Robert L. Shepard,' 22, Bunlwr I-II II, . fnces .a charge o! ljSSilUlt with Intent lo·commlt murder In the shooting of his former · sJ.s. lcr·in·inw Saturday 'night. Miss 4. Sections- 26 Pages Lolmu Cmft, 17, was 'shot twice • In n fracas at the home 'of Sl]ep· nt·rl's formcr wffe, Mrs. Norma Shr.pard; on DeCnmp road. 'Miss Okemos Backs Cm[l Is In F'ootc hospital, ,Jack· son, where her conclftlon is re. ported us good. ' School Plan. · Many Appeal Valu'ations Shepm·d · waived examination . On the third time around O!tc· mos school electors approved a Assessments caused-heavy traf. • wl10n he appearl!d before ~liHtice his family and under the charter doubled m· tripled, too. In a few of the Peace Roy W. Adams bond Issue for school hnpt·ovc· tic at tile city hall all day Tues· day and on Wcdncsdlly night. was ineligible to continue as a cases taxpayers expressed agree: Wednesday morning. Shepat•d ments: Tuesday's vote ori issuance member of the board of review. mcnt with the figures on theh· \Viis hounrl over to circuit court, of ·.$2,100,000 in bonds was 1,247 Seventy-two propertY owners for and· 253 aga.inst. appeared before the Mason board It wasn't unU! a special coun· own property hut. wonclet·ecJ about held on bond of $50,000. cil meeting Tuesday night that the figures of their neighbors, Two previous proposals lor of rElvJew to· contest or Inquire M t·s. RhP,)at·rl harl J>'aniled n about new property valuation Stroud was nppointcd to !lll the, Tho big·J.:'e.~t: cll•h•J.:'ution date with IIat·ry M, Smith, 32, of $3,500,0()0 and $2,6()0,000 were de· figures. vacancy. The former councilman cumo l'••om 1{11111 mad, l'oople Clark lnke :-:laturrJ;iy night, They fcnted, At Tuesday's elections joined the other 2 members in In Umt m·c·~~ lH'otest<~cl the Wl!rc going to the Amerlcfm Le· . both factions worlystem. valu~ttlon figure wns $a,oas,. way through the cit.v clcrlt's of. tcmdin~ 11\lt.hoJ•It.y to levy Adams III'J.:'I~S evet•ym:.~ COil· 151. 'l'he new set. of l'iJ;"ut·es flee and Into the vcstibuJ'e, Saturday morning, Shepard nddlt:ional milln~re (up to 10 J't•onted with a door-to-doot• Plan Concert Taylor cnme 1111 with totnls There were a few surprisl's anrl callocl his former wife and told mills) for n period of ll sltlc!llmnn to dmmuul his Ciuun $1i,l'i00,000. Eaeh of 1\fason 's some htltnot· In the lwarings. her thct·c would be lt·ouble if she ytmt'll fOJ' St!hool OjJel'lltion, bllt' of CoJmnCI'CC aflpi'OVII( Clll'd, Mason's vat•slty and cadet 1,800 PIUoCels WIIS lllell.~ll'ell W. S, Turner pi'Ovided the big· elated anyone. A litilc later in the 1•he vote was l,OIH to 442. bands will play in a festival con. by the same set of 11tles, he gest surprise. 'l'lw William.~lon mornl'ng, Smith called for a date. cert In the school · auditorium pointed out, mnn appeared lo inquire about Mrs. Shepard accepted, but she Tl1e school board announced Thursday night, March 20. the methocl u;.;crl in' determining said she lolrl Smith thcre.could that the first phase of. the ex pan· Many or those appearing be. 'Group Predicts FJ•esh fJ•om· winning a flt·st. tile value of his Mason pt·operty, be 11·ouhle with her formct• htiS· slon program will be the addition fore the board just wanted to find He left praising the city of Mn· band. Smith apparently waved to Cornell school, which will be dlvislon Joatbag' In regional out how the assessor arrived at comtJetltlon, the· vn•·sity bnnd son, Including the city officials, off the warning. stat·ted this summer. the figure for their property. In the businessmen and the man on Mason Growth· is preparing 1 for the state 18 cases the board will sl urly re the street. The built-over garage Wf\S neat contest April 26. assessment based on new lnfor· nnd clenn when Smit.h arrived at Almost. evel'yonc l!t·ought up There's a possibility there may Featured soloists and en. mation provided by property the relation or the new assess the Sheparrl home about 7:30. Presbyterian Men be 324 additional youngsters in semblcs next Thursday night owners. The board is· considering Mrs. Shepard, Smith and the chll· ment. figures to the market value CAl\liCRA-SJIY Robert Shepard J'esists attempts by Mason school next fa·ll. The influx will inolucte Mary Piedler playing G hardship cases, . of the pmpcrty In question. clren sat in the one. room house of new pupils would bring the en- Thoughts of Love by Artilut· tlHl press anllJJolice to pry into his side of the story. He's In most Instances Tuesday Members of the board were quick wailing for Mr. ancl Mt·s. Clark ·Go to Chicago rollment at Mason to 2,565. Pryor fat• solo baritone; Reuben Benjamin, friends of Mrs. Shep· confined to jail in 1\lilson charged with assault with intent those appeat·Jng before the board to point out that there is no con. Seven Mason Presbyterian men Droscha, cornet solo o! Stars in expressed misunderstanding of nection het ween t11r. 2 figure.-;. ard, who also planned to attend to commit mm·der. (Ingham County News I)hoto,) The proJected figures were in· Velvety Sky; and Nancy Bray, the dance. will take part in the annual meet· cluderl in a repol't by rcpresenta· piano solo of Grieg's First Move the teason for the increased Members of the board repeated ing of the National Council of tives of an area school planning ment of Piano Concerto in A figures. They feared that because many times tlwt tho.~c people tripped over corn stubble. Shep. l'hcre, IU'med with the rit'le Presbyterian Men at the Pa~mer committee to the Mason school their property figure was doui>led concemecl wi Ih the amount. oC Shepard, .22 l'iiJe ln hand, burst5 ani returned to the house. Smith nnd tt butcher lmlfe, Shepard House In Chicago this· week end. board Wednesday night. Alec Gil· Minor, with band accompaniment. or tripled the taxes would be taxes they willo be charged should through the door about 7:4 . arose and fled into the night, and IWJit hlo; formm· wife until Dexter left for prelim· pin and' Mrs. Robert Seyfarth Joan Mutchler, Reuben Dro. appear at city bur!gqt hearings Holding the rifle on Smith and t•emuined away from the house t.ltey Wel'e spotted by De{mty Wll!ia~ told the board about the activities scha, Don Williams · and Mary and voice a desire to hold city Mrs. Shepard, he demanded until officers arrived. non Iluynes of .Leslie, inary committee meetings Tues. cosls down. Smith's car lwys. Smith refused. day in Chicago. He will be a of the committee which was Fiedler will play Schet·mndo for 1 group discussion leader at the formed a year ago to draw up 2 cornets, trombone and baritone Assets of School "Councilnwn, not the board oC Shepard hacker! out of the house At'ter Smith fled, Shep. More than 50 state policemen, review, determine the amount o! ns if he had heard a• suspicious llJ'd brolm a window deputies and volunteers aided in meeting of ovct· 2,000 Presbyter a long-range school building plan. with band accompaniment. 110110 I • taxes in Mason," Gtlcrriero re· noise. Mrs, Shepard said she be· · · lh•; search for the Shepards. All ian men from all over the United 1'his yem· enl'Ollment at There will be 150 school musJ. Will Be Divided pealed many times. llevcd het· former mate was in· with lhc •·ifl~ btu·•·el ns it' to of them give Haynes much of the States. Mason is Z,2,ll. taking part in tl}e concert, Rowley school district assets, tent on altaf'it.lng her mother, fire into the room full of both credit for capturing Shepard. Other Mason men participating announced George Murthum, di· Mrs. Huey Craft, who lives In a adull;; nnd !'ltilclren, SomPonc After a neighbor, Mrs. Clara in the 3·day program are Ken· Whi,Je some other school dis· rector. The varsity band will play incJ'udlng cash on hand an.Shepard··· !tome. He Green. Ven.t·cpprted Wednesday that the ""'m""'· cation will meet in the Rowley Mason district is in a solvent con school, Locl(c township, next To Fill Vacancy ard at·gulng in the dtivcway, Just as Lblma Craft tried to open stayed with the search and even· The-'Ci1icago ..meetitii will tea: clition. Alihmfgh 'the- state money Shepat·rJ· ordered the moth- it for him, apparently believing tually came upon the Shepards, Mcml:iers .of ·the.. bands are seJI. Tuesda:y,night to make the deter. Ingham's boarrl or education et· to join Smith and the others the .iocitcppcrJ out of the Craft house Shepard followed her to the Ben· fused to answc1· questions. He the Williamslmt sclwul board. has told Rhel'iff Willard Eames Patrol Car Woes band, attached at the state Date for the annexation clec· ancl mal·dwcl Mrs. Shepanl and jamin cat·. Mrs. Shcpm·rl drove game fa11n, Mason, February tion has not yet been set. Jl11 is an auditor ut. the Llut· the Bcnjamins toward the SheP.· while hct· former mate gave tilC that he will talk when the time Mason has patml car· prob· Farmers Arrange 6, l 917, shielded the duck for sing· Oldsmohil" fal'f!ll'y. In ani house. Smith, seeing an OJ>· ·Orders. They headed west on De· comes·. lems. It I'!'SOht t ion, f.lw IHIIII'd llX• 10 years. It was shot when it V 1 8 f"f portunlty to hl'eal< fmm the cap. Camp ···oar!, not·th on Williams to So far Shepard has no attol'lley, Councilmen arc faced with the returned to its ducltllng home OCa ene I lii'I'SS«•d apJII'!'\'iution to Oc.~· tivc party, f;lecl out the baclt door. Ewers and then right and left In the few instanc'Cs that Shcp. decision of purchasing a new one Milk Orde.r Talk. tlichigan Milk pond in F'ebruary of 1947, and Charlene Clipper have While Drgwing Gas ville, were present at the exam decision is mude. Producers association. brought them to Mason, been picltecl for the Europc;w board offif'i;ils at stated meetings. ination. banded them and gave them tour to be made by a Michigan Under the Jaw, vacancies are Police Chief Harry Chandler Tile MMPA wants the fcrlcral the'ir release. The duck rc. church group. tilled by remaining members of · Danny English, 16, is in St. the Sc'l'eams. Insi(le the shop order, setting minimum milk Lawrence hospital, Lans·ing, with jwcrc Charles Evct·ett and his son, pointed out that there is $1,000 turned to Lowell for last fall's Mt·s. Linn Mills wiJ,J direct the county hoarrl. They arc Glen in the budget for a new car. prices, to become effective in the Walkins, A I a i cd on; Chat·les first, second and third degree Leon, working on a hrooder Lansing market. hunting season. the chorus, mixed quartet, sen· burns over 30'/r of his body. house. They heard II. D. English Mason's car receives plenty of The legend on the band was iot· quarlet, f~eshmen quartet Davis, Onond;,ga; Howard Coy, While drawing gasoline from a shouting. Charles Everett caJ.Icd use. In a little less til an a year William Brook of East· Lan. dcciphered by chemical treat· and glee club m a program of Vevay; and Donald Crnltes, Lcs· tractor carbut·etor petcock Sal· the ~hcriff's office, asking for an pa.trolmen chalked up 40,000 sing, president of the local, said ment at Laurel, Maryland, a classical and ·popular music. lie. urdny morning he became a hu· ambulance. Bob Tear sees double value miles. They have gone thmugh a men informed on the opcration cjepartment of the intcrl01· rc· The conce~t ~viii be in the 1 W~lirJctH):ty, .MIII'I'h ) 11 i~ the tJI!tl! to man torch. The can of gasoline . • in Ingham ·County News want set of tires and need new ones of the proposed order will attend search station. school auclttorlltm. cii'I!!L•, Huo.~1c•J' Hum SUJIJH!J', DanHvillu llnmed up enveloping the boy, . 1 erle. o· at t:he home of 1\IJos. Uelviu Josephine-Hose e it' c I e (TIJ Lenten Servic, ,Jim's Market ...... > Lawrence home, calc[] away Jrom grass, btulclmgs meets at the home of l!:va Duling, Dart. Insurance ...... ,.51% 52% ,. . C[l I,1u·nm· at 8 p, 111. The right is reserv,ed to reject any or ,,11 bids, with Mrs. Menlow Hyde ns co· Is Conducted Hurvins Ice Cream ...... 51 53 Meny Ranck of Detroit visited nnr 1 1>r11s 11, 1w I 1 d 111 · Members of the East Lansing hostess. "Luke ami the Gent!les" J\iwanis Club ...... 50% 53lh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clnr· - City of Mason M 1 congregation of Jehovah's Wit· is the devotional theme, with Young people of Holt Mcthocl· orse •8 R es t auran: t ...... 48ll'" '·55l r• ence Ranclt, Saturday, p·callers of Mr. 1111(1 Mrs. Gale HARRY A. SPENNY, ist church presented a Lenten "' ·- '' ...... ' nesses spent Saturday evening Mrs. I. M. Cummins ns ,chairman "''IJ'c's Dr11g "lol'e 47 57 Mrs. John Batdorff Is vJ'sJ't.l'Jlg wrc·e. at the Burlynn Collar home, They 4 City Cle1·k and Mrs. Marjorie Glnclclen Is service at Holt Methodist chureJJ .Joy O, Davis Ins ...... :; 59 her son, Irving Batdorff, and Cross Roar] Farmem ~-H club had a potluck supper : 10 p, m. Williamston road Saturday after room of the school. Fourth grad- Jli.J(las '""""'"""'""':...... 42 % !i7% Munith church, noon about 6:30 a wheel of the Pipes •'Body Work• Paint· ers gave a play in costume, "The Films Are Shown Mr. and Mrr;, T.cnn CauBle nml Barton pieltup truck dropped off family of Sp:~rl;: spr.nt: tl1c week the blacl\top.. 'rhe berm was Princess That Couldn't Cry." At PTA Meeting Holt Bowlerett<•s ICtHI nt tlir'il' i:To11~el llome. They. soggy and the truck overtu111ed. John Thompson, John. Brower, AI Rice Chevrolet won nil 4 Polishing Jr., a.rtd.Jill Racey, thil'cl graders, Housel cclcbr::~tcrl tile li1~t llirlliday anni· Chapman received back injuries points from Buster's Food Mar ve!·snrv or Clwr)·l Cnusit>, rlnugh· and Barton was cut and bruised player! piano solos. Membr!rs of Films on tuberculosis and ket. Teams· winning 2 games 1\frs. 1\enneth Dalwr We Repair Anything at Lowe~t Rate a Brownie troop gave a costumed Bafety were shown at the meet· were Holt Recreation, Hurney's ter or'Mr. :lild :Virs ..Jrd1n Cnusic, about his head. Glass was broken 1 ndian dance. ing of Sycamore PTA Monday Midway nnd Melville Emblem. Mr. ancl Mr:;. Spencer Gallaway with a bir11Hfay dinnPr on Sun·j from the truck cab, in Town will celebrate their 50th wedding []::ty, Mrs. George Salm, Mrs. Victor evening. The tuberculosis film JJiglJ games and series were El· Road Scrvi:a - Phone OR 7-8421 Smith, Dr. Charles Henderson wns entitled "Are You Positive'?" ~ie Lee Bandura, 214·:514; Mary anniversary with an open housr ]1,!1·. and J111·s. II11,~h Isl1am of and John Brower, Sr., of the Andrew Harton, Delhi police .Tanr. Hmlwin, 190·537; Fran Ad· at the home of Mr. unci Mrs. War. J~ekson ll'<'r<' Sull(ln~· flfl crnoon board of cclucalion gave a resume officer, showed a safely lilm, si1, 205·515; Ardis Keeze1·, 187· 1·en GaJlaway Sunclay, Marcil 1G, ca!lcrs of Mr. and :11rs. Kenneth Dr. T. Vander BoiL Jr. of the responsibilities of the "Then There Were FouJ·," and 152; D. May, 170·453;_ Lee White, fi'Om 2 to B p. m. !Baker. Durin;!; IIH' aflcrnoon Iiley Oplomotrist 1 boarrt. A question and answer gave a short t\llk. 1G4·435; and Marian Spalding, M r. nllu.• "I" rs. • 1.con 'G'II1 c•tt· · nll r·nllrtl nn Mrs. Frctl F'anson at period was comlucte[l aftmwnrds. Mrs. Taylor's third gr:ade room 1'59·430, tinvc J;eturnetl to th••il• home Eden. Hours: Mon,·Sot. 9·5;30, Thur. till Colt rider won the attendance award. Sec· . Team standings: noon - Evenings by oppoint'\lenl The attendance award was won nfteJ• spendiJ:,J t.he winter in The U. N. rcport;tlwt there hy the fourth grade room, taught and grade room mothers served I W L Arizona, nrc 505 mec!ieal sc:llools in Rfi na· 207 Perk Stroot Sinclair, Service by Mrs. Donna Weinman, with 22 cupcakes decorated in the Easter AI Rice Chevrolet ...... 46% 28~1! parents present. Refreshments of theme, mixed nuts and coffee. Holt Recreation ...... 46 29 Mr. and Mrs. John Moore of I lions, gratltia1ing nhout Gll,OOO Mosan OR 7-19<11 Ill S. Cedar Nashville were Monday afternoon doctors yearly. . ·------· cookies and coffee were served. Hartley's Midway ...... 45 30 1 Circle Meetings Mci.~sner Lumber Co ...40 35 DeLoach Home' ----~------~------School Notes_ Furnishings ...... 37 38 Are Announced Melville Emblem ...... 31 44 Sophomore class lllf'mbers 01'· The WSCS of Holt Methodist Buster's Food Market .. 28lf 46% dered theil· 'rings Tur>sclay. The church will have Circle meetings Kiersey's Ashland rings are for llwir junior and on Monrtay and Wednesday, Service ...... 26 49 .senior years. March 17 and 19, on the program Girls Athletic nssoc!ation will theme, The March of Missions in have a basketball dinner Wcdnes- Healing. Ingham-Vevay day evening, March 19, at 7 p. m. Ruth circle will meet Monday By ~fr.~. ,Jeun Curl ·:A;I ~cl~wtfi4_. in the high school cafeteria. at the borne of Mrs. w. rJ. Borton '- ~~-.,, ' ~~~,.,.,, ' •-,., • I ,.,~ ,... . Parent-teaclJeJ• conferences ~i!l at 7:45 p, m. Mrs. Donald Cone Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sprague he conducted Thursday and l•rJ·. is co·hostess. The program is be and daughter of Royal Oalt were day, ~arch 27 and 28. ing arranged by Hilda Mengr>r Sunday visitors of Mrs. Nellie Sprague. If MAry lost the. baby. Sprmg vacation IS scheduled and ·Mrs. Orin Ralston· has 111e Jo1· March 31 to April 4. devotions. Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. •• Paul Curl' called on Mr. and Mrs. Julia circle will meet Wednr>s· I>l'SA l'lnns clay with Sophia Kurtz at 1:30 Roy Bonnell and Mr. and Mrs. llre•~ting I van Potter of Mason .. Holt high scbool Parent-Teacb·l p, m. Tile program chairman is and I lost Mary er·Student association will meet Nettie Himelberger, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Yuhasz vis· Monday evening, March 17, at the John Robison will have the devo· ited Mi·. and Mrs. John Walker school. The program theme is lions. and fami•ly of Lansing Wednes day evening .. The Yuhasz family l~ducation in Holt. Frank Land· Lillian circle also will meet "When I mnJTicd Mary I vowed n Mrs. Allen, went to sec my wife in the hospital. 1\lary ers, president of the board of Wednesday at the church at 1:30 were Sunday dinner guests of I'd look af\er her, because up Mr. and Mrs. William Yuhasz of says she'll never forget her sweet, kind face. education, Malcolm McNiel, chair· p. m. Mrs. Lewis Van Nocker is Dansville. until we met she was pretty much man of Holt Citizens Co~mittee, program chairman and Mrs. ~ alone in the world. "Less than 24 hours later I got a complete report on and Robert Schiefer, high school Charles Cooley is devotional Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Sprague my wife, and what the Heel Cross was doing for her. "Even with me over here in Korea principal, are to be the speakers. chairman. Mrs. Florence Clem. were Sunday dinner guests of They'd talked with the doctor, with Mary's boss at the she was making out on my allotment ·· · cnts is hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wllcox of mill, and explained that the Dependents :Medical Care Holt extension group wlll meet Millville. Later both families plus h(;r job which she'd keep until she had Program would take care of the doctor's bill and all hut Tuesday, Marcil 18, at the home Kiwanis Club 1\leel"i called on Mr. and Mrs. Raymond· to quit- to have the baby. It's our first and u small amount of the hospital bill. Also, ~·f ary was of Mrs. Basil Holland at 8:00 p, The Tuesday evening meeting Wilcox of Stockbridge. Mary was thrilled-she'd have a family at last. given Red Cross funds to take care of other needs. m. Mrs. Stanley Oavis is co- of Holt Kiwanis club was devoted Mr. and Mrs. Keith Douglas "Tll~n I ;;ot this letter that knocked the props out hostess. to talent show committee meet· and family were guests of Mr. "That was just the beginning. Mrs. Allen tQok lv!ary and Mrs. Phillip Parisian and from 1111dcr me . . Holt public school Citizens ings. The next meet.ing is desig· home from the hospital and every week drove her to the Committee has scheduled its nated as Ladies Night and is Cindy of Lansing Friday evening. "Seems she got complications in her sixth month and Saturday evening the Douglas doctor's. Last week monthly meeting for Monday, scheduled for 6:30 p, m. Tuesday, the doctor put her in the hospital. For how long, ther she speeded her right March 24, nt Elliott school at March 18, at Delhi township hall. famHy called on Mr. and Mrs. couldn't sav. She wrote for me not to worry. WORRY! into the maternity 8:00 p. m. Rev. George. Elliott, pastor of Lewis Shaw and family of Ma· son. I was hal( out of'my mind. Mn1y, 3.000 miles away. hospital! FA Larry Gilmore, son of Mr. i Hal; Methodist church, will be Alone and scared ahout money. We'd sa\'ed up for the and Mrs. Durward Gilmore, is gue~t speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Oesterle "''d never realized and Charles and Mr. and Mrs. hahy, hnt not enough for anything like tr1is. home on a 14-day leave. He will the work the Hed Cross Paul Cheney of Mason visited "I rcallv fell fd let Mary down the day I walked in report !or duty March 23 at Nor· ,. did before this. Believe 'folk, Va., where he is assigned to Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Teal and to sec on;. Heel Cross Field Director. As it turned· out HOW TO SAY rrie, Mrs. Allen and the U. S. navy repair ship, USS family of ,Romeo Sunday. that's about the smartest thing rever did. all the Red Cross Vulcan. 1: . .,MERCY" : Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kehres, Jr., and family and Virgil Kehres, Sr., "The Red Cross in Korea wired the Red Cross at folks ha\'c heen just Mrs. Eber Thompson of Dans-~ IN EVERY L~NGUAGE of Detroit visited Mr. and Mrs. home, no charge to me. That same day a lled Cross l~dy, great to us." ville· visited .her daughter, . Mrs. . . Larrie Lininger and Lorrie Sun Ruth Bostrum •. Tuesda~. . . day. Mrs. Virgif Kehres, Jr., and · · Mrs. Fred West returned home 1 ' children are staying at the Lin· Sunday !rom Sparrow hospital, inger home this week .. Mr. and 'vherc she l1ad been for 2 weeks. 'Mrs. Albert Backus and family She· fell on the ice in Lansing on of Williamston and Mr. and Mrs. "M•. ,,,;;,._,;"' . the way to work, and broke her Enos Carl of Mason were Satur Ou tlte job-_fo_r_y_ou_ • ..,.,.,~ right wrist. . d;;ry evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lininger and Lorrie; for her b!ack-a<>d-wbile photo of Joe, Jr. Sc~rill be's got his D~d·s bair-rcdi" Justice· Court. ·Un;ver.- t,y .. ,Art, ·.P.rof~ssor Brawl Brings JaifJ~rm.s. ·s·u~c,.mbs. to He.art Attack.: t-~ Four Llinslng men started"a court on n morals charge. His · Officers ·of Jefferson: PTA are Whlle preparing to leave for his 15·day stay Jn jail Tuesday on an bond wa's set at $3,500. considering disbanding· 01~ ·put· and· Mrs. Mary Heffler, Puntq :~.--· art classes at Michigan Sta te•unl· Go'rda,' Flol'ldu. • nssault and battery cl1arge. •rra1Tlc violations t•eported set tlng the organization into }rioth· balls. · ·. · · VCI'sity Wedn'esday, .Prof. Jesse Judge Roy W. Acluins' found tled In Judge Adams' court J, Garrison, 57, died of, a heart Plans for mcmorlnl services Lloyd and William Fifield, WI!· week were: Ira Scott, Eaton Rap. Robert Seyfarth, president, said attuck, He was .strl,clmn ·at his for Prof. Garrison hull not been: llam Kelly and John Bonilla Ids, running stop sign, $4. Interest has Jagged to the' lwme, 3257 Phillips .road, Mason. completed Thursday noon. 'J'he gullty of the charges. The tJ Lan· Robert Rogerson, Lnnsing, run- where a nominating · body was ct~elllnted at Woodmere: 1 sing men beat up Russell Week ning stop sign, $6.50. · has been unable to fllJ · Prof. Garrison was. sick with in Detroit Wednesday, ArrullfC· ".:· Several members have s·alcl . that. of Lansing at Ule Fifield home Dennis Whipple, Mason, speed· virus pneumonia In the curly pa1·t ments for the services are being . with all elementary pupils move(l: of the winter but had resumed his made by Esles-Lendley in Lnn·""· during an nrgumcnt. lng, $15., · out of' the high .schboJ· bui•ldlng,: wori< nt Michigan State. Wedncs· sing. · .. Jnmes Kelly was found not Fred Shepard, guilty. · · . there is i19 nee<,!', to· c~nth1ue a: day morning when he hnd not speeding, $5. , PTA organization. There are sep- 1 come downstairs. to leave for the Besides the j~ll tcirms each 'was Judson Gohl, Lansing, speed· arate PTA 'units at. Steele Street. cnmpus, Mrs. Garrison. went to ordered to· pay $15 in fine and ing, $5. and Cedar Street schools. see what was wrong. ·She found costs. H the $15 is not pnid each Ray Fagan, Springport, defec. . If new officers can not him dead .. wJil serve an additional 5 days. tlve equipment, $15. found, Seyfarth said, a· vote will Monday .Judge Adams hound Philip Harrington, For 19 years Prof. Garrison had be talson after li yeat·s or C.; a daughter, Mrs.. Robert Mr. anrl Mrs. Almerlan W.• Allen · worth, Graydon Brown and Hu· mIll tory e·w~ ,, ' fixtures add illumination to the Tracy, Cambridge, Mass.; 2 sons, ot Haslet.!', is scheduler] to com~"" department. New racks have also service on the 1\lethodist Jill· Honor Pupils bert A. Duke. tiot:.11 bmu·d of erlnmt'ion. lie Daniel H. at Harvard university: plete recr·uit training March 20 at:.,.. und Andrew, at home .. Tlwre nrc the marino corp:~ reeruit depot, •" Pupils having pet•fect attend' Rec.ruit Completes Training ~~~~rt~~!~~.led in the children's has been :wtivrl in. 1\fet.hodlst Chip Cocl News of Post's selection was $2,f\O per )'Cnr, $~.00 for :! ycurH, 7c JHH' COJty, Elscwlwr·e in Dutcher's Construction Co. U. S., $:1.00 pel' y£Hll'1 $1i.OO for 2 yctu·s. Mr·s. Hazel Lybolt and son, Al· end g·uests of l\£t·. 111111 l\lt·s. annot1ncecl by Col. Philip E. Pons, Det:.nis ,J, l\Iclienzie Leslie, Michig•n Phone JUstice 9·4?21 'fred. Jrarvey Corset• 111111 fnmlly. commanding officer of the U. S. Ent1ll'ed RH second clns~ mntlct• rd, pnHLoiTJec, Mn~on, Michignn, mHlct• army third· transportation term· fleers. Two thousand man were Act or Mn•·:h a, 1 s7n The father and son banquet Sunday dinner guests of Mr. inal training group at Ft. Eustis. con~dered b1 the cmnpetit~n. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ sponsored lly Onondaga . Com· and Mrs. Gerald Martin and sons munity church wi·ll' llc conducted Criteria for selection included were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Otis of character, judgment, military AlWJmRY CJ,UB lHEETS at the town hnll Friday evening, Leslie and Mr. and Mrs. Robert bearing, lmowledge of military Memf1ers of Mason .Ai·chery March 21. Dinner will be served Ballard and sons and Miss Mar a 1: 7 p. 111. A pi'Dgram is being subjects nml related fields. Final club and tlH~il· .guests viewed· 2 lene Howe of Mas'On. Mr. and planned with Clarence Neitz as Mrs, P. J. Rosenberge and son selection was based on personal films at the meeting Wednesday interviews with soldiers recom evening at Hall Memorial library. guest speaker, 'ficlwts· may be of Leslie were Sunday evening mei]ded by their commanding of· obtained from Mrs, Joyce Noble callers of the Martins. The fi·lms were about deer hunt· or Mrs. Esther Lentz. ing in Arizona, and elephant The next regular meeting of Mrs. Lura TetTY h11s been con· hunting in Africa. Eighty at· Onondaga OES will be conducted tended the meeting, Leslie and ·fined to her home the past week Wednesdpy evening, March 19. with the flu. Miles Campbell Stockbridge club members were also guests. Doughnuts nnd cof· Mr. and· Mrs. Ora Ruthruf were , p· k t St'll M h Smiday evening ·'.callers of•: Mr, •.t .IC ~ S:· ,,! , .ar~ .. · . Is. Dead- at 97 fee 1yer~ served. amj Mrs. Duwnyne Bienz and Mason's office of Consumers Miles K. Campbell, 97, clied at I,OOIUNG FOR SOJ\fETIIiNG? family. Power is still being picketed. It's Robart .·nursing home in Mason This weelt's News classifieds Mr. and Mrs. Charles Panetta peaceful piclteting with nobody Monte Tuesday. He was the fathet; of are chock Jull of top vnlues in Del and family of Lansing wet·e Sun· trying to keep business away Mrs. Evelyn Holley of Mnson ancl every department. Buyers and rlay dinner gue~ts of Mrs, 13illle from the office. Tile stril>e is Weller. statewide. Orla D. Campbell of Laltc Worth, sellers alike will find wonderful Florida. reading in the want f!d section. Chunk Tuna . . . The buyers meets the seller in the .Della Sale Servtces wrll b~ at Baii·Dtlllll Ingham County News, funeral home Frtday afternoon N'orth Aurelius News at 2 with burinl in Maple Gr·o1•e ;;;;;;:;:;:;:;::;;;;:;:;::;1 3 for 89c Bibles and other awards were Callers at the home of Mrs·. cemetery. H.cv, Roy Mumnu, pas Corn. whole kernel presented to 22 members of the Ruby Nelson and daughters Sun tor of Mason Nazarene church, Open P'it North Aurelius church Sunday day were Mrs. Alma Huger and will oJTiciate. 6 I Peas Cream Corn school Sunday morning In recog· Mr.· and Mrs. Gerald Dean and Mr. Campbell was born at for nition of a perfect attendance· family of Lansing. Mrs. Nelson's Spencerville, Indiana, December Barbecue over a 3-montll pet·iod. brother.in-law and sister, Mr. and 11, 1860, He wns a son of Daniel Cut Green Beans Rev. John Pruden attended a Mrs. Ralph Furtney, were also and Lavina Campbell. Mr. Camp FoR... S·auce Sunday school convention at callers. bell's wife died in 1938. Silver lake Wednesday and Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Don Brocieus and POLAROID'S Cut Wax Beans ' $1.00 For many years, Mr. Campbell clay and will be one of the speak· family were Saturday evening ers at the various programs that dinner .guests at the home of Mr. was an agent for the Michigan Central railroad. He was a mem- 19 Apple Sauce 303 Siz.e 18 oz. 41c arc being planned. Brocieus' brother.in-law and sis· h~t· of the Nazaren. e church. ·10 Ann;ver~~~ Rev ..Jolm Pruden accompanied ter, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Barn· Giant Besides the daughter and son, Mixed ·vegetables Mr. nml Mrs ..T. P. Camps to Shel· hart, an·d daughter in Lansing. 1 by, North Carolina, last weel> for Dinner was served in honor of survivors inr.l ude tJ grandchil· SAlE burial of their JG.month·old son. Shirley Brocicus and Mrs. Barn· liren, 7 grent·granclchildren and Surf 66c !111'. and Mrs . .John Lee ~pent hart, wlro celebraterl birthday an· one great-great grandchild. last week in Pontiac at the home niversaries. Mr·. and Mrs. Roy Pallbearers will be Roy Kilpat oz. of Mrs. Lee's llrother·in·law and Paul and son of Lansing were Save $28~ Get FREE: Catsupw 14 5 I Oc Off rick, Clair King, William Ben· for sister, Mr. am! Mrs . .John Brown. also guests. Mrs. Paul is a sister tutm, Kenneth Shattuck, Paul MONTHS' FILM SUPPLy Mr. and Mrs. Theodore .Tones of Mrs. Barnhar·t and Mr. Bra· SchcrcJ' and Mrs. Alvin Hartig. The occa· Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rogers and ':.I sion was the second birthday an· family of Eaton Rapids visited 2 for 27c 47c ·'·'.' niversary of the Greenlees' son, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Furtney Sun- r, Box !OX Sugar FREE · Jeffery. L'b 49c day afternoon. : .. , Mr. and Mrs. Collins Hunting· . . , ton visited· :Wr, and Mrs. Charles Frtday evenmg Mr. and Mts. Fresh Premium· Grade Huntington in St. Johns Sunday Herbert Hartig and daughter afternoon called on Mr. and Mrs. Vance L'b 4lc Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Furtney Cole and family in Chester. D.ressed Fryer$ Good. Gravy! ,,, were Friday night supper guests Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rathbun Our 3-Ring ...... ·~ ~~~~~ of Mr. and Mrs. Arden Isbell in visited Mrs. Frank Rathbun and Chicken· Turkey Legs lb.59c Lansing. son in Holland, Ohio, Sunday. On Ill' Mrs. Esther Holmes entertained the way home they called on Mrs. Circus
members of her family Sunday Rathbun's son and daughter-in· .ill at dinner in honor of her sno Le· law, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Parlter, of Lbs. ,..,.J roy on his' birthday anniversary. and family in Willis. Tina Marie, Ground Beef 2 89c !!PARD.:~- Those present were Mr. and Mrs. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs .. Howard Helmker of Lansing and Melvin Parlcer, has been returned Values New· Era '5.pecial Snack Pack Try it! Your doa will say GR-RR-GREAT! Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Holmes. home after a 2 weeks stay in the Brownie Girl Scouts have been hospital · in Ypsilanti. Tommy, IIIWModel800 ·Potato·Chips 10 .oz. 59c Keyko Margarine Scoff 26c selling cookies this last wee!< in their son, is still in the same SPECIAlS! honor of Gir.l Scout Week. hospital. .POLAROID® Mr. and Mr~. Henry R. Ander· Sunday afternoon Walter Gan On all accessories fer 1957 and son have returned home after away called on Mr. and Mrs. H. older model Chevrolets. ~pending a few days with Mr. and R. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. ~~Kit Mrs. Arthur Anderson in Sydney. Hugh Smith, One Loin to Cu!tomor Duane Ross of Holt was a Sun· Simllor froo gills milohle wilb olber klls. day dinner guest of Walter Eifert, Favette Rich spent Sunday at GEORGE'S son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ei- the home of Jerry Priehs. Beef Tende-:-loin . ' fert. . Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence Irish AI Rice Mrs. Robert Welch visited Mr. were Sunday dinner guests of· and Mrs. Walter Scharmen in their son-in-law· and daughter, ·.Ch,vrolet WARE'S· Lb S1.49 Lansing Thursday evening, while Mr. and Mrs. Don Brocieus, and Ber~~rd 'Pidle·, P•rts. Mgr. MARKEl. Mr. Welch attended a shop meet· family. Pi1111er was In honor of Qrug & Camera · +47 S. J effenon · ing at· the •home of Walter Mar· Shirley Broeleus' ·birthday anni· Mason - OR .7-04! I · nak. · 'versary. 'Fhone OR 7-3061 . The spring conference o~ the nlng. in the Michigan Union Ter· . Michigan Association of School race Room; when John and Jean Librarians wnJ be Friday and George wUl be . · spealters. This Saturday, March 21·22, at the husband-and·wite ·team won the · University of Michigan, Ann Ar· first Aurlanne bpol< award which bor. ' ' · ,. was given last year. In addition The theme for the conference, to being a writer (a number of "Developing School Lib1·a1;y Serv· his ~hart stories hav? rece~tly ap Ices II places emphasis ' on the peat ed In the SatUJ day Evening . tecl{ 111ques of lmplen~enllng them, Post), Mr. George ·Js executl~e. Miss Mm·y Gaver, associate pro· director .of the Instl~ute of Af1! fessor G!'aduate · Scho 1 of Ll· can-American Relations, brary 'Services, Rutge~s uniVer· Any lntet·ested persons may at slty and president of the. Amcrl· tend the_ conference, , can Association of School Ll· Repres.cntatlves from . the Ing bt·arlans·, wll! speitl< both "Friday ham cou~ty .ar~~ who plan to ~11·· afternoon and Saturtiay· momlng lend are. M1 s, I helma Cnmpb_Jl at the gcnci·al sessions . in the Holt high school; M1·s. Pcrmalu Rackham amphitheater. Mrs. Shoemal1.er, Mason l11gh s?!lool; Florence Cleary, cluiirmnn of the ~1rs. ~a1 y Shel~on, Okemos hlgl1 department of library cduc·atlon', scl~ool, Mrs. Marie ~c~nlon, ell· Wayne State university will rector of school ll.b1 a1les, Lan· speak at the Saturday noon' lunch.. s.lng i .Mls·s Rhoda R1tter, Lansing · e · 'tl M' 11 1 . U · llbranan; Miss Elinor Yung .on In 1e 1C gan mon, meyer, school 'ollbrary consultan! Another highlight of the con·r'Michigan State library; ' and fc1·ence· will be· MASL's eighth Charles Seims, East Lansing high birthday banq uct on Friday eve. school', , Fam!ly Fas./zions Featured INGIIAJ\1 WOMEN were in the limelight at the con Mitchell and Miss Mildred. Pickett, Leslie; Mrs. Maybelle .. fllrence of the Michigan State Federation of Women's clubs Howlett, St~lCl•bridge; Mrs·. Robert Farley, Mrs. Lisle Goff In Extension Style .Show ., at Kellogg Center, East Lansing, Tuesday and Wednesday.· and Mrs. Laurene Edwards, Leslie; and Mrs. Ila Marolf, ... Some of them a1·e shown in this group. From the left they Lansing . "Around the Cloci< with Fam· Thompson and Elaine Frederic!<, A SPRING WlmDING is being Jlhmnetl by Miss ,Junet 1•• .•. are Mrs. Harold Throop, Holt; Mrs. Albert Malcho, Stock lly Fashions" Is the title chosen students at Michigan State uni· lfolt~~: nnd Clarence N. Reev4~s of l'inconning·, . 'l'heh· l~llga~genumt · ", bridge1 Mn;. Lest:e1· Kraft, Leslie; M1·s. Earl E. Pettit, Has- · Mt·s. Kraft, Mrs. Wall•er, Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Pickett, for the county-wide family s_tylc ver~ity; Mrs. Malcho and Mrs: Howlett assisted Mrs. Parlch 19, ice Miller of Williamston; Mrs. Pilwm~ning, Others assisting in arrangements fot• th'e conference Mrs. Farley and Mrs. Edwat·ds served as pages. Mrs. Goff were Mrs. Waller S. Strange, Leslie; Mrs .. Charles K. Park at 8 p. m, The style show will he Delmar Carr of, Webberville·~ and Mrs. Marolf arranged the flowers for luncheons and sponso1·ed by Ingham county JaiJCt Briggs and 1\ay Moran of , llfiss Ilolt11. A'l'llduntNI from l\lnson hi[h. S(•hnol in l!l!ili llltll is hurst, Okemos; Mrs. Frank Landers, Holt; Mrs. Yoland banquets. home demonstration council and Dansville; Mary Moll of Leslie; Clnlllny1~d us a set•.retut'Y·l'e(!C!Itionlst. hy llt•, Wultea· 1~. lllcDon· J. W. Knapp Co, o[ Lansing, Mrs. Gerald· VanSingel and Elea· nell of PincnnniJ1~·. Her tlmwe, u g'I'IHiuute ol' l'inconning high Modeling tile clothes IIley made nor Dart of Mason; and Donna school in the class oJ' 19/iH, worl1s I'm· H~•w Chemicnl Co., 1\IIdlnnd. SEIBERTS HONOR ENLISTEE ·I R S • f will be Mrs. Elbridge Wolfgang Peterson of Olrice'. bert. Fiit,Y boys and girls at· le rca er nsmg ose O· Readymade clothes, furnished 25 Years of Marriage Ma~on Mcthudi~t WSCS oh· Russell Robbins, . Repentance; · t '111 1 1 1 Proceeds from the show will be ihe Lenten season at a Mrs. Albert Fry, Prayer, Our tended the party. The Seiberts Cle Y WI lave as spec a spea ter, 'oy J. W. Knapp Co., will show Mr. and Mrs. Seldon of in that t•apaeit,Y in the evening. ~erved Jolln Patterson Of Moii.Ile Ill on used for a new exhibit building ~fonroe brMk!;~st at the church, Wednes· Greatest Challenge; Mrs. Ray. set·vecl colride's only lace at Marion this week end. tour various parts· of the state. attenclant. She wore a gold· bra· eade ll!, Apl'll !B. T;, '"""11 "" 1" II< 1, Y'Ol'. 'f · worth hearing. Two year~ ago, thorG hnm town liatl. Aur<'illl'' Gm·cten l'nle slw rl'tlliwd from Ge:;·J·ni lllills, s1•ons111's ol', t.lw cout.c~:t. /public b invited. Shower Given ~iris were present. · t ibillng them, then the group wosn't an office supply center bo· club members will be guests. 1-ihur·iug Uw thrill with hi' I' is lllr,;. lleleuc Howlett, home. ceo· The St. Pal's hop will be Sat During the business meeting went un u fl':ld trip. 1 twoon Lansing and Jackson. People J>yth.i:UJ Sistl'l's ancl Knights of uomit•s tl'acher nt llluson school. 1 urday, March 15, In tile gymnas. F M D t Eleanor Foreman ~rave out ncllvJ. Picltil'cs were taken to com· "caught in tho middle" had to hoof Pyl hI'" ""I II '"h· I• mIll'" w II I I ,I" dll '"'" '"'"" b ''""'"' "I""' "Ill'""'"llo« "t ""' «i\Y " m' Cllmmlll'" lm• I ho do co 0 r r5 • 0 y ly ''"I O<;d o" I"' 1or•. PI ol o llw h· ,.,," h"m'" l '· AIto;• ' 1t to tho nearest office supply outlot. ill' 1 1 h""1 o '"m II y "Ig h l "" >IW '' "' ""' Amnh•"' homo ""' ""' lu«m• '''"'" "I """ "'"In< hlo • > I"" 1 M" " '' N "'"Y Erny, ' '" n "" "1•1 1o I""" ' ''"'"I o" I· wle;w ,. ''""" 1h o lm •i ""' '""' l· Now, evorylhing thot has boon avail· I•' """· 1 1 11 1.1 ,.,, "" of '"'"" ""I d" m " •·i ""'• M""' h li 1"'"' 1owm·d I h ,. lm mo """ l«mily100 II<'111 l«g .<1" '"1 '" " I;·I"'"" 1" •~ J" A"" M" "h "· Rh AciiHre IJlayed, with f II chandise •nd the samo (or lower; Cl'. 'd • 0 lC '. home 1uf Mrs. Kennell lC L. r·s Rece IYes JC,'lll I11<.·1(<>JJ'.•J'e <'IJld J(atll" Yislc - ,.. 'file g'lrls voted to lwve' a sty.e menc ec c lange pel ge. prices, so save yourso!f some stop~ 1 M 1 c• c - J ,lrlzcs going lo the bnby's ll I II St. ,Junws !Cn~lll',l' :tnd Allnr ,..,n. In a or I lCI'~1 anr Pat·.1 ,. · ,· ( ·n twnwmiddn•! l1nnwl· •:chools. Tile examinations writ· game was Monday, freshmen vs ·and coffee wt!re served• while Mrs. man and· the leaders. Dav1tl· ers, WPdncs1 ay, ". arr· · '.t 1 1s "rirre" .Iilli atlitudcs Linda l\loi'l'is ten ll,\' tllC girls were equal to .J·uniors, in Which the freshme1; ,)oty opened her gifts. Chase, Dick l luge not, Se11ora- '1 1 Jt) Oil 11 '· .'· ,. Dieterle, Helen Moore, Lin.sla Engincel'!ngI llll r lllg, ans ng. t ,. ·.•.. IJeen named stdtP Ih>mc· g-cneml coiiPr.;e cntmnce tests. won. Seniors defeated sopho f 'J'II ·CPd:Jr I 'ItF'a11n L Burl'llll. 1 'mailer ' of ll1f' YPar.' ~·he will re· 111 winning the slate awm·L! mot·es. On Tuesclay sophomore~ ~rr. and Mt·s. William Thorburn. .... Hummel ancl Jean Vorce arc on 'l'hlll'sdav, March 20, at tlw home ceive'' .1 $1!'i0D Hcllolar~ltip all(l hRs Linda is eligible to vie with win· beat the freshmen and the jun. and son, Robbie, left ThursdayM to the refl'eshmcnt committee or of 'M1·. and Mrs. Paul 13ol'!en. won ,, mmp!Pil' set oJ •,ncy.: u· ners fron1 ll1e 'l7 other slates and 10rs cr. ca ec 1e sen1ors. w spend the wee!< end w1t 11 "rs.1 the-" style s 11ow. " " " " Culit•o Unli, J•'l'ltlay, April 11, nt 1 • Letterheads . I' I . . I 1' t I tl . '1'1 Thorburn's parents, Mr. fi!H rs. I'"JlOI'tc.rl the Legion buildmg, sponsored IJ,I' pod1.1 llrittannJC'il for ill'l' school. DJstr·it'l of Culumhia for the All· clwmpionship learn will play the Angus LaPonsic, at Rudyard. M_r. putJcJ~,·I'lO',' up a l~ol·~.Jn,"lldisplay in connection.~he Mason Chilrl Study Club No. I The l'll!llllJJion ilomemo~J;er also ·\illf>J'ir'UJl I!omcmnl;cr of Tomor· facult,y, Thorburn pJaJic; an extemlcd trip with National HI Weelc. e won o~ tl'ip tu \V,Jshlllgton, Colon· row· title, which ll'ill be aw:u·ded Spring sports start next weeld to his Canadian lodge, . Saturday., , : Virginia Jlutlge !{'t\ the g1·oup Rubber Cement 1 11 1 1al Willi:lm~hlil'g, Virginia . .Jllc\ April 17 in NPw Yorll. Pl'izes in Mason high school choral ~e! Mrs. Holden Stiles, 1111 s, Jn~ 1 in singing. Linda Hummel and l'«hll '' H'"""'''• I' I'll I" Y' AI'".,. h N'"' Y" <'II C" ·'. 'lw will I«• "'' l ho "" 1101m I <"" IO I« 1o oJI lodh"l's \"lllllllll',s of 1\lason. Gnlt assrwia· 1 I"'1 t I M t · til'r lI' '11 DI<' l\1 I ,.,. I t t '11 I t 'fl I I, l. I' t L· llSI.Ilg 'fllttrs re res lmen' " s. t 0o! "I', .ttl! 1rs. ·-es1 w1 1. Dl'lls Linda plan~ to llot! her $1300 cancer wt Je ncx IUrscay beaumon 111 oas · ,J • F!yin,.·1 Nt•P!llt•s 4·H l'luh .IOll, 'l'lltii'Sda,\', Mnreh 20, H Jl. Ill. Sl 1 M1' ·11.1"'111 Gl.l'i" ''t·l(" 1 "' ' ' 'A en, atJt ' rr r c "·''· scilolal'sllip to study lriod and nu. n1g · ray. met 1'o1· u ••t•g·uhJI' meeting • Office Forms at tile lwme of !\Irs. Nels 1-'crl'lby. clr•l<•f!,·tl" J,·1.·,·t .\'<'.ill' ,·1nrl hvay TOOl-' ing N;1tionaJ Library Week, start· Schroeder, chairman of the board titudc of ttw superintendent of Tiw girls ·voted In give a st~•!(' In tile center l'ing, ladies and of trust c e s for Girlsloll~n. schools, that of complete assi£t· show at Wheatfield Grange hall lodge No. !J:l, Swt~s s:eal; Sli[!Jlel' ing 1\l;m:h lfJ. Fcalllrccl allrae. greatestgentlemen, acts we nowoJ all:;ec time,one of The the Wednesday at Kellogg Center; ancc," she commented. April 22 for theil· parents, friends, • Display Boards l"riday, Mm'l'h 11, ;; p. 111., IOCW lions \\'ill i:wlude .Jo .Tn the clog. L;lllgh n piC'torinl history I Maker.~. Tile n•sic!cncc is at 330 Libert~· 1 :VIic!Jigan i~ OLII:->tand::-,,_; In its' Grange members all(\ the 11<111.(_'•·IIIII' 1"1':\, 1\loiHI.r,l. l\lpflt'lmet.lls )llents fol' spring dcliicvcment, will clist·tt~s ll1c llouk \Vh~· .Jol1nny Duuble·IJodicd, rlntiiJie • jollll<'ri, enke, and fmm Clwrlie Chaplin • File Folders Can't ilclld. Serving on tlw panellal'lntr".s and lcgJc~;s \\ondc1;s will to l\lkkcl' Mouse. See tile mHn Dedication has bPcn set fot· tlw of soci~ll welfare, ileal II! ancl llrCJI April 10, I I and l!l. TIJC girls wi.ll Hl'e llaJT,I' CliHnoll'r and be there. Spc• tile 3·kggPd man w!Jo has iltaycrl personally before week of May 12. Bids for reno- Jll'lltecl!on. , meet Saturday to mal;c out lilcu· Mr~., valion necessary will be a slice\ Mrs. Gerra1 d reported ent hll· reports. Hic·hard Ferris with Clement kil:k ;1 fontil.tll the IWI'el' nlissesl more Jlt'ople !linn any other enter· for next week. Mrs. Joyce Gcr· siastic eooprntlion from ill! t~·pcs • Blotters Tatro as moderator. · I.tnd till' lleggt•d g1rl will walk tainer in CHI!' ilisto y, AI Schacht, ra•·ci i",' rl!.l'Cclor of LrJt.•]J 'Rio. Slw of social a~en<'ics which have not Just .JII'il,l' .l'tltt 1 $39.98 ·!lull I"I'SA, .\londay, l\l:m·l1 J7, fwm likP ~ott were the <'imvn prinC'c ot IJ.tsl'l>atl. J:'mci 7::lo p, m. in tile high Sf'lltlol . tan lt11g still. uut wlmt really ll.tppencd tu John Chas been'' director of the Starr only offered i•neoursyr:hiaJJ·ic social town's Loch R1o will clos<~ one o r l't'fl'l'shments 111 u tl i<'P l'l'l':un Gibbins Hml'lett wilt disl'Uss lahlc t•l, Luci.t Zill'.ilc. SPc the original Jeasl your C',\'I'S on the wo1Jd's II'OI'ite'r for tlw Huron Valley child the. gaps in services offered to shott. • File Boxes settings. J..:al'h nwmtwr is nsl;cd Annie OakiPy and nuJfalo Hill in greatest auto slww, 'l'lle Treas· 2-Pant Ensembles - $49.98 gtliclance clinic. Michigan children. S1•wmg girls ili'C progressing to !alec• an article v;iluPd at a the JlH lori:tl l'il't'Lt~ to be fcalur·ect Ill',\' of F'orc1gn C:ti'S, old and new. cloll<~r Jor a misecllaiwou~ s.ile. <~llc wrt'11 only at the hcadquar· Jt IS brought to you by interna. . Mrs. Gerrard lias been acquir· Mcmilcl·s of Holt, Leslie anrl with their dJ•esscs and the !Joys • Scratch Pads l'l•lhinn Si~t(·r~ Pnst Chiefs' ll'rs of the Ingham ~uunty li· tionall~··lmown Flo~·cl Clymer, ing the necessa1·y furnishings fur Mason Woman's clubs have con. in leather IVOI'k have nearly com· l'!ul;, l\londay, l\1ar<'il 17, with jllrary. There will !Je no admission who'was a ea1· salesnwn ut the Loch Rio. Her knowledge of the tributecl to the Girlstown fund. p!etcd their projcc;ts. Mrs. Clifford Smith, 1!-:ll!l South chargl' durin:.; Naliowtl Library age of 11. See what Imlay's ~ars needs of young girls has been * "· t There ll'ill lle a t·egulnr meeting THE DANCER co. • Stamp Pads Edgm· road, pollut'l; supJlCI' ill/ \l't•l'lt, 1\iarch 1G·2:l .lt!SI register u'crl to he, as revealed in 500 clcmonstratecl in big and little MACCABEES IIAVE MEETING 1Salurctay, J\.larch 15, at the home things. She has been given dis Jllem!Jers of Mason l\laccrs Tile >ort'llt~d show will he 11 big· current manufacltJrer:;. GCJt to fraternal director of the lodge, club. · /get· :1!11 .wtiun, the GD·YPIIr story !mow the Fc•tTill'i, the Japanese friendly Ingham county library •nd Mrs. Ilmvan\ W:ilton Wl'rr Get it before next wccl1, which is I Topo,vet, the Spnnish Pcgaso, the special guests. The women WE ARE SCHEDULING National Library Week every. 1 popular Volkswagen, and dl'Ool where. olayecl f'lll'ils 11nd refreshments oil over tlw Hclltl!'\' Continental. The cookies am\ coffee were served. Mrs. Rose ro~rc Bugatt1 ituyale Will leave NEW HOMES NOW! ln spite of pliysil'.tl dist'omfort you g:1s1Jing. and so will the pt·ice. A c·n·stal breaker as well ns a and being awa~· f1·om home, 1\lrs. Within a few weeb, the 1958 building season will begin. If you plan to record·;nalwr now takes the cen· Rose Corwin of Do~nsvil!e had n build this year, see us now. Let us sec your house plans. Or let us show ter ring. The immortal Enrico gala fl·lth lmthday anni\ers:.r~·: you our plans - both Marohall Homes styles and custom designs. celebration 1\'crlnesclay at Iluilart Cnruso, whose golden tones Jrac· t un~d the glassware at many a lllll'slng lwnw, :1-io~son. bnnquet ant! edwecl in many u Automobile Insurance Fncnrls and r0latilt's 1 !sited crowned heart, has now been en· her to extend best wish1·~ 0\el' £hrined 111 p1ct Ltt'es. Frances Rob· • Note Books 2DO birthday tards 1\'l!ll' sent l1e1' insnn has mpturcd him in 26 of Drive as You Pay Your Premium She rrC'ci\•ed .1 r;ig;Jrllic dcco· his famous roles in Caruso, His rated CRIW, large enougiJ 1o s<'rl'c LiJe in Pictures. As a clown, ar· No Extra Cost to You· all the re~idents of tile hom2. ti,;t, hLlsbantl, father, and volcanic • Columnar Sheets Mrs. Corwin hns been in the personality, Caruso erupts from Did you knew that you can buy our best, mtrsing home only 3 1\'t~cks, the printed pagCJ. full.covcrage auto insurance policy-includ since she fcJl and bmke her hip. And now, as the pageant of • Mimeo Stencils Bt!fore that time shr lived alone history emerges from the wings, ing comprehensive fire, theft, glass, towing In Dansville and did all her own we ser tlw mainstre::tm of history service, with $50.00 deduclible collision cov housework and 'laundry. cascade before our eyes. Great erage, high liobility limits for bodily injury • Post Binders Werincsday the tmy whrle· Historic Places will provide you 8 FINEST MATERIALS liaircd woman wore a lnlly pink and p~.operty damage, medical payments with an everlasting itinerary. • APPROVED WORKMA~SHIP nylon bed jacket to greet her As it used to be, and is today, coverage, uninsured motorist coverage for • Envelopes guests. She could harrlly hn\·e sec New England. the Atlantic bodily injury and property damage, and also 8 STEADtY BUILDING SCHEDULE loolEAPLI NE phone Williamston 608F5. 9w3p Strobel, 1/2 mile south of Webber· 8 HEREFORD Ieeder steers, conclillon. John Braman, phqne Knipco I-ienters •i p, 111, \VI•dnetHhiYHo Dansville MA 3·2<155. 11 w1p ville on Elm road, 11 w1 p weight about 700 lb, alsn Chest HAY-Baled alfalfa, nlso baled · - F'ox Fieid 'Choppers ancl Blowers 1956 MODELS -- Howard. Pontiac nul gelding 10 years old, with HAY- 800 bales first cutting•al· clover• hay. Wayne Ifoler, :Y, PONY SADDLE- Jersey ealv~s, CHEVROLET 210 sport sedan, Livestock saddle, brielle and blanket. Carl· falfa and brome grass hay. mile east of Meridian road on one used Surge milker umt. Fertilizer Spreaders V·8 with pac, power brnlws 115<1 S .•Jefferson ----,--. - ·-__ .. ______ton Anway, 1976 Zimmer road, CarroJ,i Glynn, 3440 E. Columbia, Frost road, third farm on south Baby boy's clothing, size 3·24 Klenzade Products and Powcrgllcle. Nice. Mason Phone OR 7·1ROl Williamston G08·F·23. phone Webberville 83·F·21. side of road. 10w4p months. l:all Webberville 8·F·12. STUDEBAKER Champion 2· RELY ON BUD'S . 10w2p 1lw1p - · 11w2 New P·To Balers door. 6·cy,Jindm·, standard STRAW, 1,000 bales, good qual· AUTO PARTS FOR THE 10 PUREBRED Angus cows, clue ity wheat and oat straw. Also MANURE SPH.EADEH., $25, and shift. Cleun, BIGGER P·ROFITS TI·II::i YEAR USE FINEST NEW AND USED to start to Ireslwn March 15, Jamesway battery brooder, 500- manme Joade1· for Ford or Fei;: BUICK Century 1-cloor Rporl AND or will trade for dairy cattle: chick size, for· sale or tmdc. 3795 guson tractor. Les Morse, 1292 E. OPEN HOUSE sec! an .. Sharp. AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT 13175 Norl h Territorial road, KLEIN'S Dennis road, Webberville, plwne Holt road, phone Mason OR AT 'rHE LEAST ~BETTER HEROS..: 'Frl dny:Sa turday, CHEVROLET 210 '!·door se· POSSIBLE COST! Gregory, at Norl h lake. 1Ow2 PLANT FOODS Webberville 76·J·ll. 1 Owl 7-0~89. 11w1p MARCH 21·22 dan. · V-8, Powergliclc, radio • TRANSMISSIONS - Automa· There's· None Better! ancl healer, HAMPSHIRE GILTS- Register· HAY-Want to buy 200 to 300 MILimR UNITS, 2 new seamless- tic, standard and overdrive Come in and say hello Prl o1· commei·clhl. H. M. Silsby, Buy Direct From the hales second culling, George type Surge, also BB·2 mlll,er FORD convertible. V·S, Fordo· • MOTOR~ - Many late models 106ri S. Edgar, Aurelius MAdison Manufacturer H. Ellison, Sr., phone Mason OR unit, table cream separator, pas Free coffee ancl cloughntlts ma tk, rnclio nncl hen ter. • BATTERIES -, 8 3186 10w4" I(,]ein's Price Delivered 7·6461, 11 w I teurizer, 2 electric chkt](en brood· MER C U R Y Custom sporl • NEW MUFFLERS : lij 'II ers and feeders. Frank Perle· coupe, Sharp. • NEW TAILPIPES 1 • :I ! I~:{~i!-:__The !Jig s~vl~h-th~year ~~:f~~;t~a~: ...... ~.~ .. ~~~~~.~~~~ H~lc; :~~al~~tl~~~~ 1 '1~~~i\z~1~{;~ ~~: berg, 1842 Norlh Darling road, Lincoln Welders & Supplies is lo mow drying, Plan your 10·20·10 ...... 76.60 2312 Dexter Ti·ail, Dansville, 1 Mason 'OR 7·4955, llw2 1055 MODELS - Bud's Auto Parts s,ystcm now with AEROVEr;rr. S·1G-1G ...... 71.80 llw J Chore·Boy Milker Parts I rompl free experlenr:ecl servtce, 'I) · 82 70 11 CHEVROLET Bel Air o1·door. V·R, Powerglide, mrlio, healer 2 miles south of Holt on US·127 or w.rilc Box 9007 or TU I :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 75:35 HAY, 500 bales llrst cutting Wagons & Unloaders Phone OX 9·2154 nlO~~e 0 ~:~;;:~2 Pole Buildings and whitewall.~. Extra nice. · 'l. • Lnnsmg. J., W1 5·20-20 ...... 71.70 brome ancl alfalfa, 500 hales 1wtr Pole buildings any size to fit. Stock W ~ter Ta_~~~--- PONTIAC 870 sport coupe. V- PUBLIC AUCTION --- Brecl Gilt 4-2'1·12 .' ...... 70.00 second cutting alfalfa, 400 bales your needs ------·------~ and sow dispersal, Salunlay, 1·16-16' ...... 61.30 June clover, all wire·ticd bales 8, Hydrnmntlc, raclio and heat- r------Tool Sheds - Loafing Barns USED EQUIPMENT er. • Farmer-Owner! March 15, 1 p. m., A. Lcttinga & 0-20-20 ...... 59.60 averaging 60 lbs or more. H. R. f'l'llvecl Sires from I S Bunlwr Silos -· Leanto Sheds DODGE Royal sport coupe, v. '. ons sa Ies Jll lvl'l!' on, 10 mt'1 e.;,. These arc I he SPOT CASH prices EberJv," Bnllon roacl, Lansing ED Al!is,Chalmers 2·plow tractor ancl FREE MABC soulh of Grand Rapids on US-131 delivered to your farm before 7·71_05, llw2 Drop a card to me. I'll tallt to cultivator 8, atltomatic, rnrlio and heater, I 100 Gallons Gasoline lo Moline, one mile west and % March 31, Deduct al least $2.50 HAY -· 900 bales, 40c per bale. you, at your convenlenc:e. , Used Harvey Elevator j OLDSMOBILE 88 2·door. V·8, nt tile station of your choice Hydramatic, Rhnrp. / $5''FintCALI. Scndcl• CHAIU,I<;,<:; Fl'l', No llROWNchnrge on flmile south. 3•1 Bcrk, Yorks· and Jler ton from these jlrices if you \·''I'lll',on Mttc c.·J , second house Also new homes with FHA with the 'PUrchase of any of All 1 t I' ' " 1 11 1 aocouil oa· thlrJ West Tomlinson I-Iarold Glynn, flrsl. house north 1 1 1 tl or Mason OR 7·0710 \ Mercomatic. 1957 PONTIAC Calnlina Slm· Or I t 1ey arc a I goor mo JCrs· anc1 r·o,"cl, l\•J,· J, (Jhone OH fi-1788. ~t·os·t J;(J,'>.cl• tlll ,_,. l"i''icl"t,"ll. l'IJOIJC so IIAY B I l ~1 . 'alec! stra\" " 1·.··o'' 1 l•'RE'E ES'TIMA'l'ES Disc Harrows PLYMOUTH slalion wagon. Chief 2·cloor hardlnp, powe1· "c " arc hred to a good registered · - a er' a so ,J, · " 11 w3p • Oliver OC 3 Crawler Tractor Ily·Drive. slecring, power'bmkes. A sleal Mason OR 7-fiGR2. JOw:r:· Yorkshire boar so they will nil $17 per ton, cleliverecl. Roy D. .. __ -·------29wtf with loader CIIEVH.OLET Del Ray 2·door. al $1,999. ·------1 --- have while pigs. They wil·l be Dona lei, 1287 Lamb road, phone .SIIELLED CORN·-'2·ton, more m· JOl-IN DEERE B TRACTOH, Stnnclarcl shifl. sold gills with lillcr. All are vac. Mason OR 7·0582. 10w4" · $2 for 100 lb. Mnkes good John Deere Hammermill with I 20m~~~i~;·n;J~~ ~:~:~~En~c;:ti~i~l~i !~.;s, 1956 BUICK Special o1·door hard- I 'l'B l cinatecl for hog clwlera. Terms: -F'I'rs·t cut-.tt·na Ike hog feed. F. 'J'orlu, 812 S. Bames belt, .John Deere double- disc har. Francis Platf 11 1 I-~AY- alfnlf~. 1953 MODELS - lop, powc1· sl~ring, power ~~~~~~~~~~~·sle;~~l;c~r~~~gus calves a.~.~ Moline Stale bank. W • Piper, 630 Piper ;;~ad, c~~t of ~-lreet, Mason. 11 wl ~ row, Co-Op 2 14-in, plow on t·ub· Finest In Lo'arn: Mach!nery OLDSMOBILE Super 88 4-dnor. bml_c_O_H._R_m_D_A_L_E_EWE:_S_,2-,1-reg· llw p and clover. Tight b1iles. Never 1lw1P. TOOLs.=s.ft. c\ouble elise, Olivm· MILK TANKS-We sell and in· 1955 OLDS 98 Holiday 1·c!oor, islel'er!, slart lambing March 4 HOLSTEIN COWS, fresh, calf. been wet. Top quality. $18 ton. SEED CORN _ We'll !Jc deliver. 2·botlom 14-inch plow .and 100·1 stall Groen bulk milk lanl150-700 clover and timothy hay. On for· Edgar road, Mason. Phone Aure· ,. road, 2 miles east and 5 miles lop, green, radio and healer, Hadlo, 11eater, tires like new lb. Bim Franklin, phone Mason mer Hattie Foote farm. Call !ius MA 8·3193. 10w2 Special Fertilizer north of Mason. llw3p power steering and brakes. anrl seat covers. Really a 1 Prices nice clean car. 1933 CHEVROLET 210 OR 7-8941. lllw4·'· Glenn S. y.~ebster, 1345 Sneclek~r ,., . \EAT STRAW _ 275 bales. 3·11·11 Only $2,177. ------· ______road, t Wl~\~~;'!; s~on. Phone lOW~!; . · ,ciJ Harter, 1166 Clark road, 5·10·10 $47.30 TRACTOR, Oliver 70, new rub· extra sharp, $699. 1 50.50 her, A·1 condition, drag, disc, 1957 CHRYSLER Imperial 4- 19.54 PONTIAC Star Chief cus· ARTIFICIAL RREEDING-ABS mms on , . "' w Dansville MA t3·3523. llw2p 9·9·9 door sedan with full power. tom 4·door sedan. Power 61.00 plow, .. grain drill, corn picker, 1953 FORD V·8 convertible, ra. frozen RrmPn, $5 per service BALED STRAW, 35c a bale in 6·18·6 66.50 Radio and heater, whitewalls steering, power brakes, Hy and nolhing lo join. George D. 100 bale lots. Can deliver. Bruce MIXED HAY - Several hundred 14·7·7 buzz rig, combine, all good con· clio, heatet', extra nice for con· 69.50 clition, ready to go to work, $995. and numemus other cxtms. rlramatic, radio, heater and Harri~, Dansville M.P. 3-35,11. Deeg, Aurelius, 843 South Onon· bales. Never been wet. Clarence Cl' k H d Only $2,977. E·Z Eye glass. vet•lihle. Priced to sell at $699. .10w1'' duga road, phone Aurelius MA Sherwood, 2% miles east of Mn- William Burnett, Dansville MA IC ner ar Ware 3-2,167. . llw2 .. ·------8·3040. 10w2 7son 8826 at 1131 W. Columbia,10w2p OR 1956 PONTIAC Star Chief Cata· 1954 CHEVROLET 2·door Bel Bill Richards Buick HOLSTEIN COWS, vaccinated, ·• · ' Dansville ' !ina 4·door hardtop. Power Air. Powerglide, radio, heat· p u r e b r e d, Holsteins, large I FOUR ALFALFA FIELDS lo let BALED MIXED HAY, 50c a Phone MA 3·2363 steering and brakes, radio, er and clean inside and· ouL Corner US-127 and Legion Ronrl 011 1 young cows and heifers, due to shares, or sell for cash. 7.0 bale; late cut clover hay, 40c a 11w2 Used Machinery heat~ and Hydramatic. On~y 1954 FORD Crestline Fordor. 1 Open Evenings Til 9 15 5 5 13 5 1 37 freshen February 20 to March 15. acres, · acres. 14. acres, · bale. Dallas Hyde, 3 miles north f ·J I Siegler Oil Heater $ • '· Fordomatic, heater, goocl Mason, Michigan Call collect Detroit ELgin 6·1559. acres. Pu l your land to corn and of Mason, 1431 Phillips road, arm QQ $ Used Refrigerator 195q DeSOTO, one·owner. Fire tires and Is nice. and clean. Phone OR 7-3511 1 dome V·8 with power steering, 11w1 . . ow2 theharvest feed this you alfalfa need hay.in 1958.Plan nowCall phone Mason OR 7·0710. 10w2p ------~------~ Used Electric Range Used Washers automatic transmission, radio -·------BROWN SWISS heifer calf, born C. "Major" Boles, OR 7-2361, llrst MIXED HAY-500 baies, 35c per SEARS·ROEBUCK Garden True Used Chain Saw, McCullough imd heater. Only $777. Howard Pontiac January 13, eligible lo !Je reg· farm south of Mason. 8w4p bale. H. M. Silsby, 1066 s. Ed-1 tor, cuI t i v a~ or attachment; istercd. Mi11c Leu, Mason OR Used David-Bradley garden trac- 1955 PONTIAC Chieftain V·8 4· SALES & SERVICE Miscellaneous 7·4930. 11 wl gar road, Aurelius MA 8·3186. . Sears-Roebuck mcubalor IGOO· tor door, green, power brakes, ra· BALED HAY, June clover. D. L. 10w4'" egg), baled oat stmw, wood free 1154 s._Jefferson-166 W. Maple BICYCLES-- Used, reconditioned Parks, 465 Oshorne road, Wil------..,_.-..,_.---:-::-' for cutting, walnut ·and locust, Win Power posthole diggers and dio and heater. Only $1,077. wagons Phone Mason OR 7·1801 or like new. Parts and service. H 0 G S - Registered Land race liamston. 8w•1p CLOVER SEED - 40 bushels· large enough for fence posts. M. . hogs. Bred gills, hours · ancl Cash, u·ade or terms· OR 7·1803 New and used motorcycles. Trade BALED HAY, llrst cutting alfalfa good quality cleaned June clov· T. Shoesmilh, 3390 W. Olds, Les: Open Monday, Wednesday and in's accepted. Shep's Motors, call weanlings, gentle, fast-growing er seed. Allis.Chalmet's 3·bottom lie, phone JU 9-2658. 11 w2p and brome. Don Hill, 3135 South Silsby Implement CALL WAYNE FEIGHNER Friday Evenings at 166 W, Maple Holt OX 4-6621. US·127 Holt, and' good milkers. Our average 11-inch plows with coYer boards, Mason Salesman __ _ Michigan. 10w8* 11.5' pigs. Glenn LeSency, 6lh Okemos road, phone Lansing ED 7-7849. 10w2• 2-row Allis-Chalmers cultivators, 214 State Street OR 6·5682 or IV 7·5022 FOR TRADE, will· tal. ,. ~ . ' .'' 3-BEDROOM HOME, 416 E. Oalt, 20 ACRES pasture land with large llvlng room, wall to wall 4-ineh 10ck well. Inquhc Basil carpet, gas heat, $1,500 down Call Fr~erpan: 1780 Ioscu Rand, Web· Glenn Oesterle, OR 7-8552. {'nul bm·viile. ' 11 w3p B. Cheney Real Estate. llw3' MASON, Jetfe1son Street, close to center of downtown, wned commerclal, 4 family new $1,200 heating plant, large corner lo1, NEW 4 BEDROOM HOME In too Here Is n hard one to bent Mason, 111.. baths, large garage, for $15,500. Call Russ Lott Real ABEL good location 'rhls home needs Estate, Lansing IV 4·2663. completing hut the mater•lals are Real Estate lnr.ltirled. A rcr~l buy, terms. C. L. Real Estate Wanted 18 Johnson Agency, phone Mason HOUSE, 2 apartment, for sale on Phone OR 6·1161 OR 6 ~786 10w2p South Williamston road 13 Mason WANTED-Listings, houses, lots acres of land, hen house, small or farm~. Contact George Wm. bmn, some fru1t Mrs Iva Cllcl<· 120-ACRE farm, 80 acres under Parker, Holt OX 9·2116, repre ner, phone Mason OR 7·0551 the plow, modern house, 30x40 senting Dunham and Brodie 11w2 basement hnrn wltlr stnncl11ons 1enlty, phone Lansing IV 9-51151. nnd pipeline millPhotographs WEDDINGS PORTRAT'l ~ 111 North Mam, 2 stm y, 3 bed COMJ\Tl'IlCTJ\L room, model n Wlth gas heat, ctty water and sewer, o.tk floors, 2 car garage, $10,500 Babs' Photos B.lllll'S on. 7 43!ll 116 North Mam, 2 stOJ y, <1 bed lOwtf" room family home l~ull hath up, half down, gas heat, c1ty wate1 and sewer, Iec:ea(Jon 1oom, fireplace, hvmg room anrl TV room, r·m peter] Te1 rns LANSING, new 3 herh onm home, available ftill b<~scment, oil heat hmd WOO(l floors, stoJm wtnc!ows 107 Adams street, bungalow, neat, and scr ccns, Jmmedtate posses compact and modern, g00
20 Acres 926 E. CovCJ l road, 2 story, 3 bedroom With hath and furnace, h.lsement barn only $7,900,
m~nt, 110.W g"d 1, flll nacG, riot 01S, sc1 cens, fcm eel ya1 d, garage. 82 2/3 Acres, between Rives Situ.tted on 2 J::u ge beautifully Junctwn ond 'l'ompldns Cente;•, landscaped lois, AdJacent to Cath· 2 stmy, 3· or 4 bed10om Wlth OR 6-1161 ollc cln11 ch Sell m· t raclc for bath and furnace, basement farm. Phone Mason OR 7 2236. barn, tool shed, gtanary, hen 10w2 house, a bargain, $13,900 ---- Real Estate 80 Acres at 5161 Wnll3bedroom colonial wrth bath and o1J heat. Full walkout base ment Excellent condilwn, '20x40 baJ n, large chJC!wn house and brooder Tools av,ulahle, $17,. MAS 0 N - Lovely new ranch 800. ITAULTNG- Reason.1hlo home, 3 1Jcclrooms, 1 1;: baths rate~ Phone Iroll OX '1 2'iUli. 11wlp 11replnce, cu1 pet mg ami drapes Sh h 1 R I 27 ft of bnch kitchen r:ar bage a an S ea ty IN MASON, 2 bedroom home, disposal, lJtlllllll oven, full base submban, can be bought with mcnt, large nttachecl ga1 age small (lawn payme~t large Jot, location A·1, terms Call BABCOcK BESSIE Whtte Leg c L Johnson Agency, Mason OR ----'-----~------160 ACRES near Stockbridge. CARPENTER WORK-Rcpalrmg G578G l0w2p Owner Will tJ a de for good 3 MECHANIC WANTED - To horns Successful busmess and any type of lnnldmg con· hens, lm ge quality eggs, \1 emend 15 he(l!oom home 1n Mason or work 111 Fo1 d dealership See Holt. Bob Hilton Ford Agency Leslie traclmg. Henry FriCs, 127 North ous egg productton, pe1 s1stcncy Lansmg street, phone Mason OR. to Jay for l'i months, excellent 145 ACRES-129 acres hllable, 10 40 ACRES, some of the best land, ------·~---'-)lwl 61201 10w4' l!vealJJlit.v from baby chic!, to end acres woodlot, 3 m1les nm th of 3 bedwom modern home Household Goods of Jaymg perwd Order tod<~y POULTRY WANTED- Heuvy: Webbervllle on blacktop 1 oad, 5 DcW1tt', IIatchciy, Charlotte, hedrnom house (modern), 2 lmgc 2-BEDROOM home 111 country, springers ami !1 yers, custom ------·-- has 3 piece hath full basement, PIANOS, lwr·g.tln prices new pfione Cb.trlotle 814 or 1228 barns su1ta!Jle for beef or darry. Jressing. Wlll piCk up W. X: hot a1r furnace Down payment, Steadman, h20 S. Edgar road, <~ml usNl See and hear new 10w4' Contact James LaRowe ,(admin· small, prIce nght, $4 500 phone 7 10w1" fClllc !11.tslci' by Gulbransen at Jstrator) 4340 Morns road, Route OR 817,1 House of Organs, phone Mason 2 Webberville 10w2p 39 ACRES on M 36, east of Dans· on 7 05!)3 frn complete mforma· VIlle Has attractive home, 4 t1on 10w4• 10 ACRES, ad]ounng Catho!Jc bedrooms. Lots of good land ------church property on south wtth scapmg Good farm bUJldmgs, SEWING MACliiNES, repun·s IN MASON - 7-room house, 2 frontage on US l 27 A Terms Call good land, pnced at $12,600, a baths, hardwood noms, garage and convc1 stons on all maltes of Glenn Oesterle, Mason OR 7 8552 vel y good buy mac hines F'1 cc estimates given Right down town. PlJCed at only Paul B. Cheney Real Estate Phone Lansmg IV 9 5776. Mid· $11,500, some tetms Ray Squ1res, 10w4 137 ACRES, 2 homes, good builcl· 148 E Ash, Mason Cafe, phone Stall' Sales anrl Service, 519 East TV ANTENNAS - Complete 111 ing, $29,500 w1th $~.'500 down GOOD 60 ACRE FARM - Wtth GJancl R1ver Lansing 10w4' stallatJon uw'urhng towers TV OR 7 £H81, Mtl(lJed Barnes hroh; good huilc)mgs. Trade for free 135 ACRES, near Fttchburg, own· servJci! on all makes of teleVJ· 10w1• and clear home or sell with er Will trade for small farm or SEWING MACHINES-· Convert s1on, radio, phonog1 a ph and am terms. C. L Johnson, Mason OR home. your treadle mto an electric pllf1er rcpan. Also insurance rc 6 5786 10w2p portable, $2fl50 All mal\es re· pa1rs Complete serviCe Henry VERY attractive 2 bedroom home pmrc!l and serv 1ccd Also used Frtes, 127 N Lansmg street, Ma east of Mason w1th 3plece ------ mnchmes and portables All work son OR 6·1201. l Ow4 • HOUSE TRAILER, 1!JJ9 Gage nll hath, mode1n \RY equipment BOARDING - Pr1vate outdoor II:lve sevc1 a! good, average or tate. 10w4 road, mostly all level work ani Pung, 3191 Stoll road, Lan· sales and servtce Silsby Im· runs for each dog Green Acn•5 miscellaneous farms; big, aver· 3 ACRES, sell or trade for home Jand, has several good buildmg smg, phone Lansing IV 7-5880 plement Co , St.1te street, Mason, age or small .farms Ingham in M d m s1tes, can be purchased on 10w4• Kennels Phone OR 7-9791. Sun Concrete Blocks asQn, 2 1arge 1Je roo s, terms . "" phone OR 7 0141 10w4 • day hours 5·00 7·00 p. m. county and su11 oundmg counties Specwl wmter price, 19c or up north where fishing and fireplace, utllrty room, modern WANTED- Caponette growers. GENERAL MACHINE SHOP SEWING MACHINE, Kenmore 10wl3' dehvered huntmg arc tops Why not con· kitchen and bath, 36x60 new barn, WE HAVE farms _ one acre to I Ra1se Capone~tes on DeWrtt's IWeldmg . Bra Kennels 3854 ... sale, cheap. Bill Hunter, 1614 barn, modern 4 bedroom house, South Gunn road, Holt, phone 2 small children's chairs, $2 each; Rowley road Wtlhamsto~ Jo MASON - Lovely 2 bedroom heavy sml, $5,000 down, 5'h 'fro In the new restricted 2 mght stands with drawers, $2 cated at co~er of Rowley and Good Things .to Eat Holt OX 4 7411. llw2 home, scemc area, hvmg room contract. Glenn Oesterle, Mason Layland suDdivision each; smllll upright piano, $70. M-47, 3 mtles east of WJ!hamston OR 7-8552. Paul B. Cheney Real !WANTED- We buy JUnk cars. Antiques, ox yoke, copper kettle, phone Bell Oak 3 J-21 llw4 MAPLE SYRUP, best of quality Iwith dmmg ell, 3 compartment FHA Approved Eugene Lyon, 3291 W. Tomhn· basement, garage w1th patio, t!le Estate. llw3p• Caltrider's ~rvice, 111 S. Ce scales; JJrown jug. •1. B. McKen· =-=----.,.------~ Idar, phone OR 7·8421. llw2 zie, Mason OR 7·2952 llwlp TWO PUPPIES to give son road, phone Mason ORchard bath, alummum storms and BOLES REALTY _ Presents SQ. ·-'------.:..:.· one is part Beagle, show:: 6·1789. llw2p screens, ceramtc tile vestibule. acre dmry farm near Mason. WANTED - 25 to 40 bushels of STO~Natural gas stove, g~od promise of good hunter. Other M Call Mrs. Schram TU 2-1824 AI· Terms or trade for home. Good Arthur W. Jewett carrots, turn1ps or rutabagas 1 ~fL~ S~~fP~ per gallon. ways call 4dvance Realty Co, deal. Trade your equity today. condttwn, $25 Call Dansville pup would make good J'ouse pet 1 for feed. Phone Jackson ST 4 5205 MA 3 38S6 llw} I Call OR 74945. 10wlp 749;:r es s, ason ORchard Realtors, Lansing IV 2·1121. Call Clarence M.• Boles, Mason Phone OR 7·6153 or address J. F. Thomson, Route · llwl OR 7 2361. f llwlp 7wU 4, Jackson, Michigan. llwlp Mason Lions club wlll sponsor n public fisb fry at tile AmcJican • Legion b u 11 d I n g Wednesday 1 Farm Serv1ces Ma1ch 26 All p10cecds f'lom the suppe1 wlll go to the hospital WAN I ED-:_ Bulldo~lng and live jtund stocl1 trucl1lng We buy uogs Densmore's IGA Is fmnlshlng Ji'loycl Weldon 6'i0 Mmldlan road, the food Roy Dodge Signs 1' lila son pbo11e OH 7 4033 ldon.ttlng his serviCes and Legion 10w4* nmres will tlll n the umt p10cced< ------ove1 to tile hospital lund CUSTOM SAWING Will gCI log• I Starting at 5 P m tile supper - - - ar d snw lumber Also slat will continue until all are se1 ved ASHgs AND RUBBISH IJ.urlcc! lwoorl Ji'ranlt Ward, first farm Lions club membc1s entertain Also lrghl truclong (J IICIH c south of Harper school on US 127 r.cl thch wives al a Indies night Hahn phone Mason OH 7 8533 1rth "f Butlers gas stntlon Wednesday at Mason Muno1 I JOwl Phone L tns!ng IV 4 9291 JOv.4' University Calls Marketing Clinic Mwhtg.tn
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Clctus Sl!lcl,llllg called motbet Mts h ts been Consumers Power Snow Disappears DIVIDENDS PAID IN RECENT YEARS 1952 $2 00 1953 $2 IS 1954 $2 20 1955 $2 20"' 1956 $2 20 1957 $2 40 1958 lnd $2 40 *plus soy. Stod DIVIdend At the present m.r~ot oround $49 00 per shMo the current 60c quortor/y or $2 40 annual dovodend rote ond cafessoy, an nvcstment return of around II s easy lo buy Consumers •hares !Imply wrdo or col/ Smith, Hague & Co. Member New Yo k Stock Exchongo 504 Captl Savgs & loon Bldg Phone IV 2 0809 Beulah D Bogue Manog•o
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Earl1er the better-spring APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR rams carry TURF BUILDER® KOBMANN-Aptol 9 1958 HOUSE FOR RENT - 3toom IN MEMORIAM - In memory down to hungry grass/ With clcctncttv SUitable for of our wtfe and mother Mrs roots Th1s nutrient packed eldel'ly couple or •mall famJ!y :-.'aom1 St1d who d!ecl 7 ~ears ago grass food costs so llttlo Phone Mason OR 7 2906 March 17 per lawn ••• half as much Sweet memories Wtll !Inger for does tw1ce Job of ordmary ever fertthzer. 1 Ttme cannot change Its true, Feed 5000 sq ft $4·50 Years tbat may come sever 2500 sq ft $2.75 Our lovmg remembrance of 10,000 sq fi sa.... as you Stld, Robert Slid Okar to sow Scotts Steel right after Turf luildlr easy, ttme SrilA ® LAWN SEED savsng lawmng, Choice of 3 blends , : • 95e Scorrs SPREADERS • , • $1 25 , • , $1,65 by tVtfJ $7 95 $12 85 test, better lawns for less. PERKINS HARDWARE When financing ·can. be com· nurse. Social and splrlturl as W!JI.l Mrs. Clara M. Harvey, 74, died ' plctml. a new .type of nursing as medical ne'eds will· 'be! 'met, Sunday at hc1· home In. Lai1slng. home will be erected ncar Holt. patients wlll have. pdvucy· unci J~m· many years she and her hus Plans call fm· a fire-resistant one· there will be opportllnlty fo1· ~o·' band, Fred, operated Harvey's sl.oi'Y \HillrJing on 3 acres or lanc!. cia! contacts ami recreation, say rcstu umnt In Mason. 11 wiH contain 21 beds, .designee! those who are promoting the cspr.(·Ja lly for conva lcscenl, ol'tho· l!ulldlng program. · · Mrs. Harvey was bot:n In Kn· .Veteran.of ~world ·war I pedie anrl ot hct· pullcnts, both pne, Indiana. She had lived In Carl Throop and Mr. nnd Mrs. men and women. Lansing 40 years, operating res Harold Throop, Ernest Hunt. taurants there as won us In Ma· Dies in Ann Arbor Hospital Gowcr Chapman, Robert Clm•!t son. She was a member o! Christ Claude . McKenzie, 69, who and Howard Chaprcll, all or Holt, Litthcran church. · 01'UI .,a'rguments ''on allocation Services were conducted at · of TV channqllO Parma-Ononcla· fought through the big-gest bat.· J ewct t chapel Tuesday aftcmolin ----- am financially lnlcl·cstcd In fo1·m· Surviving ·Is a daughl(!l', Ml':>. lng the corpora lion lo be ltnown ga are 'schcduloo before. t.he feel· lies of World War I, died In Vet· with bUL'iill In Greenwood cemc· Laurence Runcimuni of Lansing-, PI'Hns hospital, Ann Arbor, Sat· •1s the TIH'oop. Nursinr~ Home. era! co1ninunlcatlon:~ commisoion 1ery, Aurelius Center. Rev. Clnr· 2 gl'ilndehlldren, and •I g-reat· in Washingto1i Ap1·iJ 21. urday. He was hom In Aurelius ence Roclrl o [ Mason Baptist Revel Hopllin.~, upon w!10se land grandchildt•en. There are 6 sis· the hu\Jrling will IJr rrcrlcc\, Is Miehlgan Sta.te unlvm:sity and Januury 22, 1889, the son of Mr. church. tP.rs. and Mrs. Mal·shall McKen~ie. Bt·owne·Cav£!1ldP.I' post No. 1.48, also a nwrnbr•J', 11s arc Willi11m Services were at Gor·sllnr.·RUn· Television corporation of Michl· Briggs nf Lansing and Ralph M1·. Mcl\enzle had wol'ited at American Lcglim, vonrluctr.cl mill· ciman funeral home in l..ctnsing ~an in· u r:omhlnccl operational 'I'III·oop of Della Mil-ls. the ,Jennings general store in tary rites. Wilyne Mlllet•, post Tuesrlay aCtcl·noon with buriHI In prognim . have the Inside tracl<. Atu·clltls Centct• fol' 15 Yl!ars, anrl commandct•, had 1'\wrg-c. ,Joy .0. Thr n11rsing- home progrum hns Mt. Hope cemetery. Rev. E .. L. '!'hey received till:! rcr:ommencla· lion of the examiner. before \hat lwei worl10rl for .Jess Davis, Fred .Jenning-s, Clayton the cn(lol·~rm£!nl of county anrl Woldt offlciatcu. Tr·iad 'l'elcvision · cm;poi'CI I lr;n, Jfairy tales and fables that the consolidation vote as voted Insurance policies are being farner! BI'Dadway hi\', "Pal Joey," At last J've found a little bet· of the National Honor So· have thrilled the heflrls of young for the merger Friday. improved every year. You get with book by John O'Hara. music niche ... Ol' retreat . , . where I clety. He plans to attend col)ege anc\ olcl for countless years and Consolidation. was vigorously more for your money th.:~n you by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by can peck out this column each to study political scionce. the photop!'ay brings them to bril· opposed by Lanslnf:'S board of 0 Lorenz Hart ancl produced on t.hc did I years ago. wcel1. Up to now my typewriter liant life. education and city officials who stage by George Abbott. has set on OI' uncter the desk ln favor polllical annexation of the ))It, lmGI~NI~ H. EI.I,JO'l"l', Consult . Jewett lnsuronce agency for low fire insurance the dining room. Under, lf it was O'Hara's tenderly Iough saga I districts to Lansing. president of Eastern Michigan writ ten or on lop if any Ideas rates. Rites Conduc.ted of night club entertainer Joe~· School Official The Lansing board of educa· college, Ypsilanti, has been ap seemed forthcoming. Evans, who has a way with wom· lion had dcclill'ed that Lansing pointed chairman of the Michigan F'unny how so many thoughts Fo.r Mrs. Avery en, has been brought to the schools could no longer guaran· week heritage committee. The were in my head and how hard il screen with all the exciting- color Tells of Needs lee acceptance of high' school slate celebration is scheduled for Jewett was to g-et them down amid the Funeral services were con· of the original. pupils from. outside the district. the week of May rl. Dr. Elliott Georg-e Sell Lit I o[ the staff of living·it·up that we rio around I dueled Monday afternoon at The Lansing board and city offi· assumed the presidency of East Insurance Agencv Columbia Pictures' Pic:kUJl AI· the state superintendent of public here. And i[ a half-11nished page Skinner fuereral home in Eaton cials also . demanded poll tical an· ern Michig-an college in July, 551 W. Maple St., Ma•on ley, stmTing Victor Mature, Anita instl·uction epxlained school needs st uel1 up from the typewriter· Rapids for Mrs. Allee Mary iJCxation along with school dio· 19<18, after serving as state super· Phono OR 7-0511 Ele harde1· ltnow what it m~ant. . ficialed with Io:aton Rapids 0. E. .Judy Leonard. The sexte\ is marie Shirley Chapman, Joe Miller anrl up of Bnrhara Norton, Connie to ever finish page it must It's the Idea that is lleavcrlly. S. assisting at the service. a 2'i.l Paul Bateman. Hev. Raymond Latimer, Cllarll'ne Clipper, Polly Ball-Dunn Furniture mean that l was getting old ... Do .vou know that J lmvcn't ac·J Burial was at 'Hamlin cemetery, Nm·ton was one of the speif or l'ont'usion. Bttt. if you tltlnl< all my wt·iling letters anc\ this in Pallbearers were Wayne 'J3ul· about it o[ cuur~c I ;un older. the \Jeclroom. Guess Jots of tim!~~ len, Lynnwoorl Ferri.~, Cletus There arr' a few olltr.r faetnrs it's just knowing that you can if Strid1iing, Donald R. Clarl\,, Fred th;1t enter in. Things l1ave you want to that. means the most. Btlllcn and Lloyd Clurlt, Invites You to EXAMINE, COMPARE and BUY d1anged aruutnl this lwusc. We AIICI Jmow. that your family a net it 1111ve grown ttp and out.· consider the other fellow now and Cu. rt· Reports on Safe' ty THE NEWEST, GAYEST DESIGN 'l'c\cvisiun has been added. That then. 15 is nut lite hest iniiLtccmcnt to ll'l'ifing Jet ICI'S 01' any It inc! o! c· R Captain Shirley Curtis, Michl· CO\It'Clltl'alion. !Thoug-h we get lty esumes Mining gan state police, gave a traffic HC· more let tcrs from !ol11s written c1dcnt report to Everett. Kiwan· whil£! their family is watching City emplu;.•cs lul'llml their ians Tuesday night. Others fr?m 1 1 · . Mason wilo attended the mectmg- television... with the rcmar\1 8.10vc s loose 111 the cJty gravel' were Clarence Adlof, Laurence ~omewilcre in the letter that it p1ts on Barnes street Wednesday, Parlier, Willard P .. Barnes ami is hanl to think.) heralding the coming- of spring. IJim BI'Dwn. \\'n dill not. hu l'e a [lhtuo D yt•al's ag'll eit.!Iel' wilh 2 1-:11ls Jll'llelil'iiiJ.:' 1111 l!OUJ' CI'CI'Y day. THAT clue~ not confuse me. I Jove to hear them piny. Bul the piano plus television plus mnny o[ the other g-oings on of a home malw me feel more lilwecl funds being built classrooms instead of dormi· playing hide and go seelc when youngsters doing· 'time'!" . Allen television show .before repaid fr·om n•somces olhCl'. than tories with tax moneys" does not. her Gracie Allen dreams of the will meet Thursday, March 20, we, the taxpayers, pay for the Real good;'Harry, and it's oitey with Mrs, Berton Johnson at ~tate appi'Oprinlions. . exist, because the state has huilt emblem of recognition on a pollee day this spring when she will' DENS'MORE! VAL~E'S- by nie for· you· to ride on with retire from. show business. 11:00 a, m, Worship is in charge As for whr.tiwr our nrl'hitr.ctur· no dormitories with tax moneY, em·. Of course, hiding behind ·a Mr. Dodge. , of Jennie Copeman and program al clesignr. arc pt•nclical nnd cffl. on tills campus, G1;acie stal'ted hel' act with barn or a gas station does bring But, Harry,'. tal~e It slow and by Lucy Gt:eenman. Ethel Wnt- in more revenue. But some kids husbnncl George Bul'ns in 192•!, dent, there may be some room I \Vlth your concluding state· easy. Speed. may be to, bll;une for She plans to settle down as a Jew. debate,. even though we are men!: "Mjchigan needs university could be sneaking whlle officers the present problem. Beverly Hills, Calif,, housewife, LEGAJ, NoTrcgs of !he opinion thnl we get full classrooms. We ought to build a are hiding. ·' · I am real sorry for Mr, va1L1e for I he money expr.nrlccl. few:• I am in the fullest agree ORDER OF PUBLICATION Today I have chiJ'dren in every Dodge's misfortune, but I hope the Hospitalers circus at the Civic Stnto of Mlchlunn. Jn the Cil'cnit But lherp. eHnnr;t. be any argu. mcnt. If my remarks to the Mlch corner of this state reading my he does not become. discouraged, Center in Lansing with her class Cour·t fot· thu County of lnghtlm, ln ment wiilt the plain fact. ilmt igan Press association served to Chnncm•y, warning to teen-agers: And I Before this problem Is solved, mutes '!rom Busch school Ji'riday .TANE'l' L. 'l'HERniEN, Plnlnll\1', ""· Classrooms and ]iillO!'a!or·ies yie]£1 Call the attention Of editors to aftemoon, R. STURDY WHOUGHT lmow children are deeply con There are some who ure going to J,AWlll~NOE 'l'H!mlUEN, llt•fendnnl. IRON nn income, and hence t lw prob· the urgent necrl for them, and cerned about ·the messages. I 0\(DER TO APPEAR be more confused than were the J~im Purcell ca!led on M1.'· and AL n IH.!HHion of :-mid Cmu·t.. helcl ni the BAKED ENAMEL !em of replacing 1hnsr. which aro will stimulate public action have the proof in my possession: I'INISH ra·or-backed ho s when tie1 Mrs. Forest LewJs and c~uldren Cuul'thout~e Jn the City of I.nnRing, 1ng.. · · ob~olc1e and adding o!lwrs lo through the legislature to pro But duel·, mother, there is a lot to z g . of Charlotte Monday evemng. hnm Count~·, M!chi~rnn, thiH flth Uny uf BIIASS PLATED con. TRIM Mnt•ch, A. J), 1 U5fl. EXTINGUISHES CIGARE1'TE inereascs in elll'o!imenl. is vide them, I will cl1eerfuliy ac woodpecl(ers moved 111. Mr, and Mrs. Pm!l Way and meet. be done yet. Who is the boss In p,. .,,cnt: HONORABLE SAM STimE1' AUTOMATICALLY., not one which enn be ·~olved hy eept. criticism, even when lmsed your house? .You or the lclds?. AN INTERES'l'ED PARTY children clllllccl on Mr. and Mrs. JIUGHB'S, Cit·cult .Judg-o, In thr. nbnve entitled Cntll:lu, it tlllllent· cnn· governing hoard within its I on a misunderstanding of the Don't forget there is not much Earl l~olancl of Portland Sunday. ln~~ thnt thn d(•f1mdnnt. Lltwt·em•e n. own resourc·Ps. This is tile respon- l'ncts. home in a house Where there is 'J'hel'l'lcu, iH not a l'CMllh•n!. or thi~ Rtnte, Hoytville but thnl he rros]tlt:!H in the City {)f Chi sibility or tlw State of Miehigan, I .TOHN A. HANNAH, no discipline, LEGAL NOTICEf miuo, Stntl• nr JllinoiH, nne to whir~h it' has no1 mensurcci President I·IARRY DOESBURG, By Nancy Purcell ------It It~ Ot•dorod lhnt the clcff!ndnnl ontr1• 99c Stocltbl·idge ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR hia nppcnJ•unce in Httid cunHH, on or· LP MISS Ruhl holton" and· sons HEARINGDETERMINATION CLAIMS OFAND HEIRS FOR fnrco tht·cm ( :n manth:i f1•om t.hc· dut{) of thiH Ordt:l', nnd thlll within fo1'ly (·10) ealled on Mrs. Etta Holton Satur· HOL.llROOK-Mnv 22, 19SB dn;vK, the pluintltl' cnuae this 01·der to day, Mrs. La!ern Sargent and Stnto of Mlchi"nn. Tho I'I'Obnt., Court be nuhl1Hllc1l in lnghum County NcwK, n Sinister Forces Threaten Apprecuation f01· Uw Co11nty of ln~hnm. neWAillliH'I' JnllJliKhcd nnd cll'culntod with Kenneth were also Monday call. At n """ion or Hedtl """"t, lwltl at tho in Rnlrl County; RHid JlUhlicuLion ln bt.\ Sinister in our midst nrc t l1e IThe time is here wlwn it becomes ers at the Holtons', PJ'obntc Olfioo, in tho City of Mnwn, in O contlnuod oncP in ~nch week f01· ~:~lx '(II) forces !hal destroyer! tile great necessary to stliCiy crime as a n behalf of our Women's So- lho Hllid county, on the I Oth E'r IIUmms, h Jurll-:'e of P1•ohut4J, CiJ•cmlt Jl!dgo man Peale recently. Crime cor· causes nnrl tnlcles the rleath of dangerous virus throughout ,our addition to the financial boost to Stntc or Mlchl~nn. 'l'ho Probate Court of whlcj! •aid doccnHcd llled HOi7.ed Hhould Stntfl of Mlcln).{nn, 'Jlhe- PI'Ohnt(• CoUI't for the County or Jnghum. he ndjlldlcntud nnd tletm·mined, for t.he County or lnlthnm. a civilhmtion, social order, and the scum of this 0\ll' church bulding fund, A• " ••••lon of Kllhl Cout•t, held on It Js ordw•d, Thnt nil tho .. tion Oltl 1\mtt Bunk nnd Mll!hil.nm 'fi'IIHt. Compnny 'fl'liHt. Divhilon, tt'liHter.s Premium coupons on Autumn Gold Chinaware will be giv. nnmlr.t· of Abel to tlw mass gena· interests and shielded Rl)d pro· rl'nu~tce unde1· the will of ~nid e~tnte, noon, fillid time nnd Jllac,! being her·i!I.Jy It seems to me the heading for tll'nyln~ foa· the nl!owancc of its Firt!t appolni(2d fat• th~ o~:mninHtinn nnrl tnl undet• wllJ of :-mid t"Htute, p1·nying for the en during March only. We will cease to give our pr·emium cou. cide pnll'tieed rluring tile last 2 tected by dishonest public oJTi. uccount n~ Lruslet~ urtde1· the will uf Kuld hn~tmcnt uf nil elnim," nnd demnndtl nllownn~e or tho))· lwvnty~third ncrount World Wars, it. runs up thrmrgh cials, present a challenge of no the article on Page A·5 last week dC!CC!Usetl foJ· thu pt.wiocl fl'om Febt·unry at~ninRL snid dcceruwd nnd fo1· th~ ndju- fo1· tlw benefit of GI'Uce M. Gilchl'iBt, pons Ma·rch 31, However, we will redeem coupons and have should have read: "~'our Bands 17, 19li·"i to Ft•ba•unt•y 17, Hl[iH, wlll be dlcntion and dntermlnnlion of tho hcii'H (fol'met•ly GJ•ucn M, B1·ookfi.} fo1• the :\!l!l\1' lHl~C!d })ecemlJCJ' :0, I !lf.7, will lw place seHings ilnd serving pieces in our store all during April. history as the bioocly·and cruel mean pt·oportion. Frank .T. heru·d on AJ1rll 4, lflfiH, nL nlnt~~lhi1ty 111. lnw or snid d1•cenl'ied nt tho Lime of Win Higl1 Honors at District Band hell I'd on April I I, 1 95S, nL tcn-Lhirty denial of the principles of Jove, Loesch, veteran foe of lawless· o'clocl( In tho fol'enoon. nt tlw Pmbnle 'hili denth entiLlctl Lo lnhfH•It thr) c~tntu In other words, you have nearly 2 months in which b complete Festival-Mason, Holt, Oi(emos Ofrlcc nt 20S lJoilistel' BuihJinJ.t, Lun- of which thtJ dceensed di(;d twized, In the fOI'(>Jloon nt. the P1·ohute Office nt chnritl' and jt1stice lhat siwt1ld be ness, strikes a high i1ey when he 20!-i Holliste,. nulldln~, Lnmllnu, Mich~ your sets. ancl Fowlerville." Hinr.r, Mlchlgnn, It i:;~ fulthtH' ordel'ed. 'J'hnt fJUbllt! no .. ig-nn. · tile base fo;, a pcmmncnt orcler says: "Dishonesty in high finance It. IH OJ•titd•ed, Thnt notice tlum~or. he> tice thu!'eof be J.:"ivcn hy llllblicntion of n These 4 out of 12 Class B .'riVi!n L)' Jmbllcntlon of n cor)Y horeof cor>y nf t.hi,; o1·der OJ\(!(.! ench wc·~k fnl' It jg ordCI'Pd, 'J'hnt notil!e theJ·f'!or he of life on this planet. ls the first of 9 specific eauses for tbret~ weokli conal"r.utivt.!ly previous t h!'e(! ~:~uccc:;;;lw: wcolo-1 Pl'eviouf! to flnhl ~\ven. L)' Jlubllco.tlon or lL copy hl~t·eof schools placed in first OINTING TIME FOR liEARING CLAIMS AND FOR PONTIAC SWEEPS NASCAR social orrlet', is generally admit· peace of society is prmJuced by DETERMINATION OF HEIRS teci among t liP l<·;:ul Pl'ofession the restraints which arc neces GAINES-May 22, 1958 Stnttl of Michil{nn. The Pl'o!Jnlc Court to be the wrn·st in the world. This, sary, but unequal, laws of prop· fol' lhe Cuunty or lngllllm. however, i;; a sla t<:mcnt that _for erty that have imposed on. the At n twsHion of tHiitl Courl, lw!d ~t g_o,od .reaso:rs rcq.un·cs appctil'es of mankind, by confin· tho P1·obnlu Ol[[ce, In t.h~ City of Mu ~uthor,~ta· son, in the lutid COlinty, on.,th~ 27th :11e supjHnl. It rs ti1r. last str,tw ing to a few the possession of dny o[ ]•~•]hl'llfii'Y, A,~ D. 11)1iK, l m our· Jlr fo1· prl•scntnllon of clnlms ugnln~t Pontiac again proves it is AMERICA'S NUMBER G) ROAD CAR Said a former court an! of morality. Crime in high tould {•state, ahould he limited, nnt.l thnt ll supr~me time nnd Jllnee Jw n)lpoinil'll to t't.. cclvc. justic:(', "Our r:rim!nni re(~ol'rl' and places, and back of tl1c scene coxnmin(• nnd ndju:;t nil clnlma nnll de crime delcetion svslem is the largely protected ancl unpunished mnndH :nminst 1mhl (!ecensed hy nnd be in the yearfs toughest test Of SAFETY, HANDLING AND PERFORMANCE2 fol·e t~n!d Court: nnd thnt· tho Jrgnl he!a·~t ciisgrac,~ of lht' . worlrL" This -spreads the eorrosive poison of nf rmid derrnR1•d t•ntilled t.o inherit. the statenwnl was suppor·tecl by lhe disrespect for Jaw all through elitnto of which 1uLid clecemwd cl!ed seltcd !:!hould be ndjuclicnted nnJ d to Jll'eSI!Ilt 1hci1· clnim~ in writin~o: and undi'l' onth winning the 50 m.p.h. safe passing event. high over-all winner of the safety tests with his "We are tho most Jawle~s and is tile f o 11 owing statement: llfl. nrovld(•d by Ktt,tutt!, to Knid Cou11. ut law ridden people in tile civilized "Many commit the same crimes tlH: Probnte Olfito nt 20S Hoii!HtH The elated Mrs. Wood reported,". , . our new standard 4-door Pontiac Catalina, magazine Buildln~. I.. nnslng, .Michigan, on o1• llc· auto expert Jim McMichael cracked," I could world." To whieh a prUbHc no 1 tic~> theroof be given by JIUblicntlon of n. man's most important problems. : Leslie copy uf this ordm· onee ench Wt!ek fol' thre(' HUeceK~ive wc(•kR prevlouH to l'lnjd t!IIV of hearlnJ.r, in the Ingham County News, st. newHpnper printed :md circu More Reformers Needed lnted In tiaid county,. und thnt the ~duel• :11•y of snld cRtnte i{ive known lnterestecl 111111.ies uddjtlonal not!ce 11ft t"PQuired b)' The pen ami the sword letter to IWhat is the cuuse.of it? Is there luw. the eclitrn· la~t week, should be any cure? ROBERT L. DRAKE, A True Copy: Judge of Pre>bute worth .ius·! u little ·more ink. The For years doctors, scientists .h'lildl·cd L. Flowct' writer, Roy Dodge, stated he felt' and research workers have been JlAputy Regi11te1• of Probate llw3 he had· pierced his own throat wor:l1ing the clock around, in With his own pen, I don't think what they thought was a more .. 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CARROTS' . Pascal Celery BEEF ROASTS Choice Chuck Cuts lb. 49( Cello Bags Large, Tender SPARE RIBS lb. 49( . 2 FOR 29c 23c GRADE ONE Steaks Skinless Franks or Sliced BoloCJna Whole or Split 3-lb Pltg. s1.49 Frying ChiclNorth1 • - of Mason- on US-127- ~ . Open 9 to 9 ·Every Dciy Including Sundays Kathleen Curtis. Directs Memb~rs of • Masiin · W01ncn's MISSiONARY ~OCIETY ~EETS Golf Association 'will meet at the -'bkenio·s ··Ciuq Mrs,',Jesse Burgt!ss' open eel hct• home of Mt·s, Nels Fm·rlby Thurs Ihome to· the Nazarene Foreign Activities of Students day, March 20, at 8 p. •m, Serving Missionary Society Moitday for on the committee are Mrs. Rob Plans M·eeting an all·day meeting, '!'lie women ' ' " I ert ··Densmore, ·Mrs. ·Zola Bash Ol1emos Friends of Library will E'ewecl · and packed boxes for Miss Kathleen Curtis, daugh- the area, She found, however, ford Dart, Mrs. ·F'ranlc Guerriero, Portuguese East Afri'ca and the ·· tel' of Mr. anrl Mrs. Loris' B. Cur- that the wife of Dt·. Walter meet .Wednesday evening, March Mrs. Maurice Strait ·ancl Mrs, American Incllnns In At·lzona. Chapters o( the study bool<, tis, Mason, Is new student activ- Shroecler, head of Cal Poly's eel· 19, at 8 p. m, In the new library. Mrs. Harry Chandler. The meet Harold Bprnhlll. · l Meet: D1·, Luke, will provide pl'O· Illes advisor at CaliJom\a State Ltcntlotl department, had taught Mrs, Jean Dahnlw, president, wl11 ing Is at ll o'doek, . * ~ ' • gram material for Mason Pn•sby. Polyteclinlc college's home cam- school fot' several years in Mason, pi·eslde at the business meeting. Luke, tl1c Musician !s· !he study Lewis Holcomb from the Smith terian · church c~irde meetings pus. A graduate student at the She was Leora Coleman, and the Dinner Honors Tuesday, March ·18. topic for Circle IV at the 7::30 University of Paris,. she recently sister of Ictl olf .. Mr. and Mrs. Howard B!:!clter, NOON LUNCiiiES Sharing !'rom our Missionary Bullen provided narration, An· as an evangelist 'with the Meth- Her firuwe is em(lloyml u.s an Jr., entertained 8 couples at n Oregon Reporter Sturlic~s. other section of t.he fourth grade, odist church hoard of evangelism twconnhmt; !md uHmul~ . tlw · card part'y Saturday evening. Wo'll be re~dy for your order whon you urrivo of ancl' served in tt1nt capacity. c~··~ning liCSSlon of the Umver· Mrs, Beclcer served refre~h.w.nts tho Family Cafe far noon lunch . , , Quick snacks The first grnclc pupils showed led by Mrs. Harry Shultis and , ! 'll b · 'd l s1ty of Detroit;, of barbecues, cake and eo rrc,.~. Visits in Mason accordion booklets they had Mrs. Elmer Schofield, displayed Special mus c WI e provt ee · and hot pl.1tes , , , Food ser~od beyond compari· by an ensr;rn!Jle of 8 .girls of the mucic, <111ci snng a :;ong accom a mural of drawings by the class. Mrs. Lois S. Owen, farm fea son, Stop in 'this noon:, · circuit. The s'C!l'vice will be lecl by panied by Barbara Norton wil11 Mrs. Richard Hines ulso worlts ture writet· fol' the Albany, Ore the nutohu1·p. Tead1ers are Mrs. with the class. Leland Townsend 1ind the' youth gon, Democrrtl·Heralc\, had a look of the churches will share in the Open /louse Is Planned J3raclford Shaw, Mrs, Haymond Robert Droscha and Mrs. Don at Ingham county Saturday, She ald Chapman, fifth grade teach· responsibility of conducting the was in Mason visiting ho1· broth· Pratt, Mrs, Leonm·rl Batem:l/1 aml service. Mrs. Ben Weaver, ers, instructed theil' pupils as For Mr,-Mrs .. Oesterle er and family, the William South Jefferson,' Mason Sorving Daily 6 ~· m.·tO p.m. they dramatized tile work oi All members of the congrega Schwarzwaelders. Missionary projects in the Goodwill Industries In Jac!1son, tion and community may attend. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Oesterle vows March 16 at the Mason Mrs. Owen was em·ottte · to United States, pt•cscnted in cos wl1ich they visited. invite friends and relatives to Baptist par&onage before Rev. H. Washington, D. C., and New Yort1 tume, fcaturr.cl sr.conl! grade pu· Sixth graclcrs presented a PUP· help them celebrate theil' 25th H. Hoyt. Mrs. Oesterle Is the on vacrttion. pits, They pol'traycc\ migrant pet show with scenes from the wedding nnnlversary Sunday, forme1· Lucille Smith, daughtet• wot•lccrs. Incllan Amerie·ans, Span liJe of Paul, the apostle. Mrs. Swe.et Adelines March· 16. Tiley will have open of Mrs. E.· C. Smith and the late ish-speaking Am e t' i cans and house from 2-5 in the afternoon ~~g]rP~O{~J® ~0~ Elme1' JL1clerjohn worlted with Mr. Smilh. "COME HUNGRY 4 other~. Mrs. Margaret llyan is at theil· home, 1385 Eclen road. Jid:;;, "' the group on the project. Other Rehearse. Songs Mr. and' Mrs, Oesterle have re AND EAT ALL. OU~ O~c~1A~YEAR teaciwr, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. sixth grade workers arc Mr. and The couple spoke their nuptial sided at their present home for Hohc>l'i· \\':lll,er. Mrs. George Fogle. Members of Lansilig chaplet· of/ the pnst'll years. Mr. Oesterle is YOU WANT" The third grade gave an anti· The junior choir sang 2 selec Sweet Adelines, Inc., are rehears· engaged in the real estate busi phonal dwral reading of children tions. They appeared on the ing for tile third annual chorus ness as well as farming. Tiley Country Sty!tl around tlw world, Ltmler the stage one at a time introducing and second annual quartet com Woman's Club have one son, Charles, who will direction oJ' Mrs. lslia Tomlinson, themselves over the microphone petition, scheduled for Toronto soon be 11, 1eac!Jel', Children of the primary as tlw children who are in Mickey April 26. Salutes Irish Assisting Mrs. ,Oesterle at: the Country Kitchen clcpal·tmcnt contribute special of· Mouse club. open house will he ,Mr. and Mrs. 1003 N. Lansing Mason One of the meetings and prac- Members. of Mason Woman's f~ring~: to buy large colored CIHII'ies OIreland. . and Danny, Kathy and Sally Mor· The money will come from pro· a panel discussion on a code fm• llh·s. MIU'y Ann lllnsolt ccrds of the minstrel show. tcen.agel'S. chairman, opened the mee1lng by A donation of $15.44 was made rls, Mr. and Mrs. Don Morris and Meyer Jmderwer·.~ major Sill'· having each guest Introduce him· to the IFYE fund. family, Mrs. Grace Stover and Program chairman, Mrs. Ar· gm:Y ut St. ,Joseph hospitul, self and give the name of the fumlly, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hills AUCTIONS thur Patton of Plainfield, honored Ann A1•ho1', l\fonday. Her division of tile F'urm Bureau Mr. and Mrs. August Balzer ami Julie, M1·. ami Mrs. VIrgil the past presidents. Robert Was· Home Culture room number is 7011. ' group of which he was a member. ·and Mrs. William Jennings supc1·· Ream and family and Denny son, president in 1926, the first vised the serving of refresh· year in which Stocien to Howe hospital. crt Brown ' · · ' ment witll gifts, cake and ice ding anniversary open l1ouse of spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. nnmt.. Also ull shu11 tnuls anti Camp 37. Citizens succeeded Ill · Jennings, Harley Droscha, John cream to surprise them anrl wish Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Monroe at John Switzenberg. t~uipnwnt. Quuntity ot' IH!W Mrs. Edith Camp has re1tlrnell elccth;g Robert Macldmler, 68, ..Margaret Brady · called on Edgar, Lawrence Sims and Clay. them future happiness. their home Sunday. They re· Mr. ancl Mrs. Joe Hutchinson Fnnl IIUI'ts. Hlil!iils will t'ullow. to her home in Chicago. over Robert Worden, (i!i, Peoples fl'lemls al' MSU Sunrlay after· ton Marriott. noon. ceived many gifts. called on Mr. and Mrs. William l'vt. Gordon llfilhw wns candidate. Fnmily Ni!:·ht: Is l'ir.I:netl Musolff Sunday evening. CLAUD l\IAY:"oiAim, pruJl. Dule Chnppell, Peoples party, I>vt. Richurd Strmfiehl of Bl·ide·l"l~ut Is Honored F'riday, March 14, at 7:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. gdgar Marshall honw on n 7·dny ICJIV<) t'rom and daughter of Gregory and Pa· Mrs. Nora. Usher called on Mr. lo't. llenning, Gn. He h•uves was elected assessor. over Hay Sell'ritlge Piehl sp;•nt 4 tlu)'S Miss Emma Thomas of Lansing is the date set. for the family I Fo1•. flltllni ·sal•! dat!~S nntl 'I'm• 1\lnreh lli 1'01· Gm·mnny. Mo1·ehouse, Citizens, 79 to 48. with his puJ•en1s, tlw llfayr. . was the honored gu2st at a hrldal night at Aurelius Baptist church . trice Williams were Sunday din· •------• the t 011 dollar u t ~·ou1· su!e, lll'tl Stunfields. sl1ower last Friday nigllt at Aure· A potluck supper is planned with ncr guests of Mr. anrl Mrs. Mer· HOW CJIRIS1'1AN SCmNCE Mr. nne! Mrs. Orrin Powell, ton Rice and Kenneth ..Jack re· I.untis & Suns Serve •liiO Ml'. and Mrs. Fmnk Nemm· of !ius township hall. She is engaged each family bringing its own HEAJ."i Mrs. Al1by H.oepclw ancl Mr. nne! Lantis and Sons ~ervecl 11leir turned home with them after t•ull Vantown spent Sunday with the to marry Donald Crippen. She table service. Dr.• T. Axline will be Mrs. Louis H.crpclw spent Sunday spending the week end. third annual pancalnt pre~ide!l over the meeting. of sightseeing in Florida and The group voted to serve a other points in the south. On the Our many customers and friends. potluck supper on the evening of way home they visited Renfro March 20 at G:30 at which time Valley, IMr. and Mrs. Robert Titus and \ Sharon were Sunday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Babns of Jaclpot photos are ide•al· momontos of the special events you want to remember. gie·r- Admiral~ Mayfag~· Call us today.
Archy's .Photos . P. S. WE WANT YOU TO VISIT US. fREE PRIZES Phone Meson OR 7-2551 t 01 E. Ash . hobson Holt passed Its first test In tlw flnll'hing Iourth. They loolwcl Uolt Ionia reginnals Tuesdar night b~' good in winning lhc cllslrict. Holt Kennell, I .:...... 4 ' Haslett beat Olwmos 51·49 Ft·l· jumped on the floor from the beatlng Gmnd llapids Lee 'J.l·:i'l. the seorltlg depurlment fur Has· finished second in the Capllal Clr· Chupman, f ...... 1 dn;v night and won the Class C bench and tipped the bali out oi lett with 18 points. Don Tabor eui I. district title and Jot of satlsfac· l~ridny nl~-:ht the Rams will Cnrpenter, c ...... 2 a Ted Wal'llcr's hand as he headed and Mll\c l•'lood were next with 10 talte on Huslcll. Ionia is a long The Rams slm·ted off fast, pull· Livenspargcr, g ...... 4 t!on. Next slop for Haslett Is the fot• the basltct, The rcsul ling points. regional tournament at Ionia. way to go Ivr 11 ncighborhoml ing into a 5·0 lead In !he first Orr, g ...... 6 2 technical helped the Chiefs win Warner and Lullrcll topped the battle, mJnutc. Things ~larlecl La go SuhsUt ullow;: Thero was more at staltc Fri· the gmnc, Olwmos attack with 1<1 points The Rams ca11 lalw some con· wrong aLter that, though. When Blaloclt, f ...... ,.... ,0 0 2 0 clay night than the district title Walt Lingo was the big man In each. solution in Tuesci:J,I' night's per. llw perlod ended Iloll was Jn t::mlth, f ...... 1 0 0 2 when the teams met at East Lan· !cmnnnce. At !Pits! llwy pru!J:tlll,\' r, ont hy a 12·11 margin. l•'illion, c ...... 0. () 0 0 sing, At least part of the argu. won't play as poD I' :1 g:une t iw 'I lie sPeund (jllllt'lcr was even .-:toll, c ...... '...... 0 0 0 0 mont as to which team WllR the l'CHl of the tournament as IhC,\' :dowPl'. \VII h 2 milJlllcs Icrt in the best In the Ingham County league East Lansing Wins Title qid against Grand HHpicls LPt•, p~•·ioci, lloll ilad ~lwwed during tlw regulnr Hea· 1fl·IS. Greenwold, e ' :J ti J!.! Haslett sort of shoved Oltemos RcsutTcellon Saturday night 111 son . It will lai;e some :.;oorl lmsl\PI Jfoll played lwlter bail after ..... Daily, g "' , 2 1 baH Lo win llw Cl.tss C J'<'J.:Iflllill 111,11. 'J'hf' Ha111s pulled even nnd ...... 1 2 5 aside I~rlclay night. the Class B Iln11Is at East Lan J~a~t LansnJJ.: uscocl Iii playP.r~ Hoffma 11, g ...... 0 [) 0 It wasn't easy, though. lt was ~>lng, . and II of tlwm t·rspomh'cl l1y title. No m:JIIC'J' what lnJ.:IHIIll tl•e11 a!te:11l nnri :;ta,vcd tlwre in 1-iuhsti lulious: coLillty team wins !lie sl'llil·fill:tl tile tliil' failcrl to hit the target. Thoy meet Sturgis l~rlciay night. Other the fifth spot on tile squad. Dimondale heat Potterville Sat. on s w Jen as 'ville, Haslett, Caledonia, Fulton, Barrett was high lot· St. Mary round of basketball. By Winning miJ.:Ill have kept in the runmng teams at Albion are Jackson St. Taber is a senior and one o' urday n1ght 5ri·54 to win the Grand Rapids Lee and Lakeview. the clislricl Cl,Jss C c h:tmpHI!lHilip had they cnslwll in on free John and Greenville. They will the reasons Haslett is still playing :-'lass D dJsll'ict crown at Dans· with 20 points. Jfp c!td even bel· on their home C'Ollll S:1turrlay thmws. They only put away 6 out play Friduy night, too. haslwtball In the regional tourna· vJllro, 1'he Rams savrd flll'iJ• lwst tel' at llic foul line, scoring 10 Faculty Schedules ,hots in lll aiiPmpts. nlgl1t, the Pant1w1s qu:ili[iPd for/of l:J free throws ancl many of men[. He is a good rebounder, has \Dansville, last year's winner, game or llll' season !'OJ' St. M11ry. the regional at Eastern llliehi· them were one and one 01;por· heighth and· is especially good on feu 10 DJmonclale 111 the opening The rPst of lllc St. Mary squarl was .]List along for tile ride as gun's field house. t u ni 1ics. Bowling News 1 getting clear under the basket. round 58·48. Frid.ay Cage Game ExC"ellcnl backboard worlt off· Warner 1\llled the opposition al' I'otlerviile l'ai'IJCd its dis· sot the sharpshooting oi Rick far as the scortng Wlh l\JanC"hcstcr and Stockbridge Home Appliance took 3 points Gubry is another big boy who Dimondale jumped into a quick gym Frida;v afternoon at 4. Bi ues off stride. opener. There'll be a 1De charge I o sec supporters Jugged hells and horns tmm Itroll teamed with Warner to a 14·point barrage in the second favorilcs in rcgioll:il pla,1· hut ::.~~~~ l:w sza;n:. :he count stood Bill's Bait Shop ...... il5 31 Michigan C••ntc1· llelri tiH• uppr·r • -·11 .1! the stmt of llw fourth give the Chieftains one of the quarter. Dansville trailed by one Mason Ilnmc· Appliance . 6:~ 33 hand Tuesday nighl. CJII.li'IPI: \VI~CJ~ MnnchestC'r na.r. best guard combinations Okemos point 11t the half. · mwPd 11 to hG·.l2, Pnalon sent hJs Christensen's Ford ...... :J7 39 has cvcJ' had. He is a junior so Dimondale widened the gap in On 'l'hur~dll,\' night tlw statiPJS lm<'l< in. Bv that time 2 Mill's Store , ...... !Ia 5:J rival coaches can ·expect more the third quarter and held ilH nuudt'<' gnnw is sl'lwdut .. ,l ut of the M:tnclles!C'r' players had Art'~ Ilamhurgcr Slwp .. 31 65 nightmares next ;vear.' He is a own in the last period for the DISPERSAL 7 1111tl 1111' StodthJ•id~·· :.:un11• llt•eJl fouler! out. I. Church Conducts · Drive for Funds •' · . Although' a committee of the they set out to destroy every All Romatl Catholic churches legislature ln a secret vote Jdlled vestige of rellgion. They were nrc conducting their annual enm· a proposal to restrict Sunday shrewd enough to !mow that lf palgn for the Bishops' relief fund. s&lcs, Methodists have received they could cleslroy the inslilu· The fund Is supported by contri· ~uggestions that they should tions of l'ellglon, they could soon butlons throught the Lenten 8fln· cea~e being Sunday shoppers.· destroy religion. They began by son. This year a minimum ~:oal ot - . abolishing Sunday and setting up $5,000,000 has been set. B!~hop Marshall R. Reed, a 7-day·a·weel<; program tb ex· During the past year 'rollet prestclcnt of the _Michigan C?Un· panel theh· economy. They dis· went tci'thc Hungarians who !led ell of Churches, m the Mlchtgan coVCI'Cd within a short time that their country after the revolt, to Cilristl:ln .Advocate, repqrlcd. on it would not WOI')<; and .that men aid survivors of the floods In Vnl· DEATH BUS PULLED FROM RIVER - 'fhc school.bus in ~hich over 2~ children nnd the his appearance before th~ legtsla· arc so created that they require encia, to aid those who lost thcit• driver died is pulled from the Levisa Fm·lt of the, Big Sandy Rtvcr, thr~e mllcs south ol Pres live commttlec. He chtded tl~e one day a weelt for rest and rc· WASHINGTON, D. C.-SENATOR CHARLES E. POTTER [right) and homes In fire and floods in the tonsburg, Ky. The vehicle was found nflcr two rind one-t1alf days ?f. mtc~slvc searching. It committee. members for thmr laxation. Represenlative Rober! P. Griffin (left), Michigan Rep4blicans, look Philippines, nnd to aid others h1 plunged down a 50-fool bani< into the rain-swollen torrent after colhdmg wtlh an auto wrecl1er. SCCI'Cl VOll!lg, on as Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield explains a blue· Japan, l-Iang Kong, Inclia, Paldlli· "Itl contrast, the people of Fourteen :YOI.In.C:stcrs escaped throu~h the cmcn::cncy door before the bus went under. "Much speculation followed as print for remodeling a Michigan post office. The meeting was the tan nnd Egypt. America boast of the fact t hal first of a series of dramatic "boost Michigan" conferences set up to what was done and how It was our counll·y was established un· Without regard lo race or reli· done," the bishop said. "The most der God and we have boasted by Senator Potter with Cabinet officials as part of his conlinuing gion, Catholic Relief Services dill· 6 Hour~s Late Company Issues persistent explanntion Is that in· some more by pu tling the phrase effort to enlist top·level Administration aid in bringing jobs and penscd clothing, mecllcine and U. 1\uenlial members of the senate in our pledge of allegiance tb the industry into the State. Summerfield assured the lawmakers Jhat S. surplus commodities to thoso and h6use implored members of flag. We have recently boasted "a great majority" of Michigan's 777 post offices will benefit from in need. Housing ancl !lnanclau aid Spri~g Comes Next Week Telephone Books the committee not. to allow the more about it by putting "In God the proposed nation-wide building and modernization plan. were provided in some cases. bill to get on the floor for debate The agency functioned in 53 The 1958 edition of the tele \"'c Trust" on more of our CUI'· countries last year. Spring will occup~· everyone's latct• than last year. Why'i Be· and vote. This is election year rcncy. When we give our consent liwLtghts tiJis montl1, a Utiiversity cause tile year's length is an un· phone ell rectory Is malting ·an ilP· and it was Indicated that how· Those who wish to help may do pcar:1nce in the homes and busi to the wide-open Sunday which Students Enter so by sending contribut.!ons to of Miehiga 1\ astt·onomer predicts. even number. of days (365.2,122 ever they voted it might defeat becomes as any other day, we Hemans Requests Start of the new season ls of· days, to be technical). ness establishments in 5 local them for rc-elccllon. This seems the nearest Catholic church, said communities, acco1·dlng to Rus· copy the program of the alhe· Talent Contest Rev. James Barrett, representing licialiY sclwdulcd for 10:0G p. m. l'rofessor Losh sttill Uutt incredible, but if !t Is true, we islic Communists and reveal a Thttrsday, Mnrcl1 20, when the sell I-L Englehardt, area manager Admission to Bar Bishop Joseph H. Albers of the the Still sbu'ted it.s lcm~:· t.relc may well wondCJ' how long dcm· greater stupidity by approving Two young Mason artists and sun t·caches the vet•rutl equinox, for the Michigan Bell Telephone Lansing diocese. not·thwurd ])r~~·ember 21, nnd oeracy can survive such legisla· what they have demonstrated Charles F. Hcmans of Aurelius a Dansville engineer have enter· ot• in other words, crosses the company.. Jms been stmulily climbiu~:· at tlve procedures. cannot be clone. · 1 r d r 1 · · eel exhibits in the 1958 youth equator on its journey north, saicl Je . eigh lh grader at Dansville agri· the •·nt.r~ ol' uhnut n- deg-ree It Tlw communities receiving the tas app or rcac mtsston to talent exhibit and science fair. lla~c! M. Losh, associate profcs· "When I appeared before the "What ought we to do? 'l'he cultural school. He's a member day since then. new directory, ancl the quantities the State Bnr of Michigan. He· Ronnie Snyder, 14, and Doris at SOl'. committee ln Lansing I reminded Sunday closing bill was span· both 4-I·I and the Michigan youth being ·delivered, 'nrc: Dansville, the members of the Russian ex· mans resigned from the bar as· Bowman, 16, both take art at Ma· I~or those who have ea~crly To adcl1o our delight, not only sored by the Michigan Council of sociation after he became In· son high school and both have foundation. His carrier is a scale awaited this event, she warns will tiJC 1iuys be longer, hut they 525; Dimondale, 1,110; Holt, 3,· periment. Churches. The Roman Catholic model or the USS Fonestal. tlmt it is coming nearly 6 hom·s valved in the legislative bribery entered samples of their work in w!H be warmer ns the sun shines 100; Mason, 3,780; ancl Potterville, "We have denounced present church cooperated by sending a the exhibit. David George Man· Participation in l11c 11th an· more directly over the northern 700. day Russia as being atheistic, representative to the hearing lo trials 15 years ago. He appeared nlng has entered a mode!" aircraft nual youth lnlcnt exhibit and hemisphere, Prof c s R' or Lash stale the position of his church denying any belief in God and as state's witness in first cases carrier. scierwe fuir is open to young )>CO· Night Classes adclccl. But warmer weathet• in "This is un increase of nearly on the recognition of Sunday and insisting that the ultimate encls t rled and then didn't appear pie 12 tl11·ou~ll 18 years old In •lety jour hemisphere means beginning ·300 dh·eclol·!es ovct' last year's to support the request t!1at the Doris is the daughter of Mt•. Var of life are economic. When ·the when other cases came up. He· ancl Mrs. Robert F. Bowman, the m·ts ancl crafts divisions. In Offer of the fall season south of the quantlt.y delivered," Englehardt Communists came into power blll be taken to the legislature. the science divisions, students can said. "Such an Increase reflects That church Is conducting a vig· was convicted on a federal 271 G E. Holt rofld. She likes hm·sc !11 1 • • R US· 'I equator. , enter if they are over 12 yeurll NeW C!Ollrses !Cgtnnlllg the additions and changes which orous crusade to pct·suade its charge 'of fleeing the slate to back riding, and has entered a sian and 11101;on picture clevclop- The .lmght orange . stm·, Arc- I old and in one of grades 6 men! have l>een added to the non- tul'liS, 111 the con.stellatwn ~oolcs, have occurred ·in telephone list· people not to shop on Sunday. It avoid testifying. drawing of a horse. through 12. 'l'he Hr.iencc fair Is it ings and numbers since .the last woulcl be well for us to cooper· \ credit offerings of Michigan State ts one ~f the;. lmght g~m~ Ill .tlw Game Excitement Hemans has been engaged in Ron lives at 516 S. Lansing St., new addition this year and con· university's evening college for heavens clutmg the. sprtng .tnd directory was .Issued."' · ate with them in a similar effort necls the event with the national · to urge our people not to shop on farming and business in Aure· and is the son of Mr. and Mr.>. spring term. opening April_ 3. early summer evcr~~ngs •. Profes- Englehardt also hucl some sug. Vernon J. Snyder. H~ plays foot· Hcicnce fair program. Thc spring term course 111 the sor Losh t;otecl. purmg. ~he Leads to Death Sunday, It would add weight to !ius. He once was regent of the ball, basketball and baseball and gestlons on how to make best the total Christian ·Witness lo the All entries in either the at1s 2-ycar certlf!cate program in in· pl~a~ant s~nng evemn~s, s!.umn~ use of the new cllrectory. He salcl, Chester M. Wilcox, 62, long a University of Michigan and prac- has entered slmtches o.l his home and crafts oJ' the science divisions 111 sacredness of Sunday. It would !iced law in Detroit and Lansing. and church. dust.rial engineering, offered by !Htl!Jantly th~ castmn heavens, "Be certain to write police and Cilarlottc business !cadet·, died in MSU to engineers in Jhe central tt rtses about 2.J degrees north ~f also clear the Methodist consci· He was a legislative lobbyist at have to be sclf·madc. lire numbers on the first page in a Lansing hospital Saturday ence in observing God's law to Mi<'illgan nrca, will be in.t.he field cast., among the first of the sta1s the large spaces reserved for the lime of his involvement in David ls the son of Mr. and The entry deadline this year Is of materials handling. to _b_rcak through the shadows of night after a heart atlac!<; in late keep this day holy." bribe payments. Mt·s. G. E. Manning and is an March 15. such number!~. This will. speed Enrollment for these and other tw1l~ght, and attracts great at· afternoon. He was stricken wilile emergency aid when needed." watching the Michigan State-In· eredil and non-credit courses of· tentton. diana game at .Jenison ficlcl fercd through the evening col· "Only 3 slnrs in the northern Children· should be shown lege will tal'c place Marcil 31 and heavens· surpass Arcturus in ap· where these lmpol·tant numbers house, April 1 from 7:30 to 9 p. m., or parent brightness--Sirius, Vega are, he said. · Mr. Wilcox was a radio and at nny time during lhc regular and Ccpella. One may readily TV pioneer. I-Ic first began busi· tlllivcrsity registration hours. find Arcturus by following the Included in the new edition are ness in the raclio fielcl in Lansing Enrollment in evening college sweep of the Big Dipper handle listings for neat·hy lawns. The and later moved his plant to cout·scs is expected to total about away from the bowl. Dansville directory includes· list· Cha1·!otte where It became the 3,500 st udcnts. "This star has always been one ings for Mason ancl Aurelius. Di· Wilcox-Gay corpqration. He had Tt1e beginning course in Rus- of t11c most admired of aH the mondalc~s directory includes Holt been granted many basic patents sian language will he taught by stars, and consequently many al· and Pottervllle. in radio and TV communication. Dr. Tat.,lana C!zevska,_ instruet01· lusions to it are found in ancient Holt telephone users cai1 flnd The business finally concentrated in t11e MSU.deparlmcnt of fcFeign literature. Without. rlouht it was listings for Dimondale.. and the in tape recording. · . languages. · one of the first. stars to be named, Mason-Aurellus area. Mason,• on Mr. Wilcox retired JO years The motion picture course, and one of the few mentioned in the at.hcr hand, ,has listings ·for "Films Till Now," wiH combine the Bible. Its fiery color was also ago. The 1:ompany, now the Ga·l Dansville and Hnll; and towtls rod Radio corporation ma!,es a series of movie ~how!ngs with notl'd by early wrilet·s. ine!urlcd in the Pottervllle direc· lec:turcs by Dr. A. Nicholas· Var· "As one 1ooi's at. Arcturus, it. is tory are Charlotte and. Dimon· tape recorders. dae of the sJJcech department to seen as it was in 1022, 36 light· dale. . \ · Mt'. Wilcox was born in Deihl traer the hbtory and development. vears rlistant, ami l1as a tempera· township, son of B~•ron and Jane of the motion pi<'fure as an in· tlll'e a! 7,000 degrees Fahrenheit." Thorblll'n Wilcox. He was grad· t<>rn<~tional at·l form. Former Publisher Calls uated from Lansing high school . .Thr. cnginr.cring course will !Iis wife, BesHie Larner Wileox, ''"vcr tile prinriplcs of materials Schuyler L. Marshall of St. .Johns, former publisher of the died in 1917. He ls survived by a hanrlling, analysis of Jlrohlem~, son, Willis, Charlotte, and a types of equipment and th_en· Former Resident Ingham County .News and o( the St.. J o h n s Republican-News, brothel', Supet·vism· Raymond A. ~election. This ami a !nllowmg Wilcox, Lansing township super· ('!IUI'se in plant ,layout. will' he Dies in Lansing stopped in Mason Tuesday. He taugllt by .Jam<'s M. Apple, in· was enroute from his winter visor. dustrial mana>:cnwnt l'Onsultant Mt·s. Belle Beers, 83, died in a quartet's in. Florida. Mrs. Mar and !eeturer in industria! cngi· Lansing nursing home February shal!, becattse of her health, had A lot of thought and work has nccring 111 MSU. 23. She had been a patient. there made the i·etui'I1,Lrip to Michigan gone into television for what lit· Other non-ercc!il courses will for 10 years. She resided for by plane. · · · tic l'Omcs out of it. lw offeree! in art, I'C!ramics, cerli· many years in Eaton and Ingham fiPd ptib!ie neeounting, · ct·cativc counties. She was born May 12, tilinldng, cnginect'ing refresher, '1871, in Dexter. ilowt>r arrm1gcnwnt, group lead· Mrs. Beers was formerly Laura ership, c·ommunieation for execu Belle Wamer, a sister of Carl tives anc! urlministrators and Warner, Mason. She is smvived speed rcacllng for adults. A cros~ by 4 sons, Maurice of Mandan section of credit courses is avail· lake, Lester and Leo, both of Lan able. sing, and Harold of Brighton. SAL AYOUBEE Further infm·mntion may be There arc !) grandchildren and 11 Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada obtained from Dr. Clair L. Tay grea t-gmndchildrcn. Her husband II J W. Michi9an, Lamin9 lor, director of summer school died 23 years ago. ' Phono tVanhoo 9-901 t anrl evening college, -10G Library, Funeral services were in Lan MSU, East Lansing. sing with burial in Dcepdale.
6,000 ALL-TRANSISTOR ~ RADIOS TO 'BE \\.~ GIVEN AWAY! --~\\~\~;\ SALE rt!lff!lfJf!ltmrnmmn ,,,, •. ' deluxe • Just ask any Rexall salesperson ~bout _SUP~R PLENAMINS, America's Largest·Selltng Vttam;.._,n_·_.... a1z Step.firJln J)reanzing to J)JiviJZg I Product! No rcltase to win. ·oNE COAT' /is Easy l'!!!l! SUPER PLENAMINS Here he is at last-just a few miles out on his maiden how wonderfully it holds its value over the years. 11 Vitamlns-.12 Minerals flat wall p;aint 259 journey-with his hands on the wheel and his head And liLLie did he suspect how acccnnmoclating his 36's • in the clouds. It's his! dealer would be in welcoming him to membership in 72's ••. 4.79 • 144's ... 7.95 And yet, truth to tell, he does l1ave one regret. the great and distinguished famil,y of Cadillac owners. For he knows that he needn't have wailed long, SUPER PLENAMINS JUNIOR this So, if you have your heart set on a Cadillac, yon for children 6 thru 11 :~~ *4~;oow had he but realized what an easy slcp it is from should hesilale no longer lo investigate this happy 36's ••• 1.79 • 72's ••• 3.29 • 144's ••• 5.49 dreaming o£ a Cadillac to driving in n Cadillac. Quality? Super! Velvety-smooth, smart decorator FLAT finish ... 120 set of circumstances. · Rexall Guaranteed NATIONALLY ADVERTISED · ,exciting, modern colors ... the pride or any home. Like a great many motorists, for instance, he was I In fact, why not visit your dealer today? He will AT 0 U R ,., DRUG STORE Primin1? Nat One Coat paints walls perfecUy without primina. without \ not aware that a Cadillae'-in view of its obvious sealing. Dries within one hour. . be happy to help you select your favorite Cadill~tc virtues-could be so modest in price. model with your favorite interior-be it Any Surface? Yes! One Coat, that's all, on 'most any wall-plaster, wallpaper, l~leclwood · · . · brick, wood, concrete, wallboard, etc. . Nor did he appreciate, until the facts were pre the luxurious Sixty-Two Coupe or the magnificent I .' · Washaltle1 Yisl Adurable, OIL·base paint that's as washable as only a tlcnled, how economical a Cadillac is to maintain or Eldorado Brougham. . modern finish can be. Linliltd. tlmtl' Wt c• r.ctllllleM • • .,,_,,., ,..;nttr VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALEU ------~~-Liultt tlte Way to Sajety-Ai1n,Your Ileadligltis------.. '=.....,'"~' Your Authorized Cadillac Dealer in Mason Is ROBINSON MOTOR SALES · Phone OR 7-3291 Ben(amin H~s~d!~ Dies in Hospi·tal
Notice of City of Mason BOARD OF REVIEW MEETING
Tuesdaya March He 1958 Tuesday. March 25c 1958
Ma•on C ty Hall
For the purpose of revJewmg asses•mcnt roll and malung any alterahons 1n sa1d roll thai may appear to bl') proper
IIARRv SPE1'-INY Clerk 10w2
on
Pi·opcsed Zoni~tCJ Ordanance fer City of Mason
A Public Hcarmg Wdl Be Held Mondayg March 24, 1958 At B O'clock, P M
m the c ty council rooms 1n the c1ty hall C1ty of Mason MJch Jgan to cons1der the adophon of eertam amondmenh to the madcr plan and proposed 2onmg ordmancc of the C1ty of Ma•on as heretofore adopted by the plannmg commiss1on
A map and text of the proposed amendments are on f1le m the off1ce of the c1ty clerk and ilvadable for mspect1on Any mterested par'y molly be heard at the heurmg
GLEN COON, Secretary of Mason Plannmg CommiSSIOn Dated March 5, 1958 Dansville MYF ·Members
· Study L'esson School l'UJlllS Dan Jennin'gs Is Re-elected The regular· Methodist Youth ' Fellowship meellng \Vas conduct· Thursday . evening, March 20, The regular meeting of Dans· Those who. received 100% · on Uy 1\lrs, Ilelcn Young 38; trustees for 2 years, Dewey ed Sunday evening at the chuJ•ch, ther() will not be a mlcl-weelc Len· ville, Parent·Teacher a'ssoclatlon their 6·wceient Sunday w1th Mr. and Mr:.;. ior Scouts and Brownies is un V\ Illtamston. I The annual blue and gold Scout Snndny with Mr. an(l ~lt·s. any new car MPrchanl nt Dunundale. display at the Singer S('\VJng Ma· l\•J:·· and Mrs. Don Leonard and banquet will be served Tuesday ~dw·lr~l Hobea·t Bush. ' · . . I chine C(Jmpan~· in L:msJnf.:. famtly had Sunday dinnet' as I evening, March 18, at Dansville Mrs. Ruth Wlllmms had dmner On Monrla\', lllnrch 17 J'rom r.:.ucsts of Mr .. ami M1:s . .Jack Me· Agricullut·al school. Mr. nne! Mrs. Eugene Ga u~s Sunday .as a gur.:~t ol ~·~r .•.and !1::30 "· m. uniil 1 :Oil p.m. '111 lng.II,enna and ll1tl'hncl .ol Lansing. Tlwre will be a potluck supper and family of Blissflelcl and Mr. Mrs. \VIII Bat bel ot \\ ,Jiei lou, ham town hall there will he a l\Ir .. anr~ ~Irs. Hemholdt Peter· at 7 o'clock with Girl Scouts and and Mrs. James Wright and Jam· Mr. and Mrs.' Georg'e' .~lel,'lntlr~t·~ special I raining clnss and outdool' son oi. Wt."lllmston had Tuesday Brownies acting as hostesses. ify of Lansing were entertained and .son of. Eden \l,l.l e ,~u.t.ldol~ (~no!dng Je~sons. The meeting in· ~venmg.. d!lll~er .as gu~sts of Mr. Th~SI! who attend are to tal'e at dinner Sunday ut the home of you can afford a Buick evemng guests of MJs. \\ tlli.lllls. dudes the east distriet. Other;; ·llld l\!ts. Llw.rencc Swan. Mr. then· own table service, a dish of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law. Mrs. Earl Hisch attended the interested may attend. :uld M.rs. }\Iclv111. Lewt~ ~ncl fam· food to pass, rolls and butter. ton Gauss. The occasion was in silver wedrling annivm·sarl' open ' '!Y of I• owlerviilc. VISited tl1e Coffee and meal will be furnish- honor of the bit·thclay anniver· house of Mr. 11ntl i\-lrs. Selrton Snndy Bristol and Bob Blnm- Swans Sunda~· evening. ed. sarles of Lawton and Eugene Monroe of Webberville Sunday quist of Micilig;m State univer· 1\cnnct.h Sly of Wehhe 1·villc Scouts anrl all interested in Gauss. Fred Gauss of Gregory with wa.s ~;·nest award-winning aftemoon. sity and Mr. and Mrs. Claud a l•'riday 11\'eJ'Ilig-ht. scouting are welcome to attend. spent the week end at the Law· Mr. and l'l'lt·s. Charles Hoyt of Campbell or WeiJhr.rville were ol' 1\tmnet.lt llush, in hoHOI' of ton Gauss home. St. Louis, Mrs. Mary Bowser of Saturday supper guests of !llr. J{.,nndh's blrt:Julny lllllli\'ct·· l\lr. and Mrs. Lawton Gauss Dr. Leo Donnelly and Miss Ann Lansing and Mrs. Ellen Ku Ims o.I. and J\1rs. Ca!'l'nll Gl.l•nn. Sill',"•,, spent Wednesday evening with Donnelly of Detroit spent Sunday Mason- were Thursday dinner Miss Jean Bl'llmnn is still in lv!t·. and Mrs. Eugene Gauss of with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Muel· George Butkus :md Mr. and Blissfield. Mr. and Mrs. Gauss guests of 1\-lt·. and J\ln;. Edgar Mason General hospital but is ler. Mrs. Hobert Hess and daughleJ' were Tuesday rvening dinner Air-Cooled Scripter. Mr. ami Mrs. J osepil recovering nicely. She expected to Mr. and Mrs. Eat'! Showers, hac! Sunday rlinner as guests of guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Fruchey of Leslie were. Friday be talAll Day Mammoth Bu. $20.40 BU. $20.50 CWT.
Fri. and Sat., March 21-ll Mammoth and Sweet BU. $15.00. Certified Vernal Grass au. 529.00 5 Showir;~g June BU. Vernal Grass and 5°/o June Clover BU. 25.50
CERTIFIED 1958 Minneapolis-Moline and Sweet BU. Timothy Rodney Seed Oats BU. Oliver Farm Equipment Ladino LB .SOc $6.75; BU. , 51.80 Stop in and say "hello." Free coffee an~ doughnuts
FRANCIS PLATT ' ., MASON ELEVATOR CO. 345 W. Columbia Complete Seed and Feed 'Needs .. , I . , Ottawa Hills · Mrs. Roy w, Clnrl• attcn'cJ~;.cl fu • ncral li·ei·vlces Jar Mt;s,. 'Gorton's · 1 nephew, F. J. · Slllmnn, ·at Mt. Boosters Elect Off~cers ·. I<'lvn ciJarter· members of Lcs· Tha h 1story • of tile· · group was · S tl · t WI atn II xtn C.lemens Sunday. ·.afternoon, ·Mr. !,In Gt·ange~ No. 1736 were ·Jll'Csent' given bv .Mrs. Lcllu Brownlee. ·1 ou• 1wcs · 'II 10 "te c']' escln .tl· SHim an · died Thursclav' mo. rnlng. . Dy 1\ft•R, AI I\ noll president and· Judge Pnuf Lucl1, at~ the 30th anniversary program Others henrd• • on the program sonMarch group 18, WIwith me~·Mrs. Wallnceuc. ·' y, Mr. and Mrs, Robert FQremun secretary. In the Grange hull Friday, 'l'hey were Mrs. Myrtle Knauf with a Johnson Instead of with Mrs. and fam 1ly v 1sited a friend at the Monk Jason of the· .Tnson Oil A meeting was conducted nt nrc: Mrs. Barbara Morehouse, rending; a vocal trio, composed Wendell Johnson 118 · fonnei'l~· 'l'Bl'· sanatorium at Howell Sun· company \VIIS elected president of the Pop·lurs restaurant last Mrs. Loren Selgrist, Mrs.. Lellu of Linda and Janet Spillers' und planned. 11 11 the Olwmos Boosters· club. ~cr· Wednesday noon. A tulle unci Brownlee, Earl Gordon and Lee Carolyn Thorpe accompanied by Pat, nonnic ·and Dchhlc Zalcw· wood Dickinson was ·21~ctecl vwc· charting plans for reassessment Osborn. 'Maxine Thorpe; 2 accordion num· Whentllcld 4·H club will have sld of Okemos vlsi1ed their grand· ---- of Meriillnn township were given ~'------,------bcrs by. Allee Gorclon; and read- its first mceling Monday eve· pnt•cnts, Mt·. and Mr;;, Leo Glynn, Paarlwr J>rethet• Dies liy Robert Groom, newly-hired liS· 'nsors , lngs of Walt ,lVIason poems hy nlng, March 17, at Wheatfield Snturcluy. Sunday visitors a! the Parker Prether of North QJ,c. sessor from Lapeer. FFA Spo Mrs. l3laine .Rico. The program Gmnge hall at 8. o'clocl{. Leo Glynns were Mr. and Mrs. mos roacl died March 1 at Spar· ·o~td00r ·,ShOW was ai·runged by the 3 gmces, Mrs. Harold Glyim, Mr. and 13oh Price and family of Dans· row hospital In Lansing. He is Pnr·l' Chnnge.~ lfunds Miss Marian Blackmore, Mrs. Mrs. Rex Gorton .and Mr.· and vllle. J survived b.v his wife, Grace; Roger· nml Conrad Haney, own· Leslie FFA chapter will span· Earl' Gordon and Mrs. J oun daughters Mrs. Ruby Cannon, er;s of the Lalw Lansing amuse· sor an outcloor show ngaln this Reeve. and Sharron and Kathy; and sons ment pnrk, have sold their inter· year. Featured will be the famous It was voted to ask Earl Mi.Jler Ingham County News, Mason, Mich. March 13, 1958 C-4 Herman and Berman. Mr. Prether est to Rolland and Laurence John· N orthem Trails writer of the De· to attrmd the next meeting nnd was employed by the Okemos son. 'l'hey plan to renovate the trait Free Press, Bert Stoll'. Stoll discuss the posslblll ty of spon hoard of education. Burial was In soring 11 Boy Scout troop. park this· year In a copy of the WILL BE PAID FoR g.cH f,lcr PRINTE'D has been in Michigan newspnper Glemlale cernetery last Tuesday. now famous "Disneyland" In Call· ~5 A~Uf worl' for 33 years. A potluck supper' was served. 'MtCi-li&\1\J~D TtiEM TO 11-11<:. r\.BJJSPAA::IZ. fornla. 'l'he Haneys have retired He has· been overseas on 6·week The new Hillcrook subdivision to Floridrt. They came here from ussignment with a Michigan· ls ·open according to Lloyd Mill· Shadowlnnd near. Benton Harbor sponsored USO unit to TolE1lT MILK ERR H Trails outdoor column from the were: Seven-yenr dr·ivcrs, Oliver less quality for a lower cost - to others. We Bend· Heights. MAR IN MICHIGAN AR£ Of= FIson hnve a dance. al. Cornell school Tenth, Andrews, Cilar- for G. Elliott anrl one for Bar Si~aron R. An'Jlort on old US-12 to O'B1·icn road, south one-half miiP, OJ' 4 milt•s east of Parma on old US-12 to O'Urit•n Miss Donna Bnssett, daughter Saturday .even~_nl?: . . _ . lotte Bnld.wm, Georg_e Beaumont, ry Snell; Otto Heckscl, 162; Hen- road, south one-half mile to house No. fi22. ~ of Mr. anrl Mrs. Kenneth Bassett Interestmg \!Slim nt tile Spru- Ronald B1gg, Denms Chappell, ry MiY-gn, 160 witil one write-in of North 01\cmos road, hns left tan . Superette lust wee], was Larry Dayton, Marlene Gyles, for Harry Snell· and Tom for Cali fomia where she will re E_arle Parchmar_1, loval'I'V and .ra· Roc~ney Lentz.' Georgeen Lu~cht, Gr·ievcs, H33. Fred' Wyman re· side in 111e ncar future. dw art~st, who ts now performmg Jemfer M~ckmde:, Mar_y Milch· ceivecl 163 votes· for nssessor and Two new buildings nearing at Sagmaw. . . ell, Iris Rhmes, Lmcla Ridley and 2 write-ins for Jnck Bridge. completion on US-16 are the Okemos public schools wrll Howat·d Snell; 1:00 P. M. George Voss Sales and Service close March 21 until March 31 for Eleventh. Jim Allen, Frank Both proposals won. 'l'he first, 1:00 P. M. spring vrtcation, according to Baldwin, Shirley Bannister, Jamie Friday, March 21 huilcling· and the new Sunoco sta to increase the number of years tion nt the intersection of North George Richards, supet·intendent. Bullock, Joan Cacly, Vickie Camp· from 5 to 10 for the payment of Okemos· road and US-16. John R Scott, who is stationed bell, CAmeron Carter, Ben Chap· special assessments: Yes, 118; no, at Fort Leonard Wpod, Missouri, man, Norman Chmielewski, Stan· 1\'lrs. Joseph Tomlinson of ML 48. The second proposal, to per· is expected home this week. ley Craft. Lester Craft, Marilyn Hope rom! in Indian Hills enter mit the cost of surveys and plans Phone Mrs. Marthn Knoll l!ltenderl n Gyles, Elaine Hamilton, Sharon Phone tained at a Guild bridge pm·ty re· to be i ncludcd in the cost of set· food buying session nt Grand Howe, Sharon Ingalls, Sandra ccntly. Twenty were present. ling up special assessments: Yes, Mason Price Brothers Rapids last week. I• Rated No. I Washer for cleanest • En~s messy drip-drying, saves ironing . clothes, lint removal, driest SJ'in time • !I-Ring Agitator Action -gentlest for • "Wrinkles·Awoy" drying dials out the all fabrics wrinkles from wash and wear fashions ·Leon D.· C·obb, Prop. Consu~ners Power Company JOY~ 0. DAVIS. Clerk ' ' . Right Preparation ls.··-Ciue· . To Making Vegetable Tasty
Pleasing flavor and eye ;1ppeal wilted veg~tnbles In cold wat~r in the vegetables served depend for a short: time to freshrm them· partly on the wny lhc,l''rc pre· Then drain well amJ rt!fl"lgerate, ]JUred. Vegetables shoulrlnot he peelrc: or cui up before slm·lng, nH thej' Wash vegetables qulcl / 1 . .Janie Larson, Douglas Stover, i!Jlme.cji~t~x !E. Y.9.~!I ~1Y·cJlange!)[email protected]:·· . ~est _savin,g!l_·J?,~IJ:!_~q!J?·: 1 C~~ SE~ ••• Y,OU~lL;S_~VE AT. AiPl Eleven members of'StockblJ.dge Andrew Bird, Michael Wagner Past Noble Grand clyb n:et nt and David Karn. the home of Mrs. Lotus Kmsm· of . . ·;·:. Pntter.~on Jake recen11v. Mrs·. Rerl Cedar extension cluh met SUPER· RIGHT·· BEEF-ROUND ·OR .. SWISS Frieda Boring won the 'mystery at the home of M1·s. Lloyd. Wag. prize. The progrm11 was under ncr Wednesday. the direction of Mrs. Dan l~oel!, Mr. ami Mrs. Russell Slover ST. PATRICK'S with prizes going to severalmem· and family visited Mrs. William rJers. Hefresl1ments were served Risch, Carol, Norma and Howard DAY SPECIAL' lly the hostess. Sunrlay, c Mt•, aml l'llrs. Ed Ottoman t'e. Mr. nnrl Mrs. Ronald Kam and Corned Beef · lEAc~n~llD LB. 79c ccnUy took their srm, Bobby, to fnmil\• went Friday and Saturday I the hospital in Gl'llncl Rapids for nights· to Micltigui1 State tmlver· FIRM AND a clwclNabisco Premium Saltines 16-0Z. Cheez Whiz KRAFT JAR 57c ·.. 1-LB. BOX C dexo Shortening 17 8-0Z. WINTER always reminds Cream Cheese PHILADELPHIA PKG. 39c us of the famous picture 12-oz. c called "Spirit of Service," Sunshine Hydrox Cookies PKG. 39 10c OFF!! showing a telephone line 3 c~N 75c KRAFl, 6-0Z, man walking on snow lfandi-Snacks ASSORTE1. ROLL 29c shoes through a blizzard. PT. It may come as a surprise Wesson ·Oil 42c aT. 79c to the folks who mostly I~------~ REG. 69c - OR.ANGE OR LIME REG. 43c - JANE PARKER I see our men riding by in I I heated cab trucks, but in PERFECT STRIKE many Michigan areas our men still must use snow REG. 55c I Creslmonl Sherbet Glazed Donuts I shoes occasionally to reach lines in open coun try. And those fellows still get a kick out of it be I cause they know they're Salmon .~~ GAL, 59c . DOZ. JJc. . ! making it possible far you 47c I '" I to phone anyone, any place, any time. •••••••••••••••••••••••~•••••a•••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BATH REG. Zest Soap CAKES 43c 2 CAKES 29c KRAFT, PIMENTO 5-0Z. 25 KRAFT, 8-0Z. Ch eese Sprea dor PINEAPPLE CREAM JAR C sa·ndwich MIRAClE JAR IF HE COULD LIVE THAT LON a, a fellow could expect to work Spread 29c in Michigan Bell's plant depArtment- building lines, in GRANULATED stalling and repairing phones, and so on-for about·900 Dr eft DETERGENT LGE. 33c GT. 77c 10 a.oz. years without an injury that would keep him off his job. Kraft Marshmallows Minialure P·~~: 29c Velveeta Cheese KRAFT PKG. 31c That's just another way of saying our company's Safety Report for 1957 shows that only I fellow out of 900 didn't 12·0Z. Niagara Laundry Starch PKG. show up for work because of an accident. Of course, we'd 21c Hekman Saltine Crackers rather have a record of 11011e out of 900 ..• that's our Roman Cleanser Bleach goal. And that's why our Safety Supervisors keep remind. ing: "make sure the pole's safe before you climb it"; All Detergent coNDENSED 10 s~x $2.49 "lift with your legs, not your backs"; "get out of your 4-N-1 I-LB. PKG. 2 7 C %GAllON 47C car on the sidewalk side-not on the side where you'll step into traffic." Oxydol Granulated Detergent All prices in this ad effective HAVE YOU NOTICED LGE. GT. thru Saturday, how much steeper those 34c 79c Marth rs stairs get \\'hen you're tired? Hoiv many miles do you trm•el each year up and down stairs-or from one end of the house to the other-to answer the phone? Nowadays this For Your Shopping Convenience is an unnecessary waste of energy and time. You can have an additional,phone Your Mason A & P Food Store anywhere in your home for ahout one dollar :1 ••• HAS INSTALLED A COMPLETE month. Last year Michi· gan llell instaUed, 66,000 telephones in homes which already had at least one phone. Join the families who have discovered how much pleasanter life is SELF. SERVICE MEAT· DEPT. with extension phones. To order yours. just call our · Dusincss Office. l Just. Help Yourself to a .Fine ~electio~ of Fresh .Meats, Smoked._ Meats, Cold Meats and Fish 1~----~------~--~~~~~--~~--m------=~~~ This Message Is Brought to You This Message Is Brought to Vo'u as a Public Ser.vice by the as a Public Service by the Following Firms and Individuals Following Firms and Individuals John Thomsen Builder of Custom and Permabilt Homes Spartan Asphalt Paving Co. Mason Holt Dart Manufacturing Co. Morse's Restaurant Mason Ma50n George's Food Market The Farmers Bank Mason Ma50n A. A. Howlett & Company Wolverine Engineering Co. Mason Ma50n Consumers Power Co. Mitchell's Dept. Store Mason Leslie Caskey Funeral Home Mason Bakery and Furniture Store Mason Stockbridge Brown's Hardware Collins Electric Stockbridge Stockbridge Francis Platt Robart Nursing Home Farm Machinery Mason Mason Dart Naiional Bank Holt Products Co. Mason Holt Perkins Hardware Midway Drive-In Cleaners Mason Across from Hartley's Super Market Holt Mason Dairy Mason Durfee & Smith Shell Service J. A. Dart Co. Leslie Mason Walker Heating Estes·Leadley Funeral Home Mason Holt - Lansing Bill Richards Buick Murdock Oil Co. Mason Mobi I Products Dansville Scarlett Gravel Co. Throughout the history of mankind runs the ac· Holt Fitchburg General Store count of a double quest: "Chuck" and "Barb" Webb Clements Flower Shop Man searching for God . .. our restless eagerness Holt to understand and please our Creator ha-s paral leled the centuries of progress. God seeking Man . .. ceaselessly, patiently, His THE CHURCH FOR Att I I I Love has lighted the ages, ever reaching toward our hearts, encompassing our souls. ALL FOR THE CHURCH The Church is lhe · Yet no powerful lens ever devised will aiel in this the building of chord'~eatest factor on earth lor 11 is a slorehouse of .er and good ci)izenship search. Our quest finds its consummation not be ' W' • 11 I' Holt 1\l•~thodisl, ftrv. GPorgc s I rong Church, Milh SP!TlluaJd va]u es. llhou1 a F I t e h h ;r 1\lethorlist, Hcv. Jo:llioll, ministrr. Wnrship hour:;, neath the lens of a microscope-but beneath the can survive There er efmocracy nor civilizalion .lames A. Craig, minister. Churclt · ore our ·au d ~ervice, D::JO a.m.; Sunday s~hool, 10 ami II :IS; elHirl'!t ::;chou!, spire of a Church! every person should atlo " ~ , reasons why "ll: 10; MY!>', U p. m. and supporl !he Ch h .nd serv1ce5 regularly 10:::!0. What man does not recognize his own inability own sake. (2)' For are· (!)'For his hisu~~~·id·Th~y M1~sun Ass(•mhly ul' Gud, Hcv. Wlu•ntfiold 1\h•l hndist, Andrew sake ol his community ~nden s ~ake. (3~ For the pa~tlll·. Morning worship, 10 to cope with the complexities of life? W. B. Ielf n·nftlon. (4) For lhe a.m.; Sunday sclwol, 10:·1~; ·home at Vevay town ltall, Mason. Sun· There awaits you next Sunday in the Church of and material supporl "Pl. w lc 1 needs h(s moral prayer meeting, \Vcdnc~c!ay, 8 p. day school, 9 :·1~ n. m.; morning lar!y and read your BibJ~ndlo.,go to chur~h regLI• m.; choit· pracl icc, TIHII'srlay, S your choice the peace and assurance that genera , D a1 y. , wot·ship, 11 11. m.; Christ's Am· p. m.; Youth Fellowship, 7 p. m. . it.'l ' hassadors, G:30 p. m.; evcni ng tions have sought •.. the FAITH which unites Su11day Book Monday·••• ...... T>snJnn: Cha~ltr ewlllgclistlc service, 7:30 p. m. J.t~s I i" Congro~ltliuuni-Chl'is· Man and God. · 'rLlCiid,ty. '.l· ...... • ,Psalm~ lJg \Vednesdaf • • ...... • • Romanl'i • lJg l(obhins 1\lcUtodist., BL1111,m· linn, Hcv. S!Jnlllcl B. Wenger, · Th.Llr!id~y .• • ...... ,. 1 Corinthian '• a 1 road, Rev. FrmH'is C. Jolwnnidcs, ministc1·. Moming worship, 11 a. Frrday.,, ...... Philippia 111 . ! 111.; Sunday sclwul, 9:·15 a. m. Sn.tLlrdily ••• • .... ••·~. luke l pastor. Satunlay,. 2 p. n1., nomi· ...... , .Miitthew IZ nel ball team honored !hell· .Jayed fol' 24 hours. Page I Section .D lion on the question Monday, daughters at a banquet. The The grand jury at Mason hall Fire burned up 33~ chlct\ens girls elected Helen Lamont cap issued 3 lnclictments and otltel'S at Ellis J, Rider's Woodcrest tain of next year's team. Special . arc expected. Indictments have Decent People Rally farm. honors were accorded to the 3 been Issued against Gla?Jer, Must A clog lim(crgar Holt solei 46 head of cattle at . connection with legislative mat· ten porch. their disposal sale. 'l'he 46 head tcrs. them conferring special benefits to distillers and others en· One Ycur Agu After winnin'g over Jacllnd in 20 years Friday ami Saturday at Lans·ing. Tlw Rcgat•dless of personal differences ovet• the usc of li Mason cagers imocl\ed off East quor, decent people must fight off the present flock of spe Down by the Lansing in the semi-finals and cial interest bills before the legislature. If they don't, the too]{ Everett in the finals. liqUOl' interests will go on to gain and to wield new power. Harolcl Wart>, Winfield Fell, If decent people don't stand together to fight off the liquor Jack Davis, Ken S t r o u s e, lobbyists our young people may assume that we don't cure SYCAMORE George Whyte and Red Johnson about conditions. They'll have the right to assume that In renewing her subscription stomach and most of the inter played team baslwtball through decent people lack the courage of th~;ir convictions. last week Mrs. Murtha Wauvlc nal organs. What's left-body, out the tourney, Leslie won in reported t.ha l il was her 64th soul and britches-is food ex· Class C, defeating Williamston People who cm·e about decency in theit· home towns, renewal. She and all others who cepl for the thin shell covering. in the finals of the Ingham about decency in other people's communities, people who have . paid for their Ingham County league tournament at Because care about decency in the legislature, should no longer re County News in advance won't Aflcl' the shrimp feast I tool< ·Holt. But Leslie lost to Berrien main silent. They should speak up. They should tell their· need to worry about their in· in the district busl{etball tourna Springs in the first round of the state senator and their state representatives to vote against vestment for another 6 months ment <•t Stockbridge, ami I· regional. Haslett won the Lan We make a special effort to make bank any and every bill which weakens what little control there at least. A carload of newoprinl went back again to the finals sing Class C tournament. remains of the liquor tra!Iic. Lansing people might even from the Abitibi mill at the SntLirdny night. Stockbridge clitl Gerald Parsons was elected ing easy and convenient for women! Cnnadian Sault arrived ii1 1\'Ja. a good job with the tourna alderman in Mason's special tell their councilmen that they want no part of a city saloon ment. at the Civic Center. son last week and is stacl of Florida aware of the English boy's ac¢ident. . shrimp ·are now· red or brown. . ' Forty per· cent 'of a shrimp is in . .We're all proud of Eldred Yerks. AI Rice Chevrolet • • • • . • • -1 • its head, which .. contalnS.:heart, . ) . . Proceedings of Board of Supervisors ommcndcd for Michigan growing comlltlons, Enrllblue Is first to mature, iollowed by the other 1nriet!es In the order Jlstec\, Earll· ~Iuc fruit begins to ripen about Officials have plcltcd the dates July 1 in southwestern !lllchlgnn Chances for success In growlilg llluebenll~'i need R \'CJ'Y ami the other vaJ•ietlcs follow in for the 1958 Detroit junior llvc- bluebCJ'!'lcs depend on 3 concll nclll soli. 'l'he )IIJ h!vel should weeJ(ly Intervals, stocl~ show, 'fhls ycm· the exhl· tluns --soil acidity, variety and hll Jtbout •1 fli• G. It.'s best In , Blueberries reach maturity in bit/on, which annually clmws age ol' plnnt~ when trnnsn:nnted. g·et R soil test mad!•. 7 ·or 8 days. Usually they wlll 1ovm· 300 participants from slain for a eonlinuecl slron~,: lamb mar· BluDb~t~rles won't g1·ow and A higher water table is also produce cnotlgh. the fourth year ~1-H groups, is sclwduled for De- lwt for the first half of 1958, Jli'Qdllc~ just anywhere, desirable, Eighteen to 2•1 lnclws to just about brealt even on ex· Anyone considering from tHe g! Ullllll Slll'ln~e JS : pcnses, . ' 1 h ( t N M M' h M h 13 1958 blucborry plants should mah:c n good stanclnrcl to follow. Any berries the tlr~t year after ng ilffi oun y ews, iiSOn, IC . arc I careful study of his situation bn· Sanely snil with n 'Jot of m·ganlc planung si10Uilt IJJ picl. some advantage. A l'li]C of thumb or scveml varieties. But one Vil· 1 ln,.ham County Dairy Fa•·mers In judging appropriatci1ess of the ricty will pJ•uduce ~ntlsfactorily I ':ll Warning Given soil is to lool{ for the Pl'Cscncc of ami docs nol neetl unotlwr nearll>' wild high bush blueberries m· for <'l'oss po 1lin:tlion purposes, On Raw Milk wild spirea, Tlw southwestern portion of 1 Dairy .farmers producing milk Plants ought to be 2 >•r.ars old MichlgJll'iate l1cight developed in Miehigun. A lac on ligllter soils and will also humnn carriers of dysentery, ty Combines the Best. Features of 4 Improved Strains analysis of r~Olllllll'l'"ial f<'l'lilizt:r gourl mirl-scasun white oat, it is perfol'lll very wc!l on heavy soils Ip_lwid fever: ?iphtheria and infec of 100% Montana-Grown Alfalfa, for medium nne! espcdnlly sul'fil'iPnl exira ni· moderately resisl:ml to stem rust where white mold and Antllroc- liOLIS hepalltls. Power Portable S:tws - Electric Drills - Hardware trogcn for llle conditions of tile . rotations of 3 years or more, and Scploria. nose are not a problem. Nobody woulcl expose himself soil and crop. ·Tools - Soelwt Sets - Open End Wrench Sets - Etc. The c;aiT\' oat is· a laic mnllll'· Certified seed of I he Sanilac Iknowingly to any of these serious • Finer Quality, Higl1er Yielding Ha}' Vllrit•1it•s s:Jg·:;·Psktl hy thn inr:. tnll white oat developed in variety will he available for the diseases, but many families in Ilousehold Eqninment - Paint -" Toasters - EIPeLric Farm proven lo give more quality hay unil'eJ·.~ity sjll'dalists foJ' IIH.\'· Cnnada but ~hould he planter! 1!}~8 spring planting. Ingham county produce mill< for • Increased Winter-t!a•·cliness han~ rrnmty :ll'n; Clinton, early to get good results. Darley varieties for I !lis area 1 their own ·consumption and drink & Steam Irons - Coolnvare - Dinette Sets - Elcctri· Ct'lllg", Eaton, Gun·~· and ,Jal'l\· The .Tncl\snn oat is a medium for spring planting :~rc of 2 il raw. Bred from only winter hardy strains of Montana · ea:J ApJllianccs - ftlixmasters - Dishes - I•ortable grown alfalfa son. .mnluring, yellow ont of medium types--- tlw malting :md non-mall· None of these families !mow The Clintnn o:J1 is of Town ori- 1 straw !wight developer! in Michl· lng. Tllcrc i~ onl~' one non-malt· fur sure that their cow is not in· Sewing Machines - Luggage - Electric Heaters - • More Wilt-Resistance gin and fJUitc simil:tr to till' Clint· gan._ It is mcdillm resistant to ing barley recommender!, the fccted or that a carrier will not Specially formulnted to resist hnclerial wilt land, whic·h is a n11•dium early 1 lurlf~lllg, has good t;-st weight and Moore. 'l'llis is a G:rowed, smo?th· cont'ellow nat of nll'diu1n slmw n good oat lor Mwhlgan where a;vne.d, tall, medium-laic, h1gh- sure way is to pasteurize all the for Zr:ed ywlrllJlg bar!e~· developed IJJ• tho milk and mill< products. More pure-live sceds ... quicker recovery nftcr culti11g ------Pari)' planting is possible to avoid TEI~~lS :-Cush Free Pri~~:cs to All! leaf l'llsl. vV!scon~in. agri~:•l ~ lll_'a.l. . e~peri· The mcthoER FOR I'UBLIC.\TJON but these arc the ones which have vanet,v a1~d. holds 1ts heads well (~ ca'r~i:Cl ~ut there is no cool r., J:~r.s. than the Michclile variety and awned, malting-type baric;,', It home p~steur1zat1on or they ~1ay p,.,.,.,,t: liON. l:nJmJn· 1.. JJHAI\Ic, mntures more uniformly because has a high yield record, but hns a be obta11:cu. ~rom the !"'•ch~gan ,fudf.r(' nf r·l'fltmtt·. f 't ' · 1 t 1 ' 'I t , weak strmv and a t endanC\' to State lll)lVel s1ty cxtenston serv· 0 1 1 1 1 ln th·~ tllnttvt· 111' :11" J::'t:~!t• ,,r F'ln~ll s UJll'lg or HIS ) pe drop heads before harvest. \~'ind· icc or county agent. C. B. SMITH, Jr., Auctioneer Bement Feed & Supply 1.. Jl,\IJFIIJII>. :~lw l'W·:IJ I.ES'I'Ett H.\JJ. grflwlh. II has had a lower per 1-'0IW, lh•''"""'d. t'Cilt pil'l; than l\1iehcJitc in DVel'· rowing is· recommended. 207 N. Mason Phone OR 7-1421 NoliN~ In JIPJ't·h~· t;:,i 1', 'l'hn1 1111! JH~- 1 1 t ( For those who mny be planting As dairy herd size is incr_eascrt, jjH"" ol' ~~·~"' 1•:. 1~ .. :r,,.,•. ~~''''"Ia! :<~1- S il C CS S. barley on muck, the Mars is the dairymen should consider a com· mini:·ti'HI!lJ' nnd 1'~1'1'111111 ul :-aid ... :;talt•, Jt is resistant to Anlhroenosc 1'1'1\Y'IIH fn1· thP :dim'·''~',, •. 1 hi~ /\•tal nnd is clan1agcd less by \Vhitc only barley recommended. bination dried hay and silage lll'I''L\11.\, Hrtcl fot· th" :• · i"rtlll!'!i! :n•.J di~ll'ihutirll) of th .. p·~idtu~ IIi :;nid rnold than js the :Miehclite variet:,r. ·--=;;;;-.iiij~;o!i;IT __ : feeding program. All I he hay i•Htatr•, will"'' h••:tt·d or• hl:tt·•· 1t :!".!\I.·,,:, IlL is similar to the .Miehelitc 111 needed for a larger herd cannot nt. nin" fui'I~··Ji\'tt in lht• fttL't'IL"nn, :11 • . • 1 be handled in the typical drying tlw l'l'i!l,·•tl·· (lti'n•· nt :!tts 1llllli:;te1• .rPslslnnce to cmnmon rnnsate anc Jluiltlin~·:, L:tu:-~iuJ.:·. Mi•·llig:~tl, lmc:terial bli~hl. system, rt , .. n, .. t ...... 1 .,.,,.,, .,.,,j.,,, ,,,,.,., .... 1 In perfnrn1Hfl{~C tl'inls over the J,.:'i\'l'll h~· pltlilkttliotl uf n f'llJlY h••l'f•of · 11 1 fut· thn.ot• Wl'L'!.s t•tnt~l·t·uth···ly Pt't•\'i\>us ~tate. the Sanilne has out-y1c ( Pr ln :;tdd •hv ''" h•·:lt'illi', iu :ht• Jn~~h:tm the :\Iithclitr hcnn, especially on ('uuntv N•"'·:l, :tntl th:11 tl\f' PL'lltinnt•!' ] • DR'. C. J. Hubbard t'll\11'(' .:t t'O]I\' or tlti" noti1'1 111 If,. :;,.,·~···d 1he JlighCl' 0Cil110!1S, ltTLnr• .. at·h t.nnl\'11 .,·•rty in in,,. .. p., 111 In 1!157 the Snnllnc gave greatp VETERINARIAN hiH laht lmuwn nddn•:~:; as l't'tillit'•·•l hy ('J' j'iC~d }'0.!-\I)OnSC to aclf!i1iona} nip law, 608 S. Lansing Street 1:o1m1:T 1.. 1'1!.\1\J~. t1·ogcn pr.1· acre rcsultecl in an in· A Tt'IH' ('tip)': ,J,d,,. "r l'•·ur.""' ercasc of 2.G bushels per ncrc for Phone OR 7-8201 Mildr•·tl !.. Fluw .. t· sell at public auction at the one south Onondaga Jlcputy lle;!i:-tl'r nf P1'tlim1t· II\\':~ WP will f:ll'ln, mile of I on Onondaga road, on f'\Pfll"P FOP PUf'\1.1.f:ATIOl\l AI'I'OINTMENT OF ADMINISTHATOR ~·:~·G.El:-J\Jiril 2. Hl!'iH !'lint.• nf M!l'hi~~lltl. 'l'ht• l'l'olmll! Colll'l for tl11• Ctlllllly of l11~·.h:tm • .. \t a M'n:,inu of ~:tid .Ct~UI'l, lwltl nt , tht• Jlroh:tlt! Oil'it'l! i11 llu• ('j(y of ~11t~:qn, I ill ~aitl Cu\llll)', on thl' I lith t!:ty of F,,J,.' 1'11111'~·' 1\' I l, 1~I :iS, l'''"~'·tlt: liON. HOHI·:!t'J' L. JJIL\1\C, Saturday, March 15 J•H!,n• nl' f't•olrHit•. Play it ln tht• Mnttl'l' M the Jo:;,talt• of JlAZEL Conmwncin~ at one o'clocl<, sh:U'JI, the l'ollowin).l' d:!SCI'ibe!l lii'OJH'rty: M. :\hCiEI~. !lt•('I'IL~I·d. I HniH'I'L H. J\.h·C··t· lun·in~~ ril~>d in s:tid I l'otJrt his pclitio11 pr:t~·iu~ thai tht• :11l- ~ JllilliM!I'ati~on of ~aitl t•~;!P 1 1' I1P P'l'UIII1•d I to ,J:il'l.; ll. II•Jt'll, of tlw l'ily uf l.amdnJ-~ Faran Machinery Ul' Slllllt· 22 lo ut hl•J' ~IIi I u),J.. jit..!l'rillll: Snmrt! Hogs 22 J!, i:; Ol'dl·t·~d. '!'hat lht• :2nd tiay ul' Foi'(I-Ferguson 'l'ractor \".'ith hydraulic lil't and pulh~~~ J\pl'il, .\. ]I, 1 \1;,;'\, at IWtJ·tllit'\Y u'c•ltwh. :i Hampshire Gilts, due l\hty 1 in the aflt·riHWIL, :1L tht• l'nlh;~tt· Otl i•·•• ~linnca[lolis-1\foline J~ ~l'ractor with 2-I'OW cultivator at :!liS llnlli~i••r I:Ltild:rw. l.ansi11g-, Ford l\IountPd l'low, 2-bottom H-inch 2 Ilampshirr~ Gilts, rhw mirhlle uf Ma~· Miehi!!llll, be nn,J i:-~ l:••rt·h~· Hj')ltdntt•tl 3 Yorlishil'!! Gilts, open, XO lOU lhs Jo1· lwHriiiJ,: :;nitl Jn!l it ion; Ford 1\lounted Cultivatoi', 2-•·ow to It i~ FurtlH•J' Onlt•n•d, Tlwt pul,]i(· nn- Ford Buz:r. llig with 28-inch saw . llampshil't~ noar, U! lliOllths olll 1it·t• tlu•rt•!Jf Ill' :~i\'t•fl hy puhlkation nf :1 l'OPY o( thic; lll'tit•t', ·f11;' tht'l ,, 'il\t'L't"i:lh't• Oliver Raydex Plow, 2-bottom H-inel1, on •·ubhPI' J.l Shoats, 170-li.J a vcmge Wt•t•J.:"' ]11'•'\'icnL~ to ~Hid tl:l~ of l11•arin~·. in tfll' Jngh!L!\1 {'tiii!I\Y, :1 11('\\':-;jiHiit'l' Jll'illt .. Ferguson Disc, R It. Co-Op Corn Piclwr L'tl nu.J c·iz·ndatc•tl i11 ,.,;Lid t'l!l•nty. International ri-l't. Comhitw with auxiliat·~· motu1· HOHCI~T L. PJ:,\ IU·~ . 1 .Tud:"! of l'l'uhatt! Superior Fertili:r.cr Grain Drill Furniture John Dr~ere Side Ralie · I>:wr•nport and Chair J>imto International 5-ft. l\lower Lihrat'V 'fable ·Papec Silo Filler, 40 ft. of pipe 2 Silh·hont·ds Hining' J:oom Table Odd Chail·s anti LantJIS D:.wid-Bradley One-man Chain Saw Phonogmph and Hr•cords 3-section Dmg 2-sect.ion Hrag Automatic Ikcord· I>layr:t• ~litmealtolis-!Holine 4-wheel l\lanure Spreader ChuJ·n, Dishes, Cans Farm Wagon and Raclt, rubbr~r til·cd C!muttity of Small Articles Farm Wagon and I~acl;;, steel wheels 2-whccl Trailer, 8-ft. box John I>eerc Riding Plow ~lcchanical Trucl\ Hoist . Hay ~-ft. Worl• Bench, steel top 200 Bah:s Clowr llay DOES YOUR Tool Stand on wheels Electric l\lotor, ~i hJI 100 Bales All'all'a Hay New Electric Fence Chargt~r WATER 3-way Electric 1\lotor, 240 volt SOFTENER Turner Buzz Saw, mounted Note: This teen-ager knows that there's no substitute for sys- Portable Air Tanl\ Car Scooter NEED tematic saving to turn the rosiest dreams into glorious.. · ::· 1950 Oldsmobile Se~lan, llydl':lmatic All goods will be sold. They may be iiiSJICcted prior HELP? realities. You can play it smart in the same wfly a+.!l:il!J! Jit'i.i ;!1.: 2 Bicycles 5 l\:lctal Cow Stanchions, used to sale. thesameplace... · ..... ,, 1 •• ,,, Terms: Cash. All goods to be settled for day of sale before removal Not responsible for accidents ., We make it possible to enjoy your new car more with I financing you can afford. The amount you save will start. a I NEED REPAIR.? nice savings account. &pert repair seniti• all makes. Mrs. Catherine Southwi(k-AI Hector, Props. 1NI!ED SALT? DII!Yery service of prop~r 11ft llr JIIUI lllflell& Wayne G. Feighner · Auctioneer RUSS HUNTINGTON Clerk . CALL CULLIGAN THE FARMERS BANK Mt~son, Michigt~n .OR 7·2311 _ "FROSTY" F'IERCE, Onondaga Assistant Auctioneer 'AFTER MONTH'S DELAY . 'Younr.r · Mlchlgnn rnm.1crs, win· Thn .1~iclg~s, leaders ln ·Michl~· ·Staff!'s .'Best Y~ung. ·Farmer Mrs o:r their rcspcwllve ·Jocal out: gan·agr·Jculturc, nrc Mllnn Grin. slnnrllnr. J'armer program, were nell, cdltoJ• of the Michigan Will Get·La'urels ·s·aturday judged upolt progress made In Farmer; 'Frank Gendron, dairy crop fll'l\cllcc.<;, yield lmpmve· nxtenolnn spcclnllot from MSU; Is Set for Wedllesday Who judges believe is Michl· Breakey nntl Loren Spink, The men!, soil fort lilly Improvement, Bohn l~. Musgrove, district exten· · gun's best young farm.er will gain Ingham winners were selected by r!onscrvallon, progr·css mmle In stem supervl~or of agl'icullurc; . ·Ingham dairymen will mal;e road, Mason, the flrst place east hy ehureh women, 'l'hel'e will type barn on this· J'arm. He has theh· annual tour Wednesdny, ol' College road on south sic]!:, hanoi'S at Aclrlan Saturday. members of Lansing, Willlnms· livestock nntl livr.stocl< pmct Ices: anrl Dean Allen, assistnnt stnte !Jo a short: discussion Jllll'iud _.. one large bunker sllo nne! one up· lfl. Originally scheduled This farm now has 30 mllldng Three young Jnrmet·s from ton and Mason JJ', Chamllcr· of conlr·l bu !Ions made 1n farming HI club lender. · afte1· lunch, · right silo. Efficiency of PI'Odttc· !for F.ebruary 19, It was postponed cows anrl plans lo go to 50 cows Ingham county ·will vie for the Commerce. Loren ,J. Spin I< Is nnrl community, lnvr$11llcnt in· The Adrian .Jaycees have nr· wlum temperatures dropped be· by summer. These are registered The third slop wHJ ile at 2:00 lion and Jow·cost progrnm Is be· state honor along with more than Inglmm's entrnnl. In the compctl· crease, Janel acreage owned llllcl ranger! a program uf events pre· low zero, cows and part of tl~e Income will at the Bob Byrum farni on Covert lng emphasized on the Byrum are Loren .Everett, W i Ill am tlon, The award will lle mucic at rented, in livestock vnluc, build· cccling the banquet wliivh will In· farm, a hundred· others ·from almost a banquet ln Adrian Suiurday First slop of the tom· will be be from seiHng purebred cnflle. routil Lotts have a lms a Jow.cost parlor ancl storage lowarcls a 40·cow herd. he made at the Coc gmens and nt the Bnpf.lsf; dnu·oh in Aure· ns well as the parlor He has are~. The Covert herd is one of the A Jot of them might he tapphig Mississippi. lll•u•u!l.;"'neer .Bill Phelps farm 011 Columbia !ius Cent.er• fm· lunch. stJr•ved addecl 11 new large loafmg (Jo]e. the tree the wrong way, accord· .ollili.IJ'- rao:.v few 500.Jb herds In the county. lng to foresters nl Michigan S tate 'foustmnsr:er for· fhe tWtl· FOR TOP DOLLAR CALL 1 It at the County Sprlng Achieve univer~ity. . ning will lm 'cx JIIJu•lin, Mason OR 6-5682 Eaton Rapids 9821 ment. W-est Locke Club trees'J'~ya~~e~p~n~o~yfuMe that have reached a eli· •.~:~:':m:"~~=e~c=J~~:~:lf~•:n:~:A:~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=; .lust behind Hre second place Farmers. . . Will Learn Facts ameter of 10 to 12 Jnches, 1 exhibit was Tomlinson club of Only. one huclwt should be used Has Best Display Mason with a Jlfeslr.e ll, Ingham shown by thr. Happy IHsllers township hall, l~riday, March 21 good sized root: because the sap . county '1-IJ cluJ, arcnt. club of Slocill in Vanneter mn!rlwnd, Farmers of Leslie in the Lc~lir./ ville. Onond•ga LA B·3212 saying "We S:~Jute Uu1· Parents l'icull urc cln~:w. fm· This 1 f:•rit:~~.:r~." ~·liss Vi1·gii I1"(Jua Gepr· 1 M;·s. Gr•orge I\lrl\land and I tlnughft•i'S WCI'i' St!IHiay al'lcl'llnCJn: and l!vr.ning r:allr.r CJf Mr. and/·' Mrs; \Vaync Gccr and family. cf Happy f·lusllt;r 4-I-I sewing club [ !~entify the Oc~~p~nt ·this IF~rrm meLSnturday moming with Carol.! Anne ancl Palricin Gccr· .. emd Win Valuable Prizes Tile following pupils of the j Reeve school l'cceivcd l 00 in spell WIN:2.SUBSCRIPTIONS! Yes, if yt.Ju are the FIFTH PERSON to correctly iden ing "rltu•ing 1he G·wcells, marl H.0.VEi e chandislng and display technl· ary to be published in lhe United:. DISENGAGED qLtcs, the forum· rlealt. with· i1ew States since before 1goo. · .~ Ily CARJ, COLUN Iquite a record for only 13'/.• of the this fail may be below last year Carl Gauss, mi.Jl man of Be· developments ln Jlvestocl\ feed- The bool\ will conlalri between:·~ · .I U. S. population. It might be with a slightly larger supply." ing. Specialists from Allied Mills 30 and 33 thousand entries cover-'•'· ment Feed. and Supply· Service, eclltcatlonal service division, con- ing areas of ugl'lculturc and;' Ji'arm exports to the Orient quite· indicative, too, of the strain Mason, was one ·of 40 Wayne .feed ·all Weights of barrows nn::l ~ilt:; have increased greatly In recent on our economic system when dealers to· receive a pluque In dueled the sessions, \vill'· run around 1,200 pages. ":' years, But Western Europe Is farm ilLiylng power is down as It going to market are decrensin!~ a ·recognition of completion of the A. banquet ~va~ another. high· 'Compiling editors have com-;. stili the greatest outlet for our has been for tiw last few years. little nnw, This Indicates 2 thing~. company's advanced retail· sales light of the atfah · Plnqtte~. were blncd a strict dictionary nne! an· fnrm products. according to mm·Jwt people. Tlw ~1 awarded at the close of 1hc lor- encyclopedic approacll, Words; danger has passed of big rleluyed forum March 3 and 4. The ses· A large Jlfc lnsur·ance company s!ons were at the Van Orman um. and phrases used in agriculture: "'·:· Westarn Europe. which ,ln- reports that only 17'/c of tl1e nn· marketings of 1957 spring [ligs at &.005£ are .defined nitd thalr Implications: heavy weight·s, Also marketings hole! at Ft. Wayne, Indiana: cludas 17 cmu~tr~es ancl cont~Ins tJon's agricultural collegc graclu CLOTHINc:l · for agriculture nrc included. De.t.·• ''1 ailout 300 rnillton people, is high- ates I'eturn to the farm upon of l!J~7 fail pigs has· begun to Dea!cr·s attended their first ses IS DANGEROUS! MSU Publishes scriplions avemge around 30' ·- ' Jy inclustrializecl and cannot rnlsa completion of I hell· school Dl' mill show. · sion last October. To be , eligible words. · enough foocl foi' lis own neocls. tnry service. About 30~{. of the for the advanced session, a dealer Tl1cre's growing belief thn 1: Ag Dictionary Michigan State university Pl'esl( Total agricultural imports into yemly graduntes ,ioin i11du~t:rial Secretary Brnson wil) not cut had to have completed at least is publishing the dictionni·y. tho~c countries nmounts to about nml commerdnlllrms at vood sal- A new agriculmral dictionary $12 billion annually. These farm aries. · dairy prices tile· extent he lndl· ona merchantlis!ng project since developed by more than 50 agl'i· products come from mnny parts cutcd in December._ the beginning session. cultural authorities nt Michigan Eighty-five thousand farm fnm· Dealers attending were selected of the world. However, the U. S, About 5'l of the gmds r;o into The CCC reported last weelt State university is expected lo be Illes in Michigan received n por Js tJw ma:lor sour·eo, 'rhcy amount: farming later after th2y have thnt its investment In farm sur off tha press· Saptemher 1. l.ion of their Income Irom eggs' to $2 billion a ycm·. saved enough mmwy from otlwr According to Dr. John Wll- last year. ' pluses declined 1~'/. during rne COUNTRY & TOWN jobs, Of the rcnwinuer of the 12-month period ending January The Unilcr! King1lom is the Jar. graduatas who rlon't lal\e ,iobs in 31. The amount on this date waH gest single importer of. farm com industry about 18',)· go into go\'· about $7.2 billion. Ingham County News, Mason, Mich. March 13, 1958 modities, tnldng moi'C llw11 10',1, ernmrmt· agricultural service, l:i'/. of all European impm·ts, Tl1e ]JCO· into teaching, 19'l info gracluate Vegetable production in Texas Hit-run dog wants to go ho111e ple of Ihe U. K. t\CIJCnd on food study and a\Joti! G'l misccllan has been tali ll'lls alwn\: $1·1 hillion. USJM r•stimahHl turers :issociation hns ll1is to [;fly high sehool, on Monday, March prosperous. he will not: bile you. This is the ' '},, There's a certain satisfaction in tag.c;ing st'l'Pnd yt~u~·s u.~·o f.haf; tlil'l~!·1· nhout tile 0\ll·look for Jll'lC'CS: - r' I I t . principal difference between a dog and a ll,l( C0\111 ly 11:111 iltdil'l'l'lly lll-\Tii'HIIIIl'l~ Him y eX ens1on SC'r'J· along with a man like Captain VersiJe Bab- man. 207 N. ~~a~on Phone OR 7-1421 ltr'l'll'l!llb; 1'111' UVI'J' lllW·(h\i'd & 1 th1• Inial U, R. Blllplo;vnwnt. to ''Swing~gSc higher, fall~oos egg will~pric~s 3c J ricullurr.,i~ Michi~n Central ~~MmMt~a~ Michigan Lanrl- phases of home grounds impt·ove- 1 --~------~------~ to 5c lower t11an in IIIC same scape and Nul'scry association, ment. Tiep, flaroi1l Cooley of file perinrl li!st year. Summer hrnilci· local gard·en clu.hs and garden Last yenr the .program was hell! lwusr! 11p;ricu\tu!·r committee says priecs prohah!y will llr rlnwn 2c supply stores Will sponsor the at: the Dell1i township haiL total fnnn pm· There will be exhibits, dcomon- "Veto" comes from the Lnlin I mIfaving sold my farm, I will sell my personal tJrOJI!lrty at tmblic au~tion at the l'~rn'l, Jocat~~d !1 milt\S nOI'th ol' Dt~Xblr on Dtlxter-Pinclmey roacl,to North Territorial road, WPst 11 1111lt•s or 1 Y:! nulrs east of No•·th Lalw nr 7 V:! miles northtlast of Chelsea on Tel'l'itorial road. .
Due to poor health, I will sell the following furm mael1incry and other eqnitmwnt at public at!ction at the !'arm located ·2 ~-:! milt•s ~wuth of Webhc'r·vtlk on I%11 I'oad to F!'Ost road, eul>t to s(~:U'Is •·oad, 1 Y:! miles south on 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 8r•:ll'ls, m· a half mile north of Holl'eii-Mason I'O:td on St~al'ls road. Saturday, March 15 1:00. P. M. 1:00 P. M. Phone Phone Tuesday, March 18 Mason Price Brothers Stockbridge OR 6-5754 Auctioneers UL 1-3342 Phone Price Brothers Phone Mason Sto(kbridge Cattle Farm Machine1·y OR 6-5754 Auctioneers UL 1-3342 Brown Swiss Cow, 3 years old, t'•·esh 3 weel•s 1947 ,John Deere G Tractor, poweJ1,J'OI, rollmnatie Uolstein Cow, 8 years old, bred October 20 Urown Swiss Cow, 6 years oltl, milliing, otien John Deere 2 14-inch Plow on ruiJber IJolstciJt Co\v, 3 years old, fresh 4 wccl1s 1955 ,John Deere 40-ft. Elevator Hrown Swiss Cow, B yea1·s old, milld and us "B101 hm B1 yan ' lie p1 t!~ eel with people whe1 eve1 he nny ftnl he1 f,wts deemed ncces found them m homes, hospitals, JUils and even on busy s,l ry or des! 1 1b1e by I he cou1 t A Sldew,llks bn th cet tlfJCJte must ,JJso be filed He wt1s not c1 g1 c.1t pteachci, but he was a g1eat soul He was eve1 yone's pas tot ,1Jlcl fuencl Evet yonc p<~sstng 1111 ough BH mmghc~m sees Vulct~n He 1s bw 1mp1 css1ve and st,mds atop t1 mountmn But only those who look closelJ sci' the st.ttuc of 'B10the1 B1yan' on Jus lmecs But he Is much nem et the hem t of the c1ty. l'RA \II~
MSU Develops New Method CO til ( For Speeding Water Checks At lh1s poml the JLIBusiness Service Directory Foods Auctioneer Nursing Refrigeration Beebe's West Side Glenn Casey Home Auctioneer "Your Friendly Nalgh~orhood Grocery" Williamston Michigan The E. R Lilly Open Evt!nlngs and Sundays Phone Collect 559 J or 9 W Nursmg Home Texaco Gas-011 C:orner of State and P nl<-M 1son Lawrence Schnepp Cedar Ph OR 7 4151 Pho11e OR 6 5552 Phone E lion ll11pids We Gtvc Gold Stamps Livestock • Fme Home Coolmd Meals 3771 or 4 ".:114 • Licensed Practical Nurse • Fifteen Yea1s of Expenencc 'We Barbecue ln the Store' Trucking Information and References CiiArl(y CiJVf>ll Flowers George's Market Livestock COMPLEJ'E FI ORAL ARRANGEMENTS 'I IWCKING AND BUYING Hauling Wcddmgs on orders of $5 00 or ALL IGNDS OF LIVES 1OCK more Fune1 als Pn1t1es ALL ANIMALS INSUHED Delivery Sc1 vJcl! Jefferson Semi Trucl< Scnke now Av,ulabll '>ee us for your registered 1-Iamp Rubb1sh Haul1ng ,hue breeding stock 1he best .1 meat type hogs Olll J, tics Ale LO\V 1 Clements Flower Shop I Ius Is Olll Business i'IR2 Wdnut Ph OX 41791 Bim Franklin Rcgulu Sc!'VIce Hnlt WceJ,Jy, Muntilly J:tc Well Drilling Licensed Dealer, Mason Phone OH 7 R911 ilOIJ S Hn USE SEHVICI Phone M.tson OH 7 3UJ.l Personal Well Drilling Livestock Truckmg Cha1lotte - Monday 3· ami 4·lndt for fn1 m Ullll home, B ttlle Creek - Wednesdo~y Hardware 6· tu 10 uwh fur nlr co111htioulng Also gene1 a! local truckmg and lrugutlon. m.ECTRIC Charles Cooley Hardware WATJ R SYSTL~IS Modern Dry Cleanen To fit ~ llUr 1weds Sold nml lnstulled DuPont Paint Evuu uc!e Motors Automotive Glass Roy C. Hart Glazmg Warfle Tadoring Shop SAVE on AUTO PARTS Tools Mens and Women s 1328 S ,Jefferson Radios at Ctlstom l\1 Hie Clo1hes Phone OR 7·2231 All 'I ypcs of Altcratwns Bud's Auto Parts Perkins Hardware ELZINA NORRIS 330 '- S Jefferson OH 7 3031 \Jason S. W. Hart "Central MJChlgl!:- 11 I.argest Over Chesley s Drug Store (at south city limits) Dealer In Late Model Salvage'' Phone OX 9 21M 1334 S. Jefferson South of Holt • 2 Milea • Nortl Phone OU 7 0131 of MatnJl! CLOSE-OUT! Tank Cleaner Home Service Septic Tank Trouble? Kean's 5-10c-$1 Store 1958 Calendar We spec1ahze In cleanmg llep Kirsh Rods Installed tic tanks and lines also the In stallatwn of roew tanks and dram Venetian Blinds fields Paper Plastic and Cloth Desk Pads ALL worl< guaranteed Window Shorfos Phone OR 7 "-'91 EATON COUNTY Complete Set of Pad and Metal Base Septic Tank Service !106 Robbms Road Prescriptions .Phone Lansmg IV 21079 30wtJ 'Prescriptions Are Our $1.15 Specialty" SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED concrete septic tanks for Hitchens Francis Sloan Drug Store The Ingham County News