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Ingham County News Photo.) Awaits Bids on in Tlw Slmllnws, Waiting for the a School Assembly Program, Tours Full Million ·The Ingham County Ninety-Seventh Year, No. 20 Mason, Michigan, Thursday, May 17, 1956 4 Sections - 30 Pages Sewage Board I Mail Box Week · Starts M•onday Jury Decides Starts Study Mnnrlny, Mny 21, will open ruml mnil hoK improvement wee!~ • in pnstrlfflms throughout the 'iV UtleS Unitcrl StntP~. Mnson Postmaster Ritholz Made Of Ne I D Leslie PnlmPr snld he hopes the wePk will he niJHerved by Mnson In 11rlrlllion In IOdrls, hrlr!grs prmtnl pntmns. Bribe Offers nnrl rli'nln~. liil{lllllll rrHIIIIY IH nlso PnlmPI' ur·gerl thut boxes he flllllmrizerl nnw In provlrlro SCWPI'· prrlntcrl nnrl prJSIH restorer! to r,r·lg· Guill)' iiS r·Juu gpfi WIW the VCr· PLANTING OATS from ~ rowboat was ~ new cxporionco for crgc sr.rvlces. inn! stnhillty, lie niso i'r!mlnrled rlir•l of 11 drr•1111 t'CJtlll ,l11ry lit the Guy Ellioit, Aurelius farmer. Whore ho had boon drilling oats Sat­ The bonrrl of 'HIJlt•rvlsm·s, .rf'i· pntrnns thnt nnmes nncl hox num· hrllmry trial of fll'nlnmln D. urday afternoon he found a lake Sunday morning, with dopth enough lng llllriPr Jllllhority r.rt·anlerl by hers nre rcquirerl on nil rural Rltlwlz, Aftl'r' lislf•ninu In lr.Btl· so ho cordd go from one field to another with his rowboat and oJt· llw lrgislalllrP, Ita:; nutlmrlzrorltlw mnll hoxes. mrmy for ;r WPr.l\ anrl 11 lmlf and board rrotor, In tho picture ho is rowing h's boat across Aurelius ronrl mmrnlsslon In h,mrJIP llw "Tiwr·r.'s a Tenson for postal riPiihPt nting 1111 hCJtll' .rnrl a half, road, a half-milo north of Columbia, going back to the granary for SCWolf:r' .Joh, WOI king Wilh a 10111· r·r.quitcmcnts," Palmer 1lcclarcd. lhr. JUlY n•lur1wrl tltr. vrordlct more seed, He cut off his motor so the wake wouldn't make the millen of lhe illlatrl nf SUJl''rVI.~· "Ohservanf'l! of mall hox week Wr.rlncsrl.ry oliii'I'IHJfln at Mrt~on. or·s. An nrriinnpr·n, paiiPIIIPri afJ. waves too high for tho approaching truck, ( ICN photo.) will as~urc putrons of h!!ttcr mail IWholz, ii7, f'hlf'llgo rnnnufnc· et· those nlrPnriy in for·r·e In sr.rvir•p when suhstltut!!s carry the turing oplklan, was r·rmviPil'd of W;rynro, Onklnnri JIIHI Gr'I)Psce mail." flflYllll.( lllOilf',Y In tnr•mhers o[ the c·ountiPs, was ;rrloplcri hy suprr· Michigan oplomPir,v IJmrrrl of visnr s May 1. Farn1ers and Road Builde1·s I!Xflllli ner·s Io I HI V1' lhPrn "wash AI a mr.PIInu In ronrl t'"ll1miS· out" ol emnplalnl hr·otlghl auulnst sion offiPPS in Masnn fo'rirl<~y llw Dr. Eclwln L . .'-illlll'lllt'l\ o[ L,m. Anxiously Await Sunshine mmrnlsslom•rs, mrmhPr;, of 111•' City Is Ready sing !o'il!'lllri'H, mnrl huilriPI'S ancl all slroPrin!l ['()lllmii!Pro nf tlw hn;nri .furlgP Philip II. llnrihl'il of Niles H!!!l Cr.clar anrl llw r;r·;nHI ;rrr• of supervisors, F1.1111\ I~ I :vans, othPI'S wlto work olilrlnnrs llllX· presirlcrl .11 lltP lt'l,rJ wlildi st.trled swnllm1 far Ill' yond tlil'il' won I, PrHmty l1lr,hway ronginerot·, .rnrl a , irllr~I.Y nwail sunshine, srovc•ral To Celebrate May 7. Alii'! ll1r• \'f'rrllci was Stcn·ms whif'il h<~vr. brought r·cprcsenlallvl' of llw PI'oseeut"r's nnnounr·r.rl Jrp r onlhii!Pd flltholz rlnys r.t il 'l'lu•y nrc mntking- this urea 2 months nf spring min 1rme unlil I hal sunshine comes, flfflpe wiil confer upnn llll'ir on honrl lo mv:ril sl'niPIH'f'. The within 10 cliiys lwvc prevented rlutiPs nnrl rasponslhllilics unrle1 hond for trial Wils $1i,O!IO .fndgc Hains lurvf' liansfor mod Pen· fitting ot fields nnrl planting. the new nrrlrnnrl!'l' Special Week trnl Mir·hignn into a lnnrl of llmlsell hwn•asr•rl II lo $10,000, Even ll1e ginn I lir cs on the The steeling rrHnmltlee is made laliPS, Nearly every field whiell mammoth earth-moving maehin· Seven clays of planned pro· THREE EAGLE SCOUTS received congrJtulations from Lau­ fo'umisllillg the honrlr·olllrl have lies horizontal now has or hns up of Jhc chairmen of l enmmit· rence Parker, Kiwanis president, before leaving for East Lansing to l'a usecl little rlllfir•ult y for HIt holz. ery of marl mnlr·actors won't tr.es and Mnx K Murningiwn, gmms will mark the Michigan had a pnnrl. Small riltl'hes rlry give s11 ffidcnl trncl inn In I he week observance in Mason he· receive their awards, From left to right they are Dale l<ennedy, fils frrcnds al tlw li'lal indicated Lansing. Crnnmiltce C'lwirmen nrc that Ritholz, prlrwlpnl owner of mosl of 1111' Y""r have becnmf! mud and slime for• grading, .fohn Patriarche. 8nsl Lansing, ginning Sunday, The week-long Norman Austin and Doug Strickland. All 3 are members of Mason School Board rushing slrearns, crcr.i1s lww he· program includes visiting g-overn· Explorer Scouts, sp<»nsored by the Kiwanis club. The 3 from Mason King Optical C'o., is v:rriously cume rtvcrs nnrl r·ivcrs ii11e the S . .r. GrovP.s & Sons Co .. has health; JJuhert fl. 13ulll'n, i\ure· 1atecl as havmg a !innndal worth moored Its flcr.t of cranes, Cnter­ !Ius, wnys anrl rnr•ans; Denn Tny· mental offices, a parade, auto· were among the 20 who received their eagle awards Tuesday night. of helween ol ltiilf·millrru1 and a pilllll' lrnctnt•s and Euc·lid wagnns lor, Mason, rlmrns; anrl Burton mobile show, fr·cc refreshments, (Ingham County News photo.) Awaits Bids on in tlw slmllnws, waiting for the a school assembly program, tours full million. I lis friPnrls also lndl· Johnson, Whcatfinlrl, roads anrl calcd that flltlwlz will :rppt•dllhe tirle In rhb, The Pompany hns tlw hrid!lCS, of Mason industries and govern· convrctum. Appeal Delays $2,000,000 tontmct on US·l27 be mental units and a wee!< end of News New Building tween Mason nnrl Leslie. UnriCJ' the orrlitHmr·p lhe ronrl dollar dny specials by Mason Index '!'he m"xrrnurn lr•1 m for bribery commission sewemge system ~r.l- merchants. Planners Deny of a public olfwt.rl is I years. Road commiHslon conslruPlion up is to serve primarily as ;r . Want nrls, P;rgps fi, 7 •lltrl Wlwl tlw proposed nPw shop Allocation of crews have also harl tn h,tlt their clearing house. Conslruelion, Michigan week plans rn Mason 8, Part I. anri ;rgril'ultLU'al burlrltng at Ma· flilho17. claimed irl' i.~ I ill' victim jobs. But they have be!!n given maintcnnnec nnd msls of the are pushed b:Y Frank Schmidt, Socr<~l new~. l'al{cs I anrl .1, son will t'nHI will he l<nown of an extor•lion plot anri is inno· Zoning Change TIJLu·sriay night. cent of hrilwry. llr• insisted he systems wrll be bnrne by munr· ehairmnn. Her~ assis~e~ by Frank Part 1, Pag-e ·1, P.rrt 2 Tax Millage BLOSSOAIS Aim OU'J' Cipal units nr clistrrPis with the' Young. Leroy Saelens Is secretary Lellcrs to crlitor·, Pdgc• 2, Birls ar·e clue at H n'dnr'k. was entrapped by slate pollee, f' county r.cttlnr.; any 11 rtvmwerl nf the! committee and Edwin Part I; Pagr. :J, Part .1 that he was I hi' l<ll'gPI nf Mlch- l'hlnt~, ru•uf'lu•s lllld l'ht•l'• funds hnl'll. Thnt's the wny the Kche, treasurer. Of Farm Land Edrlnrials, Pagp 1, Pari I. Pialls and proposal hlanl1s IVf'JC 1gan optometrists, <lllrl was light· Contrm·y In lhe ltssumpilon of rlcs nre in hlnssnm unci llfl· deal was presenter! to the bonrrlj Sunday will lrad off the weclt· Mason's city \Jinnning commis· Chtu·ch news, P;rgc fi, Part 1cquesled by 'I fir·ms on the ing thcrr lltn•al to rll'lve I1im out C'ounty officials last wr.el1, llw piP.~ should IH' In hlo~som hy of supervisors. long event as spiritual founda·l sion stood by Its guns and 1ls 3, gcncntl 1'011lr.tcl, 3 on the me· of business. nppeals on cquali7.ation will hold SILhrrdny nr· Sunday. Cnld , · . zoning map Monday night and Legdl notic·es, Pagp 8, P;rrt !'haniral conlracl nnd 7 on the i\llitough Jrp h, 1s solrl rnrliions up lax nllocation. hns not ,Yilt lmnn~d fr·ult. l\lerldlnn ,,Jnlws Hl•munrl 1 Irons day. turned down a Chamber of Com· 1; Page G, Par 1 2; Pages .i, ri, ele!'lrwai contract 9f glasses to r·nslomers during At Its mectrng tn Mason , Growr•r·s I' x Jl I' r• s s t• d hntu• Meriel inn townshir's scwnge 1 One. of the high spots In the merce request to r e·zone a por· 7 and 8, Part 'i. The huilding will be erected on his Jonll bll'IIIPss r·at c•t•r·, flitholz \VPclnesday the tax allocation 'J'hursduy !hut II warm sun drsposai problems hrcame the week rs Monday when Marl< T. tlon of residential area for Ill· Sup c r v isor·s prncP.c•rlings, the site now occ•up1ed hy lire said hers un.1hlr. to rParl ordinary brmrri rlecrdcd to delay prelimi· will shhw In hrln,. nul hecs county's when the township rr.· Stephenson, president or Constan.
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