'nr sturlents and lmwhCJ'H will stm·s, Dt!rlng Wot•irl Wnr II nntl ltnrl enlorod Into mnny rom- pn]wr nnrl cnlbJ fo1·mod nn nl· .honor Ml'l!, VI Vii ·fiiiWI' Sqnrlu~ the Korean wnt•,, she l1r.pt lip 11 n!'uriily ndlvlll. :J for·· tour:s1s lnll'livn :-;elllng fol' the Mny 'llftcrnoon In the school A'~'lll·: Volurnhwu~. cor~c:~~bnr!en.!e wllh Mo-the· ,·:s ·.En'roll_' '; . lhci'O, '!'hoy uti ended the Michl· I Cirlfll'Cl, Mason Chllrl Study Club nnslurn between 2 and 3, M1·a. mnny MaHon hoys In· scrvlm, Rho , ~::nn pknfc. Enmule l1onw they No. 1 unnunl cnllco hall Frlduy Itlltcr Is r:mwlurllng 30 yonrs of luu; conllnucd t11"lwap in touch 1 K' d ' · t ' ' 11'/lvelt!d up the oust co1uAt l.n ovei1lng nt' the high schon!. A lcnchinti this spring, 2,1 o! thos•J \Vtlh formor tcilchers nnrl Sill· I In erg~r eners Dn~thury, Conn., to visit Mr. and clustct· of l'Oiorful balloons topped yours in Mnson, d~nts nnrl sllll todny, she has the Nlncl.y·onc yo~:ngHicr·s hitVt' Ml's .. Jnmr.~ IJonrl. Mro, IJ,;nrl Is lhn mnypr~Je In' !Ill! center of the 1r·r~nnr!c•nco of mnny youngsters 111 Jn•n cnt·niJ"rl for tl'',-:1 y:!:w•s 1\llt·Jllm fot·nwr I~ller'll llllllard. Shu rllnwc nnor, Bouquets of lllncs Mnthorllsl r: h n t' r. h wnrnPn school, rlcrgrtl'lcn dmwes In 1r1e cn1·o, or >,Y ctor Pa tnl!l', \VIdws, doughnuts and coiTce, mve urged those knowing foJ'tnlH' ,, • • :whnol limo next fall. · 1 Marvl11 .ranson nltenr!Prl tlie an· J'lliJJIIs 1111rl tenche1·s to _ nollf.v 'were nls(, server!. them of llw event. . Dntc~. Jl~edt, gr.nndson _o_f Mi', The supr•·lntcnrfcnl. ~ltld ftrii'·,J~lllll m_cct 1ng ~'f, '.he Ccvelaml1 · -nulll11s. C. A. I1ushn~ll. Is .~lowly rmt.s who did not enroll lhclr Pl't!·, chaplet of the S(Jciety for up~lled Proceeds fl'rlm thr bull will go Mrs, Rllter .lolnr.cl t.lw 1\fmmn lmpl'rtvlnr, fmm 11 hmln lnjur,v. :, , . , . , M. . . .. SJJecll'nscnpy nt Cleve lund, 1ucs- toward lilt! C!iuh's plcilgo fund !ot• srhool system In 1!J33, before Lhm, He has returned from tho IJns sr. 1100 1 youn[,~leu; one 1.ty lll.t.\ , day nnd Wedner;rlay, · the new hrmpllnl, tcuchlnll In 11Ansc and Cdlllon pi tal to tho home of his parents, still do so thJH wcclt, Tlwy C!UI1 j --;------r~------­ Sho hull been acllve in clntrdt an_.·'! Mr. and Mrs, A. w. Meclc, Lnn. bl! reglslcred at elthcl' school, hi! 1 club affairs and hns e11dca~cd 1sing, explained. . · 1Ingham County News, Mason; Mich., 1 May 23, 1957 A-5

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FINGER GAMES are one of the forms of rccreotion at tho M11son Cooperative nursery school. DEL .. MONTE® Soatod around the tobias at a regulor session are J ,dy B11rr, Susan Bre11key, Doc Dart, Dennis Thom: son, Celeste Christion, Jarr Juderjohn 11nd Donald Green at the table on tho left. On the right are Robin Borner, Jan Wilson, Renoc Ruby, David Snyder and Tom Dart:, Members of tho class not in • the picturo are Pam Schmidt and Jan Dart. · DEN HOW . Mason Pylhian Sisters ·Name. Two New Officers ~­ ·MIX 'EM! MATCH 'EM! Mrs. nnbrrt nnhsnn JH'f!S[rlrrl as I[Jrocceds from the recent Pyth· YOUR CHO;CE! mnst excr•llcnl · elticf of Mason i:;n Sisters style show l to the Remus PINEAPPLE No, 2 Con Pyl.hlan Sislt!rs fot· the last time grand chief until a decision l~ .CRUSH~D nt the regular meeting WcLlnes­ reached on how .Jt. will be used C-REAM STYLE. CORN TOMATO JUICE 46-Q,, Con ' clay evening. Mrs. Albert Hum­ locally, phrey, cxeellent senior, has been PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT ciectcrl rnnsl. excellent cllicf to Michigan Pythlnns will have n WHOLE KE ..RNEL CO·RN BUTTER replaec Mrs. Hobson, and Mrs. rllslrict convenllon Friday nt DRINK 46-0z. Con Harold Barnhill is named excel­ Jacltson. Planning to attend from SPIN'ACH 92-Scoro lent st•ninr. It was Lhc last meet· Mason arc Mrs. Minnie Thorburn, CHUNJ{ 'TUNA ·- SEEDLESS ing for lite year:. Mrs. Carlton Hunter, Mrs. Boles 303-Cans Lb Print The group ma'r!c plans for a and Mrs. Humphr~y. Mrs, Thor­ RAISINS IS.Oz. Do, dinner which will henclil. the hos­ burn will talte part In the pro· pital •·nmpaign funrl Wednesday, gram: Mrs. CIIITorcl Smith, Mrs. May 2fl, al Legion bullrllrig. Mrs. John Edgar and Mrs. Charles 6 for $1 59. Maurice ltieldy .anil''l\l,lrs. Hum· Davis of Aurelius are ­ .·. . thy Ross nrici'Mrs: Forrest Cam)~· '· \bell attended a·:halr fasl)lon shoo/ ·' nt7, -the Civic· Cent_cr In Lansing . Mnnd!lY afternoon and evening, . .'s:· ., i . Barbara Norton spent the past week. end In a tni.lqlng and · Large, Beautiful Assorted · nh1g program ai: Wesley .· \~ . Plan~~ .; .. ,,.. ·Colors I'. ~··· . ~ .. ' uenr Battle Creek. She is ...u · .~'-""' -." . ' : . of Christian Fellowship for Mich: ···,, '. . lgan Conference Youth, an~ spen~ i •; . •::~' I . ·: the 3 .dnys with other. officers ·111 . . : planning the methods' training • : · loca!.''worlmrs in·.· assembly ar.roll Gardens · ~.whli:!iJs' ta.bc: In· 'rhltJ wn11l; 1u1 b'l·ouglai 111i many I'll" Rponser;, It neauly llrovo her frnntlcl W AN'I'BD - Hnnlt•mw who c•u 11 d•·l vn h ••No•·. 111 ht·lr• 1111. ful'ln. Stop the ad;, she plecided! It RI~ALI"Y lu•ought rt!BUltsl • I'IMillt! llluHon OU IHOHl,

:.. lnglram f.ountv News l!EIFI~H -- 2-yem··old rt'IJ'Istered ALI~ALFA IIAY--'fhe price has ' IIolsleln. Dtie In eulve May 2H. heen l'ecluced lo 30c per hale, IN'l'ERNA'riONAL seml-mountccl ,,, 7·font mower. Cttt 30 acres, 195·1 K. II. Harley-Davidson mo· AMANA I~Rli:I~ZER, ·19 cu. fl. llfl· Out of a 500·lh 2·yeat··old clam. First come, first ser·ved, Must sell Farm tnrcycle, One-owner, excellent May 23, 1957 A-6 Pllono Lansing ED 2·6001l, Don, ·right, good conrll lion. $375. Bred to a son of W, J. S. Leucler, to lltore'new crop hay. Cull C, M. enndltlnn, 7,000 actual miles, Also Phone Mason OR 7·G91ll. 20w2 -r------·------Don Williams, llfJfi Olwmos rand, J;!oles, OR 7·23!i1, fl•·st fnrm south Equipment S, .rcnnlngs. 2lw2p 19fi2·54 Nctsh car radio, Kllson phone Mnson OR 7·8793. oi Muson on US·127BR, on the C~ASSIFIED ADVERTISING JOHN DIEERE H tractor nnd cui· nutomntlc poultry feeder with SEWING MACfliNES -·Convert 21w1p enst side of the road, 21wl NEW tivatnr. Pnwer tal(eoff, nice Before you t11!1e that vncnllon 100 ft. of trough and 350 to 400· your treadle Info nn electric ~~~TES AND INFORMATION trip, size electric chicl< brondet'. Glenn portable, $29.50 All mnlws ------~, 1 · Fox Field ChoppcrR nncl Blowers shnpc, $250. Rollle Speer, 7G8 rc· WEANLING .PIGS. Hrmald I•. AGRICO fcrllll~er. ,Now In granu· Tip Top lmiPr twine WP:;t Howell rond, phone Mason Rice, 1121 S, .JnciG W. Maple J{ELVINATOR :JO-im·h cle!uxc and 1Angus. raised by Bea-Kcn farms and was 'i 5 p. m. to 7 p. m., 8·5 Saturdays. low pdce tag. $550. BUY NOW AND SAVE electric range, f.eg. $2•W.!JS CALL US Francis Platt -- ·------·------Now $18~UJJ and old rangt! No association 1o Join or any purchased through the state 17wtf . stall fees or charge fni' repeats. Hereford sale at MSU. He hns Finest In Farm Machinery ------1953 CHEVROLET 210 4·door RCA Estate 30-lnc·h gas range We ,welcome you to breed just a been used for 4·H calves, some of Mason Elevator Co. M·M Rnd Oliver Standarcl shift. Two to choose with thcl'lnnstatlc top hUI'llei', few. of your best cows to our top which can be seen at our farm. ¥.! mile north of Mason on US-127 from at $795. Household Goods. Phone OR 6·5734 Reg, $28•1.!15 sires. We average 80% conception This is a real good bull, easy to Phone OR·7·5!l71 Automotive Now $229.9:i nnrl old range DISHWASHER- Kenmore nuto· f on first service. keep, well built, cuslly handled. OATS - 300 IJtlshels .•Jesse L. 1951, CHEVROLET Sport Coupe 19wl ------·------mal ie dishwasher and sin!>, RCA Whirlpool 20·cu. ft. rllcst ' You clon't have to take only the We need to change bulls now, Campbell, 3031 Stillson road, GARDEN TRACTOR and MOW· 1950 I-JUDSON PACEMAKER- A cream puff· in every way enamel cabinet. Phone Mason OR freezer, Ht>go, $•1!l~.DS bull·, thnt is shipped on a single otherwise he would not be avail· Stocllbrlclge, phone Stoclour gm den Phone Mason OR 7·4946. 21w1p 1931 'FORD Citstom Tudor. Forti RCA Victe1r 21·ineh Super TV con· -!. oinatlc. $395. · cheap. Phone Mason OR 7·6001 Son, 3722 E. Cavanaugh. Phone most kernel sizes, Can loan youltr~ctors and mowers scrvtccd at PICKUP - 1941 Dodge, :Y.-ton. . sale, Hcg. $2·19.9:i George D. Harris phmte1· plates. Any day hut Sun· Miller's Farm Home ancl Garden or Eaton llnpids 2253. 21w1 Now $1!lfl.!l:i Lansing ED 7-7651. 21w1 DoLiglas Blanchard, 813 Barnes' ~ · . ----·------· ---·- . clay. Lloyd Aseltine, phone Lan·l Supply, 457 ~r:f· US-127, Mason, road, phone Mason OR 7·6937. . 19.Jl .yHEVROLET Stylehnc~ De KELVINA'I'OR lS·eu. ft. upright Ph. MA 3-3541 Dansville sing ED 7·7738 or Williamston phone OR 6·::J,J19. 12wtf SMALL GRAND PIANO. Kim· freezer, Reg. $4 19.!l!i 21w1 luxe 4-door. Powergllde. $1.J0. hall, for sulc. ·Phone Mason OJ·: 624-F-v.~ 21w1, LOST-Wheel barrow. ~---Five dol------'----'-' 1951 CHEVROLET Deluxe 4-clom· Now $:l4!J.!l5 It,: Boh Ing-hram will stop in· DODGE - 1953, 2-door Coronet, $395.- · 7-6841. 21 w1 PIIILCO ltl·cu. fl. ref1•lgr.rator at the Ingham County News, he Hay-Feed-Gral·n BALED STRAW __: 200 ··-bal~s Jars reward for return or In· can· receive 2 free I ickcls to Crest completely equipped. Excellent with 140-lb freezer ches!, bright wheat straw. First cut· formation as ta whereabouts. C. lji57!l.!l5 Drille·In theatre. L. Lamphere, 1770 W. Dexter condition. By owner. Best offel' 1947 PONTIAC Club Sedan. $100 tfng alfalfa-brome hay. Phone accepted. Call Mason OR 6·1031; Now $369.95 nncl old rcfrigeratot• Trail, phone Mason OR 6·4751. 11 ., * BOAR - Purchrecl Lanclrace, 7 FOR CORN US!~ Leslie JU 9-3744 or Aurelius 3103. 15wt! ni,onths ole!. Also a hal[ Tnm· ____16wt.E , . TRU,CIO::S PHILCO 40-inch deluxe cleclrlc worth and half Hampshire !mar. 12wtf RELY ON BUD'S . ----·-·------1956 .CHEVROLET %-ton pickup CliEST OF -DRA-WERS, studio range wilh ronstmalir., bt·oiltln~ WPight, 250 lh Pnl'll. $GO apicre, Klein's Plant Foods AUTO PARTS FOR THE couch, 17-in. TV, 3 of them, nil del' glass, jiffy grlrlclle unci 30· MR. F' ARMI!:ft • ~ .lll~~ ·~h~~ ·truck at a fraction Orin D. Cmwell, 17'1 Meridian Semi-Granulted Farm Tools FINEST NEW AND. USED of new pr1ce.' $1,350. sizes of beds, fans. rugs, sofa~. inch oven. · y· .. ~ road, phone Mason Oil 7·1485. The fertilizer with those extra Now Is the time to top-dress New Ho~lancl Field Chopper wi1h AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT. overstuffed chairs, mclio~. etc., to 0 NL .,•l.J9.95 21w2 plant food clements. Klein's Plant your whcnt meadows and pas· 2 heads AT THE LEAST sell or trade for anyt hlng nf PUILCO 2-cloor refrigernlor, com­ --,,.-----·------·--.. Foods contain plenty of extra POSSIBLE COST! 1953. FORO Sedan Delivery. A value. Exchange Center, 2324 w. bletcly nutomalic, wilh many SIX WEE!~S OLD PIG~. Phone magnesium, calcium and sulphur ture with- Farmall Cub Traclor with plow, *TRANSMISSIONS - Autotna: V·S, · with·. 'l'adlo .. and heater Shrirp. $795; Main, phone Lansing IV 5·40G3. ~lllstanding fentures · Wchh~I'VIIJe !i8F21. 5?:J0 E. Co· in addition .to generous amounts blade and disc tic, standard and overdrive 21 wtf ONLY $549.fl5 ltl~hl;~ !toarl, Wehl]erv~~c:_ .. ~1w3 I of the ma.Jor elements. Liquid International 2-row Tractor pull­ • MOTORS - Many late models ----·------· Tl1s pair regula.rly sells for $1,090 type corn planter *BATTERIES l!l46 CHEVROLET %·ton ]licl~up AMANA FREEZER, model 19, 5 BUY BOTH l~OR LAND RACE: BOAR -- 8 months I Regular Muy 'Orie ·.of tllos.c exceptional oldt::l year warranty against foorl/' $G!i0 and ole! range ami 'fertilizer Use(! Moline 3-bottom Plow * NEW MUFFLERS ol\1. Ideal to c,Toss for meut·typc: Analysis . Price Price "' NEW TAILPIPES model ylclmps. Nice in every spoilage. 5-yi'ar on freezer. Cost· refrigcratnl' Gern·ge E. Moulton, :n87j12·12:12 $80.20 $70.50 nig'~, Every dollar spent for proper wriy. F~h.·J.Y. priced at $295. $8G4. Will sell for $100 to some- ; • '' •· East Holt road, phone Holt OX, 10-20-10 86.20 75.60 fertilization will return at least Silsby Implement Co. one and take ovct• the ren]aining 1 AMERICAN Ishire nncl one Berkshire Kein Soi Service ducldlngs. Field ancl garden seeds ALLIS-CHALMERS two-row cui· highest bidder. Call Dansville terson, mile east ancl 'l4 mile 9x12 reversible rug. Leo Aleo, WASHING MACHINg and 2 and Hampshiw cross, hoth gootl Phone CAstle 3_8732 and fertilizer and. seed potatoes tivator and belt pulley, also MA '3.3041. 21"?"1P of phone Les 4566 Bond road, Aurelius. 21w1p laundry . tubs, $20. W. H. Tin· ones. Harold and Floyd Miller, w . at Tomllnsons, Phillip 66 Service sou~h ~.~nle~t·Jiill, Phone Mason OR 7-8161. 21wl 16 2 and Feed, Holt. 14wtf Allls·C h aIm c r s 3·bottom 1<1" Hl5l PLYMOUTH, radio, ·li,e.~te.i·.; 1!~·JUI :9·9425:··: ~ '1: 1., , 21w2JJ TV AND HI-FI:-'- ~'n'.off··~· atli g~y, 1.614· S. Die~z ronrl, phone Fowlerville, Michigan plows with cover 'boards and two· . ' !I 1 20 1,'. !' .. fll T."f !Dansville MA 3·39·1•1. 2Lw1p wheel utility trailer, chariot style. very good condition. PrlvatP. FOUR.·8.:25-tt:LI~I~tires ~nd tubes oor samp c ·rv an( · ., BRED GILTS, Duroc Jersey due 20w2 FIRST CUTTINU alfalfa and All in good condition. A. G. Cmnp. owner. Phone Holt OX 4·4171 . New ·recaps.. $40 each or all 4 phonographs. Several used TV ; to farrow .June 1. LnVcrn El· ------straw. Laxton farm, 1858 Tom­ · drM, 2Vf miles northwest of Lcs­ DeKALB SEED CORN-I have a Unson road phone Mason OR bell, 5 miles east of Mason at after 5:30 p, m. 21~.+ for $150." Phone 'Mason OR 7-6111. sets at equally low p!'ices. All sets M' l"scellaneous lie,.3790 TLtttle road, phone Leslie good supply on hnnd. S!Jveral 7·2906.' ' 1Dwtf• corner Meridian ancl M-36, phone 1950 CHEVROLET 2.ton 'ti:uck . . . .J: 21wt£ fully guaranteed. Lavis TV, 627 JU 9·2748. 1Gwtf new varieties along with the old Mason OR 7-7194. 19wt£ with 12-ft. bed with raclt .ariil ' N. Lnnsing road, fUS·127l Mason. L__ W_N ___ M_O_W_E,_R ____ I_'_ll-- standbys. You can p!cl1 it up any· FARM MACHINERY for sale. 1955: OLDSMOBILE 88 2-cloor Phone Mason OR 6-1762. A ' S - S" saws, time at my farm, 6 miles north hoist, new tires ancl tubes on hydrairia,ttc, power bralms, good 21wl '14-lnch. drllls, paint sprayers, REGISTERED and grade Yorl1· John Deere tractor, M Model shires from Michigan state fair or Mason at 2955 Oleemos road.· Attention Farmers bacl1, overhauled engine.· 1$27 rubber, white, .walls. Super· De ·- refrigerators, stoves, bicycles, grand champion boar, true meat· Phone Lansing ED 7·7419. .John Be sure of your corn crop this No. with hydraulic plow, cultiva­ Harper road, phone Mason, ·o. R Jnxe radio,.,. seat· covers, '·uac 1 cup BABY YOUTH'1 BED.I( blond, with ironers, motors, flush doors, win· typ¢ Yorleshirc lmnrs nnd open Schnurbusch. 18w4p season. Plant a fielcl of "Funk's- tor, bull dozer blade, power take­ 7-10•11. · 21w.lp, lights,., ·dual horns. Wheel disk removable sa es. ant-wetlit' mat·AI dows, hundreds of other new and bred gilts. W. E. Kranz and Son, G" hybrid and be certain of high oil', on rubber. John Deere corn 1<156 GMC TRUCK. Ca'· over en· chrome ,window shades. Moto~Ftress. hin excePehnt11 coDm JO_nll. MsAo used arlicles to sell or trade for yields, maturity and quality, planter, one 3-scction sprlngtooth - gl u • renen door. one ansv1 e anything of value. El;cllange 3188 'l'omlinson road, Mason. 'ne 121 375 1'n 2 s'pend cab l1as chromed"parts also. Reason 3 239 G v t J ? 0 M Ph'onc Mason OR 6-1787. Nitrogen we urge you to weigh and com- drag, one 3·sect!on spil{(! tooth . • • · · ~ • ' · ~. eor~c og , r., 1-·9 a· Center, 2321 W. Main. Phone Lan- f • pare adapted var·ietles available. drng.. All this for $1,500. Phone over axle. Will take 16-ft. rack ably Pl'iced. Can be seen nights son street, Dansville. 21wlp sing IV 5·1063. 21wtf 12wtf 82% Anhydrous Ammonia Lansing TU 2-2660. 6121 LaBelle Phone 58-F-21 Webberville. 53fl0 or Saturday or Sunday at this -- CUSTOM APPLIED R L Rd s I I . f f E. Columbia road, Webberville. address. ·Jean Randolph, 211 Fogg GOOD USED 24-lnch 2-tuhe GE BOAT _ 12·ft. m'etal boat. with REGISTERED Hampshire boar Phone Lansing ED 7·7279 w• . yon M-9 ~~o~a~~~~~ rom corn~~~ 9 2 · 21w.3 t•oacl, phone Leslie JU 9·5824. llouresccnt light fixture with oars: ~oo::l harness for horses for sale. Weight about 22!i lb. C k 483 S. Onondaga road, Mason ------"-. · 20w2p extra tubes. Ready to go. L. A. and used TV set, 'reasonable. Al1;o Ford tractor and plows, both 00 Phone Aurelius 612 1 BUL!{ MILK TANK, Dari-Kool, 1945 V·8 FORD stake racl1 trur.le Wileden, 534 W. Ash. Phone· OR Phone Lansing TU 2·1389. are in A-1 condition. Vern Palmer, Nit.rogen .Service · . 21w'> I 250-gal. Malee us on offer. Hugh for sale. New grain type !J'ox, · · 7·1371. 21w1p 3 'miles west, 3 miles south of ·----·---~----~ Ellsworth, 1676 Aurelius road, hydraulic holst. Good ·running 1957 Pontiac 21wl condition. C. A. Diehl & Sons, REFRIGERATOR - 1956 Frlgl· Ma, .s.on, 1568 Edgar road. 19w3 AL COOK Holt. Phone Holt OX 4·2561 or JACOBSON MO\:YER self-pro 2186 E. Cavanaugh f J I A li '1624 ~o ~ Dansville. Phone Dansville MA Chi eft. a in, rlaire Cold Pantry, 12V. cu. ft. . Sl-iETLAND STUD SERVICE. Route 4, Ma~on arm 00 S ' I ure us ' ~ w:..p 3·2631 or MA 3·2172. · 21w2 Maurice Briggs, 224 S. Jefferson, pclled lawn mower, 21·inch cut. In excellent concli1ion, Sale price ·P!Jny only 39 Inches high, beau· -'--~- IJOHN' DEERE B TRACTOR for 1947 OLDS, black 2-door with 6· Deluxe 4·door sedan phone Mason O~'t 7·0563, 21w1 o( new one $215. Will sell for $75. tiful chestnut with flax mane • F.12 TRACTOR AND_P_L_O_W""""'-- s~le. Also a ya~·Brunt. 13 hole cylinder engine. Has radio, Demonstrnto~ RUG-9x12, gray and blue. Extra Otis ¥ontaven·, 2320 Phillips road, and tall, a classy little pony in Seed Corn Will sell or trnde for cat•. gram drill wtth fertilizer and heater and plastic seat covers. Equipped with: Mason OR 7-8565. 21wl every respect. Wlll service either Phone Lansing FE 9·8111 or see rass seedcl' attachment. 2418 Car is in good condition. Phone · Stratofllte Hydramatlc good qttallty, ·good condition, small or large pony. Bennie Tay· Win every year .with Pioneer. at 1227 Haslett road. w urelius road. 20w2p Mason OR 7·4963 or see Lawrence Underseat heateJ' and defroster lji20. 2143 N, Cedar, Holt. Phone BOAT - 10-ft.· plywood in good 21 1 Holt OX 4·8116. 21w1 lor, 3295 S. Waverly, Lansing. 1 11 bl Burgess at Al Rice Chevrolet, Rn"dio. · · shape. Reasonable. Also elec· Phone Lansing 'l'U 2·3990. 19w8p Complete sloe' now ava a e at DAVID-BRADLEY iarm wagon. HAl R~ESTER -1 D~luxl·e LTundcll 21wlp Oil Bath Air Cleaner trle reel-type lawn mowm·, wor!1s any time: ·. . · Heavy-duty large tires. New. 1a1 Vester, A· con" ton. erms 18 FEEDER PIGS - 9 and 12 Avoid the rush, get yours now. $ , Wayne Sangt·ee, can be arranged. Phone Lansing 1955 CHEVROLET %-ton pickup. F.'ull Flow Oil Filter Furmture good. Cheap. Earl C. Jones, 4662 180 1b505 w. Barnes road, Aurelius. Phone wee!1s old, $12 each. Four Hol· B W h Columbia roac,l, across M.99. IV 7·5880 or IV 9·6788. Can he 1955 Ford Falrlane with extms·. Eic!fa Heavy Foam Cushions For Better Buys at Less 2203 Aurelius. 21wtf stein feeder steers. 600 to 800 lb Curtis. . rig t Phone Eaton Rapids 4-6604. seen at 3191 Stoll road, Lansing. 1956 Ford tractor, Sherman bar.k· Wlndshleld.Wn~hers each. 23c a lb. Goats for butcher- - 21w11) ---.:9wtf hoe with blade on the front, trail· Power Bralces Bunl• Beds ...... $20 up WALES adding macl1ine. Not new ln,g.,and one thoroughb1·ed female Route 2, Leslie, Michigan er for hauling tractor. 1957 22-ft. Over:slze W:hlte. Wall' Tires Living Room Suites ...... $30 up . but does good worl<. Price $15. German Shephe~•d dog, 1 year old. · 3220 Wright Road TRACTOR- John Deere B trac· BALER-New Holland 77 Baler house .trailer, deep freeze, 26·cu. Speclni.Interior Trim Chests ...... $5 up Cwul11Mp;an Softt WtateMr Servlcpe,h241l Fred Haynie, 1509 Lamb road·, Phone JU 9·2334 tor. with starter, lights and with motor and starter, used 2 ft.· chest type, other small Items. ' Two·Tone Paint. . a:p 1e s ree ·, nson. one pbonc Mason OR 7-4913. , 20w2 -----,..-----1_7_w_tf power lift. Also Re() power lawn YE'ars. Priced reasonably, Louie Rollin Fa'rr, 4359 Keller road, Special price Includes sales tax, Credit Available Mason OR 7-2311. 21w1 c· mower and 1946-Mercury. Clay. Simon, 4642 Blackmore road, Holt, phone Holt ox 9·2325. . ' license and title Foote Furniture SIDEWALl{ BIKE..!._ Boys' with ALFALFA HAY, first and seco'.ld ton Johnson,, phone Dansville MA Leslie, Route.1. 20w4p . , 19w4·~ , . · training wheels. Good condi· cutting. Wlll deliver.· Butler 32888 · 21 1 - $ 9:30·6:00 tlon. Se.e It at Pierce's saw shop Bros., phone'Mason •OR•7·1786>.'. ·. •' w 1953 MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE Z DUMP TRUCI{S -1954,1951 nnd . 895 l439 W. Grand River, Wllllnmston, in Mason. 21w1 ' · lwtf 2 USED .range shelters for sale, . tractor, $900; 3-bottom. 14·inch . i950 Chevrolets, 2-ton, In good 2 5wU . . . . · , , reasonable.- Al~o 3·section ·ga. rubber-tired plow with power lift, running condition. Also. John This car•carrles.'Q new car ALUMINUM BOAT - Meyers; SOY BEAN. SEED, .$2.50 a·:bush· rage. door, In good condition. $150; 2·row cultivator, $75; 7% ft. Deere loader and Oliver Crawler guarantee.. AUCTION - Saturday, 7 p .• m. . new. Also boat trailers. WiJ.. Lansing' ED 2·3032 after power. mower with power lift, tractor, wide gauge. Phone Holt at Lansing Economy Furniture ~lam.·Fountain, 3822 West Colum· hawk. Edwin Sluyter, Route 5 p. m. 20w2 $150; International 2-bottom plow ox 9·2796. llwtf oll'M·99 at Maple Grove; New and bin, phone Mason OR 7·7013. US·127, one mile north of Leslie.· - on rubber, $50; International 2· · Dick- Lyon tsecl merchandise of all ldnds. · · · . ·• ·, . 21'\\;1 20W2p· JOHN 'DEERE 2·row corn plant- row cultivator. with power lift, 1949 FORD V·S. custom 2·door ' Consignments accep~ed. 15wtf• · ·"""•.• METAL BOA, T' S for sale ----'-...... ,.-~-'---,.__...;'...:...,.., I er, · 7·ft: cultlpacker, ll·hole $50; Inte1·national cultivator, with. overdrive, new tires and . Oft'ice-116 E. Maple Street, 12 •..• SOYBEAN· SEED ·.~ ChlP,I>.IlW.a. grain drill, corn sheller. All ;these hand lift, $35; International. ham- battet;y, .Motor.ln ·good 'condition. i ·Resldence:-.::1~36,, Iyes Road MAYTAG LAUNDRY equipment · factory built, at Doble lalef,!. We W•eh~tt!r• . 111id Blnckhawlc. One year froin for. $65. Will· Perrine, 4 miles mer mill, $35. Roy D. Donald,. Leo WantQr, 385 .Dexter Tra.ll, .2 ' · . Mason· . · . _ sales., and··. service.· Silsby Im· l!il·e t•eplaci!lg with larger boats. um~au,on;':· Mason Elevntor ·co. south of Leslie, 1146()· Churchill· ·1287·-W; Lamb road, phone M~son miles east of state game· ..farm. : : !. Phone QR 7-1803 or OR 7·1783 plement Co., State· stmet, .Mason; Terms· can be arranged. W •. R. '20W2 ron'd, 21w1· OR 7·0582; · - . 29w2 ~ . . · :' . 21wlp j' .~, ..... , ., ·" . ··• ·· ...- · 20wl plione. OR-1·0141. · 9W.tf. J;>udley 'at-Doble ·lnlce: · · · · 15wU

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TO BUY Ingham County News, Mason, Mich, May 23, 1957 A-7 SEE 'I'IIE NEW PLAS'l'IC front TO SELL 3·BEDH.OOM, a11 mor!ci'll ranch WAN'l'ED-25·40 acres of hav APAH.TMEN'I' - SPCOIHI llo~r Chnmplon trailer homes. Out· ABEL •HOMES FAHMS homo, Just G ycnts old, 1 ',is llllllt' Mason or Lcslle'to put ui1 apartment, flllnlslwrl, 'i roomll ------stnndlng (Jeaulles. Also a wonder· br.ths, cn1 pcllng, drapes, ftlll base on ~hares or will buy, Alfulfn pre nne! ilnl11. No chlltii'en nf school For Fine Rcnl Estate Call Us WILLIAMSTON MEMORIALS- PUPPIES - G, part Coclcer and ful line of W.11lmnn's renewed, rnent, gn~ hcnt, 2·cm· attached ferrer!, H.ohcrl Shcathelrn, Eden uge or pel~ Lncn!ed ut :~OR 1)J W, Monuments nnd mnrleers In the part Beagle, from registered used trnllcrs. Buy from Whit· Real Estate 742 W. Center, Mason gm age, especially wcll-locnted In load, Leslie, phone Leslie ,JU Columhln. Imrnr>r!lnlr.ly IIVn!lnb)e, flnoRt grnnl!cs. Memorial Day de· Beagle, Also 3 blonde Codwi s, d man's nncl be sure. Whllmnn's Mason. Owner hnlng tr:msferrcrl 0 2205. 21 Wljl Inquln• of Minnie Thorlnu·n, 'It~ II wry. '1'1 y us for economy, qual· wcolts old, $5. Roy p, Donald, 1287 Trnii lOwlf Onr.·qunrte:r mile south of west. Phone Mnson on 6·1788. ... _,._17wtf__ Leslie .JU 9·2641. 21w1p ------'· 1 21w1 1 ~cit well, $4,200, li'I ms, Pennsylvania Intersection on US TV SERVICE on nil mnl,es of In Holt at 4192 Watson MASON - Vut'Y ttnllsLtnl one· ------FOR RENT - Partly f11rnlslHld" ' 127 or 1 mile north of Holt ENGLISH POINTER, year old television. Also rndlo, phono· Jloor home, panelc(] walls in WANTED - Used Ford or Fer nrmrl ment, 2 rooms nnd hn!h •. : Phone OX·4·3211. 23wtJ WILLIAMSTON, ncnr, :J~~·ncra Attractive 2·hedroom horne, 3. living nnd rllnlng 10om, 2 bed· guson cultivator. Prefer spring· Phone Muson OTt fi 5511. Now Is the time to buy your gmph and nmpllfler rcp,dr. Corn· farm, 5·Joom morlern lwuse, ga. birr! dog so he will get to lmow pletc service. Henry Fries, 127 piece bnth, handy lcltchen, nrr. rooms, l'f.s ha1hs, tile Jloots, pic•· tooth. James Frost, phone Wll· 12wtf SAFER-Small safes for office or rage, small lHll'n ntHI poultry plncc, hurdwoml lloors, full hnsr.>· lure windows, nlr conditioned, gns llnrn~ton 602·F·2l. , 21wl p ------­ ynu lwfore bird season. S. T~ N. Lansing street, phone Mason home. Also Index flies. Keep house, $15,000, $!i,OOO rlown. men!, 2·car garage, 2 lots. Prlec heat, full giant dc'pth brtscrncnt, ~------FOR HEN'!' - Lnwn rollets and •• J{runz,' 3017 W. Tomlinson road, OR 6·1201. J 6wtf attnchcd glli'rdeJ s. Perkins Hurd·• • your business records In order phone Mason OH. 7·1532. $13,2~0, l!'IIA llnnnce. MASON, 0 morn, modern house, will lllw this and Its fol' sole al cooler wl!h side opening In good wnre, Mason, phone M.tson nnrl prolPf'IPrl from fire Harold 21w1p TV AND III·FI - 20'/r off on all on·- NPal Safe Co. Phone Mason OR atlnr her! g.tragc, extra gwHJ! n reasonable price. A, 0. Green condlllon. Call .Tames Bailey, 6·4311. 12wtr• l!oor sample TV and HI F'l Near Plcnsnnt Lnlec 70701. 7wtf Jocntlon ~n pnwrl stwcl, $11l,. ough, Dansville, phone ]),msvllle .Tnckson, Houle 3, Rives Juncllntl - - -- · -- -- BEAGLES - 2 mules, 2 nnd 6 phonographs. Several used 'l'V MA 32291 21 1 Al'All'I'MENT - :1 rooms nml -- - ·------years pld. Good hunters, sell sets u! equally low prices. All sets 51l0 with $'1,000 rlowti. 3·hcdroom home with modern · ' ______w P phone 15F14. 21wlp hath, onro bedroom. Av.rllnhle WINDOW RCHEENS rnndo, nnd OJ' !rude. What have you got'! fully guarnnlecd. Lnvls TV, fi27 ltltchen, 2 baths, waJJ.to·wall car· ------lrnmer!lntPly, utilllll's rurnlsheli. u•tmil r•rl. Lr•t us replace your Earl C.. Jones, 4662 Burne~ road N. Lansing road, IUS·l27l Mnso11. MASON, 2·bedmom home, ~ piece pr.l lnb', fireplace, 2·cur gnrng•'·i FOR ~ALE, Oft THADE -- Two· POULTRY WAN'l'ED - Before Two ,end .t half hi or Its f1 om coLII't ruslPd nut screens with rust· Phone Aurelius 2203. 21wtf Very good year nround home. bediOorn lanch slone bim~nlow you sell your poultry, get 2 ,--,_.,...,...... ,.______Phone Mason OFl 6·1762 hnth, full b,JscmPnl, 2·car ga· Nice location In LnnRing. 4 years prl'c s Be su I I C ll house. Gerald W. Dt own, 1:!7 N. proof nlurnlnurn. 'I'horh4rn Lum· 21wl rage, locotcrl on paved strPet, e . re one s 111 ne. a J ff M . 1 • '·I IjOUND ·- Blnclt and tan. Ap· old Garngc and pntl(l, $8,000 Wat!s phone William t , M c CI son, nson, p wnc ., ,I son hroi' & Coal, 20R N. Mnson strcc•t, $8,500, !c1 mii. 69 ' t]IIHIIW Mason 011. 7 3381.' 21wl proximately 18 months old 68 AC!U~S southeast of Mason on equity !rude for good home In ' • s on ~ · · · OH 7·2G21. 1flwtf Well·sturterl. H.ensonuhlo. A B. blacl, · miles rrasl of Leslie on F'ltchburg MwlPls on display at Doble Juke. ior Layers. This is why we'll give blaclttop t•ond, 3 bedrooms, din· has electric heat. Excellent ten- good Jocnl1on Could easpy be e us an offer large beautiful lot, 77 ft. x 165 !t., plclt up throughout the year. All street, Mason. ~lw,l; 119 's. Main street, Leslie. Phone 20 states have visited our breed 19wl on this desireablc property. For and p~Iccd under $10,000. with proceeds support Mason youth Leslie JU 9·4861 or JU 9·4627. lng farm in the last year. Tole· ___ mvcstmcnt property consult c. M. only $2,500 down. Shown by np· activities. For piclt·U[l service FOR RENT- Upst.tirs furnislwr!:,•,•: 19w3 phone PR 2·6691. Dirl;se Leghorn ,~ARM LOANS-Long term, low lloles, OR 7·2361, Marlett Agency. pomlment. Call C. M. Boles, Ma phone Mason OR 6·5534. 5wtf apartment. 2 looms and closet, Farm, Zeeland, Michigan. mterest, for rcllnancing, tllmg, 21w1 son OR 7·2361. Marlett Agency. utilities paid. IOS Olwrnos street. ' OUTBOARD MOTOR, 6 h. p., In 8-ln. concrete 15wtf building improvements, purchas· 21wlp I Phone Mason on 7·'1653. 21wln" I good comlltion. First $69 talr,es 16c, delivered, w k dw k ROMWAL'I'El' LEGHORNS for lng land, etc. Fmm must he 80 or BUSINESSinOFFER-TUNITIES- THnEE LOTS 75x200 fl. at or an , or ers ----~- ~- -~---~ il. Also 800 lb platform scales in 'at yard, 24c, more acres Write or see Paul B. Tavern Mason, tavern near gom('condition, $15. Tl1lrd house l'rlf•llvt>rP•Il' ";Recli·Mix COil· top egg production plus carl~ B • s • F . 1 Lansing on main highway. Each GrovenbCJg and Bishop roads. USiness ervlces ..... north of Gunn school house, 'riAltv.. ·rpil large er,g si'le, excellern livnhllitv Cheney, •::rrn Lonn Serv1cc, 19 Call Lans'r11g IV 2 6908 Geor WANTED-Garden plowing. Earl ,.,,,, to Mason, $12.50 0 tavern Is n good deal for a couple · · ge 1 Mlchi!;an U. S. approvr.d, pullor 3. .Jefferson, l\1,1son Phone H Strobel ?1 1 Snyder, 386 Dexter 'l'rall, phone ' ' 2142 .~ South Washington road. $13.75 per yard; 6 5558, or Glen Oesterle, Mason to operate a profitable business . " w Mason OR 7·2584. 20w2 No Sunday sales. 21wl bnscinent sash, $3.25 each; urn typhoid clean. Phone Lansing on 7-8552. 21w1 Excellent gross. Very good equip· 5 ROOM HOUSE with bath. Bath HAULING-Ashes, ruhblsh, etc.: . per ling, delivered FE !l·8945, 63 Barry road, Haslett ment For Business Offer·tunltlcs not complete, needs some work WANTED- Gardens to plow, by hauled. Lnwns mowed and $1.3Q; n complete line of lumber, 7wtf• LOTS - Two' nice building Jots call C. M. Boles, OR 7-2361, Mar· 6 acres of land, large creek run· experienced man with Ford cleaned. Phone Mason ORchard ' Fruits- Foodstuffs door$ and windows at the same for saic nt the end of Walnut lett Agency. 21wl nin_g through on new US·127 tractor, near Mason or Holt. Rea· 7·7692 Cecil Ilawltms. 21w2 ,, BABY CHICKS - Yes, the spring ------..-. l. low rate. Charge I accounts are Court Each ,lot 73% ft. wide by Near Leslie, located at 2317 OldR sonahle rates. Burt Warner, Jr., RHUBARB - lOc lh, freezer has sprung for !Jaby chicles. GLAZING OF ALL ~UNDS. Per· available .. Wilson Brathers, Rives 132 and has sewer, water and TWO·BEDROOM HOME. Will road, Leslie. For information in· phone Mason OR 6·5636 or Mason special. George Weiler, V.. mile Junction, or 5 miles south' of Les. Gulliver's chicles are ROP sired, lclns Hnrdwarc, Mason. 43wtf : first generation and guaranteed gas. Lawrence Simpson, 627 Hall sacrifice, mo~lng out of state. quire at 315 N. Mam, Leslie or OR 7·8112. 19w2pt! west ol Fitchburg. 21w1p lie, phone' Rives Junction 23·F·13 Ranch style, 3 V:! acres, good lo· write Arnold Mlmx, 20 Moore - " Ghostley White Leghorns, Holtz­ Blvd , M.tson, phone Mason OR WALLS CLEANED by new ma·.. n I 14wtJ I apple White noclts and genuine 6 4281. 1Bwtf cation, 1 bloclt from school, low street, Middletown, Ohio. Phone JOB WANTED - Experienced chine. Rcsulls perfect Saves MEAT·CUTTING taxes. May be seen by appoint·. GArden 3·8233. 21 w.::! truck driver, dish washer, jnni· SPECIALISTS Hy-Line chicles. Gu1llvcr's Hatch. pnlnt. Phone Mnson Oil G559t:.,, 450 CINDER BLOCKS for sale, HOMES WANTED-By quallfied ment. Phone Mason OR 7·5841 tor and general labor. 3 children " Processing, cutting and wrap· $50. Contact Larry Fracler at ery, phone Eaton H.npids 5381. Magic Wall Washing Service. buyers who arc waiting to pur- after 6 p. m. 19w4 t to support. Must have good job 21wt~ ping meat for your home freez. Eel's Standard Service, 173 West llwtf w d 1 er. Maple St., Mason. 20w2 chose 2·, 3·, 1·bcdroom modern DANSVILLE _ One of the nicer an e now. Write Edmund Knlcker- • We'll process your meat or fur· h!.lmes in Mr.son and suhurban. homes for sale with acre of ·----··-·------bocl,er, 751 Dexter Trull, Route HAULING-Rubbtsll, cans, aslles, nish you with ours. Homes must be modern to satisfy land, new 2.car garage, overhead WANTED - All Je!nds of scrap, 2, Mason. 21w1p etc. Low rates and prompt:~ '' Complete s e r vI c e - locleer· Real Estate tlrese selective buyers. Trade 2· doors. Brand new modernized tin, wlrn, Iron, farm m~chlne~y, WANTED_ Farm work 118 year service in Mnson, Holt :mel Olefl· ready when you want it. hNlroom modern Lansing forMa· lntchen with built-In oven, .fin- nlso old cars and trucks. 'I'ry me around tenant. Have own furni· mos, phone Mnson OR 7·88!J3 ou" We also sell frozen foods and COLONIAL HOME In Mnson - son h?rne. Wanted farm hstmgs !shed In natural birch, new bath, before you sell. Write or call Ed ture. Phone Aurelius 24. 21w1 Lansing 'I'U 2·3307. Keith Otis. juices for home freezei·s at 2 bedrooms and den suitable !o satisfy our buyers. Call C. M. oil furnace, one bedroom down, 3 Brad!ey, Dansville MA 32952. 11w3p*,t.f .' quantity prices, for third. Carpeted living room, Boles OR 7·2361, Marlett Agency. up, enclosed fTont porch. You will 45wtf WANTED- Worle ns houscleeep· S-E-, P-T-IC_T_A_N_I{_S_n_n_cl_d_r_al_n_fl_e_ld-s·· redwood family room, colorer! 21Wl lilee th1s. Priced right. Call A. 0. Iratlng bur)gCJ will reach Leslie at 6 P m and ~7 and ~B Thnro was election of parents wcw JHe~cnt spllng Pnrls onrl SCI VIce Shop • up by the Inghnm County IIu Motm Snlcs 24(]0 Cedar, Holt hAs been slgnlficnntly raised from other stations latm Qt!l~ers for the coming yem mane Society or hy Clnyton Hu the present levels inclwllng Organizaf!ons Keep Busy Pllone Holt OX 4 6621 3wtl lett county dog wnrrlen ore held sunny 8undclll 81Htcrs • Strl11g pursr.s we1 c wovon during rthout $14 000 000 more for high North Cem~:tery association Rnct --- .--- 11 IIH Saturday May 25 nt the Youth Mrs Carlton Elch cd opened her the evening nfte1 which tiJC host SHOE Rl~PAliUNG - While U full 7 days ot Animal Shel "I educnllon almost $1000 000 Scouts will conduct mcmovlal Servicl)IIWil ter before being offewcl for sale Unlimited Center Eaton Rnplrls horne tn rnernhors of Sunny Sand ess served refreshment~ Walt Loc 1terl Ilght on Ccrlar m01 r! for men tnt health, and $1 ~m vlr.es nt the North c~motcry, 1 hiH gives owners a chance to Reservations must be made by crs Sisters extension club 1ul's Ea.'lt Allllodon .!I son slrcct In Holt one hlodt n01 th of 000 00() Increases nrc also due for Sunday Mny 26, at 3 p m In Mny /13 with Mrs Glenn Jacobs day evening El,::htcnn members J!:nllt Allllr.don extension g1 oup the light Pmlt by clom Open locu te them With own eel dogs sue h programs as adult enr·rete•·l rase of rain services will bo In we do as the owner requests If Jean R Anderson VFW nuxll ~nrl 12 guests attended the meet met lor rlll]ncr I11Ht 'fhUI sduy 1! ~.~ 30 Spr d II l11lnln~: In 01 th > tlons and safely anrl defense the activities room at North po,Blhlc We do not seize dogs on ltu y 730!J will meet at St Tnn'!es lng the IJOmc of Mrs, A1 tln11 Ruh f pedlc shoes Nl>lhlng hut hesl 'Commissions which am np school All people lntemsted ar~ 8 1 the highway Animal Shelte~ church Monday, May 27 at 7 30 Officers elected during the There were mernbers and quality matmltiH Wml< guo1 nn pointed by and arc responsible to welcomed P m guests prcl!ent teed 100', Ted s Shoe Rcp1lr phone Lnnslng IV 2 6218 opnn 0 t11e goven1m along with admlnls Robclcah Coterie will business meeting were President, to 5 week dnyB 9 to 12 Suturdny Mason chapter of the Order or Mrs Donald Ilosltlns, vice prcsl OO'Icers wcro elected !01 the 10wtr• lrntlve offlclnls responsible to him with Mrs Maynnrd Dietz Mon I!Qrnlng year rhcy Ire MIS M lX Closed Saturdo~y afternoon and nr his commissions arc carrying rlay May 27 Mrs Mabel Wells Eastern Stnr wl11 have a balmcl dent Mrs Harold Maler, sccre Sunday 3wtf goods snle Suturdny May 25, at tary treasurer Mrs Paul Slmn Furney, chairman M1s Ruhf I he cutb~r.lt story when they will assist Mrs Dietz vlcc.chnlrmun Mts Emm.1 Lencl1 know full well the opposite Is Members of the Happy Go Perkins l)ardwuw beginning at !l son, recreation lender, Mrs Septic Tanks u m Mnl,cr and lenders Mrs Velmour ~ecretnry and treasurer and newH II ue rhey me out to create L uclcy club will meet with Mrs reporter, ,MrH Slunley V11ss Wheatfield Gleanr.rs will have Dayton unci Mrs Carlton Eld1 < CJ Cleaned spending p1essure against the Lama MacFarland, 2231 Strati\ leade1 , Mrs Clamnce Povey 1ec an open meeting at "their hall Mrs Ha1ry Covert and Mr~ All sizes - None too Ill ge or too Cards of Thanks taxpflvel s best Interests more road Lansing, Thursr:lay reatlon chairman and M1 s Elvie "Obviously the Intent Is a poll evening, Mny 23 The group will Tuesday, May 28 at 8 p m Mr T 0 Richardson were co host small eSSCS' Popcman, chairman ot flower llrnl Oil!'! rhe lnterosts of the peo honor MIS Robert Smith of IIolt nne! Mrs Chalmms Ross have • • • chnrgc of the social hou1 omrnlttee New t ml the problems we face p m Those attending are to tnl1e church Iran visited WJIM Country home of Mrs Alvin Baetz '1 here Is no question of tlu n vegetnble or sal11d Reservations House ami the Copper Ilng tlx NOTICE - Hawley Cemetery a~ tures material for plumbing service Mrs Clayton Hulett pre The next cornmumty rneet1n,.r SOClltiUn 11111Ual meeting Will IVIll be Fruluy June 11 11 the and sheet metal Do your own sent~d the p1 a gram n book re be hclcl fit the cemetery Sundny horne of Mrs Te,metlr D 11 t PIOJ .of installing and save C J Perrin view "Jesus In His rtme I Mrs Tunc 'J ut 3 p m rhe1e will be cct group~ Will m< el with thr.n 113 State street Mason 1!lwtl elcdim of off1rers Improvement George Post and Mrs Robert co hostesses served spring lc 1dcrs be folC the next rnectmJ GENERAL CON'l RACTORS - of lots and a dlscusHmn on tne sale of Jots A 1 m~o attendance Is and coffee at the close of West I nclw Yes, we are sttll In htislness meeting Only we nrc located at 95'5 W requested Blanche Moon secre West Locke 1 II club meetmg tury 21wl Fifteen members of Orpha wus concluctecl <~l hall 1ucsrluv Columbia St For your plumbing Ellen circle gathered at the horne heating and eleclrlcal needs call evening 11ie g1 m1p w 1s diVIded o! Mrs L H Minnis Wednesdal Frank Into srn t1le1 g1 ups 1nd pwhlems u's We sell Amencan Standard a!ternoon for a dessert luncheon engineer, and Luxalre heutlng equipment were discussed 1 he conse1 vII um Legal Notice and regular meeting Two guests and food prepu tiiUn clubs also and we arc M 1son s nnly author were present Mrs James Jack lzed General Electric appllmcc IJncl meetmgs I wo ball te tms ~on gave devottons After a short have been formed Willlln I he club dealer "We service whnt we sell ' business meeting Mrs Earl Salis We are Mason's oldest electriCal A d~rnonslntlon on gutting po bury told about her experiences t toes eLl I md 1c Hly lo 1Jinnt was contractors, with 40 years expert In church work while she was In ence G L Bailey & Son 51 wtf given by Kenneth Wu1tc and Gary Florida Mrs Clayton Hulett gave DUVIS BEATING SALES and Service a book report on Jesus in His Lennox furnaces Car:ly H~ml Time" ware Plumbing and Heating ~ason Reserves Lose Mason 12wtf MdHOil S I CSCI ve iJ ISCIJ Ill tc 11n Bulldogs Beat lost n ~ 3 g une to Ch uiotle Wedncsd t~ .til r IIH on M tson h tel Dansville 2-1 1 golden opporluJHty to pull the game out of I he In e Ill the I 1st Mason of the Capital Chcult lnnmg when II e Pullrlogs Ia ul~d and Dansvllle of the Ingham the h lses With 2 out Charlotte BUILT UP ROOl'S uncl roofing County league, both leaders of th1 ew 111 a new piLcher who put repair Free estimates Cull col their leagues, bumped heads In a out the fire though MIIm Leu ~~~t Holt OX !) 235<1 Don Palter baseball game at Mason Wednes hurled for M tson nncl guve ur> 3 lOwtr• day mght With the 21 victory hilS WILL HAUlJ ASHES rubbiRh going to Mason , ~'tc Phone Mason OR 7 7712 Dansville j urn peel to a first In Mrs A M1lls 14wt1 nlng lead when Kaye Douglas reached first on an error was BIDS sacrificed to second by brother Keith and scored on Lurry Soules WANTED Farm Services smgle Soalod D•ds wanted lor cloonong Mason dldn t unlimber Its at and paantang stand p po for tho C ty of Mason f WANTED- Blasting Stump md Gary Caltrider smgled Scaled proposaL for tho abovo rock blo~sting by the hom W1t and nnr:l came horne work w1ll bo rocoovcd At tho offoco of tl o Coty Clerk unt I 8 00 P M Ham Peters 273 E1fe1 t ro ld M 1 Wheeler s sacrifice fly son Phone Mason OR 7 3222 Easforn Standard Tomo on tho Jrd ORDER AI'I'OlNTING TIME FOR The score remained tied u ntll cloy of June 1957 21w2p HEARING CLAIMS AND FOR DETI RMINATION 01' HEIRS the sixth Inning when Bruce Hor Tho plans and spocol cat ons under HIGHEST ?ltiCES paid !or pouJ GLODEN-Auauot 2 1957 ton reached fl!st on n fielders whoch tho work 15 to bo dono m1y bo Slnlc of M ehl~nn Tl c P oh• lc Com t oxom nod at lho olloco of tho C ty try Pick up an~ time Custom choice stole second and then Clerk work Is special W H Appleton for tl c Co mt;y of Ingham scampered home on Dennis Doo At I HI H>lon or nnld Colli~ hold 't the Each bod must bo accompan1od by phone Mason OR·7·0382 3wt1 1'1 ol Lt Olflcc It the City of M non In little's single a corlof1cd chock n an amount equal ho H td County on tl o .. Olh d1 y uf Coach Bob Cone turned his to I vo per cent [5%) of II o total CUSTOM SA WING Will get logs M y A ll 1Dfi7 l1 nonl liON ROI1ERI L DRAllE Caltrider battery loose against amount of tho proposal , and saw lumber Also slab J h.w d Pt I ntc the Aggles Rod did the hurling Tho r ght to accept ony proposal wood Franlt Ward first fm m [t I he M tiel of the EHtl tc of BILLY or to ro1oct ony or oil proposals and south o.f Harper school on US 127 flERALil r.r ODEN llccu"' d Gary caught Dansville man ro odvorhso for now b1ds '' rosorvod It • 11 c •In~ t > the Co 11 t thnt thu aged to get to the Mason left north of Butlm s gus station tim h 1 11 ~" l1 t on of clnims tH! lnHt by tho C1jy of Muon l'hone Lansing IV 4 9291 20wtf Ktlid CKlntc Kl o II he limited 1 1 I U tt L hander .for only 4 hits w1th Glen lim n I II tee he IIUoh ted to receive ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Wireman collecting 2 of them a GEORGE KELLOGG ex1 mlno und ILdJUHt nll cl1lfmu nnd lc FINAL ACCOUNT C ty Clerk WHITEWASH yout daily barn mn 1tlK nr.:tdmt anld der.cJtHed l y y I AND REVISED INVENTORY and a single Caltrider 21wl Interior with 'Carbola" the dis heforo Kl lfl Com t. r nd tbnt tl c lc~ tl TOMLINSON-Juno 18 1957 Infecting white paint Write hchn of '" I lace Hod entitled to lnl11 It Stntc of MlchiKJUI rhc Probnto Com t I he cut 1lo of which nnld Ieee 'cd dlcd lor the County of In~ehnm Huested's Cnrbola Spraying Serv Hclzed Hho II ho 1 ljudicl tc l nnd deter• At n neHKion of onld Court held oll Ice, Elsie, Michigan 19w10p mit d Mt y .1 1057 IL In 01 lu cl Th 1t 1ll tho creditor• Pre•ent HON ROBERT L DRAKE of n lei rlcccnHcd nlo rc lUIIe 1 to llrcHcnt Jutl~ec of Pt ohuto CUSTOM BALING hay or straw tl cl chLimH In wrltln" 1 nd undQr oath In the M 1ttor or tho EKlltu or SAM· On the ground or on wagons nH 1 ovfdc I I y Hl tlutc to HII I Court at UFJI I TOMliNSON Doccn•ud tho Ptob to Office ut 208 Holllotcr llldg Notice I• Ho1oby Given Thnt the 1••· Will bale some on shares PhoM L 1nln1< Mlchlgnn on or bcfmc the 2nd tltlon of lolh M Tomllnoon ol>cclnl nnd Oriole Golfers Mason OR 7 0710 Dallas Hyde, duy of AURUHI A ll 1967 nt two forty• guncu I ndmlnl•iro trlx of nnld ••tote Ovo o clock h the uftca noon suld tlmo 1ruyh ~ lor the ullownnco ol her flnul 1431 Phillips road, 3 miles north nnd 1•lncc beln~e hetcby llii>Dinted lor 1ccount nnd reviHcd Inventory nnd Cor o.f Mason 19w4p~ 'thn cxnmlnntlnn und tul JuNtmcnt of nJI tho no•lwnment und dlotrlbullon of ihc Take Circuit Title chalmt1 nnd demnnds ugalnst H ld de· teolduo of Kultl eutnte "Ill bo he11rd on cc tHed 1 n I Cor tho ndJudlcntlon n.nd Tunc 18 1967 nt ton o clock A M 11t SERVICE­ dctm mh 1tlon qf the hchu at lnw ol tho PIOb Ito Oiflco In tho Cltr or Mnoon nnld dccen•ed 11 the time of hi• denth service Sid MlchiKnn o~~~:Pr~~~~~!~F Route 1, Box 464A, entitled to Inherit the CHI ItO or which lt In Ot dm crl Thnt notice thereof be the dccenKOd died Hol&od ~lvcn by puhllcntlon of n copy hereof 20w2p It In Fu1 thor Ordo1cd Thllt public no for three wcoko eonoecutlvcly l>rovlou• ticc thu1 col be ~elvcn by l ubllcntlon of II to onld dny ol hoarlnR In tho lhuh11m couy of thin o1 let once cneh week tor County Ncwo und thnt tho r.•tltlonc• th1cc KICCCHHIVC wecltK lliCVI0\115 to 1\1\ld anuHc n copy nf thlft notlco to •c served lny of he1tlng In the ln~ehnm County 11 on ench kno" n IHU ty In lntCNlML n.t Nc\" 1 hO\\ftllll cr Ptlntc I 11ml cl cu• hll1 lnot lt dcmnndcd at le ot Ut): O( Rnld Cl1tlll0 ~~\'~ kDOWII Jqtort Kl( d ronrtcon (U) tl•r• 111io1 to oueb l1enr mrtlc• nlldltlonlll notice 9" lcrtnhed hy In r 01 l•r ''"'"""f'l oe& ylce ut lcRHt live lllW (G) d11y• llllot to ouch hunrln11 ROBERT 1 DRAhE ROIWRT L GRAVEL Jml~en nl Ptohllte Juri no CO~ History· Lessons Historian Tells About Early ·Days ·T·he Ingham Counfy News rtny Aclnms, who inherited Thursday, May 23, 1957 lmmlgrnllon came tn Jlood In bul: the settlement dwindled wlien Mason, Michigan Seclion B mnny enl·ly ple!lll'!!l:l nnrl olhel' Michigan. Mnson wns mnde the county scat. recorrls of pioneer rlnys nlong wllh l1ls prmchnnl for hlstm·y, l~[lhrlnm Uunf!ll'flt hnught Lansing wns t.hon a few cublns gave Mason Kiwnnlnns gllmpsl!s 11111St. llf t.Jw 1111111 III'IIIUUI IVIIIIt. nn a !TJUrl bank ut the confluence inln llw pus!. 'l'twsrla,y nlghl. 1\T. Is llrt\V nru/,011 1'111' JII'IU!Iic·nlly of lhe Grnnd anrl 11ed Cedar un· 11 lrwotlng of the club at 1lw golf nolhirt~-;·, h11111~ht It wilhrmt lll, ulmnst ns fL joi((J, the site wm1 .0. . . COIII'Sr~ he rlbplnyerl some nf his Hlil!hlil' it unci Holtl 11 Jlw sanw 1'110snn for the slate cnpltal. Les­ g ,· ''"",i pklurr~s nnrl tnlrl of tim sr~tt h~· wny, Arlnms I'Xplnilt<'ll, 'l'he lie, Enlon HaplciH and Onondaga Jlunl'urt h ul'fic•r! II' lis in UrJ· hari been consldererl as sltes for nt In ~Jm;un wus thn cHpltul which was to he . .. ( ~~-'. . . WiiS pnrt of the local ob~crvum·e Uhut•lr~s Nohle. Hnnfm•lh moved from Detroit, but In th~ \r·.<'~''J£1 of Mlt!hlgan wool<, ' IW\'t!l' ~IIW (he (11\VII ltr! pl'!l·' leglslnllve tight which developed · \;or:;':~·,.mr .mntetl, · Lansing was the winner on a corn· -~~- ~:: f; ... : Coming ·or stenmhonts to tlw ... I . promise between warring fno· E. :~wnp.:n,l A.Hunt LowPr Lalws anrl eomplel lou of 111 lfl:lfi, Adams snlrl, n r!,un wa~; src110: r•~r C.llih·l • !Ions. ADVI~OR tho l~rle cannl spurred rlevr•lop· httlll whe1·e the Sllshy hnplenwnt men! of Mlt!hlgan, i\dnms said. store Is now Jocaled, unrl a log In I he first. yonrs at Mason Michigan's swamps anrl Ilw vit·· hol.r!l WiiS hull!. IWIII' thC Jnl.•)l'· there wns 11 rllstlllery ncar the '· t.u;t!Jy lmp;tssahlc morm;ses nonr secllon of what is now Colurnhla Silsby site, a hrewnry at Slate Moni'O<~ and 'J'olc)rJo c:auserl sr!l· nnd .ll!ffprson. TIH!I'e wc~re few anrl Columbia, a brick plant on thm; from till!' l•asl to hypas,; Jog lwuses· hull!, he I!X[Ilalned, IJe· East Cnlumbln, saw mills, grist Mlcltlgan to tnlw up Jnnds In In· l'iiiiSI! llw mill hurl ht!r•n eslu!J­ mills, faclorlr.s for mnklng sashes A \~~/~ dlnntt, Illinois nnd Iowa, ·the Ma· Jislwd unrl it was quld\t!l' to !Julld and doors and window hlincls, 2 DJ:t11SV£t£.E .,. sr111 historian sulrl. But with wltll hoards lhan wllh Io•:s, and pinning mills and a clothespin :ti' strmmhrmts nnrl lhe canal, plus easi<'l' ton. 'l'h ' llt·. Ll'lhlll'idg-c• sl"t't'l'cl tlu~ Fire 1\Ppt foreing progress In (J!unuinJ,;" c·ommisslon throu~·h I he business ~eel ion in the early ·its :1 main Jll'll.ir~i·ls, thr! dqys,' i\rlams· said. He told of th'e must Pr sti'Pl't plun syst 1'111 u 1 blazr.s wh ic·h rtestroyerl rows of 111'11' zuuing- rmlinunt•c urul I'll· tur·e lund use plan. · frame buildings on Mrt]Jle and .Jefferson. The main source of City courtellrncn arlnptccl the water for fighting llrc wa~ the muster street plan last. year. The Hr. II. H. Lr~lhlll'idg-cl reservoir In front of the court zoning ordinance will have a heat·· pl an n i n g cmrtmission. Their h_rntsc. There were other giant lng .June 3 hr!t'nrc final Hrloplion. terms expired May 17. All 3 will cisterns located about town. The future l;mr! use plH hart anri Cily Engineer Walter K ·:t- arc Mayor Iticharrls, Cuuneilman settlers recognized that st.ngnant .. ~' Zimmer will return to tile Nels F'rrrihy, Ifowarcl Seibert, Iwaler a;1~l fever seemed to go tu· Glen Coon and Clairmonl Evcri Ll. .r.:c.thcr. I hat was· one reason the / DANSVILLE AGHICULTURAL school elm;~ _night and graduation exercises. In Martin J. Frise\1 of East Lan· millpond was drained anrl mills wjll have its baccalatll'eate Sunday ancl com- add1t10n to th~ valedictory by Dorothy Duns­ sing is commission consultant'. ' converted ~~ steam power. Ty- Mason Churches Arrange menc~ment Wednesday night. · more and salutatory by Roylyn Voss thet·e Board Postpones ------pholct remamecl as a menace while surface wells and privies Thirty-seven seniors will receive their will be I he giftatory by Evelyn Townse'nd and. Bid Open~ng Date were used, Adams pointed out. He ,For Vacation Bible School diplomas. Co~·la Schnabelrauch, class history by Janet told of the high death rate from are being made for .vaca- ing transportation are to call David a teacher, will deliver the Briggs and Jet'l'y Wing, prophecy by Lucille GOC Watchers typhoid. Plan~ Bre~ver, Bicls for constructi'on of the tion church school in Masori. Rev. Clarence Rodcl. baccalaureate in the school gymnasium SLti1- Wheeler and Eleanor Lance, and will by nrlrlilirm tu Cedar Street srlwol '·' · •· · . Adams. told .a.'>out.the lynching Classes will be in sessio;1~begit1.' Church school will be in session day evening._ There will be music by school Mary West. · . will be opened Friday, May 31. Receive Awards of a young Negro man at Mas'on rrtlhcr than Thursday, May 23. in'1866, blaming the. weakness of nlng June 10 from 9 to 11 eacl-{ for pne week only at the Naz- groups.. David Diehl, scliool boat·d president' wilf Members of the Mason school Mrs. Rhea Sanborn, commander day· · · ·· arene church beginning June 10. Dansville tradition cal is for joining of p1·esent diplomas. ' the · sheriff's staff and the vln· · Rev. Roy Mumau, pastor of the board switched the dates Thm~­ of the Mason GOC organization, clictlvenoss of Eaton· and Aure­ da:,• nig-ht in an attempt to allow presented wings nnd merit: T~fu~~~~~m~u~~~u~.~~~~~llie~~r------~------• lius men for the blot upon the the school to be conducted by the gram. The theme of the study is more time for contractors to IJid medals to sky watchers· Friday community's repututlon. · on the estimated $100,000 project. night. The presentation wus con· Methodist-Presbyterian group "We Learn of Jesus." The addition will provide space d ucted in the parlors ol Presby­ was held last Wednesday evening. for G classmoms to tho south of terian church. Plans were made for pre-registra­ ·More Summer Fun! the school. The new stri.tcl ure will tion and departmental work­ Wings and identification carcls Public Inspects parallel Cedar ~treet. shops. Ten leaders attended thr. went to Mt·s. Howard McCowan,, preliminary meeting. Childrr.n Circuit Jurors William Laws. Mrs. Dor-is Austin, may attend who have spent a full 1 School .Building Mt·s. Grace Cornwell, Mrs. Joan year in kindergarten, and all ~icnic Council Plans Farr, Gerald Slricl;land, Mm. Plan for Mason's new manual arts and others through the eighth grade. Mysie Perkins, Mrs. Hazel Sand· Plans for the annual picnic of agriculture building won the ao­ The date~ are J tine 10 through ers, C. Edward Johnson and Mrs. June 21, and se~sions will be con­ men and women who have served To Cancel Aid Lucille _Wilcox. [Jroval ·of several hundred In tlie on Ingham circuit court juries district Sunday during open ducted in both the Methodist and ., Subdividers will have to go it Mrs. Sara Robbins and Nelson house. The structure was com· Presbyterian churches·. are being made. The picnic will alone if a proposed amendment Brown received tl'lc merit medals. [Jieted last winter at a cost of Mrs. Lyman Freshour is chair­ be at the Delhi town hall in Holt Sunday, June 9. to tho subdivision ordinance is $137,380.34 and provides facilities man of the church school pro­ passed by the council. for farm shop, agriculture, gen­ gram at the Baptist church 'Prosecutor Jack Warren will be where classes will be conduelerl the speaker. Courwilmnn AI Fcu·~he Pl'll· eral shop, mechanical drawing, Former Pastor for 2 weel

1\h-, ,Jesse wns 1111 nctlve STYLE ~911 - T-shirt - $1.98 STYLE 2907 - Boned bra - $1.98 STYLE 2909 - Blouson - $3.98 STYLE 2916- Solid J4rnoico short• STYLE 2902 - Striped cuffed podGI wot•ker·ln the N o I' t h w e s t STYLE 29 I 3 - Solid •kinnv pGnls - - $2.99 pushers - $3.98 Stockbridge clull'ch nncl filii'· ORchard $3.9~. . tlclJlllted In every movement which he oonsldm•cd to be for the good of the ~onununlty. Besides the wldo\v there are 6-5534 daughters, Mrs. Elsie Perltlns of STRIPED Williamston und M•·s. Luella .Otis of Mason, 6 grandchildren and '16 . AND SOLID great·gt·andchlldren,' An o t h e t• • daughter, Ethel, died In 1946. . , Services were. at the Caskey SHEEN .SATIN tS. . . ~ · funeral home In Stocl

1 ill'tJI?q>filJtlt ,' ' ,'111·'1. u "I...'J ~_Juy'' '.!J. ...,­ lh<' homo of Mr, !illl]lvll'~>· .lllilll'>' I -..-•~•••n •~ ~~ '"~" I I lUI t. 'l'huy .dl culll!ll :->nnrJ,I\ 1111 • SeniQrs · at Stocltb1Aidge V\'ill Hear Mrs, HoEe Cult•, • I I 'l'uesday uf thih wt•£•1• ~II·, nnd Mrfi. }'1'1'11 Rr.n!IPr, t'urliH rrlll£1, .j·••••••••••.• ,.~· Classes Stage May:Party nnd Mr. nn£1 Mrs, ,f;unPs I rnrl Head of Central Michigan College '!'liP Snnrlay s1'11onl <'lllf'sos of were dinnm· gtlP~Is nl lhP llolll£! II \'!:'H. Mrs. Dan HUf:gr.r• I'PIT1nlnerl of Mr. and Mrs, llnrnl£1 Denn ol' L1•nn Nnrth 1111!1 lvlr:1. LPWI~ Wii· ful' !he week. · , Dr. Chnrlrm L. Anspnl'i1, Jll'r~i· :;nn liar! li1Pil l\1ny Jr.nty Salunlay Grnncl LPrign, iln1J£>1'im: Mr. rlent of Cenlrui Mlchlgnn l'oilr>f.(<' Mr, uml Mrs. Clenurrl 0, Me· Dennis North spent fJ•om Fri· Fnr't'WI'Il Party Is Plunn••d eveninl(. T!Jr•y 1\'1'1 '' divirlerl Into Dean's hh·thday lllll11\'l.!l'Hrii'Y. of ei!Ucnt ion, Jilt. Pieasanl, will Lnuglllin, son .Jon nnrl friend, day Jill Sunrlay 1!1 1\l\lnmuzno tiw Mrs. Mildred No1•111 nllt•1Hh•1l iJ fl'illllH fill' II Hl'iiVI'IJ!(£'1' hJtnf, cl!!livm· the c•ommenr!IJlltenl nd· Tho Willing Worlwrs clnss Chuci< Wiley, of Dexter and Mr. gtlesl of. n frlcncl, Rudy GPJW tile Mny mPellng of llw Lnll';fnv. A fii'I'Wal'ri pizza II !Ill JHIIII'Ii WI' I'!' dress nl tlw Stocir r•lo~s:; were He hns titled his ndclrcss, ''An non Prnl'lor on Monriay, Mny 27, Fowlr!rVliie were Saturciny night Fltmriny uftcmoon and iJJ·oughl ning. Important For·muln." will lw at thl' dnll'eil. '!'Ills Will rllnner gucsls of Mr. nml Mrs. rlrlwrs lor t IH' !i11nl anrl also him home. hclpr•d in sPrvl11g rdrl'shmPnts. Mr. and Mrs. lvnn .Jnhnmn On Sunrlay nigh!, May 2G, nl hP n fai'!'\I'PII JHII'i.\' for hoi h Mr. W. C:. Hcuvcs nt Turncys, Nlnl! woml!n, mamhers of were !Iinne!' guPsls Sundrty nl lhl! and 1\lrs .. rnlin Anwllllllri Mr. nnrl Ti11me :~:.,;fo'IJnv. wrre Mr. ami 8 p. m. the seniors nn1l thr.h· r.o· Grovenburg W.S.C.S., uttl!nrleri ;1 bnnw nf Mrs Ilm!Pl fitwlwl. 1\ll·s. Shl'idon l~ilinll, wlio will be st nart A •·mst1·nn~-:· tt•rr fo•· Mrs ..Jerry HohiiiSIJII, Mr. :tllll cor·ls, the juniors, will hr. lo· Lanslng·Aiblon district meeting Mrs. Lily .TnrvJs £•niPl'lnhH•rl Ill lr>nving siHn tly. Ail nwmhPrs 11f Plw<'nlx, Ari:wnn, lus1 'l'hnrs· Mr~. Drm GiiJ"Illl, Mt•. nnrl Mrs. nether· in the nld v,ym for llw illl· in Jacltson last week 'fuasrlny. women nt suppr.r ~:illlll'ilay PI'!'· Jill' l'iiurr·l1 and friends of llw dny wh<'I'H 'lin will lu• lllll· LL'D SpPIII't•r. J\lrs. Francis Johah· nlllll haccu inm·•'Uie sOl vlr·es. Hr•\. (lloyt•ll. 'l'hey were Mrs. Hugh Angell, ning, nil rnemill'l's of I ht• g!'llliJI Jumes Lomhurd of !lie Sf!)(-1\. Eiliolls anri Arnetts are im•ited to JIHir:>s :1nri M1 s. Leon North. Mrs. Don Gibson, Mrfi .•JeiTY nil end. vicve anrl Mnrylyn were 1Jilmer with whom shl' WPnt on rLirlp trJ lll'idge BuJ>Iisl C'illll'<'h will he tiw Mr. and Mrs. IInrnld Haywood Robinson, Mrs. .John Ellsworth, Eul'Ope last summer. MIss MahPI Mr:;. Lul'ii£• Tool:cr C'ailed last guesls Sunday afternoon at liw 1 Hpeakcr. 'l'hl! v.lrls l'iec~ r.Juh will of Clr.velnnrl, Ohio, announce th~ Mrs. Cll!tlls Strickling, Mrs. War­ home of Mr. unci M1·s. Elmer• Gee Pl!terRr•n, llw Jenrlt•r \Viis pi £'s£•nl. ~ I wr.cl1 on Mrs. Emma Thompson. l'Cil /'ilng. hirt h of a son, Gregory II ugh, Childs, Mrs. Llly .Jurvls, Mrs. u! Lan~lng. Guests IVPI'P from Lnns!IIJ(, l•:ast Mny 1~, nl Lnkewoorl hospital, Mr. au£1 Mrs.• Turnes Smith and Hnzcl Strobel und Mrs. Emma Tnes1lny night, 1\luy 2tl, ut Groups Plan Mrs. Virginia Andersen nllmHI· Lansing, Dr.ll'!lil, lll'il'lly, A111l Lnlwwnnd, Ohio. Mrs. Haywood Is dauglltr.r· .l11rly visited Mr. and Thompson. Arhm· anrl Gn!I'IIVillr>. Mrs. Orilla 1llll nhl gym Is Sl'nlnJ' crt a Cl!l'nmic pnt·ty 'l'uesclay nve· II In the former Kulhicen Miliwr. 1\lr~ Chari<•:, Franl£1 on tlw Slori\Wrl sllrll's t;d\£'11 dlll'lng llw groups have• IIITilngl'ri servict•s Jl£olln1Hi Sunda,v ill)(! visill'rl l'l'lii· M1·. and Mrs. Halph IlnJ·t, r:ene· lt'l}l. /'iC'hools will start Jo'rld;1y. SC'iwol; :\II'S. J.r.nom l\lllnm• lr>l't nncl Mrs. Fred llaiJPy nf Lansing will ciosn nt 2::30 Friday nnd for Ml'lllOI'inl Day. 'l'h<'y will ilr> Mr· .. nnd Mrs. HPI'nn I'd Ill' l1np, nPxl 'l'liursrlny In lhl' olrl seiHH>l ,J rwl1srm 1\1 muluy.u flr•r·rwlm hy SLIOHT DIFFERENCE-Ac­ ------wr.re dinner guPsls SundHy nl, !he Mon~luy. Tucsdny noon wrll se1• M1·. 1111£1 Mrs. r:a1 I II 13iHIH>Jl nnd v.ymnnsium, beginning at 2 t min fur N11w \'m·l1. She tress Dallla Penn demonstrates Andr•rsen home. the end of the lesling pc~rind nnrl Daw;ville family anrl J\!J·~. l 'Iilii on Soirlln, o'doc J(, h•uvt·~ on lhtl Qne1•nl\Ituy for the advantages of having some M1·. nncl Mrs. Don Kinr: worn buses will leave Stoc·Jl'nl tlw Mrs. Dnrollly Penrl, Tiatllr~ nnon. Teacher~ will wort< Wl'dnPo· lliPI'Ii tu 1\lnnil·h, Gtll'llllliiY· . her bones by pairing up with ilnmr! ol Mr. nnd Mrs. Marvi11 wrrk I'IHI nt l'ol!lwal£'1' Ink£•. 1iny on grarJps and n•pnrls. 'l'iliii.S· CJePJ(, will IH• !he sjwaiwr. Slu! an unldentlflcd friend at the lfoslIJ{I· rluy, hclng Dr.cornlion Day, 11wr~ London, England, premiere of P~·ogram :.IIpper gur.sls of Mr. and Mrs. visiUng hl'l' SOII·lll·IIIW unci Given at School rd~Farm lllll'<'llll ('!llllllliltr>£' will ht! no schrHJl. On Fridny in till' wnrrlt•ns dlvislo11 of lhl' 11a n movie entitled "The Curse or llugh Angell. tiona! I·'CDA nfrir•r•, ln 1!l·lfi·l7 sih' dunglih•r·, 1\Ir. und J\Jr·s. J.ewis \\'onwn's llll'lllin~ in ·"ll'i!JII IllCJl'nfnl-(, lhl'l (! WIJJ hr. IISSI'IIlhliL''; •llnrtlt•l!, und fumlly. Frnnltcnstcin." Dalila's "part­ 'J'Uf'~rjay nftr•r11onn an amateur Dli•hl accompanist; Charles Flan· Hil·luu·d IA•omu·tl, wlln hits rruf'SIIII,Y, llfld tiw giving o1JI of I'I'Jlnrl was nntion:il p1·e~idPnl of the Lc· ncr" was placed In the lobby Jli'Of:\'11 Ill Wil~ pi ~''•I'll I r£1 I o I hi' nc1·y, sr!veral vocal seinr.lions ~1111 h£•r•" In lL :snu l•'mHI'isl'll !ins.' cnrrls. In 1111' I'VI'Ilinv., I ill' Sf'nlmH gion Auxllinry. to add the proper atmosphere Mr. ami Mrs. A. L. ToniH'I' d!Hl 'fhcr·e will he n short husiness DiiiiHViiJI' '"'~II f,( IHll>l sludelll his own gultuJ· nccnmpanlment. Jlllnl l'nr h'!'lllnH•nt. 1'111' !'not will l'!'CCIV£> 111f'il' ilq>inmns al !liP W1'1Hlr>ll llarhrr, vlliaga presi· mcctinv. of the Amerienn Legion Ifor the thrlllcr. IIlgh sd10nl rtancc hand plnyl!d Mrs, Emma 'l'iH>IllJlSnn r·aii£'£1 al f • llody ..Lull' I I :1 if.(gs \\',\', fll ogl"illll IJ'IHJhl£•, Is tuum• 1111 l'nrlllliJ.: h. r.ommencr.nwnl program. r!Pnt, will W!'immr. tlios<• who at· Mnnrlay, Mny 27. Curt White and C'llilirman. I he llnalnurnhe1· for thr. program. l11e honw of 1111'. anrl ~lis. l'!iilll' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence LPnnarcl lc•JHI til!' Sl'rVii'I'S. 011\Prs :1n thr. Pa11i Collings nrr! on the rl!frcsll· More than 50 members were pres· Taldnf.( pn1·t in t !Jr. pror:rnm Olney 'of Eaton lt:q>ids ,t.;aturday r•allelriml engilll'l'i C't'Inetery. have1·, Marie and Fran!<, nf. Te· the l'nrner of· C:r·ovl•nilllli: and lng at Mlc·higan Slnte, addn•sH<"i renee l10~pitai, Lnns·ing. Services Till' Jlunr:ry l•'il'£' I 'IllS One, Davirl Jlr•' hnrl been sid< since lust fall. cumficil, spent the wcelt end at llarper rnnrls. the club Ttl<'sclay on llw Mirldk were nt Caskey funeral home, DiPhl, .TPrTy i\l'idl'y, Billy Bu~il. Mr. Balwr was hom .July 8, Stoekhrldgc, Sunrlny nflernoon at flilll y Bi>.l'i, Dc'an Lawt·cncc anrl · R . V ,, W!!'l y • •. East siltwlion. 'l'hr lllr>l'llllf.( wa:< I 1870 11 2::10, hurial al Plainfield. R1~v. South Leroy \\'1 1 · t 1 1 , Ill nvens; oou, . at the Alnerican Lr>giDII hlliidllll~ .Trtl y. 11''' er, 1 n s r 11111 en a ginia, to William ancl .lenni!! Ingham County News, Mason, Mirl Have Meeting neigi11Jors 'met at the Vantown . ('j . I I'' I ' 0 t ·J. l. 1>il 1,el \VII 1lh' 1 g 1 ' • in nominnlion fnr ncxl yrnr: guests of Mr. nncl Mrs. .Jacl< WSCS hall Sunday for· a pntlurl; lsi; 'r!l'l TuPsrlny C'l'<'lli;lf.: the Womnn's Donahue. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Mun· dinner honoring Gorrlnn Monm,•. i\rrnrr!Jflll an•~ . ,Jrcl (,tillar rlt~el, ' , ·s tile" have resided in Dans· sell were supper guests. ~P\'I't'.il sc•lef'tlr>ns; Norlon R1cc, ~~·ill. J vic·e·preshlent, .John I lorsl; sPcond D;1pti~t Mi~sionary ~nciety mrt who recentlv rctur'ned home from two pi.uw solos; Tlw Ml'lorlcars, VJ c. l'lninllehl Farm lllll'l!llll dl~· vice.pr·esident, Gus Schl'!'ei'; lhir•l in 1he cilwril parinrs. 1\liit'ie the arm eel · forces.' His pnrent s, .Jill Driggf;, Sally Nr:mr!r, Sally Survivors besides the willow russinn A'I'UIIJI tnl'~ nt the vice·JH'I'siclent, Arthll!' \Viir!P; !'I'•'· Horl1well ope• ncr! I he mPI'I in~~ Mr. ancl Mrs. Sc•Jrlon M11nro1', Tiwmpson anrl N:lll£'.1' Wilkinson, nr·c: spr•nt the first of the Gross officiating. Burial wus In Every ·) vicc·pre;;I~IPnl; Margnrel Holmes, In Lansing last Thursday mom· scl10ol are urged to mecl in the Mr. nml Mrs. Paul Weiser of wee!; with llwir rlnughter, Mrs. Fairview ccr;netery. Vogt funeral vicc-prcsirlenl of missions; Marie ing. Her mother, Mrs. Harold Oregon, Mr. ancl Mrs. Marvin Pn til Dowen ancl family. h01nc had charge of the servlceH. Baptist cllllrch parlors. Mid·WCPk Rockwell, treasurer; Clarn Doris Maag, Sr., had a serious operation service, Thursday, 7:30, sturlies in Fl'inl1r.i, secretary; chairman of at the same hospital Frirlny morn· Grad· tlw Boot\ of Al'ts. Senior choil· White Cross, Abby Roepcl, ' I .'J ,..._~~~ • t ' ~'" ~ '!lf;f ' r · amJ granllfather, .John E. Kinsey 1 t 1 tl I! bus·111 ess meetin"'. srster leavl!. on. the ·semor trrp$ cone uc ec l • ~ Mrs. .T. G. Bwrwagon of Lalli· . . . u·. S. [(~~L~N; t~~ll;. will I'C!aJiy ~'cJ~x, and rJfrc;IJ ~: ~ of Eilchart, Indiana. Burial was in Commr.nt was mar:e on the :vqtl• sing is helping to care for har Plnlnfield cemetery. ' ' clone by the committee ~ppo~nlc~ mother, Mrs. Frnnl• Mahaney. Mr. yon lor the next dny. llnt don't tnkc our WOI d. Lie ~o purchase and plant e\ ergJI!eD·• and Mrs. Burton Shrum 'were Glr:mna Simonds, dnughtr.r of Ill the church ~ard. A~by Roepcl

Twin Pak • YOU GET _MORE GUAR NTEED· VALUE Herrud•s Assorted Relish I IGA EXTRA RICH 61c Cold Cuts Tomato Oc Coupon Catsup Tow~rd Hotdoqs or Homburgor Included Ib 65c .· FOR YOUR PICNIC TREAT 2 'for 39c IGA FANCY / Pickles Grou:rid Beef Hi Neighbor! · Did it ever occur to you how much you could en­ or Grade 1 hance the value of your home or business in dollars and DILLS cents by merely applying a coat of paint when it is needed? And here's another investment, neighbor, that will Sausage also greatly increase the value of your property and yet llc ot. will not cost you a penny: that is keeping your lawn cut and your hedges trimmed. · Little things such as the prompt maintenance of your l_,b 89c property can save you money, iust as you save money when you patronize your locaiiGA Food Store.

SMOKED PICNICS Small-Lean lb J Sc

' PORK CHOPS First Cut tb J9c

., BEEF ROASTS .. Choice Blade Cuts tli 34c REG. 2/25c

SIRLOIN STEAK La63c Meanor House Tide ~~1st(m~· BEEF s·HORT RIBS 8 LB $1 Giant Size ~· Coffee SWISS STEAK. LB SSe. ScOff 2-0Z,. 49c Veal Round Steak ·u79c \70c 5-0z. $1.09 Spare Ribs. Meaty I Lo49c .6·0z. Breast of Lamb u 1'9c IGA TASTY, UNSWEETENED 6 Cons DAWN TOP' QUALITY Corn King SKIN'LEss· FRANKS Orange Juice Thick -Sliced SLICED ao:LOGNA Toilet ·59c Bacon 21bPkgs. $1.13 l·Lb Tissue. BAKER~S CHOCOLATE FLAVOR Package $)19 MOTHERS! WIVES I SWEETHEARTS! 4 roll pkg. Instant /Mix ..45c lb . SHOULDER CUT Lamb Chops Ls49c l9c • . .. TO HELP SELECT THE "UNKNOWN" WHO PILLSBURY FLAKIER WILL PL~ Y THE SCREEN ROLE OF J~CK DEMPSEY SHOULDER ROAST IN THE FORTHCOMING MOTION PICTURE. ~II you nood do lo nominata your choiu for lho 1larring rolo in thit groat forthcoming motion pltturt. L.amb LB 39C 11 Ia ~tloct tomoont who it botweon tho a;i1 of Pie Crust Mix 19 oll"'d 25, and is 6' I" olnd woighJ 1boul 185 ibJ, PILLSBURY PIE CRUST STICKS 37c· CONTEST ClOSES JUNE I, 1957. ' TURKEY. Corned Beef IGA ICE CREAM VANILlA- NEOPOLITAN .LEGS· . 12-oz. Can-4Jc · 1/2 Gal. 59c , lb -·I 39c r- . CANTALOUPE ·• Fll.l. OUT COUPON I . BUTTER I First of Season RADISHES I IMMEDIATELY! I I LB 59C Jumbo Size I CELLO The man I nominate to play the role of I I BAG Jack Dempsey in the forthcomina motion I l for 69c··' 5c I ' ( ,:;.' ~~.~ ' I picture, "The Jack Dempsey Story,•: is: · 1 I I I· . Nam•-----~-- for il .,;..i,____ _ l 59c .. 1 Street ___

I · Telephone _____,.;.;.~-- Large Solid .I ·· City._.._;.'--__...__zone-- ·GREEN ·1 5!~"-.--~-~-- Head Lettuce ONIONS. . I . Age.·. Height . :Wti~ht_ \; euNcH Sc . I ·1 for l9c, I . ' •

I Mil, McCUHDY HONOill!:D Jiowurd Y. M~Ctmly. wns sur­ Methodist Youths Suzanne Pearsall Is Married prised a! his home Mondny ovc· Visit in Jackson nlng hy friends ft•nm the fnculty Bride nJ. ,J, W. Sexton high school, Lan· Mnsnn Meihoctist Y.cllltll Vcllow· sing, from whll'il Mr. McCurdy Miss Virginia Mnn Ilndrl clr.· ships spnniwrorl il tt•ip to the signed nnrl mndc the gown sill! In Double Wedding at MSU relil'l!cl lnsl .Tum!. '1'111~ !lf'l'ltsion Goodwill Inrluslrlen In Jacl;son wore frw hl!l' wedding Snturclny e~lehratcd Mr. Mr:Ctll'lly's hlrlll· lnsl Wednesday, The gmup was rluy. A l10hemian dinner was to· Jlnrr·y G1me Cnlhy' at Mnson cnnrhtclccl thrrnrgh I he build in~: Baplisi churc:h. The bride! is the In nn ull·whlte douhle Wf!drllng ~erverl, Thosr. prc~scmt wet·c Mr·. by Hev, Amos Bognr·t, director·. Snllll'day afternoon al Alumni rlnughler of !lev, and Mrs, Clnr· nncl Mrs. B, F, Brairlwnocl, Missc!S 'l'hey snw the mnny dtrfcrenl MPmorlnl l'l111pr.l, Iv!IC'hlgnn SliLIH Edith .Johnson, 1\athnrine Mins· cnee Rodrl. Mr. nnd Ml's, Ilerber't typcH nf work done hy the llflndl· J, Colby nre parents of the IH·icle· univrrTI!y, Miss Su~anrw Marin hnll, Laut·u Millar, Helen Binning· r.nppecl mnployes, and browsed In !P'oom. 1'1'1\I'Hall, daughter uf Mt·. ntHI hum, Hnzel Tny lrll', RLJ lh Russel lite retail store ·wllorc tile r·e· Mrs. Gilson PParsall, hrearn1• !Ill' nnd Ellznhellt Lawry, all of Lan· paired gnmls ar·e sold I o the pub· ltt1V, R(}(hl Plll'fOI'IJI(!() t.IIC bride of Charlr!s fo:. Budrl of Hoyat sing, und · Mrs. Dunuirl Bales, lie. 'J'Iwy learned the history nf drmhhH) ng f'lli'L'mony al Oak. Ifls sister, Mh;s Hose Mary Mnson. 7 :ao Dudrl, whose parents Hl'f! M1·. anrl the movement, whlcll slurtcrl In In tlte OVI'ning, Large ltuslwls Mm. C. E. Burld nf South Br'lld, Boston many yml!':i ag-o, as a of r;·ladlolus rmd tJillllll!llls fiHIIIIIIn, hr.f'ilnlf! I he hrlrle nf Hoh· Hervice, !Ioili to the hnnd leu ppcd, Missionary Doctor llunlwd by l!nlldl~luh•·a und .,-, m·t 1•:. Slr!Vf'lls o[ !own City, Iowa, nml to lite people who rnulrl not son of Mr. nnd MI'H. Edwrirrt nfford to purchase new clothing. pulms dcwm·uh•d the ultnr·. To Speak at Holt After tlw tour, lhe Mason . . SIPVPns of Daltlonr.go, Georgia. The hricle's handmade gown Hr.v, Haymond Norton, paPior Dr, Don R. Morrill, missionary grmrp lind a picnic suppe1' in lhe c[( fcteria of 1he inslifllt ion. Those !eatur.ed a bouffant si>irt of em· of Mn~on Mt'lhodlsl dnrrdt, per· doctor in Zululaml, Africa, wiil he who went on the tt·tp were: .Tu· lm;oidf'J'erl tulle with rurrles cas· for•mpfJ lhr. cet•emonies before nn spedal spenlwr at the Holt Bap· ending in u cathcrlml train.' list church Sunday everl'ing, May Llith Hanna, Terry Ucnl, ,John ultnt• ·rlr.l'llraiPdwilh wllilt! sprint~ Sequlrm unci· pea !lis were appll· Drtg~-:s, Roberta ,Juclson, Genl'· flowm·s and grPP.I)f!ry 1rnd flanlwrl. 2G, at 7:30. qued Into the lace embroidered Dr, Morrill and his family went gannn Post, Linda Re)•es, Walter hy lull, llghlecllnpr!rs. Mrs. Helen necldlne, Her llngerlip veil fell tn Africa In l!l:iO io assist another Hr.yes, Virginia Everitt, Bonnie Sc·holl of Lansing playPd lradi· from a crown of seed peuris nncl Lt•non, Lf~e·Perl: their il 1,~ years of Steadman. The grot\p \Vas nccotn· !:ervicc a new 50-bed hospital was pnniert hy Mrs. Winstnn Dancer·, llrill<•s OnWIH' nf J.unslng, 111. lll'IU'I' i'llrs. Cnlhy is u g"l'aduulr• of' l\lt·. nnrl Mrs·. Arlo Fot'l'tnilll of bridesmaids were her cousins, der of Browne·Cavender post 148 full cooperation or" Legion metn· Collins of l~uton Uupids, 'I'm·· 1\Insun hillh S!'honl a111l at· \Villiam~lon g,:tVI' :r surprisl' hit·lh· Miss Carol Wangeman and Miss of the American Legion and sixth bers and people in the area to be ry Shultis of Aurc~li11s and Jo Anncr Pearsall. Connie Pearsall district steering committee mem· .John Coy und 1\enneth Colby, !t•lld<•d Lunsin~;· llu~iiwss nni· d11y party fnr lhPir III'IIIIH•r, Ttoh· scattered rose pctnls in the path MRS. CHARLES E. BUDD her, will head the Amerienn Le· served by the new hosplt al to hrotltm• of t.lw hrhll'll'''nom. \'l'l'sily. 11<'1' husband at li'lldt•tl r•rl Foreman, nt his llfllllt' on illasnn hig-h sf'ltnol, Ill' is <'Ill· of the bride. She wore a while riles precerling the ceremony. glon association committee for reach that goal, he added. Mrs. Roehl wore a frock of gray Frost t'ortd Saturday night. the wedding. Out·of·town guests Schmidt. ·has been an active ployecl at thP Oldsmnhill' silk dress styled with a full skirt, Seating the guests for Mr. Budd were present from Soul h Bend, the Mason hospital bene!lt dance Norman Rcr.lor slww<'d mDvi:tg whit c lace hat and mnlching on June 14. member in Legion and· commu· lace over taffeta accented with 111:tnt in J,unsing, 1 were Mr. Casin and Chet Malmw· I milam; Dahlonega, Georgi a; ;!. ,[, ;lc pictures, nfll!r whil'll lite• rc' lace mil Is. According to Schmidt the Ma· nity affairs. Besides his Legion plnl\ accessories. Mrs. Coll1y sC· sid. Dr·. Davenport aiHI John H. Iowa City, Iowa; Detr·oit, Sa~-:1· maindcr of IIH! 1'\'f'lling wns spent duties he is a member of the lected a ·navy blue rayon sheer Harry D. WiiiPtt, who hns been After the Budd-Pearsall bridal Adams ushered for Mr. Stevens, naw, Pontiac and Dearborn. son Legion post will usc all prof· playin~-: r•nrds and dages of Cym· ida with his sister for several 1he altar, Mr. Budd escorted his A rQception in the church par:· Bot11 brides will graduate from post's pledge In the hospital fund· f'lose of llw f'Vf'lling. headed many organizations and bidium orchids and roses. months, is ret tu·ning to Mit'higan. daughter clown 1he aisle. Prceccl· lnrs honored the bridal couples the l\!lchigan State university mising campaign, 'J'hosl' pr·c•sc!nl itwluriPd Mr. 11nd fund raising drives In Ingham He! is sclwrluiccl to arril'e at the tng them were her maid of honor, immediately nfle1· the ceremony. school of nursing in June. Mr. The dance commit tee has set ::1 Mrs. Nellie Vance and Mrs. ;'v!rs. Norman Smalley and Mr. Miss Sanclt·a Mill:!r of South goal of 2,000 tickets, Schmidt county. bome of his son, Gordon, at Lalw Those wl10 served refreshments Budd graduated from Purdue uni· Nellie Hodel, fi'Dm Tempemnce, Clwml!lig near Howell. and Mrs. Norman Hpc•tor of \Vii· Bend, and bridesmaids, Miss were Miss Heather Webb, Miss versity. Mr. Stevens is a gradu· grandmothers of 1he bride, were iiamslon, Geral!! Burl\ of St. Mr. anrt l\1rs, HatTY Smith anrt Eunice Foye nf Onaway and Mrs. Ann Cro~by,. and Miss Brooks ate of Iowa Stale university, PUPILS ENTERTAIN special guests al the wedding. .Tohns, Mr·. and Mrs. Vir Otis anrl Marcella and .Janet went to Norl!l R. ,J. Simer! of South Bend. Jan­ H.andall, all of Lansing, Miss where he is affiliated with Alpha Palmers Entertain One hundred seventy·five guests Mr. ancl Mrs. BPl'llill'rl 01 is of ice Budd was flower girl in a Aurelius Center school lower Muskegon Friday, remaining Lin· Betty Ann Batie of Dearborn, Kappa Kappa medical fraternity, ~:rades entertained the pre-school Honoring Robsons attended the reception in lhe Leslie, Mr. . the University of Michigan. have plenty of attractive, com. Stocl\bridge high school gym May The White Oal< Hi club at a Mason OR 7-7982 6 for a regular meeting. Mr. and ~.; meeting at the home of Marvin fortable WHITE STAG w13arables Mrs. Ted Fay, leaders of the club Gauss, dcciderl to have u boys Mr. and Mrs. Lester Carpenter for the past 11 years, announced softball team, with Gerald Bnlwr oi Denver left Monday for their to add ,to your enjoyment .. w~ have that they were. turning the club as captain and Bill Nottingham home after v.isiting 10 days .with · leadership over· to Mr. and Mrs. us coach, There will also be .a Mrs. Carpenter's parents, Mr. Douglas McKim. Mr. and Mrs. girls soitball team with Mary and Mrs .•Tames Corbin, and her FREE 'red Fay will remain with the clLib brother·in-luw and sister, Mr. and Sheathclm as captain anct Roberta A Beautiful 5K7 as assistant leaders. Titus and Helen Curtis as Mrs .. Dee Bray, and family of Club programs for the year coaches. Mason, SJLVERTONE were given out. Club members Dale Wallter led group singing Rev. Raymond Norton AttPn•rlPrhl PORTRAIT plan to attend the Stocl(bridge and Sandra· Nottingham· and the annual Albion-Lansing dis· by pants in all lengths Presbyterian church on 4-H Sun· Carol Graf gave a demonstration trict conference at the Urbandale ·clay, May 26, on how to set a table. Refresh­ Methodist church in Battle Creek United Studios · from shorts to slacks and tops this weelt. Others from Mason 1 Wilmot McDowell, 4·H club ments of pie and Ice cream were of Elkhftrt, lndiftna in all styles, thriftily priced. agent, · showed the. film, "Tim's Sl!l'VCd, who attended the conference were Choice." .Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Vundlen Clever Cookies and Larry Dent. Come pick them and puHhem Refreshments were set·ved at Compliments The Clever Cookies 4·H club of ------~• together for summer. play. . the concllJslon of the me~ting. ,Webberville liad a monthly busi· 1 Lubet•teanx ness meeting .at the horne of of , ··Labertimux -'4·fr" group met at thei~ leader, Mrs, Elmer F01·e· ··Painted. Walls the Laberteaux school May ·9, A man, recentJy. CADY. hayride had been· scheduled but The offlcet•s, President Judy Cleaned -- . was postponed· because of rnln. Yort(: 'Vice·Presldcnt, Sandra ' HARDWARE _;_.. · · The 'group ·elected officers for Hodge; secretary, Nancy Haight; Scientifi~ .• Inexpensive 141 W. Ash ::r;.•;: ·... the summer club, They are: Pa· and Treasurer, Donna York, lnl· Walls cleaned the Magic Wall Wash. · · trJcla. Smith, president:. Gerald tinted 11 new members, They are ing· w'ay often eliminates ro·painting. Hamilton, ·Vlce·president; Carol Carol. ~eLong, Dawn· VanOrden, Lot us save you this · back·brea.'ing May 29 ·Stiles,: secretary; Marvin Stiles, Linda Hummel, Senora Dieterle, drudgery. •, treasurer:· Duane Adams and Linda Lowe, Connie Metcalf, Vir· Wo use a newly·invented machine Wednesday Only: Connie Bleswinger, recreation ·glnlu Hodge, Connie Monroe, Pen· that produces perfect re1ults. leaders; May Smith, song leader; ny Smith and Judy McGowan, ·Call '!' lor' froo estimates, and Jame!l Adams, reporter. New officers were installed, The next meeting Is scheduled They are Judy Yorlt, 'president; for June 13.. Jean Vor·ec, vice-president; Nancy Magic ·Hours ~ 10 a. m. to; 5 p. m. Haight, secretary; and Donna 'SIIIldhlll' Cc!oks Woo York, treasurer. Wan· Washing Minors Must Be Accompa~ied by ~arents Six members of the Wee For roll call members'named n will be ., .service '_sm~ll Charge for Group· ~oses , · -·:.Phone''Mt.o'n v•1·••••.,,. ' ' . I ' I

ENTERTAINMENT. -· SECTION' "flow and 'Where to Enjoy Yourself'' THEATRES - DINING PLACES - BOWLING- ~ANCING - RACING- SKATING Baseball Team Click. l'mnu SI\A'I'INO I'AR'J'ms Monday, May !!7--7.::10-IO::lO-- lnaham County News, Mason, Mid1., May 23, 1957 · 8·5 Ll!~lle Ml'tliodisl elimcl1 npon· THEATRE HITS • Cl , h .• I sor1!d by HI!V, llnllor~l<. lr Tru!srlny, M11y 2H·-·7-IO p. m.- .. FOX frll' thr fnrn\ly chnln ancl lmmrdi· (:m·:s·t· . l'r:"·ti•·1·, ilrrt rails c·nmii'Eilly. in Aggles MOve · Ose U t0 ano· t er 1·I t e. !'vllltirl · nnd linr1·. 1\r•lth was ·on! nt the plate nnlt tl'n hy Mnrin 1\lnl·tc•lll r l•:vn 'l'his filllli'ialiiiii •d <,'lt~•t'\'1 willr :t11111slng sltu:ctlolw lhnt. Dunn Andrews nnrl ,Joan !~on· ,I Pl'llonn ovr•r· l•'owiPI'Villr! opl!ll<'rl stole seerilltl. Ill! nrlv:nwrcl !11 liut Wireman sr·ored on 1111 over· Bnrtoinsity, l'!r!VI'r nnrl clenn lninr, nrn stnrrccl In Beyond II till! dnor In till' thmne room fnl' thil'll n11 1111 oul 1111cl c~rrme hom<' throw nt first. c•om·sc u[ tho IIotc!l tmnH:wtlrlll; o: :l yP.tii'S ngo is good l'nll'rtain· l!i:clrtg 111111 C!XJlPI'l nctlng- hy nnme 1 Kiwanis Bowlers Hrnsonnhlo Douht, whieh h:r~ n lim A~gi<'s. o11 1111 lnfil!lcl PlTCJI'. l~ftlvlc•rville lill'Pa!PnP•I In 11w tlwn 111• frtlls in lovn with ill' I' 1111'111. 'l'lu• ~:t,ry ,f 11 psyi'!IttiJCl· ;.t;1rs who sr•c•m to l1e en.lnyil!ff serret l!llrlin~. l•'riday night Dnnsville will I Wit It 111lC! uut in tlrn SI'I'DIHI fc;Lirllt Inning with II .1·rllll rally lllrt:rtions YllllllJ.!~'l' ~ls!Pr, Nina Iffy.~! Wllo llllild;; lfJI II !:tll'l'""'f'ci llt•'ltlSI'i\'c•s, wind 11p tlw snnson at Sind<· lltlii.~Villr• pidlth Dllllglas' ~:lcJgll'. Mnsnn·~~ Kiwanis hllwling tr•nm nppolntrc! I!I'Usncle•· lllfllin:;l judi· JIO:~ lrophy for tho dlspl<~y c'I'CJIIcl anrl third. 1\Pitil Dnuglw: In the IP:rm cwnt Mason rmne I I If I0 I t I Ill larrc!·l!ral•hln•.• !a r·:verett SI'Cll'C!d ils l'lln in tl'lc case. 1 In State Class DMeet sunshine started bringing tile muc:f1 to nclvanc·r the c<~reers of cv '!!} V.~ .'J.T' third inning wlwn Tnm ConiWI' Chnr!otle evened the score in A clroppccl bnton in the final golfers out in droves. I Tyrone Power nne! Henry Fondn. .J..ln A..J Dnnsvillc's medley relay tenm ------~------·-- --- With tile youtilful Roher! Wag- npr!nerl with a single and then the first of the seventh wlicn event in the state Class D cham­ stnle second. lie advanr!ecl to third acldecl the ot Iter first. Rtmning on nn infic•lrl and came home Dewey cloublrd to open the in· pionship meet at Ann Arhnr wi1 h the · chnmps were Kaye scrvlces Sunday June 3~ ncr and .Je~frey Hunter pinyin,::: Drive-In Theatre Friday & Saturday 0111 Linda De Yarmond of Ac!ri:m .Jr~-:se am! his brother Frnnl<, th1s on an infii•IIIPI'I'or. ning. He moved to !hire! on an forced Dansville to settle for sec- Douglas, Larry Soule, Gerry spent 1l1e wet!l< el)c! with her ve·r~-:ion will atii'nct the lo?nager~ US-16- 5 Minuto Rido error nnri Larry Lnvengood nne! place. 'l'lw Aggics ended up Wing and Roger Lininger. grnmlparents, Mr. nne! Mrs. Lloycl nnrl, of course, the acllon de- E,,t of Jhe c.,mP"' Giant Moviethon· .Jc:rry Luminnslol Miss Bai·hara Cook of Lnnsing • Jly Pnllolc Pupils Wr.dnesday- 8-11 P. lvl. wns a week end guest of Mr. and Friday-Snturday- 8-11 P. M.. fe·ee C©Hee cmd Donuts Mrs: Georgr Vm1 Demra·lc nnd Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rlnclfllcseh COME EARLY- STI'Y LAT!:- NO REPEATS 'sons. · ancl family were Sunday guest~ Country Kitchen Sat.-Sund~y - 2-4:30 P. lvl. of Mr. ancl Mrs. Hnrry Rindfleis'.'l1 Mr. apcl Mrs. Elmer Frost visit- ancl family. L003 N. Lnnslnr, Mason PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINT· Phone OR 7-2701 MHH ·® ed Mrs. Nora Fro~t Wedncsclny . Sunday & Monday, 2 Top • Hits evening. Mr. n.ncl M!·s. Lee Hamrlel were Wo'ro O·pon for Porlios on Sunday, . Sunday evcn1ng g-uesls of Mr. and Monday, Tuesdoy ond Thursday Mr. anc! Mrs. R.-B. Frost nnrll Mrs. Lyle Campbell and family. CHARCOAL BROILED ~lights Mr. aml.Mrs. Berton .Johnson a.l·l Mrs. Pat Gibbs nml son were ~~ndecl, Pomon~t Grange at Leslie Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Call Holt OX 9-2436 for Cia« :""tunl.iy evenmg. M1·s. Lyle Campbell nml family. Steaks and Chicken Schodulos Mr. ami Mrs. Vance Polloi< nmll Mr. nncl Mrs. William Freeman CINE:MA9¢~~_?E: Roger were SLinday eveninv, :mel family wcrl' Sunday !linW!l' CIJ~ps nnrl SpnrC! Ribs ,.... 1., \ ·,) ~t~csts of Mr. and Mrs. George I guosts of Mr. nne!. Mrs. Cyrus EDRU ROBERT WAGNER 1"1 ost. Knuffmun and inm1ly. Reller Skating JEFFREY HUNTER DOUBLE FEATURE Mr. ancl Mrs. Max Eirert viRitccl Mr. and Mrs. Erdman Lipstraw Lindy's Drive·ln M1s. Nora Fro::! Satunlay eve- were Sunday guests· of Mr. nne! Arena evcll "Faster'n lightning with· his fists .. , faster'n that with .ning. Mrs. D. Greenwood of Dcll·oit:. North of Mason on US-127 South of Troffic light in Holt his guns!" · Their children, Kathy and Danny Rory Calhoun-Susan Cummings·Max Bacr I Gmngo meet.s 'l'ncstlny tWe· Lipst.raw, stayed with Mr. aiiCI 1 nlr11~. May 28, I'm· It l'l!l-\11hu· Mrs. Don Llpstraw. TUESDAY- I DAY ONLY- DOUBLE HORROR SHOW rnet:t.ing·, ~rhe Jll"og·r·nnl on Beginners of this yem• finished l\lh~higai1 will lw in Jm~Jlillf.\' school Tuesday forenrJOn. Utah Blaine wl1:h 1\lichhran Wci!l(, .<\ Jlllt· NO'i E: - Free pass (good for 2) given at double horr.or Part of'the kinlle~g-arten pupils lncl> huu:h will consist ol' show to. each· adult. c~n you lake it? No heart patients SECOND HIT nnly fnmls gm'wn ill 1\liehi· of next: year visited .Polloi\ schonl I Play Monday forenoon. The o1lwr half allowed .. 1\'llll. 'l'hnsu nttenlllllj.\' lll'll tn will visit Tuesday .forenoon. He Fra-med Himself! hJiw sunllwiches and tllsh lo · )Jnss. 1\lllk Is t'lll'nlshetl. Frirlny afternoon Polloi; school Duna Andrews-Joan Fontaine had a soft bnll g-ame wl1 h the Miss Jean .• Johnson attended a Meech ~chao!. The' score was 12· ~easonable slumber party last. Friday night 13 in favor of Pollok school. Golf Beyond a Doubt at the home. of,Miss Mary Was- Last Tuesday the Mason honl<· At the Beautiful plus Three Stooge Comedy . son. mobile visited the school for the • Mr. and Mrs .. Russell Cole of last Lime this school year. Sunfield and Mrs. I

grandmothm·· · Roy Grahe1m and spent family. Sunday eve- Mrs. ·clarence Ranclc wlll en· ril~======:: nlng with Mr. and Mrs. Floytl tertnin the Merry-Go-Round cluh Donal. · · at' her home Saturday aftm·noon. Last Frldny Mrs. Nora· Frost Myra Wircmnn, who .has hccn and granddaughter, ·Mrs. Keith a patient at Foote hosp1t<1l, J!lck· DAN.CING · Hotchldss, and children visited son, sln,ce April 22, retmned t.o Mrs. Dora Bird. In the evening' hm· home last Saturday,. She JS . Music by Bill Sova 11nd His. Ranch Boys they called on ·Mr. and Mt·s. Fred sUI! confined to !;led. ' Cole nnd· family In Wlll1amston. · 1\lr. nmf 1\II'S, Russell En1·l. · Officers were elected In sunda~·: tuuuinnce · t.lm . mau:rlngc · of. LAST/DANCE school su'nday, with A:"m Green- . thch• tlnngll.tm·, A/2c Shh·lcy man, clmh·man of the nominating· l~tu·J, to A13c •l11y· F11rlcy on The last dance of the season will be Saturday Night. 'commissioh In charge. 'llhcy are: Frhlay, 1\lny 10, In the chiJll!l Come 'on out and join y.our friends in this one last fling! supcrlntenclent, Myron Whipple; nt Clumutc nh• force bnse, assistant superintendent,. Alvin Rantoul, Ill. , Launstein; secretary, Mary Ellen About 125 pcopJe·nttended ·the ROUND' AND. . SQUARE .DANCING. Warner· treasurer D'lclc Bowne· farewell dinner . at Fitchburg EXTRA ADDED MEMORIAL DAY ON.LY ...· .. ,NEXT WEEK:~Susan Hayward~Kirk Dl)uglas . in . TOP: pianist,' ·Jean Joh~son; temper:· Wscs hall last Sunday for Rev; ·SEE YOU iN SEPTEMBER!· SECRET AFF~IR with David' Brian-Marsha .Hu~t ·in NO PlACE ai1cc. secretary, .. L,ester Warner; Gordon Arnold and family. .. bcnevolenccr:.s'e cr e't·n·r y~ Et•mn Linda Stephens underwent a· · HIDE; Johri'W:~yne•~an .D~iley;Maureen· O'Hara in WINGS. Johnson; libl;nrlan, Dlatie· Weav· tonsillectomy last Friday.• 'AMERIC~N LEGION FIREWOR'KS I!' . ~HE. EAGLES, ·ComJJI9:~P~'G!~f'-IT~ 1: :.:~: .. · :• . · · .·. . '' . .' ,, . • I ' • I . ' ' '' ' '•· ' '' • ' er; iuid j~l))Ol(dllp~l'tment super- There will' be .lnstall:lt!on. intendent~: Cnroq~rnl:Jler.. , .· . . wscs officcl'S during Herrick Norris Hart at Foote hospital, Spruce-Up For Spr1iig ,JJH'i{~on, Stinrlny nflornoon West Aurelius lllr11. I.,eo OorlumlrHnln Mr. nne! Mt s, Chntles McCrmll',V J,unlhl 1Ulul1 Mr. and l\1rfl, George G lovm of Mm•ltle, In1llnnn, were Sunrlny ovm•nlghl guests of Mr, and Mrs, Mt• IIIHJ Mrs. Ilmuy W1•1ftnn11 .-.:Pupils Will Visit Zoo anrl chllrlren cnllerl at the Phillip Warren Gallaway, tooit Mn; .Tcssio nuumor lo Cltl· Dotmlm• homl' Sunday aftmno~n cngo for Mother's DIIY llwn she> Children of the ser onrl nnrl wm·o Rnlnrrlstctlc nnd fnmlly. BrowniP twop vlr;Jiul 1111• slnle son r: .tiled on Ml and Mt s, Wnlt<>r . pollee post in l~.tst L,Jnslng J,tsl Go~nnw.1y Sl Mortrl.ty evening. Amnndd Nelsrm und Mts Mnrvt•l MI. and M1s. Wllll of her httsb.IIHI''­ mother, Mt ~ II.Htlell Wine, 111 Lansing FHONE TU 2-2451 or COME IN TODAY! Mrs Osc,n· LeP nnrl called on Mr o~nd Mrs Chnmpngnc m Lnnslng afternoon 13onnte llor:ms spl'nl the wrel\ end at the home of her granclp.t• cnts. Mr and Mt s il,IIph rurt ney, Sr • MI~s V11 1-(trtlfl St mnk Tuesday evening dmner guest of • Mr ami Mt s Ted Jones Mrs. Helen nt a products day evenmg 1\lrs. l\cnn1•th Bulwr were served Mr and Mrs Dan J,mlnt r:l Mr and Mrs Ketlh Gallaway Eaton R.tptds and Mr and Mr·s announce the a1 rtval of a san, Wilham Tomlinson of Ln.n~tn~ Brian Jo~mcs born Tuesday, May 14, at Foote hospitnl J:tcl few days wtlh her d.lllghter, Vn of school. Application for rcgillrl,tion ahould ,Television r' ginia Hendershot, and family be made to the dcrk of Delhi TQwn­ shlp, Edith Adcodt:, at• 1974 South · Mrs Amelia Kerson and son Cedar St, Holt, MlchiB'D.Il 2-21-in. Table Mode~s arc; spending the week wtlh her mother, Mts Marte Straub, crsnn!l nlrcndy rorir.tcrad upon the !amlly re!Jlstrrttlon books of auch township 1-14-in. Portable Mrs Lyle Scat t and Vm nn. of clcrlt, need not rcarcriote~r. Thoac Canada, aie vtsltmg .1t the home who huve cho.nged thcJI" addrcsDa& since registration Bhould notU:r the 2 - 10-in. Portabies of Mr and Mrs. Wilham Com township clerk of auch chAnRe• stoelt. MARGARET SALM Scr.rclnry of the Board of l!.ducalion Dated· Muy 23, ID57. 2Iwl Freezers 2 Chest Type 1 Uprighi· 2 Dryers a 1 Range

. Senl' ye first the l'ing!lom of God, and his righteousness. United States faclortes (300) (Matthew 6:33.) produce some 10 htlhon buttons each year, some 70 for each man, 1 Air Conditioner A government office holder sought power, and found woman and child. Some half lui himself enmeshed in fraud and thievery. Another man with !ton of these are made from thQ health, education, wealth, died young. Fortune spent, lte nut of the tagua palm from Ecuc~ Building extra rooms swept barroom floors for the price of the liquor he craved. A dor When first harvested, thesr. or remodeling is easy and woman used questiOnable methods to gam a fine estate, only "seeds" are liquid, then harden inexpenstve when you usc 2 Refrigerators to dte and leave it for others to enjoy. Into "vegetable 1vory" of fmcr Johns-Manville Insulating . "' When shall we have faith to believe Christ's promise that grade than elephant's tusl\s, and Board. Made ofrough, clean 1-14-Ft. Size all in life Will be provided when we truly seek to do His will'? can be dyed any shade. The ex· pine fibers, this superior port of this nut makes Ecuador's building board is unusually '· 'When man plans without God, he builds on shiftmg sand. fifth largest export. strong and easy to work. 1 Too often a lifetime of labor leaves one brolten in defeat only It nails nic:ely, saws with a because the goal was selfish and that of a man's own design­ dean, straight edge. log. The c:oated surfac:e or the , , We do not need better schemes, not more prestige. board is hard, smooth and stead, the world needs Christ. withstands tough usage. lr '·' Christ will come into the heat't of man when invited. takes paint eastly, requires no priming, h c:omcs in a Perhaps He waits -sorrowfully -for us to admtt Him, to variety of sizes for ease of h,~lp Him in a greater way. . 1 applic:ation and minimu"' waste. For full information, pric:es and 1amples, ace us, SUBU~BAN SUPPLY Northern Michigan Scouts May 23, 1957 .. Choose Haase As Executive The Ingham County News· Section C Ifnrolcl II. Ifnnse, for·merly nf scdwollng at S!!ldff fkput rc;servn· ' Mnson, hnA brnn nppolnlcrl ells· lion nl Mcnrlhmn, N, .T., Um Ill'S! . triPI dous for many years. The fa maximum number of pupils can tngll, It Jlermlts ett.~y UXJlnn­ Tho 5. S. Mllwaultec Clipper, linking both soctla'ns of U.S. Highway sdJool lll'fore they were ready, ex­ slon. 16, crosses Lal1o Michigan between Milwaukee, Wisconsin and 'l'hree ,Tad\son youn~ peop!P. liH'I' \\'HS an enthuslakllc Boy walk-thereby cutting down on Journalism ·Staff WP.re injurer! at :J::JO Sumlny perts founcl. Sc:nul Hnd w:rs a lendm· In the lnts service. Muskegon, Michigan saving motorists 240 driving miles, She Is of The building- will i,c cnmplr.lerl all-steel construction, oil-fueled and equipped with radar, radio m"l'nlng when the ear in which Chico( Olwmns council before the In the fall c1f l!l58 and will prac­ they WCI'C ri11Jng IJVel'tlll'lled, 'rlw rmlds wm·e obtuhw!l by direcllon finder and ship to 5horo phones, Capacity: 120 automobiles f11rnily lei! Mason for Traverse tically he llll!!d to capacity on Hires Director flcmting 11 bond lssJw. of liJl· and. 900 passengers. Clly. opening day, Adtllllons will be rc· '!'allen to a .Jnellson hospital by JII'IIXirnutely .~1,1l00,000. Okemos Student qulred 4 years Inter. Michl!(an State has hirer! Dt·. Vogl ambulance of Dansvllle nncl Ilnasr: is tlw first Sronulc•r in the Freel S. Siebert, a top scholar anrl a sheriff's c11r were Charles A. S!'l'nie Tr·ails Coun!'ll lo enter the The ~chool will be a campus Bids were let early in March A Small Dot on the Map press law authority, to become Mnr•tlnes, .17, Bert Martines, 16, -Finishes Course professional mnks of S!•oulinf(, style building with 4 separate and construction began soon nft· the new director of the school of 11nrl Cathy Dlclwrson, 17. Charles llc: will allf'nrl tile l!JRih school Gt unil.s. The first unit will have the cr. Martines had his left arm cut. Miss .Tonnine Hulh 1'\kKin!Py, .Journalism. Sdtlff Scout reservation. Does Not Reflect Holt His brother was ln,lured about rliillghlrot• of Mr. 11nd 1\lr:-;, .John 1ft! hus henn fur Jti yea1·s his hack and chest and the girl 0, Mel\lnley, 21•12 llamillon roar!, M p d t" B," TI~l\ll'J,l' SniiTU clin•c•tm· Uf t.fle , Sl'fiC)()( of susl.ainerl a bncll Injury. Ol(',11' nln~ guests of Mr. nncl Mr,;. lluh J lllidtJIJ ol llll\\<'11. lie~~. M1·s, Mnbcl I!l!s~ nncl 'I Dates Are Set qeomc Butlnts wero rllnner" V!d1y unil nmu~IIIH WoiJ!l Y:u•gPI' 11[ En:;! . , ,· Mrs. ·h·llne Brnmnn Silent Fl'i· to Mr. Pariwr as he lived twnr cl6m1 will l11• c•muh(('tr•tl Ill!· Aggies Miss Track Lansing ~llllidlly, (lny:wtth her sister, l\1r;J, .Trul 1,1nding 111, II n'l'lur·l{ In lim here when a· hoy. He wns the son $wect, ,o( Lnns!ng. jrym, Title by 15 Points of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Par·lwr·, wlro Mr. 1111rl ll1r!;. Holr Pl'irr flllll M1·, anrl Mrs. lllrlrmond Tlnlloy operated a truck gnrdcn oh Dc•x• fnrnily vi~;il<•d Sunday al Ill:! and family o[ lloll nnd Mr·. nne! David B1·ewer, who hns tnught Dnnsv!llr! rnndo n stmng hirl for tcr 'I'rall, 2 miles west of Dan:;. home of tIll' li'lii(•r·':; parrnts, Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Broolts wom Jo'rlduy ' llOCIIII SIUIJii!H [Ill' tlHl [lUSt yr.nr, Its first slain D trnl'i> tllie Snlur- ville. ,. 1111<1 Mr!:, Lt'o r;lynn, of Willlnms· evening guests or Mr. nnil Mrs. 4 I will be HJWui{(H' Sunday I'Vt>n!ng. rlny al linn llrhrn·, hill enderl up Mr. and Mrs. Pnrlcer urr!vns I r o 111 t II,, will; Dorothy Dunsmore, valc1lir· inviiPrl to pnr·ticipa1e in the rc· • • toi·y; nr11l prosenta1irlll of dip· dnsses are: Sally Nemer anrl nuth Ann COIIjl!'r, sr•niors; Hegin· l:ly'o at Kalamazoo on May 30. lomas, Dav!rl Diehl, prr.sirit'lli of Sevornl meml1crs of the team tin: ·!Jcrarrl of !!!lllciltion. aid W,vman, C:11·oJ Gmf anrl Kath· arinc Hisrwr·, juniors; Clu•r·.1·l will he lost this year hy grarlua· Gmndy anrl Snnrlra Van D;rmnw, t!on, indwllng Emerson, McCabe, sopiH>IlH>rr•s; Milton HiPs, frf!sil· Sorrle, Phelps, Douglrts, Minnis ·Church Marks man; and Cison were wcelt end guests II 50th· anniversary of the churcl1l dried upon at a elass mr•Piing of Mr. and Mrs. Lnwton Gauss. Sunday. next fall. Mr. nnrl Mrs . .Tames Wright nml . several hcaullful haslwls of Tlw slrtd fllil! HI'IHI!Orirli dislricl, state hoard of eqLw)izn J.lrm to In­ soon nbsorh !he eosl of $3,fi01l, Voll•r·s will gel n clmnc·~ In 1!1;18 , dlonls whn vlsitc•rl nt tiwir Cojll.n 1!108, to mwrlln thn t~onstllullnn whi,•h Democmls nirendy nt'O fighting clude 2 new .members. rceognizml Proof Machine Estnhlislwd In lhc hrtni' experts in lhe fielcls of J'Ul'lli nnd has only once foreclosed n rnot'l· illlllsc. I lm1so plan Is were J::i\'llll .• ,. hus guided Mlchlgan'H sial!' grov- for unollwr Hystem, The new proof machine wns fire ernnwnl slru•t• l!IOH .. urhnn property tnx llSHessmenl. gage, It hns grown from dUJlnsi!s lit~• won1Pn, roignrs In lilc men, ; The 1OfJ2 amendment created suh.Jtnlw right at the lime brose Brf\dy, cashier; anri ,John lorners vlsilpi'Oved n Pulver· of HlvcH Junclion. ag-reeing In the procedure .for 10'~ ncross-!he-bounl increase, Mr. nnrl Mrs. Wayne Taylor and elecl ing deicgutes to n constitU· totaling $70,000,000 in new local fnrnlly were Sumlay rllnrwr· tlnnal eonvcntlon. property tuxes. guesls of Mt·. nnd M1·s. Melvin Despite their hold on the sen­ l'rlson t ron b I P. s ngrtin llallige. Mrs. Lawrr>nr•p Irumrh'lr A.UCTION ale nnd lhe makeup of n conven· plug-no IHichigun. Therll are nnrl ciliirir·r.tl of T•'ow!Pryillo W Sun tion in the last 50 years, inclmling Molisen of Mason, Guerrtsey Cow, {i yt•ars old, calf by si!lc North Onondaga Oliver 70 Tmntot• nntl Cult.ivnfor (]ny dinner guests of Mr. ami There have been numerous pro­ stale civil service, sales tax clis!ri­ . M1·. nnd Mrs. Thomas Bunkrr Hm~r·nst~y Cow, (i years old, calf by side Mr·s. Sam Williams. Mr. nnrl Mr:;. posnls in the pnst, including the 1\Jt·s. U. II. Field butlon, and reapportioJJment of of Jackson called Sunday HI. tile Gm•t'lllmy lldfm·, 1% years old, due irt Olivt~r 2·1<1 Plows · Sam Willinms of Eas·t Lansing nrloplion of tl1e Nebraska system the legislature. N n\'cmbtn· . were afternoon gLwsls at tile \Vil- of n one-chamber legislature. Or Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith 13. H. Ficici home. lUcCo•·miclc·DPering 1 3-holl• Grain Drill Gw~rnstlY Cow, (j years old, bre!l Feb. 28 Iiams home. a generous convention could The luttm·, ndoJILerl In l!J52, nnrl Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lnmpi1en~ 1 Uubber-tiretl Wagon anfl Rack were at Lake George over lhe of Charlotte and Mr. and i11rs. · Jerst•y and Durham, brod February 5 .I Mr. nml Mrs. Kenneth Alf'hin lcgnlize bingo, a proposition dl'!· is the crux of a new flg·ht he- 1\ln.nure Sp1·eadt~r ,. week end. Vernon Snyder of Potterville were Gm~•·nsny Cow, 4 yem·s old, calf by side and Randy of Webberville were feilted in 1954; it might add a tween IWiltical IIUI'tit•s and 3-section S1n·ingtooth Drnp; Tnesdny evening dinner gucsls of member to the supreme court to will, in effect, dctcrmlnn the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones have Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Jcrser Cow, Olll~n Mr. and Mrs .•James Whilalwr. end 4 to 4 decisions. multeur> ol' constitu1ionul a new grandson horn May 19. The Mrs. John Powell. Evening guests HPt't•ford, 3 y~at·s ol!l, due by sale tln.y. Cnltipaclu~t· Disc 11 were Mr. nnd Mrs. Erwin Beach BANGS TESTED . Tanlc Heater 1\Ir·s. Vola r..uug-lrlin re- One major point: No legislator convention if ihe voters or- hoy's name is Jeffery Alan Moll- of Mason. Dum11 Ualce flli'JWd hcnne till~ n·N~Ic may be a delegate to a constitu------Mrs. Bernice Grelton, who has llammcr l\lill lH·ft. Enllless Hell; · \\'t•thu~siluy uflt~•· SJ.•.ending- n · 1 · Mi 1 ele~· it. Royce Locitwood, competed in I . I I I I tiona! conventiOn, P acmg eh . . . Owosso last Sunday evening. The been at the home of her son, Dale Miscellaneous Buzz Rig and Arbor ft~w wet~ IS wal: I . uw tamg- r- gnn's government for a time . The state correctiOns com~ IS· Mrs. Cleo Bachman has rr· Gret!on, Berrien Springs, is now Hubher-tired Mille Cart Nearly New Olivet• Com Pln.ntor tr~r·, JHrs. Uelm1 Wurficltl, M squarely in the hands· of the gov. s!on has asl~~d for an invcstrg-.a- turned to work after a 3 months at her hom e. Some Jcurnitl!l'c HiJ,l'hhuul 1'ul'!{, erncd. tron of cond1trons following a s1t- leave of absence. 5-ft. l\lower 2 PoJ•tahll~ Hop; Coops A,iax Onc-1JorstJ Cultivator Mrs. Onn Almond of Mason down strilw by the wornen, and . . . 4 St«~el Hog Tro_ughs Canacla has 3.8 million square Pull<~y, nloelc and Tacldc spenl I he week end as· a g-uesl of. And, under the present consti- Detroit penal officials have Mrs. Rena_ ~almet of D~tror!, miles, and 14 million people. U.S. Mrs. Doris Oshnme nnrl Mr. and tulion, the voters have a chance agreed a former Wrllramston resadent, GaJ'(lm Cultivator and Flame Thrower llog Oiler Hog Clmtll Mrs. Giiberl Glover. to vote automatically for or · called on Mrs. Winifred Brett re. has 3 million square miles, nne! 165 million people. Oil narrels and Drums Farm l\lastei·l\lillwr, one unit Rev. and Mrs. Snm Seizcrt of ag-ninst a· constitutional conven- In addition, Corrections Di- ccntly.- Qmm lity of Bags Several Milk C.ms .Jasper were 'fhursdny nigh!. lion-every 16 years. rector Gus Harrison is worried 240 points ·by the Williamston !\ian;~' Other Articles DeLaval Electric Cronm SPparator g1rcsls of Mr. and 1\Ir,~. Wayne 1 1 1 ty about overcrowded conditions· ai. team was· high. Mrs. Lockwood is 'l'aylor. ·Experts 11 0011 proper all prisons. The tota1 inmate the district quiz master. Some Canm·y Grass Baled Hay Fanning 1\lill Mt·. and· Mrs. Mike Kuch· .anrl vuluation will heir> fix prop· count is expected to reach an all· Margaret Stevens has accepted family of Webberville anri.'-Mni. crty tux t•ates next yeur. time high of 10,500 ncxl yenr. a pos'ition as bookiteeper for the TERl\IS:-Cash•. All goods to .be settled for day of sale befom removal. Not resllOil· Lee Halndel and children r1f M.t•intlol'f nr· styling puts you "money ahead" when you decide to trade. ·Dodge dealer today. You're money ahead when you go Swept:\vingl rived In · Ocennsltle,' ·Cull f., lnst Tuestluy to vb;it her• sis·· ter, llft·s. Lealtman Jncobs. Mrs. rlncobs 111111 JjOll 1111!1 1\lrs.- I 1\lerlndorr left .Monday to t•c. I turn to Dau1.~vl11t~. . Mrs. Otis Rich of Lnnslng was PHILP .MOTOR SALES' .. n :ruesday evening guest of Mr . . nnd ._Mrs .•Tacit Broman. ·SERVICE THAT SATISFIES MASON Mrs. 1/ari• Repo,.ts · 1 . ' '. nov, Dnvlt1 Evan~ W!IB rodplont Reeves Distr' ,·,·t .. r:: Ottawa Hills or n 105!1 Mlchlgun · Freedcim ro ~·· News District uwnrhiJI wns guest ecturer n · 11 1c sc 1100 Plainfield Club met with They am leaving munith cv.rly in there. stnllatlon of officers nt Its meet· clerl'"' bl'tm·o the cloHe of hnsl· o f po 11 ce n d IJl 1n 1s t rn tl on a t Ml e1 1· Mrs, Cynthia Wnters Mondny eve· •Tune to malw Uwlr home In Call· Mr. und Mrs. Will Archchronn lng lost Tuesday evening with n ness on Mny 31, ncr:ording tu lgnn State university Ins! week, nlng . . f[!rnla. All In the entire com· recently spent n wcelt- end In brief program on recreation con· ,George Rlclmrds, HUJICJ'inten· He also gnve n tall< nt the Lilll· Rog-er Gre1· lnft Tuesdny munlty, regardless of church nf· Benton Harbor nnd vicinity, eluding the evening, ll-~nt or the Okemos schools. · slng-Everl!tt I No. 1 fire Ktudon In ,Jnclr· which Mrs. Fred Ford presided, Hon Sntnrtlny In rmnwcllon Ingham County News, Mason, Mich., May 23, 1957 . C-4 c. n, "r.u~J'Y" J,nlrd of JTtJorts of Mrs. Veri Stowe, sccrc· with firt~ lll:evllntlon weelr. Olwmm was· mm of 21) Htllftl tnry, nnrl Will Arehchonn, trcas· l'nrrmts llt'r!tllnpnnylng' t11em lllliJJioye!l who wnrc noml· lii'CI', were presented. Mrs. Lloyd we1·e l\lr. ontl !\Irs, Glen nlltl~d fot' ont.stllnrling ·Hm·vir~e 1!niT, ehalrmafl of the church Curtis, i\11·. nntl niJ'H. Glen nhovr. thr1 1!1111 of duty, Ilr•. Is ho:u·rl, nmwunccrl committees for R1uulo1Jlh, i\Jr. nntl 1\IJ'S, nex eiiiJlloyed In UUl l\llchlg-nn Fl'lrlity night's party. llerlln, 1\IJ·s. ,Joe L!IJ(Istrom Webberville st:nte hlghwny depnrtnumt. The cl:tss also made plans to nntl Jill'S, Unlph DeJ'JllOil, ngain send $SO to India to help In Mrs. Myrl Graham - Phone 66-F-2 Ted nnil George GJ•nbowsltl aJHI i the education of a student there. Mr, nnrl Mrs. Frerl Forrl enter· Don E. Wilson have purchasncl Shirley anrl .Jean Schreer, talncrl at Sunday rllnncr Mr, ami the Dells hallronm from Honalrl Stoc:lthrlrlge high :;chon! girls, Mrs. Frnnlt Schmidt of. Webber· Mothers-Daughters active In the Wehbervllle Method· sp1·ag11 e with Robert. I-Iumilton sang seveml songs and played ville. i.sf church und In the Woman's remaining ns manager. Sam Advance club, Donahue and his band played nt the accorrllon. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Stowe and Hav~ Banquet Quality Funeral services were con· the DeJis last week. 1 The next meeting nf the clasR family spent Sunday nt the 'homll The nnnual mothc1· and dauglt- dueled from the Gorsline Broth· wllllle with ·Mr. and Mrs; Vernon nf Mrs. Stowe's parents, Mr. nnd ler· banquet was singed at. tlw ers chapel at Williamston Sunrlny, Mrs. Robert Coplanrl of 2227 Proctor of StoclWIN for several months. She wa~ Illinois. · sented Its pupils for the second --:------:...... ,.....,...,______., arinuar recllal; - 1 MickelSon- Mr, and Mrs. Harold Barton Baker Eighth grade graduating class were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen .• ,., · R · Eden Rebel<:ah Lodg-e is serving I G[ RlverHide and teachers were s • Collier of Allen Saturday and f!.t· I I the alumni banquet In the Emma guests of the sixth and seventh tended an auction at Hillsdale. In . M ary erv'ces. • eporf .•Smith Elementary school en June I Lum.ber· .Company grade pupils at a banquet and the evening Mr. and Mrs. Waller I reception l~riday evening at On, Losey of Rives Junction were 'Activities of Local Man "1. Edward Rll .so,: ~ut .it woul,d be q~arter (V41 ofSe'ction 17, except such 'portions ~f said- Sec- · Asp~alt Roof Coating· ..••.•. , , , 5 Gal, $2.1i8 evening the Bartpns were guest,s. ·under. such ·r;tr~uriistan~s ·a,_s th~s tioni 'lying East of South Washington road ;ropngntlon In they should tlo snmelhlng about lnhnr was lriplo tho value of tlw Mnin their home unci hunllnr; Shll'loy, enplnln nr poilco al. Still· Cheyenne~. Fifty Ycnrs on tho "'fanner" summ!!r, Snme bud hiiZILI'IhHIH l'llnYlliiH Of lhn Pictures by Montngljo Free, His it. Husbnnds cn.n be mad!! to love gold. Stong IH !mown us the f!Util· grnund. Whipple lle~cri!Jes how wnlnr, Oltlnhomn, rceords thrl Olrl l~l'onllm· wns rtrsl• Jlllhllshcrl things huppcncrl that summer, Gl'!ll\n und Cnlimulo rlvm·s nn anrl all of them were blamer! on advice Is ,just us . practical on llfc more than money, ~he claims. or of Stuta Fair. they toolt their rlche~t prizes, nnd whole story or the court at Fort, In 1D2:J, nnrl remnlns ns one or many other plants, as pcqnlcs, prnvldes 11 m1111 with the 'latest ruhh£ll' · ruft.s.' Chi lth'lmtts Smith, with mallcr·nf·fnel nc· most vital nr!cnunts of the John 'fanner, Including the mlll'· Norman VIncent Peale su,;:gr.sts 1 uw Iris, begonias and glndlolus. He A Clulm in th~! IllllH by tips on burled treasure. Sumnor w•·Hns nf lwr llti·£1£1Y cnunts of the lives of the orlrn· cowboys and Indians of the Old der of Jnme& Schoolcraft. 'I'anncr ,Jamr:s \Vii:J(l!llden Is u true. · nrlwntm·u In •rmvtllt•J• In thu ~hows how to Increase the num­ that w'c all concentrnlc on llv!ng lnals, such as the Dnltons, the West, hnd been a captive of the Indians while we hnvc the chance In ntlv•mtm•c! of 11 young- mnn of . Edith Schussler's husband wns Wlld£WJwss. Hm· ta·l11 thJ•ongh since the age of !l. Thirty years ber of plants by division, gra!t· lng, layering, cutting, bulbs and Stny ;\live All Your Life. Hulled tnduy. Jlu WIIS II dilllllllllfl n doctor who followed the rail· d1III!Il'I'OIIH 1'11Jli£ls, lnllnwml hy Inter he fnuml he could not live In as n ·successor to the PoW!!r of JII'OSJieclor in tho mountains road construction gangs at tho hrellllt'nsts nr hrooll tJ•nut, pP.;wc with either the Tmllnns or tub!!rs, sowing ·seeds and spores. 1lngham County News, Mason, Mich., May 23, 1957 C·S the whiles. A narratlva of The When your power mower gP.ts Captivity 11nd Adventures or ,Tnlm cnmcsherl with spaltcs, don't be Tanner m. S. Interpreter ul blue. Remember, there are mor!! Saullc Ste. Marie) during 30 1lnngcrous snRIe!l nn U1P.. WI ml lm cnceac nf Mlchlgnn, hy C. H UI"J;"CH fu.thcrN to inNtTIICt I

' Two houquPI~ of yellow ~it I maltes the room swim In Its • near me. One is Sammy's clancle· aroma. It comes from pie bu~h li<•ns which he IJt'ollrlly presenter! that E~elyn Scott.. · · .whoopl;i. SUPER RIGHT, SMOKED " that lsn t right any more ... gave FOR OUTDOOR COOKING tP me with, Mnmma, here nrc me. Now I must· remember' that WHOLE HAM LB. 53c SHANK snmc pre! ty flowers fm· you. I it Is Evelyn Pnrubsl yard throughout the land means PKGS. 111m tn store nway :and Cllll on so much to the owners. I . know l l9c th•·nnJ:-h the yc11rs fm· mrious dotted about around here are rm1suns. plants that were given to me FLORIDA, $149 CHOICE FRUIT, FRENCH 9-0Z. 20-LB. AVG •• EA. GOLDEN RIPE LBS. 2 throu~h the years, eacli with a Watermelons Bananas 2. 35c A&P Potatoes· FRIED PKGS. 29c All the happy memol'ies that ~pccinl story of its owri, and not ·go through n mother's bend; you meaning much to anyone but me. HEADS A&P, 10-0Z. have only to gel 2 n! them. to- Cuc.umbers FANCY, FLORIDA 3 FOR 29c Cabbage . FIRM HEADS 2 FOR 39c Spinach CHOPPED OR LEAF 2 PKGS. 27c gether to lind this out. Sooner or In 'many cases the folks •·are. CALIFORNIA VALENCIA, CHICKEN, BEEF Inter the tall' gets around to their !lend now, and. their plants bring 12-0Z. DOZ. SIZE 8 . CASE $299 EA. rhildrfln. ll's ·quite natural. If them to mind which, I thlnl<, Is Oranges SIZE 113 49c Pineapple 39c Banquet Dinners OR TURKEY PKGS. 59c tlir.y didn't,ll ~voulri he tlllnatural, the nicest. memorial there :.Is.: I think. Thougi1 there is a limit Mother is nil about 'the yard .for. nnd lots of foll

Last ,Day of REGISTRATION

SCHOOL ELECTION

NOTICE OF LAST 1:' AY OF REGISTRATION OF THE QUALI FlED ELECTORS OF OKEMOS PUBLIC SCHOOLS DISTRICT INGHAM COUNTY MICHIGAN TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT Please Take Not1ce ihat the Annual School Elect1on of the School D1str1ct Will be held on Monday June I0 1957 Section 2 of Act 199 Public Acts of M1ch1g

This Not1ce IS g1ven by order of the Board of Educat1on of Okemos Publ1c Schools D1strict, Ingham County, M1ch1gan. DOROTHY M WARNER Secretary, Board of Education 21w2 Ingham County News, Mli5fl0, Mich , May 23, 1957 C-7 Ut10i\J NOTICES State Briefs Legal Notices

Notice cf PUBLIC liEARING on Proposed ZONING ORDINANCE

MONDAY. JUNE 3. 1957 8 o clock p m Mason Ctty Hall

TO CONSIDER OBJECTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS TO ORDINANCE ENTITLED

AN ORO I NANCE rogulat ng and rosine! ng tho hetght and stzu of butld ngs tho me of yards courts and olhor open spaces tho don11ty of populat on tho local on and use of butldtngs and land for Ira do nduslry res donee end other purposes creal ng d sir cts for sa d purposes end eslabltshtng tho boundanos of such dutr cis prov d ng for tl o acqu111ton oy purchase cond lmnolton or othorw so of piiVale propedy Nhtch docs not conform to tho rogul~t ons at d ro!lrtcltons of tho Ytrtous tones or d sir cis ostabl shed doftn ng corhtn terms used heron provtdtng for odmtniSirat on provtdlng for amondmonts supplements or changes horolo provtdtng for en forcemont ostabl slung a Boord of Appeals and Adtustment lmpostng ponalhos for tho v olaton of th11 ordmonco and re pealing lh• tontng ordtnonco passed June T. 1948 and ell 1mondmonts thorolo and all otl or ord nancos or pMis of ordl n•ncos In conlltcl horowtlh ·f!' Cpuntv Mason, Mich.,.·. ·Mav 23, 1957 C-8-r.--·~ ------.------.---lnghi!nl, . News.I . I . , .· . • , . • ... Go To Church Th IS S u nday This Message Is Brought to You as a Public Service by the This Message Is Brought to You Following firms and Individuals as a Public Service by the Following Firms and Individuals

C. W. Glenn & Sons CHEVROLET & BUICK Wolverine Engineering Co. ~tockbridge · Mason

Van'~ Scrvi'e- Sinclair Wilde'.; Super Food Mar~et Mason Stockbridge Dart National Banlc Mason Da. t Manufacturing Co. Mason The Farmers Ban~ Mason George's Food Market MasCDn "''• ·",!·1:;:; ..,·.;. Robart Nursing Home 0.:..+:-,;y.~,:::::: :::::,,:;.. Mason

Collins Elcctri( Ma~on Dairy Stockbridge Mason Ace Propane Gas Consumers Power Co. South Cedar Stroo! Lansing Lindy's Drive-In Ma1on Heighh · Mitchells' Dept. Store Le1lie

The Peoples Ban~ The Ferris Company of Leslie Mason

.1' I MARATHON Estes·Leadley Funeral Home Ken's Marathon Service Holt - Lansing South Cedar Street and Eifert Ro11d Lansing ..,. ' ·A. A. Howlett & Company Mason Morse's Restaurant Mason ·:Bement Feed & Supply Service Mason Childhood is a brze . f span in the bridge of life. Yet it. is during the for IS early years that we lay the foundation all that to come. Housel Unill'll Ul'fJih•·en, Rev. :.; ' Vernon II. Bcanlsley, mini8ler. Sunday school, 10 a.m.; morning ·.:: ... '' worship, 11, topic, "Oh Day of li!welchridg·c! P•·•·sh.vlf••·ian, Alex­ Rest and Gladness." Which day ander Stenhouse, minisll'l'. Mom· should we l. ·m .• : nild( . John Eddy; 6:30p.m., Youth Fel·. Ices; Young People's meeting, Wednesday, 6:30 p. m,, youth · 10 a. m.; Sunday school and 7:30p.m. . week, prayer· service,, Wec!nesday; lowship· at Grovcnburg church lansing Zion Lutlteran, Re•), choir rehearsal; 7:30p.m., prayer with John Eddy spealdng. Bible class, 11:30; Gospel and F. P. Zimmerman, pastot•; Onl­ -- · . , ·-7:30 p. m, juillor,)?l\olr practice ministry, Sunday· 8:30 p. m. \VIIIIamston Center 1\lethocll~t, . at ''l p;' ln. ail~ senior choir praco and Bible study. · block north of Ca'lanaugll ro!'d St. James Cntlaolle, 1020 s. -.::"'1, . on South Pennsylvania avenue Rev. Louis Ellinger, pastor. ,Wor· . 'ttce, Si30 p.:m; '·. ·. :. : · . . · . Eden United Bre.thren, Rev. ' . ·Lansing street, Fr. Paul DeRose, ship service, 9:30 a, m.; church '• · ·,· · .· WUIIamston St. 1\lary's Cath· Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; church . , 1\lason Pt•esbytm·lun, Paul L. Herbert Cherry, pastor. Sunday Plstor, 235 w. Elm street. school, 10:30 a. m.; Young. Peo· Arnold, mlnlstet·. Sunday, 10 a. .: school, 10; morning worship, mes· one, Rev. Fr. Francis' Martin, pas· service, 10:30 a. m. ·Masses: Sunday, 8:30 and 10:30 · tor. Confessions nnd devotions pies meeting, 7:30 p.m. . rn., worship service, "Prayer nnd sage by 'the' pastor, 11; Christian a. m., Holy Day, 8:30 a, 111; ·and Saturday 7:30 p, m. ' Sunday Williamston Baptist, Rev, Har­ . : Conflict;".' church school, 11:15 . Endea:vor, children,· young people 7:30p.m.; dally;7:15 a, rn.;·~evo· ··a. ·m:; 5.:.30 p;: m., Jtinlor High ..... and adults, 7:45; evening service, , masses 11t 8:00 and 10:00 a. m: old' Reese, pastor. Church school, . tions, Thursday, 8 p. m., First Fowlerville,· Rev.· Fr. Walker. 10 a. m.; worship .service, 11 a, . · WF;' :6 p. m,, Senior High WF; '( 8:15; choir and orchestra prac· Friday, -7:30 p, m.; confessions, ·.. Monday,,7:45 p.m., Young Wom· . tlce/Tuesdny, .8; Bible study aiHl .. Confessions and devotions on. m, RJl<1 7:30 p, m.; Young Pe'oples Friday, 7:00 p, m. Sunday· masses ·Thursday 'after ..services, Sittur· : i, en's Guild; Wednesday, 7:30p.m., meeting, WeclneS'day, a: meeting, 6:30 p, m.; prayer serv·. ._. day, '7:30·9; baptisms by appoint· ' ' ,. qt 8:00. and 10:30 a. m. ~ lee, Wedttcsday, 8 p, 1!1· ., .senior. choh•;, Sunday, .. June 2, ment. :< .. · communion service. · \ T1N, R1.W Objectives of· Michigan ·Week Are Many arid Far Reaching .. Michignn Weel< Is a special time set nsld1! place In wh\ch to live, W~Jl'l<, play and do lJusl· gt•o\vtl{ It helps create n closlm lo plan and Where Michigan Geography ·Begins In the spring of each yeat• to focus ntt.cntion ness. ' worl< for an even gmatm• fut lll'C, on Michigan -its resoUJ'ces, lts herltago, lls .... Pt•lnclpal sponsot•s of Miehlgnn Wool< · Jly JUAIUlAitWr ll,lto\VN almost boundless oppm·t.unlties, It provide::; a Michigan Week activity spotlights fm• m•e Gt•enlel' Michigan Inc., n business nnd special occasion fm· Michlgq.n cil.ize11s to in· both residents and non-residents the masons civic association, ami the Michigan economic IngiJnm enunly Is tho c:onter of crease their knowledge and nppreciulion of why Michigan Is famous fm• Its. indust.t•y, developmen 1. commission. With the help or Mlc!hlrrnn geogmphy. II. Is hore In all that makes Michigan great, I agrlcuttlll'e, tourist. attractions and t•ect•ention other coopel'atlng agencies t.he economic ·de· thiH ernmfy thnl. tho prlndpal Michigan Week activity points up little nnd rcsot·t facilities, velopmcnt (lepartment provides tho state mrorlrllan anrl tho base line lnter- !mown or forgotten facts which ::;heel light on headquarlet·s fq1· Michigan Wee!<. Gt•catet• 8CCI. Michigan Week enables the people of the Michigan provides st.at.e fund the many facets that make Michigan good Inc. the fm· a staltl to malw an annual audit of Michigan'::; Michigan Wee!;:, Complleat.lons harl arisen In lho rmrly tlnys of the new nation of t.he United Sfn!•cs when the land had beep rlescrlhed hy ln•egt!lllr boumlarles. When sell lng up tlw slates of the Northwest 'l'en·ltor~· In 17fl!J, t:ongress declrlcd lo grot away from the old system. Be· The Ingham Co~nty N·ews • cause of this, the town and rnnge syslnm was estnhllsherl. Undf!l' It, · Thursday, May 23, 1957 nil townHhlps ure dcsc:rlhecl as he· Mason, M!chig~n Section B lng so many townships north or soulh of the hase line anrl ~rl Michigan Brags many lmvn.~hlps east or west nf h1dians Roamed the Forest the merhllan line. Eaeh township The Soo Locks hrmrlle more eonfalns 3fi sections, rmch section tonnage fhun thl! Sue-. anrl Pana· Mason Eighth-Graders hr!lng a mile square, l~aeh Si wm·e de· the1•e wns n J'aid led by Albey 111-fl' rlvm·s nnd also the Sycu· Established many years befor.c counties In the state have lost A good heart is better than all the Mason in Aurelius township,· he sf.royctl by the wellthl!r, the forests were cleared and set· heads in the world. found a mammoth's tooth, and on Leon, (.justice of pr_acc), and much of their valuable fore~ls. his own penmnur posse. tiers arrived was a French trad· Only 52'/r of Michigan is still cov. -Edward Bulwer Lyffcn some new lanrl on the Sheathelm MastodonR, howcvl!r, live.d in State Possesses ing post at Bat teese lake. The lit· ered with woodland, and most of Jnrm In White Oak, a perfect set lowlands and when they' dil!d They tore up ties and tracl\s tie lake could then he reached that is in the northern countie~. of mammoth's tusks, were'iouncl I their rema!ns were pt·eserved In and broke everything breal•ahle. easily by either Grand or Huron The nex.t day,. worl

I ' >, ·' '• • t' ._: Hl1 Tell yott whnt, Let's siOil ·wishing, Let's SIJ ~e our Olds .'ilcnler ••• rig!Jr now! ' . ., . ' . 'Jelawor Hydra•Mollo Drive' Jlandard on 'slarn;. ·91 Strill; opllo~ol at ..,,. coJI on olhor.modeiJ,' · . ' . .'I t! .)" . ~ •. / ~~~~~·1,<1111 (,"ini, Ne~n. Mr~~••tl Midi... M11v 23, i~~7' () .. £., 1 ,.,F-~--~----~--- 1 lrtghatrt ()oult,l_· .·~,, iVe·uJs ..l~'tlitoJi•ittl ~Pa.!te_ -;~~r.·,_! ..)-.,,·,· ...~:~·:·:,;,, ·.~i'iilili ,n:;;icr· .• {-:in; Ill '·i ,···li. ... ,,.. ______,_ ,f u "' ltw rlp;t nletJ 111 )!Ill l111L: 111 )rl'O· __...,.. ___..,...------,-----·------'---..--~~ motiuttH Jo,.cting· lll gmi11l mustet•, 1 '·' ,r • !'• ·,: I Mason's school lmnrl won t a . j Down by the supcrlot• mUng In Clnss n pi: the Hollnnrl tulip fos·llvnl. 'l'fw " ·-·., We Must Not Cross the Road Mason hand, with Eugene Hrtll· S\{(AM'd!RE win ns tlrum mn.Jor, and Btir· TiwJ•e can be no passing hy on the otheJ• Bide in this burn .Teun nncl Betty ,Tnne Stew­ art, 11-yenr-old twins, ns mnJr)t•- communltif. 1 • .,·. • ettcs, gained much applause at We have been doing IL for yeat·s, just ns•lhe travelers on Several people expressed sut··' · :Few renders have · spoken the festival. prise lallt weel1 at the front page · nhout It, hut severul puhllsi1CJ'S A rriilllon wnlleye pllw fry the roac) from .Jerusalem to .Tcrlcho did. 'Phcy wet·e on the fenture on spelllng champion· und )Winters nrc showing inter· were planted In the ned Cedar road ahead of the Samaritan and they looked the other way ships nt the Mason school. Pet·· est in adoption of functional nncl Grund rivers ncar Lnnslnr, when they saw the man who had been wounded and left haps the Ingham County News mal1eup on the Ingham County Just weclt, Jlnd other newspapers should News. Boh Myers of the 'prlzr.- Mason high Rcltool pupils to die. have done n bcttcr·job on acn· winning· Lapeer County Prf!s~ elected Bob Dletrlcl< muyot'. Here in this community we have been passing by on the . demlc school news In the past IR one of the experts who !lites Wayne Campbell has huen other side permitting a few people in Mason to provide the~ and there would not now have the new look and hns said so. made manager of the Cunnlng- 1 'th h It' I f Tt' , Itt! I · \. to be· so many articles on why Other experts who have sent hum drug store in Royal Oal<. res t ?f · us WI osp u acJ} Jes, 01' pmm ng peop e.m Johnny can't read, or can't fig· . wonl are John Glngas of the Lunsmg, JaCI{SOn, Eaton Rapids or Stocl. W()rk 1.s all In water colors. steers to Detroit. Lasenhy had work. They are men who bear good reputations in their 10 which averaged 1,300 lb, and Wqrds which caus~d the most ConOlct sometimes arises even own Mexican communities. They have received permission trouble were catnrrh, myth, in Diamond had' 12 which averaged tile midst of harmony. Sun· '1,370. The lot topped the mar­ from their own officials and from our officials to enter the chintz, isthmus, rel!gious, pret· dl).y just after , Mason Presby· Sell 'It•. With a Want Ad ·zel, duchess, knucltle,· and gnash. terlnns · flnl.shed singing, "Be ltet, at 5lhc. with 2 bringing 6c. United States to work in sugar beets, cucumbers and onions \ Still, My Soul," the choir started. and· to work in cherry, peach and apple orchards. On Saturday aftqrnoon I at· its anthem, "Be Thou Not Still." tended my first double wedding. ' ' , I These men from Mexico are not coming as IFYE dele­ It was the · doubleheader of Interscholastic spring sports gates or Fulbright scholars, yet the impt·essions they get Suzanne Pearsall of Mason to; coulcl be abandoned and nobody from living and worl .~i~\ . o,',~n-~7el\\MW·!~.\ili\: , . ·. -~j;·.A~. r!l;~g~~Pt:;-: .. ,· , ' , · ''' J,r(. 1 :t I''' 1 'I,1 ':;· qmrl!l\'· Proy;t·cef~~ ''tt0J h!:·,·s. · ~J,,~ o~ ({1~~~"~}: ¥if~~~~~~~~PlJ~n.s.r&J0 ·fi~~~~:.4~4!@J {~-1~~~­ ple, the quality ol ~ cmnh:umLy, th~ lJU:.:.Jllity ul opportumty · ~nd1 ·-M:so~~' mayor' Alfl.~ ·-.~~n :'attem·ptech'~Vi~l ci{'ti\e offered, the quantity of opportumty accepted, that really. Forche changed jobs Monday as county normal has been a ban· counts. part of ;Michigan week ohserv· doned. · unce. . Maoon's high schoo1 haseball Norman Spencer, 22, Owosso, team defe.ated Howell 6 to 2 and was fatally injured the first day ·Leslie 8 to 6. Junior Wheeler .;: he worked at his new job on pltch.ed a'gainst Howell and Dicit . Professional State Pride ···construction of US-127. He fell Corbin against Leslie. · .~ / beneath a caterpillar tractor. 'Another 2.12 inches of .rain. So this ·is Michigan week. Like the Texans, Michigan Apple trees began blossoming. added ·to last week's flood ha~ folk> have taken. to selling themselves and others on the Wednesday, about 10 days Iuter virtually halted normal farming than normal. opel'atlons. • medts of the old· home s~ate. The only difference is that • The ·Mason·. school boai:U let · Alderman Russell R. Robbins • Texans do it all year long while most Michiganders join the 1 eontra.cts on construction of the urged his couhc!I colleagues to statehood frenzy just once a year. ' • · · · • . agr)culture ·and s·hop huilding. Install a municipal water soft- The total contract price, exclu· ening system.·' . Michigan week serves a purpose if it awalI ' P • ' • ' ,,' ' •' j• • ' ' •' \ ~' • ' • ' ' • ,' " silken stop ·and his day's travels to an end. fi.JUnd it sare to assume that whomsoever they goyernmcnt wall of bureaucrats.. Now inste~d .. of the spon­ Here, fron:' .. your _parfne~ in ~safety ~ t~e. truck. driver - are . taneous enthusiasm of local volunteer committees, tbe,pro­ : s~ine ·friendly: sug~leitionsJor>furtherhlg.,s~fe dri~ing on -~ur For high oil the hgo~·of his ~otor car rides the behold at the wheel is a 'vol'lhy member of this gram)s operated on a several-thousand-dollar budget by paid . Jigh~ay~ •. ~ If everybody cooperates, we'l.l o1ll en toy. happ1er, bea.utiful:crest of Cadillac~und hospitality just great and. distinguished company, safer dr1vmg. . . . . · · ,, , , seems to, folli?W a new C!ldllla~ \~hcrevcr it goes. 'Of COUI'SC, this is but one of.the satisfactions of prbfes~io~als. ·. . . . · , · . · . :, .. ,. , 1 .·.-.Campaign material, sonietimes·4 and 5Jetters'a day.. to 1'.'.,8~' ~~~e ':~our :~~~,/Is· :j~ ·f.:,C~urtesy .. and patience No m~n. you sec, is.ev~r without standing ,when . · Cadillac ownc1·ship ... ip, addition to inspiring th¢1same person, a.re dispatched from Lansing·in huge·quan·' · . ,go~~·_pperating condition • o1re two very necessary •... ~ be is in COmm'and Of the "cat• of Cars", ,· , , :beauty, Juxm·ious)~Jcctwo.ocl, CO!\cl~qt•aft, supcrla• · i. :at ~IJ.:~imes. , .. ; ingredients. of so1fe driv· · .. For.it 'is a.'~~cogpi~ed fact ~ba,tp~dill~c ,owners·:· • tive perf«?I'll1Unc~ a,.li~ ext~~or'di~ary value. . titl~·.·_.·;_.:-- .. -::.\':d .. ·, . ·,· .. ,. ,.. "/ ' \ ... li•.l;~··l...... \. 2.· Obey,all tNiffic .laws. , . · _ ing. · · '~ Lavish campaign material is given away in abundanc~. 3• ..J.~-.p!aan1~9' a trip, ?don't , -representing though they ~o such,varying fields Have_you as yet taken the wheel of a new 1957 -:.~ .. :. ':\··, ..... ·.······"\· .,:. ~.· ' .. · ~···. ~.\'.1,\:)··:., ...... ·. . ·~c~ec!ule more, miles \pe,r 7. Don Hollow too clos~ly . of endeavor·.and such .widely sep~rated parts of Cadillac? If not, then ;r.cu, should. visit your , . It's wonderfuL to; boost ,the old home town,· the. county, , d!Jy .. than. you:rcan com·: the car. ahead of you, our wc'lrld.....,also have a· gt·eat de~l in common; Cadillac dcnler'uud spend dn houL' on the highway, th~ state. and mition.:There isn't even any quarrel:with1get· 1 .: Jor~e~ly and sa.fely. ~rive. B. Accident st.,tistics COn· ... they marked · He'll be ting·.behirid.the.United Nations or the NATO countries with 4. OnJ.o11g drives;•st,op ilo.w ·. tinue to rate .. speed .as• · J?~~;i~bl~ ar~. p'e~pl~ .6£ p~rson~l ~vaiting f~;: ~~~-~i_tl~~~ _ufric~•dly _wei~ . equal p~triotism ..:: ; ...... ·' ... ~ . . '. . , . · , : ncluevement-whCI· have won. for· themselves a come" of Ius own I ··. · . · · '' '· ·.. ·' ' :...... \ .. ' h ...... ,:... •. · 1 •and then ·to rest l'lnd,re·· · 'the number one cause of·- · . ·~-;;Y;et, ·.when .pi~ofcssionals;inake a .careet··out'of 'that li:ix. . .', '> automobile,;accidents' - ' 5. Ne~cr pils.s··on a.hill.. ':' :scdeep.it.down,: ·: .· .. • · patt~iotis1~,_the ·patriot~.Soon lose 'inter~st.,: ...... : ::' ::·. · · ··.~.. l ... • - ' ' ' • • I • •- ," ·,, ·. /·' '~..to,~,.~:,/,. , .0: .'" . ./ , ' · ', • , • , 1 ·,, -...... · . • .. ·I··' · · .··. Michigan week ~s fast becoming overl:Y_'m·ganized. ··· \voi1 \Vith •Iii red .l~a·dei:- .. · .·M~~~~ ..... '.~~,_.,_.j~· :·4~~-~~·t~ .. ~·: ;-a·~ .. < mm,,.,v, . Such pt•id~ .mtist. · FOil Sbolbr Holtl • 'Delrall ·. · ,. r ' ' ._.., TRticfc$·'' ' ' ' • • • · ~ ·"I" · .- ' • 'vou, · ·· .· . . . ''.' I Ours for Awllile Poultry ·Rcdsers, .· Ingham County News, Mason, Mich., I • May 23, 1957 D·3 Receive Honors ----·-·------'Mrs: Vito Cnpllnnl of MaHon nncl Mr. 11ncl Mrs, 'l'he[Jriorc M. Moisture Content Is Key I~I'Ustcs of Stocltill'irigr. have won ·Is 11 Farming Really, Soil Stewardship membership In nnllnnnl honm· . , I , Approuch of soli stewardship · "l'he good Hhl)VIIrd lmoWH chth fol• poulll'y llnclc owners To., Ensilage Fermentation. •· sponsored by tho Moorman Manu· Muy to June spotj· t.hllt CIIIIHerv"Uon htlltm 'nu1Jro ~vcclt, 26 2, fact.urlng Company, Quincy, Ill, 'I'hc right moisture c:nnlcnl or slln whon elll, most fnt·mers wilt· Horcd by the Nutlonnl Association the IlOilO lllld ·ttae promltlc a 'fhey were among members of ensllngo is· essential ftll' good fer· It in the llcic!, Dcxtor explained Soli Conservation DIHtrlcts and reality, bot11 'JIOW tor the Qf and the feed company's seconrl an· mcntrrtinn, ncconllng fo S, 'I'. Dcx· nallonnl church orgnnimtlon~. deciuleil 'lt'nd' (lilrit"iarlcH to tm· of the fnrrn ernps tlcpni-ttmmt thnt fnrugc in hunl,er silos need 1 nual "Bent the Experts" Egg club aguln ,Iocusas attention :on t.hc con1.,, · · I ·' • • In 18 states, nt Mlehignn Stnto tllliversily. - not he ns dry ns most of that ldrmhlp bcl.wccn 11 mnn'li splritu11! "Since soil Is 11 God·givcn hcrl- wlrkh gtwli lntn upright silos. Wlmu!I'N' lu,vh•l~ f'lnC'IIH tU'Il· i'illnl~l~ Hhnulrl lrn dnmtl hellcfs and llw soil resom·ct!H on tagc to all pcmpie, man is merely tllltrngh In prwl1 wnll ruul iii'A'Jl BocnuHo of llw weight from dueml end1 clcr:wn egg·s dm·· which his II fe depenrls, acenrcllng Its ctastodilln and good steward· nlt· nut. llmvm'tll', it ~hfl'ltltl nhovc, lots of [II'I!Hsuro is cxm·tccl to D. A. Williams, SCS nallonal ship Is a sacred responsibility. lng !L OO·duy J'ecorcl-lwc•Jllng btl Hn wr~t; 11 lni "i1f uut. Umt on !he hollrm1 of a .slln. 'I'o allow chairman, Fortunately, It also Is good husi· . periocl \\~lth 1111 IIVI!I'IIge of () jnic:c I!! liiJllt'C~cal from Um fol' this, :;l!nge on the bottom "Our awareness of Hllch a re· ness since It results in higher lb oa• les~ tcrtnl feed, . Hilo, 1 slwulri be dt•ier thun that In the Julionshlp Is ulways wit it us, con· income, better living; greater ease The nationnl average is 8 lh of . Wilh proper fcrmentntlon, goorl of farming, lower ·production legumco mrrlw helter silage thnn rnlddlc, sclousiy or unconsciously," he ·costs and greater efficiency In I feed per dozen eggs, Pouli ry ex· pointed out. "Some sec the itin· . ' perts say that 51,~ I h IH "vcr.v do weeds and grasses. It Is often In thn IOJI third of 1111 UP· s)lip most clearly from a pine· the usc of labor lin~:. machinery. good" nnd that 5 lh is· "outst;uul· u goocl itlcn to eut the crop hC'· l'ighl Hiln, I'U11111"e Khouhl hn blanitctcd moun lain us they look "Not- only the material benefits lng." Winners' supe1·ior cnre, fore it is mature ennugl1 lo go in l'llllllllll'llliVI'Iy chllllll to In· out over woods, sll"ip·croppcrl' but the1 splrit·unl feeling for the feeding nnd mnnagemcnl of tlwir the h11y mow, sniil Dexter. Nlll'l! Jl'CIIIll JHII'lting nnd NCt• fields and clcar·•·unnlng streams lane! must be nddccl together to lnying hens ennhlcd them to Since lmmrr ltu•c 11 Ifa I fu nt• dov· 1111111". 'J'Iw 1!1(1 lcuul t•nn hn or sparkling Laiws. explain the Intense interest and "heal the CX[tcrl's." vt•r·,v dnm)l. \Vr!c~dH auttl oUIIJr widespread support. of modern, ~~~~-!_'Ill clamp In IH• put .. in the wusltl nmt"rlnls t•nn bo 1mt "OUICI'H find It In tlll'IIIJlg 1~ llll tlw VI'I'Y IllJI lll'i t.hoy wlll sdentillc soil and water conscrvn· HCII1111Whi'I'H, Aud lh!! jlllhttlng- HIIIUhlfU( of living In t.he cool tion which hns swept the country lll'llllllllly SJlOil, nul. wrmlll'n tho hnntllt•N, With forage that Is too dump, or Ute mot•nlng, Ill' In Uw m"l· In recent yenrs. Such Interest Is \~Ill l!lli'Ving Ill' burniiiJl' dncls, ccn·n or cnh nwal, sugnr heel pulp low roll of the fua:row t>llce seen In the long. hours which Vaccinate PIPE THIS!-Artistry In wa­ u.~ nt. plowing time. For soil not thousnnds o! non-salaried soil ter pipes adds U'J to an attrnc­ Most wheelbarrows now hnvr.l nne! other fine materials ean be tlvc display on th'1 fnlr(lrounds only glvcls lite, it; In llHelf Is conscrwtllon district directors. Ill'!! At 16 Weeks hall·bearing wheels thai: nrc used to swti> up excess juice~. U living Uhing, II C!OinbiJlllifOil In Hanover, Gcrrnnny, slto of SPepl lnflaled for enslcr • I~ which one will retire, or "just a Tools pushing nnrl longer ll!c of the place to raise a few flowers" rep· On most Michigan farms, Require Care tires. r<'scnls man's feeling t11at land is 4-Wa,y Dry chicks should be v a c c I n a t c d . . Excavating something stable, something to against Nc'wcastlc disease when between 2 and 4 weeks of nge Pro11et· can• of gnrden tools Green Veterinary lloSIJital and installation of footings, which he can tic, something in can mal1c I hem JasL longer ami which he can sink his roots. In It Cuts Costs nnd bronchitis vacdnallon nlong dr.,in tile, septic t11nks, w11tor worl1 bc~tter. he Ilnds sccurily and peace, TilE EARTII IS Tlffi LORD'S rind the fullness there­ with a Newcastle booster should Offlctl Hours: 7·8 p, m. l\lon.·. pipe, plumbing, drain fields. Exploratory tests show that of. Lynn Haynes, Ingham Soil .conservation District di· be given at 16 wcci1s, he said. Hakes s!trnrld be hung up, oltl 1<'1·1. - 1·3 fl. m. Sut. "Closely alllcrl to lhal de~lre lo exhaust outlets In the bottom cor­ DOZiNG - LOADING · rector, standing .in front of the miniature Maple Grove But, if ell her bronchil.is 01' of the rnach of small children possess )and Is the hope and the ners of grain storages could cut Free Estimates Methodist church, holds a handful of fertile soil. "Good chronic respiratory rii~easc hnvc Keeping "f hem inside will prevent promise of fulllilment which land rlrylng power l'cquircmcnts a productive soil is more than..dirt," claims Haynes. "It is them from rusting. substantial amount. · · bothered gi'Dwing birds in the Dr. M. J. Green gives-hope for stability, fol' sc· a living organism. It is God's gift to man. All of us sense neighborhood, M. H. Avery, coun· curll.y, for peaceful living and the Scott Hedden and Carl Hall, Hoes, in addition In hPing lmng 7152 N. Cr•dur, 1\lason Donald Jenks ty ngrlcultural agent, suggests up inside, shnuid hr! clricd hdorr promise of bountiful harvests. Michigan State university agricul­ our, dependence on the soil in the food we cat, many of the l'hone OR 7-0701 Leslie JU 9-2200 var:climtion against Newcastle storing, and if wrt, they should turnl engineers, found out this clothes we wear and in our houses. The soil will benefit Cornor Edon •nd lng•lls Ro•d• , "This longing for land Is unl· and bronchitis at 4 wceliH. Boost­ possibility, according to M. H. fi"om man's wise care, or it will suffer because of his igno­ be oiled with an oily rag to IH•ep versa!. It su·rgcs no lc~s in the ers with both vaccines should be them from rusting. This oil will '-:======:l======:• , Avery, county agricultural- agent. rance or greed. The Christian farmer realizes that good given when ,the chicks reach lG come off, or "seour," in a few heart of a Chinese, An Asinn or Power requirements with the soil practices pay off in dollars and cents, but his motives • weeks. stroi1cs in the sni[ • a European than In the heart of ou I lets were a third to a twelfth will be higher. He follows these good soil practices bC'· an American. Because of It revo­ that needed without the corner A ft>W strolws with llw and lutions have oc:c:urrcd and wars cause of a strong desire to be a good steward of the soil." WAYNE LUXAIRE outlets, depending on the depth 1 Jmiut. hr·ush will iciPnlil'y ----- have been fought. of the grain in the storage. · Haynes encourages all people, city and rural, to pat·· Wheat Battle Looms tools, ill !'US!! Slllni'OIII' hill'• ticipate iri the observance of soil stewardship week, May rows them or lht~y m·u loft "With a bit of Janel, man enjoys The engineers ·constructed a The 11'/, lower price supp0rt~ lts use and Its harvest. To get the small lahoratory storage to test 26 through June 2. · for 1958 on wheat recently an· Home Heating Equipment most from It, he gives it his best the exhaust outlets and a 16-lnch nounced may have a profound ef· Write, Phone, Drive IB or Fly In l\llowlerlge of management and diameter air duct was placed ln feet on government farm policy • Furn11ce Cleanrng - A Specralty culture. And of the culture he the storage 2 feet above the bin for years to come. It is expected floor. · • Summer Servicing- On All Makos bestows on it, the higl1cst form Users Should Be·Caufious to sharpen up the coming i;·cc· b wise usc of land and conserva­ By varying the amount of air for-all battle on basic farm policy. tion measures, released by the corner ,outlets, ·That will be a. 3-corncred fight Leutllng nrecds Free Estimates the engineers found they could With Present Insecticides between rigid supports, unlimited \VUJTB HO(mS bring about uniform air dlstrlbu· flexible supports and tilCJ Hatching ATI Summer NO MONEY DOWN - 3 YEARS TO PAY tlon throughout the entire bin Some insecticides ' and weed , He said farmers should be cs­ Grange's commmlity-hy-eommod­ DOES YOUR with depths of grain varying klllers now available commer- p'ecially careful because as an nc­ lty appronch to farm policy. from 2 to 8 feet over the circular claliy arc extremely poisonous cupationai group they probably LOWDEN FARMS WILJAX HEATING CO. WATER duct. 'flie exhaust outlets were and should be treated as 'potential arc exposed to .more potentially St. Lawrence river is icc-free 2202 Bortha Stroot, Holt human klllers, a Michigan depart· harmful mnterlals than any othl!r HATCHERY ad,Justablc In 'size. '· bnreiy 8 months of the year, yet l'hono Jnckonn ST 2-4800 ment of health physician warned. major class .of worker~. I WILBERT REYNOLDS, Owner SOFTENER Many grain s'torages are not It moves about 1/3 of Canada's 4Gzo .z. Berry nd, at Uonrlotto hclng used · to full' ·capadty be· R. 11 Rlvua Junction Phono OX 4.242 I NEEO cause of the limit of the depth of 11 taste of some Insecticides to pesticides there at·c other HELP? grain that may be dried over 'duct und~~&~~~~- lltn·blchies IH 'enough to chemical~L~~~d~~a~iUon~fio~re:i:g~n~t~m~d~e~tl~~~n~.~;:::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;i preparations used rou- systems placed on the floor. Eight kill au averngc·slze. adult. tinely In most homes today which feet Is the usual limit of grain The s11me holds true for some can be deadly in amounts of one depth _without using chllmicals. use1l for killing ouncc or less. 'fhese Include most power for drying. rodents nrul fungi. disinfectants, some dry cleaner More tests must be completed "· · solvents, some drain cleaners, before any recommendutions can . As plant and animal pests be· motli repellents, rust removers, I NEED REPAIR.? be made for using this exhaust come mm·e resistant to DDT and radiator cleaners and Indelible fapeit repsir ICIYic:e. ontlet system '·o'n a large scale, other older control materials," inks ''lllllllkn. Avery said · · ·· ·.. ,, " · · · Dr. Leeder explained, "the anti· · '. . I ,NEED SALT? pest chemicals . must be made Deadly In amounts hetwe~m · Delivery service o! proper more deadly .If they are to do one ounce and one qmut a1·e. · sail lor your solteoer. their job.. cosmnth:s, dl'ltgs, polishes, WAYNE G. FEIGHNER window clemwrs, stuln l'e· "Since they are now stronger CALL CULLIGAN AUCTIONEER ffiOVCI'S, lighter fluid and than. ever before, follow clirec· blenches. Soiling Sinco 1937 tio.ns very carefully whenever us­ OR 7·2311 Muon Philno OR 6·5682 or · Due to ill lwalth I will sell the following dt)scrihed (Jroperty at (lllhlic Ecton Rapids 9821 Ing· these chemicals," Dr. Leeder Dr. Leeder pc1inted out that ac· advised. cldental pohmnings toolt the lives auction at the farm lm:ated 5 milt)S south of St. Johns on lJS-27 to Prit:n of 87 Michigan residents during road, east 6 miles on Price road to corner of Price aJUl Shepherdville romls, 1956. or one mile east of Roun1l lalm to SheJlhcrllville road, north 4 miles, or 3 miles west anll 3 miles not·tlt of Laingsburg. ' ·N.ew Research

' Killing Trees READY MIXED ' Can Be9uick 1:00 P.M. SATURDAY, MAY 25 1:00 P.M. · Woodland owners looidng for short cuts in ldlllng trees can do the job in about 30'seconds per ~. tree with a portable power girdler.'· Phone 'Phone l-CYCO'· . . ..• \ . ' Maurice W. Day of Michigan Price Brothers State university's Dunbar forest Mason .• Stockbridge experiment stall on made lhc time I measurement when he tested the power girdler along with chemJ. OR 6-5754 Auctioneers UL 1-3342 cal methods of l>illing trees. · FUEL'· ; .. ~ . With intl~.re~t growing In lmpi'OVing· f o I' c s t struuls, For · wootllnml owners u.re looldng . Farm Machinery Lumber - Miscellaneous for quick wnys to kill mule· \1950 John Deere A Tractor with H·tllY tires ou reat·, sit-able ti'IJC!I, Quantity of lxlO Shipla11 ·18 feet long Outboards Lawn Mowers tractor in goml coJUlition . · 2,000 feet 2x4 J,umbcr The mechanical method was · 195(; John Dmlrc ~-row Cultivator, tluicli nttach 4 x4, 8 fellt long * the ~fastest In point of time per Jolui Deere B Tmctor with bean tlllllcr · · 10 ail-s ted Commmtlty Laying N e..'lts Chain Saws * Pump~ * ·Generators tree but girdled trees tal>e 2 to 3 International 52R Combine with n1otor mul beau Set of IJisr, Uillcrs 4 Oil Barrels · years longer to die than cheml­ . (lielmJI attnclunent 500-Chiel' Imectr·ie Brooder, new Garde11 Tractors and ~ny 2·Cycle. Motor cnlly·ltllled t.J•ccs, This machine makes a U-shaped cut about one· Co-Op 4-section Stlringtooth llarrow . . Quantity of Small Tools Inch wide and H!l Inches deep John Dcero Powertrol. 2~ottom, .14-ineh Plow on around the free. It· won't worlt ntbbcr, cover boards . . ~ .NO MIXING- ~QNTAI'NS OIL well with stump sprout clumps John Deere 290 Cori1 Planter, new lns.t year that arc close togetncr. . . John Deere 6-ft. Disc, with '18-ineh bl:ules Household Goods RE~~y· TO USE .. 1952 Intllntational 52R PTO Comblue, in gootl Quantity of llousehohl Goocls to be sold One of the chemical methods condition · · tested by Day has much to rccom-· Co-0(1 13-disc Grain. Drill with fertilizer tmd grass mend It, · especially with trees Small Culti!laclu:r Special A,alysis Fuel over 5 inches In dlnmetcr. Using 1 semi attachment · · · · Plus Extra High Grade Oils .an axe, Day made cuts around the John Detlre· 2-bottom, U-inch Plow lle~tt llousnr l'or A Tractor· Ble!lded Permanently .For All 2-Cyclo Motors '· · tree to· form a Rort of frill. A Uubber-tiretl Wagon aml flat rae)[ Butler 1,000-busllcl Grain Bin, steel 2, 4-D nnd 2, 4, 5-T combination Warnelce Bean llarvester, new lust ye:ir ,220~gallon Gas Tanlt. with pump· 1 Requiring up to f.t pint ~foil par gallo.n (Mfg~'l Spec.) • · "brushklilcr" was mixed with die· . . I ' ' Will Not Settle - Will Not ~or.~ ~~Iii -Will Not F.orm C11rbon set oll and sprayed In the frill ' ...... · . with a hand sprayer. This opera· tlon talleS . a II ttle . over one mli1ute .per tree, Day als-o found that this same · solution ·could he sprayed o'n th!! lower 18 to 24 inches of the trunl1 nnd exposed roots In ·less time thun the frill method. This takes more spray and ·us a result· prob· nbly wouldd' work better with small trees_; · In ryril)lilc,!l lncr;,r,se:t1 r•tn)lili'tilF o' House Vote against Acreage Rese~v~ {f=lrlg=,ha=m·c=~it=nlv~·tl=ew=s,M:::l=:as=on=, M=idt=· .. =M=-av~~3=,1=951=. ==~P·4 Avery Looks fo·fhe Fufure· Qlll1!;"11110l IKI'IIhl~ Ull!l hiU'h!,V w: ICIId 1u ol'f~nl: uny lllll:·hiH.'k . com pmthwtlon, '1 1 ·'And ~Predic.fs:·F.arm· Prices '!'his moun~ clltlnp fi'IJcl feu~ !i ·~·· IIV!!;ilttel\ llll!ll, ·Threatens Balance of I Farm Progra·m Country & , Ily nr, u, Av1mv .Tuna. 'I'ho tllffarcnce helwecn tho Hug· Jll'lt·e~ ror sinugllltJr we visited 2 ' alfnltrl 'l'he house vole to kill the ncrr.· out u cloflnlle pmgrnm fol' them export. pJ•ogram, In Mlchlgun th: quo­ WII,Y, CI'Opland will\be retired under the the chicken was spread over the charcoal in a frigid con­ of the desu·uctlve Insects. mcnt In the pntntn prices this IIIHUl~, I~urlhct·mor·c, p1·ogram. But even If this goal I> dition. It seems the boys had dressed and cut up the Weed CnntJ•ol-If the weather year. l'en according In In· tas. II won't he tol'l 'J'Iw vote points 1111 the Hflill long before farmeJ'H will have to reached, production won't be re· should stay cool and wei as ll is lcntloh repot·ts, Michigan farm· In the fui'Jn hlnc, nm~e sn birds a couple of weeks earlier and hadn't thought 'to du ced In . direct proportion· to tlw as I write these notes, it would crs will plant more ncres of pen decide what. aemagc they will IWient. It'ii tlw set:nnd time thaw· them out until just before the dinner. plant to wheal fnr harvest ne:o.:t u~reage retired. That's because so be well for fnrmr.r·s to plan on beans this ycnr. 'l'hey will then DIXON 111 the lust I'<>W Wt~ellie, Lansing, house agriculture committee government's role In agriculture Make Records Corn acreage is expect eel to be IJI'evlons higlt out)lllt set 111 the Michigan council, JIJinois council and Inverness coun­ the smallest •in 70 years in the SALE S'l'AltTS AT 2:30 members complained that his n~ should be reduced greatly fmm 1055. cent suggestlons,.made in seveml present levels. He would· have cil. i In tests supervised by Michigan' Unilcd Slates. However, corn ·State university, several Ingliam yields have been increm;ing nnrl 1708 Belden Road speeches ami in hearings heforc fcrlcral aid limited to research, The strawberry crop outlook The jol mille: Ron vent scours. Manufactured in new, One Year• From Cerfified USDA economists say hog corded by IBM or by longhand, Boomer and VFW, 47 Holsteins, Low Interest-Long Term coarse, uniform texture calves like. J11'kcs this summer will be it didn't make much difference 35.2 lb !at, 980.8 lb rnilk; Michl· the h.lghest bt 3 years but to at least 2 Ingham Dairy Herd gana Farms No. 1, 34 grade that p1•ices ·will dJ'OIJ shau·p· Improvement associations during Guernseys, 33.3 lb fat, 695.8 lb 138. W. Ash Street, M~son ly in tile fall. April. All herds showed good mill<; Henry Mire, 16 Holsteins, e TASTIER Phone OR 7·6091 Michigan winter wheat yield is mill< and butterfat averages. 33 lb fat, 940.6 lb mill<; Lane & e UNIFORM TEXTURE now expectecl to equal the 30- Thirty-two dairy herds on IBM Gerhardstein, 3'1' Holsteins, 32.'1 Mason Elevator M~in Office-415 S. Cochrnn e TEMPTS APPETITES bushel per acre record of last averaged over 40 lb of fat in lb fat, 856,.4 lb mllie; and Michi· 345 W. Columbia Phone OR 6-5734 year. Total output, however, wlll April. Two averaged 54 lb c'ach. gana Farms No. 2, 48 registered Chnrlotto, Michigan be ·about 7% lower than a year They were Kenneth Kurtz, 26 Guernseys, 32.2 lb fat, 638.7 lh 20w2 ago. grade Holsteins, 1,470 lb mill< and milk -----'------~ A 30·second dip In a solution of Hugh Oesterle & Son,· 30 regis- ---- ______, ___ _ a broad-range antibiotic called tered Holsteins with 1,410 lb milk BEMENT exytetracycllne will more than Herds that tested 48 lb of fat • • triple the shelf life of vegetables. were: Lewis Wilson, 21 registered Feed & Supply The same substance lnjected into Holsteins, 1,410 lb milk; W. C. li vestocle before slaughter will ex- Wl'ight, 41 registered Holsteins, Mason A carelessly tossed cigarette can tend the freshness· of beef, Jamb 1,290 lb milk; Ted Fay & Son, 21 ·They're allfruclc ••• /ChevYs II cause terrible damage. I and porle. grade Guernseys, 1,230 lb milk; 1______...;. ____.._ ___ .;..,;______.:..,_.;.· ___;...... ;.;...,,;_ ___, Dr. George Clinton, 46 registered ( Holsteins, 1,260 lb milk; and 0. J. Smith & Son, 28 grade Hoi· handsorne. pic~ups! steins, 1,290 lb mille. hard-working Herds testing 45 lb fat were: Kenneth Bibbins, 22 registe1·cd With hefty ste'el-muscled truck Jerseys, 1,050 lb milk; Raymond chauis and higlr-capacity betdies! Pow~ll, !!8 -~ra.cle .:tio~st~[ns, ,;J-,179 rrnlle; ~Platt•.&; WJ.Jtlox, ~0'-reg· ·' ., ·;. ,i.:. ~·~ j,' '(: • •',.'· ·: ...... ··. .. ~ ,' . ,., . Ho !steins, 1.,200 lb mille; ' .· ''f ... ! Davis & Ellsworth, 22 grade Hol­ steil)s, 1,170 lb .mill<; Paul Scher- er, ·24 .grade .lfolstelns, 1,020 lb mllk; and H. l':oclnvood & Son, 32 grade Holsteins, 1,140 lb milk. Herds testing 42 lb fat werP: • Chellis Hall, 47 grade Holsteins, 1,080 lb milk; Ray Lott & Son, 29 registered . Holsteins, , 1,050 lb milk; H. Covert &. Son, 29 regis· tered Holsteins, 1,110 lb mill<: Harold Powell, 21 grade Hoi· steins, 1,200 lb mille; Freel Gl·af, 49 registered Holsteins, 1.110 IIJ mille; .J. H. Chamberlain, 20 reg­ Istered Holsteins, 1,050 lb milk;· Don Williams, 47 registered Holsteins, 1,1 (0 lb milk; Robert Hunt, 13 registered Holsteins, 1,110 lb milk; Delancy Cooper, 20 grade Holsteins, 1,080 lb milk; Rae· D. Collar, 26 grade Hoi· steins, 1,140 Ib mlllt; Hugh Ells· worth,. 33 registered Guerns'eys, 780 I b mille ; Denzle Hill, 22 .grade Holsteins, 1,170 lb mlllt; Donal Parks, 15 grade Holsteins, 1,050 lb milk; It's No Trick Ernest Shaw,' 23 grade .. Hoisteins, 1;080 lb mille; Gale·McMichael, 31 You don't have to be II juggl~r to ha~dle your money successfully. It's all very grade Holsteins, 1,110 lb milk; Lloyd Curtis, 17 grade Holsteins, el'l5y ~hen you get the big idea , , . which is as simple 111 this: .Budge't your :ex·. . ' . 960 .lb 'milk; J. Jorgenson, 55 · · caiiaeo carrier~shiirpeli · p~nse.s to all~w 11 reasonable m;trgin for saving. ·First thing every p~yday;· ~~posit. grade Holsteins, 1,140 lb mill<: · 1picku·p on any job I. . , th1s amount m .Yo,~r savings ac;count her~, where jt can earn m~re money ,for v.ou; Maurice Felton, 45 registered Hoi· If you have the wall, t~is._is the way to get_ ah.ead financially. It's no .trick at alii steins·, 1.080 lb milk; ai1d Harold Witt, · 45 registered Holstein~. 1,170 lb milk. · 1 lngh.nm No,' ~ Reports· · :It's· Great, to .. '~i~~, i~. -~ichigan Ten herds In the new Ingham No. 6 Dairy Herd Improvement · Observe ·M ich~gan, ·we,lcl association liveraged ovei· 30. lb ·' fat In April'. 1 . · i i .. · ' ·.' l9 · .registered Holsteins William Freiermuth · ~ - Only frai1chised Chevrolet,d~afers i: with 45.6 lb fat and ~ display this famous trademarK . . milk. Other high lierds owners were: Galf.Ttiiirtiurn,' , ' : ... I i . . ~ .. . . , ' . . . \ • . .. , :. 30 HolSteins, 39.2 ,lb fat,' 1;130 lb ·. 'SEE'YOUR LOCAL· AUTHORI!ED ·.·· ·tHE .·FARMERS BiMK·• milk; 'Eugene. Lyons &. Sons, 27 · · · .39::Jb fat, 7~1.1 ,lb milk; r: ·.CHEVRO,LE'i';:DEALER ·. :. ··' · ·old~~~·i&r.•· i·J Ingham co~ntj::': u1~:nu1·o Whlt.tmeyer, 17 mixed ' ' '• . '\ ••• · . .:···· .•:.... . ·•. • . · .. : ' -'J' fat, 862~3 lb milk; .·.· Fny;; 30. mixed .bre1.1d, ' ~ . . ., .. , '' ·, ;" Legal Notices Legal Notices Leslie News Items. ----~------~------Leslie PTA Installs New Officers PROFESSIONAL Mrs. Moore Drnll'lllt•P. WIIH tlw c'Oill~rntulaterl (\'TI', Vineo nn !wing cl!!nt nnrl tho Incoming onc ns cnp· lnHlnlllng offlmJ• frw t lw 10~7-fill 1he only JII'C!Hident. of tire lA!slle tulns. An old·fnshlonod r;pollcr slntc of officm·s at the last ment· gi'Dup Jo sr!rvr. 2 tunns, nnd pre· wns used, hut words had to. be lng of the school yrmr for Leslie sr.ntrrl him with his past pros!· SJl\)lled hnclcward, BUSINESS-SERVICE P'rA. It was ulso hlstorlenl nlr.:ht clr.nt.'s pin. Ml', VInce, In turn, pt·e· · Plans fm• future programs were und old taxthoniiH, school anrn1111s senterl Mr·. Hnnl;s with a pres!· discussed, nfl!!r which refresh· und other mcmolrll were 011 dis· rlenl's pin and wlslwrl him success ments were served by the fifth piny, in his tenum of office, nnd sixth grndc m'others with Rellrlnr.: president, Losllo Vhwe, Mrs. Jlanl_ · . ~e enlarged to house permanent equipment~ ' . Phelps, Mrs, Cecil J. Corts, Mrs. Phone Olt 7-8941 DuPont Paint . ,II 11: •! .~ ,I , • , . . ' Russell Smith, .Mrs. ·Burton Kallc· Evlnrude Motors Too! er, Mrs. Oliver Eckert, Mrs. Har· MARJORIE'S BUUTY SHOP Glass. .· ... '*: * * * * * * *. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * lo Smith, Mrs·, Donald Haynes, Livestock Trucking Glazing 31.4 miles east of Holt Jr., Mrs. Robert Donaldson and ·Detroit, Battle Creek and all Tools BELL SYSTEM·Credit Phone OR 7·7615 • J ', Mrs, Jame£ Lounsberry. . . · local marl,els . . Radios Mrs. LaVern· Eldred and Mrs. , All Llvestock,lnsured Revion Products Rex Wood are chairmen for tlic Also Corn ·and:·Graln Hauling Beauty Service Just $2.50 Leslie towns.hlp :rural areas. · WUknlt Guaranteed Hosiery Perkins Hardware · Your Agrlco Fertilizer Dealer · · ' 7w4 • • J ' • Masof1 · Ph. OR 6·4311 WILL BUY ROW flRBIS'nAN SCIEN