urcr. Rep. Ralph Young, East Lan· On the bonrd of directors are sing, m!lde the. dedicatory ad· K G. Brow.n, Glen Watkins, Dorr dress. Howard Seibert, president Ecl;hart, Fred L. JOrcher, Mrs. of the hospital board, presented Mary 0, Blacl> and Wilfred Jew· the hospital .to the community. ctt from the Ingl1am county Mayor Paul D. Richat•ds of Ma· board of supervisors and Hulett son accepted it on behalf of the and Otto Hartig. · community. · Hartig stepped down from the Y,oung, former coach and ath· pl·esident's job ll1ls year. · letic director at Michigan State, · Spcnny and Davis will both go ct·edited the· hospital to com· alonrr with the Mason delegation munity teamwork and sacrifice. to the, state mectii1g slated for - Detroit in .January to sign 1959! Seibert told of the devotion of - Othet· who came from afat• tri fair attractions. · hundreds of men and women who attend the dedication included 3 had a part In providing the funds men from Wyeth Laboratories and maldng and carrying out Ine: They were George Pattison, plans for the hospital. Mayor Cleveland, divisional sales man­ Richards likened the dedication of the hospital to the birth of a agel", and Robert Messetlgcr,­ Council Looks child, pointing out that 'the com· Flint, and Thomas Newburgcr, munity has an expanded respon- Toledo, district sale~ managers. , If horses do any wondering, sibillty to maintain the hospital. A, G. Benson, assistant vice­ Bonnie is probably wondering For Big Gift Earlier resldents built school president, and' Milbert Anderson;-­ about her master, Ralph Hink· houses and churches, he declared, assistant cashier, of the National ley. · ·• and now this generation has pro- Banlt of Detroit attended the Afle1· ~ stay in Mason G!!n: Postmaster Le~llc Palmer an· vlded a hospital and has the duty dedication nnd open house. They eral hospital, both old and new, to serve the sick and Infirm. were flnancial consultants in con· nounced longer Christmas hours was transferred to. IJ)gham ' Wednesday. Under lhe plan this !11~ David n'iehl was master of struction of the hospital and Chest hospltal· Thursday. In· Eleven adults and new born year the postoffice will remain 4 cm·emonies. A detachment of vet· their bank put up the:: money clications· pointed to quite a. babi~s gained free rides In . Ma· which will be repaid from open ail day on Sattirday, Decem· stay' there. · · ~ · son ·wmbulances Tuesday' night. ber 13, und .Saturday, December "' pledges. Mrs. Ivan Opdyi;e has been They had the distinction of being 20. The Sat'urday l1ours will be the first to occupy new Mason Herbert G. Ficl;es of Iers the headaches, accord· ing to tllC postmas1r.n He ut·gell 1.hu~e sending l'aJ•ds (o get them in the mail eHrly. He also pointed Farmer Peck's Wife is so busy out tlwt unrlcr lhe new postal with Chri~>tmas shopping slie was rates, signed <:anls whieh arc not. unable tu write hct· column' this scaled will require :Jc postage wee I\, this year. Editorif!lH and The extcndt' p. m. and !l a. m. to noun Wll~>het'ri and 4li'Yni'H, Op"n day and nhtht, Nvxl tu DunccJ' Cu. on J cl1'cJ'HOn--Mntwn. on Saturdays will still prevail. 4Uw1

· Mason school board Although the Sandhill ;;chao! Educators c·onfinue· Study ·face. a demand of the state fire was remodeled according' to the marsiJal for a furnace room sep· fire marshal's specifications only aratc from the . Sandhill school a few years ago, the new decree Of Special School Plan building. Board members presume demands a separate fi1·eproof , I , that the demand also applies to building be constructed fol' hous­ Mcmhcrs of th

•Darn Diehl of Dansville is ·ex· pected home this weelt from versity hospital, Ann Ar.boi", aft· er undergoing special treatments on his knees. He first sufiered injury w.hi!C! playing freshman 'football at Michigan State. Later he fell from the barn loft. For years he has had arthritic at· taclts in his knees. At University hcispltai doctors injected cart!· ·sane into the joints. It will' be 'severn! weelts before the Dans· vlile farmer .is able to resum-e his usual activities. Mrs. Charles Bie.bC!shelmcr is in cntical 'condition In St. rene~ hospittiJ,· .. Lansing. tBil~beshelmer is 80. She fC!ll at :her home •recently and fractured her hip. · · · .Gray Ladi_es-Auxiliary Members Students from tho fifth gJ;a~le presented 1t Clll'lstmM .. program Jll'ecelllng the pro· Serve at .HOspital Open House g'l'lllll. Jud $9.95 Dow~ Gray Ladies anrl Mason .Gen­ Mrs. C. G. Keesler, Mrs. Clarence stood ready to conduct tours and ~~~~;~;.~.~~~~ eral hospital auxiliary members Boles, Mrs. Nelson Brown, Mrs. answer questions. They were as· I have trained, helped in readying R. E. Trqxell and Mrs. 'George A. sisted by their leader, l\irs. How· Visit Ware•s the new hospital and donated Clinton. ard Seibert. In Scout uniforms theil· time to sewing. Sa,turday Petite Gray Ladles ·in their were Julie Dart, Nan·cy Barton, Toy Town anrl Sunday they shared in the trim uniforms manned the infor­ Mary Clipper, Suzanne P-hillips fanfare _\at the dedication and matloll desk Saturday. Assuming and Claudia Seibert, • GAMES open house. duty were Mrs. Winston Dancer, Several of the Girl Scouts donned pastel green nurses aide Auxiliary members, who Mrs, Dorn Diehl,· Mrs. Hubert t GUNS • DISHE~ Potter, Mrs. Harolll ·Laws, Mrs. uniforms to offer trijl ;;;ugges­ nre headml by !\II'S, ·nonald tions to the guests. They were e TEUEPHONE SETS Scofleltl, sm'Ved coffee and Frank Guerriero and Mrs. Glen Mrs. Shattuc;k Jacobs. Answering questions on Jo Lynne Cappo, Ruth Carl and couldes Sltturday nfternoon Tobey Pearsall. The Senior e ROC~I'N~ H.O~S~S nnd evening 1'rom u lnee-cov· Sunday were Mrs. Floyd Bowen Jr., Mrs. Keesler and. Mrs. L. A. Scouts have tal

+ Manicurin9 Sets + Playin~ (~rds Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mcilquham, Miss Diamond is:a gmdunte of .,;__..:.,;:.____ ~---::---:-- \1ary and· Bill were. guests· at 11 Mason high school and· Michigan 'amlly dinner Thanl

Four Ingham county girls re· Stocl1bl'idge; and 2 Dansville ceiveci thcil· cnps during a care· girls, Jill B1•igr:s, daughter of Mr. Msu·- Promot·es mony at St. Lawrence school' of and Mrs. Searl Briggs, tmd Jull· nursing' Sunday. ,Slxty·two mem· et te Craft, daughter· of M1·. and · bers of the cluss of 1961 of St. Mrs. Dewey C1·ait. Apple ·Dishes Lawrence hospital and Mercy Refreshments were served at hospital, Jackson, were presented Mercy hall auditorium by Miss ~ lheit' caps. Joan Mandeville, Miss Joanne Fr. Robert Kavanaugh, dlrcc· Michelson, M1•s. Charlotine Hart· to1· of the Catholic student center, man and Ml:~s Florence O'Don· MSU, ·gave the address. The nell, all registered nurses. .freshman cl)l}rus directed by. Miss Rita Fuszek furnished musiC for area. . the ceremon)'· The Glenn Mlller orchestra, Girls of the Pictures Taken featuring Ray McKinley, will capped during the candlelight provide the music for dancing Quilted· Nylon, Corduroy, ceremony were: Ruth Ann Coop. For OES from '10 p. m. to 2 a. m. The party Quilted Cotton or Dacron Floeco .. er, daughter of M1·. and M1·s. De· Album will get underway at 8 p. m. with Lancey Cooper, and Angela M. Mason Eastern Stars had a the Kenny Davis band perform· FROM . Wilbenllng, daughter of M1·. and ucl1 supper before their regu. ing specialty and audience parti· Mrs. I-Iemy Wilbenling, all of meeting at the Masonic cipation numbers in addition to temple Tuesd~y evening. Mrs. e LUXURIO~S Glen Cline, Miss Marjorie FJ'etch· . and Poignor Set• er, Mrs. Edward Ireland and Mrs. From $12.90 · .. Jeanutte Dart were on the com· mittee. Allen Studios of Detroit Bmnd new in the food l'e· tooi1 pictures of all member~ search marl Methodi. t 'ctturch wil' offlc'ated FowlervJ!le cemetery. s • 1 · Going to' Dog~ _ Dog. Relishes . , I Venison. Arllwr Rohlnson, 2913 Cooper, Comes ··Higher hung his deer outside the house Beginning Monday dog li· Thm·e· rmnain 2 son.~. Jlus~e-11 until he could gel the time to cut cense fees in Ingham doubled. of Eaton Rapids and Hany .. of it up. A neighbor's clog took a Ann Arbor, 5 gmnclehildren and liking to the and ate For dogs that will be 3 '2 sisters. The sisters are Mrs. v~nlson months olcl before March l the Ellen Wat•ner ;mel· Mrs. Emma .most· of the hams, Robinson ' new license fee is $2 for male Karn, both of William~ton. formed sheriff's officers. and unsexed do?s and $4 for Funeral sel'\rJces will-. he In females, If _tile llcenses are se· Jewett chapel Sat urrlay aflernoon cured befo1 e March 1. at 2 with burial In Maple Grove. Student Cuts Arm On Marcil 1. the fees will· go . - · T <:~Prv V\fr)1lmJt1). 1\•f"~col)n up 50'/r, to $3 for male and un-1 IUIIeretl severe gashes in his sexed dogs and $6 for females. Insurance Man Honored '"-. ~ .... lo.L , t ...... I.Jl..,.,.~, ...Y a.Ilul"flCJ\hJ Licenses can be secured Mr. and Mrs. Jaclt Cook were when he rammed his hand from township or city treas- guests of >rirginia Life In~urance through glass In il do'or at Mason urers or the county treasurer. company at a dinner given for high school. He was tal\en to Supervisors raised dog li· the top insurance salesmen in the Mason . Geneml")lospital where cense fe~s to COVCI' costs Qf an company at Windsor Tuesday stitches were tiiflen. He suffered incinerator and other improve· night. Coolt was honored as the from loss of blood. · ments at the animal shelter. top salesman in the district.

0 3 NICE BEDR00!\18 Pl.. US CLOSETS • DINING. ROOM,- FULL BATH e FRUI'fWOOD CUPBOARDS - FOUl\IICA TOPS e I{EAR DOOR AND EAVESTROUGIIS ARE LIFET1!\IE AJ...U~UNUI\1 ·WITH BAKED.ENAl\IEL . e PICTURE WINDOW OPENS FOR GREATER VENTil.. ATION e GAS IIEAT AND WATER HEATERS DEXTER THORNTON WOOD for fireplace or furnace, any size. Also will cut and r2· Farm Buildi~g Service move trees. Call Ft•ed Griffin, Call Aurelius MA '8·3032 or MA 8·3036. 49w2p SPECIALTY Taylor Pole Buildings CHRISTMAS TREES-All size~. Milk Parlors Cheap. 123 Aurelius road, third Dansville MA 3-2475 Pole Barns 1952 BUICK Super 2-cl'oor hard· house south of Columbia. Phone 22wtf Lean·To's Mason OR 7·6377. .:19w2 top. Dynaflow, radio and heat· ------:------,-­ FEEDER CA'I'l'LE - 200 to se· Tool Sheds er. JEWELRY-All goods on hand :.Ject from. Fresh cattle arriving Concrete Barnyards will be sold at 30'/o discount l'£1guinrly, weighing from 350 up. Lowrey Portables - Consoles -:­ for Christmas special. Open Now at the farm, 3045 Sitts roud, CLAY FARM T~QuiPMENT Electronic Organ every day except Sunday' tj]J 9 cme mile west o[ Mason. Bim Herringbone Mllk Stalls Table Models p. m. Former Davenport Jewelry Ft'anldln, phone Mason OR. Silo ·Unlonders . 'r-Il·Fi and Stereo Hi·Fi · $995 up of Ho!J, 987 Eifet•t road, Hall, call 7:8911. 1 Mechanical Feeders ~9w4' ' TRUCKS Featuring the famous GLIDE for Maso11 OR 7·1867. 49w2 T ' Comfort Stalls and Stanchions H:AMPSHIHE BOARS, eiigible to All Types Barn Equipment Hawaiian music and all 3 organ 1956 GMC, long wheelbase, tones of flute, string and reed. register. H. M. Silsby & Sons, ton. A sharp one. l06G S. Edgtlr road, phone A ure· 3-year payment plan on all 1).\w ·MA../)·31SG. ~9w4* merchandis·c. 1955 FORD lh·ton pickup, V·S en· Stockb.ridge Trade·ln Allowance gin c. 1 REGISTERED liampslme sheep 1730 E Holt Road on ' Music Company wi~h best: bloodlines and pt·o· Rout~;> 1,' Williamston duct10n tested 1hrough MSU ex· Phone Williamston 15 RCA and Philco TV E:lzabeL't and Center Streets tension department pro g I' am, 47w1 StoC!tbrldge Rams for sale. M. C. Hyde & Call Collect Phone UL 1·4871 Free Home , Demonstration St'lns, 3 miles north of Mason. 32wtf PhonG OR 7·0710. · ~4w6p I------Spinet Planas $495 up Also Glb~on instruments PONY· - 4-ycar·old 11ony. Cl~.~ . 32wtf TV ANTENNAS - Complete In· ence Ketchum, 509 N. Edgru• · Farm ---....,....--'---"-'---- stall<~tion includin:; towers. TV r,oad, phone Mason OR 7·1583. service on all mal,cs o! television, 49w~ ~quipmt:mt radio, phonograph and amplifier i:::ANDRA.CE BOARS, eligible for repair. Also Insurance repairs. "·registration. Mrs, Edith ClaJ']{, NEW Com.plete service. Henry Frlen, q!l41 W. Columbia road, Mason, Special on Oliver Jubilee Wagons 127 N. Lansing street, Mason OH pl~onc OR 7·5860, 48w2 - $325 6·1201. 49w4'' ""'~ ------ARTISTIC MEMORIALS are our GP.RRIEDALE RAMS - Regis· lteel 'corn Crib ou1ercd 2-y e a r-olcls. W a I t c r b ll s i n c s s. Established since 1894. Deal in select granite only. ellmh;lewski, ~outh of Rives Kendall Milk Filters J.unctwn, 5 ·miles on Murray Van Patten's Designet·s and builders of quality read. 48w2 Lund~ll Choppers monuments and markers. Person· These trees·. have ai: , been alize and perpetuate your ow~1 l~ YORKSHIRE feeder pigs. pruned and shaped. You may cut family name. Visit our display or :-.walter Kranz, 3188 Tomlinson .1 growing tree or select one aJ. call IV 5·5046, Lansing Monti· road, phone Mason OR 6·1787. Fertilizer Spreaders ready cut, $1·$3. ment Company, 510 East Michl· 48w5* Klenzade Products gan Ave., Lansing. 45wl 2365 Howell' road' SPOTTED POLAND CHINA Llnculn Welders & Sup~'lles 5 miles south imd %. mile east of SEE AND TRY the world's most boars, eligible to register. John Williamston modern organ, the new Gul· Eames, 300 S. College road, phon Chore·Boy Millter Parts bransen. This is · the world's Mason OR 7·7489. 49w2 Stocl< Wo~ter:Tanks EASIEST TO PLAY organ, with these exclusive features: * All '!iDRKSHTRE sow, due in Feb· Fire Extinguishers for tractors transistor tone generating sys. :'~:1-·uary. Dobrivoje Zivic, 1160 W. 1958 BUICK - Special 2·door tern, '" World famous Leslie Lamb road, phone Mason O;R USED EQ:UIPMENT trcmelo system, ''' Omega pcrcus· 7'0581. 49wlp hardtop, demonstrator. Ne\' International 24 Corn Picl•er car warranty. Save yourself ; ~ion; ''' ~uilt·ln reverb,eratjgn, '' Chimes ALI.: SELF-CONTAINED John Deere 2·row Corn ~icker $1,000. in the 'organ console. NO EX· Tractor 1955 BUICK-S11per 2-door hard TRAS TO BUY! Sec the incom· top Dynaflo, radio, heater paJ•able Gulbransen organ now, power breai•s and steering at the HOUSE OF ORGANS. 1Allis·1Ch1Ilmcrs C Tractor wlth Beautiful one-owner car. Studios in Battle Creek, Jacl\son, mounted piow and cultivatol'. -and Frandor. In· Lansing phone lV 2·1433. HOUSE OF OR· Used Elevators GANS, local repres·cntative, Fred H:. Norlhrup, Mason OR 7·0593. 46_w8

Oliver OC . 3 Crawler Tractor with loader $8.75 per roll

) · Francis ·Platt Mason Elevator Co. Phone Mason OR 6-5734 Finest In Fa1111 Machinery 49w1 M·M .rtnd Oliver \-11 mile north of Mason on US·127 }'hone OR·7·5971. DUCKS, geese and a few big white roosters. Roy M. Htmt, 1396 W. Dexter Trail, phone Ma· son OR 7-6462. 48wlp OJALA ORCHARD APPLES Delicious - .Jonathans $1 per hushel and up On M-36, 6 miles east of Mason Phone Dansville MA 3-3527 35wtf POTATOES - Pontiac, Russets, Chippewa and Sebaygo, $1.25 a bushel. Ed Casper, 513 Baldwin ron<1, phone Mason OR 7-6574. 49w4•

NORTHERN SPY DELICIOUS CORTLAND MciNTOSH .JONATHAN SNOW Apples $1 a bushel and up Orders Taken For Christmas Gifts Now Blossom Orchard ALFRED W ARDOWSKI & SONS 2 miles north of Leslie on US·l27 Phone Leslie JU 9·8251 CABBAGE - Danish baldhead, $1 a bushel. John Casper, Harpet· road, phone Mason OR 7-5891. 49w1p APPLES, Sl and up. Mcintosh, Spies, Cortland, Grimes Golden and Delicious. Also Honey. Hun· sen's Orchard, 6 miles wc:;t of Mason on Columbia and 2 miles south on Onondaga. Phone Aurc· lius MA 8-3050. 49w4•

Mcintosh Red Delicious Golden Delicious Northern Snies Special o. J onathan.'l; $1 and up Dockter's Orchard l'h miles south of Dansvllle ~hone Dansville MA 3·2014 'fhe avcmge mean temperature fo1' the week was 23 degrees. For the same week a yem· ago It was 30. Precipitation for the week amounted to 51 of an Inch, most of rt coming ft·om 3% inches of snow Salm·day. A steady dt•izzle Tuesday night, Wedne-sday and 'Dhursday mor·ning melted most Mrs. Arthur Barden, Mrs. Marian of the snow but more Is prom· !sed for 'Dhursday night. Leslie sc1 vir 1.! counc1l met last Woods and M1·s. Florence Allen. Tuesclay mor111ng at the GAR 'l'he basltets were deltvered the ~~~ Low High hnll and packed 28 baslwts w1th same afternoon by Merton Bald· NovembeJ' 26 ...... 15 25 complete Thanksgrvlng dinners. win, Rev. Raymond Boadway, Novembet• 27 ...... 16 30 Mrs. Vern Glover was chair· Mrs. Glover, M1 s StanlwwJCz, November 28 ...... 18 26 Mrs. Barden and Mrs. Hobart NoVe11jbet• 29 ...... ·1 18 man, assisted by Mrs. Oscar Minix Olinger, Mrs Joe StanltCWlCZ, Novenjber 30 ...... 16 24 The next meeting wrll be Mon· December· 1 ...... 20 30 day, December 15, at which t1me December· 2 ...... 26 40 Christmas baskets and program December· 3 ...... 28 '36 will be planned.

IlfYI~ Student Is Stlealwa· 'Gary Brnman, lfl, of 1290 Kin· Wilfred Wardowskl, IFYE stu· ncvlllc road, lulled Jus deer this dent, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred year the l1anl way and barely Wat·dowsld, was speaker at the escaped w1thout mjury to h1ln· Mo11day night meeting of the self. Lrons club at Leslie hrgil school. He went out hunting last Sun­ Wrlfr eel has been in Ireland for day morning ne<~r Memlian road. the past 4 mont11s. He learned He shot u bucl\ and knocl\ed !11m about ' Ir•tsh agrwulturc, folltlore down, btl! he got up and started and customs. running on 3 legs through the woods. Br11man followed hrm and I.1ulie~ nig-ht for the Uom; finally got' close enough to pump club has been set for Monday, his last 2 shells mto h1m. The December 15. deer went down and Braman Mrs Anna Browne was hon· wall\ed up to him, sure that the ored with a surprise party Sat ur­ last shots hart l\illed the deer, AR cluy night to celebrate het• 84th Braman bent avet• him the bucit birthday anniversary. }'if teen 'suddenly reared up and fell over gt1ests were present. Calle and pinnmg the hunter benedth him. co !'fee were se rvecl, Braman })egan hitting the deeJ' PUDLISHED THURSDAY AFTERNuONS' Mt', ,Jnd Mrs Don Mc·Closky IN TI-lE CITY OF with hrs gun and tlnally succeed· and family of Springfield, Ohio, '>IASON, MICHIGAN eel in mal\ing hrs k1ll. and Mr. and Mrs. Davrd Latter The deer was a fine S·point and f,tmrty wet e 'l'hanl

Jclr.nt, ,JCJhll i11 0\VCI'j SC'Cond VlCe· Rohpr·t Clark rs the rww pr~ident, Rohel't Schrefcr·; tt·cas­ dent of flolt f{iwanJs duh. urr.r, Ilugh Smyth; ,111cl directors, Other offrc·er;; elr<'lr.d [or the Dale Drcncr, Gent·gc lloocl, Vel'· coming Y<'ceJnbcr 10, at the home of Mrs. Rolland Farr with Mrs.' Harold Atislin as co-hostess. Josephine Rose c1rcle will have a j}()t]uck dinner and ChrJstmas party at the home of Mrs. Men· low Hyde"'\Vcdnesday, December 'PTA·s Combine 10. Mrs. Earl Smtth is devotion· a! chairman. Theme oJ the meet· For Meeting ing, "The Heart of the Gospel," is from the lOth chapter of Lul•e, ThE pt·ayer circle met with Mrs Mary D1xon Wednesday morning. Bible study was from the l>ook of Revelations. Inghrim hoy:; enrolled in tractor 1 March 13, at Plal.l's implement projects nnd l'lwl.r leade1•s ex· 1 chairman of the party commit· thn t•·aetoJ• pt•ng'J'am SJlOII· ford M. Shavlis, 172 West Grand River; and Waller ,V. Moline, 22, formerly rcslclcd at 234 E. Elm. tee. 'Councilmen Face Shortage sm·t:tl by implenumt. dt!lll· Wild, Dun Shepard, Joe Brown tim son of Mr. and Mrs.- Benjamin Moline, 4061 R01vluy road. · t•rs tuul the Slltlltlnrcl Oil and Gcmld Tatar,' Stockbridge; llg'CIJ(S, VIctor Montavcn, Harvey Fanson Sh<~vlis is rt 1958 graduate of Williamston high school. Mo­ Of Funds for New Proiects and Dave Dunsmore, Mason; line was graduated' ·at Williamston in 1954 llllil in city anrl Carl Diehl. poses tlw big-gest problem [or the cash a\'ailaillc for new proje1:t.; .James Langhart, is tile insistcnl'c of t!1e muncil lo ln unothcr justice eourt case •pceding, $10. operate within the IJuclgct. Monday Juef'iai" assess· Monday moming- .Judge Adams Georg-e VanWagoner, DOLLAR men! bonds and paying interest heard 2 other cases, spl!ecling, $16. · llerllcrt Colby has bPcn ·ap· has dnlinccl the hanll halunceH, Joim DcMolen, Saltll Sainte pointed rlis!l ic1 d<1!JII1.Y im:trudor City 'l'rcasurcl' Doris Austin toicl Lcstc1· H.udd, Sl oel~bl'idgc!, wns Marie, runnrng rcll iight, $!5. Jor the grand dwpti'l', !loyal the' councilmen. founrl gtlilly of rt•c:civing stolen Vernon Amon, Oltemos, run· Arch Masons o[ Michigan. /\Her I!C fields In which the Ori· dl'l vers tram Stocltbridge, hellS· plilnning commis~:ion ;md Mi<'hi· the project to Wayne Foskit of more and a son, Glenro)' Jr.. who ental Missionary society has g-:tn Sl:1te university, 1CJ]rl a group ant Grove, Stoner, Wcbben•illc ~ba~~~~~w~rnct~:=~------~~======;======~Fowlerville. The plans call for is in the seventh gmdc, They arc work - Colombia, Brazil and and Meridian No. 7 enrolled. of tri-county business lenders at cleaning out Rayn~r creek from attending school in Lansing now. Ecuador. the Civic Center , Wednesday The fire mnrshal movetl his fam­ Enrollments are expected to Ol Mason's freshman basketball draws a lot1gh assignment. The grown 11 li1t since t:hrn, r.pols was the play o! Ivan Me· Zone defenses didn't do a bit of ~cam swings into action Wednes· Pant11ers will try the!t· hand at Joe Luttrell, one of tho hottest Snwby, a transfer pupil from good with. tile sharpshooters hit· I. ONJD ~F 1'~ REAS«;>NS ~or. the ':'inn!ng baseball day, December 10,. over a!' Eaton Agg.leS falter slopping Holt. '!'he Rams arc shooters in the leaguo last ~cason, Tmverse City. He hat! a hard tlng out m front. A full court team at Vmcent mr base 111 Ar1zona, hmls from Mason. Rapicls. ~ . · loucled us they usually arc and ~ imve lots of height and lite cus· Is now a G·fooh:!l:. 'l'he rest of the time finding the range but he press gave tho Bulldogs trou~le A/3c Lyle Foss is a catcher. on the Vincent team which This year the freshmen embm•lt ( tomary HCmppcrs. Chieftains run around tho same was the smoothest Blacl{hawlt .on at the of the perwd took the city title at Yuma, won the 27th air division tour­ s ~trtrl thlr~ upon an ambitious schedule. In age tart size. the floor; :He Is exceptionally bt!t a. tJme out and !t little in· nament in Califomia and placed second in the wcst~rn air They have ·a: total of 7 games In anothct• 'l'tiCsday night con· Except for Mason's fl·ont line quick and will give Ingham structwn from the bench. took defense tournament at Hamilton ail• base in California. booltetl .. and the poss!bililics··or 'test Haslett will play at Fowlct·· of Eruce Horton, Pete H.oblnson .County league teams fits before care or that. · Foss played high school ball in Mason. He is the son of more. Last year· the freshmen had Webberville isn't scheduled to ville. af}d .T!m FJ;etllenbecl>, the Bulldog~ hq is through. J\fnson FG· :vi' PF TP Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Sci'Jram. a hard time· scheduling games,. enter the 'Ingham County league The way the Ingham County \ m·e in ·the midget class. They ,J ot·ry I\ linger finally found the Robhison, f .... :...... · 'b · 3 2 11' . Holt~ :Eat~m ·· · Rap!cls, Okcmo~ in basl,ctball until next. year ami !eagt1e shcipes UJ~ before any. looked small against Lcslle but range in tJ:ie last quarter to pace Hallenheclt, f ...... ,,1 1' 4 3 ami St. Johns:· appear on tile Dansville'is glml of it. The Spar· league games arc played places they delivered the goods. . the Blaclchawks with 18 points. Horton,: c ...... ;. 6. 3 2 15 schedule: tans clumped the Aggics 56·'12 at Stocklirldgc on the !nslclc track Snyder, g .: ... , ...... :. 7 5 1 19 ·Non-Conference BMsiness Armond· Spencer will coach the Dansville Tuesday night. to the title with Haslett 'and Ol{e· Willis, g ...... JO. 0 1 20 freshmen this year and he has a Wehbervillc caught the Aggics mos doing the pushing, SubsUtl!tlons · · wealth of material ·to work· with in a cold start. Th~ rest of the teams arc gen· Porche, g ...... '. 1 0. 0 Tests Capital Circuit . There is a Iot of material in spite erally strongor and some cou!cl 2 Coaches Know Their Way Lum!ansk!, g .: ...... 0 0 1 . Capital.Circuit ci:tge teams w!ll of the fact that some of the stars Some indication of the coldness muscle their way in among the Fanson, ci ...... ,: ...... 1 0 0 Okcmo:; team. HoH, tl1e Circuit from last ycar's· eighth grade Is given in the .peJ•formuncc of prc-Heason favorHcs. Around Area ·Gymnasiums Tworl{, 'f ...... o 0 1 test theit· sqtletds this week with· powerhouse, took cnre of Wil· team moved. all the way to the Charlie Wircmun. Last year he Karr, f ...... 1 0 0 out any Iitle business at stake. 1!amston in ils opener and will iunlor varsity, · ' sparked tho Aggie attack all se::t· Dancer, f ...... 0 Mason wit 11 one victory under not sec action again until· Tues· By UROWN 0 1 Those out for the squad m·r son. In tile opener Tuesday he men: Stone, r ...... 0 0 1 its belt, will talte, on a strong day when Slocl\lJridge comes to Roger Arend, Paul Bateman, Dell mnnnged tq log only ono point. Heathman, f ...... 0 town. Dr. T. Vander Boll, Jr. Clumccs of getting lost in the locker rooms of Ingham 0 3 Bolton. Erie Boughner, Bill Elr None of the other Aggies could ney, Mike Carpenter, .Jack Cady, piclt up the slaclt. county learrtw and Capital Circuit schools are remote for. Optometrist 31 12 17 74 Rese{ves Open St. IITnry, wit.h Jo($ of last Dean Dudley, Vernon Elliott, Al· Friday night Dansville will coaches at Holt and Haslett. Both Oland Dunckel at Has­ year's slnt·s missing, will t:t·y len French,. Clyde Hensley, Doul! take a ct·ack at Fowlerville nml Houri: Mon.·Sat. 9-5:30, Thur, till lett and Dan Hovancsian at Holt arc able to find their way Leslie FG F'r PF TP for· 11 \'ic~t.or·y JMi., guests o.f'Mr. a.nd Mrs. Rodericlt and Mrs. Charley·Sedelmaler and . . , . . ,' . Cameron 1111(1 ·MJ•s, Nellie Edgnr famlly . were Mrs.. Seclelmaier's !UrH. llerton Johnson Uy 0)>nl 111111 nill Scdulmalet• I I · It 1 ·t N · tl ·n •r1 · were Gcorgg Shrtfer, Mrs. Irene parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lenon t JC 108P a a · · or JVI e. mrs· Franklin.1md Mrs. Mubcil Bond of Family night.!s scheduled. fo1· · Donal() Omens clay afternoon visitors .of the Lansing. . of Lansing. · · · ·spent Thank,, · · ..' Mr. and ' Mrs. Ernest Dalby Friday evening at the chu1·ch pal(· . giving Day with M1•; . aml. Mra, Snyders were Mr. and Mr~. Dai·· Mason anrl Mr. ni1cl M!'S, John Mr. and Mrs. Pnul Rnt'(jcenaml Mrs. Mulhews' grandchil· were Thnnltsglving dinner guesls Ra~ lo1·s. Potl'uclc ·supper . will be Mrs. Rose . InaB~tlel' Wellford Call. They were pll din•,, rell sweet of Holt and Mrs, John Edgar and Mt•. and Mrs, 'Russell Barry and Gale dinner ,clren, Phillip and JcancttC! ·Math· of Mrs. Dalby's parrints, 111r, · and were . servetl at 7:30, C!1r!stmas pro- of Lahslng ,w.;rp ·s\.mday, dinner ner .guests pf Mr. an!) M1·~.•. Vlct\11'.·.· McNaughton of Lansing. A Frl· Edgar and family. ' guests of Mr, Rnrdcen's parents, ews, · spent _Monday wlth l]er. i 1 · f l R guests of Mt', \Uml Mrs;· Floyd M · Mrs. Henry Terhune,· In Jneltilon. gram Is n c 1arge o .· c aro ·. ec· Donal'. , ·. , -','·. .''i . ., . I"..uuJl1an. " o..• un1 th., · day evening caller waR Rnndy Claude Parish Is c~nnvnlesc, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Rardccn, 111 They are cluldren of Mr. and 1 Thanltsgiving week end guests toi•, Those attending· are asl{ed Mrs. Dorn .Bll"1, nlanc!J"',Dqnal, Raymond Bristow. Is .a p·· atl~nt . : Bellinger of Mason. II~· 1't l•he homo: of his son Lnns!ng Thanl,csglv!Jig Day. Mrs; Ilns Methodist church. · law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Flaugh· n!ngs we1·c Miss Pat lnr~tp. S, chul'cli Sundny evening, Decem· ambassador .to.(/l:ng]and;, · 1 , '·' ber 21, at 8 o'cl~c,lt; rest of the week end the Rose· dinner guests of Mr. Orr's moth· Mr. and Mrs. Chnuncey Kyser and Mrs, Roy Eltnier and daugh· nml Mrs, Darrell Martin were Mrs. W. D, Orr attended the Red .•:',fd/ •.· 't,·,', r·.r;'· burys WCI'e deer hunting In that er, Mrs, Lena Orr, at Lal

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""' • '. • • • ' - ;.- • > - • '. -. • • • • • • • -~ • •• ...... ~De:llsmore's•. er' ' ~. ·;·~' Miss Mae 'Marie Townsend o! Dansv!Jle spoltc her nuptlnl vows to 'Daniel V. Waltz Satut·c!ay ·nf.t· ernot!>n, November. 22, at North· · west S to c I> 6 ridge Methodist · church. The bride l!\ the tel' of M1•, ldEd bodice Jf Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snyder. of her gr;wn. · Goclcw of tulle Games pt·ovlded the evening's / separated scalloped Jar.e panels diversion. For entertainment, Or· which were attach0d at the bul!t· {!lie Emerson presented a hu· line to form the empire e1Tect and niorous 'skit. 1'11e group -hac!· re· WSCS Plans accen\Qd by a boll of sequins. /re~hments· of barbecues, potato Long fitted sleeves extended to chips, brownies and hot cho'co· Yuletide T·ea points at her· .wrists. A crown ._Df. late. · · · seed pearls .ca11ght her llngartlp ·Adult. supervision was provided ' Masm1 Methodist Women's ·So· veil of impo1'tecl French iilusion. by Mr. and Mrs .. Gordon Stuart, clety of Christian Se1·vice is plan· I • She carried a cascade bouquet of Mr. and Mrs. John Fry .and R.cv. ning its Christmas tea for pink Swecthchrt ~oses with white of the seating arrangement ancl class of 1953. Her .husband grad· and Mrs. Roy Mumnu. Keith El· Wednesday, Decembe1· 10, at the ribbon sttWJI11~rs. · table setting. They all wore yel· uated from 'Mason :high school in llott or. Olivet NazarmH~ college church. The theme of the tea Is Jaw m urn corsages. also attended the pm·ty, "Everywhere, Everywhere Christ· Mrs. Huhl BUJlkcr Sr. of Steel<· 1954. He is engaged In farming: mas-in all Lands." NI~Citrms bridge WO!'C a ballerina strapless C!li'Oiyn Sharln.nd of StocJ,. The newlyweds are making 1heir home at 3725 Annis road, dt·P.~s of petal pink tulle ovar lll'ld,l(e, nicml ol' Uac In· hie, (Ire· Mrs. William Clark has charge Houle 1., Mason. matching taffeta, toppecl with a ·Hided at t:he guest regisler. of the program, "Music. Arouncl l\lEN'S JACI\ETS to lace jacltet, and a matching head· Mr. and Mrs. Waltz, the bJ•irJe. Rebekah Lodge the World." Mrs. Wayne Bullen $1 1.50 Fat• il honcymoo11 trip to Cin· groom's parents, entertained the piece. A cascading. nrran~:ement will give devotions. cinnati, Ohio, tile bride changed wedding party at a relwarsal din· of plnl< and white mums made up to a blt:1e and black tweed prin· Hachcl circle members as host· . ,. TO her bouqttcl. She attended her sis· ner at the D and C restaurant in Visits Okemos esses will serve cool;ies with d 9.98 19.98 cess·style dress. Pink Sweetheart Stockbridge Friday evening. A te1· as matron of honor. Rebekah district 13 visited Ed· foreign flavor featuring recipes roses made up her corsage. The! turkey dinner was se1·ved. Baclt· of all lands. l.:trl'Y 1Je11t was best mnn. bride has been employed at Jacl1· ground music, of traditional nup. wina 207 of Okemos. last Wednes· Uuhl Hm*CI' 81·, of Stud,. son p1·ison. She is a graduate of tial s e I e c t i o n s, was played day. Every lodge In the distt·ict except Gleaners 74 of Lansing lll'idg~l mad ' R:unon Waltz Dansville hfgh school with the t11rouglwut' lhe meal.· · Mason Graduate ushered A'UtlStl! to ~hell· 11ews. was represented with 120 present, Collection for the evening was Learns Teaching Elaine Galbreath of Dansville $20.82 with .$11.72 going to the preceded her aunt to the ;.tllar Faith Haven Methodist Odd Fellow home In Jackson and Miss Joyce Hall Is <~mong the and scattcrecl ro~e petals in het' $9.10 to the camp at Big Star 280 senior students at Westem pu th. She wore a bronze colored lake. The traveling gavel went to Michigan university, Kala~~azoo, nylon d1·css. Ruhl Bunl,er Jr., Women Schedule Bazaar Holt 446 with 20'/r• or theil· mem· who are busy this fall semester nephew of the bride, carried the bership in attendance. Eight past with practice teaching. She rings. "Christmas Womlerlan;I" will stuJTed animals and dolls, made presidents were present. teaches first grade at the Kalama· zoo Indian Prairie school. A reception in the church hall be. open to all Saturday, Decem· .by the young wives circle. Lansing 443 Pl'ovlded en1·ertain· bet· G, when the Faith Haven ment with a lride's si~terR, Mm, Joyce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. al bar.ar.r is a bcoth devoted to J'lensnnt Gmvc road, Lan· Plans for the district meeting Chellis P. Hall, 3388 W, Colum· Hex Towns. Mrs. Mrs. Merle Andersen, shrimp; IEWETTS ENT8RTAIN Earl Montavcn of Lansing Don Sommet·s o( Stocltbr.idge and Fifty·lhree relatives of Mrs. Mrs. Lewis Holcomb, relishes and Mr. and Mt·s. Alton Jewe(t en. called on Mr. and Mrs. Otis Mon· Mrs. Mel Ba ttlge of Di!.ni'villc, ~CIIlie J•:vcrett att'enrlecl a dinner salads; Mrs. Harry Shipp, breads .tertained all of U1eir family for taven and family Sunday, Earl sisters of tile brirle, ''hrici charge in honor of her SOtlt birthday an­ and rolls; Ml's. Velma Ryrui; des· rhanltsgiving. Tile group went to Montaven is ;Otis~, .. :,Iyl,o_(l!.ayq!1:s .. nivcrsm·y Thanksgiving Day at serts; Mrs. Victor Jone·s; dining Mason ·Manor for dinner, ·after uncle. Thnnl\sgiving Day. trie Olls Wheatlir.Jd Gleaner hall, room; Mrs. Albert Perlebcrg, .vhich they returned to the Jew· Montav~ns were guests· of · M1·. Circles Schedule ,,.The Plll'ly was planned IJy Mrs. dishes; Mrs. Jaclt Short, pub· ett home. Those p1;esent were and Mrs. B. F. Arend· J1·. Othea· Evcl'eil.'s claughte1·, Mrs. Law­ licity; Mrs. Iociation will stage· its annual ,:;ons, Don Everett of Lansing and Mrs. Charles Sump, aprons; Mrs. Char;es Everett, 12 grandchildren Robert Bcllingar, baited goods; ::hiir Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cheney and mcet.lng nncl potluck di:m!'l' Roge1· r:ransen of Grand Rapids, family were Mr. anrl Ml's. Walter Thur~clay, Dec.,mbe1· 4, at tht! unci 23 gl'eat.grandehildrcn, Mrs. Harold Mitchell, fancy work; Mrs, Marvin Worthy, white Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hansen and Briggs and family of Cleveland, church. l1rs. 8verett rcr:eivecl a cm·· elephant; Mt·s. Walter Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hansen and Miss Sydney Briggs·, a student at After the Jlotluck dinner at ~n::;e nnd several other nice gifts. stuffed animals; Mrs. Charles gon of East Lansing ancl Mr. and Albion college, Miss Cassie Gil· 6:30 p. m., Miss Florence Fletch· Guests were present from Lcs· Mrs, Herschel Jewett and family. bert of Goodrich, Carol Alton of $1 to $5 e1· will recognize new members. lie, J.:a!fficers. COUPLE JS UNITED Briggs is a sis1er of Mrs·. Cheney !er of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perkins, Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Gilbert is thcil' mother. All circles of the associ:Ltion has pledgee! the Alpha Pi chap· Haymond Darnell Jr. nnd Bes ?hillips and -wendy of Benton ure Inking part in the annual o! I'nlOnd Norton, who re· were Mildrerl L. Cm·dtz and rhanksgiving dinner with Mr. Friendship and Loc;k What Dancer•s Has Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Wil· cl'ntly moved to Three Rivers Lari10ine J, Ziegler, both of Lan· 111d Mrs. Joseph Fontana Jr. and. sing. liams left Wednesda)' morning from Mason. family of Jacltson. Others' at the Fine Food at .. For Boys· J'tll' Tampn, Pin. They expect to "'ontana home were Mr. and Mrs. return to Ma~on in March or Mrs. Albert J. Hall spent Mr. und Mrs. Chester Fletchel 1.icharcl Towns and family of April. Thanl;sglving Day at Leslie with and Miss Marjoria Fletcher hac Lnnsing, Mr. ancl Mrs. Dan Gil· Janet and Bill Campbell, who her brat her and slster.in·law, Mr. as their guests for Thanltsgivinf :hrist and familY' of Leslie and Mason :1ttcnd Central Michigan college, and Mrs, A. T. Ingalls. dinner Mr. and Mrs. Arvide \1r. and Mrs. Joseph Fontana Sr. wllat wan& North, M. L. Hunt, Miss !{athlecn julf be Mt. spent the Thanl\S· . ' ,.,., . Plea~ant, Mr. and Mt·s. Russell Winters Hunt ancl Ted Welch. !\It'. 111111 1\h•s, IC.Ichnt•ll l'ost giving vacatio11 wlth their par· Manor of Franl

.. . . . \ -' .. ' ' ... ':· '_ ' ·~· ' . : . .' ' - ~ ,. ,- ' ·: ' ., ' ' . . ' ' '_ ,. : ; :'I glvln,g Dny_ .~lm1_c~;-Guests were. _ Mrs.:Marg~re~- _ _·· Jncl1~ . Mr. nnd Mrs. Ifoward' R;· Smith son wns a wcclt •end guest nt.the Caanpli~u·· of. ·. WeliticrVill.c . .- mi~l ·and fnmlly, · Mr; ·and. Mrs. Lee .home of .Mrs; Ruby Nelson· and -· 1\lrs. I'11ul Cau·l Rnymoml Campbell o! Ltinslng.> .Jiy 1\I•·s.·. HoiJoa·'-W"Icla Ma" ,.and Mrs' ·M L Blah• of Webb,. and fam_IIY_ .,,and Wesley 'daughters. - ...... , . - : M- ,: d_. ,;;. . •· A' 1- ·r· ~ .Ill-. -_-- Mi·. and Mrs, Paul. Carl wem • v '· · ' •• • · ' Wbb'·' ::·-.---....-- ·.- ·. - · ··. _ -: · .· r.-an mrs, m. err enter- 'l'hanl\sglvlng Day· dlmicr guests· .. Mr. ·abel Mrs, Wllmun 1\eehn of Bradenton, Florl~u, · were also e f • • • • · • • • • - Mr. and Mrs. Raymond .Combs tali11!d !rlends.'nnd a•eluUves 'at-a of M.t·.-, and Mrs. Lee Carl 'and Mason an'd Ben· I Lou ·Wessling of and family left last Tuesday__ ·tor l"rhan'ksglvlng;Dny 'pre-Christmas family In Hott: · 1'.• _ ThanlCIs Rich's _brother and sister-In-law ling their other chiidren ncar · · · · · · · · · · · Ml'. unci Mrs, 1-I~J;bet'l li~1:tlg of Mrs. Eifert's fni11ily . for, Mr.- and Mrs .. HarvF: ·Bennett' her _- _ . , Mrs. _ Nellie Spragu~ enter- Mr. and Mrs; r~m·J Kinnnmon nncl_. family Rpcnt 1 lwnl;sglVIng 'l'hanksgivlng.-. Those p ,. esc n t aJld-famlly of Holt for ~nner ' ~ ._ tuined Dr. and Mrs. 0. McFadden were TllUlllrna ·!can · ' r,:tiest~ of J\1,1_'. aml·Mr~. Tom Coap- mHl Uw Mr. und Mrs. Clyde_ Hill. , 1 and famllf of Gmnd LPrlgl!, Mr. · Sunday' dlnnea· guests at the 1-l.anlcy ~f. M~scu: I~·IS om~tted er and family.. . . . Wlllimn White. W1lyne Wllcox family spcnt 'fhnnl>sglv­ Mr ... nncl Ma·s. R!Cllard f• en· is 1 ancl Mrs. Elmer Lee and fainlly home of· Mr.· Rnd Mrs. Kenneth fa. om tl~~ guc~t l!~t <~l the b.rth· : Enqs Cal' I ill)d Mr. ancl Mrs. unrl fmplly were guests of Mrs.j of Lansing and hca· parents, Mr. Eifert .Rnrl !limlly 1verc Mr. ancl cl.ty pna •Y for Mts. Huby Nelson Alhct·t Backus were at Houghton lng Day. In Kalama;:oo with Mr. Ji'ciTis'' _ p;u·ents, Mr. and Mrs. I and Mt·s. Francis Lee. Ml's:.· HIIIT.Y Ott ancl family of last ~·tee!<. Lal1c over if_lr! wcei end. rind Mt·s.· 'I'heron Collins uml fam­ 1 Ily. Clat•k Collins cnme home Halph Furlney, on Thanl\sgivlng 1 Ma·. and 1111.8, Lewis H.d Mrs. Wnrcl BullcJl lwd 111_e home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'l'llanl;sglving Day dinner with Rw_h_ and faml.ly as t~e guests:of their ~on-in-law nnd· dnughter, J tlwn daughtcl, .~elotcs, . Dr. anc_.I Mrs. Russell Hobbins and Rev. l~nd -M1s .. Lowell Chnse family. . ' 1 and famal:" of Sp1ang Arbol' were Mr. and M!·s. Wallace Reed and Sunday clanner guests of Mr. nnrl fnmily spcnr Tlwnl\sgivlng Day Mrs. Francis L~c. Hcv. Chnsr. Is with Mrs. Heed's brother-in-law the new_ pnstm at the Wesley and sister, Mr. and. Mrs. F't·ed Fcll~wsh1p church h: L~nsh1g. _ LB. Guernsey and family in Lansing Ml .. fu~d Mrs .. \\ nlluce !teed with 27 other .family members anri f.lmaly spent _Thanl;sgavlng present. · Day and evemng With Mr. Reed's · Mr. and Mrs. David Bennett parents, Ma·. and J1:1rs. Leo Recd, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ben- aml son, Howard, 1~ Portland. nett ;~nd family of Mason were M1·. and }~1rs. Jul_aa_n Lyon nnd LEAN BOSTON BUT,T SLICES J?tlcsts of Mr. anrl Mrs. Charles sons were J hanl\sglvmg pay clln· ' Hich and family for Thanl-csgiv- n~1· guests ?f Mr. Ly?~ s gra:Hl· ing Day dinnc 1•• po~rcnts, M1. and M1 s, '?eo age · Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bullen Wheeler, 111 Saranac: DennJs, son COME hi1rl 'J'hanl;sgiving Day dinner of Mr. anrl Mrs . .'J.u}!an ~yon Jr., LB. with M1·s. Bullen's parents, Mr. who has been Vlsatmg !us gr_eat­ PORK STEAK 49c SEE ••• and Mrs. Arthur Zicl\graf, in Ma- g1:andparcnt~. returned home, YOU'LL soi1. Wllh them. ·Members of the Young Mothers Monda~' afternoon Mr. anrl Mt:s, ALLGOOD, SUPER RIGHT SAVE <:lub ·ar the Wehb school will hold Clyde Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Clai:­ .Slic'ed Bacon LEAN LAY!;RS LB. 49c Braunsweiger CHUNK LB. 59c AT A&P! Ihcir regular monthly meeting at Jon! Hill of Charlotte v!sited _Mr. the school house Tue~rlay eve- and Mrs. Nelson Logan 111 Sprlllg· ning, December 9, at 7:30. The port. · Pork · Roast· . BOSTON BUTI LB • 39c Beef liver vouNG sTEER, suceo LB. . evening will be spent preparing Mrs. Ji'lore~ce Clark, enter­ Christmas stockings for the ehil· tamed her chaldren for J hanks· LEAN, SUPER RIGHT, LEAN, dren of the neighborhood, Short, Ribs of Beef MEATY LB. 47c Pork Sausage DELICIOUS ROll LB. Annual meeting of the North Atu·eiius chtm:h will be helrl at CAP'N JOHN'S, 1-LB. the church Wednesday ·evening, BREASTS 59c LEGS FILLETS PKG. December I 0, at 7:30. All mem­ Fryer Parts 53c Ocean Perch 37c bers are urged to he pre>enl as election of officers will he held ancl other yearly business con­ lluctecl. A&P FRESH FRUITS CALIFORNIA-SIZE 30 Hev. and Mrs .•John Pruden and f;Jmily spc•nl Tlnu·sday nnd Ft·i· and· VEGETABLES day u I I he lwme of Mrs. Pruden's hl'lllher-in-law ami sister, Mr. and PASCAL CELERY Mrs. Gerald Jnrig-an, and famii,Y in Clevelnnd. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Irish GRAPEFRUIT STALK .• ,.~.ntertaittcrl their, children' and 19c their families foa· 'l'hnnksgiviJig• . Day dinner Thursday. Those '1ire~cnt were 1\·ll·. nnd M1·s. Luw­ ·rcncc: lri~h aiHI family of F'llnt, or ORANGES Mr. and Mrs. Ceo!'g<• 1\nlght anrl son, Georgc, and his bride Donna .ICHI.t, of !-Jolt, Mr: anrl Mrs, Don FRESH SPINACH Brocicus anrl family and Mr. and LB. - Mrs. Merton Irish and family of FLORIDA. lAG Lansing. Mt•. Knight's parents, 17~ CHAPPELL ~ 1-LB. .,, 11NSU~ANCE. CELLO .BAG l9c

Ceiling unlimited on our deslro jo New Locatio., sorvc you to your complete satisfllc­ tion. Lot U> help you pl•n •n ade­ 416 S, Barnes quate inwrance progr•m. Seo "' th i1 week, COLLECE INN CANNED COODS SALE! Dr. Kate E. lamb OPTOMETRIST Hours: f.4:30 p. m, Tomato Juice· Cocktail except Thursday Freshlike Peas Phone MASON. OR 7-7181 . 46-0Z. 14·0Z. CANS ~ CANS ~ Christmas G_ift Savings I CIEAM STYLE • G. E. l~h·etric S!ar:ty and Stetun iron - Ueg. $21.!)5 - JUST REDUCED-A&P WHOLE NOW $18.9fi 12-0Z. s - . G. E. 1%~ctric Waf fill Iron- Reg. $24-.95- NOW $21.50 FRESH LIKE CORN 6 CANS 11 00 UNPEELED APRICOTS G. J~. l<~lectric Floor Polisher - Ue.r, $49.95 - NOW •l'~,l4 •!J"' .) "' 6 12-0Z. $1 00 DAILEY Freshlike Spinach CANS • 16-0Z. G. K Portable llfixer- Reg. $19.95- NOW $17.!15. Sweet Midget Pickles 22-0Z. Corned Beef Hash ~~~o- 2 CANS 75c Dominion 4-Siicc Toaster- Utlg; $24.95 -.NOW $21.!15 WHOlE II:EINEL JAR 39c West Bend (Colllllll' Glo) 11-in. Fry l'an, Cover included 12-0Z. OUR FINEST QUALITY LB. ' Freshlike Corn 5 CANS 89c - Reg. $23.45 - NOW $16.95 A&P -Instant Coffee. 6-0Z. Sunnyfield lard 2 CTN. 39c SHOESTRING · JAR 95c West Bend (Chrome Cover included) 11-hl. Fry Pan ..:... SOLID Iteg. $21.95 - NO\V $14.95 12-0Z. ECONOMY BLEND · Freshlike Beets 7 CANS 9Sc 1-LB. West Bend Com Poppl!l'.;.... Reg. $8.95 - NOW $5.95 6.oz. -~ondor Instant Coffee , JAR 85c Suregood ~argarine 5 CTNS. 89c West.. Bcil~l (Copper Glo )_Auto. Coffee 1\lal\er - Reg. lloUlEY $14.9a - NOW $8.9a 22-0Z. REGULAR CTN. $2.29-KING SIZE CTN. $2.39 Cross Cut Sweet Pickles JAR 29c 46-0Z. FILTER TIP A&P Tomato Juice CANS West Bend (Chrome) Auto. Coffee lUaker- Reg. $12.95 Cigarettes · CTN. $2.39 .2 59c - NOW $8.£i5 - - ' FOR YOUR HOLIDAY BAKING West Bend Auto. 3-

I would hlw the opportunity, to meet those p1 oblems, I through the puhlic Jetter box to feel that the pubhc llllC"est JUason nusines~l\1('11 ------·- than!< all those who worlwd in my well set ved behalf and who voted for me In Th1s 1s the great Junctwn of Plulp Motor S.1Ies won 3 po1nts tllC past electwn. pohttcal pmtws 1n o111' f1ee so from Fm r 'rhea tiC and Mdson cmty - to discuss publ!c pro Jaycees took the samn fmm C & Wh1le I would have 111\ed the grams and of.fer constructive so II Barbershop PrJCe Brothers oppm tumty to show our Citizens lutwns Once the people have and Mason Elevatm spilt Pr1ce what I could accomphsh us gov· m

Economy Is Just Talk JllJlt n drop or 2 mme of wa Are there some clollm leaks ter on the clucl,'s back should dr somewhme? Do we have too no IHlrm many state employes to clo one When we hear the good new tab? Maybe 1t's JUSt a case of from Washmgton that they :,w appmg a new bane! when the thinking of getting clown to hras 1 ld one goes rh y Wonderful values in tacks and are gomg to cut gm I thmk, and I lmow many pub- perky Whistlers that ernment spemlmg and rostor heat fast for Instant 1tc off1cmls 11'111 agr·ee, that It 1s drinhl Ea•y to fill, some real economy m our aov 11gh t1me to adopt u 11ew system easy to pour. Heal· 1 ernment, we '' 10L1lcl be happy. 1f welfare, state aid and other proof 6akeltlo handles, Supeno1 m name, supenor In sure hope they don't forget t h< 11·ojects Such a change \\oulcl perform~ nee We set out to old, olrl song, Standing on t h' r vc m 1ny rlollm ">. Promise bnng you tile fmest watcil made One of tile places to look for -and here 1l IS Self wmdmg. If spendmg should b~ cut, J conomv IS the school system Re~u!ar 25 Jewetnccuracy and famous don't tlunk any government of!J low much money does 1t take to Pl1'ice Wyler guaranteed protection: Cl.l) should btag about 1t or mak! 'each the bab1es Shoulrt a child $4.95 the Amencan people thmJ, 1l wn' ;o to school at 'i or 6? waterproof•, shock·reststant, a hard JOb I thmk most of the I don't knew how man:, unbreakable mamsprlng. Amc11can people are contJJbufnl' lays there a' e for Jlllhhc em $75 bJlhon once a vea~ and a1 1loycs but when the day comes aware of the fact that the ,unuun' hat ::rovernment spendtng stops 1s a Jot of alfalfa 1nd econom:, IS ag~m r cstorerl to Have you ever seen an economy he Amm JCan peop'e nncl we can Or~la:~r'e 1nc1t!u utanct wlu:tl balance wheel golf ball costmg $500,000? L~t'• ~iv:5 5hotk fully 1vc without pnymg more !axe~. I 5 rlii d spokes reby with Win 4-H Award taltc a trip to Co'ore::lo Spnn;r 3.98 5.1 oc: s str<~l&hl to vltol )t.:u:mtecd 11gw1ntl >muld bP 111 favm of ad.!mg an Lo~l3f1tC! mtcllani:m da nate .vhere they bmlt the air fore 1ther hohday kno11 n ns govern academy Tlus project carncs th' • a. lone as rrystt:l•~ Intact tn(i For Achievement nent economy da:, fC!riUint Wylc.r p;uls u... cd pnce tag of $300 000,000 Don't forget-You rlrop a golf Perkins A J'onn g tlo to tho Nniio]J[ll 4 II Club body came up w1th a suggestio Kitchen Set CongJ css 1n Chic.ngo, stn.rlwg that tt woul·l b~ mce to have , Nov 30 The ncll!eYcmctlt a \lards gnrden to s1t m and relax after " nro ]lronded bv Fot d )To tors. strenuous battle wtth the gal:_ An Ideal Gift Ktssnno at ton dod the Club Cong1 ess in 1D1G ns state elce clubs Included m the pbns wer trlc "mner This y~nr Jus !11lJOl a few poole, Th15 little addJl!or neen de· Then they took a lao), at the CHRISTMAS GIFT strayed m a tmnado Othm ploJ coffee break S!tuatwn and or eels mcludc blru st11dy and J!H]g. lug poultry, dnu y and vc,:;ctn hles dered coffee tables costmg $G,190 A member ami fo11net most· 1They could huve had cocl{tUl HEADQUARTERS dent of the State 4 H Set vtcc tables at that pnce Club, ho helped Ret up the club They had planned a $75 oor wml,shop In ln'i7, he \\as ttnmcrl shack for the sup"rmtendent tr FOR THE ouiqtnndmg member of ~ltclu· hve m but he was dissatisfied H ~an's ,Hi Clubs nt the State Fn1r s Farm·CJty Youth awards could have taken a smte at thr dmner Ktssanc has been chosen club house BOATING FAMILY a delc!;atc to tho lfiC,'i Nntwnnl There are m111ions of homes 1r 4-H Conference In \Vaslnngton, the Umted States where the peo See the new DC held m .Tunc pie are happy to walk on rag rugc but m1lhons out of our tax dollar are spent for plush rugs for tllr tender feet of many of the so called penny-pinchers spendinr our money. Tins great a1r force academy 1° nothmg more than a taxpayers' shrme to loose spending. The new crossword pu7.zle or taxes shapmg up under tl1e bi!! dome m Lansmg sounds mterest mg. The news being tossed around uses such words as state Income tax, refund on sales tax and others but you can be sure that the final word will be mo::=e money, please. Maybe they won't even use the please. The refund- they are talking about probably wbn't be big enough to put in a Sunday school collection plate. ~. In honot• of the G~th wedding · 1lf.UI'd nt the S]tartan Superette The Ottawa Hills Home· Own·· anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. l~red JSy AI I\ null ers Asso'clnlion, Inc., will have Its D. Harr, there \vlll be nn open. animal meeting at the Marlrllun Mr. nnrl Mrs. Wayne Jusslln of house Sunclny, December 14, f1·om township hall on Deccmbe1· 5 ut · By 1\lt\'io I~oren Sh1w~ white Bible, a gift of. h~r mn· 2 to 5 o'clocit, at the Lloyd C. Ottrlwn Hills nrc moving to New· 8 p. m. The meeting will lle .fol· berry where on Decem bm· 1 Mr. Munith Methodist church was ternaJ· grnndfather, wilh all or· Harr home, 12230 Dewey l'oad, icwcd ~y u buffet lunch ancl re· . chid nrrangement, and· 1\ • lace Munith. Jusslla wns promoted to sergeant freshmenls. · the scene of n i>mtty candleligllt i1andkerch!ef fashioned froni the and h~IHI of the Newberry post wedding Saturday ~veiling,- No· · Assisting wllr be the couple's Mr. and Mrs. Curl Ray have verhbcr 2D, when Miss Martha br 1degrnom's mother's . vvelldlng of the Michigan stale pollee, Jus­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sally nncl othel' ch!lclren,. Lestm· of Leoni, , sila was formerly president of returned to their honv! :{]n No11l1 Howard· became the bride of Don· dress. Hel' only jewelry was, a Forrest clf Jacirolher-ln·lnw and where his mother wns in an auto Mr. and Mrs. Verc \Norden. Wiic!e, .Jane Barile r, NancY Tlmnksgiving Day guests of Cl' spending 5 clnys in the hos· r.islet' nnrl family, the Albert mobile ncc!dr.nt. Mr. nhd Mrs. Loren Stowe and Boyar, Marion Abdella, Anna l\11•. nne! Mrs. Reginald ·F'onl and pitnl. Kcllys of Farmington. Ronald BrorJIJcrg · rr.turne· Mr. nne] Mrs. George Comall WSCS St~udy Group Meets children were Thanksgiving Dny Shew anrl Elizabeth Lytle. Linda family were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mr, and Mrs. Archie Thoma:; home with a largr. huC!i< fror enlertninecl immeclintr. relatives guests of her pm·ents, Mr. ·.and Collins tender! the guest hool<. Ford, J\11-. and Mrs. Rnlnh Ford, and Linr!a were ThanJ(sg!ving Wiiclerncss state par!( in nclrtJ· at a Tlwnl 1.,.;u;~;mo attonrcr1 1 t1e1 coltpe.1 The B·arn1nr 1 1 am1 nm1 1yo \"'ll'·v1 mms· Hnn· and Vonetla in the aftet'• calling. Monday morning. Burial wUJ b~ " "' in-law nnJ rlaug!Jir.r, Mr. and 1 I' · · D noon Thanliving Da" were Mr. 1 Tllanl,sgiving Da·y dinner ll'r·s. I·IaJ'l'" l~rl\\'ell, n,'tl' .G''Ci!· Titu.s in :linnith. I new ywer1 ~; went to J< ent ucky on Lon were ' 1 1 an 1'f g 1 v lll g ay ,.. o J-Jownrd Finch of Indian Hills in Ann Arbor where he furmerh 11 ',ucsl of his son, AlgcJ', ancl fam· ., J J ~ · • -- ,.,.Irs' . .Tov Barnes nncl f mmlv· of tl hn1'1• 1wneymonn. '1'1 kYn WJ'Ji re· 1~ testoI ,, of thn'c~r par e n t s, '"r.'·J amJ and ·Mrs. Lester Han of Leoni, ret urn eel l10mc last week after lived. · orv. There were 5 ricneraiions ' FoJ'I'C''t IIal'l' altcl sons of Ja i' "' 1)', ' u Ga:·clcn Cltv were 'l'hanksgivJnn,,· ~'ide at tl1e home of the bride's Mrs. Fran!' Wild. ·' · • c ,. Mt•, nne! Mrs. Ted F'ay anrl Mr represented at the rlinner. J ;;on Mrs Thelma Amold of M hunting in the Upper PeninRula. Mr. and Mrs. Garlh ·Richards D:~y guests oi hcl' mother, Mrs·. fa liter, Arilllll' \Vile!, on Baseline Mr. ancl Mrs. Honalc! Mayer and • · · ' ar· nne! Mrs. Stanley F'ay and Jam He will leave for Houston, Texas, vere Thanksgiving Day dinner Mr. and 1Yfl·,1• Max Cos);rny Agnes Bishop. road upon their retmn. family of M1111Hh, M1·. ancl Mrs. shall, Mr. nncl Mrs. Freel Harr wlwre he will resume his radio ilies spent Thanksgiving Dn) ~Liests of Glll'lh's motlter, Mrs. were Thanksgiving Day dinner Mrs. Agnes Bishop spenl the -- Richard Cooper nne! Jamily of unci Ml·. and Mrs. Byron Stanfield nnrl television 1n·ograms. wit.11 Mr. am! Mrs·. Connie Eich George Hnmillon of Halt. guests of Ml'S, Cos gray's mother, week em! with hc1· mn. Roy Twenty-six members llf the/ Chariot te and Mr. and Mrs. John und family of Munith, Mr. ancl horn in Ann Arbor. Mrs. Pauline Evert, 78, East Mt·. ancl Mrs. Russell Roberts Mrs. Claude Weidman, nne! fam· Bishop, and family Hl the Howr'll Tmpp fnmily gathered nt the, Grosshans and Keith of Gregory Mr~. D. Walters and Dougie of Lansing, died November 2!1. otncl famil)•, Mr. and Mrs. Roher! ily of Dexter. sanatorium and at.tenderJ a mis- home . ol' Mr. and Mrs. Donald spent Thani,sgiving Day with Eaton Hapirls and Fred Mills of Burial wns in G!enllalc cemotery Freezing Cuts Costs ":ladstone nnri family, Mr. and M!'· unrl i'vll·~· Hex Wilsrm and cellaneous shower IHinoring their Wild Tll• near Clinton. Rai1tly uf Mason. 1ani Strayer, all of Jackson. t•st church, Is paslot· of the Te· · . , • . 1 cumsehc:..=:.=::.:_ cllllrch. ____ _ • \

The finest ride ,Itt you've ever known Yo11 gel tbc solid qu~lity of Boil}' by Fisber. starts with the wonders of wide-track wheels ... to give you the most. beautiful roadability in the whole wide world!

You've never known a car to ric)e so smoothly or handle so surely ... because no. car was ever built like this before. And that wide, solid stance is only the beginning. Engineering's hottest team really poured it on to produce this one for you: There's a great ne~v Tempest 420 engine to give you the most breath-taking performance on wheels ... or, if it's extra economy you're after, Pontiac has, at no extra cost; a brilliant new V-8, the T~111flc.rt 420E, that acltltr!ly de/itJers bettei· gas mi!Mge tban ma11y smaller cars with so-called "economy engims'·'-a11d t1se.r rcglflar gas for fur· ther savings! Tbere arc great new True-Contour Air·Cooled Drakes for smooth, safer stops. And inside, seats wider than a sofa! Come on in and see this great new '59 Pontiac for yourself. Here arc all the wonders you've waited for!

PONTIAC MAKES Y·B HISTORY! A Pontiat Tempest 420E has set a NASCAR sant· tioned and supervised :2,442 mi. coast-to-coast etonomy mark on regular gas-only 1%¢ per mile at an average speed of 40.2 m.p.h.! See your Pontiac dealer for . . details and a test drive. . ONLY CAR WITH WIDE·TRACK.WHEELS

• •· acclainua by experts as the'year's top engineering advatJce'! Tl1e wheels are moved {)ut 5 inches for the widest, steadiest stance in Amedca-lower Ameri_ca's Number CD center of gravity for better giip on the road, safer· cornering, smoother ride, ' -:Road. Car! \ easier han,dLing. Pontiac gives ypu roadability_ 120 ltarrow gauge Clll' ca1z ofler' PONTIAC!3 Totally_ New Series •- Catalina • Star Chief ••··Bo11nevillc ,. SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORiZED PONTIAC DEALER=-·. And remember, your.qualityPontiac dealer. displays the manufacturer's suggested retail prices on every new Pontiacl ____.....; ____..;;;;;.. _ __.. . ·. . -~ ;:-- - .1ld McDaniel of Clmrlotte. The evening wns spent In ' plnylng canis, ufte1· which n lunch was served. Mr. anrl Mrs. Etwln Rhines Mrs Belly Rhines and family all(l 'l!r. and Mrs. Arlo Dowers and family spent 'fhJ't Osborne M1•. anll Mrs. A11rly T.tylnr on o£ Aurell11s, M1. and Mrs .J,IJncs 1>arents, M1· and Mrs, Walter Le· Maple Lane'road. On Werlnr.srlay semw, Sunday. Osborne ami f,unlly of Lanslnr~ evening Mr. and Mrs Earl Moyr.r and Rev E. A. Kelfol'll or Eaton Mr. and Mr~. Garth B11,lwp and of Tompkins wei e callers. On family of Dimondale wete dmner· Rapids wen• 'J'ho~nl~sgtvmg Day Thursday there wns a family din guestH of 1\1 ,. nnd Mrs. Dctln fl'tlests of Ins parents, Mr and ncr ut the DeWnllle Blcn:t. home. Mrs. Bernard Bishop, Sunday. Noble .llld f,lmlly Mrs. Emma MoyCi' nnrl M1, anrl l\11 s Ilt•t g1e KPP!eJ' w.1s a IIousel WMA will meat Tlntrs· Mr. and Mrs Aubrey Toolr guest of Mr. and Mrs. vculed. ton Rapids. They spcn I Friday CharlcH Pannetta 111 Lansing She 'J'hl't'l' \VIIS II 1·J.r!'JII'IIIIillll wllh Mrs Lollie Iloehn, who has was an cl'<'nlllg guest at the home Mr. anrl Mrs. Charles Dceg been sick In Dimondale. Mr. and ' ~'hnlllis•~h·m): llilllll'l' at the were Thanls:.rlvln:.r Duy. l>an;}' Lune Lllnc Ave. \V llO\IIItliiiY of plut Stanley Nc,11· of Aurelius. M1s Billie Foote and Mrs. Jean Lllne Ave, H111t11mn Rund \V. h1nmdut·y or plnl Gene Murtln nccompanJCrl lJJo Doyle and sons drove to Marion, MrR, Hazel Strobel nnd daugh­ llhl<' IJi 11alr;y Lnnt• I.1hu 1\vr. ter, Iva May, spent Thanksgivmg Lndi~PUI Dt. MRriJ.C<•Id Ave H BouruiHt y 11f plut cousins, Phillip nnrl Ronnld nal· Ohio, to get Pvt Don Foote, who Nrn elK~ II~ D1, M111i~old Ave, llnuy [JIIIH! larrl of M,ls~htcr, P<~tty Pr>l'l .trclll Freer and family of he,ul for PC''l'Y Salurd.Jy for the 11JIUfl lho JtUJH•r htJ.{hY.ny olficcr hnvlttJ.: <·hnt~-:t• nnd conllster Wednesday. D 0 durable desk blotter pad? Phillip West of Dansville spent the week end With his grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs, Seldon Mon -~ ~ Forthe D D. a servicea~le· pen or pencil? '~ Jr. Mechanic '1r in the family

Cranbrook Offers Aid SMALL CARS For Kids Mayor Paul· D. Richm·ds has 6 Mason councilmen ln a puzzle and he'~, puzzled too. All 7 menibet·s of the council have their names used in this homemade puzzle. See if you can work it. Hundreds of people arc having fun with tl~ehl.

nurses were Mrs. Hai'Ol{\ Bel:!, Edward Ware A skidding ·car struck· nnd In· Mrs, E, E. Wentland, Mrs. Zena Gordon Knroliako · .slanUy lr Harry Smltll ' ' Fronk Allan Porry Lcac:h J. Cllilncilman AI ...... I 0, J rm·vest IAIIIS!IIg Spr.edway ,flf~ll' 1\Ju. Educational TV dace Pauley, Sue Dancer, Pll)rllis Howard Schlichter Judy l'lakk.o 7. Cuundlman Gil ...... 11. Couneilman llal'l'y ...... !>fill und rur·mtwly lmd t.lw Ue· Ba1·tun and Valerie Brown, Rlcbnrd Woodlnnd Goorrro Mannl11,1 12. Make lll Bon Hlobort Hnrold Scofield 1·1. Crllwlu!lillg xpcuelt (pl.) ,'\utu·Piyrnoul:lt agmu:y iu l\1n· Poses Problem '!~hose Who offered ))load· were: Nnncy Hlwblo Don ScoHold 1:J. Six! h mw;lcal 1wtc son. I R.obort Scboollor Robart Jordnn Hl. Blood rlefid~IH',V John Hillo Wllllom Cnnu>boll J. R.. Noff Nonatto Kilbourne 17. A g1·in Ei: Basehall Ways to mak~ .cducalionai Vern Nichol• · William Torbot Peter Johnoon Roy Collnr I!J. Unit of eleetl·ir:al rosi:;lancc 'J'hc rest. of Ma'rllyn's crimpan· television . more pl>pulat· arc Ruth Norton Dourhu. Hilton Addlo Mltcholl Cecil Holl 'JK. lliVI'I' In llaly ions, including het• brother, Ron· Joyce Froot Wolter Hinkle Plorencci Horvath Murial Miohool !:!0, Slilrt IJC!I lo111 21 .. Coli ndlmen enact ...... snught. in· a· study IJY the com· Wllllnm Donaldeon ?reoda No•blt Virginia VnnOom.n1o Lnw•·cnco BurrNII :n Wallling stiel< nie, 2 other boy~; and a girl were munlcations research centet• at Horold Dnrrow . anry Nooblt llernnrd Plnkke Donold Edrrlnston !:!2. Gardc!Jl tool not hurt. Rocket· Explosion Zero ·weather Saturday night Jnnet Campboll · l!nrwuol·lla Dement Dorothy Carlen Holen Boll 2:3. Councii!JW/1 Alw ...... :H Stair posts brought on ice s·kating in a. Michigan Stale unive1·sity. 2G. Dwelle~· in !lie Ark M1·s. Smith iold officers she did 2!1. Pint lailhrev.l . hurry. The Sycamore froze over Center researchfJl'S arc allempl· •·------~ 2G. Pn•fix 2R. !3lc!ncl by mel I ing nol )(now I!Cl' CHI' struck !he gil'l Hurts Scientists solid and icc on the. north ponds ing'to find out .why viewm·s turn :27. It is 1crrnll'iir•l ion l 28, f>Hl'[ lf!IICil IJy i\C[UI' lllll.il she climbed out aflet• figill· at WilUam H. Rayucr park was the :dial less often to eclucational 28. Tii!Pr of Sush auy 1udden change If tradilion lwldE, mosl of llw in temperature. · controvrrsial anrl imporlant riP· :;f'Ilille SPHI llOW ltt>Jd hy Patrick Williams and. Moody. Now, Wil· CISiflllS llw hnrlgcl, liiX!'S ii!HI V. Mr:Namal'ii in l!lliO. limns Is wholciJN!I'ledly, nl. IPitHI . ' JIU No 111011111ain of. bln1ikets In weight major pnlil·)' rnallrrs will II" hy· II waH assumrrl hy ohsr>rvei'S l!licly, supporting MeNamara 2. Light Weight Comfort h~uvy paHsrrl lllllil ll1r .iam !IJI in IIH' that his rl'lalivr.ly poor showing for re-election. you down! You can turn over a·nd change.po!.ilion·r~ely and without dis· dying rlayH of tlw .~!'ssion. \\'OIIId IHirl !tis !'hillli:I.'S fell' the Few ex peel the governor Io Iry turbing your sleep. You sleep rclaxcci,.: waki:'i1i:1hc inorninj complelel)• Agrnci<•s ;mrl SJit'f'ial intr~rcsl Jll'CSiclcnliRI nomination. for a s·cvenlh conMecutivc 2·year rested. · · · .. ··" · ~... ·.: • · groups ilrc ilfr;lid tlwl !heir te1~1n in Miehigan. He has now causPH wilt I><' lost in llw l>iel•er·· Bill. \VilliacnH announecrl he hclcl office longer t-han any other ing of I he P!IJ'ly parts of I he Sf'S: would suppo1·1 MeNamara in the govcrnor. 3. Healthful Comfort A;electric bla11hl helps gunrd you agninsl tl1o11 l!lGII prim

. ,, . ································~··············································~·········h······· . . . Higli school studCll1S who want to enroll in the college. of' their choice sliould race some new racts. · Ou!l Vlltll' AA'O LiB!<~ Morse irmr-erl. the · wr.sl . 'Colleges anr:ll'iNil stticlimts who have clemonstJ·aterl in high schr,ol that they sysiPm totwilcd oil' h:Jy. for you! c1in do and want to do college wm·k. 10 Yli:!i·r, Ag·o--t!l4a This wcel;'s lnghnm County High schor>l .~tudent:s who are planning to cm1tinue theiJ' Nr.w~: had In have an assist education in college should he awa1·e ol' t.he increased from Grand Ledge Tnclr.pendenl. st.anda J'ds. A frozr.n beal'lng on lhe press 'rm·cecl pl'int ing t llC fi'Onl page sr.ction nl Gmncl Lrr.lgr. Dil'f'r:lors or M;Ji;on ClwmheJ' After the Baby Is Born of Commerec 1iame1l Hnhr'l'l' Inghram secreif a. fll.rnuc:e munity Mayor Paul D. Richards pointed out that dedication by from a barn on 1he: F: C. A ncler· means only the birth, and that people would be jnhuman to Hon farm in Dansville. NOW OPEN FOR 1959 flock around a child at bil·th and then abandon it. With Govcl'llor·elr.ct G. Men n en ownership goes responsibili1y, the maym· pointed out, and SYCAMORE Williams was guest., of honor at that responsillility calls for con1 iJ1uing int.ere:;;t and en­ a vielory party'in Mawn staged WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS hy Ingham Democ:mls Mnndny. Hl~sia~tic support. Mason Genr>rnl hospital ha,q that Theodore Roosevelt and nn ofJ'ieial hoard conce!'nerl 1!1e Ingham Collnly News werc! 20 Veau·s A g-o--l!Jaa 'l'hat':-; l'igh1, Ou1· job was not done by making Olll' with public heH!Ih. A hoard with both IJO!'I1 1!1e samc' year, We Nm·man R r.; e 1; I in g, · MaAon m~ !'unci.. pledges paying ow· pledges to the hospital Help­ less r•oncct·n woulrl have rc­ haven't yet:. sent. a ehecl<, 1.1111. manual al'ts' in:-:trur:tm·, severe· ing the sick and the injm·ed and the infirm is not the sole' grli'C!ed rlr.rlkation Saturday as a will agree lo lrnde a suhscrlp· ly cut his iwncl wiwn lw l'aught responsibility of doctors and nlll'ses. They can't. do the g1•eal liJlJlO!'Iunily lo fill the new t ion for a Bull Moose conw•n· il. in a powcr Haw.• job alone. They must have the help or the community. llosp:iital W'ilh pneumonia pa· 1ion bllllge. Norman Hill, former Pxecu· live sec1·e.tat· y of Governor .• Here in. Mason the hospital haR been bo1·n. It is a 1Ients, frost-hi te vid ims a nrl men, WDmen a.nrl r·hllclren with 'J'o c•elelmtle nur <:l'nfen­ Fmnk Murphy, will move· l1is healthy, ·Justy baby. But it must be nouJ•isherl. That's the !woken IPgs 1111d nl'ms resulting nial year we\ also lnt~ncl tn family to Flint. He nrrepted a job of all of us -to supply the new hn by'R needs and to from fall~ on 1 he ice. · SI'IUI !t l'rec\ suhsr:l'iJifjon t.n position as sce1·clar.v·mannger h~lp it g1•ow strong. all l.ng·ham resiriP.nt-s whn ·ar Flint ehambet· of commerce. At the! lime schrdLIIerl for 11w ME!MBElR The hospiial is our bnlly. r·t~aic·h 1011 ~·ea1•s ul' ug·•~ dt!!'· · Harold Barnhill was hospital board; turned oilet· direction. ·· · · . · come across is Boil Cart•oJJ of The ftll'm ·lunlf'rl over $718 no key )O llw lJ()SJlital. Thai was Mason. Carroll i~ going lo make worth of prorhH'" to llu~ j:1il nnrl nn the program ilur Dr. Gem·ge Four classes of sig-ns will be pe;;i11i1ted~ a big name for· himself in sei· sold $828 wo1'll1. Clinton repo1·te!l thai: lhe old ence, the Clll'D IO!' pt·ophe:-1ierl. :10 1. Directional and othe1· official. signs and not ices re- lwspilaiiHld hPen opcratf'd wllh· Managers of hig league arehe· Yt•ai'S Ag-o-W21'l quit•ed m· autho1·ized by law. · · · nul. a key Jnr Hl years anrl he o!ogy anrl paler!ntoiogy teams FourIer n Ingham 1:0JI1lly hanl1s pny :l'ti• intm·esl 2. Signs advertising the sale m· lease of the· property hoped Ihe new hospi!ul would at·e bidding high for Car)~olJ's. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••u••••••••••:uu••••••••••••••a•••••••••~u•••••••••••••••••••••• upon which they are located. always rrrnnin tJpr.n - tl!'VI'!' serv.lces. Hr's ileing ticketed as ------Jnd hat.htu.b.~. J\lrs. Wilfrt•ll .lt'w· Areas within G60 feet of the edg~ of 1h.e rightf';-of-.way t':wulty ur saying· Uw J'ig·ht. ••U. reecmlly oH'•••·•·II u. ust•cl are d(lf;igna1ed as protected. Signs prohibited in that area. lhing·, l'l!l'liatiiS if, C'll!lll;!! luh l'or· sale~ through lng· nre those actve1iising. illegal activities, obsolete, not. clean l'l'llm h·is lai)ll!' in fashioning" hum eounty News want. utl!-i and in· goorl repni1~ or Mt securely fixed .to·. a wbst:antial ITIIS.'>WO!'II JII!ZZ[I'S, uud con ld llu "" sold ·10. 'I'll•~ .r.~wet.fs bnug"ht. n Jll'el ty structtll'e. Informational panels within specified ,locations :Mason ·Gelleral hospilnl l'an JII'W tuh. may be erected lJuJ; caJmot el\cee.d ;;~ feet jn heigllt and 25 staek up it.> corps i1f Grey evro et as orce Here's the latest edition of the truck line lltal's feet in length. Individual signs on informational· panels Ladies against any hospital in Who has thr. moM pleasant famous for staying and saving on the jofl. must be so small 1ha1: they are not legible to motorists on the the country. 1\ II !>f. .them who telephone voiee in Mason busi­ highway. There aJ'e regulations applicable to .us~ of bt;and served nl. tile r!edicalion and ness offices'! In :1 discussinn Every model offers brighl new ways to lwep names OJ' ll'ademarl.;s, animation, illumina lion m1d spacing. opC'n i1ou:-:c looi\ecl.' Ielcillng . among btwiness men last week your costs down. Loo/c over the new might, wearing . lht'il' nir'e. new uni· ti names WCJ'C mentioned, A new models, new money-saving power in Adopt ion nf tl)ese provisions .. came only _after a bitter· fm'ms anrl tilr.ir' hratifie smiles. Task-Force 59! strugg)e. Adop1 ion came only aftct· gi'Oups o( people inter·­ sparkling· telephone persona lily is one of I iw hPst public t•ela· ested in [Weserving scenic beauty joined in. battle against What ldnr! : nf honks 111111 . 1ions devices eve1· invented. A magazines will lhe doctors well organized assoeintions of those wl10 would d~spoil that lol of hilsii1e.~~> these days is beauty. have i1i tlwir llospilal lihrary'f Out in tl1e Jo!Jhy patients an'wmber and Mrs. Lloyd Hayhoe Jr. Gerald J(inne. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Melvin Bench of Williams- 8, ut: the home of ~Jr. ind live(! all their married Jives in Mrs. M!lm Kuch and famtly and 11 .. ;: .. ··Furniture family of Mason were l11e Dansville community They Mr. and _Mrs. Maurice Monroe Kinne am( f:t of premises l~e~~·ted. I liz blods west of the sfopl·ight on· 300 W, cake and co!Tee were served by Mrs. !-Iattie Shopbell left last Bellevue street, Leslie. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ot•vilre Emerson her daughter, Mrs. Whitman and woek to spend the winter with Thanksgiving Day. . with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dalton Mrs, Isabel Baller. Mr. nnd Mrs. and family were guests Thanlls· Mt·s. William Vi"agner, Mrs. Phil· her (laughter, Mrs. Mauri Mar­ Mr. and Mt·s. Glenn Cool< and of Webberville. .Tcdson Felton were Monday din· giving Day of Mr. and Mrs. ip Scripter and Mrs. Alger Bow­ quardt of Holt. family were Than]{sgiving Day Thanksgiving Day guests of ncr guests of Mrs. Baket·. Gcrnld Cnrrls of Hillsdale. · en. guests of Mt·. and Mrs. Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Lawton' Gauss were Mt·. nne! Mrs. Jedson Felton Mr. and Mrs. ,Dale Maine and Cool< of Williamston, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Holden of were guests at dinner Thaniional Maple Choir Droplcaf Utility l:..~lo iving Day with Mt·. and True of Jacl1son. mol·e of Clinton we1•e Thnni\S• · and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Baltige of tile Feltons. 11, A potlucl• supper at 7 o'clock Philco Radio Wickor Rocker · Mrs. George Cieslak of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Koons of givin~· Ilay dinner· !,'ltests of attended the wedding reception Mr. and Mrs. Searl Briggs, Miss will precede the business session, 2 Library Stand• . 9' x 12' Ru9 · Mr. anrl Mrs: Robert Bush and Mason were WP.dnesday evening her mother, 1\frs. Effie West. for Mr. and Mrs. Leland Town- Jan Briggs, Mr. and !\Irs. De- and Mrs. Ray Hartshorn Those attending are to lake table guests of her parents, Mr. and Bed and Dresser · Dosk and Cl-lair- sm·vice, a dish of food to pass, Thanksgiving Day dinner send at the home of her purcnts, lancey Cooper, Mr. a11d Mrs. Thanksgiving Day guests of Mrs. Edgar Scripter. Thanlom Suite, T"bio and 2 Molal Y•ord Chair< and Mrs. Ross Manley of unless otherwise solicited, ancl a lng Day Mrs. Scripter, Mina Mae b Chair~ Bed, Comploto, Droller and Night 25c gift for bingo. Brooks were Mr. and Mrs. Leon- Gregory, Saturday afternoon. and Mrs. Richmond Bailey at. JlllJClion, and Arnold were guests of Mr. an! Broolsg-i\'ing weel< end Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stetler Mr. and Mrs. Wallet• Birchfield tained Saturday evening at wiUt :\Jr. lllld Jill'S, 11. n. and family of Mason spent and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. of Mt•. and Mrs. Glen Young·. Other A'Uests on 'rlmnksgiving Day with his par­ Joseph Norton and daughter of '!'html•sg·h•ing Day nt the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Emest Steller. Lansing were Thanl

SIMPLE AS SEn lNG...... -~· YOUR W~JCH Jwt sort your: doth"cs ••• dial for the tind ofJoad you put io and the amount of soil. Your Frigidaire washer automati~ Cally giVI:S you the ri&ht WW!. frlgldaire Paltnted 3·Ring "Pump" Agitator and rinse water lemperaturel, Wlllh·SJleed and-spin speed for OUR PRICES AR·E BATHES DEEP DIRT OUT a pcr~eeL ·,.,ll$h fqr Nir lQa~! PLAINL 'X MARKED *Automatic! Absolutely no WITHOUT BEATING I work Io do! • One of the fac:tcrs that determines the cost of a ~ !~0 BLADESI . · funeral is the merehondise whic:h the f•mily se­ * Sawes r•w cash-ewery day! " 3-Ring agitator pumps up and down, lec:k. We have tried to moke that selec:tion as *Works on any water supply! simple os possible by ohowing o range of items guards against twisting, tangling! . $411 Pltwtik os to quality ond pric:" in cur well lighted dis· * 10 Year Warranty! .. , . . •udnt P•IICIIIII fr•l ~ NO HARSH lUlliNG I " One Year WarrantY on play room: Here oil prices aro c:learty and No Monlly Down-F.H.A. Waterpower pumps suds through every · "SPECIALS" ,, .... ,,.0 N Ly ...... entire waahcr ~,lua legibly muked so •• to ov<>id •ny possibility of f' ' · ~ · · 4-ycar l'lOICCilGil llll piece, every fold, over every fiber! · · • .. Llkt frinltd ~,,.,,,.,.,, · · on eomplclc TraPNI\II• error. We emphasiu 1gain-the fomily deter­ tll,ctYIII, th.. ,..,, etc.!. lion. . .. mine. ho .. much it wishes to spend for the last ~ NO LINT TO EMPTY,., lVIII Modt!WC:t-18 funeroal, takiniJ into occo.unt th1t we h.. e bosic ' It's pumped away ••• automaticatiyi ·, ehorgos for profeuicrial ond person•! services ond •M•r• fhon f•ll • oel11.. ,~ ,.. fl.. IUILf tAN!). IAt~D .y GENERAL ~TOllS .. for additicnol facil'iti~s .-hieh moy be required. tniVII 1Mlt1 idll Itt~ 4irt, ft~l FR I GI 0A I RE ~_] V~ -~ ~ ~ 0 AP P ll AN C E S ... DE 51 GN E D WIT H Y9 Y I N MI ND ! Jewett Fll·11eral Home MASON HOME APPLIANCE "Tilt Aome ol lricrtdlr Jttri~e" . AMIU~NCE_SERVICE . Emtri]tncy 'origen "and r11111eitlor , ., .".l . ., . By JIM Bl~O\VN . alot less effort, wor!{s just ris well and 'such · fm·m. real estate In Fa1·mors, : howc·v~r, nrcn'l the Michigan climbed. to;an nil-time .only Michigan residents who nrc · . . ' . .," shiftlessness confuses yolll' neighbm·s, , . Santa wrote down a reain ·of reminders· high last year .. The average lax ll'Ollblcd with higher taxes. 1'ax while visiting yow1gsters in Mason Saturday was $1.54 per acre. . bills on non·farm property have afternoon. After discussing Clll'istmas Sor1·y, we· can't tallatc WX on 1\llc.hignn fai'1JL'i properly be ovm··vn lued economicaL gifts as ponies,, bicycles and Commercial pause: Have you beeri in In compm·ison with non•fnrm tt·ips to Florida ... one· 15-year-old gil'l said to see the Christmas card books in the News was .77 c~rnl.s (ll!l' lwt·c. 'l'his pt•opcl·ty lmvc cont rlllutccl to "just. give .me a boyfriend" ... ·most popu­ oJfice? We've got more bo'ol's than evP.r, is cxnclly half the 1957 ltVCl'• this, lar among girls, though, were bride· dolls . Stop in and take a look. Borrow a book or age tax. The new home of Michigan MiJ.lt' Producers' Association at 2~270 West Seven­ One of the biggest causes of ·The J!conomiHt prccllciH !l~at Mile Road in Detroit. 'l'he new struiiture was ncently opened foi· use by the associa­ and clothes ... boys seemed to want cow- two overnight if you want to. 'rhcsc cards hlgi1cr taxes is the l'lsing value of taxes will continue upwtlrci, 'l'IJC. boy guns and bikes. ' are original originals and will really dazzle tion and provides modern yet highly f)li1Ctional quarters for th~ group. A general m proJ>et'ly, Hcncberry be- climb tl1is year, howeveJ', will . open house for members is scheduled for Dec. 13 and 14. Thanks to Harry Howell, court house yoU!' friends. Now back to the show ..• Jlcvcs. Farm land was wurtil probably be less than it was a· "'MJjg..... ,... ~, custodian, youngsters lined up inside the Vicki and Peggy· Densmore of Mason more than hulf again as much in year ago. 'l'he causes of high ]957 1\S it WaS in 1!)50, , taxes lll'e S[ll! prevalent, !let !PI' '!ourt house to see Santa. Original plans and Bill Pm'tct• over at Michigan State are were for Santa to be outside the court house Another force helping to pusli roads, schools, pollee anrl lire luclind building wliicll hus u steel slruc, ~285,000. ' ' to Mason. The trouble is· that, naturally, suits (Boy's and Girl's: Tnese suits are for A Gift Idea for llze 1/ome! In the country, rcccnt.Jy occupied ---..------..:..------­ there is only one Santa Claus and kids · Its new builcling at :!42i0 West foll's who warit to help the REAL Santa). aren't content to tall' with anybody but the Tho Densmore girls . can. have more fun STANDARD BLOCH liAS Seven-Milo Road In Dalrolt. It Is head man. If the line is pushed too fast, just west [)f Telegraph Road. lrriCJafion Would Help . dt·essing up than just about anyot')e olse. then the kids can't express themselves when And Bill can cet·tainly set the pace at uni­ FOR W 11 i I e · t;lm OJ'ganlzatlon they do get to see Santa. Santa didn't hem· ver·sity costume pmties. whldl Is owned by lu,OOO' S~pplement Ingham Rain one complaint from any parent who went EVERY duh'y fiU'met•s ·in l\Iichignn able farming. It is the artificial through the lines. Most of them said it was Good costumes release inhibitions more § hit.~ ncqulrc.d considerable Supplcment1!1 Irrigation can NEED . hel11 .save crops by ,llroviding watering o( ficldR to fumlsh the worth the wait to .see the expressions ·on than 'alcohol. Leone and Buddy hoJ>e that ln·opei·f:y, ·over the ~·curs, suc~h . · much 11ecded moisture at the moisture needed for good crop . little faces. the next time you have a pat-ty, you'llmal<:e SI'JWIAI, J,OW as I'C(illiving stations, Jll'uccss· right lime, in pwper amounts. production. . The Chamber of Commerce arranged. it a costume event. Some· people can go as CIIRIS'r~tAS l'ltllJES Jllunt-s lint!· highWltY ·fleets, It. s~me Michigan larmers arc us- In yc? ;s· when the rainfall is for Santa's visit and bought the candy they at·e and they'll be funny enough. has nlwn~·s rented ofTictl Cry1h1l On A Door spn[,e 1mtii this l':tll wllen its · the practice. less than normar, or comes at treats. Mason Kiwanians boxed the candy. Others need the touch of a special costume. •nd Wall Mirrors wrong times, irrigation is es­ '%: «' I·Penc:il Poli1hed Edgc•J nc1v building· was completed. Suppl¢mental irrigation is the * And Leone and Buddy hope you'll think .of - use of In! gating systems in arNlS pecially helpful for the high-re­ WINTER TIP- Don't shovel snow out them and their costume rental service next .Hi" x liB" - Iii n.uu The rtssoclatlon office movetl whAY tive, is high!~, functional and is Pay. o, wn Way K I-L Kieielitiun. Notorious polson ivy, the plant results of poo1· lighting, most pQople try to kill, is' heing Feeding silage ~iltn;tly . beful'C grown by a Mlc:higan StHte uni· The publication, Lightln~-: Farm mill,ing is about the surest way Smith Holstein Is High BuildiJigs, IH ·available from I he vcrsit~' grnduatc SL\Iclent · for to get feed f!avo1's in mill,, scie11ti!lc purposes. euunty extension office•, The 20· Dairy spceilili~t~ al Michigan C. B. Smith's 3-ycal'·old Hoi- Although men have heen writ­ pHgr. lJooiing lighlin!l' al'e rccommcnrled. ~~7~sm\:]~ a~~~\~ ~f~c~~~c;~avor of association of Amceiea. II:LvinJ.: solei my f:u·m and moving t~1 Calil'omia, I will sell Uw following dcsm·illell }H'oped~· at puhlie aue· what nppcurs to be the li1·:;l Off flavors arc usually at thciJ· .------. t.ion at tlw l'lLrm lm~ated :t mil~~ ~~ast of Fitehburg t'oa~l to P:u·nutu road, south on l>at·man a mile tu corner of thot·ough study of the~ plant in pe11k from one-half hom· to two P:trmau a.ud .G:L-;cline roads, ot• 5 milcN west of. StocldJI'idgc and 2 miles south ou I':LI'm:ut I'll ad. its environment. · hours after milking, · Dr. M. J. Green Several small studies have been A.hmklet t itlcd, Don't Get Gar­ The Michigan State 752 N. Codor, Moson variations. arc· available at the center. won't be a!Tected. Phone Phone Slate Appoinfs Price\ Brothers New Office Head Mason .Stockbridge Dr, John F. Quinn o.f Portland, OR 6-5754 · Auctioneers UL 1-3342 who Is In charge of Michigan de­ par! men t of agrlculturC''s live­ sloe!> cllse~tsc ctJnt rClllaw enforce­ ment work, will ;;uccecd Dr. Lee Davisson as sta tc veterinarian whtm Dr. Davisson leaves state Household Goods employment: on· December 31, Dr. Qui1111 was selcetcd by 'the lnl.el'lmtional llarvi•st1•t' H cu. ft. rel'rigct•:ttor witll Antique rocldnJ.: chait• Slt•:ti~ht·Luwl• mdH•J' l\1ichlgan commission of agrlcul· frPczcr colllJiartmenf;, lil•e new 3-burner clcctrie sLt>\'ll Fruit sat'll lure from a register' of qualified Combination l>uolicase and writing desl< candldalcs pre:;cnted by the Civil China cuphoard AutiltiW uali ldtclien table service eommis~ion. Libr:u·~· table 2 consohl t·:ulioN Antique kitchen cabinet The ne\1' office head was grad­ 3-piccc living room suite Wcstin);'housc clcctt·ic roaster, lie\\' uated from Michigan Sl a·tc uni· 'l'ahle lamp l>rop le:1f table verslly in veterinary medicine in Steel ironinu· board l%·ctrie elud1 10 J:3. He hns operated practices Smoking stand Card table "' Folding cut at Three Oal{s and at Pigeon. His Wooden bed, sp1·ings and mattress Easy washing machine record with the department also Anti11ue squa.rc table Rocldng chait· includes the post of institUtional Quantity of diNhcs veterinarian. He has been in the a clothes !'auks An til) itc mil'l'or Plastic drapes ntauln~ts department 8 years. Antique chest of drawm·s Sal:ul dishes Uuul.:ing utensils Since 195i :Or. Quinn has been (i antique cane bottom ld at llw Ingilltlll 'l'wo visitors, Helen Bloom and growing county lwspital last Friday we. Mrs. Evolyn Benner, were pres· C,ont~ol conditions unolher year Fatima Guild· cnt. The roll call topic wus "What MSU Tests Try to Ilite we've· hacl In the past sev­ ning. lie was horn Janum·y tl. eral months. They thlnl; it's J8!l2, anrl had lived ncar llcll r Want for Christmas." Oal< for many years. Plans Bake Sale The Christmas party wlll be at Fall Strawberry R-.nners highly unlilcl on ' The Fatima Gutld of St. Nrm·y's JiorllculltJrul scientists at the 1 plants nutrients and water. repeated so soon agnin. the BPII Oak Methodist ehm•cJ!. December 11 nt 8 p, m. There wlll im· chLirch met nt Lhe, church lwll be a gift exchange. Michigan Agricullut·nl Experl· Growers tu·c therefor~ anxious to lie is survived by a !Jmt11er, last Wednesday evening. Mrs. A l'llCOI'tl \!I'UJI nr ]ll'lutush 'J'he l!l:l l·!il:l 1'111'11 hl'Jt HVCI'Hge Orin Jay ol Bell Oak. Grace Dunckel, leadct•, assisted mPnl Slnlion are testing out a checlt l'lrnnct• produclton In early Nan Mclt' ferendum results. ville. Pallhc:u·c>rs Gor{lon There will lle no mPet ing In 1 Tonathnns harl to talr·e; 'l'lnw;. H!•l'it.nl Is Gi\'en spcelalist at Mic•lti).(an State uni TruckinCJ Hardware Mi. ancl Mrs Lawrenec Smith vr-rsity, will explain tho c·u1nplex Gasolines clay, Jo'(OlJt,ltHry 12, ~.tslern t•r•. Mt·s Ethel DeCnmp's· pinno •of NobiP l'llfHI announce tile mHr· tnlt•gratlon pi<:tut·c at n mPcling ,"'iPl'VP, hP.l'(\j ThtlJ'~tLiy, F'chlliO.IY of tlH'ir rlunghlcr, Wa ndn st udenli< gave n ·recital at her <;;lenn Ca~ey at !he conrt room in Mason at ):! l!l. J•::rst Ci'nll' ll'8 of in ALL ANIMALS INSURJW GIHzing Will tllf'l'l 11'itl1 J\1r,, llilttr•, tlllros ftV('IliiP, ;t f\t·anz. Liza Pet rtclr.s, Aclc>IP Dill'· l•;w.. Lan:-;ing. te;.:ration throu;.:llintt tlw I'IHJntl'Y :emJ.'l'ruci\ St!rviec nnw Avail Tnnls on T!IP:-id;l\' Pvr•nirtg, DPt'Pill)WJ' l1cc. Mcridytl1e Smith, M;crcia For l'nnnpt Dclivr-ty anrl tell how tfwy am wurlwtg. tble. Sec u~ fo1· your registered Radios Iii. i\n WYI·; c•xo·ImngP studc'nl (j11lhl l'hl'IS J\lc~l'tin~: Clm8e, Joan'salisbury, .Judy l~ow­ lampshire br·r•cding stoet1. 'l'hl' 'J'u J<'arm r, Cathy Lightfoot and Connie sl10w :-;Iiclr.s and cunduet a qucs· '1,cst in meat type hogs. lJ(• illl t'.'\C'hilllgC' f'OOlxperls, Thl' --~------~--- - J J5wtf 'l'hanl

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Dart Ma~ufacturing Co. '· Bill Richards Buick Mason RAMBLER ond OPEL Mcuon Scarlett Gravel Co. Holt Spartan Asphalt Paving Co. Holt Murdock Oil Co. MOBIL PRODUCTS Mason Foodland Dansville M.uon Estes-leadley Funeral Home 1-lolt-Lansiog Hitchens Drug Stpre "Prescriptions Our Speciolty" Holt · A. A. Howlett·& Co. Mason Wolverine Engineering Co. Mason M

John Thomsen The Peoples Bank of Leslie Builder of Custom and Permabilt Homes Mason Francis Platt ·FARM MACHINERY Ball-Dunn Funeral Home Mason Member of the Order of the Golden Rule Mason Dart National Bank Mason Robart Nursing Home Mason Mitchell's Department Store · Leslie Consumers Power Co. Maion Caskey Funeral Home & Furniture Stockbridge The Farmers Bank .THE CHURCH FOR ALL • ALL FOR Tt-IE CHURCH Mason Mason Dairy The Church is the greatest factor on earth for Mason the building of cll.uacter and good citize1iship. ··~.--...... ~----·~· ...• ~ .. r .. It is a storehouse of spiritual V

ness, defeat with hope, success with htimnity-he must learn· to face Day !look life. , Chapter Verses " Sunday Genesis 37 3-11 nlasnu PrPsbylet·Jun, Paul L. Monday Genesis 37 12-:JG 1\i'Jiolrl, miJli.,teJ·, StipriHy, 10 a, The Church School is. waiting with open doors for Bobby, your Tuesday Genesis 41 9-2·1 Clro\'Pilhurg llleUwtU~>t, Graven­ Ill., SI'J'Vi<:c of Worship, spC!'iH I Wednesday Genesis 41 25-40 bur.:. J"Oarl, Rev. Fmnds C. .To· Bobby. rl'he Church School is prepa1·ed · to show your ·children the Thursday GeneSis C:hri.,tm11s rnu~;ie hy the choir; 42 1·8 liannldcs, pastor. Saturday, Wom· best ways to make life a success. 'rhe Church School is ready .to · F1·iday Genesis 4G 28 an's.Sor·iet.y hake sale 1111rl hH:t.aal' II: I G H. m.. chuJ'dl selroot; 3 ]». Genesis 47 11 table at the Ilnlt hank; Sunrla~·. m., men's coundl at Hillsrla!c; 6 , teach yotlrchildren-in the language· of .child1·en-the eternal .truths Saturday I Samuel 17 31 ..10 Jl, nt., Wc'iitminstcr Seniot' I!lg-h !1:-15;· .wrwship sermon in 1hr! l•'dtowship; Monday, 7:30 p. Jn., of life. . · . (,~ln;istJTilis ~C:t·ies; 10:1!>, clnn:eh ·'''ssion meeting; Wednesday, 7:30 schriO.I, ' (;eralrl . Rol~inson, SlljJC'~r· p. m., elwit· rehearsal; Thursday, intcndent; 12, family fellowship ti:•t.) p. m., junio1· clloir; clluJ·ch and Cllrlsl's bli'Lhday pat·ty. sl'il!Jot Christmns program De· Dansville l~ree llft~tlwdist., RPv. eemher 21, 7 p. m. Glenn VibheJ1:, pastor.'lO, Sunday 111asou 1\lc•lhoilisl, E:. Lcnlo11 school, Genevieve Freer, superin· Sutdiffc, minister. Morning wor· tenrlent; J I, preaching servic-e; ship, 10 a. m. Chancel choir will 6:45, FMY; 7:30, evening service; si111t: nu rscry care provided;· Wlfat the Churches Are Doing prayer meeting, Wednesday eve· ehurel1 school, 11:15, with depart­ ning, 7:30, at the church. James 1020 mrmts for all ages; MYF, 6 p, m., St. ·Catholic,, S. Jlolt Nazar·tmc, Rev. William Leslie Jcree 1\[et.hotlist., Rev, Community Jlleth· Lansing street, Fr. James Lee, Williamston Baptist, Rev. Bar· . Willlaunston Okemos ·BaptL'It, Howard John· in 1 he church; junior choir t·e· Hurt, pastor. Sunday school, JO Harr:y Cummings, pastor. Sunday old Reese, pastor. Church school, odlst, Rev. Louis Ellinger, pastor. son, pastor. Sunday school, l 0 pastor, ~35 West Elm street. a. fn.;' morning worship, 11; lwarsal, 1 p. rn., ThuJ·sday; chan­ school,' 10 a. m.; morning wor­ 10 a. m.; worship service, 11 a, Church school, 9:45 a. m.; ~ 0~ a. m.; church service, 11; evening e!'l ehoir practice, 8 p. rn., Thurs­ Masses: Sunday, 8:30 and 10:30 NYPS, 6:45 p. m.; evening ev::llJ· ship, 11; FMY, 7:30 p. m.; eve­ a. rn.; Holy Day, 8:30 a. rn. and m. and 7:30p.m.; Young Peoples ship service, 11 a. rn., supervtse service,. 7:30; day. gelistic service, 7:30; prayer ning service, 8; Wednesday, pray. meeting, 6:30 po' m.; prayer serv. nursery; Intermediate MYF, 4 7:30 p. m.; daily, 7:15 a. m.; devo· meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. cr service, 8 p; m. Okemos Oommllltity, Rev. Dav. tions, Thursday, 8 p, rn., First Ice, Wednesday, 8 p. m. p .. m.; Senior MYF'. 5:30 p. rn.: .1\J,tson llll(Jtist, Clarence Rodd, Wednesday, . 7:30, senior. choir; ld S. Evans, pastor. Worship, 10 p;1stnr. Morning worship, 10 Friday, 7:30 p. m.; confessions, Unit Buptrst, Rev. C .•Tames \\'iII in ins i. on :uemorinl J,u· 1 I, e s 1 i e CongTcgat.iorml-ChJ•is· Thursday, 3:15 p. rn., chancel a. m., (Baby nursery provided): o'clock, message by the pastor; Thursday after services, Satur­ Pasma,. pastor. Morning worsi>ip, tlwrnn, 1022 West Grand River, tian, Rev. Raymond L. Boadway, choir practice. churcl1 school, 11:10; Youth Fel­ l1 :15, Sunday sd10ol, under the day, 7:30-9; baptisms liy appoint­ )0 o'clock; Sunday school, 11:15; Rev. K. F. Koeplin, pastor. Sun­ lowship, 7. p. rn. ment.. youth groups, 6 p. m.; evening day.school, 10 a.m.; worship, 11; minister. Church school, 9 a; m.: superintendent, Richard Wood­ morning worship, 10 .. Saint l