Ingham County Fair Will Start Monday for Crowded Week

nuss McBfiiDE IIF.ATS TilE 1·/Et.T It's 'Winter Time in Brazil Whllr! Ingham people were to !he prorltwtlnn of SMA hahy Thelngha m Count trying to llnrl ways to i1roop ronol fond. Ills dedlenllon !:1 paying 1 1 '~ lfltit wcPII HLtssell MeBrlrl(! was off. Prurltwtlnn of SMA " Brazil Nr'nely·S1'xth Year, No. 32 M M' I' Tl d A II 1955 4 S just ns hw;y trying to I~elr>p warm. llas douhlcrl 1111 d quality str•nrl· ason, IC 11gan, mrs ay, ugusl , eclions - 26 Paues I!£l II'IIH In Brazil, In t lle midst ard.'l have now real'ill'rl the stand· ------·.;...------;---:-"'"------:-...;...--1 ------..:_- of a eolrl w11ve whkh sent llw ill'fl at the Mnsr111 plant, n plw· men:ur.\' down helnw frem:lnJ.t, nomennn which !1. S. llllhy fonrl 'l'lw merc:ur.v ll!'lttally dipped mnnufncltii'Prs said mlgl1l never below zero, httl Brnzill11ns use n hnppen. County Studies I ccntlgl'llrll! sl'aie. Zero on a It was 1\'h'Brlrle's fourth trip Ingham County Fair ccntlgrndr. t hermometr.r is just to Brn;:il, In lite plant In Cruzerio freezing on Fnhrenlu•it, hut tlwl's nnrl \llf! offir•f!s In Sno Paulo. lie Meridian Plan I !'old PnrHtJ.th In unh(•.ttr>rl httllrl· was thmP wlwn tlw plnnt w11s lngs, anrl IIHII'H the Wll,V most being hull! nnrl the mlllt lnrlusll'Y Bru~ltlan htlsinPss hullrllngs Ill'(', WILH iaundH•rl In rropl;wr• !'offee For Sewage Aid McBrlrle didn't go to Brazil tn ('llitlll(~ on lands too long dr!votrYI Will Start Monday Mcrnhers of 3 eommlttces nf beat the ill'al, nn1· did Ill' mturn to tit!• lwrry. lie W.ts !IH•n• to get rmorltir·tion startrori In tite ~-:Irollm· thn hoard or supervisors are ) to gPI Warm, lie's lllloWn IIH II rlcdkaled man with Wyctl1 Lah· lng nPw plant. 1le W('\ll hnf'il 10 studying a request thut the coun· or·ator!Ps IIH'OJ'fHII'fliPd, rl(!dlr•atl'rl WPCits agn to ltrolp with qttlllity ty srwnsnr a scwnge dlspnsal enntrol. [[(' l'Pttll'nrorl r•ven more plant In Mcrirllnn township. ent ltuslnsllt• tItan lwfnrP. Supervisor Bcrnnrrl Ward nf For Crowded Week l'nwd(•rerl Jmllv fonrl, along Mcrlriian dropped the request In with pnwrh•n•d mtllt prmtU('Prl hy lite lnp of the county honrrl Tues· Exhibi1s !'or Inghnm's 1955 county fair at. Muson m·p fll­ Kessler Waits N("itlf'!l 11nd ntlwr ('rtmpnnies in tiny, Slt,Ving that r:ounty spnnsor· t•eady being placed. The fait· will open Monday lo run G llrnzil, ltm; hr•(•Jt r>llgPrly ltr·r·Ppterl ship sf!r!ms to he tlw only wny out Jays nnd nights. For Answer on by till' rwnjoh•. 'l'ilroy llaVP Inn~-: for the township. lwt'll llf'<'ttstnmrorl In hoiling all Studying the pi'Oposnl llt'e Exhibit space is already at a pt•emiurn, t•cported SP<'I'c­ milk, and mill\ pnwrl(•r J,tives llwm healt It, elm ins and the ways and lnt•y Hm·t·y Spcnny. Automobile and fat·m implement deul­ Home Building 11 hr·l !Pr t ns11nr~ prorlttf't than rnf!ans commit tees. et•s have contt·acted exhibit space l'nt· beyond that tnltt•n In hoiiPrl mill\ for lni>IP usc or for Tl1e state water resource8 com· KPs:,IPI' ( 'nnst l'IH'Iion ('n. nf t•ecenl yeat·s, Spenny t•epot·tcd. All commel'cial spaet• in 1ho llolt will gPt lliro dty ('lllllll'il's hntq.;Pntlna, Mdlnrle n•· scw11gc nnrl septic tanl< effluent hnusr•s In Mnson. IWXI ,VPill'. A 4-H exhibits are ulso 1axing wr>r.l< nr~o tiu• llolt cotnpiliW 1111· JHH'IPrl, hut nntir·ronllly, Ownrrs of In Rr•d Cedar river by June I. JHIIII\I'f!ri Its lntronlion lo r!Pvl'lop hltr·troJHins aw IPnl'lling tiwt llr.lt('!' 10:>4. racilitics, Spenny stated. 2 Schools Vote Snyr!Pr's suhrlivloilln nn tlir! wrst brroPrling along with hl'IIPI' Pare Mer·irllnn reslrlents usc county 'l'hursllay rof this wee!< Is tlw sirl!' of town if IIH• f'it\' wo11irl nf hPrrls ,l'iPirl:; IJPitr!r rPturns, IH• drains for sewers. BcC'uusc the rl!•adllne for entry of open elas3 ngrPP to Install r·r•rlltill Improve• ~ald. (•ounty anrl not the township or exhibits. By F'riclay fair officials To Join Mason, mcnts. Wyeth lllll'rnatiotlltl !111~ :J Sl'fl sewage dbtrlcts owns the drains, will !build 11 hind< top 1n;Jd in tit I' s11h tlwrP. f'tiiZPI'in, wlwn• SMA is arldcri, and therefore can not af· • her ncar!> 30, dillry, 40; hog~. Mason and votes are sl'IH'duled division. J{psslror ar~n·Pd to huilrl m;triP, Is I 110 milros 11wn~·. fnrd to install a nf!W sewer sys· :19; anrl hot·ses, a rlwinrlllng 10. In 2 others. tlw ('ttl'h and >!lttlr!l' 1111<1 sirhwall< Mtll'h o[ the cquipmPnt In till! lr.m and huilcl a disposal plant, However, many of the 4-1-! horses amt inslail WIJ!Pr nnrl sr•wror S"rV· Cnt;:r•rin p\11nt Is of stainless too. will he entered In open cinss com· By a vote of 2fi·1 Mnnrlll,\' ni({ll: ices unriPI' IIH• prr.sPnl stthrllvl· :,tpr•l, Mf'!lridro said, and tlw in· As explained hy Supervisor petition, according to M. H. the Weill> district rledrlrorl t11 jnin srnn · ilrrilll~ltce r~twt!'· systPill, lr.rior of til!' hllilrlln~-: itM•If is of Ward, the plan calls for a bond Aver·y, county agricuituml agent. Mason. At Wallcrs Monrill.\' ntgltl whitro t tiP with tPrri!Z7.0 rtonrs. issue of $500,000 against the erect· the vnte tn nnnex to Milson \\'fl~ Morris sdirl · The 4-H program has also been CouncilnH'II HPrnnnl ('1\ri,V 11nrl nrazilinn (•r•nnomy Is hnsr.d nn it of the county with the town· 29·8. <'off!'P, M•·l1rirJ(• snirl. lin was in ship paying buck the money from expanded this year, Avery said. Robert l'liilllp~ \WII' sr•lif'flllicrl In Votes on annex;rtion an• sf'!Jr>rl· Hrni'.il 2 yPars ilgo when frcr.zlnr, water and sewer rental revenue. More youngsters than ever hr!fore attend tlw Thtll'~rin~' nir:ht mrPt · uteri at Grelton in Aurrlill'' lhi; did (•ausro rlamiiJ.:P, 11llliough !I The Initial installation would will be at the fair shnwlng live· lng, hill rlirln't. MorTis s;drl ltr• stock, crop and craft exhibits. Thursday night, at Nkhnls In net· hnpPs ann! ltPt' •·nmmi II r.r• 1111'PI i ng Wits f11r from IJPing as extensive sr.rve a district of about 4 square hi next Thursday night. Augu~t as was rPpr,rlcd, lif' said. The miles, the supervisor said. Commercial exhibitors have 18, and Harper In Aurr•llus Turs­ !'lin ill' lll'l'llllgr•rl hrfm (' t lw l'f'J.:ll· jumped to 50 and more are sign· lar ('Ollnf'il 1111'Piing Mnnr\ny frr•f'Zf' las! month (•it hrr didn't rio Boundaries would be East Lnn· rlay, Augus1 23. itS mtlf'i1 !lillnilg!' ;1s tlw previous sing anrl Michigan State on the ing up fol' space every di!y, In all ~ inslarwes r('(Jtlr.sls wc>J'" nlgl1t. nnr. l1ro roxplilinf'ri, or llw carr.v· west, Saginaw street on the Spcnny said. Some exhibitors will Kr~slpr· will gr•t his . flltHWPI' filed for amwxatlon anrl t!U' ~In· nwr of last ,VI'Itr·'s r•rnp will more north, Red Ccdat• river on the have to show their wares fmm Monday night on how fnr I tw dly n~-:t ('('ri smaller tents outside of the main son board of educatinn tfl will gn ill rfpv('!nping tlw sl!hrli· than nffsf!l thr. Inss to frpezing. south and a half-mile cast of exhibition areas, he added. accept annexation if votrod. ThP. vision, aef'rlrrllm: to Morris. Until lasl wP.elt's fn•r.zc, McBride Parl1 Lalte road on the east. The requests were approvPrl hv 1h" Snyrll'r's nrlrlition is lr)('nler\ sairi, Braziliiln newspaper dis- disposal plant would be big Two of the best drawing em·ds county board of education a1111 pntdws fl•cquently mentlnnerl i1 enough to handle a second dis· WPst nf tltr Mnsnn hy·pllss rtnrl 1 at the fair will be the increnserl the state supeJ•intendent of puh· south of Cnlumhia stn•PI. Tllf' plnn tn burn 11 million 132·1h bags trlct made up pf Oltemos, Ottawa . display of farm equipment and lie instruction. of mffpe lo holslet· the marlwt. Hills and Indian Hills, Super· automobiles. land was 1n•cepl(!rl hy tlw city n,; In merger votes lilw M<~o.nn. a subdivision plat In \!J3!l. It was Brazilillll produr·crs profited visor Ward said. "This type of mer·chandise a p· little from the incr!'ilsect coffee ltmddenht Would l'llY Alalcdon township unit, Wilson then nwnr.rl hy Adam Snydrr, hLtt peals to most people and we're and Hawley a year ago, voting It's now nwned by his lwirs. Be· prices, Mr·Brirle said. Speculators The cost estimate Includes certainly liappy to have such fine in Brazil and the United States $240,000 for the disposal plant takes place in all dlstri<:ts to he ellltHI' the (Jiat was accPpterl by cooperation with these 2 groups merged. In annexation as w.1~ the clly prior In llw present suh· r'ilShcd io. Actunlly Brnzllian with another $260,000 for 2 sew· this yP.ar," Spenny said. cconnmy suffered because Vcne· age pumping stations for the first voted at Walters and W!'bh the division orrlilliii\Ce, It appears that zuelan and African coffee grow· district, Under the proposal the WOI~LD JAJ.UBORJm of Boy Scouts is Young Crt>yts is a junior at Eastern high Four nights of harness racing vote Is only in 1hc distrkl tu be the l'OUncil doesn't have to he are 'scheduled for the fair he· annexed. bound by the ordinance, Mi!yor ers incr;cascrl prorluctlon to· cap· township would add sewer rates destination of 2 lnghan] county Scouts school in Lansing, He holds a life t'ating in turf! part of the Brazilian market· .to- wa.ter.• .serv)ce~eharg)ng.. res!· this· week-;-·'· Dick Seibel'.t,, 15,'.-son of Mr. and Troop 6- ExploreL' .Scouts -aud has earned ginl]ing Monday night. The tir3t .In .all,cases, explained Supt. Alfrerl Porche stated: Suhdi vi· races stm;t at· 8. Amateur ads In the United States, McBride dents fl)Ore than enough to amort· Mrs. Howard Seibert of Mason· • and Donald about. '15 merit budges. Creyts was a Cub James H. Vander· Ven, wc;:ent sions aeceptcrl under the new by Ingham county youl}gsters rural buildings will be utilizrrl fot• stater!. . . . lze the bond .issue and, operation· ·Creyts 16, son of Mr7~md Mt:s. Donald S. Scout for a year, a regular Boy Scout 3 yeat·s ordinance must nlreariy have suit· and adults will be presented be· elementary pupils. At Walter~. able gravP.Icd rnaris. ':nul water Bul. McBnrle Is a mtllt man, a! costs. . , . Cr yts' o'f L I' g' I ft W d 'd . d h b , E I f ? At E t . not n roffcc man nor a politician, Franlt R. Theroux, township ~ • an.s 11 • e . e nes ay morm~g an a<; e~n an xp ore1· 01' ~. as ern fore and during the races each however, present plan~! call for and scwrr fndiities. he said. He is interl'sterl in hav- engineer, told supervisors plans for Gary: Ind1~na, where they wrll embmk he's active in club ot·ganizations and sport.s. ~ight. wreclting or moving the hulldln[i "We llliw~e to wear hrs topeoat In the ass:ssed for 30% of Meridian is 'active in Key club and Methodist Youth finance the trip for Seibert. (Ingham Coun~ deeo~ated tr~cycie parade for lit·~ state ASC committee on grain National Homes Inc. offtcc. dr·am construction. The c?unty Fellowship activities . . . ty Nev•s pl1oto.) . . .. tle folks 7 years and under a~e samplings. , "'!'his isn'l going to he il shnrlrly ------share is to cover road dramage .;.·..,__..;.....;...._ _ _.;.;_.;.'.;.·_..;.....;_.,...... :.;______.:..._...;...'__..::._ __..;... ______'--...;....,..... scheduled. · , Bids will be received up to Sep· devclnpmcnl if !he deal goes costs, Graham said. · · · · 'Girls will have a chance to get tember 1 on a bushel basis on through," 1\esslcr told lhc eoun· ail· they· want to eat In an ice cot:n. wheat; oats, soybc11m1, rye cllmen. "We'll want · blacktop Ingham Township ge~~:~r~~~~r t~~ ~~u~f;w:eus~f~ l)~froif Redwing. Manager Midway Gambling cream·eating contest and boys and barley: However, grnin samp· street~ and the othr.r rcfincmentR drain investment to Meridian and · wlll compete in a pie-eating con· lings available at the state office for the type of house~ we plan to let the township handle Its own Hails Visit.·ng ~=··remen test. are mostly corn, and most of that build." Begins Zoning, sewage problems. Stays Under· Bcin · Children will be admitted is cracl(ed. through the main gate free and Between August 15 and .Janu· By appointment of Probate i~'~f thef county assum1es respon· Visiting firemen at Mason volunteer· firemen from r:entral There will be no relaxation of Jurlge John McClellan, Ingham s r ty or sewage d sposal In Wednesday night heard Jaclt Michigan. Mnre than 100 were the midway gambling ban im· into the grandstand for 9 cents. ary 1. during the corn loan , . . Meridian," Supervisor Brown Adams, manager of the Detroit present. They were welcomed to Children who enter the parade period, an average of ahout 40 townships zonmg ~ommrttcc Is said, "other sections of the coun· posed at the county fair last year, Migrant Program Hocltey club and its Detroit Red· Mason by Mayor Alfred Forche. SheriiT Willanl P. Barnes de· will get free tickets to the grand· bushels of samplings a week made up of Scm·! Briggs and R~s- ty will make the same demands. stand, according to Strope, and must be removed from Ihe moig. coe Arnold of Dansville and Cltf· The county could not become so wings. President Harold Miller of clarcd Thursday. 1 The former hockey star and Marshall presided at the business Undet• Michigan statutes gam· midway rides will eost 9 cents for ture-testing laboratory in l.KJn· ford Allen and Charles E. Involved." children Tuesday afternoon. sing. The samplings must be fed Meeting Called of !he rural area of the township. Supervisor Ward suggested presently the renowned manager session and introduced Adams. bling is forbidden, the sheriff Archie Burgdoff of Maple Grove, Lightweight horses will pull in to iivestocl(. Chairman Milton Beebe nf llw At a recent meeting the town that a lease of county drains to of the Redwings told about the said, and the law which caused deveiopm!!nt of new stars ami secretary of the association, gave the han under Paul C. Younger contests beginning at 1:30 Thurs· Complete details on the re-· Mason migrant committee lws board received petitions asldng the township might be 'a good day afternoon and the heavy moval contract and birls 1l1ct'eon justified the trading of goalie a report and rnlled the roll. Fire· still exists even though Charles called a speeiai meeting for Mon· for zoning. The board presented solution. horses· wlli pull Friday afternoon are available at the state ASC of· day night at 7::30 in the Method· Terry Sawchuck to Boston. men from 15 cities, villages ami E. Chamberlain is now presecut· a list of names to the judge of An amendment to charter town· townships were on hand. at 2. A parade of 4-H livestoclt Hce, 200 North Capitol. L.1nsing. isl dlltrf'h. probate for his selection of the ship legislation might be even a or. and floats will precede the heavy said Loris Curtis, office mru11llNl' Final reports or th!! worlt with committee. Under the law In a better answer, suggested Super· There is a difference, though, horse·pulling contest at one of Ingham ASC, Masnn. migranls In Mason and Stocl<· township which contains a village visor George R. Sidwell of Lan· between games of chance and o'clocl( Friday afternoon. The bridge areas will he presented, the 7.oning committee is made up sing. games of skill, the sheriff pointed sale of 1954 scramble steers will Look unywlwou nt 1111holsterv fRbrie the chairman said. of 2 fmm the village and 2 from No action was talcen by the O.bserver Corps out. If sltill is· the major factor lll"icol'l-lhen itcc tho low tJricf>~ nt Z1m· See COUNTY FAIR, l'llge 2 murmnn'•· 32wt All members of tlw committee, the area to be zoned, said Super· committees Tuesday. None was in a midway game, the sheriff in· representatives o[ all groups visor Charles Wood. expected, said Supervisor Ward. dicated, officers will probably not which have sponsored the pro· "In Meridian township we have Needs Recruits interfere. Flet,hers Ply Their Trade gram ami all others interested been studying solutions for 5 Recruits expected to rally arc invited to attend, said Beebe. years," the supervisor said, "and Wednesday mght for an organ· we don't expect an Immediate re· ization meeting of a ground ol>· Bu'Siness As Usual Cyclist Is Hurt port from the joint committee." servet• cot·ps unit didn't show up. Mason merchants and em· Men Make Bamboo Arrows As a result the organization ployl!es will be behind their ' Pupils to Report On City Street meeting was postponed until Sep· counters as usual Thursday national archery meet in Luding· tember 28, said Stanley Cornwell, afternoon Instead of going to ton this summer. Ther are now Janice J(estcr, 16, suffered cuts News Index loeal chairman. Prior to that the fair. The agreement to setting up a distribution system At Mason Sept. 7 and bruises Tuesday afternoon Want ads, Pages 6, 7 and meeting, he stated, a film on the stay open was reachel1 to build sales, according to Schul­ Not until Wednesday, Scptem· at the Intersection of Klpp road 8, Part 1. program will he shown before through the Chamber of theiss. ber 7, wlll pupils have to report and Barnes street. She was riding Social news·, Page 4, Part 1; several Mason organizations. Commerce this· week because Schultheiss first learned about at Mason schools; Teachers meet· a motorcycle, making a left turn Page 4, Part 2; and Page 5, · Sergeant Adwin·C. Cole, Jr., of the horse races, operated aft· bamboo arrows while serving ernoons at previous fairs, are lngs have been scheduled for from Barnes onto I pnt·­ Ledge were StnHlny gtll!sts nt the With a. ~eason's record of :; Monday, plnygmund open fl-12, bushel. Sales have hlll!n by the 1m open 11econ(j-slory window of hi~ the snsh of the flrst·floor Wl[l· onts Sut urday nfternoon. Alzen Smith honw. It-win Smith I Spenny said thl!re Is tollll t·or~m wins against. only il single loss, 2-!1, li·H. Girls fll'l'iwry tournnment small baslwt ruther than · the tha Hfiynes hlilmC Sund11y c'ie· dow. Van wns playing upBtnlrs nnrl family of Lansing wem Sun· enough on the pmgram to worl1 A2/c and Mrs. Bt·uce Enstmnn the At·hJellcs won the boys sort- ul G. bushel, however, Wni•dow.sld nlng. An older brother, Bruce, 10, with his brothers, Dart, !i, and und .daughters left Friday night day nfttn·nnon gtwsts. ball cllnmp!nnslrlp .. Bill Allen, Tm•sduy, playground open 9-12, in a few more goou acts. 'l'hotoc said, and the m•op Is about half dlseove1·ed the lnj\lrcd child cry· Llu-ry, 7. Tha house hna old-style who think they have talent should for Lamonte, Mo. Mr. Enstman Larry 13owrlre, .Jlrn Bullen, Doug 2-fi. Boys and girls golf tuut·tw­ I he no1·mnl yield this ycai', Ro· Jng In the yard beside the house windows that extend to tha ·floor returned to Sedal!ns ulr base Dnncar·, Roger· l·larlowss, Clwrlr!~ uwnl:; nt Mason. golf eour·:;-e start· gel In touch with the sect•etm·y, chesters are due the latter part and ealled the father, who was and as they nrc unscrccncd, the Mcllodears Win. Spcnny sulci. whare he will be till Seplt!mhc•r Jewett, Bill Mdlqulwm, llamlcl !ng nt fl. of next week. worltlng In the gnJ•den. Slnoo parents figured that, lha child was 5, then expects· to ba sent over­ Da11svillc's Me!lodenrs qUIII'tet· UJ'C! Pulver nnd Murvln Pulver· wet•e Wedncsrlny, plnygmund open fl. •rractors for the pulling l!ontest Duchess and Melba apples Mrs. Haynes had d1•lwn the cur playing and mn out the opan sans for 11 time. has j)(>en scleelt•d to compl!ll! fot· •vii! be weighed prior to Wednes­ fm· sale now but the plum crop to services ut Mason Bnptillt window, tl]ough neither hmlher stute honnt·s n t the stale .J.I-1 eluh on the team. 12, 2·fi, G-8. '!'ennis instruction nt Mrs. Guy Mend and Mnr·y Ellen ,Jim Phlllips, 10, won the boys school murts at 10. Story hour day noon, acconl!ng to Spenny. wus a completa !allure ut Bloll· church, Haynes summollC(j neigh· saw him fall. show nt M!ehlgun Statc> unlversl· The weighing station I his year Is sum orchnrds. bors, Mr. and Mrs. Mol'l'is Swan, spent Friday with Mrs. Arthur nrchery tournnnwnt, secw!ng 7:1 for cltilcln!JI i1g1• li thmugh !J at 2. Observations at Mason General Darn and Ronnie In Lansing. ly late this month. The group, points. A notch hehlllll In sel'flnd 'J'hut·sday, pluyground open 9· the Mnson Elevatm· Co. Spenny Dockter's Orchards south of who toolt them to the ol'fl(~ of hospital and X·rnys diu not: re­ guided hy Mrs. Dnrn Diehl, WU!J place wnr; David Cndy with '70 12. Sw!mmin~.: <'111'11\'an to Pl.ens- said the change Is due 1o the Dan~vllle report Red Havens at Dr. A. V. Smith. veal further Injury. Mary Ellen Mead went to Eaton selectecl dur·htl,( aurlltlons ut the polnts. an! lalw leaws playgl'llund a.t 2, lnsulflclent room on the scales ut $4 per bushel nnd Fulr Havens Severul stitches wore nacea~nry Rapids with Mrs. Williams of unlvet·slty Monday. Members of Thlrty·one boys and girls ret ur·ns at !i. the fairgrounds. at $5.50. Duchess, Red Asbraehan to close tha wound In the boy's Portland to attend camp meeting the quartet nre .fill Bl'lggs, Nancy Things that are understood are Sunday. und yellow Trnnspnrent apples buck, evidently lnlllcteu when be seldom feared. Wlllsl Fl'lday D;msvii!P, cr1mpos1•d o[ Gcl'l'y · · . . . aftimroon. Underwood, Maxim• Snyder and I Softball. plny-oJ'fs for the. lop l3r.lh St.ariW,I', let· exhibits will ht•· clnv nlgllt's hill. tellms remrun m.dle c m na. Oll!l, ' lndudlng last year's county'.win- g!n festivities Fl'ldny night. l"nl· The !irs! art o1~ Tucsrlay eve- n'(!i:, Van town, eoaehcd ·Jiy . Bob lowlng:llie parade will Iw th!' nlng's program. Will he given. hy O~slerle.··Other ieams· and .their 4·H ta:!elit· show and llw c·;ilf the l·:d\hnrt girls of. Aurelius. coaclies. are Aurelius' W!lllam scrnmhle. Tlwy w.ill play a Sprmish g_ullm· Fa·nson;·sandhill, Jim'IttS·BEGiN:·nol\n;. easy chair. a cold drink of wa~~~ .. YOU make possible the work or Michigan Children's Aid when you give to United La~vrenc~. Simps.on .·has started _camp~igns-Red Featn~r. United Fund, and loren Drives. · · . a ;new 'home .for..:, Mr.. and, Mrs. Winton··.Dancer.·.cin: .. East.· ·South about street .in. Vandet:Veen subd!visiqh. ··fer. and information The Dancer h'oine will be the-fifth Ingham County News August 11, 1955 erie started iri the subdivision this year;·,Airendy·. unc1er·constnielion the ,fair. We may have news are homes .of Mr. and Mrs. Jose Abohaseir,- ·Mr. and Mrs. Vane:! Ingham County News Mclnty1·c, Mr;:anct Mrs. Ed Ware picture·s·· too. ancl.:Mr;an.ci:·Mrs. Richard Bro..Vn. · · Volume 96, No. 32 -~~ PUBLISHED THURSDAY AFTERNOONS IN THE CITY OF MASON, MlCHIGArr

Entered lUI ac:cond cilu3s mnttcr nt JloRloiTicc, Mnt~on, Mlehlgnn, Undel'. Act . of Murch 3, I ~70 .

SUBSCRIPTION RATES One ycnr in lnghum nnd DiHHlny ndvcrtt~dn~ rntcK on np• adjoining counli~R ...... $2.50 plicnlion. But~ini!I'IH locnls und rend· (Pnynblo In Advance) ins.r notict~:-t nn flt·Ht nnd locnl ruu;ca, Ono ycnr aut::sitlc Ing-ham nnd 2fic n line, No r·cndlnf: or lHutinet~n ndjolning counties ...... S.OO ndvez·ti~irn.: lmu~ limn title, Anilouncc­ Six m'mthK in In~:dmm nncl nwntK of cnttJrtuinmcnta where nd­ ndjolnin~ eountieH ...... l.liO mhosion It~ chnrJ.:ccl Ol' of nny Jllnn Four monthfl ...... l .00 to l'ni:;e fund~ muHt be JUdd at ft!J.fU• ·Single!~ cotliot~ ...... 05 lnr r·nte!l.

We'll be glad. to see ' ' ' •, . you at'.the· Fair.

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I . County Requests Thiev~s Take Gas SPENNV'S FIRST FAffi Proposed Merger County Adopts 'l'hleves IllUde otT wltll 35 go!· Ions of gQsoJ!ne from th~ Orovcn· burg pit of the Delhi Gravel Co, Goes Unreported Fair Agreement . Tuesduy night, reported Alun AI· Rules Covering herts, '!'hey drained It out of fuel II\ On Jail Expense tanl

BUY YOUR··.FENQ-ENOW· From· Ede·n .·Elevator

August Price September Price . 5 1047-o-11 $28.00 1047·6-11 30.50

5 1047;12·t t $24.00 1047·12·11 21.50 . '

939-6·11 $24.50 939.6-11 . ~21.00 '• B32·6·11 s21.1S 832·0.1 f ~24.25 5 51 Poultry 15.00 51 Poullry Sl7i50 5 4-Pt. Borbwire ss.75 4·Pt. B•rbwiro 9.75

I,000 Bu. Spec, Price

500 Bu. Spec. Price Legion to Sell' 1 1.100 Bu. C~rn Crib Flags at Fair Reg. Price $400.00 Reg. Price $350.00 EDEN ELEVATOR Phone Leslie 2154 ·Phone OR-7.0689 WE GIVE GOLD STAMPS Ingham 'ounty News · . August 11; 19~5 Page 3 1 August 15-10

AIR See these aExhibits . • • Fait:. WE.LL SEE, YOU SEE • • • at the Temptation in the line of duty at the God has· prol'ided for; but fat• Our ··Display of temptation sought and God ha~ no provi~ion. GARDEN and LAWN EQUIPMENT Ingham Co~nly ~air! ROTOTILLER GARDEN TRACTORS See Our Exhibit Time well employed is Satan's deadliest foe; it leaves no open· TINY ROTOTILLERS '· · Accordion Entertain!Jlfiil~, · lng for the Jurldng fiend. ' Dr.:~wing 7:30 P. M., Saturd.:~y IN A BEAUTIFUL GOLD TONE JEWELRY DESIGN MOWMASTER POWER MOWERS * Win .an accordion! Also li 5-wiHtk iiccordion course free FOR MEN I· National Committeeman A handsome A lovely charm HAND and ·POWER SPRAYERS money clip ••• and brccolet. Bloomquist ·Music Studios strona, Arm. Smorl. Uniquel Addresses Party Workers Wayne C:. Miller St. Johns SEND US YOUR BIRTH DATE Republicans are unworthy of I Mason Lansing victory unless they believe their Rototiller Salef and Service . . . I Phone Lan1ing IV-4-6068 ON COUPON BELOW •• principles are best for all of the · 261 College Ro.td Phone OR-7-5833 and we'll give you complete information people in the United St&tes, Clif· Mascin ( Free on a new low cost proven plan of paying ford O'Sullivan, national commit· hospital and surgery bills, and a cash monthly teem an from Port Huron, told 250 income when disabled by covered sickness or par.ty woriters in Mason Wednes·. accident, plus Accidental Death benefits. · day night. "If we represent just certain You will also receive with our compliments parts of our society, if we ·hope VISIT OUR without obligation the Zodiac Sign jewelry that Republicans will benefit only See Display made especially for your birth date. Our! a few, then we deserve to be de· l. MAIL THE COUPON NOW, WHILE feated," he said. Ingham· County Fair. ·Booth ' . : YOU'RE IN GOOD HEALTH . . ... • . O'Sulllvan spol~\ .. 1., • • ~~~---....,..,;._....,.;....;....,.... _.,...:.;.;.;..;;.;;;o..:...-..-.;.;..,;,;,;;,:.;.;;;...;;.;.;...,;_ '...;..... --~--..o..;....o..-...-..-.------.o;o.-liiiiii.a.l ,;,,, ' I • COUNTRY CLUB PARTY Club Men1bers Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Dart en­ ·~ay De WiH to ·'C;ive' Talk IPI'lalnerl 111 tlw IAtnslnJJ country duh Werlnesclny evrmlng ul n Rny De Will, Mlr•hlgnn l•':tl'lll Discuss Use of ;wlmmln~ unci dinner party hun· [verlls Penonal ~urcuu 'rc~ion1ll mprcsPntntlvc• Social anJ ru•lng Lt. nnrl 1\lrs. ,lilmcs Colton. + • • • • • • + • • • • for Inghnm ()flllnly, will ~peal< Ill Traff'lc F'lnes Mr. nnrl Mrs. Donulrl Vanrlr!rVecn, the Farm BurCEIU picnic• l?rlrluy, ,Jr., were ulso nwmhcrs nf tlw August 111, at rtayner pari<. Building Fund Will Benefit Allr)('Uiinn of ll'allll' IIIIPH fot party. Mr. De Wittmoverltn Chnrlollf' Golfers Journey library pUrJHISC'H 1\'dS I liP llljilf' of lf!sl March from Berrien emmty Irllscussion 111 IIHJ 'l'rlangiP l•'at'l11 where he had hccn nn fH'llvc Buren u meeting Tw•srlny "1 1ht To District Meet Farm Bureau mcmbnr, In assume ·women Plan Apron Sale at Fair horne of Mr. anri Mrs. Ft•f'd llorsl the poslllon with I he Mlf'l1igan myer. Season Farm Bureau. lie was born and ll.J 1111 y Iii 111 i tiPs, f'ir.vr.r en lions, toys, hot h crodwted and cotton Wanda Brown and Alberta filtler. At Charlotte reared on a farm nt Buchunnn. The group tool< a linn stand ot l'·ll' IIIJ',"ttrltr•s wllll PPnnsylvunia Jlrlnl pollwlders, picnic nii)Jidns Council l~xhihlt l'h&mwd · · Eight mmnhcrs of Mason Worn· After graduating from hlt:h a rPHnlullon In niiow lhP ttrPHt'lll I Jill• 11 "'";i•,•n, IJI'Itirlt•d rkl<·raf'i< anri ehalr sets. As in previous Annunl home demonstration Closeouts . ' en's Gnlf nssociation par·Liclpnterl school, he ser vml In tl1o ilrsuraiH'e J system uf lmiTic• linf's dresses mn1le hy extension Sandet·s. state vll'e·prc!sldent. He went on lhnl the slate nr c·ottnty lnghwa1 '' ntn••tt dtJJ 1111{ t lw c'aprons. 1Sndte 13Phm, Mrs, Morrell Fox, Mrs. L. J. Fellows, Hmwl Gillett Entertains at1 'lng at tlw DenT J rwh<~n lrornc• Bouts of ftoyal Oal<, ~~~·~. Arlall -Skirts- r '"''""·Pitt ;;pro11s n11rl mother· Mr~. M11rr Baisel, Mrs. Lc~iie and Helen Dayton; . . ' li.I!IJ•Itli'J' .tfil'llll st'IH, nlhPr hand· Pr.rtl, Mrs. Helen Pollock and Friday, Mrs. ,Jay Allis, Mrs. El· . l~1·ic ~Impson l'elchrated his Kimball o! !::iarn~oln, Fiol'ida, and Mrs. Agnes 1'1crc·c ancl J\lrs. lla; Bridge Party IHUDE·ELr·:CT IS IIONUI:t·:n Rogul c1r $5.90 Jll.'"'' tiPnts ttlC'Iudc• hahv layptles, Mrs, D. V. Robertson; and Sat· don Hamilton, Mrs. Earl Lantl~ mghlh htrlhday anniversary. ut Mrs. Charlc•s A. C'li111on Pttll'l , ltildtl'tl's drP"t's, a · hni11kr·o· urdny, Trenc Laxton, Mabel I and Mrs. Marlon Poiiocl<; anrl an out·door party Monday g1vcn Dlsdrow, both of Lansing. 1\11·~ Surnteaux ~erved rPfrcshmenls Tlttl'l' l!thlt•s were in pla,v 'I'ues·ltatrwrl al a misl'l'llatt<'llus hl'irla , lr••l1•d ''"""rt 111g. JCI;tsll'r' C'CIVf'r',;, r;:vPry, Mrs. Roher! LcPhlltner, Saturday, no on£' yet assigned. Illy his P~trc•nts, Mt'. and Mrs. Law 1lay even1ng at the hrldge party shower hon t trrg 1\lis:. Stu• llt•t renc·e Simpson. of frozen Irutt s.tlacl, lea, lr'c: 11 NOW $3.99 •·ream ancl assorted t'l'.relwrs. J,:iven. _h.l' Mrs. Herschel Jewelt.l gerJil Tuesday eventng. 'l'lw gt'lllll GIRLS GO TO SCOUT CAMP I A picnic table decorated lo por· ' .• Mrs. I •1m .JadSKIRTS- Ono Lot Trails, Girl Scnut c;1mp nenr· Hnr· ~crved btrthriay cake, Icc cream specttvciy. I ieeci tl'a. Miss 11PI'gl'tlll Will ht rison, for 2 wecl-:lt \V. Silsby ancl llw llmi<'~'!IJClOJI in Nor•th Mr. and Mrs. Dorn Diehl enter· other members in ever·y stale. ':1! {J 111le wr•ek c•;rmping in till' ''"fllH', lair• ~lr. Sllsh~· ol 1\Iason. I The newlyweds left for a Horth· Nazarene Camp lalnecl at an open house Saturday The pu1·pnse of the fnmily test r·ountry anrl tlw 11lhPI' "' 111· 'l'ltl' d11ttlll<' ring cPn•nwn~· W:t'i 1'!'11 Michigan honeymoon, fol· evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. group is to test new food anrl Ft'l'l'is [Tmver·se Cily stale• pari;, All Other • nli'III'Jtzc•rl hy llw hridP's ll!'Ctl IJ. lowing the reception. Upon rc· At Indian Lake .James Cotton and 3 sons, Jim. homemalllng products; In advise Huth Terr.\', Lm a Olney 11111! Mrs. Lntra IlPfl111 of l•:vansl11n C'l", l!t•l l~.tlph Pr:tll, Methoclistlluming to Mason, they will rc· .Joe nnd Jon. Mrs. Diehl served 9 Town Journal's editors on home· Rolland Dclwll gathered at the Illinois. spC'nl l.rsl wr•PI< willi ~lr DRESSES tltttll'.rl't' nl r :11hlrs. Twn a liar holl· ~irle at 305 West Elm street. For ' Nearly ?OO girls spent last 1?uffet lut~clwon to the 40 gu.csts. mai won• n ballerina·; l'nrHBLOUSES 111•1·· "' rrtfflc•s in tlw sldrt and an1 The hrid~, ~~ 19:i3 graduate of rolled last week. The previous birthday anmvcrsary Monday. • ., * ,. 1rs1 year girls clcrnonslrated Coss anrl family. 1\Irs. ('o,:~< I PURStS 25% Off "''''" j;ll'"<'l willt short sleeves.' Western Mrchtgan college, Kaia­ week, 189 boys attended the Guests were Marilyn McLean, making chocolate milk and egg- brolhcr·ln·law rn;d sis:ct·. Cnpt Ono Lot t:lll' ''ltt'l'i<'cl :1 c·ns11al IIITangemcnl mar.oo, Is Ingham county booll· camp. Rev. and Mrs. Mumau have Phyllis Ryan and Kathy Brown. Hosrpila[ News 1 nog. 'J omato cassemie and escai- and 1\lrs. B. E:. Cll't'rs 1939 nnd attended Acme Business Mason girls who returned Sat· of Utah, Miss TCape Cod. Organizations ' .. at Nazarene church camp, Indian Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ardis of Evart. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown of Lake, Saturday and spent the t'C· Maccabees will have a special Rev. Brooks' mother died Sunday. Aurelius returned Wednesday meeting of Importance at their 'mainder. of. :the week end' at They attended fune••al ·services from a lO·day trip to Niagaru WARE'SI Grand Haven on Lake. Michigan. hall Monday evening. August 15, ;f;::;:._!,·-:~~~l!l!!!lillll!lllillillllllll••illl•••lii•~lilllllli~ I for ·her Tuesday. · Falls· and through Canadl\, tll 8 p. m. · In Mlehlgan will retU'J:'Il Monday to his hfiBI! at Bnron, Cnllfornln J•ear; aitll, they m~ved to a t11rm Mrs, A, L, Ward, both ot J'ii~• Ct1onltrlght who Is serving In the Mrs. Bant Dies o11 Tlowo roar! In Leslie, son: a slslers, Mrs, John ,Tones Aurelius ~lr~. nnnl wns n lifo mr~mhr!r nnrl Mrs. J~loyrl l~ltch, hath of Nortl!1 U, S. air corp, I~ the son of WI!· Rilymond E. liolmcs hur Cronltrlght, Sr., nf Elferl of llw l~piHco[ml church. Sl1n waB ,Jncltson, nnd Miss Helen Holt of l'Oacl. At Leslie Home nlso u momber of the E. o, T. c. Sncrnmento, California, nn!l Tn· Mrs. Florenen Clnrl< nnrl Miss 1111111 h!!r sldtno:rs nnrl of the ronto, Ontnt•lo, Cannrln; n broth• '1'111' llllllllill :-:urlllii.Y Hdwol pi Funeral .~crvlt:Ps will he con· hill C'rPI'il pnrl1 on C'ill'lis ro1111. A /ttw HUmmer them nl lhe home of hurl her•n at 1111! convnle:;r·enl turned home from tlw hospltnl hnnw fnr :i moilt Its. 1111rl t'hlln:h at·llvlllcs In ,Jneltsnn rlucterl Srtitll'llny at 1:30 [1, rn, at polltlf'l\ rliniH'r will IH• s<'rvl'ri nil Mr. 111111 Mrs, Gordon Stunrl. rmd nne! for· many years marie her nnd l.i!Hiir.. Tile Bnnls celehrnll'ri .Jupp funeml hnln!!, Lr!sllo, with n<~nn, wilh r•\'l'l')'oiH' llliilrlllH'ill 111 l'oller Gttest:;'at lllC home of Mr. anrl l~lorlrla. parl1 l11 J.all'illg (;1:;1 Thursrlny Mt'H. Rohl!l't Lee nnrl family Sun· Mr. anrl Mrs. ,l!!an Allen unci l'I'I'Ji.lll/:. Irliiy wet·e Mr. and Mrs. 0. I<. Lee family cntcrtnlnerl Mr. und Mrs . . ~~lfiS .Miii'.Vi.ou l:•:u:.'h spPIII 11.1~! anrl !:unlly ~~ Lal1~ Orlcssa. Charies Rich unrl rtuughters al 111111 11111 \IIIII 1111 dlllll, Mts. Wcrlncsrlny Mts. Robetl Lee vis· their hnme In lllancharrl over the Vloh•l \'iilll:lll<'ll, 111 l.illlHillg. llerl nl 111£! home of Mrs. Leslie 1 week enrl. On Snnrlay I he group ~11·. 1111rl ~Irs. ·~llfll<'.'i lloht'IIWHI{I W11orl al Leslie. lattcnderl the Btmllell reunion In I n•itll'll<'ri l~t;nll' SHIIII'rill,\' FASHION FUN-.Ju~l for fun IH thl~ rnnversnllrm pl<'ce, nn Enf{· 1111 •• 11 111,.1.111.· 1,11,,. , ~ll do~ys wllh fllmuls .1nd 1elo~tlvcs JrciEtllvcs In Blllndwnl nncl will lish lmpol'l fnshloncrl nl green-Imler! won]. !luge liP st•:s niT the clastic-base Ol'<'l'blouse, which is worn with plcalcd, unprrsr;cd --======--======:;-Jrdum lo Mason Salllrrlay. skirt '\ 1 C S • '\.T , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ganaway------If J.Oll an Wllll J.Oll Can Water-Skt! vlslterl Ill the hnmc of Mr. anrl 1Mrs. Cilarlr:s l!olslngl<~ll of L1111· sing Sunday. Ynnng n111l 11ld. nlilw Ill''' nnw Pnsil,v nnd safo•l)• di~eovcring the thl'ill Monday tilr. painlr!rs hr!gan the of t:Ihat· j'~il1in!!'' ~~·n;.;11 1\ugti.s't"t:!:. I!: i~ n:'1n~ · · · · • ·' · · f' .1rl;·, nnd 1'111.'<' lips nf skis just fr.el:; it's like al'i3ing fmm n low. right on the spot! You can't- miss having . , : · Mr. and Mrs. Lesllt• Austin f\IHI c(P;u· 11! wnl•·1·. !-:ig·nnl bnnl drivet· chnit·. Keep weight centered, knees '1 I more. fun, getting hctter pictures, when tn gn niH•n,f. l>ent, nrms straight. · Milw of'Masnn rct•cnlly visited at you sec results instantly. the home of Mr, and l'l'lrs .. Julian Lyrm, .Jr .. and family. Sunday IT'S EASY TO USEI Easy drop·in londing. afternoon Mrs. Hon A leo of Aurc· I Developing is done without tanks, liquids, llus called at the L,yon home. or fuss. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sr:hna· '· 000!-01' Case is NOT in his second childhood, despite the ) ! ' belraur:h and family returned· llnger-ln·thc-mouth pose. That's just a quick,. handy way to r;nm- · I COME IN TODAY! Sec this exciting Pol~, home Sunday after spending sev· pic the frosting on his 61th (or Is it 65th?) birthday cake nt Yan- roid Camera in action! P .>"- era! days vaeallnning at Copper kee Stadium, New York City. The peppery Yankee manager 1 Harbor In the Upper Peninsula. celebrated his 65th (or is it GHh?). birthday by nnnouncing n Before rctuming home they visll· Yankee rebuilding plan that could well talw two or three years I ed.relatlves ;lfew rlnys nl Min. to realize. (The record boolc snys he's 65-his wife says he's 61.) · I Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Eifert anrl Evetylhing Pholograpltic Lois and Mrs. Lillian Wemple of I \\'nrlrl f'<'nllnlllir· prniJII'IJl:·:, fill in· I Holt were dinner guests Sunday I mnlion, pcrsr~nal finnll<'l' ;u~rl mil·• at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Teacher. Attends sumr.r t'l'cdtl, per.o;on:d tnve.'il·i Frank Wrool< at Holt. I mr!nl, snr·ial :-;(;is lll:t.Y ltr. wohltlr anrl ha1·Suits· tl1e business while attending ·Suits· · Sport Coats · school and was also on AI Rice's \'alne~ to $H5.00 VtthHlS to $49.50 · Values to $29.50 staff. Now Now Now Food Freezers Ecuadoran Is Still Jailed $25 $30 $10 Cesar A. Endara of Ecuador I and and self-proclaimed international officer oi Lions clubs, Is still ·at ONIG LO'f ONE LOT ONE I~O':r the Ingl1am county jail 'In Mason. Lon~ Sleeve $1.50 Fancy l-Ie's charged with possessing a printing plate capable of repro· Duo-Trim Rotary Mowers duclng Ecuador revenue stumps. Summer Jackets Sport Shids Endara Is being held In Mason Boxer Shorts for the United States marshal. Values t:o $7.115 Values to $3.95 The Ecuudor11n Is a federal' prls· Now No\\' oner and has been at. Mason since I See the 19.6 Amana Food Freezer Now July 15. . · .

TRIMMIN WIMMIN MEET I in operation at the 4-H Food Exhibit $5 .. $2.50 $1 Mrs. l

;f/1 :.·· ·P HERD BUILDERS- Guernseys, August Appliance .. ". /~ Livestock lllO head lo choose from. De· Farm Farm . ~ \'eloped fmm !Jest prndudlon Equipment Specials HEIFERS-I!! fresir 11nd sprlllf(· hlood lineR, 'l'lwsl! Guernseys ar·e Supplies money makr•r·s. Wo especially Steel corn cr·lhs · fng ht!lfcm;. 'l'hese are r•xlra BALER TWINE WE HANDLE used appliances. large well hrt•d llf'i f"rs fJ•om m•r•d lo sell young r•alves. Mir:hl· Lincoln Weldm·~ ·and Supplies bale-...: $7 Short of spaca must sell these: iiana Farms, Hi85 US·l27, Holt, Iund dairy barns, you can still save at ... young hulls. 23wlf M·M ;~nd Olivar · manure piles, feed rooms, po_ultry Norge 15 cu. fl. chest type % mile nor'lh of Mnson on US-127 houses, stables, J{ennels and pens. freezer. Utilizes only 59 inches 50 hrcd heifer·s due from sale Phone OR·7·5fl71 CATTLE--Have to redttce lwrd CRAB GRASS KILLERS. of floor space. Now only 1 of registt•rerl 1rnrl grade Gucrn· lime through September and an• 32w1 . Use . $339.95. Save $150.00. Only $15/ sey cattle. Very goorl one~. Your well grown, well br·er!, lllllstaJHI· ------DI·MET POWDERS per month. choice. 12!Jl Eifert mad, Holt, in~ individuals hrPrl to lop bull~. CTNDEI1 BLOCK mtllt houses, Covers 2,800 square feet mixed • Norge deluxa 4·way Dryer and i phone 0X·9-2J9:J. L. K. Zimmel'· I:llgh rec;ml co~vs.. ~l.uc. nl sale built for approximately $4.50 with water Automatlc Washer. With soap I man. 2.3wtf trme. A son of Cmlts~ Cundy !11· cr square foot. Call IV·2340<1. $2.50 and water saver, $530. During THE FARMERS BANK vmr.:lh!r~ fmm n "V. G. ' dllm WII h IP 2'1wlf Covers 5,000 square feet mixed special only $439.95. Oldest Banlc in Ingham County Federal lteserve Qystem 3 ·HOLSTEIN yearling heifers, 11 smre of Sfl point1: whn has twer · with water 1\lembur F. D. I. 0. ,grade. Out of high-pmducing 800 lh (ut on 2X. Other young $4.50 ·• Norge deluxe washer with wa· f '------...... ;------~ 11UIIs of equal hrcPding. For prof· DI·MET selectively Iiiiis. crab ter and soap saver, $289.95. Dur. BEEF SALE-Front quarter 2!Jc. I I h C N · A 1955 cows. One gmdt! r.:al [ hom in Check These Bargains Jng sale only, $229.95. Hind quarter, 39c. Leslie i~ood ng am ounty ews ugust II, Page 6 February, 10 gmdr• t'fl\Vs fresh, it able prodtJclion, excellent. hreerl- grass· without Jn.. Jurfng turf. I · 01 ·ftc \V Jli' "peels clo 1JC>l Massey-Harris 2-plow tractor wftl_i Specials on R~corcl Players. Locker phona Leslie 5361. sjiJ•inging ol' milking, wi I II I'CC· mg ' ' J n.. ·- . ALFALFA. SEED.S . Items marlwd • mclude trade-m ' f I orcls from B,OOO to !J:l,IJO(J IIJs Jail to attend this sale. cultivator 2 Minneapolis·Mollne ZB tractor Certified Ranger wt I TARPS for ha1:vest ancl other BOY'S SCHWINN BIC.YCLE, fu~l mill< in normal ladations. Clio· Hecenl Wolverine Sales have ---,------farm use avmlable at all P. X. size, deluxe model, good conclt· ton Farms, plrone Leslie .JU· wllh power-lift 4-row cult!· Montana Grlmin M POTATOES, $1.50 a bushel, 3384 'Stores and for your convenience lliun, $30, Shotgun, Slevens 410, lind snmc real baJ·gains proving valor. Can be used for 2 o1· 4 ason 9·5197. Darrel K>•sPr. 27wlf th:1l dairymen ean gel more for· Home Appliance Pryor road, first place east off at the Mason P. X .. now owned u~erl one season, excellent eomli· rows. . BEMENT. their money here than any other· Lute Modal Mlnneapolls··Moline College rom~, or phone Mason OR· I by Dai'Win C. Dudley, who I tion, $21l. Call after· (j p. rn. Dans·. BOAR - rv~gislcrerl I rampshiJ•e place. B. J. Cady Glenn Jacobs 7·0386. . 32w1 promises you army larps nt low-t ville MA·3·:l912 or ~ec at 1417 E fmm UB tractor with live power 1 · boar, '17 mDnt hs uld, E. D. Feed & Supply 32w1 · 1 est prices anywhere. 28wtf Mason, Dansville. 32wlp .:.Franl;lin & Son herd. Will c·on· '1'. B. and Bangs lcslcd. Milldnrr Co·Op tractor with Jiva power and ------GOD'S LITTLE ACRE OJ~ CORN. · I· 2·row power·llft cullivalor sider tmrle f11r rcgisiPI'Prl Il11l· cows Mastili~ testccl. Mostly calf COLOR IS OUR BUSINESS. Zlm· w~l.l be ready for canning or jTAYLOR TOT S'I'ROLLEH,·J,ike f:PI·IOTOGRAPHIC ENLAHGEH- W·30 lraclnr on rubber for bell Service stein heifer of l'£tual vtliLre. Bob var,cinatcd. 207 N. Mason St. merman's, 314 SotJlh Jefferson, freczmg first of week, $1.00 ul new. Also Reo gas power· faWn 1. ,lx5 DeJur· equipped with lmol· Cooper, phone Mason OR·li·l'IRI. or power worlt Mason Mason. 23wtf bushel or 30c a_ dozen. cr;J~ Ray· m?wer. Phone Lansing '·ED·J'Iite. Used only twice. Will sacrl· Ba nl< terms, see Floyd Kehrl, [nlemational M tractors 32w1 32wl ------1 monel Ansley, Ilol~ OX-9·~-07 or;2·li142. 31w2 flee r . a quid< sala. Phone Ma· Nnliunal Bank oJ Detroit, Plvm· Used 'frucl's and Piclmps 1 01 WHEAT STRAW and hay i slop at 1344 Aurelars road, Holt. i -- -t son OR-7·3!181 after G:OO p. m. MORGAN QUAIL'I'EH 110!1SE, outh. Michig~n. · Used l'tows \llf~lfa for sale. Clean wheat straw to . ··" Phil gas . 32w2 REO GAS POWER MOWER, I . 3?w1 marc. Gentle, well lrainccl, 7 New Gehl Field Harvesters . ·-----· large slzP. And Dltn·Therm oil/·-·- . -·· . .. ______.:_ .... New Wagons m.tl Racl's ·mulch your· :berries. Eirsl , and . ~' I years ole!, hlaek Fo1·nwr· owner, C. second cutting all Alfalfa hay­ Bottled Gas , 1 EGGS--Farm fresh, ,wil!•.dellver· heater· and oil tank. Mrs. ·Berl. , . , Lorane Proclur. Plwne Stoel<· B. Smith large bales. Many bales 11s you ' In Mason every Fr·lday. You Annis, Leslie. Phone Leslie JU. i ACCOHD~ON .-:; .120 ba:;~·. Ber·. bridge 29·l"·l:l at nrJOII or' call :11 Sales Manager· and Aucl ionecr Silsby lmplwment·Co.· In I may pick up at. the farm any 9·2132. 32w1p 'j . vel~l. ~dll .~.I. on OR-7·-·'?1: 01 wish. Clarence M.. Boles, first ' 20-lb Self-Serve Cylinders . time except Sunday. Lawrence ------see 11 "' fd Handolph slleet. home of Clnyton Proctor, ;,:JJO Witliamilton, Michigan 214 W. Stale OR-7·0141 farm south of Mason on US·127 Topping mall t M-:Jiil. w2p 100·lb Deliverer! Cylinders L. Oesterle, 4 miles, cast of MOTOR, to% _ . ______:n 32w1 BR.. 32w4p 1 ~a· GASO~TNE ~~ 'h:~p:'j ~a~~':.:___ 32w~ Both arc mtlomatie systems 1 son, corner o1 M·36 and Dw-1 gasoltne motor wrth )JLtlT~y., PUREBRIW I!OLSTJ<:TN BULL, Lower rntas 1·01. dual ·: . " monel road. Phone Mason OR- used very little, $2~. Cost .$40 n~lv. i BOA'~'S New. and used, !Joat 1% yca1•s old Jrom Papes Burk Farm Toois · -SPECIAL ...o, • users appltnnc~ '70591. 32wtf Robert Brown, 233 N. Main sttt!et, 1 trnrlcn:, htll·top easy mlcs. Pluto ABA lnrtl. A vr~ry gn•ld re.r~· :nstallntion Conversion Leslie. Phone Laslie .JU·9·4841: IMolors, !JeW and used. Guns and fsf'arad cow. Pilon!' D:msvi!IP MA· .TOliN DEEHE 2-hotlom Powet·· Household. Goods EARLY POTATOES- Chippewa Farm Gates Bottled Gns Appliances 3Hv1 I accessorie~'. new and used. Lay. 3·2053. H. E. Bills, 'l:l'l Fil!lrl~ road. lrol plow, power posl hole dig· 14 ft. - $14.95 potatoes fnr sale. R. ·Foote, 3805 ----1 away, trade. We repair ami make :Jiw2p g-er· for• .Joint Deer<' lraclor and I lli fl. - $15.95 Annis roacl, phone Leslie JU- LOADER - Front encl loadar, [installations. _Sights, scopes, poly· John Drere Muriel L manure While They Last! Mason 9-3545. 32w1p 1953 Oliver OC-3, on crawler, cholws, etc. laOO Cavanaugh road. CATTLE AIH•rdceJI Angus, 4 spreader. This equipment is just half yard bucket together with j Phont• Lansing TU·2-29li1. 32wl head registered ~·earling hrif· a lillie over a yaar old and likl.' Thorburn Home Appliance TOMATOES - 1 mile north of blade and trallcr·. Barhcr·Greene ~-·----.. -- .. ··· ·--·-·- -· -·------­ ers, excellent breeding. Reasnn­ new. Lmvrenee Simpson, phone Mason on Hogsback road off bucket loader· on r·uhber. Both in BOATS --· Closing out: JO used ably prkcrl. Piru• Cone Sloe); Mason OR·G·'I281 alter li p. m. LUMBER & COAL CO. Pho;;oo~~~~~~f~ 59 ll US-127. 32wl good conrliti_on. 26HJ s. Cedar I mel a I bnat~ at $75 each. All 12 Barns, \~ mile south of Williams­ 32wl 208 N. Mason OR·7·3381 VERY FINE deep rose all·wool 23wff ----·-···-----·------road corner of Justamerc, Lan· footers, all tn good shape, had ton. alw2 32wl . twist· rug, 10%x12·. ·Has just ------D d p· t sing, phone Holt OX-4-7691. 'excellent care. W. R. Dudley at Nl~W HOLLAND CHOPPErt been. dry cleaned. Used only 2 I 26wtf Dohif'~~{C. ------31wtf SHETLAND PONY--F. E. Fogle with hay and corn hearts. Used ogs an e s . & Son, 5 miles north of Mason IRRIGATION SYSTEM.....:..1oo:gal. years. BaJJ.Dun.n Home Furnish· f • f d ff 1 ------TEN'l'S All · ·1 bl t .3 seasons. Also new Holland per minute pump and gas·ollne ing, Mason, . phone Mason OR· - ll.,. s BOARDING------·--- _ Private outdoor., PROCESSED RUAD GRAVEL, 'the P.- X. Stoms.SIZeS Ourl\VUI mass a e pur· a on Ol!n ORCHA11D EQUIPMENT-John Stodlbridge road, just south-of electric sewing machine and Store them in yo·:.r freeznr. 28wtf lOwtflliWall tents, Sporlman's, Umbrella S cowst ..b ) ll 270wIll.! 1 freshen Ill BC!lJl "pple• gt'"cl~t·, snoo, <)00 Columbia road. 3,_2w2... P... _at_tachmer1.ts,' lflasan 0\yos;.p .·.c,:rat(!s, .. l,~OO.o .regular . ,' · · •... ~ .. ~ · · · ~ ~"iiure:h, 3 South Tuttle road, knots, 50c per bakers dozen. Cln· P.A_~~!SJf.E'l'§;;:~·I-i_9rrui..raj,7,e:;iJ : .. · ir;.: ~·-. '.. . .,, . , i:~.;,;,;::;- 't.alk. ,$.i.tf.l ... stqre 'manager Dan ~:L,:gJ.il9.l! n~i~:~h:Y.!'!sJAlt-Str)ck· ·r'fnlcif!'·'·nmders;·· 14,' .lG, 18 ·reet, C 0 M lri .N E AT'I ACHMENT - Mason, phone OR·7·1535. 32w1p namon rolls, GOc bal,er's dozen. "''1leautlcs?"'tlTtiil"a ii1~-tf:fuy .... nu~el ..:s.:a.n .."mw: 1'et s ...~...... enovsls_h_ir-·c-,~ very good condition. Also IHC with cultivator and no plow; WILL TRADE combination coal Phone Mason OR-6·1531. 32w1 south on Edgar, % mile west on cleaning during August. The cor· Kirsch rods. We measure, malGUERNSEY HEIFER - Due by in excellent comlltion. Will sell sink, white en11meled ·, hand lawn 32wlp PUPPIES · Ar·~c t•eglstered boxe1· - the end of the month. Ralph very reasonable. Call any day ex· mowet", Evans hot water fuel oil ------..,.---=- try M11rl1et. Open all day Friday ·pu' pples' - 6 w·~eel's ole! A· be"gl" PAINT-Barn and house paint, Marz, 4240 Friermuth road, ccpt Saturday. Richard Powers. heater, complete with barrel 11nd PIANO,.-Story· and· Clnrk· plano, and Saturday. 27wtf pup 6 weeks' old.' Charles· "Van ' brllncl.both Onlyinside $anrl. out,per gallonPittsburg at .Fitchburg, Route l Stockbridge. \6 mile west and % mile south stand·, factorv·made trailer hitch $20. Trombone, .suitable for a Alstf n 4704 West Colttmbl" 3 99 Radio & TV 32wl of Leslie. Phone Leslie JU·9·2006. ;or 68 Olds;J white porcelaln beginner In band,• $10. Mrs. Archie Peac hes ph nen~, Mas n OR 7 8904 32w2"• your Mason P. X. store. Other 30w3 kitchen table; davenport and Codii'ane, 2740 Carter road, Dans· 0 0 : . ' bargains including cigarets · at ----· ------';J;ERSEY MILCH CO\V, 3 years TELEVISION SETS-We have · old. Also 5 large white gees·c. -:-:-:::---:-:--=:::---=::::--=-=-~ :hair, green frieze. H11rold Kim· ville. 32wl RED HAVENS BEAGLE PUPS, 2 months old, $1.94 carton. Work shoes 11ncl VAC CASE TRACTOR with ball, Route 4, Mason, phone ED· FAIR HAVENS 4th house from Dexter Trail on clothing best for less. We ain't several used TV's In good con· :Glarence Ketchum, 509 North plows and cultivator fo1· sale. . . wl AUCTION-'-Saturd11y, August 13, Kelly road. Also White trP"rl'" fancy but we have quality and rlltlon. Consoles and table models .Edga1·, phone Mason OR-7·1583. · 7 7162 32 Joh'n Robinson, Kelly road. at 7 o'clock, .. p. rn. Lansing Dockter'S Orchard sewing machine. 32wl economy. Mason P. X. Store.. from 12%" to 17" to 20" screens. 82w2 Phone Mas'on OR·7·6281. 31w2p Economy Furniture, .3081 E11ton · · · 28wtf $19.95 up. Mason Home Appli· ,IO Rapids road. Not responsible for 1% miles south of Dansville DOG-Wfll give away good farm ance. · 23wtt 'COW-Good family Guernse~'· Is CORN CRIB-1,000·bushel capa. .Hay - Gra - fee·d nccfdents. Consignments accept· Phone Dansville MA·3·2014 and hunting dog. Brittany . . .giving a good pail of milk. city earn crib. Can be cut in 2 able. 32w1 32wtf spaniel and collle,.20 months old, PAINT TROUBLE? Maybe we ·Easy millter. Will be fresh in the for 2 cribs. Also 8·1nch Case ham· COMPLETE LINE OF Rasco and 1 ::::::=-:-:::=-:::--::------nori sex, medium size. Good can help you. We will eheelt ~Winter. Is· college bred, $135. me1· mill with 3 screens. R. Eber· Rowena feeds, hay, straw, seed VINYL' TILE-We, will, help you WHITE ROCK FRYERS- 5 and child's pet Don s.. Jennings, 62 the job 11t no cost to you. Just TV C. ·H. Ross, Route 1, W111iams· Jy, 2343 Eifert road, Holt. Phone potatoes and baby chicks. Also "lay·lt·yourself." We will fur· 6 lb, corn and milk fed, alive or Newton Road, East Lansing.76 call OR-7-4311. Perldns Ha'rdware. · . ~on, phone Williamston 616·F·21. OX-4-8671. 30w3 Phillips 66 gas and oil, Tomlin nlsh the tools and roller. Zimmer· dressed. Mrs. George Ellfson; Ma· Phone Lansing ED·2·6006. 32wlp · 23wtf Sales and Service · · :~~ · . 32wl FORD TRACTOH.-\rl53 and AA, sons' F•ee d store, H olt ' p h one man's. · 24wtf ------..,.----son. Phone OR-7·6461. 29wtf • ·We Sell Fabrics •··:cows ___,:ope,.fresh and· one clue 4 288 40 FREE· - Bm!utfful. yellow and • We Upholster Over 21 yea1·s of. electronic re' 286 hours. With 2 bottom plow, OX- - 1. Wtf VI ANTED to trade evon u·p used pairing. We take tr11de-ins-any .·.~.···.In Oct:ob'er. Yearling hull and 5 cut(er bar, scraper, disc harrow. SEED WHEAT-30 bushels of · electric range for gas, Mason DUTCHESS white angora · male cat. No * We Pick Up ~tnd Deliver · h.elfers· for · s:ile. Phoi1e Dimon· small children. Phone ED·7·7345. . . malw or model-on new Spart· Call Lansing ED·2·6421. 531 Rose· Genessee, seed wheat, i year Home Appliance,: phone OR· MELBA APPLES OilS .·~ale.'NI·6·4567. 32w2p wood, East Lnnsfng. 30wtf from certification. Call Holt OX· 7·5911. ' 6wtf PEACHES 2045 Sandhill road. 32w1 ·.Zimmerman's · .HEIFER with da~r 4 8 6 32 Satisfaction Guaranteed side. Mamie Al~ers, 1949 INTERNATIONAL H trac· ' 9 1. wl MAI<:E DRAPERIES and sllpcov· Blossom Orchard M.is.c.ellaneo. us .. : ,. · 30wtt ·wELCH'S of ·Mason to Pinlt tol' and cultivator. Leon Causie, HAY-:-Second cutting alfalfa hay, ers with. Waverly bonded .fab· . Alfred Wardow."l•l HOME & AUTO SUPPLY R t 2 Le II W t V I · " • VIOLETS-Red King, Star Girl, •.-.;•·lfCDOOl. and 2 n1fles· sciuth. . ou e · ' s e on es aug 111 20 acres, George Moulton; 'On H. rlcs. Will . not ·fade... Complete 2. ·miles north of Leslie on US·127 PAif:\lT:-:-Re.v satin :aerry .Bros:. , Ruffle Queen and many, others. D11ys , Phone 32wl road. l'hone Leslle·JU·9·2333. . C. Good farm on Ji:astHolt road, sele~ti~n.,l.)~-~~ P!lttern1 to.~ 1955.. . PhQne J..eslie JU·9,2307 , .... latex·bnse.paint. ~Immerman's; 75c.and $1. Anna Tyler; c!lrnel' of OR·'7·S911.' · .. ·, 2!wu ~~~~ne Holf0'5·9·~.3,97.·· · • ·32\Y:! ~!~~erm~.n s,. · .18Wt! 3lwtf .· ·.. · · .. .. • . . . · · .2lwtf; ~very a·nd Lamb' roads;·.· ··32wlp · · · · Specials FARM-80 ncres on M-30 east of COLLEGE POIN'l'E: SUB,-Of· EVERYTT-nNG In plumbing fix· Dunsvllle, M D rl or n 10-t•oom fers complete pint rostrlctlona ttrres, mllterlrll fot• plumhlnr: Real Estate hotlse In good t•opah•, Darn 28x50, Lester L. Johnson Ingham County News J!l51 CJ-IEVIWLf~'l' 2·tloor !or your protection, Uh•ssotl "A." rtncl sheet mPinl. Do ycHII' own gnrngc, etc, 'J'hiH fnrm hns heon Pllllno Mnsnn OR-ll·Hi80 res!dm1tlnl. Lots 110"210 nnd lnslnlling nnd lillVC, C, .T, Pnl'l'ln, l!l50 Ji'ORD 'fudot' JfOlJflE: TN WIWBI~11VTLLE: with In the !nmlly for a genurntlunH, August II, 1955 Page 125x2·10, Locntecl on Collt!go roue] 113 State stt•ect, Mnson. Ifllvlf 7: TV Bargains - New l!lJO ronD 'I'udrll' HI!Vr.n I'Oums, plumhlnrr, Jorge Very goorl !unci. V'rCJo und clout•. nom• Ilcu·pc,r, 'l'ot·ms offered. Livestock Trucking lot. Convenient lcll'ntlon c:lost:l In, 10;i~ Mnlnrnln tnhlt! 'l'V. Close out. l9·18 PON'l'IAC Scdun Price t•lght with rensonnhle down Owner g, g, Wentlnnd, Tinr­ BUILDING 'l'o Chnrlnlll' nn Montlnys May he HP.Cil by appointment. In· mmo ;l~ilJ~f::/c~rn;!s~-- a~~~; I~ i Pt·ic'rd 1r1 n111lw wuy fm• new l!l·Hi CIJRYSLEI'!. Sedan, $89, Sal· pnyment. Might mnHlclm• good per road, phone OR-7-8334, tnnl's nntl lllo flell]H, tlllg with 'I'o ,fncl\son on Wellchen and living room. Call !cr. ull malH•s. RCA, Molot•ola cycle, 1953 model, excellent 8 miles enst of Enton Rapids on ------··------yolii'S, Must Imve fait· hulldlngs, Clurencl! M. Bolus, phone Mason Pinlns and Eugnr rouds. C!l'o C. I CUSTOM BALING with No. 77 GJHL WAN'I'ED tn Hllly dnys Emerson, em, Spnt'(OII, Arlmlrnl condlllon, Phone Mason OR- I urn not Interested In n listing, OR-7-2361. C. ,Jewett Agency, DuMont, Muntz and Zenith, lien 7-aOO:;!. 32wL Swift, Route 1, Mason. Phone Custom j New !Iollunrl hnlt•r, 10 unci 11 wllh 2 l'hilllrPn, fill' 2 WPelts all I want to !mow Is If you 32wlp lwglrinlntl Augusl 22. Phone Ma··" ry L, Ji'riPs, 127 N. Lansing St.. want to sell. Call or write Aurelius 504. 31w2 Photo Fl'nl'slll,llg cents a lmlc. Butlcl' BroH., phone Mason .•l LIS I west of Mlcl>elson PONTIAC G, 19·18, hydramatic, In OR·7·178ii. 2:Jwt! son OH-7·7uG:J. 32w1. SUBURBAN-If you wnnl the NEW H 0 M I~ - Ji'lne Ph-story Bnlwr Lumber yard. Phone OR· good condition. Radio, heater, R L R 1 E t t country living that only a One-Day Developlnr: • 6:1201. 10wtJ windsl)leld wnshers, slgnnl lights, uss ott ea 5 a e home has just been enmpletc[j * MAN WANTim - Mun with· good tires, Will sell for $200. 523 W111ow St. Lansing house shaded by trees can give, within 3 hlocl\s of new Cedar • l~xperl Service • Seeding & Fertilizing fnrm experimtC'e to worlt. Lawton CllcltnCI', 556 Linn road, Phone Lansing IV·4-2603 then see this modern G-room Street scllool. Large l3x21 living • Large-Size Pl'ints • nround elevulot· und feed mill:-· Wllllnrnston, phone Williamston I 32w1 home with over one ncre of lnncl, room, onlt floors, full basement, • Dultrxe Quality • By Airplane Cull In pcrson. Le~Jie Eluvuto~ Poultry 624·1"·2. 32w1p located near IIoll on Phillips nllnched gnmge, aluminum sld· company.____ 32wJ;: road. Call Nenl V'lrst nt Whipp lng. Mnny other nice features, Chesley's Drug Store wr~ A11E EQUIPPED to efflelent· PULLETS--WIIITE ROCKS, also Fnrm Agency, phone Lunslng IV· Lawrence Simpson, fl27 Hall ly am! cconomlenlly du yout• WOMAN lo do colenning one du.i. eggs and euting chlcl>ens. Au· Used Cars Used Parts Abel '1·1464 or evenings Lansing go. houlevanl, phone OR-G-4281 after Phone Mason OR·7·Ula1 ,. seerline~ ami fet·tlllzlnrr by ulr- a weal>. Phone IJ[)]t OX-1-2531.- •· gust Balzet•, phone Aut·ellus ltl03, 2·3703. 32wl 6 p. m. 32w1 lGwl! ]Jiane. 32wl 25wtf Keith's Auto Parts ------Real Estate 80 ACRES, '1-bedroom modern WARFLg 'l'AILORING SHOP FOR INFORMA'l'ION c·ontacl WANTED - La uml!·y to do- In:: Wrecl\er Service 1 my home. Imnings u!:-;o. Fair PULLI~TS-lllll White Hoc!' pul- hornc, silo, large basement Men's nnd Women's Custom-Made your t•ounty agent at Mason tll' 4623 Elliott Road Mason Clothes, Alterations call wcel> speelul nllentlon. Will plcl~ IPis, nlmnst ready to luy. Enrl Phone OR-7·7691 barn, milk house, located 6 miles Business Services ELZINA NORIUS up and dPllver If desit·r.d. 612 Nlclwls, t•ornPt' of Nichols and 29wtf from Mnson on blacl>lop road. Onond:1ga rands, phone Mnson 93-ACRE farm south of Mnson, Price $17,000. Call Clarence M. ------330% S .•lel'fcmon Phone OR-7a031 Randolph street. Phnm• Mnson OR·7·25:li. 32w2p. OR·7·:l2G2. 31wtf very good buildings. Best of lo· Boles at Mason OR·7·23GJ, C. MASONRY. WORK, stone nncl Oven· Clwsley's Drug Storr. l sc· buildings. Located on M-36. better farms call Boles. 32w1p 2·5831. 28wtf Inland Marine Cot·pot·ution ------panion. Christian woman, 55-65' 1!J.j2 PONTIAC custom Catalina, dan. Light gray with dark blue $14,500. Terms. Phone OR-G-4786 APARTMENT in Mason, 3 rooms years old, to cure for elderly.' BULLDOZING, baclt hoe, digging hydrnmatie, heater and radio. top. Rndio, heater, turn signals, 192¥.!·ACRE F'AHM, 190 acres BUILDING LOCATIONS for the und bath, partly ftll'llishcd. woman. Clean lHtmc. Phone Lan·· basemetils, Phone Williamston J!l:il BlJICI< Super sedan, 4-door, 710x15 tires, only 22,000 miles. under the plow wllh 2 modern future. Buy now pay later. In· Clayton Sherman Imodern. One Ol' 2 children al· sing IV·2·7270 or write 13ox 23; 659-M. William Whitcraft, 1900 dynaflow, lwnler and radio. ,Tust · traded in on new model. homes. 36 x 75 hip-roof base- vest In land today. 45-acre plot. Box 27, Eden lowed, private cntmnce. For iut·· Inglmm County Nrows. 32wlp, Elley road, Williamston. 18wlf J9-HJ PONTIAC sedan, 4-door, We'd lllw to have your judg- ment barn. Also u 24 x 50 born, 10-acre plot. LotE. in Mason. Ur· 28wtf ther information P.hone Mason wo___ MAN\V_A_N-I·r~D -=--M'ddl . lwatct·, radio and whitr. wnll ment on this exceptionally fine hog house, large grain storage, bnn specials. Consult Clarence M. OR·7·G49l or Lanstng IV·5·6055 " 1 e., I ires. car. j poultry house, tool house, Boles, C. Jewet l Agency. Phone after (i:OO p. n\. 31w2,. aged hotwel Ward, lege road, Mason. 32w1p Box 50G, Ingham County News, doot·, mdlo, heater, ultrnmatlc Radio heater and overdrive. NEAR LgSLIE-200 acres, 170 US-127. The ideal location for first farm soulh Hal'JlCl' sclwol TI'Ucklng ana Buying ------Mason. 31w4 31 000 or clt:Ivr.. Ve-ry only • Runs 'good. Full price $198, $G8 tillable, 40x100 dairy burn, with your futurr. business·. High and on US-127 at Butler's Hestauranl. Have your stock trucl>ed to the HOOM- Pleasant sleeping room ------·-- _cl~nn for rent, on ground floor, with mtles.OR-7-7!J:H Call ororiginal see at owner800 West Mason Co· down. · ·· . 33 · stanchions and drinking dry, accessible '. highway. front· Phone IVanhoe- 4-9291. 42wlf mal'lwt that makes the marl\ct by experienced trucl" wanted. Ask dition, full basement, hot air o o eg roa 1 • • s re )reedmg stne c JC !Jest m truncr. and !Jath. Phone Mason phone Mason OR·7·0.3S2, 3W'tf about om· special payment heat ami garage. Lots of shade cottage, garage and excellent PI n Ma's ·on OR· 7 · 4821 anytJ'me ·[meat type 1wgs. OR-6·4183. 32w1 PHICES - CHECK US BE· garden spot and only 2 miles of ton~ 24wtf FOltE YOU BUY and BUY AN plan. · and shruhs, $12,800. terms. Mason. This is a good investment. - B F kl WANTED - Cream, eggs and OK JcULLY RECONDITIONED FOR RENT-Lower apartment, 6 poultry. See Lawrence Hyatt, 1 8 MIL"'S t1 1 0 f L 1 Priced lit Call. Clarence M. sgPTIC TANKS. CLEANED I im ran in rooms and hath, gas heat, ga- usrm CAR- FORD-1954 8-cylinder 132 horse ·~- sou · nns ng on Boles, Mason~5,000. OR·7·2361, C. Jew· 309 S. Main street, Eaton Haplds, power, 1-ton plclntp, 4-speed M·99, G·room house nml % ett. Agency. 32w1p Also concreto septic t:mlts for I Licenscd Dealers, Mason mgco, l'Cf~rcnces requi_red, 217 phone Eaton Rapids •1<1521. 28wtf 1fl5cJ CIIE:VHOLET, 'l·dom· station transmission, ]Jeuler, heavy acre of land. $7,400 with $2,000 snle. Phone OR- _ ~ North J\o~~~n stt·cet, Leshe. 32w1 wagon, powerglicle, radio and 7 8 41 WANTED - All l\inds of junlti !water. Nice and clenn - duty tires, low milcngc. Save down. 40 ACRES, Clark road, near francis Sloan 12wtf APAHTMENT, 3 rooms on $1,89:i.OIJ. hundreds of doll!lrs. IN MASON-4-bedroom home. Dansville, 3 bedrooms, modern, · 1 ground floor, heal and water automobiles, also old (arm rna·· chinery. I will lluy nl my home 1!l.i3 C!I!~VROLET, 210 4-door, GMC-1911 %·ton punel. Runs Gas heat, garage, 3 extru Jots, new bath, new well and burn. Williamston, Route 2 wANTED - Custom poultry furnished, inside bathroom. Clay- pnwerglicle, radio and heater - real good. $9,000. Only $2,550 down. Idenl 40 acres to retire to. Call Phone 671-W dressing. Will dress up and ton Bates, 7 miles south of Ma- or pick up at your plnre. I buy $1, I !l5.00. INTERNATIONAL - 1932 1%· Clarence M. Boles·, Mason OR· 50wtf packreudy for your freezer. The son on US-127. Wayside Inn.. hy srnle weight. .James Whlllll~ 19:\2 CIIEVROLET, 2-door. Thr. ton with lll finish clown. IN MASON, don't fall to see this Bott e Gas oak floor, hot and cold watet·. fryers and springers. Will pick Your Friendly Ford Dealer up. W. X. Steadman Poultry on I his one·uwncr beauty - IN MASON-G-room, 3-bedroom nice 3-bedroom home, oil heat, I Livestock Trucking May have by Septembet• 1. Phone 210 State Street, Mason 2 baths, nl~ large lot, with Installation, conversion .and np· Mason OR-7·4012. 32w2p Farm, 620 S. Edgar road, phone $!i!l:i.OO. Phone Mason OR·7·9611 1 %-story house. ~ull basement. small 2-story barn at rear. Lo· pllances. County·wlde delivery. Detroit - Monday unrl Tuesday ~------...:...c- Mason OR-7817<1. 1~\~tf 1!l51 CHEVROLET, Stylellne de· Evenings Till 9 · Sat. Till 6 ' Extra lnr.ge lot. Located on luxe 4-cloor. Loaded with ex· c pavecl street. $9,500. Terms, cnted in the nicest residential Charlotte - Monday Aftemoon APARTMENT - 2 bedroom, ex· WANTED-We lil>e Mason, won't tras. Real nice - $G9fi.OO. section in Mason. Owner leaving Don· Hill Battlc Creek - Wednesday ceptionally nice, private apart·, 1950 FORD V·8 Fordor, has hall WE HAVE several nther houses town, wants a quiek sule at Also general local trucl, NOTICg-All stray dogs plclted A BIG SAVING - 4 I.Jag Redi· HOME, modern, ranch type, 3· can help you. We will eheclt Mason. 12wtf Tuesday and Wednesday; beef, We need some good used piclntps the job at no cost to you.• Just up by the Inghnm County HU· mix concrete ~11.75 per yd. de­ bedroom, attached garage, · 'l'hursday; poullry any day. We mane Society Ol' by Clayton Hu· livered to Mason. Concrete blocl\s hardwood floors, wall to wall cur· cnll OR·7·4311. Perldns Hardware. PLASTERING--All kinds of pins· pick up and dellvet·. Leslie Food WANTED-All ltinds of scrap 23wtf terlng done; patching a special· Lockers, phone Leslie JU·9·5361 lett, county dog warden, are held Iron, tin, cars unci trucks. Also AI Rice Chevrolet at yard, lGc, delivered, 20c. 2x4 to petlng In living room and dining a full 7 days at the Anlmnl She!· 2x12 No. 1 Fir, $133.00 per M. room, double closets throughout, LOT AND A HALF on North ty. Robert S. Burns, 3811 Aure· or Mason OR-7-0331. 20wtf old farm machinery. WrIte Open Friday Nights 2/8x6/8 outside door, $10.45. llus road, Lansing, Route 2. ter before being offcl'ed for sale. Charles Mullins, Dansville or cnll garbage disposal, automatic heat, Mason street, basement house Phone Lansing IV·2·5108. 1wtf This gives owners a chancc to Dansville MA-3-33<14. 21wt-f Phone OR-7-3061 2/6x6/8 birch flush door, ~9.22. landscaped. Located In the better unci little 2-room house, 2 wells·. Mason 2/8x6/8 combination door, $15.16. locrltc them. Wlth owned dogs, ------·---- pa~t of town. Price $16,400, Phone DeWitt 3232. 31w3p WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIR Glenn Casey we do as the owner requests, if NEW PLACE OF BUSINESS - Barn sash, ~2.09. 9-ft. Berry ga· $3,000 to $4,000 down, F. H. A. ------1949 NASI-I AMBASSADOR, 4· rage door, $64.60. Steel base sash, service, all worl\ guaranteed. Auctioneer I possible. We do not seize dogs on Want 500 junl\ cnrs and truclts, approved. Can be seen on appoint· A. o. GREENOUGH RgAL ES· Prices reasonable, free estimates. the highway. Animal Shr.lter, old house trailers; top prices door, heater, overdl'ive. One- $3.09. '!." AD plywood, $4.02. 2x8 ~nent. Call Mason OR-7-8874 after TATE SHOPPER_ Detroit area Williamston, Michigan owner cal', mileage 35,135. Ben sheathing, $118.'15, 15 or 30 _ib William H. Wlllls, 306 E. Ash, Phone Collect 227·W phone Lansing IV·2·6218, open 9 paid. Stanley's Auto Parts, Po.t· Burch, 834 South Tuttle road, felt, $3.09. Patte1·n 106 gurnge std· ·' p. m. 32wlp Income store proper-ty about Mason. 51 wtf 29wtf to 5 week days, 9 to 12 Saturday. tm·ville. Phone Mitehcll 5-0061,,., Mason, phone Mason OH.·7·1535. lng, $171.00 per M. 3 In 1 7¥., ACRES with large barn. Suit· 3 years old. Tenants· are Cun· Closed Saturday uftemoon unci 15wt.f 32wl shingles, $6.65 per sq. We carry a able for home site. Call days nlngham, A & P and 1 other CHARD'S plumbing ancl pumps. POULTRY HAULING. Wlll haul Sunday. 3wtf LIVESTOC!{ WANTED - All ------complete line of windows, build· Mason OR·7-6936. 32w2 tenants. Income about $40,000 Also pump repair. Watr.r heat­ poultry or buy. Please slate year. Price $425,000 cnsh to a ers, bathroom fixtures · and quantity and breed. Max Gray, DOGS-Report own ur stray dogs ldnds at all times. Marltet 1948 WHIZZER motor b!lce, good lng hardware, everything for that to Clay Hulett, county dog war· condition, new tires, saddle new home. Our terms are stlrctly 60 ACRES - We proudly pre· $225,000 Prudential 4 ¥.,% mort· Burke, Gould and Universal Lu!te, Michig11n, Phone WEid· prier. pnid n~ home. Roy D. Don· sent one of the finest small gage. Taxes and insurance $4100 pumps, Harold Chard, 1935 man 2801. 25wtf den, OR·7·5839 or tl} sheriff office uld, sccouu i..,l'm south of Aui'e· bngs, visor nnd othm· accessories, cash. Open week days till 5:30, OR-7·9661. 31wtf sell for $GO ot• trade for pre-war Saturday until 4 o'cloclt, Sunday farms In Ingham county. It year. Investigate this. - AOG; South Meridian road, * mile ------­ !ius CenteL', t>i10nc 3203 Aurelius. plclwp. Call momings at 1872 morning 8 to 9.· W111son Bros., boasts 60 acres of fent!le soli, a 400 acres Fowlerville, 270 acres south of Dexter Trail. Phone OR· 1Yo(tf 7·3002. 25wtf LOST-Brown leather billfold. Eifert road, south of Columbia Rives Junction, Michigan. Phone modern country home, a com· tlilable, 38x84 barn, 38 stanch· Livestock Trucking Reward if returned to either -----'"- plete set of farm buildings, all in ions, 2 silos, 2 houses, has $25,000 . Detroit - Monday and Tuesday WANTED - Real estate. we road, phone Aurelius 3102. 23·F·13 Rives Junction. 31wtf Ingham County News or David hnve n number of buyers for · 32w2p excellent condition, yet this· farm mortgage, 4%%. Will sell equity, 13attle _Creelt - Wednesday Dunsmore, 2% miles south of Ma· Is only 3 miles from Lansing on reasonable, terms. - AOG; 243 farms both large and small. We Call noon and evening 1:011 US-127 to Coy road and -2ast now have 2 full-time men work· 1951 CHEVROLET deluxe, power M·99. Cnll Neal First at Whipp acres, Stocl>brldge, nice buildings, Photogr~phs or anytlme Saturday or Sunday to lust housc, Phone Mason OR· Farm Agency, phone Lansing IV· about 200 acres tillable, $45,000- ing on real estate. If you want tl) glide, with radio, heater, turn Clothing 7·2946. 32w1 sell cull Willlrlmston 20 and ask signals, has new rings, valve 4·1464 or evenings Lansing ED· AOG; 120 acres, Mason, good 2-3703. 32w1 houses, barn, 97 acres tlllable, ll nt Hnn·lto J•loatlca, ol ------···------my wonderful cnre, whlle I wn~ 1d. Orlilll' In \1/H:ntn, WAN'I'E:D-Corn lilnclf'J' In gonrl In tlw hospitAl. Also my relntlvo> Jrr rhu MilitO!' nr ,Jnmm~ FillA Alll•n, conrllllon. .1. 1•', Silerwnorl, nnrl friends for the glfls, r.nrrJ£, Mntm·lul WH nn/iK In PrmJtlo VM, ClnronC'e Wnrrl. rlrdu1' In hnhl wllunM, In hnll nflor Good Business Depends phone Oll·7·2:lfl·l. 32wl nnrl r:Anrly, the I. 0. D. F. Inclgr ilf'n rlfl",' --· -- for the nke bnsl for llwlr parliPIJlalion In tlw ·:nrl'lllllt jud~Willlll fnr plulntllr. starting Allgll!;l n. a fine OJl· Hrrvicrs. The family of L11dh· In fff': BtUttu.!ll \V. Wnllut•u, Petltlun I :not! print lug rlepencls oil .Ill' I'UH11Jt'Ut!OII 11f 1Jlct1UI' \ll:hfl!fo UJU'J'!Ir porlunil,y, <'11111£' 111 11nd tnll< It llrnrll. .12wl ;r In! of things--modem 1 of''» llcctuu•. Orrlur fnr lwnrlu.r. "QOTIA OET THOSE WEEDS!"-MIIosarc D.Mclrovlch Is going to get those wecrls cut, come over, No phffiH' r·:llis. Morsc'H ------·- '1'111' PrHtlllo u( tlw S1ulo uf Mll'ltl!-(ttll the hot plnce or high water. This unticemly zen!, which goes beyond the most avid gardener's I.Vfll'fllt'I!H, llw rlghi Jlll· lH. ('lffl'tml r til' ,Jnr•lomn. An·uiHIIIlltJIIL, lleslaiiJ'/1111, Ma:;on. :l~wi/1-:DMONDS·-·Wl• wish In IIHinl· '''''ltrlt•d ICIIflt.v, rrr'l'l'ltled, Hvntonc·cd h enll to duty, IR nil In the day's worlt for the St. Louis Parl1 Dcpm'lmcnt employe. Ilc's cleaning per;; 1111d lnlnl, ewl. !PrVii'W Wil h 111/lllllgf'l', :l:JW3 i{lllf!y, IIC'I'I!J!II•d, I'UIIllltlflerJ for Ht'lllf•rlt'l!, Rye ...... 'J'IJ,, l't•ntJin nf th•• fitute of Mlehl).{nrr Snv !Je;tns ...... AIHI .lw;t ns Important-­ vn. l~ttrl Willium St•lununult•r·. HtJntcnctl, ~ diiVh IIIJ.:"hfllll l'flflllly JUt!, Iiiii! ur :ii(lll,f!l! Navy beans, cwl. ... Wr! nlf<•l' icii'OJr; and In.v· or• urldilinnal !IH dit,YH, 1 Eggs Ollis showin~ how In Consider Your Future 'I'Jw 1 l'OJ1h.l 0~ tht• Htlltl• ur Mlehhtun \lf1, (:rl]viJJ Fnutr!l', Al'l'uiunmenl, r,JvudutJ A lnrge malu' vn, l'lllrll'lt Mnii•·Y. Ar·•·u[J.('Jrrnunt, plcndcd Light hcns ...... • :ullly, J't!CtiBcd, rcmnndwd to uwu!t ve11rh 1i1 11';1rJ: You 1•1111 ll£' pnrm· nol fnrr,oi!Pn, Lr in!. Bmllcrs and fryers ...... WlwiiH'I' ynttr joh Is I0,· nn'enll.v sPIIII'd ill II hllidllf'Hs !hal For yollr spirit hovcr:; near; 'l'lw l't•nplt· uf I he Htult! or Mlchh.cn11 Cnponettcs ...... noo dlrcf't mnll pl1•croo or Vtl, l'ntl'it•), Malley, /\nnii-:'1111/CIIt, ulcndcd will prrrvirlr• 11 g0111 J ilwnme awl r.lvlnr! IovP and C'sinH II ,:;qtil;tl. I kin, Vida Kin,:: anrl_ ).{tri11y, I·>:pc•rlc:nc'·~ Mr~. .~J~~ ltlt•Hri1•1/ nct·t~JrlrJd, H~ntenced, Mrs. Mike King fell from the Sal isfJn,v ~•:utt. St•ntt•twr., ;w porch1 l;tsi ..Suncla;,~ .. and P!'<~ltc _l)er, . too! tlnvH lrt~.:hnm county .jnil. ~ arm. '" · · · · · :, ; ' • ·· ··.· Wilill' lnriIcment exhibit during l'rllcldgau J\1nllll11HIIh, llli11ois day 1 i 111 <' tcmperalurr•s hHVf' i,.wn I~mpluynw111 St!t:urlt.v ComrniHHinn chlldrrm .~·pen! ·sunday with Mr. uul AJ•Jil'al Bn111'd of Michhrun J~nlJJioy. State University's Centennial of Farm 1\Jechanization at Enst Lansing, :1~wlp .~layer! in I!JP Rfl's. 111 spilc of tlw 1111'111 :-if't'IJI'il,v CttlruniH!iiun, and .M1·s .. Johq ){nflcll.. · August 15·20. Dnvr.y, who rolls ltis cy«•s anrl moves his lips while nuswcr· 1 COUNTY lnf!l'I'Ury's rJrop, HVCJ'Hge IC•tnpCI'II Tlw l'•·nl•l•· nl Lhc ~tntc ol Mldd~'"' Bobbie Sl robe! Is spendl~g thr lng qur.stlons, Is one of hunrlrcds of novel attractions at tl1e Centennial. I lllrC' fm· tile WC'CI< was 7'1, Ill rlr> ,~·/:;.,~'1 1111:~~/C~ :il'lllllfcr·. P1·ohntlon n!Vukud, Vlcek at the Victor Cheney and grr.c!s above llw fi,i awrilg!' for 'l'h·· """lth• nl tho• Stale or Mlchl~nn Gl'HCe Slrobel home. --~~------NEWS Cards of Thanks v.1, Chnl'l~n Sl'lutlfeJ·. Sentcuct~, ~4-1;1 I , 1 M r] last yeal', Vl'llf'H oiHI'klloU JII'IHon. ' Mr~. Crrace Strobe ' [', an~ In Hiland Park last Thursd;':' I "IIJINI nn Mr. nnrl Mrs. Davlrll Hoi11fnll for lite WI'Pk anl!tllnlerl The .f'""l'l" or 11w Slat" nl Mll'l>lr.:nn Mrs. Victor Cheney, Mr. and Mrs. for ·treatment.. Bnkcr and Mr. ilnr! Mrs. Floyd I Mason GRll"i"rN-- I would iiiw lo tai·c·~·ll. o,.uc,. dunylnll' mutiun Loyal Shepler, M1·. anc rs. nr- 1" 1"'"d"""· win Shepler anrl Mr. and Mrs. cinl er! n nrl wi II nPVel· hP fn1·gnt. August fi ...... 7fl Rfi The "'"'I'll· or 1111! Stnlc or Mlchl>:llll L ,· "'I I T d I 'l'e• len. Hc•snlvo t:ril'l'in. :J2wl All!,:liSI 7 ...... S~ Kl VH. Zt•lln A. MI!I'Ztnllket•, Orrll'l' l'cmundir•l: oya ~~ 1Cp er, I r., an flffil 1 ~ August f! 77 I<> .Jn•li•·" Uourt. were recent visitors at the El· ...... Afl 1 8 11 Registered August 9 ...... fi2 fl(i M~~::q·i :~~~ \t1:',~~~~ i~t i~~~~u ...~~ C 11 ~~~~~~ dred .I-Iouse home. Ingham County News IVu•·d. 01·d•·1· for uttnchmonl. tu hrln~ Glen West entered the hospital August 10 ...... 51! 1'!2 \\-'itue:-tH lll'fol'c cuul'l. ' · · August II, 1955 Page 8 August 11 ...... 68 Legal Notices Church Notice ·---i Not·th Anrcllns Conununlty, ORDER FOR I'UBLICATION Rev. John E. Pruden, pastor. Clean-Up At'I'OIN~~~2s.~f.mt~rMII~:~J:ATOR Sunday school, 10:15 a. tn.; mom: Sln!o nl Ml.,hlr.:nu. The P1·ohnlu Cunl't Ing worship, 11:15 a. m. with thP. lu•· lhe County ol ln~hnm. Rev. Arlie Collins of Ml. Pleas- i\t n Ht•Hj;[on nf Kltid Cmu·t, helrl nt · h Ihe l'roloall• OJI'It•e Ill the City ol MnHOII, ant, a representative from. t e in Haid Connly, lUI lhu ~th dny or Au- servicemen's center In San An- SALE 1-;'11'11. A. ll. l!lti5. I l'l·r·>cnl; !ION. JOHN McCLELLAN, tonio, Texas, as guest spea entcd nntJ rcfcra•cd to the wnin~ Michigun, bu nnd Jg ht!l'cby Ulll!OIIltud for· honr·!ng- Kllid Jlt!tiUon: commhmlon ror zoning. Curried. Motion II. IK li'UI·thtH' Ot•dered, 'l'hnt public noa hy Milton Fo11let'1 KUitJroa·tcd Only by Edith Adcuclt, thnt. the tuwnHhht tlcc tiHH'euf he given by t,ubllcnUon of u JUlY the cXIrenttcs of UK mnny firemen $50 cottY or thiH ordul', onco e11oh weuk £or nH wlnh to nttond the fire colit!I.!C which AUCTIONEER'S NOTE:-A good home-bred herd thl'Ce HUCI!CKHIV~ WCUJCH lJI'CVIOUtt to tHlld IM to he held in Lluutlng, Cnt•rlcd. $15 down-12 months to pay down dny nr henl'ing, In the lnghnm County Motion by Hnrry Chnlfeu, tnwuortcd t.lutt hn.s not; been !JU'ihcc1. This lwrd will do a $10 NcwH, n newHPilJWI' Jlrlntcd nud cl•·ou• D~liry Equipment lnted in snld County. by Milton Fnt!lCJ', to nllow thu follow­ lnJ..r ch~lmH: successful ,job J'or you, it' given a chance. Buy JOliN McCLELLAN, Enrl Lnmm•emt~. LnLol' In Cern ...$ 82.5U A com}llcte line ot' •'nodt'I'Jt d:tiry eqtti(lment will be J\ 'l't·uc COllY: Jud~e of Pl•oi.Jntc your foundation animals at dis(lers:tl sales. My Own Personal Sot For Sale Mna•thu 'l'hnYct• Wurd A. Curl'>'• Hlllfti'Y leaK Wit lux 111111 SS ...... 1-17.511 sold ,just Jlrioi' t.n the cow sale, Dcamty Reg-IHh!l' of Probntu Andrew n. HHrton, unlnry leBa 11 ORDER FOR I•UBLICATION WH tux nnd SS ...... 160.20 ANNUAL ACCOUNT McCnrn Oldsmobile, Rcimlra · · 21 Cons9le - Ultra Deluxe Model to 110Jicc CUI' ""'"''"'"""""'"''''' 10,06 HOLME!I-Septomber I, I 085 'rhu 0. F. Good>•lch Co .. Stn te of Mlehhnm. 'I' he Pt•ohnte Collrt CnHlngH. etc., )Jollec CUI' ...... 2•1.90 Lunch Stand ·on Grounds with UHF. Excollont buy fo>·-tt'" County ol ln~rhnm. Betty J. Rice, operntlnR' alrcn .... 3G.oo Not Responsible for Accidents At n tWtHIIon of t~nld Court, held on Uome Ecauhlment Co,, 2 dry . Cost originally $385 Au~.:nst 1 I, I !Hi6, cell bnttcrlcs ...... l.HU P1·e•cnt: HON, JOHN McCLELLAN, Cnlrns & Oa·o,, [nc., , • Jttdt;"c nf PI'Obnte, Fll'c Record·...... 6.on ln ·the . Mnt,tet· nf the Etttule of Michhmn nPII Tclc. Co,, CHARLES II. HOLMES, Doccn•ed. li", D. Accountt1 ...... ,...... 66.90 Terms·' of Sale: Cash. Will 5ell for $200 Notice Is Jlercby Given, That the 11e~ Mlchlgru\ Dull Telenhonc Co .. llllon uf Centl'ul 'l'I'UHt Com1111ny, trustctl Account No, •1·1251 ...... 12.60 o( Hllhl l.!HlUf.tJ, JlrUylttsr fat' the 1111DWUIICO ltoiL Lumho•• Cu., Muterlnl [or ' $20 down-IS months to p~y of Ita t.wcntY~tlixth unnunl uccount nnd fcnc~, Mu11lu Gt•ovc ...... ,, .. ,., .. s.2r Will givo antenna free and days guerantee llfHo IH'Uy)ng fot• the COUl'L'IS HPllrOVU( o( Dnve IJnvlH, Jnn[toa• act•vlr.e ...... D.7!1 90 the lnvuHtmcnh nhown therein; will be John 0. Fuy, Snlnry len• Wit hem·d on Su1rtumbct• 1. 1Dlil1, 11t ten• 'l'ux nnd SS ...... 2so.'sr thh·ty o'clock In the fot•enoon, ut the Edith A, Adcock, rmlmy lcH11 Owner P1·oiH1to Ol!lce nL 2U6 Wcot Sul!'lrmw WH Lnx nrul SS ...... 188,3!• Stl'ect, Lnuttln~t. Mlchlgnn, Maurice(. Lankfer, Eurlo A. Ohrl•tiJIII, I••• Wll Jt. Is Ot•dered, 'rhnt notice thereof lw tnx nnd SS ...... :...... ,...... Jr.6.6r rtlvon by 1mbllcnllon of II copy hereof Roy IJ, 1111", rnrtf.u>'lul· fot• . BALDY COLE, Ring Auctioneer· IIERB MILLER, Pedigrees fur th1·ee wcclut consecutive!, tn·evluut' fence, MHillc Grove .. ,;, ...... • East L11nslttg tO' tmld dny of honrlnH', In the Ingham lmthnm County NcwH, Jll'Oa , · Williamston County NowK, und lhnt tl1c petitioner ceodl , etc. en Ulle n COllY of thla notice to be 1crved UJlon cnch known party In Interest nf . •. his h~t known addrcsa b:r.· nRll~tcrcd JeWett TV mnll, 1·cturn rccelnt. denmn od, n.t · lcnst fout'tccn (H) dnys prior to •noh ho11r· lng, m• by J)Crdnnatl Mrvlcc nt hmnt five Auctioneer. . . &.Sales Mgr. Meson (6) dll~B prior lo •uch hearlnl!• JOHN Mr.CLELLAN A 1'1'1fo Cnt>Y: ' · · ,Judgo of Probnto ;.·,ii~,;~~~~~ ...... ~~;;~~=~:.:i~i •• ~ ...... :!J DPJ>Ill.y,Itol(lslnrMm•thn 'l'hayer. or Pl'oh.~!?:;·•··' · ',,; fl2wa· , Letters to the Editor 955 Charter Commissioner Replies Augullll,l The ln·gham C·ounty News Part 2· In nn~wcr lo yo11r editorial of, ~wlectr.rl hy the party learlors. IT•l ln~l. wee!< In which you lake ex· wns halloled In 11nd I hal was- lhlll. Dansville wus cll'lving south on cepllnn to llw new clly cl1nrler Our pn·~nnl ~yslr~m r!nlls frH' Workers Instalr Ciar·Jt, He told officers he stopped Mr. and Mrs. l~lmer Knight and rlmflr~tl In Hl:'il, r fePI 111111 n re- petitions wllh 11 minimum of 2fi his cm· hut fnlleri to see the up· Onondaga News snn, Dnnny, nf Detr·olt were ply siHllllrl he made 111 justify IIIP. slgnnlltr'CH nnd If fi f!ltndldnlm; m·r. prouclllng cur rll'iven by Clmrles 'J'twsdny 1•vening cnllcr•s of Mrs. thlnl Onondaga, . , i~nrmers groups. haVI! non·[llll'lisnn elections aiHI 11 much heller llwl 'cvr~ryorw hnvc :;el, one wllh 2 ligllls rllrected nt i~;an Celery Pt•omollon u~soda· di.'llingulshl'd Hl'rl'i<'(' In ngril:lll· . . 'nll.l oil lht horne of Mrs. Rex / Inn•. Davis Jws lll'l!n a fanner .' hen• hal'!' hl'r•n nhnut ·I r•ai'·lllllllllmntlt last l~r·lrlny under IJ1c only 2 hnve rclnlnrnl parllsnn elce· rllw opporlunlly In vole for r!vcry elllwr end of a quoit pilehlng lion contest and win n scholursl1ip area ami· the other a tloorllight to Mkhlgan Slale university Is J sln<'l' his gmciuaiiDn from Mil:hi· lo,His nf leli•plwn~ pnh•s plnl'erl lr~:ulership of Mrs. Reuben Slur·· lions, nnmely Ann Arhor· anrll cnundlmnn. Thn dly of Del roll and power ouJiel near the flowing I limited. Ail boys n.nd girls who 1 g; 111 Stale In w:n. or1 llu• r•nlll'llnd siding 111 Onondn· man. 'l'hl' fil'sl yem· enoltlng class Iron Mountain. Furl hcrrnnre nil elects all ils r:nundlrnr•n at lar~;,c well anri picnic grounds. These nre planning to enler must have I . gn In!' t'OIIHII'Uellon Df Granrlltll'(![lnr<'ci the ht'l'alcoat which fenlmes Ill­ , ' '.il 011 1\.UJliC ~- WP.I'C WPP 1\ <'IE 1 • at the Intersection of M·3G anrl I liP wr•el' II'! IIi 1\lr. nnd Mrs-. Hoh· g 111 , . . f llt,>ll' fl' t', 1. ''I. . tflng, election provision:; of our t'lwrter. o1·s has hcen changed. For years ted bodice· nnd d1·oppcd hip I . I .l'i 1}i c• . .t t. 11 ~. ~~ 1. r~tlr Clnrl< road, Dansville, Saturday pockets. Whole ensemble is in l'l'l Noh e and ill'<'omp;tnu•c Iliem ''II" I' 1 ,1.1 I' 1 1 ., 1 I feel 111111 Mason h;1s heen for· it has been In October. Tills year 11 ' 'I('I u ' I " S, \0 H. >liS I il IH L 111'0 (' Jaycees Schedule evening. .Ries was taitcn to Mason charcoul gray grosgrain. on tr1p tn llPI'r Pen1nsu a 0 . ,. . f · the· session will be opened Sc'p· 1 11 101 11 1 11 lunate In have enundlmen who General hospital with head in· for a fI'll' 11 ays. Tt.u•y a 1~ 11 VI~· 11 er 1 sorednom hy o~~.~ Otwnrlaga so F:levalol'," m, spon· is Police Ch1'ef Speak St· nrc willing lo devote so much of lcmher 19. At. the annUal session jmles. Mrs. Bodary was also lhc•li· LIIH'IP, l•rPd I• IInson, 111 1·-dPn. competing In I lie snfllwli tnurna· D~onkey Baseball llwii' time In city affairs al so salaries arc fixed and department Street Is Improved Charles Pcgg, East Lansing lillie nnandni reward. lalwn to the hospital for lreal· :tpproprlatlons are made. i\Jr·. and llit·s. Liit'l')' DoyiP 1111•1 mPnl at ffasllngs. ThPy WIJII tlwiJ' ment of cuts and bruises ubout A slwuldi'l' of hlaeklnp has pnikc l'hief, was Ihe spcal

Grovenburg News Roy Christensen ·These Mason Mrs. Howard North "YOUR FRIENDLY FORD ~ALER" 210 State St., Mason Phone OR-7-9611 Last Wednesday evening Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Tooker nrc Automobile Dealersr Howard Pontiac f and Mrs. Clarence Leonard and vacationing ncar Oscoda this SALES nnd SEIWICE son, Stanley, were supper guests week. Sales Room Open Evenings Until 9, Saturdays Until 6 of Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Ried and Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Doerr 1 3'10 S. ,fllffet·son Phone OR-7-1801 fnmlly remembering Mrs. Leon· were entel·talneci at dinner Sun· urd's birthday anniversary. clay nl the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Srnilh Mr. and Mrs. Christian Doerr, to and family and Mrs. Henry celebrate lhe former's seeond Binl~ley spent several days ncar wed11ing anniversary. Edenville a weei< ago. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Franl··' . m.tlte·.·· .. Automobil~··'·. . ,.... ,,-·,. ~ent",. . ·w"""' ·n...... Chl!hflyg· an; · niece,.· Mrs. ~rthur J~~ecke. · ...~~~~ ...... ~~···~ll!' .. lllllil~~~~~··ll!•llll'••~~~~.... ~~~~.. -!!~a,.. IIIBIII~Ij~~~~~..-lll~~--~~~~~~- ...... lll,.i··--·~~~~~~~.-~-~/ 1}: Aurelius Township Zoning Ordinance lng~am County News August 11, 1955 Page 2 r EGAT N01 WER Legal Notices

Derby Ne1ghborhood G \V Sprlll,muu

We'll• I cahumg Today' Special Sale of Accessories\

SEA'l COVERS Staoduul Size CAR l\lATS

Front and Reai Fmulm Gua1 ds

Many More Items Prteed to Sell

Come m Today AL RICE CHEVROLET Appointment Confirmed 'mother, Mrs, Ver'l Stowe, befoJ'C! Anrirew Farnsworth, wlto hns Ferris District ·DE CAREFUL llenvlng for her tenchlng poslt.ion been sm·ving ns postmnsler In the lU•·s, LonL Olnuy in Snn Diego, Cn.lilomin, olt News Holt postoffice since Fr.lmmry, WITH l Guests nt the Vernon Prootol' Mrs. Alton lf Ihe .Tad< :tnd ,Jlil 4-1-I club lending a rorlco. ~undn~· evPn!ng wilh Mr·s-. Don Mrs. Eldon Kntz, Dnrls, Dean OGO the school enrollment will fnilowing their business rneclln,; f•oster·. and ~~:n al Rives .Junellon. nnd Mrtrllyn Lytle 1:1pent Sundny ump from Its present figtlrcet, "Pinky," nnd a prom; Ludington Sunday. Mt', and Mrs. Michael Waeh and Wells at. Oxford Sunday. ,ranke Mnrcl l~lsenlwlmc!r' and prlndpnlshlp ill iloovrr high ising business. She makes harnesses such as the on[! which Pinky s 'J'h[! present high sc:hool lntllrl· .Jack Ulney spent the IVI!C!I< end Mrs, llnt'l'y ItuseweJI of CJ[!VC· Mr. nnrl Mrs. Harold Ford, with ,John William Ycornnn, Saturday, sl'!wol IH'ill' Flint. wearing !or the sociable little bundles of feathers. ng slwuld he ust•d for junior wllh llw Hcv. William H:tlns· 1 In the northern pnt·t of the slate land, Ohio, the women nre sisters their daughters and fnmllles, al· Mr. nnd Mrs, Dall' K Bnll and ------:------­ of Mr. Isage was of red roses and insula. nereased enrollrm•nt only for the shnt lenni carnations. Bt>sl man Moore and Timmy Moore, tf'r, Madeline, Mrs, r~Jmer Otis and Mrs. rctttnwrl frorn duly In .Japan, Is th[!i!' trip to California. wxl :J years, he warner!. was Harold Hills, .Tr .. of Mason. Pal Wnll\1!1', dnu(:(hler of Mr. Mr. nnrl Mrs . .leney spent Sun· Green, and Mil

We Welcome You to the 1955 Ingham County Fair ·.·,

-,·· II .. Come 1n and See Our Big, Fabulous, Futuramic, Hydramatic and Dynamic New Oldsmobile!

Take advantage of the finest in motoring pleasure ••• durili ing fair week. ..Mac .. has ordered extra cars for .you at spe• ·

I. ' .• , 0 ~· .. - !" ....-::--~ ...... ~ cia I. discount prices for the fair! ~~·:;.::\;:·\t':'\,:~l.·

Supar "IB" Holiday Coup•

, All Makes ·- All (Models - All Colors - AII·Styles at Special Fair Discount Prices We have outstanding values inured cars at both big lots in Mason ' .. ) ' ' ' ' - ' and Holt - Phone Holt OX-4·7751. .~ '' ..... " ' ." ·" ,(. '·:·•"' ,, C ··~ I JOCl(ll anJ Coatdress About Town • • • • • • • • • REBfo:KAH COTI~niE MEETS '!'l'rt nwmhers nf the Reheie Eric. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sheffer and children spent last camp Sunday and their daughters Mr. ami )VIr~. Arthur Leftwltch returned home with them. 'l'EAI\1 SJ>ml't' runs high in Delhi township dul'ing the week at Long Ialw, ncm· Alpena. of Detroit visited Mrs. Orie Smith • • • field days or the Holt and MaiJie Grove t'CCt'eation deputt­ Mt·s. F'lossie Lampltct·c, Mrs. Bctt.y Hynes and Miss Mat'· Friday. REUNION IS PLANNED ments. The 2 groups inducling 120 youngsters l:t'Dm 5 to 17 garet Mungct· were in El'ie, Pennsylvania, 3 days this week Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Cowan ~f Annual Artz family reunion years of age ltnve participated in :3 field clays· events this visiting Mrs. Lam{Jhere's mothet'. Zephyrhills, Fiorlda; called on wlll beat. the county park at summet·. Winnct· of :2 of the 3 cvent·s is Maple Gl'Ove: Maple . , , Mr. nne! Mrs. Elmer Schofield Grass Lal, Campbell of Fife luke, Couple Speaks August :~ to Mr·. nnd Mrs, Deun McConeghy, and n son, Bohhle Walter Bauer nnd family, DniH,\' Htry, wus horn August 3 to Mr. Wullwr nnd Ralph Wnlltr.l' nJ Nuptial Vows · unci MrH, Hohcr·t McConeghy. 'J'he Dnnsvllle met Mr. nnd Mrs 2 Mr. Mr:Cuneghys' m·e hrothem, Wayne Scuddm· of Snllno und Mr A 11irnplr•, iH'allllful wedding of nnd Mrs. Clyclc Wnlltcr· of Detml! Wlls soh•mlllzed l•'rlrluy cvenl11g, Mr·. nnd Mrs, Hohert Lewis Gr·uss LuJw nre purcnts of n son, on the river ncur Daxlet• for <• AllgUsl !i, at H p, m. when Bur· I.luhhle, hnrn A!lgust 5. picnic dinner Sundny. barn A1111 Stanfield, eldest daugh· Beat the heat with these easy ter of Mr. :llld Mrn. Kenneth A son was born Jo Mr. and Mt·s. Mr·, nnd Mrs. Coy Densmorr to p'rcjJarc productG , .. and be sure'_ti» Stanflulrl, anti Wnyrw William Ceor·ge Smith of Gregory August nml dnughter of Musnn, Mr. and visit your IGA food store lor many !1. Mrs. Gucmlon Usher nnd MrH Muldw, scm of Mr·. 1111rl Mrs. Wll· oth;;r w"nn weather lU!l!lll'ti'"'' I IJum l\11lii.'!HJ uf Vuntnwn, wet•e Mrs. l•'md Spr·udlln anrl BnrbHr·u Lydln Crlhlcy nne! .Joun WPI'f' ,Jeun rctumcrl home August 5. unllml Itt llllltTiage. Hr~v. Uonlon Sunduy evening eullers of Mr·. nnr' Al'llold nf the Stnekhrldge Meth· Mrs. Cl!ell Grngel anci bully of MrH. Lester· Bnrtlr. Gary and Ru 1h odlsl clllll'ch ol't'lclnlt!d, using the Leslia were disdlitl'flCtl from the Ann Barth went home with Mr double r·ing set•vlce. hosJtital August 4. nnd Mrs, DC!nsmore for a visit. 'J'he cet·omony was performed Mr·;·.. Ell:whcth Grnstefon !s IGA GELATINE lOA Spacial Blond before tl11• lllt'gr• rlouhle windows, spending u few dnys with Mr·. nnd Mrs, Lester· Barth. wllh ligiltecl ~Hncielaln·LJ, and bus· Dessert 5 FJson J'hC! h,ttclc WoJe •1 stwet-Jength Tuberculosis s:~nltnrlum, with Mrs. Guerdon Usher· SatUl'· Luncheon Meat 12.oz. gownol b~·own and white. with a She Is survived by 2 daughters, Idny. 41c rot·sag~! ot pink roses. 'I he mu· Mrs. Goodloe Hensley of Stock· tt:on ot ltotlot· wor·r• u br·ow~l ~~:c~s hrldge nnci Mrs. Josephine Car· Diane, Sue Ann and .To Ann IGA FROZEN Town£end went to Eaton Rapids ttrm;nr.rl in !Jinl>, with 11 corsagC! penter· of FrcnchbLirg, Kentucky; camp meeting Sunday night. of p111k roses. a son, Gmver· Cr-nft o[ Fr•cnch· Orange Juice Diane returned home Wednesdo>' Till' mother of tlw bl'irll! wore hurg, a sister und 3 brothers. night with her· mother, Mrs. Loa! a pink and white nylon dress I~unct'Ul services were held at ami the mutlll!l' of !he ht·idegmnm the Chur·ch of God Saturday at STARTING YOUNC_:Though ITownsend, and Mr·. nml Mrs. AUNT CLIIRil FIG BARS. he's only 20 months old, Field· Rtlhl Bunlwr and son. Sue Ann 2 LB 49c 11 black and whl_w silk, hotil wear- 2 p. m., Hev, Franl1 Cr-anlt, offi· ing Kent Turner marches lil>c . anrl Jo Ann returned home wllh SOUTHLAND FROZEN · 111g corsages o1 white r·oscs, clallng. Burial was in Stockbridge Hefresllments were server! ln ecmetery. a veteran at rotber, David, of lege gil'l friends at Ann Arbor Mrs. Lena Smith spent Satur· . Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sch_rny are M11nith; .3 sislcrs, Betty and were dinner guests of her par· clay wilil Mr. ami Mrs. George. on a 2 week; ,trrp to Florrcla. My. Fruit-Vegetables Blanche. both nt home, and Mt·s. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendnll Bar- Marshall at Gregory. I and Mrs. l\m.th Voss of Lesi!C! Frances Barl>er of Ja~kson. , IGA Milk 2 Qr. 39c ber, last Frldny evening. . I Mr. and Mrs. Pat McDonald of 1 are staying wtth the Schray chtl- Mr. and Mrs. Sharon Edwards Holt called Sunday on Mr. and clmn. FRANKENMUTH Mr. and Mrs. Pnt Griffin of and son or Rockford, Ill.; and Mr. Mrs. Art Smith. Marion Grow spent Friday aft. Lemons 6 For 29c Dearborn, and Guy K. Ctilvcr of nnd Mrs. Walter Hunt of Beloit, Floyd Ware!, Jt·., spent several ernoon with Carolyn Schray. Y.'lint. visited Sunday with Dt·. and Mild Cheese LB. Wis., are spending n few days at clays last week with his sister, Mrs. Lucy_ Gr~w spent Monclay 49C Mrs. G. D. Culver. the Culver home. Mrs. Justin Brady, and family at afternoon wtth I• rank Morehouse ROYAL GOLD Watermelon 89c Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Daisy Dancer entertained Mason. • and Mrs. Hugh Morehou:;e. Mrs. Elizabeth Brady were Mr. the Ladies Bridge club Tuesday. Mrs. Emma Dicl Price and Olives No. !i JAR Cabbage l.b Sc 1ended J'unerHI services for Capt. Mr·. and Mrs. I

1 > •••• .. spent the wecl1 end with Mr. and Mrs. Raymon.cl. Stephens sp~nt -·--·~···- ··FRESHMEAT ALWAYS Mrs. Seah Rider at El Paso, Illl· last wee]{ In Wrlhamsvllle carmg nois . for thl! Osborne grandchildren Croquet Sets Fi.nes paid in just ice court be· Iwhile their parents, Mr. and Mr~. fore Alva Beeman Justice of the Lee Osborne, were vacationing In Peace were: D~lmns Prator, /northern . Michi.gan and L.und·O· Stockbridge, malicious destruc· Laltes, Wr~consm. lion of. property nnd restitution,, E. J. Kr;1sey returned to t!Ie All Reduced 1 $25; Kenneth Amett, a co·partner home of hrs so~, Emet·son I

I hope ereryone will enjoy lhe lair • , , which should be lhe biggcsl and best o•erl SAL AYOUBEE Sun Life Assurance Co. of C~iuada 113 \V. 1\llchlgan, Lan~lni Phone IVnnhoe D·0031 ,.

.· ... We'll See You at the · lll~fiam .County· Fair August 15 through 20

"The Biggest Appliance Display on the Grounds D Norge Washers, Ran·ges, Refrigerators D R. C. A Victor Television D Duo· Therm Water and Space Heaters --0 Chill Chest and Upright Home Freezers D s.peed Queen Washers o.-- K~lvinator Refrigerators 0 Americ~n Kitchens 0 .Crosley Refrigerators ··0 Tappan Gas Ranges BOWLERS ·0 ·.G.-_ E. Swivel Top Cleaner Mixed ~Leagues Are Fun! We are now org<'lnizing a mixed league· to bowl 'at 8:30 Sun· day nights for the winter months at Bowl-1 nn Recreation, los· Remember. ' . • • • lie. Two m3n and 2 women constitute a team. Why dcn't you choo,so' your couple :and register before Au.gust 22. . -Put Your Reliance in See or. Call ·.-FLOYD LANTZ .Home ·Appliance· ' : . . August II, 1955 The Ingham County· News Part l Youngsters Win Tlw Good Children's Day .Cocker Puppies Old Days Foreign Films Take Over at Fox Theatre "Tire Mnruudcors," nrstl · . . 1 ~J-G-1\f At fair Will Be, Wcster·n nr/vcnllii'C film for un;;, p k d . h F ln Sunday Races n, ... \'<·ru· Ago-JfJii·• opens lhiR wee/\ T•'r•lr/ny nnr/ Sat-,, Wit lnglwm strpcrvisnrs eilnse M. urday nt lire /•'ox Tlmtll'e with a ac e un Twcn/y-sevl'n yortng conies· ,I!. AvP.ry, who Jwrl /wen <'nun/y cast h!!:HI<•rl hy Dan DLtryPa, ,lt•ff !ants w<·r·e nn Irnnrl Sunrlay after-' •I-ll dub agent, to sw·r·cr•rl nteh· Ricllllnls, Kecnnn Yynn nnd n Tuesday, Augw.;t Hl, will he the trig day at 1/w Inghnm county nnnn to ~~ornpetr• for Col'!wr pup- ani Bailey as eounty agr/eulturnl new feminine flnrf, naiiH'fl .Jumw fair• for• tire srn11ll fr·y of the pi!!H und tlrr!atr·e tklw/s In .J agrolll. B;~lley has aeeepted a posi- Lewis. tion In halamawo munt\'. A dntmn l'PillPrlll!( on tile al­ county. All dtllrimn 17 nnd under f I hlcycle I'IH'c•s HJHtltsor'<'d by /he Dluter· Lu/wwsl wit hln a 2'1-hour perlurl, with 1111 lsolnterl •·nnyon dn!n's Oil>'· mlllee In !'lrarge of ar·r·anqc· with Mr. iliHl Mrs. Delmar Carr· of \VhltP 0111< for 11 yc•m·. thr• selling fol' /Is flgililng, gun­ 'J'Iw r·ornpetittve rovents will be mcnts. piny nnrl rom a n'r•c>, Ingham ernrnl>' .lnll inmates slngPd on lhe lmck In front of Tn IIH' H- anrt f!-yeirr-old rllvislon, have 11 !11!11' Jcml<. White denim llnuhll• l•'••ulln••\ 1/w gmnriHl«rul starling at 1:15 Paul Orosi rr·le crosser/ l.hc finish uniforms Jr•t ll'rer/ with "Ingham NOS'l'AI.GIC l\IUSIC pumper! dally at I he lll'enn nn lllC campus A silent army of ginnl /dllt•r Jl. ll1' line l!r·.~t In win a puppy, and County ,!nil" wen• Issued Werllll!S· out hy u German hund will greet anrl will also pn•senl ~pcclal r·oi>ots swt•eps 'rinwn from the 't'lu•re will Ire pet. pni'Udes, d~c- 'J'r•rTy Snuthwir'l{, finishing see· day. visitors at the cr!ntennlnl or farm traveling eoncerts· from a mov- plrrrwt Venus to lny s/Pge to one . , orated bicycle anrl tricycle pa· 1 1 11 1 II It 1 I 1 11 rnechanlzallon at Michigan Stale lng lmy-r·uei<. Spe~ial numbers of the lar·gcst cities In the llniiPrl . . ., radPS slnrllng orr the afternoon om'. won' ~;-:~ rc " .e s. ~,1 te I llrogislet' of deeds nfflr:c hus a university next wee/<, will be plnyed at 1/w heel sugar II~- •LIIrl _11_-.vc.J~ ~nlrl ;~cc lion, ~Jill rww phnloslnt madilrw which will 'J'Ilr. sugar beet Industry has llndustr·y's cxhlhit eaeh day dur- Stntc>s In AIIIPd Artists' "Target! ...... of fun. All pnrtleipnnls In the pa· D,ty w.1s fit st u,nrl llon,l/rl llHHiemlze J'Pr:rmling processes Earth," crtmlng to thl' /<'ox as a • · : · · · · . · · !'i1des will he .:lvton free scats In "' 1 11 1 1 111 · • J'J engnged Bill Mr!rlen's German lng lire ee/clli'Crllnn WCL!I<. ~,e rrar_nm •. ;~',''', H • •• '. • o1gc.~ -. anrl pmduc·e lretter worl< i.n half double ffmiLII'l! altraclif>n FridH.Y 1 h.l'VIll !V!cCnt'lhy, Dwrw Lynn nncl ,John Det'ek shat·e llw gmnrlstanr/, d!Hl 1.l, Clr.rrlcs c.".' won the lhe time, aeC'flrdlng to Mra Bell hand of Saginaw valley to en- '!'he cerrtenni11l lndudcs over nn!l Saturrlny. co-slat'l'ing role ..; in Allied At'lists' Technimlor hil "An An- Saf'i< r.L<'f's, :i-lcggNi races tor puppy. anrl Mar·y Clipper· .. only Ilurnplrn•y, county register of :~~~~~~~:;, v~~~~~·s~~~lrl 1g,lp 1\ecp tiw ~~;::~o,<:~::in~:~~h "~o~~~;~~;~lJL::~~ Almost all tlw peop/p nf. the 11HJ10iis Stm·y," coming to t.tw F'ox Sunday and lVIonclav the girls, nr'angl! mees, humnn girl wrnncr, cl:dmed lite lll'ld 1 K I d 1 balloon <111£1 trlcyf'ie rnces for the first and second, I'C!SJH'f'llvcoly, SirH,Inrr ser·vlc•ro slat HJII at _Dans- The bnnrl will perform twlee spo/ for cxhlbit.lon JHII']Josros, unnwarl' of t/H' invasion, to face l'Cflll duty. " U• Former Resi ent tots, and many other events will with similar· pr·izes ifWarrJ1.1J. ville Tuesday .. lie has been 111 the ------~------:------Its \lniliir,inrie Lnw- wiH'I'I! he liver! until .·J(J ye;u·s ago .When we think we need more lraclltinns :;et I he slagl' for the rcnl'l'. fumPrl opera singer who when ilr rnnverl to C'rrlifor•nin. 'i leisure, what. we generally nec1l of ~!!VCI'HI who lost iillrl tlw gr!n- Walter r;;, Zimmer. cit~· cngi- has bought the Dansville ex- romnnlle druma, "An Annapolis at the lwigilt of her r·urccr was /·' cr•oHii,Y nf IIH·. spnnsnrs, nil loHers InN•r· for 1\lcrccnplay hy Dnn Ull- tiiC world's greatest music. Arias plans to operate a.drug business man, Derel\ and McCarthy pia~· fr·nm 8 oppr·as are hearrl, as well of his own in the building at the lnot.,llod the parts of brothers-. hoth star as a number of popular songs. $10.95 corner of Jefferson and Maple athletes, and both in love with tllf' Sunday, August 14 streets. Ware has -worked for 17 same girl. This estrangement in Gavel Is Presented years as clerk and pharmacist their private lives builds the clra- 12 noon to 4 p. m. for Leo H. Harrison. He is a rnatic tenseness as their careers Supervisor John Patriarche of Auto Radio Drive-In Service graduate of the pharmacy depart­ as midshipmen and later as air of- East Lnnsing receiver! a gavel ,1i ment of Ferris Institute. fleet's keep them in daily eontaet. the countr bnarr/ meeting TuPs- City councilmen rleciderl Mon­ Miss Lynn, 1he girl in 1he case, rlay forenoon. Pat rirrrche pres iller/ ST. MARY'S CHURCH All .Makes day night that Oak street and the is the daughter of a naval cap- as chairman last yrar. Supervisor block of . Maple street between taln. Her father's duties tai dinner was served ut gum:ts of Mr. unci Mt•s. ,fumes Crumlmlnw. 111111 Mrs. l~mc!l'~' I~J'C!t!J' lwlplng alter .'iJH'JHIIng fC!Vt!rnl weel1~ pah·s made wlwn• Jwt•essary. 'rhe 1:00. Nlnety·two were pmsent them celcht·nte tlic•lr ·lOth wrrl- will! lVIrs. ill'ssiC' 'l'ut·nhull whu ~chool Opens at ug-shop hulldlng Is being Jmlnted from Gideon, Mlssout·l, New Mr. unci MJ·s, Gc>rJrg'e l~rlcston cling nnnlvc•rBIIJ'Y nnrl tlw hlrl h·jlllls hl'Pn sld1. nnd Mr. Wheaton has rebuilt the Haven, Indiana, Grunrl Lt!dge, De­ of Comstoci{ pur({ enlled Monday day lllllllvcrsrrry of M1·s. Enuwy I Mrs. Lc•nJillh JJolt of Gruss HI uclent. ug taiJh!s In the agrlcul­ Witt, Woodberry, Lansing, Ann aftenwon on Mt•. unr.l Mrs. David Freet•, Culm and lee crPHIIl ll'l'l't! L11l\f.! 1\'Hs u !'lJJJHiay n ftomoon IT AS August 30, tLU'ul nmm. The gJ•oumls have Woods. Arhor and Dunsvllle. served. 'eullet· of Mrs. Bc!sdlt! 'ruJ•nhull. been gr•pcled and tup soli applied. Nathan Lantis fnmlly reunion Teacher Lacking New IIIWII Sl!ecling muy be com· was held Sunday ut Dansville pletecl yet this HLtmmm·. New town hull. Thlrty·scven were • • With only 3 weel{s remaining wnll>s have been eonstt·ucted at present from Mason, .Jnclttghl. lh.,·qualily of of. gll•ls physical education; l~ranels birthdays In Aug:rst, centered the of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. 0. GreenotJg-11. Stockbridge. Gray East Thet foi'CI, Vermont, PhyHivianH will ll'll you that llw l'llil'iutn millr prndJu·t ion lu tlw lligl\l'sl. slmtd:trd~ in Cappuert, mathematics, l1iulogy, tuble. Honored were Mrs. Donal Mr. and Mrs. Don Leonard unci Mrs. Ollie Brool\s of Evart dicrl' and Mr~. ,'vlartin Dexter of We-;t roult•nl of yonr body tH'I'riH cotJslnnl l'l'Jli<'ll· hisloJ'y, i\·li<-lti~:tu Sial:t>I'S uf milk Jll'otluetion ooach; Mary Sf mud, English and Mr.~. Her!Jert Norris. The host' tal lal{e visiting Mr. and Mrs.. · Your rlail·.v f:tl'l\\1!1' knows this, amotJg otlwr eighth homeroom; Allee Hunt, and hostess treated the group to Jack MeKenna. m. at Evart. Sunday VJ.'iJtor~ of Mr. and Mrs. "tlllnt:trllng; Garrett Wheaton, The business meeting' was con- 1tended funeral Eervlces for Lu­ il possible fot· pltysidans to t'ecommultd tltn•u 1 ncr guests uf M1·. and Mrs. Don :md claughtc•r of 01\emos wert! i\liclti~:~n St:1l<: lJnivvrsity's IIIII ye:~rs of vocationul agriculture; Vinee Car- dueled and an invitation acceptedl cllle Arnett Friday at Jewett fu· glasses evc.•t'Y dny :.1s nn nlmns!. indispt'f1Hihle Anclers'On of Ann Arhor. Sunday mllen; of M1·. and Mrs. t'tlti!JCr:tli J7,:'>1JIJ 11\t'lllhl•ro llt' lhi~ len, shop, athletics; G. E. Mann- to meet with Mrs. Iva Corwin nerul home. l1u:>lth formula. For ~rowing l'hildrl'n, th" mlc ing, science and pl'inclpal; and fo1· the September meeting. Car·ds Mr.· and Mrs. Roylyn Milici' Mr. nnd Mrs. Leland Perl'itw, Huscoe Amolcl. l)!'g'illlizatlu:l :lJ.(I'I'l! Ill;! L yuu I)L'\.'(.!1' outgi'OW .ur consumplion is highrr. your IIPl'd t n pr•ogl't·~s. Searl Briggs, superintl!lldcnt. and bunco were then played. 1 and family returned from vaca- Jr., attended the Ingham Town-1 Mr. ami M1·s. Milw Ktwh and Scllool bus routes ancl ch·ivers tionlng at Silver Jai{C and Barry· ship. Agricultural sclwol class of I family of WehiH•rville were are changed somewhat from last The Buostet· ctub auction will ton. 1950 reunion at Hayner pari;, • Wednesday C'allm·s of Mr. and PROGRESS PROVIDES Mason, Sundny. Mrs. A. C. 13ergeJ·. PROTECTION year. An arlditionul bus will !Je be Saturday, September 3, at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turek of I ·One of th~ ou!slmuling flrogrL'l'sh•c HiC'p:~ lnkt•n l1y operated maldng total of Tlw Diehl fields, There be a Milan and Mr. and Mrs. Frnnl{ a 8. will the Michi~.:-an Milk Producers As:iodalion w;l!:-1 lhl' Perrenlagc! ot Se~IOII~I Va1i~lion in Mtlk S~pplies old Reo No. 7 will he replaced baked goods sale, rummage sale Greene of Pinclmey were Sunday adoption nnd perfection of its plnn for h!wling pro. 1 Do!roli 17.5 4 Cincinnali 46.9 with a new Ford No. 7 and will be and an auction ~ale. TheM. Y. F. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. duction ond minimizing !Wat~onnl variations in the 2 Cleveland 34.6 5 Chicauo 47.7 driven by Clifford Williams over will also have a lunch stand. AnY·J William Muso)ff. milk supply in the Dolroit ~lolropolilnn 111arki'L 3 51. louis 42.9 6 Now York 62.9 11 much the same ri)Ute as covered one havinrr articles for the auc- Mr. and Mrs. Jacl1 McKenna of ANNOUNCEMENT! Known as the Lase nnd uxcess p!nn", it aM!Utn·~ 7 Boslon 63.6 last year by No. 4. Other drivers tion may "'eontuct Rev. Charles ~Crystal lalte were Tuesday eve· 'consumers of ad{'qllnte suppllcs of purr!, fresh milk throughout the vntirc yeur. )•'or the dniry r.~rnu.•r, il and routes arc as follows: Roy Gross or Darn Diehl. ning dinner guests of Mr. and providL's o rcnl incentive for ndopli11g mc,dc•m lllf'llmd~ Glover, bus No. 1, same as last '!'he Masonic and Eastern Star Mrs. Don Leonard. Due to numerous inquiries we have established pick-up and delivery service in Mason and vicini_ty on of mnnngcml.'nt nnd produclion, rc!'iultin~ in moze year; Nelson Dockte1·, bus No. 2, picnic was staged Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green­ profitnblf.' dispn:o~ilion of his mill' supply. N.E. area; Gerald Waltcrsclorf, Ingham county fairgrounds. ough of Chelsea were week end Ju~l how this prog-rr~sive ::;tt•r> rc:H ..'ts 1.) the public bus No. 3, S.W. areu; Han·y Thirty-five were present. A pot- visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. henefit is well ~hown in llw box hcore at ri~=,l:t. The M11ore, bus No. 4, route covered Jucl; dinner was served at 1:00 p. Greenough. Wednesdays and Saturdays ligur£Oll comr•iled l.Jy the U.S. DL'prl/'llllc.·nt of :\J.:Ii· by bus No. 8 last year; Lewis rn. ami the afternoon was spent M~. and Mrs. ~o~rf- !-~~ss. ~1~~ culture reprrs£'1ll tlw prrt'l'nlr,gc of flurrun!ion Free1·, !Jus Nu. 5, similur route in visitinrr and reminiscing. Mr. and Mrs. U 1 n 1 s. sp IJt'(W(I(!Jl the :;rn~ons of hil!h nncllow n~ll~" fJH!Ih;ctiun FOR in the nwjor mnrlwl illJ.: :ucm; li~ll•rl. " · 'the week end with Mr. and M!'s. to last yeat", Ronald West, bus M 1 M F t R' h t I SC!I!il)flnl r. nne rs. 'ores me ar Charles Asam, Jr., ·of Monroe. • Dl•lroit's exceptionally low Jwn·entngc of No. G, South area; and Floyd am! children of .Dem:bom spent Suzie and Ki!-tY Burlingane of PROrESSIONAL DRY CLEANING AND RUG CLt:ANING vnrintion guarnntl'L'H an nmple supply nf pun~. fH•:;b Mltchell, bus No. 8, similar route the week. end. w1th Ius mother, Lansing are .sperirllng 1he wee){ milk during the winter months Whl'n IIHHIY ~.:ilil·~ to last year. Clifford Williams and Mr:; . .Jessie Rmehart, who spent with their grandmother, Mrs. sum.•r shortngrs-it !'lflft•gunrcls tht• public lll':dlh :lnd Floyd Mitchell will again malw the winter with her daughter, Rosa Anderson. CALL w•~lfnrc. 1 Milk is on<:" of life's f's~cntir,Ja. I.i1H~ wntcr, it is the noon kindergarten I rips. Mrs. Eloise Hazelton of Center- Mr·. and Mrs. Albert Hayes of m•t•UC'd C!VPry dny of lht' yu~~r and lll'OII~Ianl, dt•pr•nd· Dansville l1indergarten will op- tine. Mrs. Hazelton is spending Williamston were Saturday afl· nblt' supply of milk llowing intn n hi~-: dty is us 1111• erate as in the past several years. several weel\s in Culifornia at the ernoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. .T. porlanln~ n l'Oih>ln\11. Jluw of wall'r tln·ou1!h ib nHiiiHi. The villa~-:e children will attend present. B. Dalton. Mt•mbl•n; of thl' ~lic•llit;nn rvlilk f'rndU!:l'l'!'l As... oc.·lation, mornings logethet· willt all begin- MJ·s. Lyle Campbell and Dennis Mrs. George Vogt, Sr., Mrs. Iva Am.erican Dry Cleaners hy 111l'illl8 of tllrir progrP.s.'ii\'c lliinldnJ.: 1111d m:linn, J1:1Ve made thnt c·onst:ml flow OJ' mill( ;1VniJ:1hJe in ners residing north of M-36. The of Mason called on her parents, 1Corwin, Mt·s. Bernice Wheeler, DctroiL as well ns many ollwr Middgnn mnr~C'l's. larger. section of rural beginners, Mr. ancl Mrs. A. c. Berger, Sun- Mrs. George Mitchell, Mrs. David those south of M-36, will attend day afternoon. Diehl, Mrs. William Musolff and and Rug Cleaners the afternoon session. Any resi- Mrs. E:ditlt Tester returned Mrs. Ro!l'coe Amold attended the Phone IVanhoe 2·0641 dent child 5 or who will be 5 not home to Decatur Thursday after Methodist Woman's Society ,of MICHIGAN MILK PRODUCERS' 'ASSOCIATION later than December 1, 1955, can spending the wee!\ with her sis- Christian Se,rvice seminar ·at 1217-29 Center Street Lansing, Michigan be accepted in the kindergarten ter, Mrs. A. C. Berger. Mrs. Wll- Munith Tuesday. 406 Stephenson Bldg. Detroit 2, Michigan forof schoolthis coming age childrenyear. Any who parent did liam Boger, also a sister of Mrs. - not reside iit this district. when Berger, J'elurned home after ··:::=..:..::::::.:______~======~======L~~------the S(:hool census was taken lust spending Sunday with the A. C. M BeJ·gers. ay should contact Mr. B1·iggs, J\ilrs. Alfred Sherman and Vern- I " superintendent, as soon as con- venient:. No pre-school registra· on spent several clays last weelt tion is neeessary for children at Bethel park, Flint, attending the Free Methodist conference. alrendy on the sehoul census. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Donald Textbool1s will be on sale at 1 the school boakroom every morn· of Webberville, Mr. and Mrs. Jng, Monday, August 22, through Floyd Donald oi . Williamston, Friday, August 26, from 8:30 to Mrs. Mnt·y Reaves of Rives June· 12 noon. Changes In enrollment tion, Mrs. Louella Reaves of Jaclt· DELIVERS of high school students and en· son and Mr. and Mrs. Lavern rollment of new students will C. lemens of Lansing were Sunday I also be carried on at this time. guests o[ Mrs. Bessie Turnbull. Kindergarten, first, second and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Wallter third grades will occupy the new and family were Monday evening annex for the first time while the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. remaining grndes will continue Guy l~ellon of White Oak. 1 ALL THESE ·CLEAR·CUT ADVANTAGES! to meet In the main lJLJilrling. This Verniee Sherman spent the new addition has made possible week a!. Eaton Rapids attending several major improvements in camp meeting. the school prog1·am .. Boys and M1·. and Mrs. William Sharland, girls of the seventh, eighth und and family of Northwest Stocl\- 1 ninth grades will have dally bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Don Somers 1 physical educntlon classes. The and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Wynn first floor area recently oecupied Boyce und daughters, and Mrs. by the typing. classes and the Wert Boyce of Stocl1bridge had fifth grade has been converted 10 n picnic dinner with the Rex a music room, mulling possible Townsend family Sunday eve­ band Instruction every :day for ning. both junior and senior bands. The Mrs. Verna Wade of Lansing room will also double later as a was a Tuesday night and Wednes· .cafeteria. Additional book shelves day guest of Mrs. Bessie Turn· and bulletin boards have been bull. installed In the main building Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cosgrny grade rooms and all rooms have. aml daughter of Stockbridge were Sunday callers of Mr. and FOR A'l'HL:E'l'ES FOOT Mrs. Arthur Brooks. GE'l' AlUAZING RESULTS Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Coon of IN ONE HOUR Perry spent Sunday with Mr. and II not J>loased with powerful kcratolyllc Mrs. Edgar Scrlpter. funaiclde, T·4-L. your 40c back at any Mt'. nnd Mrs. Floyd McCane of dru~r atore, T·4-L slouKha o(f tainted outer akin. Kllla Imbedded germa ON Flint were Sunday guests of Mr. CONTACT. Groasuleu, lnatant-dryln~r. and Mrs. Alfred Sherman. Today at Waru'o, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Freer and family and Mr. and Mrs. Emery Freel' attended Free Methodist save conference at Bethel park, Sun­ Star Chief Custom 4-Door Sedan day. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bearse of money Williamston were Friday cullers of Mrs. Bessie Turnbull. SUPIRIOR BIAUrY-Here's one . on auto Insurance ·~ SUPIRIOR SIZE-There's 124 or 122 ioned ride? Regal luxury? That's Mr. and Mrs. Ar~thur Brooks ·,~ advantage you can spot as far as Pon­ ·with State Farm Mutual's were week end visitors of Mrs. inches of road-leveling wheelbase under tiac comfort and it won't be topped by Ollie Broolhood and Vogue Two­ curity not surpassed by any car; Yet a Pontiac fits any new-cal' ·budget! : Q<4'c-.,: ner guests of Mr. and Mrs, A. 0. 160 TWO.DOOR SIX-PASSENGER SEDAN Greenough. IlLUSTRATED IMMED,ArELY ABOVE Toning is generally. acknowledged to · Come in and learn how little · cash · it • "Caretul Drlv,. • .., ..-f\:-:•·· : Ratlnl Plan . : Mrs. James Warfield of High, be the major style advance of the year. SUPIRIOR HAIID&IIIG IASI­ takes to join the big swing to Pontiac. land Park wus a Friday evening ..., .. There's · extra security, too, in the · ll'w;lh 4·burrrl cn;!Jiln>tm·, nn ex.tra·rosl opt;on. • •• • • • •••• •• dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A! . S2099-00 ••••••••• . . SUP.IRIOR PIRIORMAIICI-The lightning response of Pontiac's over­ • 0. Greenough. . · ••• • . ' ••••••...... Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Freer and State and local taxes, if an)', Strato-Streak V-8, too, sets this car size brakes, recirculating ball steering .•.•••,.- .. ~tl • .:1• · · ... -oo · • family were Wednesday. evening extra. Price may vary m apat't from any other in the world. It and flashing acceleration. Even park­ . dinner guests of Mrs. Richard . ,, surrounding· communities is. the industry's most .modern engine ing. is. a .pleasure with action. like this, . ,.,.,. "'" : Shepler ·and Jeanie of Lansing. ' due to freight differential . IIAII 'A·"· • Mrs. Shepler and Jeanie and Mr. -filled with "firsts" that pay off in SUPIRIOR' COMIORf.....;WJtat's your • • •• • and Mrs. Ronald Beer of Lansing blazing 200-horsepower!l< action and '· • • • • • left Monday for California. . idea on this . score? Big, .soft seats? ·a • •• ' .. tjte g1;eatest thrift in Pontiac history. . ·~•uti'ANc. I Call mt Mr. and Mrs: Don Anderson Of ·Ample s~wtilder a~d leg room? A cush- . for detr~ils today! Ann Arbor spenf the week end with Mrs. rRosa Al'lderson, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brooks and of Mason were Surt· vl ..itn .... :of M:r; arid Mril. ~i'; <~II!~ j,t~uJqu·~:JO~!i~ l, Ingham County News August II, 1955 fiurpJ1se FnJ•owcll Given on. t.ha an•• mmn nrnmlau. Grear, Olaa· Page 3 ~en, P~rr an~ Hhoarl, attom•ya, Miss Millicent Younj:!, daughter South Aurelius and Sunc!f1y' with the Howu1:rl Spry 'wit It open house fl'Dm 2;00 to '1:00 Ml'. nnd Mrs, Wlllhun VanDes• 01~"· nlnok va, 1\nhnrt llontey, TI'OB· fnml.ly at Greenville, p, m. nnd 7;00 to O;OO p, m. Tho of Mr. and Mrs, Fran!< Young of nnaa op tho oaoo, Jnhn L, Loishton, nl· sci nre spcnrllnfl so!]le time with 227 Lloyd St., and ward sljper· torney, 1. • North Onondaga Mr, nnd Mrs. Fred Jo'ord unci nffair Is being nrrnngcrl by their their son, Bill, nnd family hi Hor.:r n. Coagrovo VA. Rohott Milt• Mr. nnd Mrs. Reglnnlrl Ford at· children. visor of nurses at Erlward W. ••• on J.hc """"· Wnrrl W. J(clloy, dnys with Dr. nnri Mrs. H. Hnpo· her mot her, Ftftr.r cornplet lng n •lltornf!y, She will be leaving for school nt man at Cednrvillc In t.he Upper ~ummcr cmu·se nt the UnlverHity 11 f.(l'arle, Mrs. Cummings and Mr~. Mlohhrnn Surctr, Coml>lmY, 11 MlchiH"II the University of Indiana at Pe nl nsu In, nt Michlgnn. She plan~ to t.onch lit l•'olu r·; a nrl slxt h grade, Mrs. r.urnorntlon vn. n wdn. IlnniH. AliKIIInJI&It. 1 ·School Positions Blaomlngton In September. She ,fonnlnu!l, (i'rnaci-, P.nraona und 'frcldl~ Miss Jnnlee Mnrle Gl'l'tlon of Snn Diego, Cniifornln, this corn· Estes and Mr. Bond. cock, lttlorneylt, ing .venr-. Is n graduate of the Williamston Berrien S[Jrlngs coilc!gc Is vi.sit· The •1-room add! tlon to the ele· high school. CboncorY 'l'lte wedding of Sally Lou Ilnrl· Are Announced mcntm·y school is nearing com· Petur BllbiJIL YH. Evu · YtJunK, ]_.yJL ing her gra~dparents, .Mr. nnrl Saverancu, Ohio Hodge,, Uottlo JtudFfal Mrs, Geot•ge Aikens. Mr. and Icy nnd ,Jim Moecitcl loolt piRce The fneulty IIHHIJ;'Jllncnls hnvc pietlon anrl will he r11ndy for usc A son, James Robm·t, was born .und John Doe, Dill to c11Joln Oblltruul.lnn Saturday morning nt S, S. Corne· hy September, Vnndenher·g Con· of driVIQWU)' IHIIl dulurmfnllt)OII ~If r[ghlll, 'v!rs. L. H. Grelton nrc her paJ'· , been eomph!lerl for ncxl ycnJ', He· to Mr. nnd Mrs. Wiliinm Dever· Johu L. Lollrhton, llttorncy (or Jllnlnlllf ~nls, flus nnrl Cyprian Cnthollc dHn·ciJ 'corrling to Superini11' Unlldlng Complelml Surnl1 M, Pike VH, l..luvld W, ]1 lkt• last week from San Diego, Call· July ~~~. IUJ·s. Furd lllllh!J' David were guests nf tlwir snn sdenec, 111'1 anrl <'nildl, Monter• Wilhur Smith unci Walter fornla, He has received his dis· Terry It, SIIHhY vK, PhytiH J. SIIKhY And you are liable for ,damages. in llolw; shoJl, How11rd Ingcrsnll; July ~!1. P.ugcnf' Wnhl rJf San fi't"llll'isro I'lllrl rlnngbll'r·in·lnw, Mr·: and Kuehnel' of the firm of Smith nncl charge from duties as hospital . 2 1 II ' I. . Mrs. Frerl Wells oC Oxfnrrl, Sun- gngllsh, Mrs. Dorothy .Tnlmsrm; Lloyd Ailwnrd VH, Evn Allwnrd, ,lull s spcn d1ng wee u; ;1 1 H! wrnc rJay, l(twhncr, local building contract· corpsman with the U. s. navy, In ·•u case of accident to a friend or an Commerdal, Mr·s ..Jean Jones; rH's, have Just complctcrl a new .. i"rnnrcK nnxter VIi. IJonnld v. Bndur 1f his aunt, Mrs. l~ldon Katz. Mr. anrl Mrli. Jo'nrrl Mlllf'!' al· which he has been servin!( 4 July 20. ll!(ric·ultu re, llem·y 1\ennedy; vo 10x21l l'inrlcr bloc!( builrling for years. He plans to a!lend college Murlllnnn Mul1HtJr vs. Mnrvln W Capt. VIola Mor.r•ltel, who re 1emlcd the county faiJ• hoard an· empfoyee while using your equip­ r.nl music and orienlation, Mr-;. Lloyd Ilamlin on the lot. to Uw this fail. Mctzuer, JtJiy 20. ·ently rettJrnerl from duty In 'Hill! picnic at tile falr~:routHis · Durio I. Worrell v.. Cllll'c II. Wol'rell Elnora Kn1nz; lllllllwmatir•s, ~out h of the Hamlin home on Mr. unrl Mrs. B. Dale Ball and AuuuHt. 1. 'apan, visltrri hf'T" parents, Mr. '1Lmrlny in ',Jnc:ltsojt. ment. Just be sure you carry Farm orlenlalion and m11dt, Rnyl'P North Cedar street. It will lw family, Mr. anrl Mrs. Edward Vud1t E. Snider vH. Hny H. l'inldm· md Mr~. W~tllc•r Mrl!!ciml. Mr. nnrl M1·s. Vcmon Prnl'lm· ·Hncd over ~·mu· Insurance needs with us! Hurtcl, 22, LnnKinJ.:". lJonnld ll. Lun~. :!·1, LunHin~r: Viviun M. Smith, 21. !Jnth. Bonus 1rade-\n Ulchnnl N. SUHHux, 22, Lnnsln~on Mury in trJd<~y,g top~~e!Ung Bt~;ol< 1 E. Mattoon, 22, Lm11ting. H. Chappell Agency Rnymorul Mcl't!diLh, ·11, LunNing; Eluic c. PiJICI', 3H, Lnnt~lng, J'\\owance 'J:H7 W. Ddhi Phone OXford 4-2141 Jnmets S. Dt·inks, 21, Plymouth: Shur­ on L. Muir, 21, EnKt Lunt~ln).;'. our higtiJry Hurry B. P. Rnpson, 21, Enst Lan­ t 11 singo; Ueltc A. Duuer, :!U, Io;nHt Lnnt~inJ.:", -bigges " Hichunl ll. Wur1·un, I H, Lansing: lJu.r .. I.Jni'IL J. G1·nnt, 1H, Lntn;lng. John W. Yeomun, 1M, Holt.: Junice M. EIHenheimut•, 1M, LnnHinJS, Le1•oy lh·own, l (J, Lnrudny; f•'lucJ'Ilt.tu M. Brjjn, 16, Larutlng, · Mur·vin M. Docrnvt·, 2a, LnnHlng: Mur .. l:lll't.!L A. OlnzuJ', 20, LunHing. Uernld MoJ·rtrwn, ts, Lnlttllrun Judith Runwlck, IH, LllnHinJ.{, · MtH·r/11 rr. Rolfe, 33, Lnnslng; Lucllu. G. Tat·wutct·, :IH, LunHing, Uuy H, Sat.teJ•tlc/U, IM, LniHtiiiH'; 'Lcuh M. Austin, 17, Lnnslng. · Chal'lcH C. St. Pierr·o, :.HJ, Lnnslng-: Mnrgnrct E. Ward. 21, Lunah1K: · · · · Virg-il lllll'lltl, ~2. Lunsing i Junlcc H. Cut•pcntel', IH, l.uusln)l, GeJ'iild E. Jlunt, I!:!, LuuuJng: .Judith A. RaOitllton, 18, LnnHinl{. · . FREE! R!churd E. Cook. 22, LnnHing; Shlrluy Deluxe Bicycle J. JenHen, 10, ·Lunslng, : . , Given owoy every FRIDAY NIGHT! Got your FREE !idols from your mor· Vt.!rn n. Sicotte, ·15, Lanulnu-: Benitu chonts .. Do on hand every Fridoy night os YOU MAY BE THE .LUCKY WIN· CloUI', au, LnnKing, Jumes Dox, 31, Wllllnmston; Dot·uthy NERI It cosh nothing to win. Cohh, :!:J, Cil'centleld, TennusHuu. Edwnrd M. Wt.!dlcy, 1M, LunHiriK'i Huth 3 BIG FEATURES N. Dimond, 16, Lnnshur. Uownrd J. Otiborn, U, Holt f Ru.chncl ~~in, L. Cook, 21, Eullt Lnnsing, .Even the new . . 3 Bonus Resa\e Uobert E. Ptdmcr, 20, Lunt~lng; Donnu. ~IQ"'t('.)~g RAGE·AT DAWN R. GnrneJ•, 2·t, Lunslnu-. IS included in hrr m hardtops-th . Jack K. DeuiH~r. 22, Lunt~lng; Donnu ·~ Randolph Scott· Mala P'owers a Buicl:. h I M. llnrues, 24, LuntllhK'. Shown here iso~h profit-sh.aring b~ 4·Door Riviera­ · RobeJ't Schmidt, :.!.7, Lnn~ln~: 0111L' L. -beo8tJ$6 tecelle hig. 1\nlght, <111, Lunsinf.('. · lhenger, 4-Door Ri ~ low.P,ce Buick n~s deals today, BIG HOUSE, USA Wuync W, Mnlcho, 1U, DunHvi!le; DHr· ou coine in right now on e supreme/yp . Viera, Mode/ 43, AI PECIJ.t, 6·Pas. a/WIJY9 more money b1u•1l A. Stnnliuld, I 9, Stuckbrld~...cc. . cari owe red CfNTU(Iy S , so available in D1·odrick Crawford· Ralph Meeker Albert D. Adnms, IH, l...eHlie; ChriH· -Ori~ fra(/e it in tine J. Dctchuff, IH, Lnnsing, · Ya Buick dividend distribution that's like money in the bank for -----:-.7-.--.;.· --- er~es as Model 63, ALASKA SEAS '~· Robert Ryan· Jan Sterling New Court Cases · you. And a look at the nation's new." Law car sales figures will tell you why. .Arhmc A1·nold VB •. Robu1·t Huntet• and SATURDAY AUGUST 13 -\VjJJintn n. HunttJr. '1't'CBllU8S on the making ali' year, we't·e adding a of structure. And you'll be getting cnsi..!. John W. Dlnl, nttoJ•ncy. This year. Buick is doing far better 6-HOUR MOVIE MARATHON Arlunu Ar·nuld, AdmlniHt.l'ntrlx of the profit·shurin~ bonus allowance. the performa:nce thl'ill of the year CtJtutc of 'thelber1t B. Al'llOid. UeccttHeU. than just orttselling all'cars itt VH, Roburt HunltJI" nnd Wlllirun G -Variable Pitch Dynaflow* - the 1. Rage at Dawn Huntct., 'l't·ut~ntult1 on the cntuJ UJton prom~ 1 IKtJH, Jolw W. nlt·d, nttornuy, A·merica except the two mo.vt But you ll be getting a lot more · Arlene R. Huntet· VK, Uobcrt. R. Hunt .. switch·pitch transmission that's 2. Big House, USA tH' nnd William G. HunttH'. 'rt·csJJIIKB on widely known ·smaller one.~. This than a ga·eat deal. You'll be gettit1g a tilt! cuHc, John .\V. Bird, nttorncy, taken th~ country by storm. Uuth E. Unt•th VK, Rolnnd n. WcHt und year, Buick sales are soaring past great car-the hottcst·sellil1g Buick 3. Alaska Seas Sldni!Y niebct• nnd lnoz Dfcbur. 'J'retllJUIH~ on the enHc, Wllllnm J. Sct!ulont~, uttor­ Come in today and see for yourself ncy, every higll~water mark in the book in histoa·y. 4. Golden Mistress In l'c: Wllllum l•,ot·d, ret~torntion uf -past 600,000 cars-a11dwe're still. that there's never been a car like ehaulfcu't•'H llcenKc, H. Donnld Brucv. nt• You'll be getting Buick's far·in. to1·ncy, going strong. this before - and never. a deal so 5. Devil Take Us In ti!IJ mnttel' or till! [letlllon or wn. advance styling, Buick's mightiest llnm Bli•khol•, Allee Uh·lcr. Millo lncor[>oroltcd nnd THE'. SILVER 'CHALICE Arno••lcnn Automobile ·Firo ln•urimco comnnny Silvio Furtlno, Trcoplloo on Jack . P41ance • Virginia M~yo tho cn•o. Wh

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~~...... "'.... -;~~if.:: Corner Gift & Bible Shop and ~ Ellis Grocery H & MDrive-In Cleanen The circus b'.'ings exdtemendor young and old alike-the ani~ THE CHURCH FOR ' -- ,- Dansville Holt mals, the thriii.::tg acts, the funny clowns. Perha1~s we like the ALL FOR THE cALl I I I The Church is the . HORCH clowns best of all with their antics and their grinning faces. the building of ch grteatest factor on earth for It . arac er and good .. Eden Elevator But the jolly face of a clown is not necessarily what it seems to IS a storehouse of . 't Clhzenshlp. Ware's Drug strong Church neitl s~m ua1 values. Without a Eden Mason be. A mask of humor might very well conceal.a sad heart, and the · can survive. There ~~~e 7:ocracy nor civllization · jester could easily be living in a world of self-doubt. . _ every Person should atlenr soun~ reasons why and support the Church T~ serv1ces regularly Many people know this dilemma. To the world they show a own sake. (2) For his ch:ld ~y are: (1) For his Cu~ler Oil Co. Dart Manufaduring Co. countenance of ,false gayety, but within there is disquiet. Why? I sake of .his communlt I ren s ?ake. (3) For the 119 E. Mid1igan - Lan5ing Mason sake of the Church its~lla~h.nahon. (4) F'or the It may be that these people have found no basis for genuine peace and material support Pl ' t 1ch needs his moral larly and read your Blbleadn .ol go to church regu. and contentment. And no ainount of banter or pretense can heal a ' a1 y, Francis Platt Wolverine Engineering Co. bruised spirit. . , . .. _ ~ _ .. ~ .. Chopter v••••• Mason 25 1·7 Mason A basic faith is essential to the soul. of every mdtv1dual. To at~ H 25·31 7-18 this th turn to_ the wh)~h for countl~~s generations ' .t • 4-g . ,. 4' '10·23 · · ..... · · · full 0£ 6 6-12 Mickelson-Baker Lumber~(f..,:;i'··;,,·. ~--~ 1 ,.:,.~ 1·11 '"~··· Mason

';:...... :What the,··Churches ,Are Doing . ' .

1\fnson Chmch of l'lu~ Nnzn.rcne", Wllllalllfiton St. Mat·y's Cal.h· Williamston Centet• lUetliOillst, . '.young people's meeting, 7:30 D1111SViih~ Ft•ee Methodist:, Rev . lowship; Wednesday, 6:30 p. m., Jlonsel Unile1l Brethren, Rev. Roy Mumau, pastor. Sunday · oll•1, Rev. Fr. Francis Martin, pas· Rev. Louis Ellinger, pastor. Wor­ m. K Moore, pastor. 10 a. m. youth choir rehearsal; 7:30 ·P· m., Vernon H. Beardsley, minister. school, 10 o'clocl>; preaching serv· to'r. Confessions and devotions ship service, 9:30 a. m.; church school, Genevieve Freer, prayer and Blhle study. Sunday school, 10 a. m.; morn· Ice, 11 o'clocl<; N. Y. P. S. serv· · Saturday 7:30 p. m. Sunday school, 10:30 a. m.; Young Peo­ · Wllllwnsoon Conlrtmnlty iUeth· '.•un~r·int~nclent · 11 a. m., preach· ing worship, 11 a. m., sermon ice, 6:45 o'clock, song and pt·aise. masses at 8:00 and 10:00 a. m. ples meeting, 7:30 p. m. odist, Rev.. Louis Ellinget·, pas­ ing service; 6:45 p. m., young Dtmlcet• Ifill Seventh Du.y Ad· topic, Trees; Christian Endeavor Evangelistic message, 7:30, Pray· Fowlcrvlll'e, Rev. Fr. Wall includes testimonies of as guest speaker. James Pasma, pastor. · Sunday Wcd~es~ay, 2 p. m. in homes. ,, Kelley, pastor. Sunday school, 10 Stocklll'iclge BttJitisl:, James E. Christian Science healing. A pub· a.m.; morning worship, 11 a.m.; IUason 1\lethodlst, Rev. · Ray· moming worship, 10 a. m.; Sun· Lombard, pastor; 10:30, 'mol'lling lie reading room is open at the St. Jnmes CnthoUc, Fr. Paul De­ N. Y. P. S., 6:45 p. m.; ~vcning worship· service; 11:35, Sunday . mond L. Norton, minister. Union day school, 11 a. m.; Young church every Wednesday and Sat· Rose, pastot·. M81!ses: Sunday, 9 worship sel'VIce at the .Presby· evangelistic service ·at 7:30 p. church school; 1:00 p. m.,.Krum· urday from. 2 to 4. Soul wlll he People's · <:::JU'istlan FellowshLp, m. Prayer meeting eacl1 Wednes· a.m.; dally, 7:15a.m.: devotions, terian church, 10 a. m.; ··sel'mon, 6:15 p. m.; Sunday evening serv· mrey Farm Service; 7:15 p. m., the suhjcct of the lesson-sermon Thut•sday, 7:30p.m.; confessions, day at the church at 7:30 p. m. Junior and Senior BYF and adult Hope 'of Heaven; nursery · .for icc 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Bible in ali Christian Science churches Thursday after services, Sattir· small childl'en; Sunday school, union; 8 p. m., evening service. t11l'ottghout the w~t·ld on Sunday, study and prayer meeting, 7:30 1\luson PresbyteriAn, Paul L. day, 7:30·9; baptisms-, by appoint· 11:15 a. m., classes for all ages; p. m. Thursday, 7:30 p. m., prayer and August 14. . ment. ' · Arnold, minister. Union service Bible study. Methodist Youth Fellowship, 6:30 in Preshytcrian chm'Ch with p. m., program cluiirman, Lee 0 k em o s Cllnununuy, Rev. Methodist church, 10 a. m. Rev. Felt Plains lUethodlst, Rev. Perkins; . migrant committee David Evans, pastor. Morning St. Katherine's ChllJiel, North John Bullock, minister. Sunday Raymond Norton· 'wlll speak" Meridian road, i·egular service, . meeting, Monday, 7:30 p. m.;, worship, 9:30 a. m.; churcl1 school, 10:30;. inoriihig service, boy's ·hall game at Miller Road, Church school at 11:15 a. m., with 11 a.m. · 1 school, 10:30;, Youth Fellowship, cathedral film on life of Christ 11:30· a. m. • • 6:15 p. m., Tue~day: prayer 7 p.m. g~oup, Wednesday at 7 p. m. for chlldt•en and young people. --· DIIJJ'"'"'"• Rev. Robert W. school, 10 11:15 COME-SEE •.•• COME SAVE. :~·:T.~lvOU'LL ENJOY'. • • • REUNION IS,STAGED Newlytveds Are Ilollored CoVCl't·Nollle r e u n l on wns st.nged StiiHiay nt I3nlclwln parlt Garden Party Is Mr·. nnrl Lnwrcncc fl.uy- cJrr.Bs, whit!! nccr.ssorles nnd n In Ononrlnga, Slxty·thr·cc mcm· AsP~Low l~olicy Mt·~. Price monel t!ntcrltdtll'rl at an open cnrs11g-e of while rnrnatlons. bers attended from N, ~rite_in Priccs __You've Been Paying,~, See Wh,~t A&P Saves Your lng his hJ'ollwr unrl slstcr-ln-luw, his.awrence IJt'ollwr's bc!staymnm man. serve ns Detroit, "''·~· 1 ton RntJlds, North A gala gRrdcn [lllrly, sponsored\V C'OME SEE ••• COME SAVf .. . I Mr. Wrap ROLL -C BARs26c ing and admiring- the new babies. her son ami daughter-in-law, Mr.' ville vlsilcrl ~r. and Mrs. Coffey/1 Jy~ Dolbe~ of ~aso~ .. Woodbury Soap ~~~~· 3 ~~J~ 'BARS 25c nnd Mr·s. Benjamin JVI. Bat'!' an'd Sunday evening and Jl.!r. Loci<· Ph!! I chr~stemng W~ls pe~forme~ Northern Toilet Ti$~Ue ROLLS 24-oz. Sixty-eight remaiiwd to have an family of Battle Creek Sunday wood returned home With them. on the thll'll -weddmg ann1ve1· 6 49c Fels Instant Soap Powder PKG. 30c evening lunr:h tugelhci·. TheJ·e Mr. ancl Mrs. Lawrence Bnrt~n, Arthur Brown of Grand Ledge sury of Debra Ann's parents nncl Strained Baby Foods· ALL vARIETIEs JARS lb-oz. were rnemhers in at tenclance fro of and Frunlt Fetters visited Ml·. and and his son-in-law and daughter, on the 18th birthday anniversary 5 47c Hi Ho Crackers suNsHINE PKG. 33c many areas in liiC! ~laW, including· Mrs. Freel Marshall of Clare Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clemens, vis· of her uncle, Cha!·les Arnold Daily Dog Food DIET I & 2 6 ~b~~~· 49c 16-oz. Flint, Musl,egnn, Mason, I•'enwlck, Stinday. Nancy and Phyllis !Jar· ited Mt·. and Mrs. Elan Iiams of Merindorf. Mrs. Briggs is the NDC Graham Crackers PKG. 33c Hubbard~lon, Lansing, Freeport, ton returned horne wlth theh· Matherton over the week end. former Betty Merlndorf ~:{Iyla· Rodney, Mecosta, Lakeview .and parents from Deei; Trails -.Gii;I Mr. uriu"MfS: Chai·Jes·' Cole· anll son. * • • ,.,.:r.•- Ionia. Scout cam1>. daughters, Peggy and· Clim·Jene; Election of officers for the year Mr. and Mrs. Nellis Bateman and Charles Brown ~pent Sunday Cl b 1956 resulted in the following: and family returned home last with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph West- Extension U 5 President, .John C. Adams, Me· Thursday after spending 10 clays g9te. ~nd family of Al~x~ndria, '' nome Demonstration Co.uncll costa; viee-pre~ident, Lyle Adams, *I camping at Traverse City stntc V1rgmra, who are vacatwnrng at Ingham county home demon· The accent's on savings and complete taste satisfaction in A&P's Produce Department! Vitamin­ Mecosta; nnd ser:rclary·lrcasurer, park. They also traveled through Round lake, Lennwee county.. tl'ntion council met at the home rich vegetables and top-of-the-crop fruits of every description at prices that underline easy budgeting! Alvina Adams Coon, Mason. tlw Uppei· Penirisula. Sunday the Mr·. ami Mrs. Elmer Br·avendcr ~r Mrs. William R. Quiclt at Lake Batemans enter·tained Mr.. ancl were guest~ over .tlw week .enr.J Lansing Thursday, August 4. Mr. and Mrs. Cia uric Laws were Mrs. Joe Roberts and farn1ly of at the Wll~wrn I3Juvendcr f.mn Nine members were present. Mrs. Sunday dintJeJ· guests or their Detmlt ancl Walter Leary of near Dansville. . , Florence Maynard gave a report CALIF'ORNIA, son-in-law and rlaughter, Mr. and Lansmg. Dr.. and. Mrs .. ~ohel 1 J?· Bullen on the annual excursion and Mrs. SIZE 36 2 FOR 49( Mrs. lvnn Wethy, and family in Mr. und Mrs. David Bennett and so.n, Jun, VIsited then· dau~h· Morell I•'ox chairman gave state Car1taloupes honor of Mr. Laws' lJirliltlay an· and Mr. and Mrs. Ch:u·Ies Rich ter, Mtss· .Janel Bullen, tu.ul M1ss reports · ' ' niver·sa1·y. Mr. and Mrs. William and daughters were week end Barbara Jewett on Maclcmac Is· ri · · made for 1 1 Wethy and Tim of Eaton Rapids g uests of Mr ·md Mrs Gene AI laml over the week end. The gil'ls ' na, P ants. ~t~ere t I 'lin Blueberries \". MICHIGAN CULTIVATED PT. 29c • · ' ·· • • 1 • 1 · 1 1 · women s ae lVI Jes a ng1 J, 1 Florida Gold Orange Juice FR~~N~N. 6~A~zs 97c called in the afternoon. len of Blanchard. They attended are wor

PT. Mayonnaise ANN PAGE JAR 29c Wisconsin Sharp Cheddar Cheese LB. 69c LB. 9-0Z. Grape Jam ANN PAGE 2 JAR 39c Ballard Biscuits .. ' 2 PKGS, 27c 18-0Z. MEL-O-BIT, 8-0Z, Garden Relish ANN PAGE JAR 29~ .Cheese Slices AMERIC/\N OR PIMENTO PKG, 29c YOUR ANN PAGE, 12-0Z. Peanut· .BuHer CREAMY OR KRUNCHY Glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are JAR 39c Natural Swiss Slices LB. 41c God's •. (1 CorinthiallS 6:20.) Read D CorinthiallS 6:16-18. 6·0Z. ·Cheese Spreads KRAFT'S 1~. The Apostle Paul, in his First Epistle to' the Corinthians, tl.GE. 30c GT. JAR 25c HASAU.lHE emphasizes the importance of glorifying God in the body as Vel Detergent SIZE SIZE 72c Domestic Blue Cheesa well as in the spirit. Too frequently we neglect, or totally for· LB. 79c get, the wholeness of body and soul which Paul emphasizes so LGE. Longhorn Style Cheese , . clearly. As Christians, we aclmowledge Christ as our spirit- GT. \ LB • .53c ual Master in all things. . · . .Fab Detergent. SIZE 30c SIZE 72c SANDWICH To function most effectively as Christians, we as indi­ viduals must care for the physical as well as the spiritual side 14-0Z, of living. Good health, which Jesus restored to so many, is a Ajax CAN goal which is not possible for all of us. Nevertheless, we \ 4 49c FIXIN'S · must do the best we can, and regard our broken, pain~racked bodies as temples in which and through which to glorify God .. Blended Juice GRAPEFRUIT & ·oRANGE Good living habits, moderation in diet, exercise within limita· Lux Toilet ·soap_ 3 a~~~26c aArH2aARs 25c tions, ~nd relaxation- these will help us function most ef. Grape Juice· fectively for. the Master. "Know ye not that .ye are the REG, . Grapefruit Juice 10i·' templeof God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you?" L.,I b s. . 3 BARS 26c BATH 2BARS ·27 PRAYER e ouy oap c . Orange Juice 29c · •reach us, our benvenly Father, tho lmpol'lance of taking care of Thy tem1>le that tillS: stewardshll,, which Thou IJJL'It 1,rlven to each or. LB • All us, will not be neglected. Strcnghten us to do Thy holy will, to .Spry ~~N 35c 3 CAN 95c· ----~------glorify Thee .·bl body IUld In spirit, which are Thine, In Cllrlst's ·. name we· pray. .Amen. · ,,6.oz. c· . , . . THOUGHT FOR THE DAY . ·· . . ~ash. ·Dog .F~od 1 CAN')15 . .Whaf'daily habits can I change to. hnprove · · . . ' I , ... I'PhY:$1(!1111 ' .': :· :. . . . •, . . .. '.•... · · Vail · ·(South, JJaJI(O~Il} ,'.1:'' .... 1 rnvliam Couuty News 7\u{Ju5t II, 1955 Page 6

Never before, a value like this I ...... ~:~"· - Special - sty/ Cide Wh. h. II. 1:11, 1'1. IIlli I L e Ond IC Upright hest fo ltloc:J,e/ is Freezer r You! · $259.95 ·.•.• •·•·• •. · •••. ·.··.···_;····•,•. ····"...... ~·, ;•y:;•, ...... ·:·. l'\"n IJOWII e Designed to glva ·m• ~ •Utlmllll l'u,rnwnl. sorvico for many yoars. that havo boon added for your convenionco :!1 ~lnullls and lowor cost operation! In l'uy ILeg. $lflfl.!lii The food freezer you want depends on where you ,JUl.\' :o;pgcJAL are going to place your new freezer. In other words • Moisturo Froo Cnbinol $3 39 95 how much space are you allowing for it and to the freez­ e Roinforcod Aluminum Tank • ing program you ha'ye in mind. e Extra Thiele Insulation For limited freezer space mariy will find that today's modern G Now Rofrigeration System refrigerators featuring SEPARATE FREEZER COMPARTMENTS tl Tecumseh Hermolic Compressor will serve very well. Of course while these models provide frozen storage space they seldom hold over a two·weeks supply of frozen foods for the average family and MASON do not offer much in the way of savings through quantity buying. The larger freezers, those having a capacity of 500 pounds of food or more, HoHne Applia11ce could change· your whole way of life. You'll find yourself taking advantage of 120 W\~~ r- Phone OR-7-591 ~ week-end specials, buying in case lots and cooking and freezing extra batches of Bob DeLoach your family's favorite foods. IIOnm J•'lJRNISJIINGS You will eat better and your food bill will be less. Think of it, strawberry short~ f.lCII !J.!) 1-fi SIIIHht~'S You Can Get MORE FOOD \ .. Phone OX-'~·77Rl calre for Christmas Dinner and corn on the cob in January. This sounds unbe­ 2~(j1 N or•lh C('(lar HoH; lievable, but when you own a wonderful electric food freezer these miracles be­ BETTER FO.OD and an come everyday occurrences. New Yes, a modern food freezer saves work, saves food, saves money and saves time. AMANA f.REEZER See them at your electric dealer's store today. Get the facts, you'll be amazed. International Harvester

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.- '~' -, ~ 5-YcIV the front 111m a side porch. With ad· peninsula In the University of lean keep o11 saying thai t•Vei'Y whole tl!lnr.: would I um out. AI ;lltlonal cunvas we made room Michigan's historical collections. yar gets better. , , , they are f'l':crly the• ~k.\' WiiS hcglnnlnr.: I< for Susy, Sheila Brewbaker and Th£! faectious sheet, with sub· II good to him. But In me, my lool\ dultious. It l!acl hccn JIIISI myself under this, I lay there .lccts ranging from politics to opacity fnr living a full life l111s poncd ollc·e so we went ahead when I wnsn't hopping urounrl, l1em·s and wild cats, is headed by !creased with every arlderl year Did you 1'\'1'1' try to disc"Hil'ilge 11 wondering If anyone w11s getting a small water color of Fort Wllk· c I he chllrlrc!~I's gr·owt h. litiiP girl~ 1111 anythlnr.: they har: wet. All at once I didn't need tc Ins, showing- tile bart·nclIhinr.: fazes cot. I must have slept more thun ments Included In lite display rs II lstlll rloosl with sueh than!<· IIH•tn. Not <:ven tlrundcr•, II seems, it seemed for· I was asleep at the the dilrry of William W. Spaid· 11ncss. Having lwallhy, aetiw wliil'!r will Ill' :c surprise to some time. What a rude awalsocks, panties, shirts, wash· combine? There's a picture of fully pressed with u1.mosl care. No cloths and toothbrushes. such in Stewart Holbrook's MA· high-pl'icc worl'ics cithct·. I forgot to mention the weiner CHINES OF PLENTY. How ma· roast of the night before br the chinery on the farm has trans­ hig watermelon. Now whose formed America's living in Hoi· Midway "IAwl• Yout· Hest at the Fair" hright Idea was that? Mine, of brook's story. With considerable course, for I think a watermelon detail, he relates the role of such by maldiesel and Saslmtchewan. They hml lapsed to form the basin nf Lalw wind up in this paper you're to haul ot·e from the pits costs !ji::JfiO,OOO. found refuge from prairie heal at Superior. reading. We get· our newsprint Rich m·es of ·lll kinds 'IJ'e being discovet'Qd in Ontal'io the rlver.camp ncar Kennra. Just from the Alllibi mills and Atitibi · ', ' ·. · · · · a few mtles wesl of Kenora the above Lake Su1:enor. Beware ol·. mvestmg tn uramum vasi prairie begin~. "Differenllao feet $96.80 tn Canachan money 1$99.00 Indian Lake camp is a populm· stopover fm· Canadians. t~ons and w~lcl rice country. W.ilrt - above the present elevation." U. S.l [or the car and 2 udu.lt and . , , . 0 ,. l th C d' . rtcc no)V imngs almost as t~1uci1 2 half-fare passages. F1gures 1 The ~est 1oute b.et\yeen, Eastern nt.ano anc e ana ran as uranium. (See July 28 1sstte Jease in his Cadillac issuel. Van comlucler! us. on a while his wife and the maid pitched an umbrella tent in tour of the Spruce .mme, one of 1 'J 1\, minutes He kept his mouth shut too The maid had the Oliver open ptls of U. S. -;_ · · ' ., · ' · Steel. Out of every shovelful of a pup tent of her own. She pttchecl that 111 5 mmutcs flat. on: comes a chunk of iron for Michigan wastes money in p1·etty national advertising in the Eveleth school. big magazines, because most of the tourists come only from "<·· · • • • Oliio Illinois Indiana and Ontario The promotion ought to A. surpn:,ot.ng thmg on .the Me· • , .' . c . .., . , · . , . Isabt rnnge ts the cstabhshment be concenttated 111 those 0 slates c1nd the Canadtan ptovmce. of Arrow shirt .raclorles. There is Nothing has so shalwn con!idence in govemment as the I lillie work for women in the prolonged Kohler stl'ike in Wlsconsin and the strike of ferry mines so the Arrow company has bout operators in Michigan. If property rights m·e jeopard- moved shirt fa?Lortes there to ized, ·human rights soon go the same wny. keep women's fmgers· busy. People find fault about the untidiness of pigeons and· It must tal(e a gallon of liquor gulls. Take a look at a ferry dock aftct' 4 ot· 5 lines of cars to mine a ton of iron ore. Saloons finally move onto the boats. Bushels of rubbish are left be- run 8 and 10 to the block in Eve­ hind. If it were not fot· the guJls which swoop in to snatch the discarded sandwiches both Macldnaw City and St. Ignace docl

. . PHIL~~. ~Q:TQ~ $ALE$ ,. ,-1 .• ' . , ¥~\'~C~ ·.THA1! 'SATIS~IES . ; , . .. :· ': . Michjgan Agricultural Confer· Out Coffee ami Euus May Go lliuhcr enre, Lnnstn~; lltHl .Joh11 F. Yea· Egg Prices Davis Wins ger, executive secretnry, Michl· gnn !~arm Bureau, Lnnslng, Top Award Award~ will be given Frldny lo Country & ngriculluml educnlors, 'rtwy will ',.Bumper Crops Insure Low Food Prices ~.~~!m~~ ,~~"''re" he:: ,J. Bmwnlco Davidson, profcs· ny Ctu·J C:nllln 1 'l'lw hot wcntllcr ovc1· much of mcnls, Federal trade commission for high CJUUIJty eggs to Jnereasn AfMSU snr of ngJ'lcultul'nl cnglncnrlng, nccorrl fnnn prmludlon this tthe country clurlng .July was n lllnmcrl speculators lust yenr for rnpldly during the month of Tov.fn Clwrlr•s .r. Dr1vls nf Onondaga Iowa Slain c~n!IP.gc, Ames, Iowa i H 0110 nf lfi nwn to I'C!f'!!IVC! spo· Vlelol' fl. Gnnlncr, llsslslnnl clean ycnr shoulrl Iearl 1,, some rli!c:llnc! Ihlg factor In pulling clown live- some of the dire rcpot•ts Issuer! In August. This oullonlt for tltl! egg In retail fond prkC!s In the next stot!l< prices. Prospect of above- Brnzll. When pr•lees hit such high mnrlSpencer, prlnd[HII animal snn Cov,~rl. ltu~hanclrymun, slwcp, gout 11nd • " • • • nlso ciCVC!Ioped Ol'anf.(c juice anrll 'l'hc poultry outloolt lndlc'Jies l\rr 'f II d I ( I '1 I '1 j t I I I ) 1 ll I vr w niPrerl how tom·tto juice powders In llw hsl ' . ,y WI c :;;me c a anr I fill . U:i. n co ncr [lll'ast~ fllmr I'P.SI!al'eh HCC!tlon, U, S, clC· 0 r-n 'l'twsclny, Allf.(ltsl lfi, nwnrrls One of t lw rna in rc•asons WI' ave ym c !t' ( · r ' · .. 1 11 .1 ·,. 1 ' .. a rleellnc in prices fr,r olrl hens lasl Thut'sduy, She !mew she wmm't alotw in tho lwuse when will IH! given to Anrll'PW r;, Loh· pal'\ nf agrleult ure, lleltsvlll<:!, . .1 r the af.(c or your rlof.( compared ew years w 1 c 1 \\c wvc IC during summer· and eal'iy fall. , , . , . , . hnve mounlaiiHIIIS piC'S II Hill'· with yotll' own age"! Well ' ' ' a ported hcfoi'C,) ',l'he main nrlvnnt· Oetohcr Is usunlly lhC! lowest I ~J·!c S[J!Cd::! loav~s ol ili'CUd and a rlf'r.l' ot [JW umlcl' the I C· man, lllilllilgf't', llnrnlltnn Fnrrn Maryland. ptus !ann prllrltrcts In t1 rls c•our!i fi-month·ohl puppy is equlvail:!nt age of these !nut powrlc1·s Is that JH'iec month of the year. frJge.mlot•. At fu·sl she blnm~d '1'11;1, Inti. h~ couldn't. hnve llrtrPnll Ctllll'l'l'llliVI!, llnmlltnn; tJ'Y Is that we arr!n't nh 1e 10 sc In development to a 10-ycar-old they na·c easy to ship and store P f r possibly crawled t.hmugl! t.he mch·htgl! opcntng. No, Jl was A.• r. RogPJ's, genr.rnl mnnngcr. ~~~ much of our· farm output l.o f 1 1 I" 1ces o 1>I'O 11 crs ·tnc 1 rycrs · - Cherry Grmwr:;, lrw., 'l'rnver:;e Fire Burns Forest . t c•rJtrrttr·ln., II." W" ll",'n[j trJ' eltlld. Durin~ the first 2 years, and rcqu 1rc nc> rc 1' gerat on. · ' · · a rat ! me ~n . " '" " "" , ' each year In a dog's life equals • • • nrc eJipcctcd to stay nt present . City; llc1·mnn .r. Gallagher, farm Forty lii'C!S hlll'llPrl 1:10 lll'res of there s morl!. r:ompctltlon f1om 115 years In man. After thut the MISCI~LLANY , , .The finding levels during the remalnc1' of We set traps and S(ll't~ad poison throuJ..(houl. tlw :;m·vlr·c~ dlreetor, Consumcr·s Pc>W· Michigan forests nncl grasslands other 1.n·oclur:1~1g nrPHH, ~ncl many rate of dcvelopcmcnt In dog Auf.(ust. They'll slrnlghlcn out hnUiit:. Hut ihtl l'llt still lwpi rmtilll?; hdWilC\1 llll'lllS, er enrnpany, Ja!'ksnn; Raymond last wecl\. To dale this yc>ar, 5,026 ounti'ICH whwh Wt!l'l! lllljJOrtHnt 11 of frrsslllzed com pollen over some In September but will dro11 C · slacl'0 000 ycar·s nlrl lr1 l'IIVC" 20\) feet ·,tgrtln 111 OetoiJcr·, November and Then came Saturday night. I was hungry and I looked ~jl, • ,, c . c•ornpamhle to •I human yearn. ' ' · ,, "llllllrill F:ngillPC'l', ,JIISI'Jlh; Uwir· rrwn loocl. A [().yem··nlrl dog cnmpar•es in hclow Mexico City has rl!!finil!!ly Der:cmher. behind the washer to sec if the rat hnd lel't anything. 'l'lle l•'orTc•sl i\, ~milh, agricultural Nr'IV mmwals on gmrllng fl'lill F'orcign nallons have slnwerl age to a man of 5(), unrl u 1G·ycar established J>l'nof lhal corn nrig· ------mt stared l'ight lmcl\ at. me. My wife was mm·e than willing c•ounsl'l, Jvlif'iligan Chain !-:iton•s and Vl'f.(elai>IPs are now avallnhlc down their buying rrf lJ. S. fnrrn rrld dog to a man rrf H\1, A 21-year: lnatcd In the Wes\!!1'11 1-lemi· w•11• t t.o run to Neighbm· Babcocl\ fot• help, Bureau, and PXPI'lllivl' secrelai'Y, from Mll'hlgnn Slnlc university. prorluets bcc·ause of the UllCCI'· olrl ring is as olrl in drrg year's as sphere. 'l'h!! diseoVl!I'Y was made I lams on 'l'o lwe[J the t'at behind 1he wnsllet· until !Jabs at'l'ivcd I , talnty of .our pol ley on disposal a IOO·ycar·old man. So he kind to hy Harvard botanists .. , .In the Ingham County News August 11, 1955 Page 3 of surplus stol'i{s. Foreign cus· your old pooch. You may gct.lfirst few days of Auf.(ust hog FFA Chapter whistled, tar-danced and sung hymns. tomcrs figure the U. S. govern· there someday, too. prices In Chicago hit a 10-ycar· nabs bm·st tht'IIIIJ..(h Uw dom· with 2 lt::u· ).(liS ment may otTc•r farrn SIII'Jllllscs • • • low for the month. The lop G f H cartt•idges, his niJ~ht sticl! and a set. nf handenlfs. at lower prir:es In an !'!'fort. to 1'1'· Tmde reports tell of a severe prlee \VIIS down ahout $1i from a e 5 O·nor dur:e till' surplus pile. All of freeze in Brazil which hit the cof· year ago, lhl:! average pl'icc 'I'ha: (111111' t•:tt didn't haw a dtam•<:, It was tr·alliWd NEED A WELL?? which aggrivntPs tlw whole ex· fcc !'l'op ngaln. Prices on the down ahoul $5 .... At the cnrl 'l'wcnty·six Futum Farmers of Jilic tlw provm·hial mt. port s;tles situntion. ·New Yorl< stocl\ exchange bcg;,n of the first wee!' In August the Amcriea chapters, Including the I Cau Drill •· " "' Ito bounce when this news eamc hot weather· and laclt of mDisturc Williamston organization, have We don't !mow how the Cl'calurc moved in with us. WL' qualified for final judging In the a and 1 itu:h wt•lls for farm ancl home Laet of owrsc!as !-(rain snles thmugll. But USDA is having 110 lhrouf.(hout the midwest had hurl just hope that's the end of it. 1 12th annual best chapter contest li, Hand I 0 irwh wells for nir-cmuliiion!ng has been fllltlinf.( up Cnnarla's part of the wl10le business until the corn crop, In many areas it A lot of folks think there':; something kincl of slwmt·· Commercial ani! Irrigation transport:11ion s,\'Stc•m. A large Its own rcpr·csenlativcs lagricul· woulcl take plenty rain to snap of tile Michigan FFA. ,,f Preliminary judging l1as re· number of lnlu• ships are tied up tura! allaehcs, etc.) can rio some back to a healthy condition. If ful about. having t·ats. It's like having lice m· bedbugs ot· duced the field of 223 FFA In Eusler·n t'ntiiHia with c·a1·gocs private investigating. After the the hot weather continues, nut- chapters from all sections of dirty underwcat·. Dut I tell my wife !here's nothing wmng of wiH~al and otiH•r· grain. big boom·anrl·hust coffee prices put of a number of farm crops Miehigan In the mmpetltinn to about any of these qualities. The sin is not in having a rat S. W. HART •· ·• "' last ycnr·, because of rcpnrts of wlll he cut haclt. Vegetables and l'h1mn Masun Olt·7·01:ll 1\lnsnn, Ruul{l 1, llox liD determine the stntc's outstanclinf.( ot' 2, but. mt.hct· in allowing the mts to st.ay. There's not hin.~ Srmlh of 1\II&Mon on US-127A 11t Clf.y I.lmlt.o~ Elevators at sllipping points· frost damage in Brazil, USDA some fruits had been hurt badly farm youth f.(roups. Chapters arP are ,lamnwrl full; tlH'I't''s no place wants to be cautious In Its com· up to August ;,, jurlgccl on their· year-long group wt·ong with having dirty socks. The poot· grooming is in not ; 'to unlo;ullhl' boats until overseas projects nnd programs and their getting them washed once in awhile. marltets absorb \Ill' sLtpplics now worl< in aiding members to he· bulging in hnrhor clevntors. Horticulture A very Offers come estnblishcd In farming. !Urs. Donald Vantlt:t'VPt•n, :St·., malies a l't·uit ~· * * Tour Planned All 3 of last year's lop ehapl 'l'nnl1s farm. Preparing the seed heel, IC!vcl· ton, Felch, Ionia, Imlay ·city, ty fairs were and still arc a major way of showing the massef; ing and seeding can bNter he Marlette, Mirlland, Marshall, Mer­ A horticultural field day Is to of farm and city people the newest advances in farm ideas LOANS done in the Augu~l dry perinrl rill, Mount Pleasant, Niles, Oil· be held at Michigan Stale univer· and before the fall rains beg-in. vet, Ovid, Pinconning, Stock· The fair system is the link between theory and pmctice. sily August 18. Grass scccllngs may not get bridge, Saranac and Yale. If you first attend the ccntt!nuial of Jm·m enough growth hcfore winter if Eden Elevator seeding is delayed until the rains Hudson, a variety of winter nwehanizntion, you've just seen half of t.he l'arm Phone J.eslie 21M l'hoHe Olt-7-00HIJ National start. Dry weather will not hurt harley, has been accepted for cer· story. The other half will be out at the county fah'­ W1! Glvu Gnltl Slnmtts Hatching Weekly the seed hut the seedlings should tiflcation In Michigan for the first hi! walcrcd often after they begin time grounds in Mason. Talw it in, too. Farm Loan All Summer to grow. If there's any douhl as to the I Association l'ullm·um·Cienn Chicks type of seed In usc, try n 50·50 415 Cochran mixture of bluegt·ass and fes.cuc. s. If lhl:! soil is high in fcrtilil y, Phone 1880 the bluegrass will predominate CIULrloLte Gulliver's Hatchery and If li1C! soil is low in fertility, IDENTIFY THIS FARM the fescue will predominate. I•'lehl Orrico l'hone 5381 Ettton Ru11ld~ 198 W. Aell !llllllOII Vl mile Month on l\1-!19 For rates of seeding, Af.(ent l'hmm Olt-7-60!11 Avery recommends one to 2 lh of seed per 1,000 SC]Uare feet. As n tip for even distribution, he ad· vises dividing thi! seed Into 2 The first p~rson to identify this farm equal portionE, !hen seeding one portion In one clircctlon and the correctly will receive 4 FREE THEA· other portion In the opposite dl· recti on. TER TICKETS. For fertilizer. usc 10 to 20 lh per 1.,000 square feet of 12·6·4 or any other high nitrogen. fcrl.ll· lzer. Put It on just before seeding • • • and ralw It In lightly. Also ralw the soil slightly after the seed has been sown to assure suffl· clent coverage. The family living on the identified Complicated mixtures with red· top and ryegrass us nurse grasses will start faster tlwn the desired farm will receive a free Sx7 mounted mixtures alone. However, the nurse grasses become coarsl:! ami enlargement of the farm. competitive once they arc cs· tablished. Avery advises using the desired gras~es· alone and be· ing palil:!nl ·In watching for the seedlings to appear. Lool~ for • • • them after 2 weel{s or 3 wcel

Now's the time to find out how you can get more work For Hunting done , , . and quicker, too. Visit the Allis-Chalmers HOW TO SAY ..THANKS": IJXhibit of modern farm equipment i.J\ nction·nt the Fair. Farmers can apply before Sep· tember 1 to benefit under the These 4 Ingham county farm merchants lmvc ar· Eden Elevator ' *New Tractors • , • a family of tractors with state's Williamston plan of hunt· The Ingham County News more-than-ever woril capacity built in. lng cooperatives. ranged for the publication of.52 "Mystery" pictures. SEED- FEED- COAL *Latest implements made to match modern Last year, 167,000 acres In 50 It's tbcir tribute to a No.1 industry in Ingham coun­ FEU'l'ILIZim- FENCE - Complete News Coverage tractor speed and power. clubs were Included under terms ty, If you like the. farm pictures teU tliem so. *Full line of f1arvcstins equipment both pull- POSTS of Rural Ingham County . type and self-propelled. · of the plan. Farmers whose lands· ad,joln We Give . Gohl. Stnm&l8 , I ~Take your family to the special displays nnd the'educn· form a large single bloclc to par· . ' l'hono. l.csllc 21/il'nf thP c'PIIICII· position gro11nrls unci :i new earn· city girl. She said she loved It pili; parl,ing lots are rcarly to anrl tlJOugilt It was a line place Hltel'inlist at Micl1igan Sllllt• Unl· nlnl u[ furnl nwl'imnizatlon. Ac·· VPI'Sity, comorlutlrms fr •I' I ,OliO will hl• l1anriiP as many as 10,000 ears. fur tltc yuung;;ters wltlt many 'l'lwre'll lw daily lmnrl eonccrts ttctlvltics to lwep tlwm busy and uvnilahle unrh·1· I ill' ltngu d;rlry llalho h; espel'IHIIy UsPiUJ 1111 to Pntertain anrl a pageant caeil Interested. tlw lighter, hcttc!r·drailll'ri !;oils, sheltr!l', night tu dramatlzt~ tile aehlcve· The rlail'ying story will IH• tolrl ltll'nt of funn nwdmnlzatlun. The Jcnl1lnsrm family Included h£' pulnts out. These soils permit ' at 2 pmgrarns rlnily hc•ginnlng at Mr. and Mrs. ,Jenkinson, 2 high tmft'lc without cutting 11p tlw I')'<' 10 n. m. anrl .J p. m. !iixlr'l'll ''1111's scltool boys, Gerald anrl Harold, sorl and Balho rye is a good pas· turr cmp. 11 lws vlgoroll.~ full and supplied h)' IIH• ltnil'l'rsll,\' will ht• Ma i I men anrl a daughter, fl years olrl. T(]c !eniiii'C'rl In cliJC' prngr:1111. J•:quip· farm consisted of 240 acres with early spring growtl1 anrl r.locs not ment sho\1'11 in I1:11Hiling these A c t• 20H itei'Cs tillable. It has always catt~e otT·Ilavoreri mlll1, lw st:tlecl. cows 11'111 inl'lurll' ill\ illllI'Iht'l'll loiVCI' peninsulas ns part r>VCI' tlwh· farm nccount hool1s -'DROWN August. sceriings are rer·om·l Plnnllln" 1 1 111 ·' l 1 l sel'ies. The fa.t•m is located 4'1~ miles west ol' Leslie on BeiiL!- menclerl and will fll'ovlcle mure tric ventilating, h..:cting anrl of a r·onsPrvat rm t 1epartment c~en· am 11 ec ter1 1 t 1Htl I1 1ey s 1loti 1d stay YOUR lighting l'CtUiltllll'lll will IH• Jlilrt sns slllcly. in the dairy huslncss. Since each vue road. - 11 " 1v IJ'J 1 p1· 111 1 ' r Tl1e farm "oven; J :H act•es. Corn and oats arc Mcnt i11k's 1 ------~~------~ of this e;o;hihit. ~!any agri<'llltuml 'l'hl' count is an annu~il late ~n • r or cet an mcome o " CAMPFIRES groups will hc'iJl 111 t.PII nlmut Isummer survey and will run nca1·ly $400.00 per· cow they felt favorite crops although wheat and hny m·e ulsn gmwn. other phasr•s 11 r till• rl:liry in· t.ugust 1·20. C:rrriers r·mmt total thal If they could push their Kingsley lake is also located on the fal'm. iVft•n1ink !Jouglll dustry. numtwn; of hircls and wliltetails number or cow~ up Lo 50 It would the farm in Novembel', Hl50, from Carl Wm·net·. He has alsa But this dairy Pxhihit is nnly sPr.n on tlwlr regular· clelivci'Y give them the mcorne they would worked at the Leslie Elevator fot· the last ~ yean;. purl of thP huge• tflfl·l'k, tha.t does mrl'i'11l just equal monthly payments from' cry day int:lurlP belt to this feed bunk ____ These 2 farms show what can igan State university, I 1 n._t,;_R_I_v•_•_J_u_••_t_l•_n __~ to run the silage through from * Farm anti Jlouscltold Saics "' the silo to feed the cows silage and later the conveyor belt was • • Roufe 1, l\lason reversed and chopped hay could be fed from I he other· end by a shule from the hay mow, Cull OH·7·7tl:H Jenkinson lrad also put in an Step in ••• and co1n1nand the n2ost t!'!t!.4~r.1J. truck power on any job! or Eaton Hn(licls 307r.-collect 8-stall milking parlor which he is using now. He does not have the. bull' tank but does have the pipe line in ami milks directly into the milk can. He believes that he and I he boys can hamlle the 50 cows. AI the rate their 'NeW CheYrolet Task·Force cows lmvc been producing with Attention - Egg Producers about 12,000 lb of milk per year per cow, at. $4.00 milk, they The Ccn1ral Michigan Poultry Producers Coopera­ woltld have an income of about tive has a 1rttck 11ieking up eggs once a weclc If you arc $23,000.00 gross. One of the interesting things interested in a !JelleJ' market for eggs, call or see the abaul the .Teni,inson family Is Trucks trucker. that in addition to carrying on the farm program both Mr. and Fn1' more inl'ormation call Mrs.• Jenkinson were 4·H club leaders in their community. They \\'ere helping in community life BOB DOWLING and taking an interest in the pmgram of the young folks. The Phone Lc•!;Jip ,IQ J-!Hlll03 I~i ves ,J unetion, l\lich. .Tenl,inson children are active 4·H members.

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When Of till l'ii'IIII'S lllllgnunlmll)' is uu~. l'lll'I!HI l State Will Get North-South Trunkline ihlm.! 111'1! 11. hllllllJ'I'd (II'I'SIIIIH nf IJWI'JI, flll' You Think IIIII! whu ll'lilingly ut:Jmuwlt!dgHH 11. In llll• Northland I'C'hfll'IH hnvr lhn wnll< away nnd lenve ll," Zier,lel' lrnuh!P. nnd with visual acuity of ntlwr. -Ifnzllt,t pmmlst• of a highway funnelinr: said. mollll'bls. of IIHIIIIiiiiJds of •·nrs Into thnlr drive- • • '' Jlare snltl thul dozons of mn· Insurance ways-- n1w way Ill' nnot hP.r. 'J'urnpllw dwmplnno, hendt•d hy tnrhlls hud writ t m1, complaining 'l'lw tug-of·ll'lll' lleiWI!ell loll the nuthol'ity dlfllrman, Gnorge thai tlw "Walr•t• Wondr•rland" Bio­ Think I.d ll!l t'X[Ilnin the new lwo111l 'rnads all!l fl'l'l' SUJH.'rhl>(hwnys is N. lllgglns, J~ermlale nepulllll'llll, gall nl the hollom or the plates fOI'fll l'I'Sldt•IJCil illHIII'lllll.'(l - You'll he lllllllZed nt. Ute cuvm·­ 1111! fnl'nl JHlilll of on'' of the hit- figul'f! Ziegler [H perpelrnllng 11 ~quer!ZI'f\ the numh1•rs Into hnt'd· of tl'l'f'~l dlt:pull':; i11 yt!ars. to-idderal to JC t Jll Lit • ·' Jl • es. latest concept: of the famous 2· It Is 11 Model up In thai n•arl now :uHlwe ''1111'1 stale mntl'hlng. I "I I'XJll!r•t. llw mmmliiPr• · In lone styling thnt · Oldsmobile I l'f'f:OilllllPIHI "If 1 II 1 II I 1_11111 lhl' slogan Ill' pioneered la~l year, will he well Of Efficiefl(y . ,------. we Ji<' 111 • WI' c;1n, ,n.~.~~rlropped fat· l!Jri7 and thrreaflel'," !hr. free highway In .l ~e.11s, hi' snid. · represented In the display. Work· Wt~ Art~ Alw:tys /':Iegler said. ing models of GM power stccrin).{ You will lilw the <'it'illl :iflpPal·anCI' or lhc ~~ !It * and power brnlcaps that cold water, the other warm water. '!'he cattle were carl'iud oll feed J 2fi Serious questions have arisen or "payoffs to special interests." extend well over 1he lens at the days during· cold winter months. from the rlluntion. If there is to Now, perhaps some who re­ top and new bumper r:ontours Steers drinl character assas· Water wonderland mav be Bin. People may br unC'onscious· .iuni(Cd as !he license plate s'Jogan ly influencer! br.cnttse they do MMrdock Oil Co. in 1!156. · . not recall his smear of 1he prcsi· f!rcenl cli~eounl on mmmcr /ill-up il It became n hoi wcathct· issue dent. I hope evr~ryone remembers Lovely to look at! LiYrlir.r than paid by Ocio/;cr hi. for Secretary of State JHmes M. his nHmr: and position. lt is PhoM 1-AA·l.ZoO I D•nsvillo Hare, with touche~ of legnl Joseph L. Rauh, Jr. Ancl I hope ever! Oldsmobile's stuuuiug ti!!W they will not forget that he Snprr "88" Holiday Scdun­ rpenks for the left-wing outfit, newe~t uew model of the year! Americans for Democratic Ac­ tion. The Communists us·e tile tt:!c'h· nique of the hig lie. '!'hey accuse llwit· opponents of the crimes of FAIR which they themselvc~ arc guilty. They do litis In clistrnrl at tl'nlion from their own record. This !at· SEPT. est ntlnc:k upon !he president is • . .. ,, .....,,,,.,,x;:;"'·'·'";;;;;::;;;;~!iii>._."~·"'$>!:>X:~"""'"'

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"BIRDIE'S" NEST -VCiil Smith puzzles over his next sliot but knows 11 s going to I.Jc for U1c birds as he eyes the ball, nestled in low-lying br 1nch of n tree on the Blue Hills Goll Cour" near Knnsus City, Mo