-~:) I WARMER. . lo Warmer Thuruclay; a bit coo/~r. . · (') ,\! Friday ar Saturday; warming trunci ~! j l".l Sunday or Monrlay. Showor# Friday ;( ! J .,.J .,. :·.r / or Saturday. r:J .;-!J ·" :,., ' ..,r. I ., I !,.\ I• ' ~ .. ' ,, ,. I r.,' .. I ( UJ UJ Volume 105, No. 35 . 5 Sections- 32 Pages Including Special Back-to-School Section 1~ per copy Mason Voters Approve Swi,mm,ing Pool Bond Issue
Mason will have Its swimming to design the pool and the bull that there was a relatively high pool. ding to house It, That may com~ turnout for the election, While * * '* By a thumping vote of nearly up at a meeting Septem~er 9, the votes In some elections on Yeggs Hit 2 to 1 voters In the school dis It will require 6 or a weeks money Issues in the past several trict went to the polls Monday and to obtain the approval of the years have been larger, 1,167 cast the majority of their ballots Municipal Finance commission voters Is a good turnout and is Restaurants In favor of building the $200 000 1 for the project, representative of the feelings of faclllty, Another 2 or 3 weeks will be Mason police are Investigating the school district, Secondly, the required for advertising and sale size of the majority of •yes' 2 breakins which occurred here The vote was 770 for the pool of the $200 1000 bond issue. votes reflects a strong feeling In on 2 consecutive nights during issue and 413 against it, Mter the bonds are sold It the past V"'lek, wtn the district In favor of the facil The Issue of a pool for the use require another 3 weeks before Ity," Burglars broke into the Fami of children and adults In Mason the money is made available. ly cafe on s. Jefferson street and the surrounding rural areas Then, and only then, can the Oesterle pointed out that one Sunday night and took about $120 in the school district has been contract be set. effect of Monday's vote which from a cash register, Chief Tim discussed pro and con for years. people should keep In m!nd is All this preliminary work Stolz of the Mason pollee said. A pool com•11f.ttee headed by John the operational costs which come Stolz said · they gained entry should cover about 2 months' with any additional building. He . O'Brien waged an Intensive cam time and construction work will through a rear window of the paign to get the project. also saw In the future the prob building, require from a to lO months, lem of completing the senior high Burglars Saturday night broke Its efforts were crowned with which will bring the actual open school by adding the classrooms into the Haley restaurant at 310 success Monday, ing date of the pool probably needed to rai~e Its capacity from S, Cedar street, They smashed The pool, about 7 5 feet long the latter part of next summer, 600 students to the planned 600, a cigaret machine but obtained by 35 feet wide, w1ll be an addi tion to the senior high school, The Mason board of education nothing, The restaurant has been will proceed as quickly as possi "I am genuinely happy", he closed for 2 months. but it may be a year before It is said, "to see such a fine facil completed and in use, school ble to build the swimming pool A police patrol car crew dls addition to the senior high school Ity added to our high scool and ~overed the breakin,. officials said Tuesday, community. It makes Mason that M. Chandler Nauts, Mason sup In accord with the wishes of the Mason school district taxpayers, much finer a place to live. It erintendent of schools, said the is good to see people positive procedure would follow somewhat Glenn E. Oesterle, president of the board, said Tuesday, and enthusiastic about providing these steps, high quality education and facll Storm The matter will be brought be ''I am especially pleased with itles, and I know that as we fore the board of education which 2 aspects of Monday's election", face future challenges this rising C-auses will seek to employ an architect Oesterle said. "First, it Is good enthu,siasm will grow".
Damage Welcome Paul Richards Gains Farmers and gardeners who thought Mother Nature had for Every household in Ma gotten how to make rain found son, Leslie, Holt and Dans It wasn't true over the week ville Is receiving a copy of High Kiwanis Office end. Not only did she remember this week's News, Grandma Paul Richards of Mason will the rain but she added a strong used to say that the telling wind, was in the tasting. So this head Division 9 of Kiwanis for 1965. LET'S TAKE A LAST LOOK is probably what 10-year-old Jeff Sedgman is Saturday night the Wind did week the News staff has Hospital dished up an extra helping At a district caucus Tuesday considerable damage in the Ma night at PJrtland the former saying to his sister Robin, age 9, as they indulge in a little summer's-end son area, felling trees and to share with fl•iends In the area who aren't regulars at Mason mayor was nominated. reflection at Mason's Rayner park. School bells tolling the end of summer generally creating havoc. Power Election will come at the conven Changes and telephone crews had a busy our table. lf you have re vacation are just a few short days away. The youngsters, both students at ceived this paper and aren't tion of the Michigan district set night restoring service to some for Lansing in Septem'Jer. sections, Trees were felled in now regular mail subscrib Cedar Street school, ore the children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sedgman. Richards beat out Dr. John Front Doors . the southeast and south sections ers to the News, just give The scenic pork will no doubt be the last contemplative stop for many local Mason ·General hospital w111. ,,_of to'Vn. . us a call or send a card Newman of the East Lansing youngsters before September 9th rolls around. soon be In the midst or a re- Richard s. Aseltine, 15, was and the News will be sent Kiwanis club for the,·nomtnation. modeling project ordered by the cut and bruised about the hands to you each week - $4 Division 9 Is comoosed of clubs state fire marshal, and arms when his motorcycle for a whooping 52 issues. in Eaton Rapids, Charlotte, Port Photo by John McGuire The hospital has been ordered hit a tree on Columbia road, Phone OR 7-90ll. land, Okemos-Haslett, Holt, Wil to replace the folding-type doors felled in the wind storm. The liamston, and Everett, Colonial on all hospital rooms with solid- collision sent Aseltine's cycle Village, Lansing Downtown, Lan core doors specified by the state into the air, Aseltine was treat- sing Northwest, Lansing North fire marshal, ed at Mason General hospital. Ingham Gets east and East Lansing. Tax Deadline The project involves more than The large mobile hom.: of Mr. Richards has served as pres School Millage Passes just. hanging doors. Also Included and Mrs. Lowell Martin was ident of the Mason club and been Is Monday is installation or door frames moved a foot off the cement Sign Test active on all Its com mf.ttees. Wyeth Laboratories Inc. on which to hang the doors. block foundation on which it was He Is a member of the Ingham Mason has provided 3 other By 686 to 653 Vote Deadline for seUlln:; UR Ma resting, snapping off sewer and Drivers who use Sandhill road board of supervisors, the Mason lieutenant governors in the 40- son city taxes Is Monday, Aug water lines. between Okemos road and General hospital board of direc year history of the club. Others HOLT - Holt-Dimondale vot years, It will mean a tax In ust 31, There will have to be Lost and Found The rain came too late for Pllillips road will be guinea tors and the Lansing Community who served were Vernon J. ers approved a levy of 2.5 m!lls crease for residents of the dis a lot of settling, too, accord Honesty Is Its own reward, what was to have been a bumper pigs for the Michigan State high Services Council. Brown, A. B. B~ll and Clarence for school operation Tuesday by trict of about 1.3 mills. Dr. ing to City Treasurer Doris Aus Johnny Clark of Colorado, visit Ingham corn crop, Some farmers way department and the federal He Is office supervisor at Adlof. a vote of 686 to 653, Maurice Pernert, superintendent tin, if taxpayers are going to ing Mrs. Grover Akers, lost a estimate that the 6 rainless weeks bureau of public roads, escape the 4 per cent penalty state road officials have re The total vote of 11345 was re of the Holt-Dimondale schools, $50 bill at Thorburn Lumber Co. took 30 to 50 bushels of corn garded by school officials as a said Wednesday. for late payment which will be last Wednesday. Thorburn em per acre from the top of the ceived permission from the Ing heavy one. There were 6 spoiled Here is the vote on the mil added starting Tuesday. ployes figured out that it must crop, ham county road com m\ssion to ballots. lage Issue by precincts: have been Clark who lost the use the stretch of county road New 4-H Club Agent In order to give taxpayers a Farmers m'l.intain that the money. Ross Thorburn con week of rain Which started last for a 3-month sign legitillty Yes No chance tCJ get in under the wire experiment. This was the 3rd election In firmed the belief with M::s, Wednesday came about 3 week:; Precinct 1 198 175 the Mason city treasurer will The study will determine the 5 months on the proposal. It Precinct 2 167 162 Akers and Clark now has his too late, Named For Ingham be at the city hall until 8 p.m. money. necessary sign brightness for was defeated first in April and Precinct 3 173 125 Monday night. · Forest Armock has been ap again in June, This August elec Tim Brown found a purse con optimum legibility in a rural Precinct 4 148 191 Up to Wednesday morning 67.9 area. Similar studies will be pointed the position of 4-H Ex tion was called after members Precincts 1, 2 and 3 are In taining a large amount of money per cent of the city taxes had M-Jnday In front of his house. made in urban and suburban tension Agent In Ineham county of the Holt-Dimondale school Holt. Precinct 4 is In Dimon been paid, This Is a sligbtly Men Mason areas, beginning October 1. The ap board were petitioned to place He reported the find to city dale, There were 3 spoiled bal higher percentage than that re pointment was made by the It on the ballot once more. police who found the owner, The A portable sign will be e lots in precinct 1 and 3 In pre- corded last year on the same rected on Sandhill and observers State Board and Trustees of The 2.5 mill levy is for 5 cinct 3. · money had been collected !o pay Chase Fish date. for a funeral dinner. will record the driver reaction. Michigan State university, Mr. To Arctic Circle The tests will run from 6:30 Armock replaces Gary Seevers p,m, to 11:30 p.m. Testing is who has been Ingham county's Eight Mason men are chas scheduled for Tuesday, Wednes 4-H Extension Agent since ~~~: ing the king-size fish way into day and Thursday nights begin May 1, 1963 and is devoting full •'• the Arctic Circle this week. ning this week and extending time to graduate study in Agri Swedish Girl to Spend ~~;: Al Rice, Ray Perkins, Ray through the first week ·In Novem cultural Economics at Michigan ::: Putnam, Albert Humphrey, Jim ber. State university, Glotta, Jim Wilkinson, Mayor Armock graduated from MSU Year with Mason Family Gilson Pearsall and Dr. George In 1949 and taught Vocational llii Clinton left Friday· for the fish Agriculture in Berrylngton, A 16-year-old girl from swe- In the meantime she is looking ;!;::::: ing expedition at the top of Can inside Michigan 7 years. He then be came prlm:lpal at Mia high school den arrived In Mason a w~ek ago forward to a busy and active ada and the world. to make her home as the guest school year in Mason. She has They are fishing Great Bear Church News Pag" D 8 and was appointed superintendent of Miss Kristine Fry and her been here but one week and has lake In Northwest Territory just C/osscf,eci Acis Page A 56 of schools at Ottowa Lake, Mich igan 7 years, ;:;: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence had little opportunity as yet to 43 mHes from the Arctic circle Eciotorials Pag<> B 1 9; Aian, 8; Steven, 61 and Mr. and Mrs. Armock have a daughter, Carol, 5. They 1.11.1 Fry, 3694 w, Columbia road. establish any opinion of our way where all the big ones are sup Farm News D section She Is Ylva Carlstedt of Kungs- of life, but she hopes to remedy posed to be. They expect to Women·'s N<>ws Page A-2,3 4 sons, David , 14; Nicholas, are living near Mason, Weather ~1!1 backa, Sweden, :1 town of 6,000 that soon, return September 1. Page A 6 ·:·: population near the metropolitan planShnein::tgndtrhipesr htoostPfoarotn'.lHyuraorne ···· center of Gotheburg, a city of County May Vote on ..~ :.:~.. =.. half a million people. where another Swedish girl Is.:·=.:!'.: Miss Carlstedt will enroll as living, and to the Straits to see :;:; a senior at Mason high school the Mackinac bridge and then ;:;: Community College :::: when classes start next month, over into Canada. ;~;~ Churches, Hospital :~~~ Miss Fry also is a senior. Ylva boarded an American :;~; The Ingham Intermediate board A county-wide citizens' study (:~; Miss Carlstedt plans to study plane in Copenhagen Tuesday, :::: of education, meeting Tuesday committee has recommended the ···· speech, u.s. government, Eng- August 18. It was a chartered ;~;~ Share in Estate of night In Mason, gave approval establishment of the Ingham In :;:; llsh, u.s. history, effective llv- flight and brought about 40 or ica. What little she has seen of · · for a vote by residents In the termediate Community college county on the establishment of district and the Lansing board of i·..==.:: ..==.=~. ~;gll~~d =i~~ol~1~·:Jt~:ea:cfe:: :~e ~~~~~ s~~=~:~~on~t~~~~~~~~ ~;~~~~far, she says she likes very :1:1 an Ingham intermediate com~ education has approved this rec : munlty college district, It would .. has studied 1t for 6 years In erous American students who had Foods in her country and here :·:· Herbert Halstead ommendation. ,.,, sweden. She also speaks Ger- been spending 'the summer in are about the same she said, but :iii include all school districts in Three Mason organizations his diamond ring. She and Lois Ingham county except a portion Before the proposal comes to ii: man, French and some Norwe- Sweden, the favor:te dish among her :;:; will share in the estate of Her :·; gian, The plane made but 2 stops people she .;escrlbes as brown ·.·. Wiltse of Lansing were also of the Stockbridge and Leslie a vote; it must be approved by bert 0.- Halstead, prominent Lan named to share his oil paintings. districts which lay In Jackson the state superintendent of public ~! She will graduate next June, enroute to Metropolitan airport beans and ham. :....= =.!. sing and Mason business man Mr. Halstead wasapharmacist county. Jackson already has a instruction. This request is ex .... but her diploma will not be rec- in Detroit, one at Shannon, Ire- Ylva likes the sports of her who died last month, :::: ognized In swedish schools, she land, and the other at Gander, homeland, She says over there :·:· who owned a drug store where county community college dis- pected to be in his hands later Namr;d In the w111 to receive the Mills store Is now located trict. . this week. a seventh of half of the esti and also owned a men's clothing lf the voters approve such lf the proposal is approved by mated $1,000,000 estate are Ma store in the building now occu a setup it would mBan that Lan voters of the county the Lansing !!.!·. 1 :;,:::::.1:: :~:~ ~l!:~f~~: s~~:~:~~~[:h!~ :}~~i:r:or~~~~~rt=~l~:o:: i~~r~~~~:i~~~~~!t~r~a:~::~~ i: son Presbyterian church, Mason pied by the Kent shop, sing would abolish the commun Community college w1ll be ex learning than high school levels, back to Mason. The young vlsi- Ylva•s parents are Svante and Methodist church and Mason Gen This school ln Sweden is known tor said the countryside through Vera Carlstedt. Her father Is In .... He was a stockholder and of ity college as a part of the panded to meet an expected in eral hospital. ficer of the First State & Sav Lansing school system and it crease in enrollment. as a gymnasium. From there which they passed was milch like federal service, Her mother is :;:: other or gan1zat1ons named for she will go on to the university. that of her homeland. She said a homemaker. :;:; Ings bank. About 50 years ago, would become a part of a county The Ingham Intermediate board a seventh of a half are Lansing Mr. Halstead moved to Lansing ·facillty with Its own, separate In Its resolution favoring the es She does not know yet what life it rains considerably In Sweden Miss Carlstedt is in America :;:; Plymouth Congregational church, career she will choose, during the summ.ers and there under the auspices of the :;:: where he entered the real es board of 'trustees. tablishment of the interm~diate Edward w. Sparrow hospital, st. tate business. She already has visited Mason is much snow and very cold Michigan CouncUofChurchesand :;:; At the present time Lansing community college district, Lawrence hospital and Central Mr. Halstead was a generous is represented as having reach points out that millage for the high school to select her sub- weather in the winter. its Youth for Understanding pro- ;;:; Trust Co. of Lansing •. jects, This is her first trip to Amer- gram. :;:: donor to Mason General hospi ed a position where 1t cannot combined operation and capital .. :::: The widow was namM to re tal and to Mason Presbyterian accept non-residents of Lansing outlay shall not exceed one mill t::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:·:·:·:;;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::;:::::::::::;:;:::::;:;:::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;::::::::::::::,::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:: ceive half or the estate and Flor church in the past, He was 96 in the present Community college on the equalized valuation of the ence Day or Pontiac was Willed years old when he died, facUlty. proposed district, '
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Lorraine Tetzlaff Becomes Surprise Swrk Slwwer Staged Gausses Friends Fete Mrs, Lawrence G, Jones Jr, Bride of Milford ]. Lowrie was guest of honor at a surprise Bride-Elect stork shower Friday evening Entertain Miss Marlo Willis was guest of Miss Lorraine Kay Tetzlaff of Tetzlaff of Williamston, sister given by her ~other-In-law, Mrs, honor at a kitchen shower Williamston and MIUord James In-law of the bride, Their gowns Mr. and. Mrs. Lawton Gauss Lawrence G.,Jones Sr,, Hawley entertained a party of 15 at the Wednesday evening. The event, Lowrie of Morrice, Michigan, and flowers were Identical to the road, Mason, The guest of honor which was staged by Miss Mi!l spoke their wedding vows In a maid's of honor. Crossroads Inn Saturday even is originally from Munich, Ger Ing In honor of Mr. and Mrs. ody Betcher, was attended by 20 ceremony In Williamston Baptist many, friends of the bride-to-be, church Saturday, August 22. The Serving as best man was Dennis Dick Cartel' aild family and Mr, During the evening, games and Mrs, Wayne Chelf and family Decorations used by the hos bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Wood of Morrice, friend of the were played and prizes were bridegroom, Groomsmen were of California. tess to adorn the home were Mrs, Gerold W. Tetzlaff of won which were given the honor kitchen utensils tied with bows Wllllamston and and the bride Milton Lowrie of Webberville, ed guest, The Wayne Chelts will be leav Ing Wednesday morning for their which were later given the guest groom Is the son of Mr. and brother of the bridegroom, and Ca.ke, jello, coffee, lemonade, Robert Tetzlaff of Williamston, home in California after spend of honor. A pink and sliver color Mrs, Delbert R, Lowrie of Mor mints and nuts were served by theme was also used, brother of the bride. The 200 ing several weeks with his par rice. the hostess, The ca.ke was dec The bride donned a floor -length guests were seated by Russell ents, Mr. and Mrs. Luthur Chelf. Each girl attending brought a orated for the event by Mrs, The Carters are remaining for favorite recipe for Miss Willis gown of lace and tulle, Apron Hauser of Owosso, brother-In Earl Jones of Aurelius, sister panels framed the ruffled back law of the bridegroom, and an extended visit with her par and a recipe book in which they In-law of Mrs. Jones Sr. ents, the Luthur Chelfs. could be Inserted was presented of the sltlrt and sequins high Harold Lowrie of Morrice, cousin Guests present tor the occasion her, of the bridegroom. The engagement of lighted the bodice and each were Mr. and Mrs. Fay Bald panel. The long pointed sleeves Miss Line/a Kay Roberts After she had opened her many Morrice community hall was win ot Leslie, M:rs, Harold Hov gifts, refreshments of brownies, ended at the wrists and her to Ralph Phillip Scripter ey of Eaton Rapids, Mrs. Leonard fingertip-length veil of illusion the setting for the reception which Shower Given punch, sandwiches, petits fours, has been announced by Rowlee and Mrs. Victor Thurlby was held by a tlaraoftlnypearls. feted the newlywed couple after nuts and mints were served. the bride-elect's parents, of Aurelius, Mrs. Harriet Jones, She carried a cascade arrange the ceremony, The 4-tlered Miss Me Connell Miss Willis w111 become the ' wedding cake was served by a Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mrs, Michael Rowlee, Mrs, bride of Jim M::.rquardt Septem ment of white rosebuds, pinlt Larry Launstein all of Mason ber 19. roses intertwined with Ivy, sister of the bridegroom, Mrs, Roberts, 816 Edison Miss Cheryl M·~Connell of Russell Hauser of Owosso; the street, Lansing. Parents and Pauline, Penny and Patsy M-78 Haslett was honored at a Performing the ceremony was Jones, the pastor of the church, Rev. groom's cake was served by Miss of the prospective bride· miscellaneous shower at the Harold T, Reese, Susan Pavey of Williamston. At groom ore Mr. and Mrs. Many gifts were received for home of Sharon Gillett, Haslett Playing .traditional organ the coffee service was Miss Janis Phillip Scripter o( the new baby, Lawrence G. Jones with 30 guests present, IU, who was born August 9, selections was Mrs, John D, Ackles of Williamston and Dansville. He is Rooms were decorated with Wllson, She also accompanied pouring punch was Miss Donna summer flowers and Miss Mc stationed at Fort Connell received many gifts. Miss Suzanne Gary as she sang. Lowrie of Morrice, sister of McClellan, Alabama. Bride's Home The altar and other areas of the bridegroom, Miss McConnell will marry the church were adorned with Scene of Rites Howard Baldwin of Barry road, Attending the guest book was Haslett September 18 at Haslett baskets of· gladioli and chrysan Fox, Lizer A pretty home wedding was themums, The ceremony was MIss Terry. r.ou Robbins of Lans Baptist church, Ing. solelllnlzed at the home of Mr. Co-hostesses for the shower also performed by candlelight, Vows Spoken and Mrs. George Doxtader Jr. .. ': .. : Miss Lana LaFerier of Wil The bride selected a dress of were Miss Marilyn Morris, Mrs. Fredrick F OK of Holt and Betty on Base Line road, Leslie, Fri .. Lee Gillett and Miss Sharon Gil liamston, friend of the bride,· aqua lace over taffeta accented Laraine Lizer of Lansing were day evening, August 21, at 8 \• lett. wore a gown of blue and white by white accessories when they joined in marriage Monday at the p.m. when their daughter Rose organza with schlffli embroidery left for their northern Michigan office of the Justice of the Peace. mary Doxtader repeated wedding at the midriff as she performed honeymoon. Witnesses were Mrs. w. o. Hall vows to Alfred Clark of Mason. Burr Potters her duties as maid of honor. The bride who attended and Mrs, Ethel Browne. Rev. Dunbar of Mason of She completed her ensemble with W1lllamston high school and was On Tuesday, James Delman ficiated at the ceremony whi.ch a tiny hat to match and carried graduated In June, Is employed Carraway of East Lansing and was attended by members of the To Be Feted a colonial bouquet of light pink at Okemos public schools, The - Ruth Mary Muirhead of Okemos immediate families. A reception Judith, Stoken Becomes Bride Mr. and Mrs. Burr Potter roses and deep pink carnations, bridegroom was graduated from were married at City Hall. Wit was held· at the Onondaga township will celebrate their silver wed Acting as bridesmaids were Morrice high school In 1961 and nesses for tile couple were Mrs, hall folloy;tng the ceremony, The ding anniversary SUnday, Aug. Miss Cindy Dennis of Ovid, cousin is employed at Redman's In JoAnne Reyes and Mrs. w. o. newlyweds received many lovely OJ William Hull Saturday ust 30, at the home of his mother, of the bride, and Mrs, Robert Owosso. Hall. gifts, 327 E. Ash street, Mason, Two families were joined Parents of the couple are Mr, The couple has a daughter, together Saturday evening when and Mrs. Max L, Miller of Eaton Marilyn, who will co-hostess the Jones-Snell · Judith Christine Stoken of 1719 Rapids and William c. Hull and event which will be from 2 until Waverly road, Eaton Rapids and Mrs, Bertha Schuling of Lansing. 5 p.m. George William Hull exchanged Burr and Elizabeth were mar Vows Exchanged their marriage vows in the First Acting as matron of honor for ried September 1, 1939, at the Baptist church in Lansing, The the bride was her sister, Mrs. Mrs, Claire Jones of 333 N. home of the bride's parents, Mr. Grlnnel street, Jackson, an three o'clock ceremony was con Joseph Hallenbeck of Mason, She and Mrs. John Thomas near ducted by Rev. William Heater, donned a gown of pink linen with Dansv1lle. nounces the marriage ·of her pastor of the church. chiffon sleeves and over skirt for daughter, Carolyn May Jones, to The Potters now reside at their Howard Lee Snell, son of Mr. The bride's gown featured a her duties. She carried a bouquet farm near Munith. Sabrina neckline and long lace of carnations tinted to match her and Mrs, Harry Snell of Leslie. The wedding was staged In the sl~eves that ended over the wrists dress, and son of the bride, respectively, First Baptist church In Jackson ,fHE CONSCIENCE OF A CANDIDATE . in points. The full skirt was Linda>Malde Hull and Brenda; .. were groomsmen • formed of layers of lace over Friday evening, August 14. Ann Hull, daughters of the bride- Ushering guests were Ronald Attendants were Miss Linda satin and her fingertip-length groom, served as bridesmaids. D. Miller of Eaton Rapids, vell of illusion was held In place Marie Snell, sister of the bride Each wore a dress of pink chif- brother of the bride, and Richard groom and Raynar c. Jones Jr., Any candidate for public office should be proud to tell the voters where he or by, a lace crown edged In pearls. . fon and wore picture brim hats, Leisenring of Lansing, brother of the bride, The bodice of the gown was Their bouquets were tinted to Acting as flower girl was scattered with sequins and After a honeymoon In northern she stands. match their gowns also. J eanna Hallenbeck, niece of the Michigan, the newlyweds will pearls. She carried a cascading Fredrick Hull, a brother of the bride who wore a blue chiffon make their home at 908 Wild bouquet of white carnations, pink bridegroom, was his best man and dress and picture brim hat. She wood In Jackson. sweetheart roses, springer! and Berry Ballard and Charles scattered powder blue flowers I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for the State Senate from the ribbons. Stoken, nephew ofthe bridegroom and pink carnations In the path 24th District. of the bride from a basket. Parties Honor Rlngbearer was a son of the bridegroom, Scotty Hull, August Births For the reception which was The decision to run was based on what I believe to be the basic issue of there is staged In the church after the Mrs. Mildred Hammond of ceremony, a 5-tlered wedding Okemos was honored Friday this campaign: WHAT CAN OR SHOULD BE DONE TO HALT THE TREND cake was served flanked by pink evening at a birthday supper at candles In crystal holders. the home of Mrs. Anita Burg TOWARD GOVERNMENT CENTRALIZATION? Punch, coffee, nuts and mints hart. M·~s. Fern Keesler was and groom's cake were also also a guest. Saturday evening, ONLY ONE August 22, Mrs. Hammond was served. Those helping with serv Ing were Mrs. Betty Teppin of guest of honor at a supper at Welcome Wagon International, the home of her son and family, As a member of the Ingham County Boord of Lansing, Mrs, Sonya Nahas of with over 5,000 hostesses, has Detroit, Mrs, Hazel Kibby of the Fred Hammonds, on Sher Supervisors and as a Councilman in the City of more than thirty years experi Lansing, Mrs. Howard Pringle wood road and Sunday a family ence in fostering good will in of Lansing and Mrs. Ralph Miller birthday reunion was gtven at Lansing, I have often encountered problems that business and community life. of Eaton Rapids, the Fred Hammond home also. For more information about ... Attending the guest register others in the family celebra could and should have been solved at the local ,,, ...•. ,.,... ~ was Mrs. Ronald Miller of Eaton ting their birthdays In August Rapids. are Mrs, Kaye swartz, John Thei level. Too often, these solutions have been sen and Miss Susan Middlebrook, Special guests at the wedcUng grandchildren of Mrs. Hammond. made impossible by restrictive state and federal were grandparents of the brlde, Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M1ller of laws. Mason. John Theisen, Jennie, Judie, The rehearsal dinner was given David and Timothy of Lansing, Phone 676-5019 by the parents of the bridegroom Mr. and M::s, Rick Swartz and at Eyer's Steak House In Lansing, Laurie of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. If moninated and elected, I will serve full-time, The bride, who Is manager of Fred Hammond, Cynthia, Leo ------,WELCOME NEWCOMERS! I the Elda Diane Beauty Salon In nard and Kathleen, Mr. and Mrs. working in close cooperation wit~ local govern Use this coupon to let us know you're here I East Lansing, attended Melba James Lynn Hynes and 3 chil mental units to restore a proper relationship of I Beauty academy and Is a mem dren of Grand Rapids, and Karl NAME__ I ber of the N,H,C,A., and Coiffure Arnlng, Hynes is a grandson of Mrs. Hammond. functions and responsibilities. ADDRESS I Comm. of Unit 20. Her husband attended Lansing Community The tables were set In the CITY I college and Michigan State flower garden and covered with white tablecloths and centered S. Don Potter D Please have the Welcome Wagon Hostess call on me I university, I For their honeymoon, the with vases of summer flowers. 328 E · El M Lorrai.ne Bebee newlyweds went to northern Wieners and hamburgers were · m, ason Phone 676-5019 1 Michigan and later will ma.ke the main attraction climaxing I am aRe publican because I believe the Republican philosophy of government their home at 6940 Meese drive with Ice cream and cake, In Lansing, The afternoon was spent play. is reasonable and right. The Republican Party can and must provide the leader· lng games for the youngsters while the older ones played bad ship we need now. The alternative is turning our fate aver to some Big Daddy minton and walked by the river. in Washington. School Supplies Pink and Blue If the Republican philosophy is to prevail, it must be stated as a positive alter· WARE'S Themes Shower native. Effective Republicanism is not opposition simply for the sale of Open Nightly 'til 9:30 p.m. Mrs, Max Randolph was honored at a baby shower given opposing. It is a clear, vigorous, positive program dedicated to bringing for her by her sisters-In-law, Mrs, Claude Corwin, Mrs. Stan government close to the people. Ware's Camera Center ley Tuttle,. Miss Linda Randolph, Miss Jean Randolph and Mrs, Gerald Randolph, at the home ol Eastman - Kodak Mrs, Corwin of Munith on Sat urday afternoon, Sincerely, · Dealer Twenty relatives gathered to gether for the occasion, Games were played with many winning S. DON POTTER 4 Registered· prizes, 24 Hour Kodachrome Mrs, Randolph received many REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR THE 24TH DISTRICT Pharmacists to gifts for the expected bally. Processing by Kodak Refreshments were served by SENATORIAL NOMINATION · ·Serve You the hostesses, Drugs OR 7-0411 Emergency Service Ware's Cameras Through Your Doctor The Ingham County News, Wednesday, August 26, 1964 - Page A-2 . ··. I Couple !lepeats ·Family. Fetes Pre-Nuptial P·• n •K:~~······."':' .,_il'''"' Parties Vows Saturday 95th Birthday Onondaga Community church Frank Brenner ofl820 N, Every was the setting fo1• the wedding Themes road, Mason, a lifelong resident ot Miss RoKanna Marie McMI of Ingham county, was 95 years Are Staged chael, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. old August 23. He was honored by his niece, Mrs, Grace E. Dietz Gale McMichael of Onondaga, and Miss Carol Wing, wllo will Shower at a birthday dinner and open become the bride of WiWarn Lee Clarence Duane Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Smith of •rhe honored guests at a baby house SUnday at her country 11ome Hurford of Llislle on September show(lr given In Munith Saturday on Dietz road, 12, was honored the pa.at week Onondaga Saturday, -August 22, at 2 p.m. Rev. Jack Short, pasto1• evening by Mrs, Ray Helderman The guests included Russell by several bridal showers, of Kennedy road were Mrs, Rob Brenner, his son; Fred B1•enner Wednesday evening her· co ot the church, officiated. 1 The bride, who was given ln ert Davis formerly, Judy Clough his brother; George ~renne1·, his workers at Sparrowhospltalhon and her baby daughter, Julianna nephew from St. Johns I Mrs. Ber ored her with dinner at The marriage by her father, walked down tlte aisle attired In a floor Ma1·ie, born August 1, nice I<. Foote, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Eagle's and presented her with S, Larson, Mr. and Mrs, Casper a gift, M.rs. Ethel Hull of Leslie length gown featuring a neckline and skirt trimmed with sweet Guests carne !rom Fitchburg, J. Dietz and daughter, Laurna, entertained at a kitchen shower Eaton Rapids and Munith, Mr, and Mrs, Charles E. Dietz, Thursday evening and Saturday heart lace. The fingertip-length veil was held in place by a seed Mr, and Mrs, Curtis Bartlett, afternoon Mrs. Wilma Craft Refreshments were served, Mr. and Mrs, William Vern Bren Curry entertained friends and pearl crown. She carried a bou games were played and many gifts quet of pink orchids and white ner, The latter being nieces and former classmates at a miscel were received !or little Julianna. nephews, · laneous shower at the home of carnations. Mrs, Curry's mother, Mrs, MJ~s. Roland Smith of Eaton Dewey Craft ot Dansville, Rapids was the bride's matron of honor. Miss Cynthia Corwin of Onondaga and Miss Myrna Bo dell of Onondaga, friends of the Premiere of bride, were bridesmaids, All Mason-Dansvllle Garden club Logan) Lansing, 7:30 p.m. Fri their gowns were street-length and their guests, the Aurelius day, September 4, 1dance at the pink organza with bell-shaped Garden club, will have a joint Women's Club House, Lansing, skirts and scoop necklines, Each meeting and white· elephant sale 8:30 p.m. This is for all single, Fall Ideas carried a · bouquet of pink Tuesday, September J., with a widowed or divorced men and and white carnations. 9:30 a.m. coffee at the horne of women over 30, Looking for new Ideas? Then Mrs. Mae Henson Norris. Every come to the YWCApotluckdlnner Walter Smith, brother of the bridegroom, attended him as best one attending please take a white Eden United Brethren church premiere at Vevay township hall, elephant, W9dnesday, September 2, at 12 man and groomsmen were Jerry afternoon Women's Missionary o'clock, or Holt Methodist church Bugbee and Phillip Dack, Seat Pink Community club will meet association will meet with Mrs, Ing guests were Rodney McMi with Mrs, Harold Spink Thurs Glen Bray Wednesday, Septem. Thursday, Septern~er at 12. a, ber 2, at 1 p,m, There will be Ideas on Christ chael, brother of the bride, and day, September 3, at 12:30 for a mas, flower arrangements, }.!no Tom Smith, brother of the bride bohemian dinner, groom. Senior Birthday club will meet Goo1l qnnlily honsehold linens leum carving and cake decorat are vat dyed so they are color· ing. Hostesses for the Mason af Debbie Bodell served as flower Thursday, Septembers, with Jen fair will be Mrs. Sarah Robbins girl and Kenneth Bodell as ring nie Larner, Holt road, for dinner fast In the sun and wash season • and Mrs, Pearl Jewett. Hos bearer, at 12:30, after season. 'l'hey make n g-amo tesses for Holt will be Mrs. Traditional organ wedding Dunn Community club will meet of ttil'!l!ng your linen closet Into Ruble Rowe, 4931 Willoughby road music was played by Miss Lor wlth Mrs, Robert Olson Wednes a det'ornllng treasure trove! and Mrs. Illah Pratt, 1919 Phillips raine Demorest, She also ac day, September 2, 2 p.m .. road, Other women from the companied Miss Sharon Graves ...... YWCA Holt-Mason committee who sang Always and The Lord's Mixers club picnic at Potter's DR. KATE E. LAMB helping at the luncheons are M1·s. Prayer. park, last pavilion, Saturday, Optometrist Nellie Russell, Mrs. Lois Briggs A l'eception for 200 guests August 29, 6:30 p.m. Take dish 525 W. Columbia St. Mason and Mrs, Janet Stuttev!lle, at the Onondaga town hall took to pass, own coffee and table Hours: place after the ceremony, Miss service. Monday, August 31, bus In addition to the luncheon, A · C 1 R. t V 1-4:30 p.m. oxcopt Thursday social hour and displays, there. rea oup e epea s ows Marlene Beaumont was in charge Iness meeting at the home of Elsie of the guest book, Backus, 15785 DeWltt road (N. Phone OR 7-7.181 St. Mary's Cathedral Setting will be more Information on the 1111111111111111111111111 ...... YWCA's fall program. The pro- In Trinity Lutheran Church For August 22 Wedding gram for fall will include a Christmas workshop held Man- A pretty double-ring ceremony thernums and wore yellow tulle A gown of chantilly lace featur the bride, Miss Sheri Ireland, days, Novem'Jei' 2 through was solemnized recently in Tr!n veils and crowns to match. Ing a portrait neckline and long She wore a floor-length gown Novernber 23 from 7:30 to 9:30 lty Lutheran church in Lansing Kathryn Perry, another cousin For the Ultimate ... sleeves that terminated In points of mint green in nylon and lace, at Vevay township hall, a judo when Miss Mary Kaye Barnhart o! the bride, wearing a yellow at the wrists was worn by Mlss The new Mr. andMrs.Haddrlll and self-defense class open for and Darrel wayne Foess ex lace over yellow taffeta: gown Wilma Jennifer Bateman Satur are honeymooning through the both men and women on Wed- changed their nuptial vows be with crown and veil to match, day, August 22, when she be mid-western and western states nesdays, September 30 through fore an altar adorned with glad served as flower girl. David Lut came the bride of Jame's concluding In Texas where they December 1 from 1:00 to 3:00 loli and chrysanthemums, trell, a cousin of the bride, acted in steaks and seafoods, the C, Haddrlll of Rochester, Parents will make their home at Killeen, at Holt Methodist church and an The bride, with her uncle, as rlngbearer. of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. advanced cake decorating class Richard Perry, approached the Serving as best man was the ideal spot for wedding Leo M. Bateman of 908 Eugenia held Tuesdays, October !through altar In a floor-length gown of bridegToom's brother, LaVern anniversarys, birthdays, Drive and Mr. and Mrs. William November 19 from 9:30 to ll:30 white nylon over taffeta. A crown Foess, Roscoe Luttrell and Jack Haddrill of Rochester, Michigan, Hospital News a.m. at Holt Methodist church, of seed pearls held her shoulder- · Parks ushered guests and acted meetings and banquets, Other features of the gown were There will be a opportunities length veil of illusion. Her bou as groomsmen. it 1s Walt Koss• famous a fitted bodice and an eKtremely BIRTHS to register for these classes, quet was yellow roses and white Special guests at the ceremony full skirt which was formed of A daughter, Dorsie, was born Women can register at either carnations. were M1·. and Mrs, Elmer Smiley, Colonial Restaurant, tiers of lace. The skirt ended August 16 at Mason General of the potluck luncheons, or the Mrs. Macel I, Barnhart of 226 grandparents of the bride, in a slight chapel train, Her veil hospital to Mr. and Mrs, Berl Ingham County Library basement s. Horner street, Lansing, and The couple spent their honey of lllusion was caught up by a Whitaker of Dansville. September 10 at 7:30 - 9:00 carroll F, Barnhart of Anaheim, moon in the north and are now p.m., Holt Methodist church . California, formerly of Dans crown of seed pearls, She car residin~ at 1012 l/2 N. Capitol Walt Koss ried a cascading bouquet of lilies To Mr. and Mrs. Silas Salyers September 11 from 9;30 to ll;30 vllle, are theparentsofthebride, in Lansing, of the valley, gardenias and of Stockbridge was born a son, a.m. lf neither of these is con- Mr. and Mrs, Walter Foess of The bride is also the grand orchids, Kelvin Ralph, August 18 at Ma- venlent, there will be registration 2021 Turner street, Lansing, are daughter of Mrs. Frank G, Barn Colonial Res·taurant for all classes at the Lansing parents of the bridegroom, Miss Lorraine· Bateman was son General.hosp\tal. · . harf and the late Mr, Barnhart Lounge~ ·~ I) her sister's maid of honor, She YWCA on September 21 and 22, Mrs. Vicki Councilman donned and Coach Light Dawn Marie is the name chosen now ·or Orange, California and donned a floor -length gown of or a mailing form may be picked a street-length gown of yellow formerly of Dansville, On Grand River (old 16) Williamston Call 655-1520 maize fashioned with a bell skirt by Mr. and Mrs. Clinton A. Jones up from one of the hostesses at lace over taffeta for her duties and accented with lace motifs. of Mason for their daughter born the luncheons and registration as matron of honor, She carried Bridesmaids, Miss Marsha at Mason GeneralhospltalAugust mailed In to the YWCA in Lans- a bouquet of yellow carnations Owen, Miss Judy BrownandMiss 21. lng, For more Information, call and bronze chrysanthemums, A Genny Mohr wore gowns of blue, Born August 23 to Mr. and Mrs, Mrs, Illah Pratt, 676-5502. crown held her veil of tulle to pink and lavender, respectively, Stanley L. Miller of Leslie was a match her gown. styled along the same lines as daughter, Catharine Jeanette, DISCHARGES Mrs, Donna Luttrell, an aunt It's Not By Accident that that of the maid's of honor. Their at Mason General hospital. Flossie Bement, Mason of the bride, served as brides- • • • bouquets were cascading ar Lawrence Burch, Rives Junction maid, Her gown was of green and rangements of chrysanthemums INPATIENTS Sue Lewis, Mason yellow net over yellow taffeta. harmonizing with their gowns. M1·s. Douglas Barr, Holt Mrs. E, J, Soper, Mason Mlss Kristine Perry, a cousin Setting for the ceremony was J. R, Carson, Dansville Gwendolyn Alsept, Stockbridge of the bride, served as junior St. Mary's Cathedral in Lansing. Gertrude Coddington, Lansing Clyde Barnett, Stockbridge bridesmaid wearing a gown of Rev, Fr. Page performed the Em!ly Coscarell!, Lansing Wiley Owens, Stockbridge yellow nylon over yellow satin, Hometown Newspapers rites. Maude Dolbee, Mason Mrs. Roy Kilpatrick, Mason Both carried bouquets of yellow Acting as best man was Robert Mrs. Gail Every, Muon Mrs, Reginald Rice, Mason carnations and bronze chrysan- Coscarell! of Lansing and Albert Griswold, Stockbridge Mrs, Mary Faulkner, Mason groomsmen were Darwin Herp, Ford Hawkins, Stockbridge Mrs. R. H. Jackman, Mason Robert LaFave and Leo Bate Mrs. Lyle Johnson, Mason Mrs, Jim Adams, Mason Future Bride Continue in Business man Jr, Seating guests were Mrs. Earl Johnson, M1son Clare Launsteln, Mason Pat Haddrill, brother o! the Eric Leu, Mason Ralph Heins, MlBon bridegroom, and Dale Carrigan. Glenn Oakley, Holt Mrs, James Hatch, Leslie Honored Sunday In the afternoon the newlyweds Gust Van!s, Lansing Dependent as they are upon advertising revenue for survival, one would think that the daily newspapers, radio, H. S, Pulver, Mason A shower honoring Miss Gerry greated guests at a reception at Harry Shreve, Mason Harlow MI.re, Holt television, magazines or "throw aways 11 would "run them out of business. 11 Ruth Chapman, Mason Brownlee, future bride of Randy 131 E. Maple street, Mason. susan Smith, Potterville Powers was staged Sunday, Aug Flower glrl was a cousin of Flora Turner, Okemos Mrs, James Wilkinson, Mason Arnold Cooper, Lansing ust 23, at the home of Mr. and Such Is Not the Case ... And for Some Very Good Reasons: Mrs. Charles Powers, parents of the prospective bridegroom, Jewett Funeral Home The Ingham Mrs, Guy Baker, sister of the 'I, It is still the most thoroughly-read publication invited into the home. bridegroom-to-be, acted as co "The home of friendly service" County News, Inc. hostess, funeral sorvlcu at prlcu people can gfforrl to pay Richard W. anrl Relatives from Ionia, Brecken 2. National outlets and their advertising media are abstract quantities until they are identified Jamu H. Brown • Publishers ridge, Leslie, Ashley and Alma with the local firm. PHONE OR 7-6151 Ambulance Service MASON Serving Ingham tommunltlu were in attendance. Games were · Since 1859 played with prizes going to Mlss Brownlee, Mrs, Ralph Muscott . Homes Resorts Farms nesses and Mrs, Moore Brownlee, 3. It is by far, the most economical means of reaching the most persons, in the most receptive Second Clan postage pair/ at 20 acres, no buildings1 good building spot for 4 houses, 40-rod mother of the bride-elect. frame of mind. frontage, 3 new ranch houses across the road, 10 acres has been Mason, Michigan. plowed. Located about 2 miles north of Published weekly by The lng· Mason ·a goad buy at $5500. ham County News, Inc, Baked Fish Dinners or 4. The mere fact that adverHsers are alert and aggressive enough to offer their merchandise in the Call Fried Lake Erie Pe1ch Postofflce Bolt 266, Mason 11 show window 11 of the community, marks them as progressive and good business firms. Harold J. Laycock Michigan, Every Friday only $).10 6 I 6 S. Barnes, Mason SUBSCRIPTION RATES HAMBURGER SHOPPE 5. An active market place (a hometown newspaper) is essential for progress and communication Ingham nrl 677.7941 0 129 West Ash OR 7.911 I adjoining countlu , , S4 yeat of ideas. Barnhill Real Estate El ..where , , •• , , , S5.50 209 W. Ash Office Phone Want ads (Tuurloy, 5 p.m. rlead· Mas Mlch OR 6-1161 line} ,05 wortl. · Formal Wear RENTAL Elect Experience On the Basis of National Surveys Vote for Four Adult Readers Ev~rything Have Access and Read Each Weekly Newspaper from dinner (You've never seen a homotawn nr~wspapor ARSHALL E. HARTIG jaclcet (with in a past office waste basket.) matching Which 44,000 Adult Supervisor trous~rs) Means Readers Will Read this Issue Delhi Charter Township In the September 1st Primary
The Ingham County News, Wednesday,. August 26, 1964- Page ~-3 ' U,.locli 9.1-IOLSTEIN MILIC COWS DmT, flU snnd, JJDVO .. :,Bernard Otis, .1270 E. O!ds JJ'JU. BOARS, ready ror aervleel "Farm· . large quantity, wJII mnko WEALTIIY ~PPLES, . Smith 2 BEDROOM HOME ..._ Mod· Purebred Yorkshire, also road, phone Leslie, JU 9· lood prlco. · Black 'dirt,. top . Orchard, southwest corner Real Estate-· Misc. . '. '4257. 35w3p Savo on Auto Ports ern, 290' x 437' lot, double Duroc. Y o r k II h I r c. llaroJ.d Equipment 100, ~rand limestone chips. · Bunl;er imd Eifert roads. garage, barn and shed; on Phone Aurelius MA 8·3062, Glynn, 1560 N. Merldlan road; POLAND CHil\I'A spring boars . SPECIAL · 0. P. Ford. Phone OX 9·2796. M-36, 6 miles east of !VInson. NEW COTTAGE nne! woo'cled .,, phone OR 7·6682 or William~ sired by Jr. Champion at Baler Twfrie '· , 27w5• 35w6~ 'Phone Dansville M.(l. 3:3528. lot. Full price $2,595, with aton OL 5-lSSf. 27w5' •.Michigan State Fair. George Oltver 77 Tractor .Bud's CARROTS AND RED BEETS, · ·· ;I~w3p $259 down. Private s a n d COI
The man on the left ia a l'CA field man ..• one of ing out Jow·cD.IIl IO:Jna where intere11t ia chargOO Re-elect t.hc most hi~hly llkilled farm credit apeci:tlititl!l in hia commumty. only during the time the mone~· is actually ul!t'd ~ . . , nnd repayment ~~ehedu!ea tit into the farm - The man on the right ia a PCA Farmer-Mem oprrat ion !k·hedule. · ber.,. nnJ one of the fieldman'a bollfletl. Thill t'iln run into big Mvinga. Thill fieldman BecaufiC PCA is owned by ita farmer-members, M\-'ed hift"buat~" $280.2:l intete!\t chargea by con YOURNo.I CHEVROLET DEALER the fieldm.an work~fof'the fArmera. Hedoean't try rtolidating hia farm prudut·tion expcn1k'll into one Jack B. Holmes til "aell" them anything. He'a on th~ir 11ide ... PCAiorm! putting nl! hia agricultural and finandal training to work for them. He courw'lela on everything from Low·Loat Joana, 81:'Dwible repayment &~.:hedulea, 11nd e1pert financial nd\•ice are jun thrt>e U!ll80M Ou:~·mfl'l·Ou•n•lfe· (1u·I~Jif.l i:rmir fllld Om'''"'~ taxea tot he prit•e hiA fnrnu.•rsahould pay for fM~r mo!!t reHporUiible fnrmer1:1 belong to PrA. It en tile. ~aturally, your PCA man doca not chnr1e whr REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR wil pay you to ht-!on~t. too. fiet nil tbe details at Nri./ Cctlli, i\1!.11 (t/urw •. \'o./7inlf: 111 hll!f-. \inI' ul !JIIIIT dnlfn":i for the!'le service&. your lor11l PCA olfiC'e ... hendquartt>ra of Mudern Hut hill biggeAt job ia arranging the eoundeat CrE>rlit for .Modern farming. A phone call wiiJ credit term! for the membcrsofhia 1-'CA •.. ..,ork- bring a PCA man to your farm. COUNTY CORONER PRODUCTION CREDIT 21 5242 ASSOCIATIONS AL RICE CHEVROLET -Thomas Kinney Branch Manager 449 S. JEFFERSON MASON' OR 7-0361 .. 148 E. Ash St. Mason OR 6-2144 'llflf" 1• ,••• I:IIEDI1 The Ingham County New5, Wedne5day, Augu5t 26, 1964 -.Page A-6 One Year Ago--1963 Mr. and Mrs. O,E, Clark of near A farewell party was given Okemos and Mr, and Mrs, .J. W. for John Kosier, son of Mr. and Hulett of Mason, Wednesday, August 26, 1964 - Page B-1 Mrs. Lavern Kosier, 2661 Tom.:. lin son road, Mason, who le!t Wed-· 30 Years Ago--1934 .nesday from Detroit for Lack land Dr, Robert S, Bolen, formerly Air Base In TeKas, 'of Orangeville, Illinois, has ar September term jurors were rived In Mason to take over the selected Thursday fo1· the term practice ot Dr. E, W, Brubaker which will start Monday, Septem on September L Dr. Brubaker Law and Order ber 9, Those from Mason who will enter the University of were chosen are Melvin Stroud, Pennsylvania at Philadelphia In Police Chief Tim Stolz is issuing From now on, the chief says his Margaret McLean and Mar . October to take post-graduate guerite Cave. fair warning this week that his depart work. He will specialize In department will arrest juveniles ·caught pediatrics, ment intends to inforce completely state smoking in public and otherwise dis 10 Years Ago--1954 Harry J, Bond Monday was taws covering tobacco usage by minors obeying the new Mason conduct ordin Joy 0, Davis, manager of the elected president of the First Ingham county fair since 1938 . · and city ordinances covering the curfew 1 State Savings bank ot Mason to ances. The results of such arrests will has had enough, he d.eclared Wed fill the vacancy caused by the and public behavior. lead the youngsters and their parents nesday. He does not Intend to ac sudden death of Cass Webb, into probate court. · cept re-election jf the post again August 17, Webb had been pres is offered to him by the directors. Ident of the bank for 20 years, Actually, such a warning shouldn't Mason has an on-the-spot ob be of much news value. People might server In Brazil, He Is Russell 50 Years Ago--1914 Contrary to some thinldng, laws McBride of Wyeth Laboratories well say that inforcement of the laws W, R, Carven will represent are made to be obeyed. If they are bad Inc, who Is at Cruzeno helping Mason lodge No. 7, Knights of is what people pay policemen to do. Yet, laws or out of date or contrary to establish SMA production at a new Pythlas at the meeting of the Wyeth plant there, the action taken by the Mason police modern-day mores, it is still not the Grand lodge which convenes at Ishpeming September 2, chief is news because the trend nowa- responsibility of any policeman or 20 Years Ago--1944 Relatives and friends of Mrs, . days seems to be to ignore the laws magistrate to wink at them. It is' The August 15 Issue of the George· 1Miller and Mrs, Henry when they interfere with "practicali Detroit Times carried a picture Hlnldey gave them a birthday rather for the state legislature or the of staff Sergeant Russell Hunting. party Thursday, their birthdays ties." congress to 11Iter or toss out such im ton of Mason as he was presented occurring on the same date, proper legislation. the silver star for gallantry from The chief said in an interview with Brigadier General J, T, Rllea 75 Years Ago--1889. at a U,S, army base at Sidney, E. z. Strong was appointed the News this week that he has about If the coming days see the Mason Australia, The award was made postmaster at Dansville last give11 up warning juveniles and inform police department marching youngst"ers for outstanding action in the cam Monday, . · ing their parents about law violations and parents towards the probate court, palgn at Buna In New Guinea. The teachers' Institute Is pro Sergeant and Mrs, Clayton gressing well with 100 teachers of their offspring. Too often, he claims, it should be clearly understood that the Hulett returned to Junction City, In attendance. Prof, H, R. Pat the parents resent the police observa officers are doing the job they're being Kansas Monday after spending tenglll of Lansing and Prof. Jones tions prefering to think their youngsters paid to do. In our opinion, Chief Stolz a few days with their parents, of Ann Arbor are the Instructors. ::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:!:!::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::;:~:!:~: ~, to be innocent of the accusations or and his men have a, wholesome respect worse, not caring whether they be true for law and order that other police units or not. across the country might well copy. Guest Editorial So Who Cares? Reading newspapers from other wants, he sometimes needs to be A public office, we used to say, dltlonal difference that he took states is an avocation of mine and denied," so says Brother Baggarly. More than a Pool Is a public trust, Is It now ac not one cent in salary while In cepted that It should be a place government, Franklin Roosevelt one of my favorites is the Tulia Her He also tosses in another cliche, to line your pockets while you and Harry Truman also have ald of Tulia, Texas. Not only is H. M. "When a man begins biting the hand A New Breed evidenced itself in Monday's vote reaffirmed great can? spotless records, Baggarly the most prolific editorial that feeds him, then the hand needs the Mason school district Monday when decisions by Mason area people in the This week various publications Dwight Eisenhower lived on are probing Into the Lyndon John writer in the business but he also to stop feeding him for awhile per electors turned out to approve a school past: Creation of Mason General hos his salary as General and Presi son family, Before Mr. Johnson dent, and left office with nothing features half a page of editorial com mitting ,him to go hungry." swimming pool proposal nearly 2 to one. pital entirely through donations, instal ran for Congress, this family but his savings, plus the profits ment from other editors, mostly That may be true of dogs, bears, Equally exciting as approval of the· lation of water and sewer facilities baclt could be accounted poor In the from his book which have gone goods of this world. But during Into his Gettysburg farm. Texans. lions and Texas mountain lions but swimming pool itself is the affirmation when many other towns and villages his terms as a Congressman, You can say that John Ken Politically speaking, he is an ar I just don't believe man falls in that that the community could endorse such weren't looking at the future, an agres as a Senator and as Vice-Pres nedy was too rich to need to dent New Deal, Fair Deal, New classification. an imaginative proposition. It leaves sive curb, gutter and blaclttopping Ident, a small sum inherited by steal, so we will never know, I his wife has been parlayed up can answer that, rich or poor I Frontier Democrat who shouts it There are too many people who great expectations for a people willing policy, · an effort at a pay-as-you-go 1 to a fortune estimated at as hold this Irishman to .have been from the editorial pages and from his think that man is most contented to make a sacrifice at the local level to plan fm· school facilities which has re low as $7 million· by the Wash money-honest, own radio station. when some great power in Washing create such a facility. sulted in the district being compara Ington Star, and as high as $14 We come down now to Lyndon million according to Life Johnson, If a man uses public His thoughts are his own-for ton takes care of him from womb to tively well off. Magazine this week. office to get financial favors to that we can be thankful. tomb. There are those who have said that himself, then by any definition, Both publications**** report that With tongue in cheek, though, There is no denying that the less Mason is backward, divided in spirit, The Mason school district evidenced .~!lis is corruption. And on this little of this Is openly In Lyndon definition he Is the most corrupt he had an editoriallast week which fortUnate who can not do the job split between "oldtimers" and "new a greatness Monday that indicates a Johnson's name, Most Is held man ever to have .entered the was headlined, "Maybe A m e r i c a themselves need help but spreading comers." Nuts. bright future for the area. either by his wife, or daughters, White House In my time. or through a network of holding And yet, who cares? Needs Goldwater." that help to confuse the unfortunate companies whose purpose seems **** The gist of the grist was this: with those who are too lazy and lack to be to conceal true ownership Attorney General Robert Ken- What America needs is a change and to protect Lyndon Johnson nedy, during the lifetime of his the moral fibre to assist themselves in Washington. from public criticism, The Im brother1 started an Investigation is not responsibility of the govern portant thing, however Is that 1 Into the Bobby Baker case, Lyn She needs something different. ment under the American way as I most If not all of this fortune don Johnson's connection with It It needs a kind of administration seems to have been made not only was so clear that the Kennedys read it in the history books. Down by t~e Sycamore while Lyndon Johnson was a pub were about to dump Johnson as which calls itself conservative. To paraphrase another o 1d lic servant, but because he was Vice-President as a liability they From there on out he spends By Nelson D. Brown a public servant, He seems to cliche, A successful citizen in these Edited by Margaret Brown could not afford to carry. But his efforts poking fun at anyone dis August 26, 1DS'7 have been serving himself at least at this point the telescopic rifle days of the race toward socialism is The curses of a bride·tO· as generously as he served the of Lee Oswald Intervened, with satisfied with the way things are and a person who can make more money no truth to the statement picked up a roclt and hurl· public. be and all her !tin were the result that all Investigation maintaining that a change would that canary birds do not ed It at the bird. No sir, But, these days, who cares? than his government can spend and heaped on a hapless Ice like freedom. The bird Into Bobby Bilker was dropped,. not in a solid month of Well, there are still a few of and It was Robert Kennedy who bring home to Americans that under a successful government is one which cream dealer and his flew around the cabin and throwing could I have done manufacturer last wee!{. us. The President of my boyhood got dumped by Lyndon Johnson, the great white father administration can find such citizens and convince into. a tree out in front. The the trick again. It was a was Theodore Roosevelt, who was And It was lucky that shot Will these facts, now being dis of the past 30 years we really had Ludwicks, Browns and direct hit. The canary poorer when he left public office them they are lucky to live under closed, help Barry Goldwater? guns were not brought into Hauns were in hot pursuit. never knew what hit him. than when he entered It, No one Utopia. such a system where laziness is re play. Ice cream these days Grandmother and Aunt He was l
·,"•;. {'· ~ ' Not Promises You Know \~·~~, ' 1 ~f"'-· · ... _···:~:!:\ -~-Y. ··., ·· ~:r.· · w··ll'l tams ton t M"ll age Involved in ' 11 \ .. ~~ 4 ~~ N t ·' ~-:::-.:gf;:~:J..- · · '' .. ' ews C ·t 008 2 Accidents t -~~·\'·'I .. Jc' , t u. II I' ... '• ...."''' ~; . ' STOCKBRIDGE - Stockbridge L-----~· ______._.: LESLIE - Millage for all had 2 accidents last week, both village schools has been certified involving left turns, No one was Williamston by the Leslie board of education Injured. Portraits Briefs at 23.412 mills or .008 less than ''If Qualifications Count'' Mr. and Mrs. Robert M1115 last year. All this is In spite The first accident Involved a. *Wedd,ings motored to Owosso Sunday. They pickup truck and a car on Swan were hosts Tuesday evening at were dinner guests of M;:s. Val of the cost of the new high school Re-Elect *Commercial a family dinner observing their for which cornerstone cere road. Sheriff's officers said the eria Buswell. truck driven by Richard W. Home Portrait Service son, Earl's, birthday anniver Miss Eunice Sparkman, Mrs. monies are planned for Septem sary, ber 9 at i p.m. Tentative date Streets, 17, of 610 Clinton street, Anywhere in Ingham County Lois Stephens, Mrs. Hazel How stockbridge made a left turn Mr. and Mrs. Allan Aseltine arth and Mrs, Florence Allen ot the dedication and open house at the school is October ll. without Its turning lights on and C. ROSS HILLIARD were luncheon guests of Lula ran Into the passenger car driven· The first full day of classes Phone Collect Howarth at her home on Merid by Larry Earl Lehman, 21, ot Your Grovenburg ian road this week, is September 11. There will be '655-1936 54 teachers _in the ~ystem 1n 14806 M-52, which was passing Far Appointment Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Fowler the truck on Its left. motored to East Jordan over the the 1964-65 year. The board announced school News week end to pick up the 4 Fow In the other accident Alfred James Hart visited his sister ler girls, Judy, Jan, Pam and hours as follows: County Clerk Starlite Studio For high school - 8:45 a.m. Cornford, 60, of 3675 Carter ·Mrs. Anna Wrook last. week and Pat, and brother, Tom, who had Williamston to 3:40p.m. road, who was driving a piece 119 E. Grand River Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Tooker and spent the week with their grand Republican parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Intermediate school-9:00a.m. of farm equipment, said he wa.B' (Political Aclvertlo.,...t) ' Mr. and Mrs. Hugh AngellotHolt 655-1936 called on him. Fowler. to 3:50p.m. making a left ·turn from Carter The five girls of the 4-H group Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bart1g and Elementary schoQl - 9:00 a.m. to 3:45p.m. road Into a field and as he of which Mrs, Bettie Hart is son, Mark, left Monday morning cleared the road, the other car. for a 2 weeks' vacation 1n Florida, The board has authorized the leader, prepared and served hit his vehicle In the rear. dinner to their mother's at the Clarence Blossey, a well known purchase of new ca!eteria equip ment for the new high school at Hart 11ome last week, farmer on Burkley road, is In an Cornford told oUicer s the Good Government Ann Arbor hospital. Blossey was · a cost of $4,067. Mr. and Mrs. Elwon Conarton driver of the other car did not and son, Dale, and Mr. and Mrs •. stricken with a heart attack last Identify himself but said he didn't August Gustoflk of Lansing were Saturday while vacationing at a want the pollee called. Then he dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. cottage at Bass lake. Mrs. Mooney left the scene, is a Family Affair George Conarton Sunday evening, Mrs. Conarton visited her Mrs, Margaret Leonard spent sister, Mrs. Ernest Sanderson, last week in St. Clair Shores at Taken by Death EFFECTIVE Law Enforcement Needs on Thursday. the home of her daughter, Mrs. Former Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Andersen Jerry (Joan) Rapp. The little LESLIE - Funeral services the Support of Everyone- had Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ketchum daughter1 hospitalized by pneu were conducted Wednesday at the Resident Dies of Lansing as dinner guests monia, Is out of the oxygen tent Luecht funeral home here Wed Wedne sclay, but still in the hospital. The nesday for Mrs, Anna Belle Moo LESIJE - Funeral services RESPECT for Law Must Begin in the Mr. and M:rs, A.L. Tooker cal Rapps plan to move soon to ney, 661 of Lansing, who died were Saturday at'the Luecht tun-. led last week on James Hart, Kalamazoo, at a convalescent home there Mrs, Fred Bailey attended a SUnday, Burial was In Woodlawn eral home here for Mrs, Florence Home . The Court or Jail is No Clyde Copp and Mrs. Helen Sherd, 88 of Detroit, a former Battln, They were Sunday dinner picnic Wednesday at Frances cemetery, Rev. James Lambert 1 Substitution for the Training guests at the home of their son, park In Lansing, officiated, Leslie resident, Mrs, Sherd died Aubrey Jr., ot rural Grand Ledge, Mrs. Glenn Andersen and Mrs, Mooney Is survived by 2 1n Detroit last Thursday. She Is of the Family . Eitel (Ide) Froedtert, Miss mother, Mrs, Bailey, met Fri sons, William J, Raull of De survived by a daughter, Mrs~ Margaret Froedtert and Mrs. day with 18 women for coffee troit and Richard A. Rauli In. Marie Jasper of Detroit and 2 Lena North called on Mr. and at the home of Mrs. Bailey's Japan; 4 daughters, Mrs, Mary grandchildren, Burial was in Mrs. A,L, Tooker last week. daughter, Mrs, Warren Cook, Ann Long of llllnois, Mrs, Myrna Woodlawn cemetery here. Let's Turn Back the Tide of Ever Ross Tooker, grandson of Mr. Ann Moore of North Carollna, .. •,• ...... and Mrs, A.L. Tooker, who has _Helen of CalifornlaJ and Barba., ...... Increasing Lawlessness by been In Lansing General hospi . ra Jean of Battle C).'e_e!t.:.l4 &':!:l!ld~ •' . tal for 2 weeks ls able to sit children, 4 sisters, Mrs, Eva ·!R.cA Whirlpool·: Striking at the CAUSES OF CRIME • up for short periOds, He suffered Barker of California, Mrs. Mary • • a broken jaw and other head Clickner of Jackson, Mrs. Mlna • • • Rather than the Symptoms. • HAMLIN • Injuries in an auto accident. Ball of SUnfield and Mrs. Luella • • Brownlee of Laingsburg; 3broth ! Motorola TV HEATING AND • Jimmy Hart and Jane North • ·The DonaldL. Reisig Family • .. from Grovenburg, Andrea Shir ers, Orla Warner of Eaton Rap AIR CONDITIONING • • • • ley, Jill McGeachy, Dave Sal ids, Charles Warner of Dans • Maytag • Ph. ::>L 5.1981 Isbury and Ken Grimes from ville and John Warner of Mason, •• YOU Can Help Meet the Challenge to • • Hew • Uaed loppll11rtc• ••, • • Robbins of the Senior Hi Youth The Sandhill 4-H club had an •• • Fellowship spent last week at ice cream social in the Alaiedon • KlltHEH KORNER • ...... Lake Louise. . . . ·It Sal.. Serif lee . S.tl•lecflen • Enforcement . . town hall. Ball games were ~aw PLETZ PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER PLETZ PLYMOUTH played with mothers playing • Ul W. Grarwlltl,. • * Foster renewed public respect for, and co-operation with, law enforcement agencies against fathers and the gl.rls It WIL.L.IIoMSTOH • * Preserve integrity of the family by- () against the boys, ::z:: •••••••••••••• -Encouraging family unity New & ~ ·r------VI -Endorsing enforcement of family support lows r m Stuart Nursing Home -Supporting legislation for the protection of children ;tl -g Christian Home-Lilctt Atmosphere * Emphasize the responsibilities of the individual to the community r N m * Work for and support competent candidates for pub Iic office 1- -t "We Care for your Loved Ones" Know the issues and vote in every election LI.I N * ...J State L ic~nnd R~osanah/e Ratu ~ Vote September 1, 1964 for ; Your Inspection and lnquiri<>s W~lcom• 1 313 South Main, Leslie, Mich. 589-8400 • • Own~d and Op•rat~d by Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Stuart J: Se,nior Citizens Donald L.Re 1519 5 1959 Chrysler Saratoga. 4 door hardtop 0 Torqueflite. Power steering & brakes, radio. 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The Ingham County News, Wednesday, August 26, 1964- Page B-3 .Fast Thinking Averts Stockbridge Ex-Resident Stockbridge Lad H~s Ow.n Possible Accident The Ingham County News Dies in Ohio· 'r STOCKBRIDGE - Two drivers who came to stockbridge to re Ideas Concerning Politics did some fast thli1klng Saturday tul'll the boys and the truclt to STOCKBRIDGE - Elwood E, evening and their resulting action Allen Parlt, . Noll, a former resident of Stock Horst, son of Mr. and Mrs. probably averted what could have ~!chard and his brother were lawyer is what I have aliYays bridge, died August 16 in Cin John Horst of Stockbridge, Gary been a serious accident, quite shaken by the incident but cinnati, Ohl.o at the age of 08, wanted to be, I think it would Wayne Collier was drlving into got another Jolt when they learn is a newspaper delivery boy and be a great challenge and be He was born in Stockbridge May from the answers he had to Stockbridge on east Main street ed that Wayne Collier Is also the 15, 1896 and is survived by his sides, I never· reall~ thought of with his wife Marion and daughter pollee commissioner of Stock give, It Is apparent that he reads being anything else,• · wife, Enid, a daughter, Mrs, the papers he delivers, \'="\::.. I Debbie, and as they neared a bridge. WUllam Dvoak of Dayton, Ohio; Gary said he does a lot of curve at the edge of town they Then the boys enjoyed a Some kids call Gary the local reading, especially newspapers his mother, Mrs. Ona Nott of philosopher, others say he sure saw a truclt coming from the hearty meal while waiting for Munith, and 2 brothers, Erwin including the editorials, He has opposite direction, Collier said their parents to arrive, and since Is a tall;er but all agree that he been delivering papers for only Stockbridge E, Nott .of Stockbridge and always finds an answer to he realized immediately that the their were no restaurants open Edgar E. Nott of Munith. a year but ·already has money truck was coming too fast to make at that hour, where did they eat? everything and his Sunday school saved which he says will be used Funeral services were last teacher says ·that because of the curve, so he waited till the Why, at police Commissioner · Friday in Cincinnati and burial for college when the time comes. last Instant to be sure, and he Collier's house, of course. Gary's questions and answers, was In Sharonville, Ohio, the class somethnes gets Into then veered sharply to the left to Nott attended school in Stock German Student Enrolls avoid a collision, some really deep discussions, Teen-Age Dances bridge, graduating in 1914, He Gary knows that the Democrats The truck driver, 17-year-old later received his bachelor of Carl Richard of Allen Park, cut control the U.S. Senate and when At School Are Discontinued science degree from Ohio univer asked the primary difference Bank Adds Stockbridg~ to his left also and the vehicles HOLT - The regular Thurs sity and his master of education crossed In front of one another. between the Democrats and only knowledge of corn was that day night teen age dances at the degree from the University of Republicans, he said, "The His 12-year-old brother was a Delhi Charter township hall, Cincinnati. At the 11 me of his 1t Is something one feeds to passenger In the truck. Collier Democrats are advocates of much Electronic the pigeons in Germany, which have been operated by retirment In 1963 after 42 years foreign aids and higexpenditures who was traveling at a moderate Mr. and Mrs. Dale Watson of of teaching, he was with the com On a visit to a large store, speed kept his car in the road While the Republicans are more Christa was amazed at the dif Holt, have been discontinued. mercial education department of conservatlve in these fields.'' but Richard who declined to Mrs. Watson said Tuesday the Norwood high school in Cincin ference in the manner of buying. estimate his speed came to a His opinion of Gov. Romney? Machine "In Germany" she slad, you reason Is that her husband has nati, By Charlotte Camp Gary said he things Romney has stop in the front lawn of Mrs. STOCKBRIDGE - Since many STOCKBRIDGE - Beginning enter a store and a clerk asks just entered a new business and He was a World War I veter done a lot for Mlch!gan, and that September 1 a new electronic Harold Ward after skidding some wlll no longer have the time to an and a lite member of Stock newspapers are now sending re 1 what you would like, they show 100 feet. he Is detinitely one ofthe nation's bookkeeping machine will be In you the merchandise and either devote to the Holt parties, She bridge Masonic lodge, F, & A.M. porters out onto· the street asking better governors, He said, Village marshal Harold Frye, questions about the forthcoming operation at the Stockbridge State you buy or you don't and leave, who investigated the Incident said said she and her husband hope to Club V•'ews F•'lm "Romney uses a business ap bank. "Here," she went on, "you go resume the program in Holt but elections, current Issues, proach to the office which is very Richard had no operator's license government and various other John Dancer, bank vice-pres In a store and look, all over the probably not for several weeks. HOLT - Richard Bacon showed effective. As an example, Gary ident, said the new system would on his person and their was no topics, we thought It would be in store you look, from counter to .registration for the truck. He Mr. and M·rs. Watson also a fllm depleting "Aviation's 1m~ said' "Romney took over Amer provide greater accuracy and counter, rag to rag, It's fun, and operate a similar dance at Grand pact on the community'' at the teresting to try our hand at lt1 is scheduled to appear in justice too, ican Motel'S when they were los faster service for the bank's I like 1t but I am afraid I may court Saturday morning. Ledge on Wednesday nights. Holt Kiwanis dinner meeting Ing money and brought them out checking account customers. get the habit." Frye notified the bo:)"s parents, These parties will be continued, Monday night at the Delhi char- The first person that came of lt. He did the same for Mich Dancer said that a code number Has she observed anything else igan after becoming governor." would be assigned to each account In such a short time? "Yes," Who does Gary expect to win and that the number must appear she said! "Kids going steady, the presidential election? on all future checks and deposit girls wearing boys rings and M,. wwl~. M~O K~'E 11 s 'I)' - 1 think Johnson will because slips, boys wearing the little rings of he seems to have a better ap He also said that cards with . the girls, I never saw a girl proach to things, and thinks things the code number would be issued wearing a boy's ring which is out better before making public II to all those having checking ac STOCKBRIDGE - Stockbridge 3 sizes too big." i i statements." Gary went on say counts and that anyone having a high school will enroll its first What does Christa think of go Ing, "Johnson came into the Pl'es supply of checks on hand can have exchange student this fall, in ing steady? "Nothing doing, 11 idency during a very critical time their number stamped on them by the person of Christa Baltsch, she said, "ties one up too and I think he handled the job bringing them into the bank. an 18-year-old senior from Cux much." very well.'' haven, Germany, Klshpaugh said that while His opinion of Goldwater? Gary Sponsored by the Ann Arbor Christa has been here but a 11 sllid: "Goldwater has some good Stockbridge week, she fits in so well, we don't ideas but sometimes he goes too Council of Churches through the II PIC ICS Mr. and Mrs. WlWam Robin Youth for Under standing pro think of her as a visitor but a far out on the limb and then son visited Robinson's mother member of the family," II has to climb back to more solid gram, Christa will live with at Rockaway, New Jersey, and John Klshpaugh family of 11970 And that is what Christa had II support. Maybe 1f he handled attended the New York World's hoped very much to become - II Ills ideas better, he would be Hannewald road, Munith, The ' II fair. Kishpaughs also have 3 daugh one of the family. all right, but he has to rephrase The four children of Mr. and ters of their own. II Small, too many of his statements, so I Mrs. Charles Hurst of Dexter Although Christa has been here SLICED II guess I am not the only one Sfockbridge 11 have been visiting their grand only a weelt, she has made many II who has h·ouble following him. parents, the Robert Dancers, Civil rights: "There are 2 observations and is sure she Mrs, Gladys Myers, Mrs, Editll II . Mrs, Doris Young, Bob Bum wlll enjoy 1t here. II Lean extremes with no middle. Demon Lambert and Mrs, June Myers strations are all right but what pus, Jim Lawrie, and Ron Dris She said she Is eagerly await attended the wedding of a nephew BEEF II good are riots and sit Ins on coll are vacationing in Nassau. ing the opening of school so she In Coldwater August 15. II street corners? They just cause Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dancer, and can meet more young people. ISLICED, lb. 33c) Mr. and Mrs. Gurn Dancer spent The Happy Hustler 4-H base II LB. aggravation and look ridiculous Christa Is In the 11th grade a week at Higgins lake, in the "0berrealschule11 in Ger ball teams enjoyed a hot dog II without doing any good, Then roast at Clear lal;e Monday night II they put people in jail and bomb Hubert A, Bearss attended the many and after completing the LIVER National V.F. W. Convention In senior year here, will still have of last week. churches and that Is just as bad .... II CUT FROM FRESH FRYERS Cleveland, Ohio last week, With a sly smile, Gary said, a year and a half to go after II Mr, and Mrs. Dick Langham returning home, Sharon stanfield and three II "I am not mature enough to and son enjoyed a vacation at other girls drove 2 cars through BREASTS (Ribs Attached) or THIGHS ... .lb. 5 9c have the answers, but it seems She said that a typical sche II st. Louis, Missouri. dule there Includes speech, math to Long Beach, California, stop-. FRYER like someone would." ping to spend one day each at LB. II Vernal Cain is a surgical pa ematics, chemistry, physics, WHOLE LEGS or DRUMSTICKS .... .)...... lb. Regarding his hometown II 49c tient at Foote hospital In Jack religion, music study, biology, Denver, Salt Lake City and Las ~ government, Gary said, "1 son, Vegas, sailed to Catalina to spend II art, geography, history, political II PARTS WINGS --~~--,...... :...... ~ ...... lb. 2 9c think the counclns Ming a very Mr. and Mrs, Gardner otto on course and gymnastics. "Some one day and flew to San Fran II goQ!:J. job with what they have to · S. c.~nton St., and Mr. and Mrs. classes," she said, 11 meet every cisco for 2 days of tours and one do with, a limited budget and all.'' William Nagley on E. Main st. day but some, like religion, only day at Disneyland. Miss Stan ======Asked what he planned to be have traded homes. They moved once. Most classes are held at field and Ann Dick, a roommate, ------nn llllt llllt [ Jllll Jllll rmrmrrr when he is older he said "A last week. least 2 or 3 times a weelt how flew non stop jet home from ever, Los Angeles August 16. BANANAS • VALUABLE COUPON ! ~ • Christa already has behind her 4 years of French, 2 years of • • Latin, 6 years of English and of 100 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS course), German. Tax Fighter Klshpaugh1 who is the office A WITH THIS COUPON AND manager for the Jackson branch $2.00 OR MORE PURCHASE OF of the Michigan State High way )":;. ~~/"-:;;;-.,~_"'--'""-'.o=- department said, "We are de Goes After REAL ~ THURSDAY· ---·=-=--~ FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES :..... r- ..(Vh---;t;..~~--..... --~~ lighted to have Christa with us." FRIDAY Rodoemob/o through Saturday, August 29, 1964, To that, his wife agreed saying, VALUEI SPECIALS! in anr Western Michigan A&P food Store "We wlll all learn something, I Court Post LB. have already learned to say nein l' PATRICK JARYU!'-• ·--~ .~l.lllll.llll (no) In German," •ASTERN IIIICUIOAN ti'EWI DIIRL\0 When asked if she found people :======:------1 1 1 In this country much different, FLINT - A judge who hal JANE PARKER NOW ... JANE PARKER Deals Around oeen called o "one-man army" "'.,, 11/r fi ! / Christa said, "Yes, here you live BREAD HAS A NEW much more casually." against city income taxes II What about the many cars In seeldng election to the new RESEALABLE END SEAL 1%-LB. c j~~~~~t; /1/ On the 1964 America that people from foreign Michigan Court of Appellbl WHITE countries remark about? LABEL FOR CONVENIENCE Judge Dnnald R. Freeman, 11 LOAF Chevrolets & Buicks "0h1 she said, "we now have a member of Flint's Municl· AND LONGER FRESHNESS. many cars too, but your American pal Cou.rt, successfully led cars are for the most part bigger the f1 rht BREAD PEEL TO OPEN- PRESS TO CLOSE See than ours, We see many Amer against an ican cars in Germany and we call Income tax them strassen kreuzer (battle that would JANE PARKER, 1-LB. C. W. Glenn & Sons ships)." have put AD TWIN PACK BOX 59c How about food? She said she addition· Potato Chips Stockbridge found that corn and muskmelon at burden 401 N. Clinton 851-4105 are good. Both are foods she on the pay• had never eaten before and her checka 4 14-0l. or 59c cUy real· Del Monte Catsup BOTS. dents and Know Your those who Hve In tha A&P 1-LB. State Representative. FREEMAN suburbs. 99c Yell ow Cling Peaches HALVES 5 CANS It was Judge Freeman's con· CHARLES J DAVIS tention that such a tax waa D· legal, and his group not only LB. AGE: 53 Lifelong resident of Ingham SUNNY FIELD County. · d~feated It In an election, but JSc Family Flour 5 BAG EDUCATION: Graduate of Mason high also carried a fight to the s chao!; Graduate of Michigan State Michigan Supreme Court after University, B.S. Degree. CHURCH AFFILIATION: Member of the Flint City Commission had YUKON, ASSORTED FLAVORS 12-oz.49c Aurelius Baptist Church, passed It over the votel'l' ,Canned Pop 6 CANS. "veto." BUSINESS AND ORGANIZATIONAL ACTIVITIES: Owner of Registered Holstein Dairy ·Farm; Vice President of McDonald Judge Freeman's fight not · Dairy Association of Michigan· Vice only was successful, but the 1-LB.l-Ol. 49( IONA President of American Dairy A'uociotion voters were given a audden Cream Style Corn 4 CANS of Michigan; Post President of Ingham windfall - the of County Farm Bureau; Post Member of rcfuml Agricultural Stabilization and Conser more than two million dol· vation Committee of Michigan· Director Iars &fter the court vlc&oey. DAILEY 1% -QT. of first Ingham County Sail C~nservalion Kosher Dill Pickles JAR District, Judge Freeman's entire ca· reer has been marked by his fighting for the rights of the 2-LB. DETERGENT average consumer and voter. Ciant Size "Sail" 15-0l. PKG. Re-elect Representative He has been a constant foe of consumer frauds and juve Charles J. Davis nUe delinquency, and has been ·414-oz. ·69c REPUBLICAN honored for his work In both lona Tomatoes CANS Michigan House· of Representatives fields. Served 2 terms in Michigan House of Rerrcscntotives Votel'll who would like to Member of House Committees on Genera Taxation 10-0l. 11et1 this kind ot a Judge on 5 Judiciary, Public Safety, and Retirement(Chairm~n the new Ar1peals Court bench A&.P Instant Coffee JAR . Canstitutiona I Convention Delegate 1.33 Member of Ingham County Board of Education &re urged to cast their bal· · for 12 years. Iota for Judge Donald·. B. ~------·effective Prices in this ad thru Saturday, August 29, 1964 • ._.,_ •• ,. tfOCIIII Served an local school board Freeman, who leeks election 14-0Z...... ,. fllillt..lrr. .... o •• Member of National Field Test Study Committee In the primary Sept. L Aiax Cleanser 2 CANS 33c L .. lu ~ur•b••••• far Community Services Co unci I of Greater BALL, VAC. SEAL, STD. 0 I u Lansing Area; These voters can find his name on the non·parttsan baJ. lot and can help -promote this 12-QT. Re-elect Representative CHARLES J. DAVIS man - a judge who Is known Canning Jars JARS as a fighter for the peoplo. *Experienced *Capable *Qualified The Ingham County Ne~s, Wednesday, August 26, 1964 - Page B-4 •' Munith News Lean, Center Cut Rib ... Harold Ford was honored Sun day, August 23, at a special din ner party on his birthday. The hosts for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs, Charles Smith and 7 lb. children of Ypsilanti, Other PORK CHOPS guests were Mr, and Mrs. Phil lip Wan roy of Allegan, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibbs and 5 chil TENDERLOIN PORK LOIN ROAST • •. • • lb. 59¢ dren of Gregory ancl Mrs. Ford. Mr. and Mrs. George Llebeck are vacationing in the eastern BONELESS PORK LOIN ROAST A~~L~~D . • • lb. 79( United states and Canada, They will spend some time at the New York World's Fair, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Frink el and daughter, Suzanne, and Barbara Daugherty are vacation Ing in northern Michigan. Old Fashion, Country Stylo 1 Mr. and Mrs. John McMullen 59 had wee!• end guests from Punta SPARERIBS •• ~ ... LB. c CORNIsti' HENS. u~.69c Gorda, Florida. They were Mr. PESCHKE SAUSAGE,,, 59 and Mrs, Glenn Clark and daugh PORK LINKS ••• LB. DUCKLINGS LB. ter, c FANcvvouN(f 49c Mrs. Edward Holland and Pam ela, daughter and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Ewing, came Swift's Premium Special ... from Miami, Florida to spend 10 days with the Ewings. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Horning of Territorial road and Mr. and CANNED Mrs. Ed Messner of Bas~ Line road have just returned from a 4-week vacation. Alasl1a was their destination. Seven days were spent going and 7 days ·,. ,· to return home. Some time was spent In the Yukon fishing. They HAM report a delightful trip with many high spots some of which were • Lake Louise, Jasper, Fairbanks, Anchorage, Valdez, and Dawson 3-lb. t1n ••• City an old gold rush town-ghost town dating back to 1890. They reported seeing quite a lot of qualte disaster especially in and around Anchorage although much has been done to restore the area, Many bridges are still out, In dians were seen everywhere they went in Alaska. This Is the day light season in Alaska and they were talting pictures as late as 10 p.m. without artificial light, Miss Esther Riba spent a few ---~ WITH days with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Martin Busch of Ann r-suYHER A... 1 . COUPON Arbor, this week. Miss Rlba Is 3.99 BELOW AND 5.00 the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FOOD PURCHASE Erwin Rlba. Mr" and Mrs. Lou Freymuth l WENDY I and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Titus spent several days In northern Michigan. Several of the Munith Charge l D 0 LL lF.SU.Wft.l ~==,~.E==M"'IU... M~fa=n=cy====L~EG~-0~-L:=:A~M===a=OVE=N.REA=DY ==:lb. s==,~c Methodist Youth fellowship mem bers attended the ice cream so cial sponsored by the Millville M.Y.F. Friday evening. ~:6~L~~~v~E~~~r. LAMB SHOULDER CHOPS ~~,\..'.:'~ "· 69C LAMB SHOULDER STEAK ~~,:,~.:'~ "· 79c Miss Lynn Rogers, daughter 88CI of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rogers, lfUL GIFT··· ll!::::======~==-. Is spending a week with her ,2.00 VALUE · · · ONLY grandmother, Mrs, Lottie Rog ers, who lives near Perry. CHICKEN-OF- THE-SEA Aaron Hannewald Is slowly Im proving after being on the criti 1 cal list after surgery at Mercy s~y!M.~.. ~~ \ scorrt•ssuE RL.1oc hospital in Jackson. CHUNk ruall.·. FOR' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harr have 4 $1 purchased the home of Mr. and ALL FLAVORS .... Mrs, Frank Beecher on Terri torial road, They are now in \ \ DEL' 'MSONtE" CATSUP . FOR the process of moving, ~~;~~;~~~ 6 $1 Mrs. David Johnson received IOYAffiflA' deep burns on 2 fingers of her l l 32~~• right hand while using her mangle TREESWEET FROZEN fltlfl FOR ~( ironer. I Redeem One Coupon From I Country Fresh ... Miss Judy Case of Rives Junc Group 'A' and One Coupon 1 tion and Miss Helen stanfield of I From Group '8' Each Week Munith vacationed in the upper I For the Nut 7 Weeks! I peninsula, Including Mackinaw NADI • 6-oz. Island. Miss Case and Miss Stan I WENDY'S WARDROBE FITS I BUTTER • • • CAN 9c field are teachers at the Munith ALL 11 \12". DOLLS PUT T~ES~ elementary school. 1 SPECIALS ON Rev. Jay Fuller of Flint was Wendy comes dressed in l guest minister at the Munith 1 knitted bathing suit and IWITH COUPON S~OPPING yp,~~ Nazarene church Sunday at both high heel shoes . . • I BELOW AND the morning and e venlng ser l vices, ___.JS.OO . AND SAY~! Mi.ss Kaye Randolph Is now on L__...__._,_...~----- crutches as a result from a fall •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FOOD off from her bike. Ligaments : WITH THIS COUPON PURCHASE were torn In her ankle and a • blood vessel broken, causing a : COUNTRY FRESH blood cloL The clot has been LB. dissolved, Kaye Is the daugh : BUTTER 49C 1-LB • ter of. Mrs. Bessie Randolph, • • WITH S.OO fOOD PURCHASE Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Han • PRINT ••• chon of Jackson called on Mrs. • Eff. THRU SAT., AUG, 29 • Monte Sale ••• Anna Carley this week. • FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER Mr. and M.rs. Harold Ford • Ge• uRult oRIKit had dlaner with Mr. and Mrs,· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 Arthur Gibbs and famUy of Yp •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• P\N£APPli· ~~G£ DRINK silanti this week when they re • • YOUI CHOICE Of ONE 9 HIGH fASHIONS,,, Kraft 0 turned their twin granddaughters, • P\NiAPPli· \NK ., Jannle and Suzie, who had spent several days with the Fords, WARDROBE 'A' P\N£APPl£ ..P£AR DROO Mr. and Mrs, Erwin Riba and WITH COUPON... c 46·oz. family visited Mrs, Phil Rhodes 1.29 VALUE 1 99 Miracle CA~S and family of sturgis Sunday. · • £Ff. THRU SAT., AUCl. 29 • 3 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harr RMEL or spent a few days this week with FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER Mr. and Mrs. c.w. Ranck at WHOL£ ~LE coRM Rush lake, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 by cREAM 0 Word received the Harold : 'I'OUI CHOICE Of ONE 9 HIClH fASHIONS.,, Harrs from the Theron Harrs • Salad Dressin who are on another trip around : 6 2~~. ,.o the world, is tha_t_ they are now • WARDROBE '8' With Coupon 1n Jerusalem having alieady : WITH COUPON , • , sgc visited Hong Kong, Borneo, Ma- • 79c VALUf laya, Thailand, Cambodia, Bur- : • rna, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Ai- • Eff. THIU SAT., AUG. 29 .ghanlstan, Siberia, Iran and Iraq, : They will yet visit Israeli, Tur- • FELPAUSCH.FOOD CENTER BIGGEST * key and PariS before returning ·:I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Large Mario Olives ...... :...... 69( • • • • home on September ll. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 The Ladles ofthe MunlthMeth- • odlst church Women's society : WITH THIS COUPON of Christian Service are mak- : SWIFT'S PREMIUM ing plans to hold a rum mage sale In the Carley building on :.• CANNED HAM September ll and 12 and in con- 3 il~ 2.39. B.P.R. It • junction with a bake s:ili : WITH S.OO FOOD PURCHASE : Saturday, September 12. 1 IfF. THIU SAT., AUG. 29 1 Mr, and Mrs, Duane Dancer • • and family have moved from : FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER : South Jackson into their new home • • and farm which was the former ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Lloyd Harr home. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ulanowtcz :• WITH THIS COUPON • are vacationing In northern Mich igan this week. • Krait Miracle Whip : Visitors this week at the home of David Johnson, who is at Vet-· ~ Salad. Dressing qt•. 39~ i erans hospital !nAnn Arbor, were •• Mr. and Mrs. 01·en D. Carley of 1 WlfK 5.00 fOOD PURCHASE 1• Munith, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth e Iff. fKIU SAT., AUG, 2f • Grinnell of Jackson, Edwin Grin • • nell of Michigan Center and Mrs, : FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER . i ) .. THE DIRECT RELATIONSHIP OF THE BUYING POWER OF Johnson. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• *BUY POWER RATING YOUR DOLLAR TO THE. BUYING POWER OF YOUR STORE The Ingham County News, Wednesday, August 26, 1964: - Pa~e B-5 Supervisors Proceedings 84 50 84 50 community Tho followlnt~ roaolutlon wn• pro oontod b~ tl o lrl Co Roalonnl Plan 7624 7624 nlng Oommlttoo WHEIUIIAS each townohlp v liBIIO and cltr In tho Count ou o! Inuham 0 lnton and Eaton nro fncod wltl 388 00 oonatant roquoat. for ohonge~ In Land Uoo ZonlnBo nnd 0170 0170 WllEIUIIAS! atnndnrdlzntlon of zoninJt torm nolo~ry nnd u1o pnt 8 50 torno within Zoning D otrlcta would bo 11dvontnsooua to oncb unit of 61 08 Government wltlln tho trl county 23 20 23 20 nron nnd 6 40 WHEREAS atnndardlzatlon of 1070 1070 0 07 terminology would brln11 mutual con 10 50 10 50 tlnultll of lnnd uuea botweon unit• 0 60 of govornmont nnd benefit tho In 8 60 8 00 dlvldunl tnxpayou bll cllm nat n11 7 02 aomotlmoa confualng and nmbiKuouu 20 00 20 00 duflnltlona uoed In tho many vnrlnblo 6 66 zoning orll nancoa within tho trl 100 10 county area and 25 00 25 00 WHI!lREAil mnnll Individual 10 00 10 00 8608 8608 aovornmontnl unltu nro now conuldor lng ordlnnnco cl nngeo nnd onnot 15 00 15 00 2660 2600 monto which could bo otnndard zed 10 00 10 00 boforo final adoption THEREFORE BE 1T HEREBY RE 20 00 20 00 SOLVED b~ tho lnf! am CountJ Board of Suporvloora thut • requoat 65 00 06 00 bo mado to tho lrl Count)' Roe annl 52 00 52 00 l'lnnnln11 Commln•lon fo n dlrectorll of Suguc•ted Land Uao Zonln11 Dla 200 00 200 00 trlcto with doflnlt ona of tho oug Booted tyvo of land uoc• propouod 200 00 200 00 for enol Individual dlatrlct and BE 1T FURTHER ltE::iOLVJJ:lJ that 200 00 200 00 thl• roao ut on f adopted bo ocnt 400 00 400 00 to tho Board of Supe vlooro of Eaton nnd Clinton Countlcu w th n requeot 200 00 200 00 1or a n nr o.c on nu uoon u.e nosa ble David V Buhl Gcrn d J Lono1 400 00 400 00 gnn Joo Kle ••ll l red lluthla lrl Co Rcslona Planning Comm •s on 2 000 00 Auguot 11 1U64 200 00 Moved bll Supcrv oor Lonorgnn and 468 G2 8 02 oupportod by Supc vloor Bun that 25 00 tho rcuo utlon bo adopted Carried I 744 18. unnnlmouo ll What's In 'I ho fo owing rcoolutlon waa pro Superv sor Dean nnd 440 00 440 00 oontod by the War• & Menna and llulldlns• & Groundo Comm ttoe 35 70 35 70 a Name? WHEREAS the Bu dlnua nnd 7600 $ 7600 Groundo Commlttco nnd tho Con 170 00 170 00 MUNITH - What's In a tro ler hnvo aol cited b de for tho I 527 13 conversion of two coul etokora In 119 00 119 00 name? tl o o d Jn I bu d ng to uno bur nora 1 083 80 and 62 50 62 60 For Instance, Munith has WHEREAS two (2) b do wero people who are Young oubmlttcd 701 68 Wright, Wild, Spry 1 Little: NOW THEREFORE BE IT Rill 3 50 3 GO Long, Short Lesser SOLVED that tho Bul d ngs nnd 1000 1000 Grounds Oomm ttoo nnd tho Con 10 9 10 69 Brown ' trot or bo and they nrc he oby 175 Oil directed to ncccpt tho ow b d of 60 26 59 26 Some Peek, some are Dnrd Inc nt 11 totnl coot of 1820 1820 Ready and some are Nott =a 548 60 474 30 474 30 The village also has a John lrl Pntrlurche W L Jewett 8 46 8 41l 39 21 39 21 Hugh W Sllsbll Mnur co L Durl ec 100 00 100 00 Hill Lake, Parks, Byrd, Wnrs and :Menno Comm ttco 7094 7094 I 2 14 112 14 Wolfe, Katz, and Milk Pnu R chnrda R R Uoblnaon 45 00 46 00 272 09 272 09 ;Loulo E No ler llu ldlnua and 1450 1450 There also Is a Kaiser Grounds Committee 6472 0472 0 56 D 56 4 Fords a Craft, and Potts' August 11 1964 2 70 2 70 Moved by Supc vlaor Rlchnrdo and 20 20 25 96 25 96 And there b a Newman supported by SuperviBor No lor that 86 94 80 94. and some who Walz the reoolutlon be adopted Car ed 206 16 54 30 54 39 unanlmoua ll bll rol en I w tb nll 8 905 80 3 905 89 members present vot ng therolor 16 30 230 12 Chn rmon IJruegel then dec n od tho 4440 Don d recesBed unt I two o c ock n 4 65 With tl e afternoon 4 000 60 he d 22 40 22 40 Munith News AF'.I'~RNOON SESSION 4218 4218 The Bonrd wns ago n en led to 181 17 620 18 VIsitors SUnday at the I orne order nt two o clocl n t1 o afternoon C nlmcd AI owed Roll wn• cui cd with nl member• 8200 8200 6000 GOOO of Mr and Mrs Milford Kunzel Proaent except Dradahnw llul D 1 2400 2400 man and Mrs Mildred Mc l ngcr Gucrr ero Lonergan Grnves 3 20 31 20 71 01 7 01 932 14 Cllnchey were Mr and Mrs Ml ko Potr arche Por In Potter nnd Re alg William Page and grandchildren 530G 5806 6 90 6 91l SuDcrv oor Rlchnrdo Chairman of 2 000 00 of Warren, Mr and Mrs Man tbe llu ld nss nnd Crounda Commit 1643 1643. uel Barnes of Okemos, Jerry tee then snvo a brief rovort on pro 6 00 G 00 9586 9686 B es• nt tho Ja I 600 00 Jason and family of Williamston Roaolutlon from the Snlnrlco Com 6 60 G GO m ttcc was vresonted us fo lows 44 95 n Paul and Mr and Mrs Robert Mc Comm BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that 30 000 60 0 00 60 00 Cllnchey of Munith effect Ye AUIIURt 16 1064 a noW Members of the Lloyd Gee POB t on entitled Bu ldlns :Mn nton 72 90 72 90 4 27 nnco Superintendent Sa nrlf Grudc 24 27 family attended the funeral of 16 bo catabllahc
MISSES' WHITE MOIPUL CREW SOCKS SIZES 8V• ro 11
1 11 11 DESERT ARRIVAL-- Members of Lansing s Company C , 1st Battalion, 24th Marines arrive at the Palm Springs airport on their way to Marine Corps Base, Twentynine Palms, California. The Michigan Marines were trucked to the Hi-Desert Marine Base where they will undergo two weeks of annual training duty. (Official U.S. Marine Corps Photo) Township School Heads 8 Dansville Scouts 'Advanced Girls' Fine Quality GIRLS GIRL$' CAMPUS LARGE· ASSORTMENT DANSVILLE - Eight boys in OR LON Board OK's Will Meet Dansville Boy Scout Trocp 70 . Ingham county school superln- appeared before the Board of Re COTTON KNEE-HI~S DRESSES for • tEndents and their wives will view Monday night and passed CARDIGANS ASST. COlORS gather at a dinner at Mason Man their second class review, El SHETLAND TYPE-CREW BLOUSES CRAZY LEGS R I 6 IN ORLON and ezon ng . or at p,m, Wednesday, This N LATEST FASHION NEW FALL STYLES AND COLORS, bridge Wolfgang, scoutmaster, COLORS FABRIC DANSVILLE - The Ingham w!ll be followed by a meeting has announced. NYLON STRETCH Years" of the Superintendents' Round CONTINENTAL WAIST. township board1 at a special The new second class scouts SIZES 8·14 SIZES 7·14 meeting Monday night, approved Table at the offices of Alton J. are, Robert Wilcox, Larry Wing, BACK TO SIZES WESTERN STYLE Stroud, Ingham intermediate sup OUR 100% SANFORIZED unanimously the request by Mark VanDamme, Randy Ruest, SCHOOL 6 and 6X Lucien J. and Margaret E. Ruest erintendent of schools at 147 W. Mickey Prebble, M.uk Wolfgang, COTTON. COLORS Maple street in Mason, PRICE SPECIAL T~N AND BLACK to have the north 20 acres of Wesley Stid and Charles Carlen, SPECIAL SPECIAL their farm along Fields road Discussions on teacher tenure, Warren Mueller, Roscoe Ar SIZES B-16 nold, Rolland Wing and Lucien rezoned to a residential district. community college and the fixed ONLY J. Ruest made up the review SPECIAl VALUE On August 18, the zoning board millage program will feature the heard the Ruest request for re meeting. board. zoning and passed a resolution recommending the rezoning to The scouts passed their sec the township board, Miss Allen Returns ond class reqilirementsatNorth woods Reservation scout camp Munday night's action must now Miss Bernice Allen returned be approved by the county board this su mmel' under the direction of supervisors, The Ruests plan to her home Saturday from Vir of Warren Mueller. The boys to subdivide at an early date. ginia having been called there will be given intensive training U the subdlvis\Of? Is approved, by the death of her cousin, Mrs. to pass the first class require ments by Thanksgiving, Wolfgang It will be the : oniy subdivision Elizabeth N, Lawrence, said. In the township outside of the PARADE vlllage of Dansvllle, of FABRICS Loesch Reunion r------, IN DRIP DRY COnONS A SUPERIOR ASST. OF TOP At Lansing Park I Thank You I QUALITY FABRICS IN OKEMOS - The 40th annual it~ THE NEWEST AND We- offe-r our thanks to all the coaches, parents and volunt<>ers Loesch reunion was Sunday at f t ~~~ MOS~NABLE METAL Moores park Lansing with 51 A who he/pod make our booth at the fair a huge success. We a/so A 1 ' wish to "thank the following Mason businessmen for ge-norous ' ~ ~ FALL PATTERNS AND present, Special mention was t donations to our cause at the (air A :~.t.. COLORS. LUNCH KITS given to Miss Minnie Loesch WITH VACUUM BOTTLE of Lansing who Is 86 years old A Alderman's Gtoc:ery Mason Food/and t' ~.f- Comparable To 6 ASST. DESIGNS and Mrs. Helena Glaser of Mau ' Cedarway Shell Mason Home Appliance- ) 69c Per Yard A Ray Christensen Mlckelson·Bakcr REG. $2.98 VALUE mee, Ohio who is. 85 years old, and ' Dart Container Corp. Paul's Sunoco A Mr. and Mrs. Verne Helmlter of A Dorre-il's Mnrkct AI Rice- ' BACK TC({j: ~ Leslie, whose 50th wedding anni ' Doll House Restaurant Bill Richards t SCHOOL~ /(,. versary was In April. The young. A Fe/pausch Food Center Sheren·Piymouth A ~«<1tl ~.~...~.~~: E~11 ( est present was 2 months old ' House of Meats Tony Simone ' YD. SPECIAL Michael Edward, son of the Ed t Kean's 5 c! 10 Turney's Manor f tJI ~If ward Savltsk!s of Ypsilanti. Next year's officers are Glen Locker of DeWitt, president; and LADIES' Ladies' Shetland and Mohair Mrs, L. Phinney, DeWitt, sec I Mason Jr. Baseball League j FIRST QUALITY retary. The 1965 reunion will be on the 3rd Sunday in August BIG ASST. OF SWEATERS at the Glen Locker home. STYLES TO SEAMLESS L------~ CHOOSE FROM. CARDIGAN and VEE HICK SHIRT WAIST, BOYS' IVY STYLE JUMPER CHOICE OF NYLONS PULL ON STYlES, FAMOUS MAKE ATIONALLY ADVERTISED POPULAR NEW SHADES todays most popular FABRICS IN TEENAGE or LADIES' FRIDAY NIGHT .. See the Exciting "Powder-Puff•jill SOLIDS AND SLACKS sweater style. New WOVENS. BRA MESH OR WASH 'N WEAR McC.I.MPIIlLS SIZES 7·12 A Cup 32-36, B Cup 34-lB AVRil AND COTTON FAiliC. fashion colors. Tconago AA. 28-32, AA 34 REGULAR COLORS ILACK AND lODIN ONLY THIS IS VALUE! tilES B-11 OUR PRICE PR. WHILE THEY LAST FOR ONLY .,, ~11( 3 I $102
MEN & BOYS' COTTON CREW SOCKS BIG BOX of 24 Boya' Sian 7·10V:a, Men'l S/111 10-13 FANCY STRIPE TOP 5¢ to $1 CRAYOLAS F~~ Reg. 35c Value 2 67c Be on Hand for the Last '"Powder Puff"' Race of the s'eason Store SPECIAL )f. See Central Michigan's Only FIGURE 8 PRICE lt-See 9 ·ovAL RACES ltSee the Best in Stock Car Racing Blouse Jamboree 406-08 LADII!S ROLL-UP SLEEVE ADMISSION Jefferson Children: 6· 12. SO~ . TAILORED BLOUSE Adults:(aver 12) • Sl.SO AMERICAN MADE LADIES' 2 IAI TRICOT Blouse Jamboree COTTON & WOVEN PLAIDS. LATEST HOLLYWOOD IRIEFS LADI[S ROLL·UI' SLEEVE .,·1- Mason fa111oua "SKIHTEES" lr•ntl STYLES. SIZES 32-38. I TAILORED BLOUSE . SIZES 1·10 Friday, August 28 AMUICAN MADI SPECIAL COTTON & WOVIN PLAID$, LATIIT STTLIS. SIZIS lUI. . Ho Rain Date Race $ 57 2$ OR Betwftn Holt & Mason, OR7-5491 US 127 Ill Collt!go Rd. Phone 676-1121 s. F.~ s3oo LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES , LEGAL NOTICES =!~::~:::~:::;:::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~!: N ~ his sister, Mrs, John Hassinen Death Claims 1 STATE OF MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN THE PROBATE COURT FOR John Coons before movlng to the Lansing THE PRODATE COURT FOR STATE OF MICHIGAN INGHAM COUNTY INGHAM COUNTY THE PROBATE COURT FOR lfll Meridian Briefs ~~l area 15 years ago, He was born D·D67~ INGHAM COUNTY Fred F. Butler D-0166 June 171 1921 at Ironwood the son lllatnto of JOHN S, HUDSON, Do· Estuto of FRANCIE DEAnD, Do· D-6642 ccnQcd, consod. Eototc of MINNIE 0, CREY'fS, Mrs. Mildred Buxton, Haga end their son and daughter-in-law Funeral services were Mon Dies at .43 of George F. and Bertha Lofberg NO'l'ICE IS HEIIEDY GIVEN 'fHAT NO'!'IOE IS IIEREDY GIVEN 'fHA'r Deceased. dorn road, has returned from the Larry Wittrups of Adrian, day from Ball-Dunnfuneralhome Coons. He was employed in pro tho Potltlon of Donlnmln G, llud•on tho ]lotltlon of Norris Howell for NO'flCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a 3-week tour of the southwest duction scheduling at Oldsmob!le, for alloWILnco of hla finn! account nllownnco of hiH fimtl nccount nnd tho Jlotltlon of Amerlcn11 Dnnl< & Their son, Roger, has recently for Frcdl'iclt F. Butler of 6463 nnd nsslgnmont o! l'calduo will be naslgnment of residue will be heard 1'rust Oom11nny for nllownnco of Ita and Callfornia, visiting the Grand returned !rom an upper Michigan W, Columbia road near Eaton Saturday Mi·. Coons was a member ot the bourd September 18, 1004, nt 0:40 September 18, 1964, nt 0:60 A, M, second nccount will bo heard Septom-. Canyon, Zion and Bryce Can Rapids, Mr. Butler died Thurs University of Michigan Alumni A, M, nt tho PJ•obnto Court, 4DO nt the Probntc Court, 400 County bot· 18, 1964, nt 10 :DO A, M, nt camp where he acted as counsel County Building, 116 W. Ottawa. Building, 116 W. Ottnwn, Lansing, the Prohnto Court, 400 County Build yons as well as a number of places or, He will be a junior at Michi day night at Mason General hos Funeral services were con club, Lnn&lng, Mlchlgnn. Michigan. Ing, 116 W, OUnwn, Lnnslng, Mich in California, gan Stnte college this fall. pital after being flown to Ma ducted Wednesday afternoon from Publlcntlon In tho lnghum County Publication In the Inghum County Igan. Ball-Dunn funeral home here for Ncwa nntl ful'thor noticu no required Now& nnd further notlco na required PubllcnLion In tho lnghnm County Rev, and' M::s, Allen Wlttrup Mr. and Mrs, Charles Dela son July 26 from Newberry where Olf!ciating at the services was by lnw IS ORDEIIED. by law IS ORDERED, News nnd further notlco ns t·cnulrcd had as house guests the last weelt John D, Coons of Lansing who by lnw IS ORDERED, marter and the family of Alfred he had been tal1en sick while va Rev. Paul L. Arnold of Mason Dated: Augu•t 13, 1064 Dated: Ausuat 14, 1064 cationing. died Saturday as the results of Presbyterian church and burial JAMES •r, KALLMAN JAMES T, ICALLMAN Doted: August 14, 1904 Britt, both of Okemos, attended A truo copy: Judge of Probnto A true copy: Judge or Probnt• JAMES T, ICALLMAN LEGAL NOTICES a reunion of the fam!lles of Mrs, Born In Manchester, Michigan, a heart attaclt, He was found was in Ironwood, Donnlo Bodrlo Donnie Dodrle A true copy: Judge of Probata by his boss Monday when he went Deputy Register of Probnto Donnie Dodrla Delamarter and her sister, Mrs, he was the son of Fredrick Beut Deputy Register of Probnto ORDER TO ANSWER to Mr, Coons' home to see why DONALD HINES, Attorney JAMES E. DURNS, Attorney Doputy Register of Probate File No. 2081-S Jacob Lange of Jackson, formerly ler and Nellie Socks Beutler. SUrvivors include his mother, 1400 Mlchlgnn Nntlonnl 1'owcr, Lnn· ao~ Pruddcn Dldg., Lnnulng. AMERICAN DANIC & TRUST CO. Stntc of Michlgun, In the Circuit he had not reported for work. '!'rust Dopnrtmont, Lansing, 3fiw3 of Okemos, The affair was at the He attended Manchester and Te Mrs, Bertha Coons of Mason; his alng, 86w3 35w8 Court for tho County of Inghnm, Mr. Coons attended Ironwood DONALD A, FULGHUM, Plnintlff home of Gordon Delamarter at cumseh schools, For 8 years he sister, Mrs. John D. (Elizabeth) MORTGAGE SALE Dc!uult bnv· vs, I!ELEN A. F'ULGHUM, Defend· Spring Arbor with about 60 at• high school and was graduated MORTGA(;f: SALE-De!nult hav ing Leon mnde in the terms und nnt. lived here on Lawton street com Hassinen of Mason and a brothel'. Ing boon mn Michigan State Detroit Stroh"s State Championship Bowlers (Actual) Bowling Association Plus a Day Long Season's Kickoff Program Tournament 9 a.m. *"Young America Bowls" See youngsters from the Mason Area bowling in a match game State 2 p.m. -*Lansing's Ed Rosser & Jack Curry vs. the winners of Mason Lanes elimination round 4 p.m. -¥-Battle of the Champs (Detroit Stroh's vs. Mason Shopping Guide) ChiiiPs 7 p.m ....Following the match game the Stroh•s Team will give a trick shot bowling exhibition, plus FREE demonstrations with Bowling Tips and Individual Instruction to any interested Bowlers. 8:30 p.m.JL'.See a match game between Mason's best woman bo~lers, Jerry Griffen, Bobby Brrde, Billie Shinevar, Carol Gregory and Jean Luther, bowling against Lansing"s best from Holiday Lanes. . 1964 Mmon's Own . l Don't Miss It - Sat., August 29 at ·I ¥Free The Shopping Pepsi Mason Lanes Free-\' 801 N. Cedar Mason Pepsi Guide The Ingham County News, Wednesday, August 26, 1964- Page C-2 Wol'st of the Bad Societies Entry Blanks Available Mother and 2 • 19th Century Missive Decries· Life For Senior Citizens' Fail· Children Hurt 1n Michigan HOLT - Mrs, Joan L, Smith, Entry blanks for the Cth annual mlttee oUlce by Monday, August 20, of Pottervllle and her 2 By Ruth Stillman and Is from a sister of Mr. stayed there until It was all gone Senior Citizens Fair are now ••I have hens enough to find can case them - I thinlc some 31, and all entries must have been children, suffered lnju1·1es Sun OKEMOS - 011e hundred 'and Barnes. In it she Implores them and then he come back and he me in postage money Itlss the available at the fair committee's made after the entrant's GOtb day night when their car went twenty yea1•s ago many people In !o come back east "where peace 1 thing could be made on them - I office on the 4th ·floor of Lansing birthday, thanlced God that he ever got little ones and tell them anty could get a pair of trunks and out of control on Holt road near the east held llvlng in Michigan and plenty reigns," baclc alive for they were sic!t and wants to see them," · city hall, according to Mrs, Wal Exhibit classifications Include Gilbert road In Delhi township in very low esteem as Is reveal The following are some quotes everyone picking on them - you fill them with goods and peddle ter E. Broadbent and Lloyd W. The elder Barnes who came to them If I come out next fall," ceramics, creative writing, and Upped over In a ditch, ed in a letter owned by Archie from her letter In which she says had ague last summer and you the new settlemGnt of Okemos LaChapelle, chairmen. leather craft, handicraft, weav Barnes, 87, who was born and that they had just received on will have It again as soon as There are pieces of furniture The free fair will be at the Ing, painting, woodworking, gar Mrs, Smith told Ingham county In 1842 was not only a farmer sheriff's officers that her brought up on a farm south of March 1 a letter from the Mich it comes warm weather, but also a skilled cabinet-make!' made by this pioneer still being Lansing YWCA 217 Townsend den produce, floral displays, car Okemos, igan family sent on December "Lot (apparently· the writer's used by local fam!.11es. Barnes street, September 11-13, All men balted goOds, and others, Up to spun out of control on a slippery and made furniture not only for portion of Holt road and landed The letter is a single sheet 20. husband who had been in Mich his family but for other new was also the grandfather of the and women 60 years of age and 4 Items may be entered In as of paper 12 x 15 inches folded "I am very sorry to hear that Igan) says when he was out there comr.rs along with various sizes late Mrs. Elizabeth Palen of over who live within 40 m!les of many as 5 classifications, on Its top In the ditch wblch , to form the envelope and was you have had such hard luck - $10 was about all he got for Mason who died several years Lansing, are eligible to partici was B feet deep, of coffins from native wood such pate, Check-in of exhibits will be sealed with wax. It Is addressed and what Is worst of all such 6 months work and they were as cherry and walnut, ago, at the YWCA Thursday, Septem Co-chairmcm are Harold J, Mrs, Smltb and her son, Mark, to Miron w. Barnes Sanford post bad society - ancl now what shall the greatest set of villlans that it ber 10, between 6:30 a.m. and So Is in regards to this Many local people remember Garrison, Lansing Civitan club, 3, were treated at Mason Gen. office, Ingham county, Michigan. I say to entice you to come bac!t he ever saw. I hope the Lord wood-working skill another letter the music that set toes a-tapping 6 p.m. for allltems except balted In the upper right ha.nti corner th!c ~prlng for I feel that you appears to Barnes in a dream and Miss Elizabeth Hayden Lans eral hospital, Mrs. Smith's Is written from his brother as Mrs. Palen and the present goods and floral displays, The daughter, susan, 7, was admit Is "Paid 2fi,'' and your little family are like and says Arise and taJce thy In-law, Quote: ing, Pilot club, representing 2 of Mr. Barnes played duets on the the programs sponsors, The latter wlll be checl>ed In at the ted for treatment of Internal a little flock of sheep among wife and children back Into the "Clocks are In good demand same place on Friday, Septem Sanford was til~ JJalll•~ given to dulcimer and violin at community chest Injuries, Her condition a field full of ravening wolves land of Is rae 1." here - I can get them for 4 affairs, Journal, Lansing Recreation de ber 11, between a.m. and 9 a.m .. the post office later called partment and LanslngFe!leration Tuesday was reported as fair, who will seek to devour you - After telling about her children dollars apiece and If you thin!c Okemos and the address was the come bac!c as soon as the Lake Barnes also possesses a yel of Musicians, Lo~al 303, .also ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:~:•:;:::::::;::::::: and family doings she closes, you can sell them so as to malte lowed copy of the Ingham Demo grandfather of A rchic• Barnes. (Lake Erie) opens, - One of our saying that she is ·paying the share the sponsorship, The letter I;; datert at West anything on them I should like to crat (begun in Mason) dated May Our Shopper and Newspaper Ads Bring Results! neighbors went out !here, he postage as he has ways for his send somr. out to you - I can Application blanks, one for Henrletaa, N. Y. Mardi 4, 1844 18, 1840 which was owned by his each entry, must be de live red to said he had $300 when he went: money. get the parts for them and you grandfather, Phone Your Ad in Today By Calling OR 7-9011 the Senior Citizens Fair com- ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!::::::: T~iE D!FFERENCE? 11 The difference between a .350 hitter and a .250 hitter is about 40,000 bucks a year. 11 A big difference. Yet the . 350 hitter earns the big money by getting just one more hit for every 10 times at bat. The 11 little difference 11 makes him a star. In sports, in business ... in banking ... so little difference separates the very best from those who just miss the mark. Are you a .350 hitter? ... or a . 250 hitter when it comes to your financial life? Are you in position to hit the ball that extra time in every 10 times at bot? You are ... IF you are on the Dart National Bank team. Our 11 players 11 earn top bonk interest, yes, but equally important, our team members automat.ically share in FULL BANKING SERVICE ... the one advantage that lets you hit the success ball more often. What 1s the difference? Plenty! If you 1d like to hit the ball more often- raise your average - stop in at Dart Nationa I. We 1d Iike to put you on the team. '·•·'•·" ,_.....,..~...,.,..~·""""""'" Full Service Banking Advantnges I • Signature Cash Loans ! • Automobile Loans • Mobile Home Loans .j· • Boat-Motor Loans • Home Loans • Remodeling Loans • Business Loans NATIONAL BANK Drive-In: Park and Ash * Walk-In: Ash at Jefferson The Bank that 'Does Things' for Customers Mason The Oldest National Bonk in Ingham County The Ingham County News~ Wednesday, August 26, 1964 - Page C-3 . . "BACK-TO-ScHOOL Btlt 'RI NGER9 : D . Time to stock up with plenty of "what it takes" to satiSfy heartY back-to-school appetites. /Check these specials for h.usky savings on top-quality foods f Frosty Ac1·es Dinners • Apple • Cherry 2 Dozen Donuts ...... 3 9C . . • MtJSHROOM • CH. ICXEN N.OODLE • V. EGETABLE BEEF . ~ , fftl ... 1;1 Hm' ~. . &~ · tlaDmpbteJH s ~oup Tomato Allor ochool athletic proc. tico requires a lot of onorgy 1 10 c lunch of Compboll Soup Soup with your fo~orito crocken is jud the thing. You got pio~ty of protoin and vitc.~mins too. REG The major ao~Jrco of onor9y. CANS 6cans$1 Mo.,..ll's All Meat c Bolog na(By the Chook) ...... 29 lb.· Farmer Peets Assorted QUART JAR REG. 831 CREST Lunch Meats ...... 4 9c lb ·. TOOTHPASTE Tender Lean ONLYTUB£58/t y Farmer Peets Rib RING. Steak BOLOGNA 69~b 39( '· ------~------A Densmore Tradition - Fresh Produce Pitts or Spencer's .· BANANAS ...... 10( lb Braunschweiger Pascal Celery 15~ bunch or 2 for 29¢ 39c,b 1 End Cut A ~p~·;; 41b bag 39( Pork·Chops Fresh Side Pork· c Country Style CARROJS ...... lO( bag S are Ribs lb The Ingham County News, Wednesday, August 26, 1964.- Page C-4 > / ·.Michigan ··Mirror By Elmer E, Whlte Costly Problem . on the theme, "Michl~an: One of Michigan's mostpress- Dynamic In world Pro~ess" for in~ problems, the mental health the May 16-22 event. picture, poses some statistics . Woodward C. Smith, vice;. well worth ponderlns-. ;president of Central Mlchls-an Approximately one-sixth of university who has served 1n Michigan's general fund Is spent various capucltles for several for direct care and treatment of previous Michigan Weeks, heads mentally 111 and retarded .the 1965 promotion, patients. In the current fiscal continuing the tradiUon, the year this will amount to more than Governor formally announced the $100 million. .. theme for 1965, Smith and his Additional funds wlll be spent planning committee were busy this year for new and expanded with Michigan Week activity for mental health facilities, but ex- some time before this, however. perts In the field say much more Research by the Greater Mich., could and should be done. lgan Foundation, the sponsoring· "** agency, shows about 11 000 Mlch- Indlrect costs of mental illness igan Industries and businesses are also great when computed are engaged .In foreign · trade · In terms of work absenteeism, and Investments, welfare costs due to homes This volume of activity means broken by this problem, and legal that 8 out of 10 manufacturing Ingham Marine Reserves costs arising from behavioral workers. in the state are employed irregularities. by companies Involved In forel~n Perhaps even more staggering trade, are the personal figures Involved Another major conti:ibution to Start-Week Desert Stay in records of mental and world pro~ress is beln~ made More than 150 members of 2 weeks of annual field training. fantry tactics, from the smallest emotional Illness, by Michigan's colleges and Lansing, Michigan's Company Captain Marvin Janson of Mason unit: the fire team; all the way The Michigan Society for universities, which are Involved "B," 1st Batt.allon, 24th Marines, is com mandlng officer of the unit. up to the battalion level. Cover Mental Health estimates 1801000 ln assisting educational In arrived at twenty-nine Palms, Upon arrival the Michigan In and concealment, map.and com school age children are In need stltutlons In many nations and In California, HI-Desert marine fantrymen were given quarters pass reading, personal hygiene of psychological attention, while trainin~ students from all over base last week to begin their and had their first marine corps and care and cleaning of weapons only about' 30,000 are actually the world on state campuses. meal of the summer. After will also be covered. receiving such help, *"'* "chewing down" the Leather The first week wlll be spent **"' Measures Interest neclts turned - to, cleaning rifles for the most part 1n the class There are about 800,000 per- Some Indication of the con- and squaring away their gear room. The second will find the sons all told In Michigan with tlnulng growth of tourist Interest Eden Elevator In preparation for the rugged unit in the fleld1 putting to some form of mental Illness, In Michigan Is evidenced In the Eden, Michigan 2 weeks of training ahead of practical use the subjects learned but only 37,000 of these are in requests for maps and informa- them. In the classes, state Institutions, according to tlon reaching state officials. During their stay here they The Lansing unit Is expected Society officials, One aspect of Michigan's Larrowe Feeds will be Instructed In basic In- to return home August 29, Some relief for the Imbalance varied Information services between need and existing care which Is a good meaSUl'e of the 100 Witness Work Is being provided through the total picture Is the at-the-scene Dairy Concentrates relatively new community mental highway tourist centers. Okemos Man Scouts Return health facilities, but the Society Highway officials note that the Hog Concentrates says there Is considerable room number of tourists stopping at From Trip to U. P. for Improvement, these Information centers In the Land Plane Demonstrated Dies at 79 Recent figures Indicated month of July alone was up by Poult~y Concentrates HASLETT - Haslett Boy Scout slightly over 17,000 persons in nearly 10,000 over last year. OKEMOS - Funeral services the state are being served in h* Pig Pelletts were Tuesday at the Gorsline troup No. 97 returned last week At Carroll Glynn Farm Runciman East chapel In East from a trip In the upper penin community psychiatric out- Strategically located at Iron. sula, where they camped at state patient clinics, Each Is hard wood, Menominee, sault Ste. More than 100 persons wit Rabbit Pellets Lansing for Glen W. Cline Sr., stalled on the "land plane, 11 how sideratlon are soil type, depth parks at night. pressed to meet the demands for Marie, Port Huron, Monroe, New nessed the land planing demon of the Winslow Trailer court ever each user will furnish his of topsoil, trash, stonlness and service at this time. Buffalo and Mackinaw City, the stration at the Carroll Glynn Calf Raise here who died Saturday In a own couplers for his tractor. surface water disposal systems, They visited Ghost town, Sault The chief sources of relief roadside centers are easily ac- farm in White Oak township last Lansing hospital at the age of Ste, Marie and Hartwick Pines The district assumes respon 79 years, for thls problem lie, according cesslble to most travelers either Wednesday, The demonstration sibility for normal wear and and traveled over 1000 miles, to Society spokesmen, in future at their point of entry or the Glynn said his cost of planJng T. M. Salt Cline was born February 25, was successful In leveling dead breakage. Users will be expected community action and greatly very popular stopping places. funows, back fur rows and f1llln his 17 acre field to be $42.40 · 1865 In LaGrange, Indiana and Accompanying the scouts were to pay for unusual breakage or expanded and Improved programs the shallow field pockets that col- for the equipment rental, and Mixing Salt was a resident of Okemos for Scoutmaster Roo::er Wilson and damage which occurs while they for children needing Institutional The Mackinaw City station, for lect water and lee, and cause that he would be reimbursed 44 years. He was a life mem wife, assistant Scoutmaster John care. have the "land plane.'' The"land $51 as an agricultural conserva Block Salt ber of the Masonic lodge of example, gave good Indication of ·damage particularly to wheat, plane" could be damaged by hook Cain and Mrs, Cain Jr., Mr. the popularity of that region dur- . beans and alfalfa. tion paymGnt. "Land planlng11 Okemos and a mr.mber of the and Mrs. Kenneth DeLinn and Ing large stones, trees or stumps, lng July. Of 99 741 re qtiests Although this may be a new has been Included as an ACP Protein Blks. Okemos Community church. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Schilieler. 1 etc. practice for the first time this for information at the seven practice, it Is not a new Idea; It Is recommended that SCS .stations In July, some 40,753 1t Is a new practice to the ex year. The Ingham Soli Con Mineral Blks. technicians help with the layout servation district purchased the ·'were made to the Mackinaw City tent that different and more of the planing or smoothing ;ob station, efficient equipment is being sug- land leveling equipment last before using the "land plane." spring to assist farmers with this gested, This equlpm.~nt has been Some of the factors needing con- Seed Corn Information activity during the used in the west for years. practice. first seven months this year has Farmers have used floats and Michigan Hybrid led highway officials to predict other devices to smooth the soil they will serve about 300,000 surface and fill small de Lansing Club visitor,s in 1964 . as compared pressions, The land plane Is Inspectors to 2801000 last year, able to do all the same thing more effectively and efficiently, Hosts Golfers Most ot the advantages to pre Pine Lake Country club was Face Exams paring land by smoothing It are represented by 16 members at Fifty-one Inspectors of the Bible School obvious, such as making It the Women's Central District Michigan Department of Agri easier to do a good job of plow Tournament held at Lansing culture's Foods and Standards Ing, planting. cultivating and har Country club Tuesday, August and Dairy Divisions, who gave At Okemos vesting, Because of the earth 18, with honors brought home 8 Monday evenings of their time moving, small depressions 111 by Mrs, George Warren for first 1 to take a refresher course for to 4 • deep are eliminated, In low net In Class A, Tourna examinations to become re In Session The removing of depressional ment trophy went to Mrs. Morse gistered sanitarians, are facing areas Is seldom the entire answer ·Jury for low gross In class A wlth exam time. OKEMOS - Discovering God's to surface drainage however. The Mrs. John Gray runner up for Way Is the thBile of the Vaca The examinations w111 be Aug. tlle system and surface drainage low gross In class A. 29 at Lansing and Escanaba. tion Bible School August 24 to waterway and ditches are still September 4 at the Okemos Those passing will receive needs, maybe more so after Mrs, Donald Hynes had low registration. The 8-week course Nazarene church, smoothing. Smoothing only putts for class c and the annual was gl ven at Michl~an State trophy was given Mrs. Jury for Pre-school activities call for makes the drainage system more university under sponsorship of efflcent. lowest score in class A. a parade with a Vacation Bible the Michigan Association of San School float Saturday August 23, Preparing cropland fields by Itarians. using the land plane will be Flag day at the club was the Balloons will be given a way and feature for Ladles' !l~y Wednes The course Included studies In children receiving winning num come a popular one with own communicable diseases, food ers who have fields composed day. Winners were determined bers inserted In the balloons not by total score but by dropping sanitation, m! lk sanitation, hous are to receive prizes. of heavier, darker, nearly level Ing, water, vector control, wastes soils. It is just another ex their flag when par plus their handicap was reached, and sewage, swimming pools, and Class sessions will be con am~>le of a better way for do studies In bacteriology, lng.. efflclent farming, ducted evenings Monday through Mrs. Jury was winner in class The Foods and Standards The district "land plane 11 Friday from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. A, Mrs. Gus Ramant, class B, Division has jurisdiction of state for children to years, can be rented for $2.50 per acre 4 14 Mrs. Larry Shalet, class c and law enforcement In places where or ~2.50 per hour from the Ing. food Is prepared, sold, or stored. Mrs. Mary Ann Bldenour Is ham SoU Conservation district, Mrs. Dunae Bone, class D. superintendent of the scllool. Orla Sheathelm, 3230 E. Dans Twenty-eight women partici ville road (phone 623-3467) Is the pated and 3 2 attended the lunch manager of the "land plane.'' eon. Mrs. Tooley Dies It will be kept at the Sheathelm Last week the following Dr. George D. Harris farm and can be picked up and officers were elected for the In Haslett Home Veterinarian returned there. The equipment coming year, Mrs, Bert Yung. can be towed with a pickup but HASTLETT - Mrs, Mary Ann fer, presld~nt; Mrs. MelRelter, Tooley, a resident of this area can be hauled short distances vice-president, Mrs. Howard for more than halt' a century, DANSVILLE better by tractor. Milford, treasurer and Mrs, Tom died at her home here at 6158 The hydraulic hoses are In- Reiter, golf ct.a!rman. Columbia drive Saturday, Mrs, Tooley, the widow ot George Tooley, was a member of the First Church of Christ, Scientist of East Lansing and LET'S TALI( ABOUT of the Arbutus Chapter No. 45, O.E.S. and the White Shrine, She is survived by a brother, Victor H. Jo;m E. Abbott of Lansing, a sis. ter, Mrs. Grace Madison ot De troit and a nephew, Robert Mad Ison of Dearborn...... ,. Meier Bill Fillwock Governor Romney, 1964 "Your dedication to your job has aided In the dally operation of State Government and s"rvlce to rh" people,''' Governor Swainson, 1962 "I want to upreu my IJr at/tude to you for your untiring efforts and the contrillutlon you ina de In seeing this _problem & resolved." (Pollution of Oetroit, Roug• Clinton Rivers). REFINERY Dr. Albert E. Huestis, 1961 DIRECl 0\STRIS\JliON '"/ would l!lte to particularly recognize the efforts of Victor Meier In various court o~tians llrought against the Stat• Health Commissioner." " (I) SAVINGS through paM ~v Attorney General Black, 1948 VICTOR H. MEIER idends and Interest on stock. (Now Supremo Court Jystice) Former (2) MODERN sto~·age ejJilpment " • • • An unh/levoallLe [all hos bun accamp/lsh•d fly at COST. Musrs, 0•/oney cmd Meier agolnst odds I thought were Assistant Attorney General (3) CONS·rANT supply of quaUty lnsurmountallle." (Auto fraud sale1rtox recoyery) peiroleum assured. · · Excerpts Taken from Unsolicited Letters (4) COMPLETE line of tires, batteries an·1 accessories. Farmers Petroleum ELECT MEIER FOR STATE SENATOR Coo;~.ar:aUva ·Inc. Lansing Phone 4!17-3:J22 Republican. • 30th District Home Phone G55-252S ,I Onondaga News Wilson Honored Miss Edna Hoskins Bernard Wilson ot Mallon has Mr. and Mrs, Charles Wood beon cited for outstanding per This section,. dealing with established formance by State Farm Insur Of Holt. Succumbs business people, is an attempt to acquaint at Milford were Saturday evenlnr and sunday morning guests ot ance and wlU · be honored at a · HOLT- Funeral services were area residents with tho positions those their parents, Mr. and ML'S,li,A, 3 -day national convention tor conducted Satu1·day as the Estea peoplo occupy in tho oyo~ of thoir friends Duke, Also on Sundny Mr. company agents and w!•teB Sep Leadley Holt cllapel for MlsB and customors. Articles contained hero and Mrs. Duke visited Mr. and tember 10-12 in Chicago, At a Edna Hoskins, 67, of W, Dolhl were researched and authored by Don Mrs. Jerry Duke and family in Blll'ies of business meetings Wil road who died last Wednesday. son will be briefed on company Schade, Business Rolotions Consultant. Kalamazoo, She lind resided ·In Holt and and industry affairs and Will Lansing tor 54 years and was Mr. nnd Mrs. Burton Baldwin have the opportunity to partici a member of the Holt Presby were SUnday guests of M:r. and pate in round-table discussions, terian church, Burial was in Mrs.. Dale Nowlin and family ' Other convention highlights wiil Maple Ridge cemetery here, in Belding, , Include a special luncheon f.Qr Miss Hoskins Is survived by a sister, Mrs, Niles Brooks at Holt, Mrs, Mae Spring accompan women and a banquet honoring Ied M.r. and Mrs. Don Barr and agents and wives, and 2 brothers, Hugh F. Hoskins son, Nell, of Mason to .Blue of Leslie and Willard D, Hos kins who resides In Iowa, Beard's Northwest Auto Sales lake, near Kalkaska last week end · Westminster cllurch In Mil-· to visit Ml', and Mrs, Robert waukee lle was president of the At Institute Serving Area Over 16 Years Recognized for Dependability McManus of Auburn Heights, who Milwaukee Ministerial associa were vacationing at their cottage tion. Dr, and Mrs. Robertson OKEMOS - Senior high youth A firm that takes pride in the Beard's on a rental basis by the In recent years, such firms Instances, priced even below at Blue lake. have 4 children - a son who of the Okemos Nazarene church quality of its work is assured day, week or month. (phone IV.; as Northwest Auto Sales at 2621 their actual value. graduated from college In JUne who attended Senior High In Willio.m Bush, WhO under stitute last week at Indian lake a host of satisfied customers 4-4095, maillng address: P,O, N. Gd, River In Lansing have Most of us when buying a used went surgery at the Eaton Rapids to enter the ministry, a son who are Mary Ann Kenyon, Barry who are proud to be associated Box 12341 Lansing) assisted thousands of people in car, are anxious to have one State Week Will be a sophomore In college hospital last week Is reported to KramrOd, Bob Stephenson, with and eager to give praise to Mr. Beard is proud to play a solving their automobile and that Is neat appearing and one be recovering satisfactorily. this fall and 2 daughters in the them. Those who have done bus part In the progress of this area transportation problems, They that wlU give us many thousands East Lansing schools, Moureene McClintock and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Steele have Regional Rocky Snider, Iness with Beard's located at and it is not surprising to find have placed In the hands of the of miles of dependable transpor sold their farJ;Il on Waverly road Dr. Robertson Is tile first 84 Pearl st., (2 blocks north that he is well known and high public the opportunity of taking tation. No dealer tOday can guar to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hayhoe clergyman to serve as a regional of state road on u.s, 27) are ly regarded in social and civic advantage of years of experience antee that ·every car is perfect, and family of Mason. Mr. and Head Named chairman of Michigan Week. Return from Trip lavish In their praise of the circles as well as among fellow in the automobile business, but Northwest Auto Sales can Mrs. Steele plan to move to There are 16 Michigan Week HASLETT- Mrs, Darrel Rice, firm's dependability and integ tradesmen. Pride Is a quality that In probably no area of busi assure you of the condition of a the vic1n1ty of Onondaga. The regional chairman of the regions, from region 1 to the leader of glrl scouts troops No. rity. is most often carried into all ness has there been more criti car and can always be depended 1965 Michigan Week for the 5 Western and of the Upper Pen 74 w!(h 18 g~rls, Troop No, 45 fields of endeavor. cism than in the used car field, upon to represent It properly to Reuben Crltes Jr. of Rives counties of Clinton, Eat.on, Ing n!nsula to l'eglon 16 around with 2 girls and troop No. 422 Established here in 1948, by We are pleased to include Le but such firms as Northwest Auto the prospective buyer. Les Dean Junction, Mrs. Clara Belle Bur ha, Ionia and Shiawassee will be Detroit, This Is region 14. with 5 girls spent a weelt at the Leland Beard who heads the firm, land Beard In this review because Sales has maintained a high stan operates this reliable used car gess of Mason and Mrs, Isabelle Dr. Wallace Robertson, pastor He · succeeds George Harris, out door center at Hays park in Beard's have had much to do such solid citizens are key fig dard of service and fair dealings, firm, their telephone In Lansing Lyke attended the Crawley family at the nationally known Peoples tor mer Lansing automobile deal the Irish Hills, They hiked 10 with the building up and develop ures In the orderly progress of This combined with thell' know Is 467-3495, The next time you reunion in Hastings Sunday at the church in East Lansing, er who was region 14 chalrm:lll miles one day and other days en ment of Ingham County and this the city. His l'ellable and honest ledge of the condition of a used are in the market for a good home of Mr. and Mrs~ Walter Dr. Robertson, a native of tor 2 years, Sincllilr.. · · · · joyed swimming and other ac part of the state. They maintain business practices deserve spe car has enabled them to offer for used car, stop In or call North• Wisconsin, came to Michigan ll The .general chairman of the tl'vltles. an extensive line of steel erec cial praise and his standing In the sale to the public late model cars west Auto Sales and be sure of Ml', and Mrs. Donald To~d. ~ears ago from New York City, 1965 Michigan Week, heading a tion e qulpment, we 1din g ma community Is assured because In excellent condition and In many complete satisfaction. attended the wedding of their to the First Presbyterian church committee organization that be chines, cranes and other heavy his basic business foundation Is nephew, Richard Gamhle of Na In Grand Haven. He accepted fore winter will total 10,000 equipment that has been employed sound. We therefore jo!n with poleon to Elisabeth V. Hudechek a call to the big Interdenomin people, Is Woodward c. Smith, in the excavating and construction friends and customers In pointing of Jackson at 9 o'clock on Sat ational church at East Lansing vice-president. of Central Mich of some of our largest and most with pride to Leland Beard, a man Blinkerlite Bar urday morning in st. John's Cath in 1960. Igan university at Mt. Pleasant, beautiful commercial buildings, providing a most useful sel'vlce, olic church In Jackson. They His appointment Is announced who has been a leader In tile also attended the reception at industrial plants and Institutions. in a good community, In a highly Operated by Russ & 11 Doe 11 Secrest by Lowell Treaster1 deputy gen activity for nearly 10 years. Equipment is available from reliable manner. the bride's and groom's home on eral chairm:lll of Michigan Week ,.,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,...,..,.,,.., People who truly like and en with Dave and Virginia, who en Gillet Lake road at 6 p.m. for central Michigan, who Is joy meeting and SGrv!ng the pub tertain every Friday and Satur Mrs. Mary Giddings and Mrs. director of infor matlon services lic may be termed "naturals" day evening. MonaBelle Stankiewicz of Leslie at Michigan State university, Cutler Oil Co. for bar proprietors and those Russ and Doe Secrest have dr·ove their cousin, Mrs, Edna Dates of the 12th annual Mich t ARE YOU 'THE RIGHT MAN' WE ARE 4 persons, the establishment and Olmstead to her home In Niles Igan Week are May lS-22, but prOduced a successtui busi Monday and returned on Tuesday. the customers often profit be ness with a constantly Increas Mr, Treaster called It a year cause of this Inborn quality, Ing patronage and they thorough Mrs, Olmstead spent the past around program and emphasized Car Wash week vlsltlng Mrs. Giddings. Russ and Doe Secrest combine ly enjoy their part In Its success. that the effort to enlist all 8 Mrs. Yvonne Battley of Detroit million citizens in national and ~ "~:E.~~~~ ~~,v~~~,c~~~~~~~~;~.~.. ~ Features Auto Reconditioning friendliness with business know People who appreciate accurate, t your income by working full or part time as our repre- • ledge in the operation of the was a Friday evening and Satur~ world -wide promotion of the state attentive service with "the Per day guest of her parents, Mr. ·• sentatilie in your own community-introducing to your • A clean car looks better... rides This firm, located at 514 E. Blinker lite Bar located on M-78 sonal touch" find patronizing the In connection with the 1965 cele , fellow-citizens an outstanding plan for retirement and Mrs. Jasper Terry. bration will begin In earnest im better and lasts longer. It has Saginaw in Lansing (phone 469- at the blinkerllght In Potterville, Blinkerllte a pleasure, and they income. 0 To people who are thinl1ing of and/or plan- 4 been proved time and again that 3 337) renders a complete ser (MI 5-8741) They feel that extra have the patrons to prove it. Melvin Toburen spent from mediately after Labor Day, ning for retirement, this type of insurance is of extreme • a professional wash job at regu vice in auto washing, professional service Is the best way to win Friday through Wednesday visit Word that the annual citizen interest-for it supplements Social Security payments • lar Intervals will keep your car polishing, Interior shampooing, new customers and to keep pres outspoken in their praise of ing his brother and family, Mr. campaign to promote Michigan and assures greater financial independence after re- • looldng and "feeling" its best. automobile undercoating and en ent ones who return often to this area and Its citizens, they and Mrs. stanley Toburen and will be world wide this time was ~ tirement. Because its benefits are so readily apparent, • The aim of the Cutler Oil Com gine cleaning, Leonard gasoline enjoy their favorite drink among seem eager to boost and become family in Dundee. given recently by Gov. George this program practically sells itself-as evidenced by • pany to offer a better-more com and oil are sold here for your friends amid a cheerful and con a part of any plan for local Romney, Its honorary chairman, t the fact that in the last year, retirement-minded citizens • M:r, and Mrs, George Rog when he ai:mounced that the theme across the nation bought policies of this kind valued In • plete car washing service has added convenler.,:e. genial atmosphere. progress. M·r. and Mrs. Secrest geman have returned to their been fulfilled and Lansing may You are cordially invited to are proud to play a part in tills of the 1965 Michigan Week will t billions. 0 The man we are seeking to represent our ~ home from a week's vacation at fast-growing, Michigan-based company must be of • be justly proud to have this busi The fact that the management visit the Blinker lite Bar, where actl vlty and we are pleased to be "Michigan -Dynamic in World Silver Beach, Cheboygan, :Progress." The governor asked good character and reputation in the community, sin- ~ ness In its trade area. Larry Ful and personnel find time for meri you may sing along or dance include them In this review, t firms, organizations and Individ • cerely interested in serving his fellow-citizens and will- • ton and the people at Cutler Oil torious civic participation marks Mr. and Mrs. ChariesToburen Co. Car Wash provide all the · and family spent sunday In uals to use the theme in cor J ing to work hard. If you think you are our "right man," • them as people who take pride Dundee. Their mother Mrs, respondence and many other please reply to the addr1ss below, enclosing a brief • services expected of a modern 1 biography covering your educational background and • car wash establishment, yet they in serving their friends and Elmer Toburen, returned to Dun ways. t neighbors, and members of a • business or protessiona/ experience and also a small ~ take the time to know their cus Willard's Hi-Lo Markets dee with them after spending a Treaster said Dr, Robertson , photograph of yourself which cannot be returned. • tomers and to extend the personal reliable firm that w!ll continue week In Onondaga, w!ll select his 5 county chair Interest that Is a part of every to serve this area In the same Three Locations to Serve You men by the middle of September transaction. reliable manner lnyearstocome, The Naomi circle of the Com and that they will be expected to t F.L. SHAW. 18930 GREENFIELD, DETROIT, MICH. 48235 4 continued patronage of a busi lard and sons, Wa.yne and Roger, munity church will have a picnic have their county Michigan Week ness establishment proves that have 1dent11led themselves with dinner at l p.m. Wednesday, Sep councils In operation soon after~ the management has a thorough many c!v!c eUorts in the Lan tember 2, at Baldwin park. Coffee ward. L...... J understanding of the necessary sing area but our main points will be furnished. He praised the way Ingham Flossie's Diner services to be rendered and that of praise in this issue are direc Mr. and Mrs, Austin Todd of county observed Michigan Week prices have been kept competl ted to their basic business policy. Leslie were recent · guests of this year under the chairmanship LANSING COMMUNITY Operated by Florence Depew tl ve at all Urnes with the quality This could not have come about Mr. and Mrs, Donald Todd, of Robert Yelvington, vice of the merchandise maintained COLLEGE Restaurants play an Important getlc worker In her own busi without their unswerving aim to Mr. and Mrs, George Iklns president of Capital Advertising part In the business and social year in and year out. We are give the utmost in service and were pleasantly surprised Sun agency of Lansing, Each com ness affairs, the proprietor, therefore proud to Include Wil life of any city and In Lansing, Florence Depew (known to many 1n value. By so doing, they have day afternoon when they were munity in the county had a Mich the Flossie Diner at 629 E. Kal lard's HI-Lo Markets, located retained the respect of custo guests of honor at their 25th igan Week organization. of her friends as "Flossie") at 1910 w. Saginaw, 1400 E. Mich Can amazoo plays an outstanding role has never refused to lend a mers, the loyalty and regard of wedding anniversary reception "Michigan Week has long since f, Igan and 4206 N. East In Lansing. employees and the confidence of given for them by their children: In this realm. (phone IV 9-6076) hand in civic and community af ceased to be a one-week cele • I Seeing a marvelous potential in (phone IV 5-0385 1 484-78351 and the community. Richard, Larry, Dianne, Donna, fairs. In these matters, she shows IV 2-4769) These friendly stores bration," Treaster said, "but this area for a good friendly an open mind and a generous Ron and Steve, of the u.s. Mar rather has become a great move Help feature a full line of quality staple We are certain that In the ines overseas, at the Onondaga diner serving real "honest-to attitude, These qualities undoubt groceries, fresh meats and pro future as In the past the Wil ment bringing Michigan people goodness" delicious food, the township hall. There were ap together for months of special edly account for her wide circle duce, dairy prOducts and frozen lards will spare no effort to jus business has been operated with of friends In this area. proximately 100 guests present activity each year In the Interest an eye to the future and has foods - all attractively displayed tify this confldance and will con from Atlanta, Michigan; Wauseon of their state. You Her ardent belle! in the sound and reasonably priced, tinue to maintain these popular kept pace with the growth both and Toledo, O~lo; Eaton Rapids, "This year we hope to enlist ness of this section's expansion People whose community pride food stores in a manner of w!1!ch in procedure and equipment. That Is no greater than the belief of Lansing and Onondaga, Mr. and thousands of citizens In the new Attain Your Goal runs high, the owners; Lou Wll- Lansing can be proud, Mrs, Ekins were presented with is apparently why It continues those who are acquainted with Michigan Minutem:ln program In in the to attract a large and discrim Florence that she and the F los sevel'al gifts and well wishes and which they pledge to speak In Inating patronage. sle Diner will continue to serve the evening was spent In dancing, behal! of their state when they Business World. In addition to being an ener- well and to prosper, visiting and enjoying refresh meet people from other parts Bob's Gulf Service ments. of the country," Peggy Jd.mson, daughter of Mr. A K!wanlan and a civic leader Popular with Car Owners and Mrs. Robert Johnson of In the Lansing area, Dr. Robert Bellevue road Is now employed Don't fall short of your The Beauty Box son !s no stranger to promotional goa I boca use of tack of The men who operate Lansing's way. Taking care of the crank at the Onondaga elevator, activities. From 1949 to 1953 training. Lansing Community Renders Complete Beauty Service service stations are among the case, changlng oil, complete lub There will be an Important he was assistant secretary for College offers planned programs most important In bringing good rication, expert tune ups, minor meeting for all project leaders stewardship and promotion at the that, if followed, assure you of initio I Smart, modern, up-to-date ready to assist. you to your com will to the city for their estab repairs of every nature and tire of the Onondaga Community Far national headquarters of the job placement. Give yourulf tho .. women realize that today, more plete satisfaction, Widely recog lishments are often the unoffi service are specialties here, and mers 4-H club at thehomf! of Mr. Presbyterian church In New added education that wi II make you cial greeting headquarters for more understanding, mare critical, .,.,... than ever before, appearance Is nized for their ability to pro~ they pick up and deliver anywhere and Mrs. Donald Todd Monday, York. He graduated from West one of, if not their greatest, newcomers and they are the last In Lansing, This friendly station August 31, at 8 p.m. Plans for Milwaukee high school In 1931, mare ski lied, and more valuable in vide the type of beauty treatment ya~r chosen career. asset. The beauty salon offers you desire, Jeanette and Janice pe1·sons to attend those leaving handling quality Gulf 011 PrOducts the year will be. discussed, Re from Carroll College at Wau the wife, mother, business woman have gained prominence In the the area. Lansing seems un Is Indeed a cred!tto the commun ports of 4-H members are to be kesha, Wis., In 1935 and from Me and the young miss the opportun community, They serve and usually fortunate In having men of Ity. ready to give to the Community Cormick Theological Seminary Business programs '-.: ity to present at all times her satisfy even the most fastidious, high calibre In this Important Bob, while doing a fine job as leaders by September 1. In 1938. While pastor of the most charming self. A satisfied patron is at all times business and fore most among "ambassador of goOd will" is are available in these No longer need the hair. the goal of The Beauty Box. The these Is the friendly and well wiWng to do even more. He Is wom:lll's "crowning glory" be business has been bullt and con known proprietor of Bob's Gull a booster for the Lansing area areas: Service at 3206 w. St. Joseph, Snyder's Radio & In disarray, for a visit to The tinues to grow today upon that and makes every effort to keep • MARKETING & DISTRIBUTION Beauty Box In Holt will provide practice of fair dealing, (paone 489-8582). his station In step with local for prompt correction of any We recommend the courteous progress. His help In community • ACCOUNTING, JUNIOR LEVEL You can rest assured whenyou TV Service hair styling or beauty difficulty. treatment you always receive at affairs Is as cheerfully given as • GENERAL CLERICAL The Beauty Box, located at The Beauty Box and the friendly, flU up with goOd Gulf Gasoline are the little free extra services Operated by Ernie Snyder 4303 W. Delhi in Holt is owned Informal atmosphere which pre at this friendly station, there that motorists always receive. at will be no missing on the high- • GENERAL BUSINESS and operated by Janice cummings valls there at all times. We sug Bob's Gulf Service station, To serve the public honestly, to the owner, Ernie Snyder for • SECRETARIAL SCIENCE and Jeanette Daft, both com gest that our feminine readers efficiently and cheerfully Is the his part in the onward progress pletely competent and well telephone 694-7526 for their next basic foundation many pro of this section. In so doing we • LEGAL SECRETARIAL SCIENCE trained operators who stand appointment, gressive business people have are merely putting into words • MEDICAL SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Plummer Machinery Co. found to .be the shortest route the opinions of those who know to success. In making this state and are acquainted with Ernie and ment, one man we have In mind Snyder's Radio & TV Service. Lansing Community College also offers Holt Standard Service Allis Chalmers Sales & Service Is the friendly and well knol'm outstanding programs in Engineering In this review of outstanding proprietor of Snyder's Radio & Mr. Snyder has earned his and reliable repair service and TV Service In Holt at 2304 N. Lansing area business people carry an extensive line of fac~ success by the method In which Technology, Health Sciences and & North Lansing Standard Cedar (phone OX 4-7221). The and firms we wish to call our tory approved parts, Their exPert he has accepted both civic and Liberal Arts. In the world of business there Jack Bulock, Gary Hall and readers' attention to the well,;, workmanship and dependable popularitY and patronage enjoyed business responsibilities, and we by this business accentuates the are many dependable men and Gary Bowser are outstanding ex earned position that the Plum~ sales more than please their trust that he will continue to Lansing Community College many progressive men but few amples of success gained through mer Machinery Co. at 419 N. many customers. ideals of courtesy and goOd serv serve people of this area as in ice that have been consistently is accredited by North Central are they who may be termed proper use of everyday oppor Cedar has attained In the bus!~ We feel that the Plummer Ma the past-honestly, courteously as both, These rare few are what tun!ties. They are quick-think ness life and agricultural devel chinery Co. deserves our heart applied in Its management, and efflc!ently,for years to· come. Association ol Collegu onrl keep the "Wheels of progress" ing men who are stabilized by opment ot Ingham County, The:v lest congratulations upon the The conduct of this business has done much to please people Secondary Schools, anrl by the rolling. having to their credit back- are Sales and servlcedealers!or splendid record they have estab rangement no matter what the of Holt, Mason and vicinity and Michigan Commission on College Three such men are Gary Hall, grounds of dependability in aU famous Allis Chalmers tractors lished and we wish for their long season or occasion. Jack Bulock and Gary Bowser, dealings. and farm Implements, (phoneiV- continued success. it is fitting and proper"'that ·we Elsessers specializes in fresh Accreditation. who operate the Holt Standard We needn't point out how or 2-6721) During the time this firm give credit where credit is due cut flowers and potted plants, Service (formerly Bogue's) at why these men are Important has been In business here they floral arrangements, and cor 1943 S, Cedar in Holt, and a In the area's progress for It Is have won a great many personal sages. They send flowers by Wll'e second station at 229 W. Gel. River clearly evident. The success ot friends and long standing, satis Elsesser & Hart Greenhouse anywhere. We suggest that our at. Seymour In Lansing; North their stations has been due in our fied customers. readers take advantage of the L:lllsing Standard Service, (Phone estimation to their Ingenuity and They have worked hard to de Serving Community Since 1922 beautiful sentiment contained 1n OX 4-0202 or 485-3332) fair prices, serve the confidence ot. both far a gUt of flowers by placing their . Since taking over the opera- With the Increase In the pace mers and townsfolk, and contin Flowers have alv..~.ys been an a special occasion, a tribute to order with Elsesser & Hart · t1on at these Standard stations, and the competition In the busl ue to work hard to maintain In Ideal gUt for any oc .Jolon. Noth~ beauty or a sentimental remem Greenhouse, Their telephone is these men have left nothing ness cycle, a growing community every way that high standard lng contains more sentiment than . brance. ox 4-4871, you may call any- · undone in providing patrons with can be confidently sure with such set for the operation of the Plum a gift of beautiful flowers, The Elsesser & Hart Green time, day or night. · Application for admission may be the very best In automotive ser- men as Gary Hall, Jack Bulock mer Machinery Company, whether It be a massive booquet house in Holt at 4292 Keller rd., Lawrence Elsesser, always secured from the college Admissions vice and prOducts. They special- and Gary Bowser In positions of The firm features a complete for decorative purposes · or a has .long -been a leader In the cooperative when able to lend !ze In rust proofing, front end leadership, setting a pace for line of farm tractors and equip. dainty corsage to adorn the finest floral Industry In this area, The assistance to any project tor civic Office. Phone, write or apply in alignment and general repairing expansion-yet holding steadfast ment, .Including such famous evening gown. We know ot. no friendly proprietor, Lawrence betterment, deserves tne pop~ person· Room 201, 419 N. Capitol and render a prompt, efficient the principles of honesty, depen~ names as -Allis Chalmers, Fox woman who does not appreciate Robert Elsesser, an expert 1n ularlty enjoyed by himself and his Ave. Phone 489.2471. Ext. 1 and courteous service, dabillty and fair play. and Farmhand, they offer prompt flowers as a gUt Jf 1t be on floral design and decorative ar- floral business. The Ingham County News~ Wednesday, August 26, 1964 - Page D-2 . I State Fair to Sho'.Y Hunting for Big-Time Sp.ort Withholding ,Tax R~ling Iler,.ick News Mrs. Harry Passow of Fonda, Mrs. Gerald Dally and daugh Ingham Farm Exhibits Iowa and Mrs. Elton Ellis of ter, Kathy, are spending this Is Upheld by U.S. Court Lansing were recent guests of week at the Ruth House home, VIsitors to the 1964 Michigan Dansvllle: Quarter Horses, Dale Mrs. Hut.h House. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Strobel, Mr, state · fair, to be held at the ·and Gilbert Rles, Dansville: R, I. Nixon, Detroit district and Mrs, George Phillips and Mr, Detroit Fairgrounds Friday, United States government, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen West were and Mrs, Jacob Strobel and chil Quarter Horses. Howard Price, director of Internal Revenue visitors last Thursday at the August 28, through September file monthly returns, dren, Betsy and Donnie, were Price's Pony Farm, Dansvllle: serylce said this week that In home of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy 7, will see more Michigan llve entertained at a birthday dinner Shetland Pony. Dan D. Creyts, ternal revenue regulations re The payments into the special Marx at Manches'ter. stocll and farm products than Lansing: Belgian Horse. RayLyn quiring employers to deduct and account in such circumstances at the Edward Strobel home last have ever been shown at the Tuesday evening, honoring the Stable, Raymond P. Salatl, Oke- withhold incom" tax from each must be made within 2 days Mrs, Nevah Yocom and susie state fair In Its entire 115 year mos: Appaloosa, . wage payment to employees have birthday of George Phillips, history, o! every payday. Severe penalties Gerhardsteln called on Mrs. M.l.rtln Taylor, Leslle: Ap- been upheld in the U.S. District are provided by Ia w for fallure Walter A, Goodman, general Gerald Douglas last Tuesday. Mrs. Stella Knoch and SUsie paloosa Horse, C. S, Philllps, court, to malte deposits and payments manager, announces a record Mrs, Grace Strobel Is con Gerhardsteln attended the Senior East Lansing: Morgan Horse. when the prescribed notice to do $141,000 In prizes wlll be a warded In a recent test of regiti3. valescing at her home. Citizens dinner last Thursday at Douglas Wisman, Stockbridge: tlons which Interpret the tax so has been issued the em this year, to the Com munlty hall, Morgan Horse, withholding provisions of the law, ployer. He predicts that the 1964 state James Lynn Snider W1111ams the U.S. District Court for the Servicemen fair will attract a record crowd Tony Sokol returned to hls work ton: Swine. John Selllioff, Dans Northern District of West Vir Nixon stated that detailed in In excess of the 1066 000 per Private First Class Hal F. In Detroit last Monday after a 1 1 v!lle: Sheep. W. D, Byrum, ginia rejected an employer with structions for withholding and sons that set, an all-time high Onondaga: Sheep. Richard D. month's lay off. mark In 1963, holding plan under which required payment of Income and social Dangler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Ponsar Byrum, Onondaga: Sheep, Income taxes are deducted from R, V. Dangler of Mason, was Local entries Include: security taxes are contained In recently promoted to his pre- and Mr • and Mrs. Lloyd Cullen Richard and Larry Dickinson, one out of four weekly paychecks. INGHAM sent rank \vhlle serving with the of Dearborn were Saturday guests Maple Grove Farm, Okemos: Ruling in a suit brought against Clrcul:ir E, -Employer's Tax William G, Hassel, ·Jr., Sheep. Derwood and Richard Seventh Engineer Battal!on, First at the Tony Sokol home. Ml'. and Wllllamston: Quarter Horses, the Government by A. Karl Sum Guide, which may be obtained Mrs. John Cullen and' Mr. and Dlcldnson, Maple Grove Farm, mers, president of Premier Marine Division, Camp Pendle- Mrs. John· Johnson of Dearborn Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam H. Eaton, Okemos: Sheep. Bradley C, from any local Internal Revenue Oltemos: Quarter Horses, Col Photo Service, Inc., Judge office In Michigan or by wrltinf? ton, Callfornia. The Seventh called on the Sokols Sunday. Weddon, Stockbridge: Sheep. Engineer Battalion supports the Mrs. Harold Green and chil- leen Dennis, Lansing: Quarter Charles F, Paul said: Marian Beth Pearson, Lansing: ••The Congress undoubtedly direct to District Director, In: d! vision in the construction phase Horses, Zoanna Kay Belen, Sheep, by road and building construction dren, Jerry and Julie, called on Holt, Quarter Horses. had more than the collection of ternal Revenue Service, Detroit, and the laying of mines. her mother, Friday afternoon. Connie Solem, Williamston: taxes under consideration In de Wllllam and Mary Bravender, Sheep, Larry M. Bronson, Web Mlclilgan 48231, Mr. and Mx·s. John Grlffes and vising its plan. The Congress Private John Eames Mr. and Mrs. Edward Strobel berville: Pigeons. Whitney W. Thrills n minute accompanied to the stirring· sounds of hounds W. III, extended to employees the •easy son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. attended the Eaton county 4-H Ham8s, Jr., East Lansing: Vege hot on the trllil of northern Michigan's "King of the Forest." Installment payment' plan so ex Thirsty Thieves tables. Whitney Hames, East That's the taste of excitement which hunters will savor with the Eames, Jr., of Mason, recent- fair at Charlotte last Wednesday w. tensively advertised In com. ly completed a weel~ of testing night. Lansing: Agriculture. Mahlon start of the Sept. 1-15 benr season in the Upper Peninsula. For Thirsty thieves stole more than TB Cattle most of these rugged sportsmen, the things that really count in mercia! selling. Covert, Leslie: Holstein Cattle. "The Congress, and properly 6 cases of soda pop and small ~~~h~f~:lenin~r~~nti~~~ Na~~lnt~~~ \t;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;.;.;.;~:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:i:~· Ronald w. Smith, Wllllamston: this. sport are the heart·p'?unding actio~ of the chase, the strlltegy· change from an outdoor vending makmg to tree one of these burly ammals, and the swift·footed so, sought to avoid 'the Impact Memphis, Tenn. During the week .... Doctor .... Holstein Cattle. Gerald A, Smith, machine operated by Ralph Fie~ Reactors teamwork of men and their dogs. And don 1t sell short the kicks of a too large deduction from Wllllamston: Holstein Cattle. big, 2202 ·Tomlinson road last he received a battery of aptitude ;~;~ C.J. HUbbard i.~;l.~: they.get from recounting their day's doings around the campfire a single pay 1 which the tests and was Interviewed to· ;:;: VETE INARI N Gary L, Smlth, Williamston: Hol at ntght. These are the moments to remember which will bring plaintiffs' device entalls, The Thursday. The machine was determine his ellgiblllty for tech- :;:; R A :;:; On Decline stein Cattle, I<. Angela Shaft, them back for another series of cross-country pursuits during the regulation simply carries out the forced open with a bar. The nical training to prepare him for ::;: 608 S. Lansin!J Strcor :;:; Holt: Hereford Cattle. Nell Orth, Oct. 1 - Nov. 5 bear season above the Straits nnd the Oct. 3-5 Congressional intent discernible amount of money taken was not duties In the aviation field of ;:; Phone OR 7.820 I ;:;: The number of Michigan cattle East Lansing: Beef Cattle. Sally determined. reacting to tuberculosis tests 1unr in the northern Lower Peninsuln.··Mich. Dept. of Conservation from the statutes themselves, and the marine corps. ·::.:::::~:·:·:·:·:·::;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::. Shaft, Holt: Beef Cattle. Is a valid exercise of the admin has dropped In the past 5 years Mahogany Farms, Wllliams to 36 reactors for every 10 000 istrative regulatory powers." 1 ton: Beef Cattle. RonaldHaarer, Bertrand M, Harding, acting animals tested from ll6 reactor Williamston: Beef Cattle. Rus cattle per 10,000 tested In 1959, com missioner of Internal Attention Tractor Owners sell Longfield, Williamston: Beef New Law Will Ban revenue, said that the court Cattle. International Beef Breed These surprising reductions decision reaffirms the agency's ers, Williamston: Beef Cattle are disclosed In a report to position that any withholding plan (Progeny Center). James H. Agricultural Director G. s. Me which defers the time of with Donahue, Williamston: Beef Freeway Hitchhiker Warehouse Intyre by Dr. R. M, Scott, tuber holding is in violation of the pro Cattle. culosis project leader In the The state pollee have called homes particularly on week visions of the Internal Rewnue state. The accelerated drive to Clinton Farms, Lyle Green, attention to 2 new Michigan laws Code. Mgr ., Leslie: Dairy Cattle. ends and vacation periods, has eradicate this costly disease In effective Friday, August 28, It Is not permissible, for Clearance Larry Dickinson, Okemos: Dairy added to the enforcement problem cattle is conducted by the Mich which specifically prohibit ped example, for the employers to Cattle. Patricia Smith, Wil of police patrols In having to re Igan Department of Agriculture's estrians traffic, Including h!tch defer withholding of the income In order that we may clear our warehouse for inventory purposes the following liamston: Dairy Cattle, move the pedestrians from these Livestock Disease Control Dlvl hil Ao otate ••nator ond cholrman of the Joint Legillatlve Ju~lclory Commit· TERl\lS: Cash. Lunch stand. tee, ne outnored and Introduced tnt Michigan Court Of AppUII ACI In Sale principals not responsible for accidents. 1163. It become low In 196t-and tho right ot citizens to prompt, llu cully appeals from trio! courts nu llten r01torod to uve Mlchl1an clll•••• time and monty. Eden Elevator FARRELL E. ROIERTS Por•onal •••-•round R.. EM E M B E R 1 • 42 ynrs old-Mtrrlld, IWI THE NAME I 5 ·warren W. Gallaway, owner e II Scltnco-AnOiptlll, 1944ri=:r • llocnet1r. II Llw-u. 11 M.- ROBERTS WAYNE G. FEIGHNER & ASSOCIATES e ~~lflnt PrtHCUtlr-lfSI e Stolt RIJII'IHntltiYt-ltH-H Mlcllltan C:IUrl II A,ptlll ·' • 5talt StnatDr-"'0.'4 • Ylleron-Werid War 11 an 11 nan·Jonlnm biiiOI- 2nG lllllrlel ''The Auctiane"s." Mason, Mich., Phone 676·5028. Ktl'll · Primary I!IICiian, le,l. 1 ·, tCommillee to Eitel PcmeiJ I. JloJI.,III Specializing in Estates, Farm Sales, Liquidations. Call for your sale date. The Ingham County News, Wednesday, August 26, 1964 - Page 0-3 .· Best 4-H Club Exhibited Bumper Seed Wheat Crop Certified Earlier To Be at Annual MSU Show Nea,rly 31000 youths represent are AU!l'USt 31 through Septem!Jer receive "Clover Awards" at an inll' Michigan's 741500 4-H'ers 3, early evening banquet, All lead will brinll' about 51000 exhibits to "State Show climaxes our ers will be honored at a special Michl!l'an State university for the entire year," said Russell Maw evening program In the MSU au 49th annual State 4-H show--the by1 state 4-H club dl,rector. "New ditorium. "Olympics" of Michigan's 4-H clubs start organizing In October year, Dates of the 4-day event and Immediately go to work on M.1wby r.~tes several new pro projects ranging from archery to cedures and trends In the show vegetable judging. Counties send this year. ••No market livestock Do It Right; only their top project winners to classes In beet, sheep or swine East Lansing," wUl be shown or sold In the The event brings many rewards show," he reports. "This Is The past we ell saw another because the number of county teen-age battle In Ingham county, The curfew ordinance provides Seek Advice, beyond prize ribbons and prem that any minor under the age ot Iums. Young people get In marJ(et livestock shows and sales It ended with one boy being stab- has Increased significantly In re bed, ' 12 wlll not be permitted on the spiration and Ideas and mP.et streets or other thoroughfares ot Then Build many new fr!encls, Also, this trip cent years," The Incident has brought sor row Into 2 homes and shocked the city between the hours of Fred Schllllnll' of Eau Claire to the MSU campus Influences Educational sessions of Inter 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. unless ac is convinced it pays to see!( ad many youngsters to seek higher est to adults as well as the a community, One boy is In a Lansing hospital, the other is companlecl by a parent or guaJ'd• vice before buldlng a large apple education. 4-H'ers are growing, Mawby re ian or some other person over facility, Thousands of parents wUl be on ports, Tours to research bulld facing a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon to commit 21 years of age delegatee! by the Recognition . of the need for hand to share the experience, lng.s and crops ancl soils re parent or guardian to accompany proper planning and the desire Wednesday has been set aside as search plots south of the camnus the crime of murder, the chile!, It all began because a group to consult with experts before parents' day to recognize the are planned to keep Michigan The law provides also that no 11 of East Lansing youngsters came starting to build paid off fol' crucial role mom and dad" play folks Informed on scientific ex minor under the age of 16 shall Schilling. in 4-H. State Show Is ftlled with plorations In agriculture. to Haslett to "crash" a dance at the high school, Investigating be permitted on the streets ancl When Schilling decided to build countless examples of family co More than ever before, contes other city thoroughfares and a storage fac!llty to handle apples operation. tants will visit wlth judges about officers say, This led to free for-all fighting, which Is begin parks between the hours of mid from his 65-acre orchard, he The state's 14,000 adult 4-H the strengths and weaknesses of night and 6 a.m. unless accom. sought aid from Glen Antle, dis club leaders w!llhave their day on exhibits. This Improves the ed ning to be a common occurrence among certain groups of teen pan! eel by a parent or guardian or trict marketing extension spe Tuesday. Leaders with 20, 251 ucational value of contests, Maw agers these days. someone over 21 years of age cialist for southwest M:.chlgan. 30 ancl 35 years of service Will by says. delegated by the parent to ac Angle arranged a meeting with What passes through the minds company the minor. of these youngsters when they Michigan State university horti Any person over the age of 17 culturists, food scientists and ag forget the Christian way of llfe and fight like animals In a jungle? Permitting, assisting or abetting ricultural engineers with consid or encouraging any minor under erable experience In designing Are they the types of Individuals 17 to violate provisions of the State Police Map who thrill to the sight of blood fruit storage facilities. ordinance Is guilty of a violation Besides apples, Schilling also or the destruction of property? Perhaps the time has come of the ordinance and may be has 35 acres of peaches, 30 punished upon conviction there acres of tart cherries and ad when legislative action Is needed Holiday Road Plan to provide laws which will give of by a fine not to exceed $100 ditional acreage of pears and or imprisonment In the county jail pollee the power to deal with sweet cherries, With a high traffic volume not to exceed 90 days orbothflne schedUle will be In effect from Herbert R Pettig:~ve (left), Secretary: Michigan Crop Improvement Association, ancl Robert these youngsters with the same Antle convinced Schilling that expected In Michigan over the 3 to at least 9 p.m. each day. Moore, ~ls1e, Certlf.'ed. Wheat Growe;, mspect ·the larg? full heads of wheat that produced high and Imprisonment. it -vas advantageous to purchase Labor day week end, the sum authority as that given them to Pass days are cancelled. "':heat y1elds for M1ch1gan farmers tlus year. Sa1d Pettlgrove, "Most Michigan farmers indicated cleal with adults. The ordinance covers any a small tract of land located mer's last major holiday, the The State Pollee will be as y1elds that ranged ~rom 40 to aver 70 bushels per acre," High yields can be attributed to proper This Is not a condemnation of youngsters In or on any motor nearly one mile from his farm, State Pollee will operate special sisted by 114 members of the management, cert1fled seed, and excellent growing conditions. Certification of wheat seed was made vehicle or In any public place. all teen7agers. Those who engage but on a state highway and build patrols from noon Friday, Michigan National Guard Fri 10 to 12 days earlier this year due to the record number of over 90' days in June, In other words, as Chief Tim the storage faclllty at that loca September 4 to midnight Mon In these lawless acts are In the 1 day, Saturday and Monday, serv minority--but it Is a minority Stolz of the Mason pol!ce points tion. Loaded trucks can travel day, September 7, in an effort Ing as second men on two-man out, for every child picked upfor the state highway at any time of to hold down accidents, Com that, unless it Is stopped, could patrols or on point controls, turn this nation Into barbarians. violation of the curfew ordinance, the year, but not to the proposed missioner Joseph A. Childs re An Iffy in Switzerland a parent could be arrested, farm site. ports. Mason Sets **** The $135 000 facility has ample Haslett for the moment Is In ...... 1 During the 78-hour holiday In CROP Buys Beans The disorderly conduct or apple packing space for four cold the spotlight of publicity because 1963, 6 multiple death accidents dinance also has clauses which storage rooms equipped for con kUlecl 18 persons, more than Tenure Talk of the fighting of teen-agers. But trolled atmosphere and regular For Foreign Use You Notice Little Things the same thing coUld happen any. could curb teen-age outbreaks, 1/2 the weekend's toll of 35 Members of the Mason board where. The ordinance prohibits among · cold storage, Compressors are which was the highest for a Three Church World Service of education have scheduled a In fact, Mason pollee last week other matters "loitering about or housed In a separate low-cost Labor day period since 1949, special meeting for Friday morn trucks loaded out of Saginaw received a tip that a group of In any street, alley, park, public building located so It won't Inter when 38 dlecl, and 2 more out of Henderson ing, August 28, at the offices of Here, Doug Sanders Says fere with future expansion plans. youngsters from another town place or public building or collect Childs emphasll::ecl that chan this month to complete a School Superintendent M, Chand or stand In crowds or arrange,. Each of the 42foot square stor This Is another in a series were coming here to crash a ces for multiple death accidents 3201000 pound purchase of beans ler Nauts in the junior high school you before you place your order. encourage or abet the collection age 1·ooms has capacity for 12,500 of articles from Douglas Sanders, dance. Pollee cars mobillzecl, ex are greatly Increased during hol by Michigan CROP for shipment bu1ldlng to discuss teacher tenure These are just a few of the of persons In crowds for Illegal bushels of apples in crates or International Farm Youth Ex pecting another battle such as Idays because motoring trips are to Burundi, Algeria, and Haiti. ancl hear a report on the progress everyday things so common in or mischievous purposes In any 15,000 bushels stored on pallets. that In Haslett but nothing hap. generally family affairs and there on construction of an acld!tlon to change delegate to Switzerland. Switzerland. There are many street, alley, park or publlc place Although Schilling plans to rent These shipments were made He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. pened. A group of youths from are many more cars on the l'oads, the Alaledon elementary school. mol'e. Many differences are also another town did come to Ma or building." storage space this year to other "However, high hol!day tolls possible by contributions left Charles Sanders, Mason, and Is present In the United States son and attended the dance. There Nor shall any one "disturb the growers, it won't be long until are not inevitable,'' Childs said. over from the 1963 campaign •• A regular meeting of the board a senior at MSU. His address purposely held to meet needs between families, cities, ancl was no trouble and the dance went public peace and quiet by loUd, he has enough of his own apples "Michigan records show there is: Doug Sanders, % Mr. c. E. bet ween people in different walks that .might (and did) arise before Is planned for September 9. Reg off without Incident. boisterous or vulgar conduct or to more than fill the facility. were only 12 deaths for the Labor Zalm1 Division of AgriculiUl'e, or life. Taldng time to notice words, or by Improper diver the 1964 harvest ancl CROP cam ular board meetings usually are Laupenstrasse 25 Berne, The building was designed so clay period in 1958 and 13 the 1 a few of these differences can add **"'* sion" or "obstruct, resist, hin heat from the controlled atmos paign materialized. on the 1st Monday of each month, Switzerland. Educators, who work almost year before. Drivers can assure more joy to your life and appreci constantly with juvenlles, blamP. der or oppose any member of the phere units would warm the apple themselves a safer holiday trip The 1964 campaign slogan, but the September meeting was ---- ation for the world around us. police force or any peace officer packing area during the winter put over to Wednesday, Septem. 'We've all been places and seen boredom for some of the troubles by driving courteously and "EVERY F AM!LY FEED A PER arising among teen-agers. In the discharge of hls duties months. Two wells at the storage reasonably at all times. Bring SON,'' is expected to provide ber 9, because the first Monday many new things, but so often the as such." r.an also be used for Irrigation little things seen from day to day They point out that these young the family back alive." many additional truckloads of of that month Is a legal holiday. Chief Stolz says his men will of nearby crop land. tend to go unnoticed. [!Is strange sters with nothing to do find time The State Pollee special patrol good, ~utrit!ous Michigan beans, Labor clay. enforce both ordinances to the that In another country, how these Law Officer hanging heavy on their hands, so they !l'et together and cook up letter. little things that we tend to take "Right now", he said, "it ap for granted, lalte on new dimen plans to visit another town where Receives In many cases they become em pears that things are quiet and sions and meaning, When travel normal here. We hope Mason The Man Ingham County Needs ... Ing In a foreign country, many broiled In arguments with other teen-agers and soon fists begin youngsters will see fit to dis things appear new but become courage any gang activity." common place after only spend Thank You to fly. Robert Brown of Leslie has But In these recent cases there Ing a short time there. The melees of the past few In Switzerland, the roads In a warm spot in his heart for the have been weapons Involved- Ingham county sheriff's depart lethal weapons. weeks have shown that the youths most cases are a winding maze Involved have no regard for law mr.nt and especially one of Its THOMAS H. SKEHAN covering the country-side. Sel Police had a report last week or order and whether an ordin officers, Deputy Robert Murphy, that a boy armed with a gun was dom are they straight. They wind ance or two will faze them re around the hills and mountains Brown had occasion to go to seeking out an ••enemy" In an mains to be seen. for and same of the roads have hair Flint last week and when about other town with the idea of using pin turns on the hillsides. I only 12 miles from his deS:Inatlon, the gun If necessary, If these laws falltodeterthem wish you could be here with me his car developed a flat tire. Already youngsters have then it Is about time that parent~ and see some of the wonder of reached the stage where they of youths bent on destruction ancl As Brown was preparing to take hurl bricks, bottles and stones ·Prosecuting Attorney the country-side and the beauti off the flat tire and replace It fighting, sat down with their off ful scenery with the winding roads at pollee cars and law enforce spring and showed them the error with a spare, Deputy Murphy, ment officers. of their ways. so much a part of Switzerland. on his way to Clio on pollee The Swiss have an ingenlus That happened at a melee at Republican business, drew up alongside. a ballroom on the shore of Lake If that falls then perhaps per way of keeping pop or soda fresh He stopped and lnqulrecl if he suasive use of a policeman's after the bottle has been opened, Lansing a few weeks ago. Officers could be of any help, Brown belleve that last week's affair nightstick may help. Instead of ha vlng a separate bottle assured him he could, so Mur Over 5 Years cap stopper, the bottle tops are at Cornell and Haslett road was phy climbed out of his car, re an aftermath of the brawl at the * constructed to stay on the bottle. moved the wheel from Brown's Criminal Trial Experience dance hall. The cap is porcelain with a car and replaced It with the Tomatoes to Come rubber ring around the bottom Sheriff's detectives have ques spare, put the flat tire and tioned several young people who of the cap which fits Into the wheel In the trunk, and then In Bigger Boxes top of the bottle. This Is held were at the scene of the fight drove on, Ing last week. They all tell much The 10 pound wire handled lt Chief Assistant Prosecutor In place by a wire lever system. tomato carton, a long familiar Another difference In Switzer the same story. There was a Brown was especially thank dance at the high school. Many of sight in grocery stores, may land Is that water is never served ful for the deputy's help, be them attended. Then a group of soon be a thin~ of the past, to you at a restaurant unless you cause he has a heart ailment order It, However, In the United youths arrived from East Lan and changing tires is not regard sing and there were reports of "Although the wire handled Long Time Resident States Ice water is on the Iallie ed as the best excerclse for per carton has been used only In the when YOII arrive or brought to fights and many oftheteen-agers sons with weak hearts. deserted the dance to go to the southwest Michigan area, It has Of Ingham County always enjoyed wide usage and s~ene of the mlllee. There, some success," reports Glen Antle, of them took part and the others Don-Metta Farms sat In cars and watched. district marketing •!XIenslon When officers arrived the agent in the Benton Harbor area. Veteran World groups dispersed. Yet the produce trade wanted Registered something different. So tomatoes Here in Mason**** police have been !" ' ... . War II (37 Years Old) are now being sold in 20-pound ,·.,'· \ equipped with 2 new ordinances boxes. ·~·.'.-:~...·:.·.··· ...• which they IJel!eve wlll strength ···-. -' ,, ..., Holstein Dispersal . ·<·. . en their hand In curbing any out One of the real problems has Monday, August 31st 11 A.M. breaks of juveniles . been overf1ll!ng the 10 pound ...... '~.. < Active Republican Worker One is a curfew ordinance. carton, says Antle. But this is no * At the form located 7 miles east of Owosso, Mich. on M 21 to The other Is a disorderly sta problem with the new tomato Kerby Rd., 3/4 mile south from Corunna, 3 miles east to Kerby tute. Both went Into effect here box since sales are made on the Rd., 3/4 mile soulh or 15 miles west of Flint on M21 to Kerby Rd. this week, and both of them have basis of 20 pounds of tomatoes teett1. per box. Dedicated to the People 70 Head of Registered Hoslteins 70 * 1963 Herd Average: -15,505 M • 533 F of Ingham County 1962 Herd Average: 16,242 M - 576 F 1964 H'er\l Average will be the highest yet - See the . .. In 10 mos. 13,767 M - 486 F ~; .··.\ Average for last 10 years is over 15,000 lb. milk - 515 lb. fat McCormick zt}.: a 16 cows w111 be fresh by sale time :. 7 heifers' due by Sept. 1 * Qualified 3 cows with over 700 lb. fat - 11 cows with over 600 lb. fat International~ 16 Two 2-yr.olds over 700 lb. fat Thomas H. Skehan There are 13 daughters of Budd Farm Master Jo- 9 have. Field ..... Harvester completed records that average 559.4 lb. fat There are 20 daughters of Budd Farm Royal Metta • whose 15 nearest dams average:25,407 lb. milk, 1004 lb. fat. His Vote September 1 for dam, Budd Farm Miss Dolly, classified 87 - had at 4 yr., 365d, 769 lb. fat- 23,682 lb. milk. She Is a full sister to Budt:·Farm Johanna Ace who i~> in use at Western Pa. Art. Breeders Co-op. Budd Farm Royal Metta Is a son of Royal Heir and Is selling. This Is one of the top producing herds In Michigan. Complete THOMAS H. SKEHAN line of Dairy Equipment including Bulk Tank, E.C.M. Feeder Bunk, 7 ton bulk Grain Bin. Cattle T.B. & Bangs Tested. Calf.Vacc. ·y;s;rt;,, today; ~·· for Terms may· be arran get! through the National Bank of Detroit, .. GITA. ···.· .. , Mr. Kehrl. Lunch served. DIMONSIRATIONt . --~ ·, .. ...,~ ·.. ·.; ,_, .... ~..... ; ·-_ :r Prosecuting Attorney DON MITCHELL, HAROLD BENNER, Republican Owner MANAGER For catalogs or reservations call or write uThe Man Ingham County Needs" Glenn Casey, Sale Manager & Auctioneer, Williamston, Mich Williamston Implement ,, Phone 655-2251 or 655-2930 105 High Strut ph. 655-2671 The Ingham County News, Wednesday, August 26, 1964 - Page D-4 The Ingham Kurth, McM~nn County News Win Best t Ball Event HASLETT - Winners In the men's best ball tournament at the Pine Lake Country club here Dansville were the team of Phil Kurth and IGeorge McMann with a 6'1. Max Hoffman and Gene Roeloff were Notice of Primary 1 runners-up with a 68. News Mrs, Roberta Jury and Mrs, B, Gray were winners for the ______: ___j year In the Lansing Country club final, Trophies also were pre The Past Matrons club of the lng guests of Mr. and Mrs, Earl sented to Mrs. Mary Hynes and Dansville 0, E. S, had a picnic Davidson, Mrs, Carol Kelly for the past dinner at Potter Parle In Lan· Miss Mary Ella Powers and season's play, sing Thursday, August 20, with sons, Gerry and Joe,, and Rob Thirty couples of the Pine 10 members and one visitor at ert Zlawlnsld of Fort Lauder Lake Country club enjoyed a tending, The next meeting will dale, Florida called on Mr. and supper Saturday, August 151 at be with Mrs, Vera Casterlin of Mrs. Ear !Davidson last Tuesday, the club, Community singing was Mason on October 1. They also called on their aunt, a feature of the evening's pro The Howlett school reunion will Mrs, Lydia Mitchell Tuesday, gram. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brooks Ladles' day at the club was be Saturday, August 291 at the Northwest Stockbridge church were Saturday guests of Mr, last Wednesday with Mrs. Cleo hall. A potluclc dinner at noon Is and Mrs, Cecil Cole of Jaclc Orvac as luncheon chairman. planned. Each person Is aslced to son In honor of Cole's birth bring his own table service, day, lemon juice and sugar for lemon M r, and Mrs. James Barldey of Library Lists Ingham County, Michigan ade, Everyone In any way con Detroit spent Sunday with her nected or interested In the re sister, Mrs, William Musolff. Its New Hours union is welcome and urged to Thursday afternoon Mrs. Mus attend. olff was a guest of her son, Neale HASLETT • The Haslett 11· Kenneth Woods Is In Wash Musolff and family of Haslett. brary story hour was finished Tuesday, September 1 Ington, D.C. this week as a dele-. Mr. and Mrs, David Diehl and at the Library the last of July gate to the 1964 National 4-H family spent last week with Mrs. to pre-school age children. This Citizenship short course, Diehl's parents, Mr, and Mrs. was sponsored by Haslett Mrs, Bessie Lake of Saginaw Earl Pugsley of Hart, womens Literary club. Twenty Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. for the offices of Governor, 6th District spent last week with her sister Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Hayhoe children attended one day a week Mrs, Marguerite Cook. and family of Dimondale, Mr. and for 6 weeks. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Whitaker Mrs. Donovan Hayhoe and family Starting the week of Labor Congressman, State Senator-24th and 30th Districts, State Legislators- 57th, 58th a~d and family of Waukesha, Wiscon of Leslie and Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd day the new hours at the Library sin are spending the week with Hayhoe Jr, of Hawley road were wlll be. Tuesday, 2 to 5 p.m.; Whitaker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. week end guests of their mother, Wednesday, 1 to 3; Thursday, James Whitaker of Murray road, Mrs, Carla Hayhoe, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9, and Satur 59th Districts, Prosecuting Attorney, County Sheriff, County Clerk, Treasurer, Register near Dansvllle, Miss Anna Heins and a girl day, 1 to 3. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reese friend of Mason were Sunday of Williamston were Sunday din afternoon guests a£ Miss Heins' of Deeds, Drain Commissioner, 2 County Coroners, County Surveyor, Judges 2nd ner guests of Mr, and Mrs. JamP.s uncle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Former Okemos Call, Ted Heins. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Witt of Mrs. William Musolff, Ml'S, Residents Back District Court of Appeal.s, and Delegates to County Conventions. North Miami, Florida and Mr. Lucien Ruest, Mrs, Rolland Wing and Mrs. Aethen Witt were Mon. and Mrs. Nolan Wemple attend day evening guests of Paris Witt ed the Ann Arbor district pro. Home for Visit and family, Tuesday evening din gram planning workshop for the OKEMOS - Mr. and Mrs, Ralph ner guests of Mr. and Mrs, W,S,C.S, at Stoclcbrldge last Stlllman of Doble road and Mr. Howard Witt and sons of DeWitt Tuesday, and Mrs. Robert Stillman of Fort and Wednesday dinner guests of Mrs. Bernice Wheeler attended the Wheeler reunion at Saglna w Myers, Florida called on Mrs. Polling Places for Respective Townships Mrs. Laura Bachman. Thursday Mlldred Hammond Tuesday. morning Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sunday and spent the week end ' Witt left the Detroit Metropoli with her daughter and family, Mr. The Robert stlllmans are In tan airport by plane for Neward, and Mrs. Ronald Parisian of Fow Michigan for a month visiting lerville. New Jersey wheretheywlllspend their daughter and family In Nor a few weeks visiting their sons M.iss Louisa Vogt of Lansing and Cities Are as Follows: thern Michigan and sisters In and before returning to their home In spent the week end with her around Mason. Florida, They spent 17 days here brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. as guests of their nephew the George Vogt, They all visited Stillman was a farmer and Aethen Witts and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James Lucas at lived many years on the farm Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Taylor Portage lalte near Munith Sun where he was born on Still and family and M.r. and Mrs. Glen day, man road. City of Mason Sharland and family attended Mrs. Bessie Turnbull accom Vevay Township church at the Methodist church panied her daughter, Mrs, Verna Mrs. Stlllman was a buyer at Polling Places: - In Brighton Sunday and they, with Wade of Lansing, on a tour of ,a Lansing store for many years. Polling Place: Vevay Town Hall Mr. and Mrs, Jack Waterstradt northern lower Michigan lasl Precinct 1, Court House, West entrance, 1st floor and family, were surprise dinner week. with Mr. and Mrs, Earl Town Precinct 2, City Hall Blanche Wheeler, Clerk guests of Rev. and Mrs, Robert M·~. and Mi.'S, Alfred Sherman send of Indian River and the last Brubaker and family Sunday. Rev. spent Sunday with their daugh of the week with Mr. and Mrs, Precinct 3, Court House, East entrance, 1st floor Brubaker was a recent pastor ter and husband, Mr, and Mrs, Leslie Louden of W!1!te Cloud. at the . Dansvllle Methodist Fred LaLone of Kalamazoo, Mr. and Mrs. Paul West and Harold Barnhill, Clerk church and Is now pastor of the M:~s. Alfred Sherman spent family took a motor trip through Brighton church, several days last week with he.r the upper part of the lower pen Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Swan sister1 Miss Ernestine Keene of Insula Saturday and Sunday. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ypsilanti. Mr. and Mrs. David Woods Bud Douglas of Fowlervllle spent Wilbur Koons of Mason was a entertained for Sunday dinner last week at Niagara Falls and Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs, Lydia Swan and son, Ben, other points In the eastern states, Mrs. Edgar Scrlpter. of Mason; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kaye Maran spent the week end Mr. and Mts. Aethen Witt en Quillen of Lansing and Charles at NorthPort with friends, tertained Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Woods in honor of the birthday Onondaga Township Bunker Hill Township The Community Aid wlll meet Gibbs and son, Tom, of Nash of Mrs, Quillen, the for mer Beth Polling Place: Onondaga Town Hall with Mrs. Nora Frost of Okemos ville for dinner Sunday at the Woods. Polling Place: Bunker Hill Town Hoff September 3, Schuler restaurant in Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kelley of Lawton Hedglen of Mason was and visited the Hidden Lake gar. Farmington spent Sunday with Ralph B. Rhodes, Clerk Maretta Lawrence, Clerk a Sunday dinner guest of his dens at Tecumseh in the after her sister and husband, Mr, and brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. noon, Mrs, Jay Boyle. Paul Hedglen. Sally Durham of Mrs, Leah Grosshans and son, Mrs. Iva Clickner spent from Mason was also a Sunday dinner Freddie, of Fitchburg and Mrs. Monday until Thursday with Mrs. guest of the Hedglens. Nina Wing visited their sster • ,nnah Abbott at Pleasant lake. Mr. and Mrs, James Stewart and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dar Mr. and Mrs. Rex Townsend and son of Mason spent Sun ryl Wilkinson of Lansing Friday and Mrs, Laura Bachman visit day evening with Mrs. Stewart's evening, ed Mrs, Owen Bachman, Sr. at parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Mr. and Mrs, Rolland Wing and the Lansing General hospi West, family spent Sunday afternoon and tal Thursday. Mrs. Effie West spent the week evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wen Mr. and Mrs, Loa! Townsend Delhi Township Leroy Township end with hr daughter and family, dell Wright of Vermontvllle. of Northwest Stockbridge were Mr. and Mrs, Grant Dunsmore of Mr. and Mrs. William Garner Sunday dinner guests of Mr, and Polling Places: Polling Place: Leroy Community Hall, Monroe. spent the first part of last week Mrs. Rex Townsend, Precinct 1 and 6 - Delhi Town Hall Mrs, Marian Davis, Misses Webberville Myrnetta Curtis and Margaret Precinct 4 and 9- Holt Methodist Church Curtis were luncheon guests of Precinct 5- Holt Fire Station Mr. and Mrs, Lowell Butler of Vernon Hodge, Clerk Dexter Saturday, , 17th Annual Dansvil.le Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Ph111p Scrlp Enid Lewis, Clerk ter and family were Sunday guests Booster Club of Mr. and Mrs, Don Marshall of Jackson, Mrs, John Merchant and daugh. ters were Sunday evening guests AUCTION and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Goeller of Battle Creek Saturday after at Diehl farm, I block north of main corners in Dansville White Oak Township Aureli.us Township noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ear 1 Showers. Polling Place: White Oak Town Hall Polling Place: Aurelius Town Hall Mr. and Mrs. Don Glover of Saturday, Sept. 5, 1964 Webberville were Sunday dlnne r Wayne J. Baker, Clerk Willard. Droscha, Clerk guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sale commences at 12:30 P.M. Whitman. June Whitman of Grass Baked Goods and Rummage Sole in Conjunction Lake Is spending several days with her brother and wife the MYF Lunch Stand Bruce Whitmans. Mrs. Harold EdwardsandMrs. Gladys Yaeger of East Lansing FURNITURE MISCELLANEOUS and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mitchell Davenport and Chair Quantity of Plywood ·were Monday dinner guests of Enci Tobie Doors Rugs Light Fixtures Alaiedon Township Mrs. Lydia Mitchell In honor of Brld9e Lomp Office Chair Williamstown Townshi~). her birthday, Dining Tobie Poultry Wi•e Polling Place: Alaiedon Community Hall Mrs, Jud Sweet and Mrs, Hat Sideboard Kitchen Sink Polling Place: tie Goodrich of Lansing were Oak Roehr Mirror guests Thursday of Mrs, A.J. Kitchen Tabfc Venetian Blind Lyle Oesterle, Clerk Precinct 1 -Williamstown Town Hall on Sherwood Rood Miller and Mrs, Irene Braman, S OverstuUcd Chairs Ironing Boord Precinct 2- Old Williamstown Town Hall on North Mr. and Mrs. VIncent Gillett Library Table 4 doz Steel Posts and family of Nov! were Thurs Cot'CI Table 40 ,;a/. water heater Williamstown Road Kitchen Table day afternoon guests of Mrs, A.J. Miller with Mr. and Mrs, Glendora G. Bixby, Clerk Louis Yuhasz and family of Holt ANTIQUES TOOLS vlsltlng Mrs, Mlller Sunday af Round Walnut Table Lawn Mower ternoon, Walnut End Toblo Quantity Small Tools Glassware Hoover Vacuum Sweeper Mr. and Mrs, Earl Rlsch were Wooden Rocker with Attachments SUnday dinner guests of Mrs, Brass Bed Risch's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Underwood of ------Eden in honor of the birthday of Clare Baker Auctioneer Wheatfield Town ship Ingham Township Mrs, Risch. Polling Place: Wheatfield Town Hall Larry Lee F~ery of Leslie All proc:eerls go into Churc:h lmprovemenf Fund Polling Place: Ingham Town Hall spent last week wlth his grand If you hove a;tic:les fa donate or sell on commission bring parents, Mr.· and Mrs, Earl Jean Soule, Clerk Risch, day of action or call Leland Perrine, Clerk Mr. and Mrs. Warren MJeller an :I family spent several days last Dorn Diehl Rev. Sirotti week wtth her uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. William J. Donnelly MA 3-2631 MA 3-2501 • at Lake Cadillac, Mr. and Mrs, Rex Hulllberger M!Jny_ more items to be added to this Iist by sale time. · of W1lllamston were Friday even- 34w2 The Ingham County News, Wednesday, August 26, 1964- Page b-5 Marriages and Divorces LEGAL NOT/Cf!S MARRIAGES STATE OF MICHIGAN DlVOROEJS THE PRODAfE COURT FOR John C Arnsman 21 Lnn Frederick Fox vs Marva D INGHAM COUNTY sing Julin Anne Toothalmr Fox August 14 19 Cable Lalcc Shirley M RapelJe vs Dan Sing Chill Tang 29 Wayne 1el W RapelJe August 14 l(ln Ling Chow 28 East Lnn I{'atheryn E Hunter vs sing Robert 0 Hunter August 14 Roger John Grant 28 Lan D1ana D Campbell vs Rob sing Bonita Jean Snfder 27 crt I Campbell August 14 Lnnslng Elise E Portee vs John Richard Harold Wallter 33 Carl Portee August 14 Haslett Noeme Galvan 27 Harold Ray Brown vs Bet Lansing ty May Brown August 14 P1eston Thomas Rapelje bara A DeWeese August 14 45 Lansing Blanche Sara Dolores Brewer vs Scott Courser 44 Lansmg LeRoy J DeWeese vs Ba1 ba1 a A DeWeese August 14 Bobby Joe Ranldn 22 Lan Brewer August 14 sing Sandra Kay Waltulsl of Mo t~agce 33wl3 County N ws, TheBaste Side IT'S that time again, .. the time that ~hallenges anew an army of vigoro111 American youth to the task of preparation in basic education that will equip them with know-how for their tomorrows. Here young minds ADVENTIST fresh from their bowl of wheaties, assemble for classroom and EPISCOPAL CON'T. BUNKER lULL SEVENTill>AY METHODIST CON'T. ADVENTIST, Elder J.M, Hnaty. li' arrvJCo (communion), 10 a.m.: playground training. Dear Teacher, responsibility lies heavy on •hyn, paator, ~rvlcca every famll)' acrvlco, morninG' prayer and August, wiU• Church school Saturday, 5allbath school, IOa.m,, third SUnday#, other Sundays ho at 9 a.m. and Uulon Service• pruchtng aervlce, II a,m, ly communion; nuraery tor small With Tho Presuy.tcrlan Cburch, your shoulders. Don't forget that along with reading and chUdron, clatJIU!~ lor all others; llltornallnl between 'lhc two BOLT SEVENTH·DA\' AD Wedneada~, ll:OO, evening prayer. church auditoriums. writing and airthmetic -lessons in how to live God's way VENTIST, I 1/Z mile south ol ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Holt road em Cirovcnburg road, Ml.,ton, 2709 Ellert road, Juot Morten Jubt!rg, pa•tor. Sabbath Wl!at ot South Cedar and Pen .. are needed. Teachers and students alike have God school 9:30 a.m.; worship ser MORMON vice ll a.m. naylvanla, Ernest R, St. Andrew, vicar, D a.m.J holy communion; CIIURCII OF J~SliS CHRIST OF. to honor and your country to save right there in your 10 a.m., morningpra:,oer and .ser .. LATTEU DAY SAINTS(Mormon), mon, nursery. 149 Highland, Ea•t Lansing, Kelly classrooms. Always remember, 11A word fitly ST, AUGUSTINE EPISCOPAL Thurston, bishop, Priesthood BAPTIST MISSION, Roborl C, Brook, meetln~:, g a.m.; Sunday school, spoken is like apples of Aold in pictures of silver." Vicar, Service IO:OQ a.m. &in 10:30 a.m.; evening servIce, WILLIAMSTON BA PT!ST, day, II,C, l.ol, 31111, and !th 6p,m. Harold Reo•e, putor, Church Sund•y•. M. P, 2nd and 4th SUn· Proverbs 25: 11. Blending of the academic with sehool, 10 a.m.; wouhip 5cr days,· Second lloor Darl National vlces, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; Bank, MaBon. the spiritual lessons of Jesus, the greatest teacher, Young People• Meellng, 6:30 p.m.; prayer service, Wed. NAZARENE ncoday, 8 p.m. offers a moral and spiritual constitution possessing MASON CIIURCH OF THE MASON BAPTIST, Rev, Murl FREE METHODIST NAZARENE, Rev, Joaeph Nlel. Eutman, pastor. Mornlng wor .. all the qualities basic in life. 8on, Pastor. SUndai' evcnJnr scrv .. lilllp, 10; SUnday ach·ool, 11:15; LESLIE FREE METHODIST, Ice, 7:0D p.m., Young people, Bapllst Youtl~ Fcllow•htp, 6:15 Church and Race streets, Frank 6:00 p.m.; Prayer meeting on p.m.; evening service, 7:30; Wed. J, Sines, pastor, SUnday school, Wednooday evening, 7:00, nooday, 7:00 p.m., proyer and 10 n,m.; morning wonhip1 11; Bible study, eventng service, 7:30; prayer WILLIAMSTON NAZARENE ' IIOLT BAPTIST CIIURCB, Au. meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Francis C, !loll, pastor, Ch