Vol. ,108, No 41 2 Sections 24 Pages Plus 8 Pcige Classified Section 677-9011 Wednesday·, October 11,1967 1~ Per Copy·· Socond a · vance:! to the dial service, . . . : munit)' house, swimming · _Presently there are over 300 WELCOME HOME--An entire section of Cherry Grove and 3-par golf course. subscribers served by the Apartments was decorated for the welcome home party honoring· Chief In the paper submitted, G!b company. b on s indicates Northbrook . The Aurelius-Vevay Tele Warrant Officer George Miller, who just returned from duty in Viet Farms residents are con phone company board of di Nom as a helicopter pilot, Waiting for Dad to get down the stoirs cerned over the effect that rectors and John Edgar, pres extensive multiple dwelling ident; Strong Bateman, vice are daughter Rani, 4, son Kenneth, 8, and Miller•s wife, Sleeping developments w iJ I have on president; Wi 11 i am Fanson, 1 their tax base, school system Cleo DeCamp and Elmer Mur- soundly in Mrs. Miller s arms was baby Lisa. and the consequent strain vay, placed on Mason's ability to provide necessary publ!cser vlces. News Extends Residents will be asking Mason Helicopier Pilot the council to consider whether . Invitation or not .the complex is properly I related to the community's All days are Newspaper development o bj e c t i v e s and Days at the Ingham County Gets Big Welcome Home whether or not the community Wreckage of fatality car, News, but tomorrow is going· Is able or willing to extend to be a very special one. ·~ needed services. In observance of National As if a new baby and a lov been quite a bit of progress the others was his youngest ing family could be topped as in Vietnam in the year he. was In arguments, Gibbons sug Newspaper Week which is be daughter, Lisa, whom he had gests the city might consider Ing marked throughout the na a welcome home committee, stationed there. He said there never seen, Miller first re 2 Crashes in 24 Hours locating such a deve!opme11t tion this weel1, the NE)WS 'will George Miller, 325 South were more roads opened and ceived word of her birth when stt·eet, Mason, was welcomed many areas where there was in a closer proximity to the have an open house between he overheard a radio com business district, thus stimu the hours of 9 and 11 a •. m. home from Viet Nam duty by little or no fighting any more. munication giving instructions 9 families he had never met. "It's great to be back; to be lating residents of the complex to which the public is ln· to inform him of his new daugh to avail themselves to the Kill 2, lniUre 4 Others vited. Miller, until a week ago an in a civilized place again," ter at the first opportunity, services of these local mer There will be coffee and Army helicopter pilot, re Miller said. He said he "Was He was on a mission at the A · 28 year old Pittsford one of the lucky ones, I never chants. Church roads at G:20 p.m. and Catholic roads, traveling doughnuts for our guests who turned hom e from Vietnam time. man and a 26 year old man ·Tuesday. north on Williamston, another Monday night and was greeted got shot down." "It becomes clear that the may take a tour through the The Millers have 2 other from River Rouge met death Killed in the crash was car coming from the west on by neighbors from through One stranger Miller was objective "Of permitting such a building or just sit around and children, Kenneth, 8 and Rani, on highways in Ingham county Ronald Hearold Dunning, 28 Catholic Church road,· failed out his apartment house.· The more pleased to see than any of, 4 . complex can best be achieved chat for as long as they' wish 0. by limiting Rose Hill to loca on Monday and Tuesday with of 975 Union street Pittsford, to make a stop before enter to stay. Miller family was one of the in 24 hours of each other, In Hillsdale county. ing Williamston road and the first families to move into tions ·contiguous to existing ·. The victims: Dunning was driving a com 2 vehicles collided. the Cherry Grove apartments. service capacity areas, " Gib· Ronald H. Dunnings, 28, of pact car and with him as a Marcus Cole, 41, an un Miller was sent overseas be bons said, "SUch scattered Action Group Community Calendar growth, resulting in an over Pittsford. passenger was Gordon Wood o r d a i ned m in i s t e r who fore most of the other tenants Charles Lee, 26, of River preaches at a church in Plain moved in. . extension and rambling of pub by, 33, of Route 1, Tamarack Rouge, field, was the driver of the That didn't deter the neigh WEDNESDAY lic service, should be avoid road, Pittsford, They were on Begins Work 8 p.m. - Special meeting of the Mason Board of Education ed/' their way to pick up Wood second car, He had with him bors from putting together a 1 Dies,. 4 Hurt members of his .family. Cole surprise welcome home cele at Manual Arts building. In concluding, the attorney by's car. points out that the opposition The 2 men had just com and all of his passengers were On Inquiries bration in the halls of the Injured. building. Paper streamers and FRIDAY paper was not drafted as a In 2-car Crash pleted a day's work about signs and singing filled the negatIve consideration of One man was k!Jled and 4 20 minutes before the accident Cole told sheriff's officers For the first time in Ma 7:30 p.m. - Mason Bulldogs meet Haslett at Haslett, that he was in another ac stairways and doorways multi-family units, Opponents other persons · Injured, one occurred. son's history, there is a place cident last June in which he throughout the apartment. SATURDAY to the rezoning request are seriously, in a 2 car accident As they approached the available for prospective bus unjured his knee and has been Mrs.· M1ller did not know the 7 p.m. - Powder Puff football game at Mason Athletic (Continued an pa9e A-3) at Williamston and Catholic Intersection of Wi Ill amston inesses and industrIes in field between Mason high school junior and senior girls. under treatment for the in terested in the Mason area party was being planned. jury. They quoted him as say Miller was stationed in Viet to channel their inquiries. nam for a year. The Chief MONDAY Ing that as he slowed up for Those hearing or knowing the stop sign he had trouble Warrant officer received the 7:30 p.m. - City council session with public hå at 8 Community Chest Workers about such businesses, which Vietnamese Cross of Galan p.m. on proposed Rose Hill I Realty rezoning request. with his knee and couldn't might like to locate In Ma tr)', the U.S. Bronze Star, get his foot up to the brake son, can refer the names or the Distinguished F 1 yin g pedal. He said he couldn't stop persons to William Bopf, TUESDAY and ran the sign. Cross, and the Air Medal for 6:10 p.m. - Kiwanis club meets at All Saints Lutheran Are Named to Committees chairman of the Mason com Cole said he was traveling mittee for Community Devel Heroism twice for helicop church. ter missions. The 1967 United Community volunteel's in Vevay are Mrs, ness campalgnare:ArloEare about 50 to 55 miles an hour. opment and Mason's city man ager, He said most of the dec ora Chest volunteer workers have Elliott Moore and Mrs. Henry good, Ralph Swinehart, Vesta Riding with Cole were his tions were awarded in con come forth to help this year's Eggars. In AlaiedonMrs.Jack Eckhart, Amos Kline, Clar his wife, Pauline, 38, and their There are 5 members on nection with Operation Junc On the Inside campaign reach its $14,504 Seiler, Mrs. Robert Rhode, ence Adlof., Dick Lyons and 2 daughters, Carolyn Faye, a subcommittee called "Ac-' I goal. Mrs. W!lliam :Breakey and Robert Inghram. 16 and Sandra Lee, 11. tion" will deal directly with· tion City, which involved air I lifting heavy artillery. Mrs. Ronald Smitli will be Industry collectors include: C o 1e s u ff e r e d multiple those businesses interested THE DETECTIVES The 4 Community Chest abrasions and contusions, rib in the city until the main Miller said he felt there had campaign chairmen, Claude Chest workers. Mrs. w. D. Gordon Small, Donald Thiel Ingham Sheriff's department division one of largest ana man and James Kramer at the injuries, stomach and head group has completed its study Cady, Mrs, Donald Cairns, Orr will assist Mrs. Ziegler best in state', Page A-2. and made recommendations, Paul Richards and Harry Spen In Aurelius.. • Wyeth Laboratory; Dewayne injuries and an injury to his right ankle. His condition Bopf and Dewayne Evans, Banks Closins LESLIE'S GAR HALL ny have announced their vohin Dr, Thomas Hopp is in Evans and .Jeanette Holbrook Tuesday was reported as fair. sub-committee member, will Old papers tell of difficulties in getting it built. Page B-1. teer committee members who charge of contributions from at the Consumers Power com Columbus Day, October pany; Gordon Byron at Dart Mrs. Cole suffered multiple personally contact new busi 14, is a 'legal holiday. In w!ll be attending the Kick Off professionals in the area, abrasions, and contusions, nesses thinking about set luncheon slated October 20 Container and Mrs. Chester observance of the holiday Bus 1ness volunteers in Smith at Wolverine engineer lacerations, concussion, back tling here. Committeemen wlll both the Dart National bank WHERE TO LOOK I at noon at the Methodist church I of Mason, clude: George Kuipers, Bob ing. and left shoulder injuries. She be investigating all alleged and the Mason State bank Jones, Harlan Smith, L. J. Money collected in the cam was thrown out of the car ly interested industries and Teen rage. • • • • I I I B-4 will be closed, This is the Farm News •••••• , •• , B·6 Chairmen for the residential Day, Val DeRosa, Francis Barbs and Praise, , , .B-9 Melting Pot•• , • , • , ,B-9 paign will be used for the sup by the impact and to the rear contacting them, both by let• . first year. Mason's banks collections are Mrs. Richard Fiedler, Mrs, David Trout, of it, Her condition is reported ter and personally. Classified Ads. • , , , TAB Michigan Mirror. , ••• B-1 port of Mason's area recrea have closed on this Hines, Vevay; Mrs, Lloyd Harold Barnhill, Clarence tion program and the 57 Com as serious. All inquiries are to be hand particular bown By the Sycamore •• B-9 Society. • • • • • ..... A-4·5 Editorials, • , , • • • • , B-9 ·Sports ••••••• , ••••• A-6 Ketchum, Alaiedon; and Mrs, Phill!psland Mrs. D.Den.smore munity Chest supported agen Caroline Faye Cole suffered led with the utmost of con A. B- Ziegler, Aurelius, Other Other volunteers in the bust- cies, fidence and discretion, The. Detectives *** *** Division of Sheriffs Department One of Biggest and Best in State
A law Is broken, This detective diVision Is The job of the head of the The criminal makes oft with one ot few of its size in the Ingham county sheriff's detec his loot as pollee sirens shriek slate, It is headed by Captain lives Is no job for a lazy man. through the night air, · versile Babcock, who has, 9 His office receives from 150 detectives and a senior sec- to 200 telephone calls every· · Will he be caught? retary c:Jn his staff. · day, He makes many lnvcsti· Not immediately, perhaps, Compare this with sur- gations himself,helleepscom but probably within a few hours rounding counties. Eaton plete tiles of cases passing or a few days at the most, county has but one detect! ve, through his department, he Plain clothes ofticers of a Jackson one, Clinton and Liv· o b t a Ins warrants from the pollee department or sheriff's ingston none, Shiawassee and prosecutor's office, he test!· detectives, trained In all types. Isabella one each, Ionia none, · lfles in court cases, he must of investigation go over the Kent 2 or 3, Kalamazoo 2 or have andCaptainBabcoclldoes scene of the crime palnstak· 3 and Calhoun 2. have, a thorough lmowledge o! ingly, taking pictures, find · Captain Babcock who has pl10tography which has become Ing a thread of evidence here, been with the sheriff's depart- so vital In all investigations, a fingerprint there. Clues be ment since January 1, 1948 He keeps complete files .of all gin to develop from their thf!r· when he signed up as a patrol- criminal cases and maintains ough methods that lead eventu man, was advanced to the ran!( fingerprint and photographic ally to apprehension of the of captain of detect! ves when files of all persons arrested THE CAPTAIN--Captain Versile criminal, the detective bureau was . by the sheriff's department, SUch an organization oper formed in 1950. The detective division also Babcock keeps himself busy directing his staff, ates in Mason 24 hours a day, handles all police lineups o1 checking evidence, following up on inves 7 days a week. It is the detec· In this one division of the suspected criminals, The di· tlve division of the Ingham sheriff's department are an vision follows to the letter tigations, pi us many, many other responsibi Ii County Sheriff's department. identification section, Which .all rules laid down by the ties that accompany his position. Here check Behind this quiet working takes care of photographing United States supreme court organization is its command· and fingerprinting criminals, regarding handling and treat and a juvenile section headed ment of suspects, ing some tobacco for traces of norcoti cs. ing officer, . Sheriff Ken- ·o·•. . . . by detective sergeant Harry The identification bureau of MASTER SLEUTHS--Here 3 Ingham county detectives check nethL •. board of supervisors the division is a"slgned to overo confiscated safe for fingerprints. The de.tectives ore (1. tor.) P readmor e . .j•· ~.: _ T~~e PUBLICATION ORDER PUBLICATION ORDER this year granted funds for a photographing and fingerprint· Don Perdue, Steve Leslie and Robert Murphy. E-2298 E-2882 who has •,\ ·· ~~··o,.r ing any subject brought into state 0f Michigan, in the State of Michigan, in the seenhisde• · .. • ~)'{? police woman. The department the county jail and all persons Connect! ons with o t h e r po Probate Court for the County hired Miss Jane Adams, a · who apply for gun perm! ts or various types. for different Probate Court for the County lice agencies mal1es it possible kind; of photographing, porta of Ingham. of Ingham. ~::!mo~~; ··,~tj-,'-·}·}-::--.y/'·. graduate in social science any other person who needs for the Ingham county detec• save Estate of HERBERT C, the past '<\1~~~~ from Michigan State university fingerprints for any reason, ble tape recorders and an Estate of MOLLIE GLAZ· live division to compare infor interviewing section at the SMITH, Deceased. AR, Deceased. 7 y e a r s '1~ as· a juvenile officer attached Th·~ finger~rlnt bureau also mation with other departments IT IS ORDERED that on IT IS ORDERED that on since he has to the juvenile bureau. She maintains a complete finger sheriff's department divided $25 headed it Prcaclmorc ' to deter m in e the mode of into 8 rooms where defen· November 31 1967, at 9:15 November 3, 1967, at 9:30 works with chi I d r en, women print classification file, plus operation of criminals and thus A,M, in the Probate Court and built a smooth-working and schools, · the processing of tUm and the dants or witnesses may be ON INSTALLATION A:M. In the Probate Court aid in their apprehension. interviewed and have the in· room, Lansing, Michigan, a room, Lansing, Michigan, a machine made up of dedicated With crime on the increase making of photographic prints, The division cross checks OF ELECTRIC WATER hearing be held on the peti hearing be held on the peti officers who work night and daily, case loads of the detec- The ca.' ct' index system everything. terview recorded on tape. All articles seized In an in· HEATER tion of M. Bernice Smith, tion of Francis J. Glazar, day in their job of protecting tive division are Piling up, maintained by the diyision is Take the bad check artist, AdministratrL~, for allow the people of Ingham county The No. one crime on the vestigation of a crime are Executor, for allowance of list in Ingham county is'breal(· fantastic. There are cross for instance. Through a check ance of her final account and his final account. from the depredations of cun recorded and stored in cus ing and entering into business index files of every descrip reporting service subscribed tody so that when they are assignment of residun. Publication and service ning, law~ess elements oncity to by business men and law streets and in rural areas. places, Sheriff Preadmore lion, They list persons, needed in court there will be Publication and servIce shall be made as provided by crimes, and evidence. enforcement agencies ali'ke, shall be made as provided statute and Court rule, no broken links in the evidence says. These files are never de- close tabs are kept on the oper As Ingham county continues ·by statute and Court rule. Date: October 9, 1967 PUBLICATION ORDER No. 2 Is larceny from build· strayed. They go bacl(to 1946, ations of this type of crim- Date: October 5, 1967, D-1738 ings, larce.ny from a person, when they were first started. Inals. . to grow, so does its crime RAY C. HOTCHKISS rate, The detective division Is J All-IES T, KALLMAN Judge of Probate state of Michigan, in the larceny by conversion and lar- Everything from A to z Is on And in pawn shops, If a Judge of Probate ROBERT LUOMA Probate Court for the County ceny by trick. these small cards that fill undermanned now and Captain stolen Item can be identified Babcock says he could find EDWARD SPENCE Attorney for estate of Ingham, Juvenile Division. No. 3 criminal Is the bad filing case after filing case. by a sales number or by other Attorney for estate IN THE MATTEI\ OF: Ml· check passer. plenty of work for 10 more men 440 Tussing Bldg. No. 4 is the auto thief. So far in 1967 about 200 means the detective division 807 Bauch Bldg. Lansing, Michigan CHAEL LEE WITHERS, Mi· on his staff. 41 3 · No, 5 is the felonious and cards are on file listing thefts sends a card with all descrip Across the world police Lansing, Michigan 41w3 w no::, · · tions, The state police main ------NOfiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN simple assault cases. of aut.o ~ccessorles and parts, agencies are linked in a sort PUBLICATION ORDER 6 tain a record file for all law PUBLICATION ORDER E-3540 ·that a petition has be•1n filed No. is embezzlement and other cards list bicycles for of Interpol setup which mal1es fraud, which the divisionis endeavor- enforcement agencies. The it possible for Ingham county, OFFER VALID FOR CONSUMERS'' E-1647 State -:of Michigan, in the in this court by Sgt. Nile Mc Detective Division receives Clintic, Lansing Police De No, 7 is family, children ing to find the ow;lers. if the need arises, to seek help POWER RESIDENTIAL state of Michigan, in the Probate Court for the County and juvenile cases which also An active file is kept on a report each week on every speed ll y for police depart ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS ONLY . ..; Probate Court for the County of Ingham. partment, Youth Division, al thing pawned in Ingham county. leging that said Minor comes include missing persons, persons on parole or probr · me.nts not only all over the 'J cif Ingham. Estate of NORA E, JURY, And No. 8 is homicide. lion. . The d e t e c t i v e today has United States but In foreign SEE YOUR Estate of BLANCHE M, Deceased. within the provisionr. ,f Act many scientific aids whicll 54 of the Extra Session of Homicide and death investiga- An active file also is kept on countries as well, ELECTRIC CAMPBELL, Dec~~sed. IT IS ORDERED that on lions include all violent deaths both open and closed cases, were not available back in Thus the Ingham ·County IT IS ORDERED that on November 2, 1967, at 9:30 1944, an:l praying that the 1950, such as cameras of WATER HEATER .. November· 3, 1967, at 9:30 A.M. in the Probate Court Juvenile Court take jurisdic whether by gun, knife, auto------ sheriff's detective division is tion of said minor, aad It ap mobile or suicide. All death a! ways in close touch not only DEALER A.M. in the Prob~te Cou.rt~ room1 Lansing, Michigan, a cases investigated are regard toom, Lansing, MIChigan, a . hearing be held on the petl pearing that the whereabouts with the Federal Bureau ofln of the father of saicl minor, ed as homicide until proven vestigation.in this country but/ hearing be held on the· peti- '. tion of Robert J. Larkin for otherwise. ·)· Division Has Busy Year ~ion of Arthur J. Haga, Trus-: probate of a purported will, John Withers, is unknown, and a]so Scotland Yard In England, cannot be served with a notice These detectives must· be Here is a rundown of activlties.of the Ingham county sher the surete ·in France and simi tee, for the allowance of his fo·r the appointmrwt of a fi. able to do just about every of he~rlng. iff's department's detective dlvislon'thus far in 1967: lar lawenforcementol·ganiza first annual account, duciary and determination of thing from auditing a set of :.o.r • Publication and service heirs, Now, therefore, said matter Murder and manslaughter,· 6; negligent homicide, 8; rape, tions throughout the world. PUBLISHED BY CONSUMERS POWER books to delivering a baby and shall be made as provided by Publication and service will be heard on the 6th day 28; robbery-armed and unarmed, 24; felonious assault, 27; of November, 1967, at 3:00 are constantly trained in all burglary-breaking and entering, 233; felonious larceny, 184; statute and Court rule. shall be made as provided by phases of criminal investiga Date: October G, 1967, statute and Court rule. P.M. at the Probate Court, tion whether it covers burgla simple larceny, 523; auto theft, 46; check law violation, 202; JAMES T. KALLMAN Date: September 27, 1967. Juvenile Division, 608 South ry, check. passing, arson, forgery and counterfeiting, 64; embezzlement-fraud, 27; stolen Judge of Probate RAY C. HOTCHKISS Washington A'i<.>nue, Lansing, property, 89; weapons, 34; other crimes, Impersonation of po Michigan. larceny, homicide or lesser lice officer, 24; simple assault, 93; prostitution and vice, 36; RAY BEHAN .fudge of Probate criminal activities, Attorney for petitioner THOMAS H. SKEHAN Publication in the Ingham sex offenses, 165; offenses against family and children, 374; County News further notice as In 1948 and 1949 KennethL. narcotics, 40; liquor, 36; drunkenness, 208; disorderly, 71; 706 American Bank & Trust Attorney for estate Preadmore, then a. deputy in BOO required by law IS OHDERED, vagrancy, 18; aeronautics, 11; wayward minors, 89; delin Carpet Bldg, Bauch Building Lansing, Michigan 41 w3 Lansing, Michigan Dated: October 9, 1967 the sherIff's department quent minors, 152; misc. crimes, 729; drunk driving, 302; 41w3 h a n dIed fingerprinting and traffic violations, 4,722; traffic investigations, 81; traffic JAMES T. KALLMAN made investigations. PUBLICATION ORDER PUBLICATION ORDER Tudge of Probate police (funerals etc.), 70; traffic accidents, 1084; hit and run E-2205 A True Copy: In 1950, when the detective accidents, 28; non traffic accidents, 23; traffic education and State of Michigan, in the E·3548 Gertrude Tel!ler division was set up he handled safety (hrs.), 12,183; arson, 9; explosions, 11; fire laws, 82; state of Michigan, in the fingerprinting and investiga Probate Court for the County Probate Court for the County Deputy Register inspections, 78; accidental fires, 110; general non-criminal of Ingham. Juvenile Division tions in an area of the county complaints, 804; assistance-general, 1054; civil process, in the o! Ingham •. Estate of .JANET S, De 41 w1 north of Holt road and Babcock 4387; public relations, 864; aircraft accidents, 2; hunting ac Estate of JORDAN ,JENKINS, ------did the same work in the area ~1AR'I'E:LLY, Deceased. PUBLICATION ORDER cidents, 6; accidental shooting, 7; drowning, boat accidents, De.ceased. south of Holt road. IT IS ORDEHED that on E-3413 13; suspicious persons; 358, IT IS ORDERED that on In 1953 another man was November 2, 1967, at 10:00 ·November 2, 1967, at 9:30 State of Michigan, in the A. ill. in the Probate Court Probate Court for the County added to the division, in 1958 room, Lansing, Michigan, a A.M. in the Probate Court of Ingham, another and in 1960 another, room, Lansing, Michigan, a Then in 1·963 six men were Those who bring sunshine to th~ hearing be ileld for the allow Estate of NETTIE LONG· /iv~s of others cannot keep it from kitchen? hearing be held on the peti added to bring the division up ance of the First Annual Ac tion of Dorellen Jenl;ins for INSKI, Deceased, themselves, count of Cilarles F, Cummins, IT IS ORDERED 'that on to its present strength. Administrator. 1robate of a purported w!l~ And as the years have gone for the appointment of a fi December 20, 1967, at 10:00 Publication and s e r vi c e A.M. In the Probate Court by detective work, like other Viking makes it practical. duciary and determination of branches of human endeavor, shall be made as provided by heirs. room, Lansing, Michigan, a statute and Court rule. hearing be held at which all has found changes which must Now don't let the word 'carpet' fool you. Publication and servIce be met to keep abreast of the. Date: October 10, 1967 shall be made as provided by creditors of said deceased A Viking carpet is the most practical, most. HAY C, HOTCHKISS are required to prove their • times. statute and Court rule. comfortable most economical and most .Judge of Probate Date: October 2, 1967 . claim, Creditors must file Today a detective must be a I . Cummins, Butler & Thorburn RAY C. HOTCHI ·Ph1llp Shetterly, President Verness Wheaton, Secretary KERR HARDWARE Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21st day of Sep- tember 1967. · & GARDEN CENTER Coating Co. · Robert W. Fuller, Notary Public ROX My commission expires June 13, 1971. - Franchise C 1820 E. Mich. Ave., The Inghnm County News, 'Y~ctnesdny, Octobe1• 11, 1967 - .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. .. Betty Haselby Is· Bride Annetta·](. Elsenheimer In Fall Themed ~Service Is Bride of Mason Man In a double-ring ceremony cal!y in floor length sheath Saturday, October 2, at the calm was circled at the base The C en t r a 1 Me t h o dist gowns of chartreuse lace over by fall flowers. !Jecorated by Mrs. Forest Fry Joan Sinkbiner of Lansing Firs! ~lethodist church of Ma church, Mary Sabina chapel, of Mason, · satin styled with a bo1v of Serving guests were Mrs. and Hazel Bowen of Ovid~ son, ~'!iss Bet!)' Haselby be. 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Wo.shin9ton, Lansing 677-8141 235 Ann St, Ea.st Lansing The Ingham County News, Wednesday, October 1i, 1967 Page A-5 Prominent GOP Woman Judge Hotchkiss Speaks To Speak in lansing To Mason Woman's Club Mrs. Gladys 0' Donnell, who delegates felt that the election second vice-president, Mrs. The Mason Woman's club man's club house in Lansing, defeated u It r a· conservative of the latter would have created E:dwin Waldrop of Ann Arbor; met Tuesday, October 10, for a place just ·for delinquents, Mrs, Ph)•llls Schlafly in a bit a deep schism within the w'om giving highlights of the tallts gives neglected boys a home, thIrd vice-president, Mrs, a 1 p.m. dessert at the home presented on problems re ter struggle for the presidency en's group, How a r cl Ward of Bronson; of Mrs, William Dart, Sr. guldar, ze, training and a place of the National Federation of lated to retarded children and where they belong, After the e I e c t Ion Mrs, fourth vice-president, Mrs, The 41 members and 4 slow learners, Republican Wom,;n last May, Schlafly indicated that she Katharine Halstad of Harbor guests present were. served The musical pr(lgram was will be the principal spealter might bolt the Federation ancl Springs; recording secretary, The club approved a mo 1n trod uc01l by Mrs. Roger ' r e f r e s h men t s ot blue tion to back the Senior Girl at the annual convention of the form a splinter group in op Mrs, John Borg o! Grand Rap berry cheesecake, rusk pud Hanna, Mrs, Robert Prudon Michigan Federation of Repub position . to Mrs. O'Donnell, Scouts as sponsors,' of Mason accompanied her ids; assistant recording sec ding, chocolate meringue, a The afternoon's speaker lican Women In Lansing, Oc but the threat subsided witll 11 2 daughters, Kathy and Bar retary, Mrs, Charles Rosen fruit gelatin dessert ancl bro was Judge Ray c. Hotchkiss tober 18 and 19. out further aclo. berg of E:ast Tawas: corres ken glass," a whipped cream bara Prudon ancl Carol Fogle, ponding secret a r y, Ph!llp ot the Ingham county probate also of Mason, on the bar!-, More than 300 women are Mrs. O'Donnell will address and Jello dessert. court who spoke on "Reha Barth of Detroit; treasurer, tone ukelele, as the trio sang expected to attend the two-day the Michigan Wom n n' s Fed-. On the comm!tter: !or the bilitation ancl the Probate a group of 4 spirituals. convention which will be held Mrs, W 11 I lam Ballenger of Court." eration at 7 p.m. October 18 Owosso, dessert were Mrs, Hoger Han The cluiJ' s neKt meeting will in the Jack Tar hotel in Lan In the Lansing room of the na, Mrs. John Edgar, Mrs. From the general topic of be at 2 p.m. November 14 sing, The state Federation Jack Tar hotel. The public Is The incumbent president, how the probate court deals Mrs. Wendell W, Hobbs of U, B, Shoemaker, Mrs, Char at the Ingham County library. will elect a new slate of offi invitee! to either participate in les Davis, Mrs. William Dart, with neglected and delinquent Program chairman, Mrs. John cers for two-year terms, the dinner or to come later lor Ann Arbor, who defeated the chi I cl r en, ,Judge Hotchkiss ultra-conservative forces in Sr., Mrs, Allen Frederick, Edgar, will present, "Aure the 0' Donnell speech. Tlcltets went on h 't.• 1swer the ques Although both Mrs. O'Don another bitter contest at Lan Mrs. Frank McCalla, Mrs, lius Chalk Artists", nell, \vho lives at Long Beach, may be obtained from the head Ethel Browne and Mrs. Gary tion of many mothers, "How quarters of the Michigan Re sing 2 years ago, is not seek can I prevent my child from California, and Mrs. Schlafly, ing· re-election because of her Caltrider, oi Alton, Illinois, were strong publican state Central com becoming a delinquent,'' mittee, recent election as Treasurer Mrs. GI en Sheren, this Jucl ge Hot ch k 1s s said supporters of Barry Goldwater of the National Women's Fed year's new pres l dent, con ELECTRIC In the 1964 Presidential cam The M l c 11 l g an Republl can parents of teenagers should eration, ducted the business meetin!:, know where their children paign, Mrs. O'Donnell is con women selected a slate of If there are no further nom WATER nom lnees for office at the re Mrs, Monty Woodard re are ancl who they are with at sidered to be much more of a inations from the floor Wed ported on this summer's 50th· moderate than isMrs.Sch cent GOP leaclershlp confer all times. First ofre·nclers, nesday afternoon (October 18), anniversary meeting of the he said, are often just a cou HEATERS lafly, At the National Federa- ence on Mackinac Island, They the above slate will be elect Ingham County Federated Wo ' tlon convention In Washington are: ple of klcls riding around in ed by acclamation. If there are man's clubs at Okemos, She a car with no place to go, CAN BE last May, Mrs. O'Donnell President, Mrs, c. E. oth·er nominations, the election gave a brief history of the soundly defeated Mrs. Schlaf Haynes of Farmington; first He told of the 'lack o! fa of officers will be conducted beginning of the Fed a,,•atlon cilities and trained person ly for the top position in the vice-president, Mrs. Marga by paper ballot Thursday In Ingham county in 1917. INSTALLED organization because most ret Greenwood of Muskegon; nel to handle young offenders morning (October 19), MRS, GLADYS O'DONNELL Mrs, Glen Watkins report and pointed to Hightlelds as ::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!::: eel on the Federation meet a step in the right direction. ANYWHERE ing September 27 at the Wo- Wedding Plans Are Made Highfields, far from being 1:!. Organizations ·~ Announcement is made of th Okemos Graduate engagement of JoAnn L. Crib The Aurelius township Pi Red Cross building, 1800 E. mos road, where Mrs. W, A, ley, daughter of Mrs. Lydia oneer and Historical society Crlbley, Dansville and the late Grand River avenue, Lansing, Bergin will present a pro will meet Friday, October 13, Fall plans will be discus gram on religious literature. Studies in Mexico Joseph Cribley to Jerold c. at the Aurelius town hall. Williams, son of Johnnie G. sed, There will be a potlucl~ Mrs, Robert Cone will be Joel Ellinwood, a former Antioch College was the first Williams, Greenvllle and the supper, Each woman should in charge of Lois circle's teen writer for the Ingham permanent program of a u.s. late Mrs, Williams. * * * bring a dish to pass and their 0 c to be r program, Modern County News and 1967 graduate The F 1 r s t Presbyterian college in Latin America and own table service. Coffee and Church Ministry, The group of Okemos High school, Is is one of several foreign The bride-elect is a 1965 church of Mason will spon dessert will be furnished. will meet at the church at participating in the Antioch sor a fall rummage sale Fri centers formed under the AEA graduate of Dansville high Free baby-sitting Will be 9 a.m. Education Abroad (AEA) pro program. others are in Besan· school and is presently em· day, October 27, from 9 a.m. available for those mothers A program on the history gram in the Mexican city of to 5 p.m. and Saturday, Octo con, France; Tublngen, Ger ployed at the Ingham County who have not made other ar of church windows Is planned · Guanajuato, many, and Neutchatel, SWitz SEE YOUR News, ber 28, from 9 a.m. to noon. rangements, Those planning by Benona circle, Mrs, U.B. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Profits will go toward a church erland, In adclltlon, qualified ELECTRIC to attend should phone the Red Shoemaker will be in charge Alfred H. Ellinwood of 4855 students can study and work Her fiance, a 1961 gradu project, Cross, 484·7461, so that they WATER HEATER ate of Stanton high school, Is at 1:30 p,m, In the church Kenmore drive, Okemos, Joel in some 25 other countries in * * * will lmow how many to pre memorial room. is spending 3 months at the DEALER employed as an assistant fore·. North Cemetery associa- pare for. Europe, Asia, Africa ancl Latin man with Grand Trunl• and. Eloise circle will meet at 400-year-old city with 9 other America under the program. tion will have a potluck at the the home of Mrs, Sam Cot Antioch college students, Western railroad, home of Mrs, George Kleppe, The Aurelius* * * Garden club A course at Antioch, "Ap PE·D·1371·5 ton, 803 E. Ash at 7:30 p.m. A converted residence is proaches to Cross-Cultural A December 2 wedding is 1920 Teal avenue, Lansing, will meet October 13 at 8 Tuesday, headquarters for 'Ant 1o c h' s Experience, 11 helps students Ill Ill JoAnn Cribley being planned by the couple, Tuesday, October 17, at 12 p.m. in the Aurelius town Mrs, Terry Clarlt and Mrs. MeKican center, "Estudlos noon, hall, The program will be a prepare for their foreign ex Jack Davis will be co-hostes Univers!tarlos de Antioch col periences. PUBLISHED SY CONSUMERS POWER Co-hostesses will be Mar panel discussion of "Winter ses at the Jennie circle meet lege" now In Its 9th year of lon North and Mrs. Huby Rib Izing Your Garden," with Mrs, ing at the Clark home, 536 operation. Under the AEA pro by, John Hemans as moderator, W, Maple. The program wlll gram qual!lied students can here's the newest member of Japanese Missionaries * * * Mrs. Hemans, a club mem begin at 7:30 p.m. study in_ the fall, winter or Saint James Altar society ber, is a former Ingham coun Florence circle members spring at the Guanajuato center will have their monthly meet· ty librarian. There will be a invite interested persons to at no extra cost, the "METAPHOR" Will Be at U.B. Church ing at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Octo question and answer period, view 2 films with them, Deal The Mexican program in ber 17, at the parish hall. Rev, and Mrs, Richard Mc Japan, They will tell of their * * * ing with poverty, they are ti cludes regular courses in art, Guire, Japanese missionaries experiences ancl show sl!des Attorney George Sullivan of Mason Presbyterian Circle tled, "Children Without" and history ancl I!terature taught family of who are home on furlough, and curios. Mason will speak on "Laws . meetings are planned for "Christmas in Appalachia," in Spanish by professors of Tuesday, October 17. will be at House I United The prog ''1:n is :;;;onsored That Affect Home Owners." The meeting wlll be at the the University of Guanajuato; Jean circle plans a meet Tables Brethren church, comer of by the Housel Christian En * * * home of Mrs, Leroy Saelens, daily language tutoring to sup Hawley and Vaughn roads, deavor society. There will be The West Alaiedon Ladies ing at 9:30 a,m, at the home 514 Hall boulevard at 7:30 plement classroom Spanish; L e s ll e, Thursday evening, refreshments following in Fel Aid society will meet Wednes of Mrs, Lyle oesttJrle, Oke- p.m. field trips to historic land by Mersman October 19, at 7:30p.m. lowship hall. The public is day, October 18, for a 12:30 marks and art centers; ancl Hev. McGuire, formerly of invited to attend. potluck dinner at the home of living accommodations· with Salem, Illinois, served in the Marvel Swab on Sandhill road. Eden United Brethrens Mexican families. Armed Forces in Japan dur * Esiudlos Unlversitarlos de ing World War II. Mrs. Me- Cedar Street* *PTO will have . Guire is formerly from Brook a potluck supper on October Plan Special Services lyn, New York. 16 at 6:30 p.m. E:den United Brethren musicians ancl will provide She had been a missionary will Group Meets Ham be furnished, Chil church is planning a serlel! special music, in Japan 8 years when she dren will bring home a sug of special Sundays, according Hev. Done! it will present a met her husband who had re Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence gested menu, with each room The Mr. and Mrs. club of L. Burgess of Mason are pa to church pastor, Rev. Milan dramatized story, He w!ll also st. James Catholic church met· turned to Japan as a mission furnishing a different course Maybee. preach at the 11 a.m. ser ary, They were later married rents of a dauKhter, Carman Saturday at the home of Mr. for the meal. Those attend· On Sunday, October 15, they vice. The Eden United Breth ancl Mrs. Juras Philo, there. Marie, born October 4 at Ma ing should bring their own son General hospital. will be hosting Rev, ancl Mrs. rens are in an attendance con An 8 p.m. potluck dinner At present they have served table service. Oondit of the Sunfield United test with the Done! it's church 15 years as misslonaries in was served to the 20 mem * * * * * * Brethren church. ancl Rev, Maybee urges all bers present, The committee Katrina Lynn is the name Mason College club will Mrs. Dondlt, a chalk artist, members to make a special for the dinner was composed Mr. and Mrs, Earl G. Wal meet at 8 p.m. Monday, Octo will illustrate a t a.l k w i t h effort to attend this Sunday. o! Mr. ancl Mrs. Will! am Par ·The beautiful 11Treasure Chcs1" lace of Mason have given their ber 15, at the home of Mrs. sketches. Rev, and Mrs, Don October 29 will be Hally 23Y," X 15)1,", Ht. 23y," Consignment sons, Dr, and Mrs. Milton 39,95 new daughter born October Donald Edgington, 562 Van dit are both accomplished Day. The Puppetiers, Wes ancl Bergeon ancl Mr. ancl Mrs. Auction 4 at Mason General hospital, derVeen drive. Sharon Tressler, will be fea J,B, Evans. * * * Dr. Alec Gilpin will re tured at the 10 a.m. Sunday Euchre games followed din for as little as 39.95 Michigan fastest Growing Mr, and Mrs, Robert H. view the manuscript of his Miss· Harrison school hour. ner, with high prizes going Form Equipment. Auction sweet of Holt are parents forthcoming book, "A History Besides their puppets, the ' to Mrs, J,C, Bergeon ancl Sturdy and serviceable and Every Saturday ot Ten A.M. of a daughter born October of Michif,'Un Territory, 1905- Is at School Tresslers specialize in Evan Gerald Eifert. Low prize win preserving the charm of our Equipment. Tractors, Trucks, 5 at Mason General hospital, 37," Marsha Harrison left by gelistic singing and Sunday ners were Mrs. Richard Vin Colonial America ... that's and Cars. We auction Every· They have named her Kelley Co-hostesses will. be Mabel plane Wednesday for school school promotions. cent and Lester Palmer. Mc1aphor by Mersman; the t h.1ng. 0 ur T rue k'1ng Serv1ce · Jean. Morris, chairman, Sue Mills, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, She name you think of when Marilyn McDonald and Vir available. * * * will attend the Academy ca 1hinking of rabies. Important Mr. and Mrs, Carl W. ginia McBride. reer, studying to be a medi also, is rhc addition of party New Location. S c h m i d t of Dansville are * * * cal assistant, proof Formica !)lank tops At Wallace Tractor Sales parents of a daughter, Penny The Service Wives club \1111 She Is the daughter of Mr. that march the warm natural U.S. 127. Within City Limits, June, born October 6 at Ma· meet Friday, October 13, at and Mrs. Gordon Harrison, maple woods. son General hospital. 5:30 p.m. at the American 131 Katheryn, Mason, PRICES Phone Leslie Home 589-2666, OR Office 589-8444 Just Like A Man F.D. WALLACE· You know they're married Auctioneer. when she looks at the dresses in the window, and he looks HEADQUARTERS FOR SIDE ------at the skirts on the sidewalk, lb. 49C SUPER PRO ALUMINUM HINDS Magazine lb. 59C Dourh Box EXTRA 26!i'' • I9)0'', Ht. 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Maple LUMBER COMPANY HOME FURNISHINGS 677-9311 351 W COLUMBIA MASON MICHIGAN PHONE 677 37SI • Phone 676·2622 ASH ST • MASON The Ingham County News; Wednesday, October 11, 1967 Play at Has lett Friday· Mason Loses Fourth· Game When Raiders Nip Rall.y Mason's 1967 grid season strong bid in the closing sec- didn't get any brightet• Friday onds but It was cut short when night, The Bulldogs, still look- Ed Spagnuolo Intercepted a ing for a win, didn't find it pass to cut off the rally. against O'Rafferty, The Raid- The Raiders drew first blood ers went home with a 13-6 after Steve Curtis returned the win, opening iliclwff 45 yards, Tak· While Mason has stlll not ing the ball in Mason terri cracked the victory column, tory the Raiders drove to the the Bulldogs ~ave played good Mason ·one with Greg Keast ball. They played good ball plunging the final yard. A against Okemos, they played pass !rom Tim Brogan to good ball against state-ranked Spagnuolo gave the Raiders the Gabriels and they played good extra point and a 7-0 lead, ball against 0 1Rafferty--but Mason picked up its touch all 4 opponents played better down when Craig Webster ball. crashed over but the extra The Bulldogs have a chance point try failed, to climb out of the Capital From there on.out It was a Circuit basement Fl'iclay night defensive battle with neither over at Haslett, The Vll1ings team able to cross the last have not won a game either and line. have lost by bigger margins Then in the closing seconds than has Mason, Mason started to move but the O'Rafferty will face Holt at drive fizzled out when Spag the Ram field Friday night. nuolo picked off the lntercep Holt has had its ups and downs tlon and went all the way, so far this year, I! Friday night Mason, plagued by poor pass Is up night then the Raiders defense all season, showed i m could be In for quite a night, provement '.n this department, Mason bumped Into its usual Line play was much better al trouble against O'Rafferty, so, The Bulldogs could be a The Bulldogs moved the ball tough team the second half of well but In spurts, failing to the season if .:lame sustain MASON'S RON UNDERWOOD got some running room on this come up with the key plays lng power can be built Into the in third and fourth down sltua- attacl<. · play as he sidesteps O'Rafferty's Mike Doly while Doug Engle blocks tlons, Several scoring threats Brian Bridson out of the play, were nipped in tl)e bud by Craig Webster was again fumbles. The Bulldogs made a the workhorse forMason, gaining 94 yards, Don Warner and Jim Powers sparked the LOAD AFTER defense, LOAD Fast Start Aids Panthers FREE BALL BUT NO TAKERS--Two Raiders and Mason's Jim Peewee Elliott fought for this pass but there were no winners. Plenty. of To Defeat Dansville Football stockbridge high school's Last week's action saw the Hot Water ... yarder to Harris. Just before good blocking for the backs, football team returned to its the half ended :Wead complet u n defeat e d1 unscored upon winning form by downing Stockbridge's next game Golden Eagles down the Mason Explosive 3rd Quarter Electrically! ed another 30 yard,pass play, wlll be the Homecoming tilt Dansville, 26-12, in an Ing this time to Brian Boyce, for Lions (ex-Roaches) by a 27 ham County League game last with Leslie Friday night, game to 0 score, Jim VanderVeen Stockbridze's final TD of the time is 7:30, The junior var Wednesday afternoon, The game. Bennett kicked the point scored 3 touch downs while Panthers got off to a fast sity will play at Leslie Thurs the defense led by VanderVeen and the Panthers went to tile day night, 7:30, By Chiefs Defeates Rams start, scoring all their points loeker roor:1 "/lith a 26-0 lead, and Dennis Garrow scored a Ingham County League in the first half, Halfback Phil The 3rd quarter was a saiety. The Eagles have scored Harris scored 2 touchdowns scoreless duel. Wlth Stock W L a saiety in each game. Richy and Eob Vogel and Brian Boyce Fowlerville 2 0 Heskett at quarterback called By MAX GUENTHER extra point and Okemos led g·ame next Friday with O'Raf- bridge coach Robert Boyd sub Williamston News Sports Writer 14-7, ferty, each had a 6 pointer, Benny stitutlnf; lib~rally Dansville 2 0 a good game, Den1ett kicked 2 extra points stockbridge 1 1 For the Lions, the offense An explosive third quarter During the third period, John Gary had a ligament rallied for 2 tau chd.,wns in Leslie in which Okemos netted 134 Bryon Johnson who had not torn loose in the Okemos game in 4 attempts, the final stanza. A:fter a short 1 1 couldn't get going but the de· stoct,brldge Is now tied with Dansville 0 2 fense led by Frank March, yards and 2 touchrJowns to played in theflrsthalfbecause and will also miss the O'Raf Panther punt the Aggies took Pinckney J-Jolt's 36 yards· and no score of an injury, carried the ball ferty contest, Leslie for 2nd place, both over on the stockbridge 25 0 2 Jr., Brain Baughman and was the key lo a 20-13 loss 4 times for 70 yards to ac- Coach Darold Briggs said of teams having a 1-1 league yard line and marched to the Harry Gl bb s stopped the by Holt's Rams to the Oke- count for more than half the the Okemos game that "this record, Stockbridge Is 3-1 end zone with Mickey Hearn Eagles from mal1ing too many overall. f f long runs. mos Chieftains last Friday Okemos yardage gained lrr the was the best overall effort going the last 2 yards, Dans In Service night at the Okemos field, quarter, Okemos rushed for of the season". The Panthers' first touciJ ville's last score came on a In the second game the ,Vik Army Specialist Six Erman The first quarter was an 134 ~ard~ to Holt's 23 in the Briggs also said Holt's of- SEE YOUR down came in the 1st quarter pass from Chuck Carlen to K. Jones, 28, son of Mrs. ings, led by the long runs of when Harris climaxed a 67 Gary Markwart and Robin Pot even game with the Hams third perwtl, fensive line blocking must 1m- Cornett, the play covering 3 Meld red Eaton, Mason, ELECTRIC yard drive by scampering 35 yards. . received the Bronze Star Med ter and defensive play led by moving the ball ~9 yards on Late In the third quarter prove if the ~ams are to do WATER HEATER yards to pay dirt. Bennett Coach Boyd said the entire al near Saigon, Vietnam, Sep Gary Mulvaney and Mark the ground ·while ·Okemos the Chieftains took the ball on well next week against O'Rai-1 converted, offensive line showed much tember 17. Everett, d e f e at e d t h e gained 50 yards, Holt's rush their own 22 and with strong ferty, DEALER kept Ol1emos• Marc Neifert running by Byron' Johnson and In the 2nd period Stock improvement in the Dans Spec, Jones earned the Wolverines 12-0, DougBetch HOLT OKEMOS t:om completing a pass in the Daryl Griggs, moved the ball bridge pulled a little razzle ville g·ame and that ends Ron award for outstanding meri er of the Wolfes gained several First Downs 7 12 rushing. PE·D-1369·5 dazzle and Bob Vogel broke Collings and Bob Price; torious service as a chief first quarter. . 78 yards for another touch· Rushing Ydg, 144 274 loose for 27 yards and another tackles Marshall, Trapp and legal clerk in the 1st Signal Next week's games pit the In the. S9cond penod the down. Zweering·• s kick for the Passing Ydg. 73 16 Golden Eagles against the also strong !we chargmg of the extra point went wide and Oke· Ill Ill TD. The try for point missed, Bailey; gua: ds John Donohue Brigade's Headquarters com Pass Att. G 1 Later In the same period quar undefeated unscored upon Rams paid off when Tom Har- mas led 20-7, and .Jim Hanson; and center pany during his assignment mon lut Neifert on his own Pass Comp, 14 10 PUBLISHED BY CONSUMERS POWER terback Ron Mead tossed a 30 Fred Singer provided some Green Hornets, Both teams are Pass Jntercp, 2 1 in Vietnam, 4 yard line and forced him to Taking the kickoff and com a veraglng close to 27 points Punts G 5 fumble. Ken Lomax recovered bining runs by Duane Fultz per game while the defense Fumb. Rec. 1 0 the fumble in the Okemos end and passes from Jim Douglas HOWElL hasn't allowed a point as yet, Yds, Penal 45 65 1110 \\\\\ 1110 \\\~ l!Jo .\\\\\ I/Jo \\\\\ l!Jg \\\\\ lifO zone for Holt's first score, to Jim Cooleythe the Rams If the Eagles win it will mean Scoring by Quarters LIVESTOCK the championship for them as Jim Douglas passed to Bryan moved to the 2 ;oard line of Holt 7 0 Daft for the extra point and Okemos and Cooley carried o 6 it will be their last game, In Okemos 0 7 13 October 9, 1967 Holt led 7-0. for the touchdown, Duane 0 THE MASON HIGH SCHOOL CATTLE the first game, the Vikings . Holt's onside kick was re- Fultz' run for the extra point Steers & Heifers: will be out to extend their win ning streak when they take covered by Scott Whitehill but failed and the score was OkE> ATHLETIC BOOSTERS CLUB Choice $25, GO to $27.20 was called back by a penalty, mos 20 - Holt 13, Good $23.00 to $25,50 on the winless Lions. onside kick was taken The strong Holt rushing held Ut,-Std, $19,00 to $21.00 Standings: A~other Howell PRESENTS w L b~ Okemos on the Holt 42, Okemos at its own 5 yard Fed Holsteins $22.00 to Golden Eagles 3 0 $24.50 Green Hornets The Chwftams mo~ed from line after the kickoff and Holt 2 0 there to score With Daryl t k th punt at the Okemos Cows: Vikings 1 1 G Whips Heifers $19.00 to $20.00 Mason Lions Griggs carrymg t~e l~st 3~~ A p:ss interception by the MASON BULLDOG VARSITY FOOTBALL 0 2 yards, Larry Zweermgk!cked Chieftain's Niefert gave Oke Ut, - Comm. $17,00 to Wolverines 0 3 $18,70 the extra point and the first mos the ball on its own 18, Canner • Cutter $15.00 Put your m:aw1u·m a.r" half en~ed With th~ score 7-7. Okemos stailed on its own 41 ON to $17.00 Opemng the tlurd quarter, a d Holt took the kick on its Hounds in the ceiling with Holt took the ball from its 11 ' Fat Yellow Cows $14.00 10 to its 48 where the drive own 29. Runs by Jim Douglas to $16.50 Howell gave indication Fri stalled a bad kick went for no and passes from Douglas to day night that it Is going to be Dulls: EDISONe gain a~d Okem o~ had the ball Duane Fultz and Bryan Daft WONDERFUL WUNN RADIO Heavy $22.00 to $24,00 a toughie in spite of a rocky on the Holt 48. Byron John- moved the bali to the Okemos Cap i t a I Circuit start. The Light & Common $19.00 son, one of the best halfbacks 33 when the game ended. 1110 ON YOUR A.M. DIAL to $22.00 Highlanders powered their Calves: in the mid-Michigan area, and George Mochmar, who has way past Eaton Rapids 25-0 Prime $38.00 to $42,00 probably one of the best In the been one of the spark plugs in for its second circuit win, EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT 9:30 Gel. - Choice $35,00 to state, came off the bench to the Holt backfield, missed the It won't take long to see $38,00 run 48 yards for the Chieftains Okemos game because of a how tough Howell really is. Cull - Med. $18.00 to second touchdown, kidney injury and will probably THIS WEEK $28.00 Larry Zweering kicked the miss the Holt homecoming Saturday night the Highland Heavy Deacons $32,00 to ers bump heads with unbeaten $36,00 Gabriels, ranked No. 4 in the Light Deacons $28,00 to state this week. Gabriels has MASON vs. $32,00 Frosh been real stingy in giving up Haslett Feeders: WASH DISHES touchdowns in its 4 wins this Gd, - Choice $26.00 to year. Howell has shown a $32.00 AUTOMATICALLY strong defense, too, and has MASON HIGH SCHOOL ATHELETIC BOOSTERS Common-Med, $22,00 to ELECTRIC Keep on come up with a diversified of· $26,00 RADI.I\1\JT fense which packs a punch, KERR HARDWARE & GARDEN'CENTER Dairy ·Cows: $280,00 to Plenty of CADY INT~RIORS $385,00 CARLE Eaton Rapids has another 222 S. CEDAR, MASON LEGION DRIVE, MASON HOGS Hot Water ... Winning tough chore coming up Fri 190 lb. to !40 ll.J, No. 1 May be installed in plaster or day, Okemos will come to MASON PRINTING CO. $18,50 to $19,50 drywall, or. if you prefer, in· town determined to keep pace CROWNER'S RESTAURANT 190 lb. to 240 lb. No, 2 stall Edison heating cable in Electrically I Mason's freshmen contin with Gabriels in the league -+28 S. JEFFERSON, MASON 116 E. ASH ST., MASON $18.00 to $18.50 concrete or ceramic tile floors. ued to roll last week, They race. The Chiefs should have 240 lb. & Up $17.00 to However you install it, Edison dumped O'Raiferty Wednes a fairly easy time. day night at Mason 27·0, DART INSURANCE AGENCY SMI1H HARDWARE $18.00 Radiant Cable Heating gives YOUR CITIZENS MAN, MASON Sows: you many advantages. This Wednesday night Dick John Dukes, one of the fin· 1 • 360 S. JEFFERSON, MASON Fancy Light $16.00 to Wilson and Ted Lyon will take est . backs in the area, got the $17.00 Whether you are building, en· their Mason frosh squad over Highlanders off to a good start RUSS & GINNY'S TRUCK STOP DAVIS MEN'S WEAR 300 - 500 lb. $15.00 to larging or modernizing your to Haslett searching for the by figuring in a first-half N. CEDAR, MASON $16.00 home, it will pay you to check fourth straight win of the sea touchdown, He picked up the 400 S. JEFFERSON, MASON 500 lb. 8i. Up $14.00 to with us on Edison Electric Ra· son, first on a 17-yard run and MARGUERITE'S HAIR FASHIONS $15.00 dian! Heating Cable. It was again good defense Bill Wortz added another be· BERNARD WILSON, AGENT Boars & Stags: coupled with a powerful run fore the half by smashing over & MARGUERITE'S BEAUTY COTTAGE STATE FARM INSURANCE All Weights $14.00 to ning game which brought Ma from the 3, · son victory, Early in the game MASON & WEBBERVILLE MASON $19.00 Feeder Pigs: Chuck Parfitt threaded his In the fourth quarter Dukes Per Head $12.00 to$19.00 way past O'Rafferty tacklers got into the scoring act again .WONDERFUL . SHEEP to score from 20 yards out. when he tossed a bomb to Wooled Slaughter Lambs: SEE YOUR Dan 0' Brien ran the extra Tim Hensick on a play cover ONE-ONE-ONE·OH RADIO Choice-Prime $22.00 to point, ing 40 yards, The Greyhounds . wu N N $24,00 ELECTRIC Scott Lambertson had his stopped Henslck on the one . "In the heort of lnghom County Gd, - Utility $20.00 to WATER HEATER' turn a few minutes later when but Paul Rogers sneaked the P .0. Box 83 . with lnghom County ot heort'' ph $22.00 he went over from 6 yards ball on the next play for the Ewes: DEALER out, Parfitt ran the extra point, :eCis.S;· Michigan (517) touchdown. 676'~;488 Slaughter $4.00 to $8,50 Before the game was over Feeder Lambs: Perfitt had picked up 2 more A few minutes later Hen AlB/ON DIVISION, touchdowns on runs of 3 yards IIJD \\\\\ I/Jo \\\6 11/tr\\\\\ 11/o \\\U l!Jo \\\\\ 1110 All Weights $19,00 to McllRAW·EDISDN CO. sick, a sophomore phenom, $22,00 Albion, Michig•o 411U and 7 yards and Tom Moore went 20 yards on a scoring ) had an extra point, run, Hornets Sharelead TRI CITY Fernburg Excavat- w L Ing · o 15 Albert Pick Davis Clothing 9 15 Motel 18 .2 Whlpples Timber By Stopping Leslie Clares Bar & Hogs 8 16 Gr111 , 14 6 TEAM HIGH SERIES Williamston s II p p e d past . Team /17 12 8 Friday n I g h t Williamston Williamston had too much B<~orrett F'ire- Darrell's Thrift way . 2650 Leslie, ·last year's Ingham w111 travel to Pinckney, It derense tor Lesllo Friday works 12 TEAM HIGH GAME County league champs, 26·0 8 Gabr!ols had no trouble Fri losers Friday night. should be a breather, Pinci1· night. The Hornets were nev- state Highway 9 ·Darrell's Thriftway 089 day night putting away Haslett Friday night, ney has been having Its usual 11 Haslett ius! couldn't put up er In trouble, · Felpausch 8 . INDIV, HIGH'SER!ES Fowlerville hung onto a 27-0 for tho fourth shutout win wltl1 the iJo•v'er running of The victory &nables the trouble In the football wars. 12 Jack Fries 594 share of the Ingtmm County While the defense was stop Maclts 5 in the 4 starts this year, Tho Gabriels F1·!day, The Rocks Hornets to lteep pace with Leslie will try to rebound 15 INDIV, HIGH GAME li~ague lead Friday night by Fowlerville In the race, The ping everything Leslie threw Lazy 5 2 16 win kept the Rocks at the top crunched out 258 yards on over at Stockbridge. The Pan J'ack Fries 246 r om pI n g through and over of the Capital Circuit along Hornets are 4-0 for the sea thtJrs and Leslie have the at It, the offense sparkled TEAM HIGH SERIES the ground and crmnected on PREP LEAGUE Pinclcney for a 34·6 vlctot·y. with Okemos, Both are unde passes when they needed .to, son, In the 4 games the Hor same records, It should be the for Williamston, Alter a slow Clares Bar '& Grlll 2552 Both Williamston· and Fowler nets have registered 3 shut start Williamston· warmed up TEAM HIGH GAME W L feated In leag11e play, top game In the Ingham County Impossibles 8 1 ville are 4 -o !or the season The Lansing parochlals will Mtke Loti started the scor outs. league, when Tim Cogswell tossed a Clares Bar & Grill 904 7-Up 6,5 2,5 and have 2-0 league records, face a stern test Sa~urday Ing· in the first period when pass to Heinz Hakl for 20 INDIV, HIGH SERIES . F rlday night Fowlerville he plunged an c · ynrd •. The yards and a touchdown, Marie Gary Gibbs 585 Pro's 6 3 when Howell comes to town. X·l5's 5,5 3,5 will entertain Dansville, The The Hlghianders, atter drop extra point try was good,· In Hatt converted,Just before the INDIV, HIGH GAME Aggles have been having rough the second parlor! Mllw Curl half ended Hatt went 8 yards Dave Muster 225 Hush PUppies 5 4 ping the firs~ 2 games of the I The Neighbors 5 4 sledding but are no pushovers season to Fenton and O'Raf broke loose for 7 yards and JEWETT FUNERAL HOME for another score but the ex MASON •800' and could surprise the Glad an'otlwr toucl1down to make tra point try failed and Wll 2 plus 1 4 G ferty, have come up with a· w L Wild Men Three 4 5 Iators. strong defense ~nd a goorJ of t11e scorelJoa~d read 13-0 at llamston carried a 13-0 lead Ball-Dunn 16 8 halftime. "THE HOME OF FRIENDLY SERVICE" off the field, Over Passes 4 5 fense, Saturday's g·ame could Kerr Hardware 16 8 Pinckney has another rough llalph Marinez, the fourth Panthers 3 6 night ahead against Leslie. be a surprise. Hakl, who was on the scor Craft Construc- Gutter Dusters 2 7 Haslett wlll entertain M~. member of one ofthe top back I The Pinckney crew. is stilt FUNERAL SERVICES AT PRICES PEOPLE ing end of a pass earlier, did tion 16 8 The Eagles 1 8 son Frldaynlgllt, T~e Bulldogs f) 'ld units in the state, got Into the tossing In the third quarter Wyeth BUilt 13 11 looking for Its first win and the act in the third period with TEAM HIGH GAME chances of getting it against are still looking· for their CAN AFFORD TO PAY and came up with a 20-yard Cline Tire first victory and so Is Haslett. a 17-yard touchdoJwn run. Service Leslie appear romol'e. AMBULANCE SERVICE strike to Danny Gulick. 12 12 2~ul 700 T h e b a s e m e n t a waits the C h r Is Rundle, an all-state For the icing on the cake Cl'owner•s TEAM ffiGH SERIES Fowlerville started fast qtmrterback ca;1didate, ended Bob Booker brol1e loose for Restrn•t 12 12 2 plus I 365 against Pinckney with 2 touch- PUBLICATION OHDER the scoi·ing when he went 3 PHONE OR 7-6151. MASON, MICH. a 9-yard scoring run In the Darrell's Thrift INDIV, HIGH SERIES ' downs in the first quarter when E-34~8 yards in the fourth quarter. fourth quarter and Hatt con way 11 13 Sally Jo Cogswell 278 ,Tohn Allho,Jse hit Gary Ken State of Michigan, In the · ;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;: verted, Thorburn Lmbr. 11 13 INDIV, HIGH GAME roy with a 35-yarcl pass and a Probate Court for the County ::;: :;:: Wyeth Control 11 13' Sally Jo Cogswell 155 touchdown, A few minutes Iat· of Ingham. FF . ::;:· Letter To :.:.·:.:.···· er Allhouse duplicated the toss Estate of PAUL E, HU • , :·.; by again hitting Kenroy on a touchdown pass covering 27 Der?;a~~d.OHDERED t11at on J The Editor ~i~: yards. Randy Jackson booted the extra point after one but ~~~~m~~ert 11 ;\~~~~~:te ~o~~\: 1 WhereAre They failed on the other. room, · Lansing, Michigan, a Football at Mason High is Allhouse found the mark hearing be held at which all no longer "cool.'' To play with 2 more touchdown passes creditors of said deceased football you lmve to go to In the second quarter. Jim are required to prove their practice every day, get al?ng Vay Shows FINEST Opper pulled in one for 22 claim and heirs wlll be de- with coaches, quit smoking, yards and a score and Melvin termined. Creditors must file and get a haircut, After all, Lewis pulled In the other. sworn claims with t11e court there are only twenty-two Jackson converted after both. and serve a copy on Tames 5 t art in g positions. T h e The Glads eased off In the Huff, 1104 N, Larch St., Lan- maJority of "boys" don't think second half with the only score sing, Michigan, prior to said It's worth it, coming on an Sl-yard kickoff hearing, The vars'ity team Is com- return by Kenroy. Jackson Pub!lcation and servIce posed of senior boys, junior \POTATO CHIPS~~ again converted. shall be made as provided by boys, and a few sopl10mores, Pinckney picked up its lone statute ami Court rule, This year, 9 men from the. touchdown ln the second period Date: October G, 19C7, junior class are on tlte team • Wiards when Joe Pine passed 45 yards .TAMES T, I PLAY· NEWSPAPER CAN IN UP .BINGO TO ·BUCKS THIS WEEK Bucks1 Spend Like Cash at Participating ·Merchants Listed Below NEW GAME EACH WEEK FOR NEXT 6 WEEKS! 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Hall The Past By SHEILA 1\AVANAGH George Mitchell, chairman of than the sunk letters," but they News stalf Writer the building committee, ?,nd cost $4 more, The comoany signed by the contractor for also made the letters larger One Year Ago--1966 MAGAZINE PAGE LESLIE •• It's a wonder $286.39, "in full for labor on than originally planned. Both the Leslie GAR hall was ever MemClrial hall." It maybe that additions were taken care of Lieutenant Colonel Robert . completed, or so it would the contractor had been paid by the granite company, but M. Shoemalwr, son of Mrs. seem, reading the original part of his fee and had to pay In return asked some free ad· Pomala 0. Shoemaker, 511 , . papers dealing with the bu'lld for his indulgence by return- vertislng from the GAR, U W, Ash street, has been award We Get Letter~s ing' s erection In 1903, lng it, t11at could be arranged, the ed the 12th Oak Leal Cluster Recently Merton Baldwin, The contractor was not the expense of the more elabor• to the air medal for meri village assessor was lt>oking only one to give the GAR ate foundation stone could be torious achlevem0nt while for old plat maps in the rec troubles with its memorial hall counted as a donation to the participating in more than 100 Writer Compares Wages OJ Teachers-Law Makers ords of the Grand Army of building, It seems that there building fund. A total of $12 flights in support of ground 1 enjoy your timely edl- by these very fine women that wages, which they know tile the Republic Memorial hall, was a stril1e in October of 1903 was paid for .the stone. forces In Vietnam from Aprll . torials from W8ek to week. the teacher should set an ex- who did not graduate from which houses township and vil teachers cl~serve 1 and holding· l1igh school, and many who at the Ornamental Glass Works Another paper found among to June, 1966, 1 also enjoy the columns "Un- ample . for her pupils. I do down the expenses of running lage records, and discovered where the glass for the doors the old GAR doculllents was The 6.9 mile stretch of the t der 21" and "The 'Melting not lllce the strike idea, how- left school at 16 in the 6, 7 the school to please the ta~ or 8th grade, can. draw well an old tin box fllled with and windows of the hall was the letter in which thn land new highway US-127 wlll be ·· Pot," ever it seems that the way payers. papers, Up on investigation, being made, The order was was donated to the pob't for o'pened to the public Friday A week .or so ago Douglas times are today there Is no ·over SG, 000 today. The teach Mrs: Baldwin, village treasur The $7,000 salary wl1lch ers need more pay. transferred to another glass a "memorial hall erected by with a dedicatory program at Dilday wrote a very fine ar- other way to get a raise ex- the MEA asks for beginning er and township clerk, and company but caused some de- the citizens of Leslie ln honor the US-127-Holt road Inter· tlcle on the teachers' strike. cept to strike as members The school board hesitates :O.'lrs, Maurine Snow, 1·1llage change, teachers may look big· to the to agre(! to pay the higher lay In completing the build- of the veterans of '61-'65 I agree with him, I attended · ·of other unions do, taxpayers, but the teacher clerk, discovered that the old in[(, and when it ceases to be used Ingham County Normal at Ma- The s c h o o I board mem wages as they do not know for papers contained the original must attend college now for certain how much nroner they The Empire Marbl' and as a post, to become a 11- 10 Years Ago--1957 son in the years 1019-1920 bers were elected to direct 4 years before he can stal't contract for the building's rna Granlte Works in Tackson was brary and reading room." when Miss Ucla Pratt w'ls the the schools and to run them will havfl to spent!. T11~ tax senary work. teaching. Tilose who have clill payers are heinJ taxed so contracted to mal1e the founda- It was paid for by subscrip The city council Monday normal supervisor and Miss as economically as possible, dren in college know how cost A letler ac,:ompanying the tion stone for the building, tlon in money, work and rna ordered Dean Taylor, city as Minnie Severance was the thus they are caught between l•eavily now that tl1ey are be contract was a notice to the ly that 4 years training really ginning to vote down the tax They did a fine job, but de- terlals. Some of the donations sessor, to prepare a speciar critic teacher. We were taught giving the teachers more is, T1e average shop worker mason contractor that hisser clded to put on raised letters came from .GAR members in a s s e s s m e n t roll for the increasr.s, As a taxpayer on a vices were no longer required Instead of the sunl1en letters Lansing, Bunker Hlll, Jack $40,000 Mason street storm limited incoJM, as many of "due to the fact that when you as originally agreed, They son, Battle Creek, Detroit, sewer, Under 21 the senior citizens are, !don't were here at the time of put were probably right that the Grand Rapids and Toledo as Under provisions of the w!ll illume the taxpayers much. ting in the footing you In letters "look so :nuch better well as Leslie, of Herbert R. Taylor, What is the solution to this dulged too freely in the use • prominent Alaiedon township problem? It se8ms to me we of Intoxicating liquors which farmer, who died last weel1 need more action in Lansing, caused us extra expense and at the age of 88, Mason General Too much of the year is g·one unnecessary delay in doing hospital will get a bequest Just One of Those Days already and not enou~h money said work," estimated at $40,000. lws ilr.en appropriated for the The action seems a bit harsh s c h o o Is, l.f the legislators at first, but the contractor had 20 Years Ago--1947 would quit playin.; p•Jlitics for been ll'arned, The original con By Douglas Dilday a short time and reall)' get tract had a post script added to Richard Ferris of Mason down to work on the Jll'oblems it. It specifies that" consider at lwnd Dill' schools would not Route 1 has begun work as Why couldn't I be an avid it naturally seems to take staying in bed or something, ation of the continuation of a part-time clerk in the Ma reader of my horoscope lll1e 10 minutes for the hot water br~ in sucl1 distress. said agreement which was vio Thus in doing so, you could· I fePI that in rnany of the son post office. other people? lf I would have to get around, When you're make your day :tnd everyone lated by the first p-arty by Many Ingham county read it on Friday, September finally dress·xl and !ust about schools, l'SpP.cinlly th•: larger ' . Intemperate habits, t!Jat he else's day better, Tllat's ev. city systems, if a few of the 20, it probably would have farmers are taking gold from ready to dasl1 out the door, eryone over and ... under 21. (See Letters, Page B-5) the said contractor agrees to the muck lands in the form said, "stay in bed,'' or "Arise you realize that this day is forfeit the sum of $100 if he of peppermint and spearmint at your own risk." or some. not just going to be one of does not obstaln fl·om the use oils, The present market on thing along those lines, those days, S:Jmething tells *Personal Loons of Intoxicants while engaged this oil is around $7.50 a You know the type of day you that when the car d·Jesn't *Mortgages upon the •vork for which this pound. I'm talking about. The alarm start and half way to school contract Is signed. , ,1' goes off at the time when you you forget that all important *Auto Financing are the least bit ready to The original contract, 30 Years Ago--1937 theme, You may think that signed on March 21, 1903- hear it, but you're willing by now I'm telling you a bunch *Boot Financing to make the best of it so you the contractor was fired May Arthur W. Jewett was re of falsehoods, b~t this day *Business Loans 5, 1903--called for all the ma nominated for mayor on the jump out of bed and land that l'mdescrlbingrea!lyhap sonry work on the building for People's party ticket at a right on one of the dog's pened and this was the Fri *Remodeling Loans a total of S510, with $10 being caucus Monday, Jewett is com hard, odd-shaped toys. 011 day that Mason played Ga deducted from that amount as pleting his second term as well, it was your own fault briels In football. So to top *Vacation Loans a donation to the building fund. mayor. for not looking where you were off the day In primr fashion, going, so you limp o.1 into It is not mentioned whether the Rev. John Adams has In I injured my knee in the game, 4% Daily Interest On Regular Savings Accounts contractor or the b u lid in g formed members of the Pres· the bathroom. But since you I know that many people committee thought up that' de byterian session that he In are not yet fully awake, you have bad days, the only thing duction. tends to resign .his Mason miss the doorway by about 2 I can say about them Is that The contractor also was re pastorate to accept the pas inches. Just enough to smasl1 I wish you could tell when quired to "go to the field to torate of the Palmer Park the third toe on your left those days are coming up so ~.AR;A1'10NAL BANK face .or break all stone neces Presbyterian church in De foot Into the door casing, you could 'prevent them, By sary to complete the front of troit. Whe n you s t a r t to get preventing them, I mean com the b u 11 ding according to ,'Cleaned up for the day al1ead, pletely bypassing them by 50 Years Ago--1917. · .. " ,.,,_ · plans," ',,_·I· He did have somewhat of a b r e a k from the GAR post, C.A. Rles, who has operated though, The post agreed to a grocery store· here for.the sup p 1y helpers and all ma past 6 years, wlll open a new terials, but t11e catch was that store in Flint about· October the contractor was required to 19. Mrs, Ries will remain in didn't it Mrs. Baldwin, clerk "They lOuSe up!' use all the helpers offered him M~rton t~wnship Mason for some time to oper and "deduct a fair price for and village treasurer of Leslie, displays the ate the grocery here. same from the contract price G, J. Dunn, who has con given." handwritten contract for the GAR Memorial hall ducted a dry goods business There '!'as a bank note dated and the letter dismissing the mason because he here for the past 2 years, June II, 1903 In the group of has sold out to the Philadelphia "You can buy a medium-pl'iced car with iJ ape r s. It was written to "indulged too freely in intoxicating liquors." Syndicate company. all the optional extras and suddenly Michigan Mirror "Buick started off with a you're paying a price that's almost as classic design and they stayed much as the Buick Riviera. I was with it-for good reason. The pleased to find Riviera's tilt wheel, power simple sculptured look was I steering and power brakes are unique at the time and it still is. standard equipment:• I'm glad they didn't louse Michigan's Volunteer Doctors it up by changing it:' "I think Riviera is a very attractive investment. It should certainly Joe Meyer, Stockbroker. be on anybody's recommended buy list:• By Elmer E. White Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick? Michigan doctors have an Vietnamese people know that level of library services are them continue their educa outstanding record contribut a physician who closes his still Jess than they should be, tions, ing their services around the office and comes as a vol * * * Polley proposes a "College world, Only California, where unteer to their land is mak GHETTO SCHOOL Service Corps" to enlist the more doctors are licensed, ing a sacrifice for them." Schools near ghettos can be aid of college students in tu can match it. ~ * * used to fight injustices of in toring and working With youths The Hope h o spit a I ship, LIBRARIES LAC!\ ner·city life under a resolu from underprivileged homes. which visits countries inviting Nine million books must be tion adopted by the State Board He also feels consideration it, has 31 ·physicians and two added to state school librar of Education, should be given to relaxing medical students from Michl- ies to meet minimum stan The nine point program, academic eligibility require· gan on its stalf, For this val- dards! proposed by State Superinten ments so more youngsters unteer service, medical per- Michigan has 4,484 school dent of Public Instruction Ira can participate in school ath sonnel receive no pay, and buildings, but only 1,095 have Polley, would requirean$11.8 letic programs. Polley sees only moderate living expen- central 'libraries with full time million legislative appropria athletics as a poslti ve Influ ses, libraries, Only 840 have tion. It would begin in fall of ence in keeping student inter Ill and injured VIetnamese space adequate for quality li- 1968, est in the school and a means are cared for by a separate brary service. _ Polley's plan Includes using of giving underprivileged program sponsored by Amer- If Michigan schools are to school facilities alter normal youth self-pride and incentive ican Medical association and attain recommended stan school closing hours for addi· to stay in school. supported by the Michigan dards, 3,389 schoollibrarians tiona! teaching sessions and The budget proposal to ac State Medical society, Eight must be addea. recreational programs, tivate the programs will be Michigan doctors are current- Expenditures for I i bra r y He proposes class reduc submitted during the 1968leg ly working in Vietnam to help materials should total $6 per tions to 15 students from kin· islative session. fill the gap left by their need elementary pupil and $9 per dergarten through second for military service, Vietnam secondary pupil. In 1965, grade for personalized stu has only 1,000 in the whole Michigan averaged $2.13~ dent attention, and a pre· FORMAL WEAR country and 650 of these are These are findings reported school program for four-year in the Vtetnam army. The by the Joint Committee on olds to acclimate them to the remaining 350 care for the School Library Development. school environment. RENTAL country's 15 million civilian Substantial improve- T,h e s e spec i a 1 courses population, ment results from fed era 1 would be offered for 10 weeks American physicians re • funds, The state receives an during the summer. Federal ceive a $10 per day living annual allotment of $4.7 mil funds could provide student expense, and travel expenses lion. This has been used to: employment for youths in to and from Vietnam. They Establlsh 20 area-wide cen work-study programs. serve for 2-month periods in ters to distribute instruction High school students who one of the 16 provincial hos· al material to schools, have demonstrated ability to pitals, Catalog books so schools do college level work would be MEDICO is another plan without library supervisors eligible for $800 grants to help which involves Michigan phy- can file volumes according sicians overseas, It Is ad- to the 'standard Dewey Deci • ministerecl through CARE. Six ma! classification. doctors from the state par- Provide consultants to train tlcipated in MEDICO in Asia school personnel in proper and Airica, library'procedure, · 7% Many other physicians val· Make available scholarship ... interest paid unteered their services under funds for students desiring on savings notes ~ h u r c h- sponsored medical library careers. The '68 Buic,ks with the new GM safety features are at your Buick dealer's. .missionary work. Extend use of a mobile unit Phone 699.2165 Dr, Charles H, Moseley, di· to counties which need fac!li rector of the AMA plan, ex• ties to train teachers on the Spartan Finance plains, "This program has use of audio-visual aids, Corp. · clone more to l.mprove the The state department of ed Bill Richards Inc. image of the American physi-· · ui:ation feels these Improve RICHARD A. BARNETT .clan than any I know ot. The ments are helpful, but . the •2221 N. Cedar· Holt .. US 127 E. Legion Road Mason, Mich. The Ingham County News, Wednesday, October 11, 1967 - Page B-2 1 Marriages/Divorces Dansville Doings DIVORCES ~hlrley C, Hendry vs. Rich sing; Sandra K, Shawn, 19, Bonn to L, Moreno vs. Aaron ard z. Hendry, September 29. Lansing, R, Moreno, September 28, Marilyn Mo:~roG vs, Lee R. Mrs. F. A. Lendrum W, Charles Kingsley vs; Monroe, September 29, Stephen L, Garth, 21, East Lansing; Joyce A, Alagna, 18,· Janet L. Kingsley, September Faith M, Houseworth vs, Troy, Phone MA 32581 1435 Mason Street 29, Douglas E, Houseworth, Sep Ellt>n I, Higdon vs, Lloyd tember 29, Larry B, Pulice, 23, Lan \V, Higdon, September 29, Eugene W, Leisure vs, Mar sing; JoAnn Wakulsl1y, 21, Mrs, Clare Kirby of Call· Mr, and Mrs. WayneTaylol' lene J, Leisure, September 29, Lansing, fornia was a guest Friday eve and family spent from Thurs Thomas H, Oakey vs, Ju Gllbert Urdiales, 20, Char dith E, Oalwy, Septem:,er 29, Winifred A, Fischer vs, ning of Mr. and Mrs ..Jay Boyle, day through Sunday with .llv!I', lotte; Carmen Burjas, 23, Mr. and Mrs, George Miern and MIS. Don Seefeldt of Madi· Lilly Ryan vs. Patrtcl' A, James L, Fischer, Septem Lansing, Ryan, September 29, ber 29, dorf and son, Carl, were guests son, Wisconsin. Ranald R, Fell, 27, Lansing; Gary A, Kalczyosld vs, Sylvia M, Moleski vs. Allen Sunday evening of Mrs, Miern Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Ar· Sandra K. Devlin, 21, East dorf's mother, Mrs: Ruth Wil nold of Pontiac were weekend Shirley A, Kalczynsld, Sep P, Moleski, September 29, Lansing, tember 29, Junlta Betancourt vs, Leo liams, guests of Mr. and Mrs, Jame!i, nard Betancourt, September H a r o I d Van Sickle, 69, Mr. and Mrs, .Jay Boyle fHdgway, Judith A, A)'res vs, Bruce Grand Ledge; Margaret 111. G, Ayres, September 29, 20, were dinner guests Sunday of E,J, Simons of Pontiac and Annie G, Young vs. James Hays, 69, East Lansing, Mr, and Mrs. L,J, Boyle and M ax in e Simons of Lansing Michelle 111. Kelley vs. Rob Michael R, Smith, 19, Char ert N. Kelley, September 29, W, Young, September 29, family. of East Lansing, spent the weekend with their lotte; Faye J, Barnum, 19, Mr, and Mrs, Don Sommer mother, Mrs, Edith Simons, Nan C)' A, Kennedy vs. Larry Karen S, Black vs, Thomas Lansing. Black, September 29, and sons, Brian and Doug- of Reinhold Peterson and Mr. A, Kennedy, September 29. Alan Tomlinson, Legal Jeannine Donald vs, Roy Barbara Minnis vs, Richard s. Stockbl'idge were dinner and Mrs, Bud Douglas and Minnis, September 29, age, Lansing; Suzanne Sheaf guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs, famlly of Fowlerville spent Donald, Septem'Jer 29, fer,· Legal Age, East Lansing, Mar 1 L, Wolber vs. Law Melvin Eattlge and family. Sunday afternoon with Peter Charles E. Little vs. Janice Danny D, Brandon, 21, Lan R, Little, September 29. rence E, Wolber, September Robert Battlge returned home son's daughter and husband, 29, sing; Tanja R, Lemon, 20, after spending a few days at Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Swan, Lansing, Sue E, Hamelin!' vs, Doug the Don Sommer home. Mr. and Mrs. Orla Sheath Robert K. Sheldon, 31, Lan Seth Whitmore las H. Hamelink, September KEEPfNG IN TOUCH--Congressman Charles E. Chomber Guests during the week of elm and son, David, spent the sing; Kathryn R, Keyes, 23, Mrs. Edgar Scrlpter were Mr. weekend In .Battle CreP.k with 29. Lansing, . Gets New Post Carol J, Hamrick vs. Karl loin (R-Eost Lansing), shown at his desk in Woshington, salutes ancl Mrs. Bruce Flneout of St, Rose Grady and Mrs, Leona A p p o I n t m e n t of Seth H. D, Ham.:-lc:t. September 29, Arthur T, Haines, 24, Lan Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moran. sing; Sierra J, I By NANCY BHOWN The Anchora staff is plan There was no schoo: on !\1ason High News ning many new additions this Thursday or Friday. Teach Sergeant PUm came to Ma year, Instead of planning the ers attended M,E,A, confer son via the Michigan Trucking book around a single class or ences on these 2 days, Many association, His purpose was activity, It will present a full of our faculty tool< color tours to entertain the student IJody er look of t11e whole school In upper Michigan, with comedy and magic at year, The use of color will It was a welcomed vaca · also add to the Inside of the the same time enlightening tion for students. Many felt By BELINDA BRADLEY class and prince and princess book. t11ey needed a rest after the Dansville High School candidates from grades 9th the audience's mind with con-· cepts of safety, A spring delivery on June first 4 weeks of school, That through 12th. 7 Is another new Idea. This Serg~ant Pike Is not a ser leaves only 2 weeks before DANSVILLE--Last week C a nell dates for king and will Include every!hlng up to the end of the marldng period was an exc.l tlng, but very short queen, nominated by the Senior geant at all. He recently was promoted to ·spring sports In a bound book comes on October 20. Then, week for the Dansville stu- class are M!l(e Barker and 11 eu tenant form. Then during the sum report cards come out, Ugh! dents, Linda Battlge. mer a bound supplement will Each class 9th through 12th Nominated from the Senior of the Jack Members of the Shakes son pall ce be mailed 1)ut. It will be made pearean classes and a few met for the class by the Juniors are Mike department, to be stuck in the back of speech class members at 2nd tIm e Wagner and Charlotte Allen. He works the book, without distracting tended t11e play "King Lear" this year to Sophomores elected Keith out of a from the beauty by bulkiness on Saturday, October 7, They elect candl- Stetler and Kathy Diehl for or size. W ashlngton Journeyed to Ann Ar!Jor where dates for king and queen and Larry office on Included In this new sup they saw the Un!verslt)' Play kIng a n d Church and Lylia Whitman safety, NANCY plement will be all spring ers present this Shakespeare q u e e n, were chosen by the Freshmen sports, the prom and gradua prince and class, l PRACTICE REGARDLESS--Members of the Holt High school marching band had regular practice in spite of the fact other students were enjoying 2 days vacation due to Teachers' institute. It's all part of the game though and Holt's band will be stepping out smartly at their homecoming game against O'Rafferty October 13. Excitement Building Up Prompt Courtesy Service For Holt's Homecoming. By CANDY BROWN through the streets of Holt, t h·e Hegional Convention of Holt High School chanting their cheers to the FHA which is to be held at SEE US HOLT--The last 2 weeks Rams. There will be a ban- Michigan State University. have been full of bustling ac- fire and refreshments. The Officers of the Holt chapter For All Your Drug Needs tivity around Holt High, Home- Snake Dance was planned by this yQar are Kathy steven DON KOLP c~ming is coming. The Rams the cheerleaders and Pep club, s 0 n, president; Virginia Will play the O'Rafferty Raid- Fa c u 1 t y sponsor for both Rolana, vrce president· Pegi OUR NEWEST ers this Friday nig·ht for their groups is Miss Pat Bird, Reed, secretary; Jack!~ Gee, ~~~g~e=s~~~~~~\------:::: ~<~~~======~(~!)~~ homecoming game, * * * treasurer· and Judy Miller ,_,SPORTCOA TS !!,, Elections for queen, king, Reorganized Tuesday after- historian.' Facult)' sponsor oi and their noon was the Holt Hig·h•s the organization is Mrs. If ~ court had to Literature club. The sponsor Beverly Wilson, !t b e taken this year will be Mr. Nor- * * • 1l c are of, man Garnett, a new teacher MemiJers of the Holt Chapter !f Nominees at Holt High. The members of the National Honor Society 99 w e r e se- decided to read "Anna Karen- signed up for committees at $24 "'$ 1 e c t e d ina•· by Leo Tolsto:.·. The group their general meeting Wed- 1· el u r i n g will meet about everv 2 weeks. nesday evening, The Banner s! \-'l 'tr~ h 0 me room Students interested ·in joining Committee will complete the From snappy .: solids, colorful twist !! and placed CANDY the organization are welcome making of the National Honor on a ballot to be voted on by to attend meetings, Society banner, which is to be checks ••. to muted pia ids and !',! Mason Sclwol Menu students, There seemed to be H o 1 t H tg 1~ '~ undefeated hung in the hal!war of the stripes that will make you top any !! quite a bit of difficulty select- Cross Country team brought school. OCTOBER 16 - 20 ing between the candidates for home their 3th cunsecutive The Banquet Committee will well dressed team. i! MONDAY - Italian spaghetti with meat sauce; Choice of Cabbage and Peanut 1\·r·ng andqueenbecausestu- · t 1· t· plan the annual initiation $$ vrc ory--t us rme over Eaton salad or Buttered waxed beans; Bread; But,er; Applesauce Cake or Fruit Cup; dents were asked to vote 3 Rapids. The final score was banquet for new members. :' 1/2 pt. milk; Cheese. times, The "Royalty" was Holt 20, Eaton Rapids 35 . The Follow-up Committee will TUESDAY - Glazed Meat loaf with whipped potatoes and liutter; Choice of Wal finalJv, chosen and IVI.ll ret'gn Tl 1e t radlt' tona 1 " 0 a dd y Date get in contact with all students ' 1 ll dorf salad or Buttered peas; Bread; Butter; Chocolate or Vanilla custard or over the traditional Home- Night" was discussed at the who have graduated from Holt Store Hours l$ Fruit cup; 1/2 pt. milk. coming dance Friday evening first meeting of the Future High within the past 4 years, Mon. thru Thurs. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. after the game, Homemakers of America Wed- They will write a report of l·.· WEDNESDAY- Hot dog on bun with all the trimmings and potato chips; Choice Eacll l Class l·s bt1s1·1v, con- nesd ay a f ternoon, Eac1 1 year the present activities of these Fri. 9 o.m. to 9 p.m. of Fresh orange juice or Spinach; no bread; Apple crisp or Fruit cup; 1/2 pt. ji milk; Cheese wedge. structing their float for the the members invite their graduates (their college Sot. 9 o. m. to 6 p.m. lJ home cam in g parade. The "daddies" to dinner and a careers, jobs, marriage, etc,) THURSDAY - Creamed chicken aver mashed potatoes; Choice of Molded fruit classes are all working hard, play night in the gymnasium. The Eight Grade Orientation salad or buttered corn; Bread; Butter; Chocolate Chip cookie or Fruit cup; 1/2 Sl pt. m1lk. hoping their flpat will come in The usual events are such committee will plan conducted -· first in the judging which will things as volleyball, basket- ·tours of the high school for THE =----:: - FRIDAY - ~lacaroni and Cheese; Choice of Cabbage and Carrot salad· or but take place just before the ball, relay races on small the 8th graders. The purpose II DANCER- co. r- tered green beans; Bread; Butter; Cake with Fruit Sauce or Fruit Cup; 1/2 pt. parade Friday afternoon, The carts, and cage ball. of this tour is to familiarize ! milk. If 1 "theme" of the homecoming, The members of the group the students with the facilities ~ 1"'. £ of' ,,j' ' ,Ji ~~ ~ L ~~ I ,....,....__ HOURS~---~ selected at a senior class also decided to plan a Mother- within the school. Under this I Monday thru Suturday: 8 a.m. til 9:30 p. meeting, I~ "television com- Daughter Tea, and a Family committee, Honor Society undcy and hoi idavs: 9 a.m. ti I I p, mercials," Each float must be Banquet, to be held sometime members will speak to the ~ ~l~j;j~' ~·~~:~~" end 5 p.m. til 9:30p.m. decorated according to the this year, students at the junior high !_lilliE slogans of a TV commercial. Members volunteered to concerning their new school Thursday evening at 7 stu- make posters to advertise the life at olighschool, The Awards -· dents will meet at the ball party for Interested newmem- Assembly committee will plan 'l"HE DANCER COMPANY diamond to begin a parade hers. Also considered were the annual assembly held to The l<'riendly Department Stort! through the streets of town, presents and gifts to be sent to r e cognize those students Ch~~~y's DurIng this annual "Snake chan d r aklran Prabhudaya , worthy of commendation, 1 1 MASON, MICHIGAN Dance'" the team will ride the Homem akers ' orp h an g1 r 1 The Initiation committee 330 S. JEFFERSON OR7-6131 MASON in trucks heading the parade, in India, will plan· the initiation of new -~- The students participating will saturday, dele~tes from the members selected this year. j oln hands and "Snake" Holt Chapter will be sent to (S10e Holt Hi~Jh, Page 8·5) The Ingham County News, Wednesday, October 11, 1967 - We Get Letters * Mason High · (Contlnuod from paflo B·4) It Is wise to get In on the . (Cantlnuad From Pa9o B-1) much larger than a teacher's needs more mortey and a break The effective living class of Investigation pro ·c e rl u r e s." subscription list. Contests for Bowling supervisor jobs, better known there Is no comparison, In the forenoon and afternoon, Mr. w. Emrick has been hav There are 5 debates sched· 11 subscribers only will be slated Ing some Interesting discus as snoopervlsors," were According to the Michigan she should also be free from ulod for this year. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: for later In the year. sions In the past weelt. After done away with, a large amount Manual for 1965-66 the leg recess duty, Lorna Ashley, a Junior at 1 Bob Deloach 4.5 student Council met on MASON 800' lD.5 of money could be saved and The legislators should be vIewIng some educational · M,H,S. came home with n Holt Recreation 4 Islature was :n session tor 86 Tuesday to discuss many com 11 the stand H d s of education days In 1964, This year, due as fair with the teachers as films, the class divided the trophy for the school. She W .L Tom's candles 3 12 would not be hurt one iota, Ing events, Most Important problems of the society today attended the MJ chlgan HI g h Pepsi Cola 2 to so much politicking, It has they are with themselves. Why topic seems to be the Octo Kerr Hardware 13 . '7 13 As a retired teacher I feel does the state Insist on pe Into four major areas. These School Forensics Association probably run longer. The leg ber 20 homecoming date. Craft Cons•t 13 7 TEAM IIIGH SERIES the way the retired teacher is nalizing, its teachers. After areas were drinking, morals Student Congress at the state Ellis SUnoco 2263 Islature has extended the Jo Parlter, In charge of all Ball-Dunn 12 8 penallzed If he works and teaching· 30 years they should and social relations, dating, House Cham'.1ers In the capi TEAM HIGH GAME school year this year, another the festivities in the week, and parents. crowners earns over $1,500 per year reason the teachers need more be able to retire, A legislator tal. Restrn•t 12 8 Ellis Sunoco 829 Is neither just nor fair. It says things are beginning to Lorna tried out for the con- pay, Which do you think does needs to be In office only shape up. Class pep days are The class then divided Into Cline Tire Service 10' 10 INDIV, HIGH SERIES · would be all right if the same about 5 years or so and can . gross last spring at Eastern Loretta Studley 569 more for humanity, the teach· scheduled and a pep rally groups where chairmen were Fernburg Exc. 8 8 rule applied to the legislators begin drawing retirement. The High school In Lansing. Her· INDIV, HIGH GAME ers or the state legislators? bonfire Is also planned, elected. They are Sylvia Was Wyeth Control 10 10 themselves, The teacher Is with the teacher must teach until she coach was Mrs. Jean Zacha Thrlftway 9 Loretta Studley 216 The parade of floats and son, Slv Lalsson, Nancy Brown riah, OUt of 5 trophies Lorna 1l ·I understand that when a children during their forma• Is 60 before she can draw and Russell Lock. Each group Thorburn Lmbr, 8 12 legislator starts drawing his royalty, led by the band, is came home with a trophy for tlve years when their char a full pension, Why must the set for just before 6 p.m. then tallted over their lndl· Davis Clothing 8 12 LADIES CLASSIC retirement he can run for of acters and ways of life are teacher walt so long? Many excellence· to be put In the Judging of the floats Is to vidual topic, preparing for a showcase. Wyeth Built 6 10 flee again and if successful being molded, It le not an teachers are not physically presentation to the who 1 e Whlpples Timber can continue to draw his pen begin at 5:15p.m. by citizens The powder puff game will w L easy job to teach 30-35 little able to enjoy life or their of Mason. class. Hogs 7 13 Capitol Excavat- sion plus the big salary the wlggly bodies day in and day pension for long by age 60, begin at 7 p.m. on Saturday, TEAM HIGH SERIES Ing 17 3 legislators have voted them One problem has arisen, Chief of Mason pollee, Tim October 14. The Seniors, out. The teacher needs a cof I wish our legislators would t10wever. Due to the threat of F ernburg Ex c. 2613 Western Auto 13 7 selves. According to the 1967 Stolz spolw on Wednesday coached by Mr. W, Engle, fee brealt as much as the shop soon wake up, ·get on the ball auto strikes there Is a lack TEAM HIGH GAME Mid-State 10.5 9,5 World Almanac our Mlchlgan men, but In m an y of o u r and give the schools and the on u;e drlnldng problem. It~ are out to prove priority over' Fernburg Exc. 931 American Legion 8,5 11.5 legislators draw $12,000 jler of a v a I I a b 1 e convertibles. was a relief to hear that our the Junior girls. The under schools today the teacher has teachers a fair deal. Anyone with a fairly recent INDIV, HIGH SERIES Clares Bar 8 12 year plus $2,500 expense al to be with the children every teens are not causing a great class men (whoops I-· women) Max Fuller 573 Cline Tire 3 17 lowance. This salary Is so model, who Is able to drive problem In Mason with drink- nre coached by Mr. J, Colo- minute of the day. She sure Miss Mary J, Northrup one of the royal court in hl3 INDIV, HIGH GAME TEAM HIGH SERIES log gross, car during the parade, Is asked Joe Johnson 222 \\'estern Auto 2414 ' A dance for everyone will Mid-State to volunteer. He may call The debate team is prac- be held In the school cafe MASON EARLY BIRDS 2196 Nancy Brown at 676-5528 any TEAM HIGH GAME rTeacher's LeHer Offers tieing for their first debate terla following the game. No time after 5 p.m. Any help Western Auto 841 on November 1 with Waverly, matter who Is the victory, will be greatly appreciated. w L Mid-State 829 Grand Ledge and 0 k em o s. everyone Is Invited to attend. Ball-Dunn 17 3 Another topic of the coun Mrs, Jean Zachariah Is de- The F,F,A, and the F.H.A. Guerriero Ins. INDIV. HIGH SERIES Misleading Half-Truths; cil was nomination of stu 15 5 Jerry Griffin 552 bate coach. combined for a hayride on Red coach dents for the "Teen Salute" 14 6 Bev Wilcox 531 Seven Gables road near Dans- Mr. Jerry's 12 Last week Kirk Curtis as in the Sunday state Journal. To each dehate 4 varsity ville. Approximately 80 pea 8 INDIV, HIGH GAME resl_gn. This Is true, but It Is. ies to average only $5,200. Ing. Co, News 11 9 serted that he would answer not the point. What is not DR. DAVID F. BLEIL YES, Dr. Bleil To Study At Oxford Dr. David F, Bleil, son of WE'VE SWITCHED Mrs. David W. Bleil of Mason, will attend the Clarendon Lab or at or y, Oxford university during the coming academic year. Dr. Bleil is the Associate TO MOBIL Technical Director for Re search at the U. S, Naval Ordnance Laboratory, White Oak, Maryland, As part of the Laboratory's Advanced Training Program, he will do his post doctoral research in physics and mathematics in England. Dr. Bleil received his mas ters degree in mathematics from the University of Michi SO FROM NOW ON EVERYTHING'S MOBIL-FOR YOUR FARM. WE HAVE gan and his doctorate in phy sics from the Michigan State college. Dr. and Mrs, Bleil sailed A FULL LINE OF FUELS AND LUBRICANTS-FOR YOUR HOME. CLEAN-BURNING, from New York on the S, S, United States on September HIGH-ENERGY MOBIL HEATING OIL. FROM NOW ON, EVERYTHING'S MOBIL. 22, Their daughter, Susanne will continue her education at the University of Mar)'land un til February. At that time she will transfer to a school in Copenhagen, Denmark; son, David, is in Africa with the Peace Corps; and son, Rich 24 HR. BURNER & EMERGENCY DELIVERY SERVICE ard, is in the Na\'y, stationed at Key West, Florida, The Bleils reside at 720 Spring!ock road, Silver Spring, Maryland. :=:::=::::::======:=:======:==~======:======~~r· BARRS' OIL· CO. t Dt. G~orge D Harris~~ :::: ::: .. S. Cedar Duane & Don Barr I V;;;:~:;:ion }. 676-2158 :;:! 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Estate of FRANI< D, THOMAS, Deceased, INTHE MATTEROF: BETTY DARLENE MOSS, Ml· United Community Chest. The :;:;:;: IT IS ORDERED that on nor. December 18, 1967, at 9:30 Club Is Included as one of the American Bank & Trust Co., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 57 agencies to be supported vs, Bryce Flynn and Doris Trespass on the case. Reid, A.M. In the Probate Court that a petition (for rehearing) sentence on count III: ·fine for Clarence L. Freer room, Mason, Michigan, a by the funds raised In this Flynn, Trespass on the case, Hildebrandt, K l n g, Weed, plays, Inc., a Texas Corp. has been filed in this court by $100,001 costs $25.001 special $1535,17, costs to be taxed, hearing be hold at .which all & and Liberty Sign Co., a Texas fall's United Community Chest up 0 n p r 0 m t s e s. Fo.ster, Smith Brown. by: James J. fee $10,00 or 60 days Ing The People of the State of Barbara Kellogg, Child Wel Weed, Corp, jointly and severally, creditors of i5ald deceased campaign, C~tmpbell, Llndemer & Me- ham County Jail, Michigan vs, Dennis D. Little. are required to prove their fare Worker, praying that the The Boys' Club of Lansing Gurrln. Merrill R, Williams vs. Order deny l n g accelerated order entered herein be at The People of the State of Arraignment on amended in judgment, claim, and heirs will be de James M. Hare, Secretary of firmed, modified, or set aside Is I o c a I e d at 1235 Center ' American Bank & Trust Co,, Michigan vs, Joe L, Bell, formation, information read, termined, Creditors must file State of the State of Michigan, The People of the State of for, reasons mar!'! fully set s!reet, The club has 350 mem- a Michigan Banking corp., vs. Sentence: 61/2 to 15 years pleaded guilty to count II, ac sworn claims with the court Trespass on the case, Slnas, Michigan vs. Eduardo Olivar forth in said petition for re bers, The staff consists of Robert Majeski. Trespass on Michigan Correction Com cepted, bond continued. and serve a copy on ·Wesley two full time employees, lhe the case, Foster, Campbell, Dramis, Brake, & Werbelow. ez, Adjournment one week of hearing, and It appearing that mission, credit of 6 months Falrleen Alexander vs. jury trial. D. Thomas, Route 4, Mason, dll'ector, John MacKenzie, and Llndemer & McGurrin, Michele Mardo vs. John to be gl ven on count I. the whereabo~ts of the father Jamos L, Coulh·9n, Contempt The People of the State of Michigan, prior to said hear a program director. Ronald Cleary, by his next William Rose and AI Edwards, The People of the State of of said minor, Lloyd Edgar proceedings, released on Michigan vs, Lloyd J, Hunt, Ing, some of the activities of- friend, Norman Cleary, and , Leasing Co, Trespass on the Michigan vs. Rex W. Menzer. Moss, Is unknown and cannot prom lse to pay, Arraignment, amended infor Publication and s e r v l c e fered at the club Include: box- Norman Cleary vs. Robert case, Slnas, Dramls, Bralm Arraignment on amended In be served with a notice of F airleen Alexander vs. mation, pleaded guilty to count shall be made as provided by hearing, lng, wrestling, welghtllftlng, Jones, Margaret Jones, Tres & Werbelow. · formation, information react, James L. Cauthen. Contempt statute and Court rule. leather tooling, bingo, slot car pass on the case. George Men II, . plea accepted, thereupon Now, Therefore, said mat Leo D. Ch lids, Barbara stood mute to count I, pleaded proceedings, role ased on sentenced, Date: October 6, 1967. racing, arts and crafts, Ping endez, suite 1720, First Fed- Childs and Allstate Insurance guilty to count II, accepted, promise to pay, ter will be heard on the 16th The People of the State of JAMES T, KALLMAN day of October, 1967 at 11:00 pong, leadership training and era! Bulldlng, Detroit, 48226, Co,, vs. The New York Cen sentenced, Mittie Ansley·vs. James L. · Judge of Probate Michigan vs. Lloyd J, Hunt. A, M, at the Probate Court, nature study. Jn Re: Ronald Ray Erlcks tral Railroad Co,, a Delaware The People of the State of Cauthen, Contempt proceed LLOYD D, MORRIS Sentence count II: 4 days Coun Juvenile Division, 608 S, The Boys' Club of Lansing vs. secretary of State of the Corp, Trespass on the case. Michigan vs. Rex W, Menzer. ings, released on promise to Attorney for estate is· open to all boys, There state of Michigan, Petition ty Jail, fine $100.00, costs Washington Ave., Lansing, Warner, Hart, De nf I e I d & Sentence: fine $50.00, special pay. $50.00 or additional 30 days, 152 E. Ash Is a small membership fee, for Reinstatement of Driver's Michigan. Timmer, fee $5.00 or 30 days Ingham Mattie M, Co u then vs. Patricia K, Youngvs,James Mason, Michigan 41w3 depending on the boy's age, License, Eric E. I Monday night a public hear swers from the developers and Just an Added Tax ing is scheduled at the Mason these answers deserve proper '_/ • • ·city hall to discuss a rezon study on the part of the city ... No Tax Reform ing request, Ordinarily zoning council, I SUnday morning Michigan residents started paying an hearings do not draw much·of This is no place for a hasty · income tax, It has been billed as 11 tax reform", , , a crowd but the Monday night decision. and the billing Is what you'd expect from a shlll game at the county fair. . . hearing may be an, exception, , There are good factors in Gov, George Romney made a great bid for actual The council is conducting tax reform when he entered office, He offered programs volved in this decision, A that would have actually made taxes more equitable for the hearing on a request of a development which would Michigan citizens. He got no support. , .from his own party or from Democrats •••although we could hardly developer for an . apartment eventually give this community expect support from Democrats, In this silly game of house complex on the south- 600 additional family living politics It is alway more Important to discredit the op- · position than to get the job done, It was up to Republi . 'west side of Mason, There units plus a. proposed golf cans to do the job and they wouldn't do It, quest for multiple family zon course, recreation facilities What the legislature finally came up with is NOT tax reform. lt Is simply an added tax passed to cover ing gained the okay of the Ma and other features has many sharply Increased wages and salaries. for state em Barht and Praice son planning commission, plus qualities. ployees, sharply Increased costs of a judicial system which many .lawyer members of the legislature hope to · By DICK BROWN It still must be approved by A development of this mag take advantage of later on and a medium through which the city council. nitude would bring many pay more and more money can be raised in future years, Certainly there were some Indications of reform. This particular development checks to Mason, It would add Just creating an Income· tax Is a move In the right A willie ago a Texas Girl Scout council own wholesome entertainment and woula has brought on objections from to the human resources so es direction because It must be accepted as the most equit- · did a study on the plight of today' s youth, show them that happiness comes from learn able tax of all, The grossly unfair Business Activities The lead line on the report read, "Too Ing how to adjust oneself to whatever life the Eugenia Drive section of sential in our churches, our Tax has been replaced by a corporation profits tax. Much Money, Lack of Responsibility Listed dishes out, Among the Problems of Olr Youth.'' the Northbrook Farms area fraternal organizations, our No longer will businesses be forced to pay tax while True happiness and contentment come · losing money • , .or on the cost of doing business, · Too much money, boredom and too much from a feeling or constructive accomplish- . where the apartment house service clubs, Any start on improvement Is worth sometWng. • • planned entertainment were 3 of the 10 most ment, from achieving a goal, !rom a job but this start was mighty small, pressing problema of youth. well done. .complex is proposed, Such a development undoubt~ Rebates were made to local government on the same The comment was made in the report old system •• , with the legislature buttering up the age Yesterday's youth had to build their own The decision will be a rough edly will mean more Mason that parents should show strength of char toys and playhouses. The joy came not so old political alliances at home and, consequently, Insuring acter In decisions regarding right and wrong one for the council to make, businesses and more business a little help in the next election campaign, much in using the toys or the playhouse as In raising their children. It came from constructing them, Opponents of the proposed de for present Mason stores. The In no way was "need" considered in establlsWng The report also pointed out that too many rebates to local government, Effort of local govern parents provide "package" entertainment for * * "' velopment point out that exten estimated cost of the project ments was not considered. Detroit cannot expect to be Last week the News cooperated with the youth without permitting young people to Mason Junior Chamber of Commerce in a sive multiple family dwelling of $6 million will be available bailed out of Its school crisis again tWs fall but Detroit develop their own entertainment, has every right to be miffed about the supposed 11 tax questionnaire seeking public sentiment to development will have adverse to boost the tax base, A proper reform" of last ~pring, The legislature ignored the Another section of the report called at ward an aggressive attempt to get new In effect on Mason's tax base, question would be whether it immense problems facing Detroit and, to a lesser extent, tention to "too much leisure or ill-spent dustry and business In Mason, most cities. leisure." In the spotty returns so far. it appears school system and on such city will boost it enough. Property tax relief is a complete farce. And the law Today's world Is faced with many press that many people don't want any changes services as Police and fire was passed In such a form that it has virtually creat Ing problems--but the most pressing one in the complexion of the community. So, the question which the ed an "invitation to steal," is not finding new ways to entertain Amer One person, In answer to the question protecFon, city street main council must decide is whether As of October 1 taxes were increased In Michigan, ican youth, of whether Mason should have an Indus not reformed. With two exceptions, every injustice of Finding entertainment is a lot like find trial park development, claimed that Mason tenance, water and sewer sys the pluses of the project come the old system continues and apparently that Is just Ing the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. had too many parks already, tems and other city services, close to matching the minus the way the politician likes It, It Is impossible to go down to the corner That response should come under the (Arenac County Independent) store and call for a quarter's worth of en heading of poor communications, Maybe the The o p pone n t s raise the qualities, It's a big decision tertainment. person thought an industrial park was where question as to whether the lo Entertainment, or a good time, is always businessmen went for rest and relaxation, with lasting implications to secondary. It is the by-product of some cation properly conforms to thing else, That something else Is content * * * the whole community, Permissiveness Hurts Lite In the United states today is billed as ment. being informal. The trend is toward Infor the community growth ob On a decision with such far Young people are no different than adults. The other night we listened to a speaker on juvenile mality In the home, school, social life and jectives, They question reaching consequences, many delinquency, He cited the usual, often heard, gloomy They are searching for something to fill church, whether there is a proper as opinions are needed, Many statistics about the growth of juvenile crime, a void and it always seems that It must be A find In an old hymnal In an English He presented the case Wstory of the typical juvenile found through some new diversion or enter church indicates how Informality was looked surance that sufficient public questions need to be asked and t!.e lin!lU.IiJit, tainment. There Is no denying that today's youth upon a few generations ago--especially in improvements will be installed many questions need to be an But it seems that parents have become as Immune church. It was In poetry and a list of com to these warnings as Tulia flies and mosquitoes to the ~ are restless, that they feel a need for mandments. to provide a safe and healthy swered, The time to express weekly spray whlch once was quite effective in getting something new to do. Too many of them look living environment, those opinions is at the hear the attention of the pests, to fads and artificiality as answers to that "Thou shalt not come to service late, The speaker cited the basic error made by parents In need. Nor for amen refuse to walt. These are all proper ques ing Monday night set for 8 p.m. permitting a child to grow up as an anarchist. Restlessness Is the opposite of satisfac \Vhen speaks the organ's sweet refrain, tion and contentment. The contented person tions and deserve proper an- The entire problem stems from parental ignorance· Thy noisy tongue thou shalt restrain in the city council chambers, • , •willful Ignorance. is not one who gets everything he wants. But when the hymns are sounded out, The normal parent wants (1) the love of his cWld, He is the one who has learned to want what Thou shalt lift thy voice and shout, he gets. and (2) to grow up to be the exact opposite of a juvenile And when the anthem thou shalt hear, delinquent. Many parents, am bilious for their chil Thy sticky voice thou shalt not clear. To accomplish the first, the parent assumes, falsely, dren's happiness, have provided them with The endmost seat thou shalt leave free that to acquire his cWld's love, he must be Indulgent, cars, money, readymade entertainment, elec- It's Tough To Be Average . Ironic gadgetry and organizoo activity while For more must share the pew with thee. He must give him everytWng he wants, He must never The offering plate thou shalt not fear, cross him or else the child will withdraw his love. society has given them almost an unlimited But give thy utmost with cheer, The truth is, the child hates · an indulgent parent, amount of leisure time thanks to labor laws Thou shalt the minister give heed, One of the sad dilemmas of These are the students whb he looks upon the Indulgent parent as a weakling to be and automated household chores. Butwehave only added to their problems and created Nor blame him when thou art disagreed, modern education is the plight have a hard time getting ac exploited. He despises his Indulgent parent much like the Unto thy neighbor thou shalt bend, bully despises a Mr. Milquetoast, a coward, a sissy. new ones instead of giving them the climate And if a stranger, make a friend, for happiness and contentment, of the average, the C student, cepted in colleges and have Each time a parent gives In to ·his plntslzed tyrant, Thou shalt in every way be compassionate, He who would bring happiness to his chil Educators and parents are an even harder time staying he Is giving him a lesson In parental hatred, so said the Kind, considerate and of tender mind, psychologist, dren would give them responsibility, would And so, by all thy spirit's grace, teach them and assist them in creating their making great progress, are there in this era of stiffen The psychologist also noted that there is a direct Thou shalt show God within this place." connection between love and discipline. He was not refer planning big things for the poor ing of academic goals in our ring to brutality, to parental temper tantrums, but student, the drop out, the un higher institutions, rather to the establishment of the fact that the parent is the boss, not the chlld, that he, the parent, is In motivated, and in some cases We are rightly concerned the saddle and expects to run the show •• ,or else. the exceptional, talented pupil, about utilizing to the fullest The Infant tends to love and to respect the parent who "runs the show." SUch a parent becomes a symbol But the average student is the brain power of the talented. of security and strength, a hero. Meanwhile he tends to being caught in the squeeze, We are rightly concerned about despise the indulgent parent who becomes a symbol of weakness, The Melting Pot They are to be pitied, educational programs for the And finally, the speaker said the easiest way to poor student but we are not make a child unhappy is to give him everything he wants. Pupiles who set their sights Even If the parent has unlimited riches and can alford or have their parents and doing enough for those in the everything the chlld wants, he cannot alford to supply all. these wants, It is inevitable that sooner or later the By HAYDEN PALMER counsellors set their sights for middle, child reaches the point where he wants somethlng that them on college prep courses More effort should be given cannot be purchased •• ,and the shock often proves tragic, sometimes results in suicide, It Is seldom that one runs across children and then get by on average by parents and educators in A parent deprives his child of Its greatest pleasure Then they wanted to know of some actual of 6th grade age who are interested In how reporting Instances in every detail and how when and If the child loses the capacity to be thrilled a newspaper Is put together. grades in high school are in channeling those in the middle much education one had to have to work in at getting something he had long wanted but couldn't However, there is such a group in the trouble. toward schooling to fit their have. the newsroom of a newspaper, 6th grade class in Midway school at Holt After we had gone through virtually all They are caught in a bind, particular talents. (Tulia, Texas Herald) which Is taught by Mrs, Margaret Livens parger, de t a 11 s of newspaper writing, editing and publishing, and the class period was nearing Mrs, Livensparger called me the other an end, one youngster in the back of the day to ask if I would come over to the school room piped up with: That Makes Sense and tell her youngsters something of life "How much pay do you get?" Wrong Labels beWnd the ..scenes in a newspaper office. Congressman Wyatt of Oregon has made a statement How many of these children wiJI ever be which makes sense. He Is quoted as saying: "Is it I wondered at the II me just how you would e om e work! ng newsmen or women is The designation of "civil about time for politicians in the country to be honest go about to explain to 10 to 12 year old problematical at thls early age, but It any Violate laws when in their with Negroes and tell them we aren't talking about youngsters some of the operations that pro of them do, they can thank a Holt school . rights leader" ought to be equal cars, equal houses, equal Incomes. We are talking duce ·a newspaper, either daily or weekly • teacher for bringing the matter of news own _opinion those laws get in paper work before them. passed out with a little more about equal opportunity, which Is really all anybody It came as a .,urprise when these young their way, It was a most Interesting alternoon, discretion. Anyone who claims in thls country can ask. . • .there Is a substantial sters started firing questions about news Hamper the freedom of number of people in the Negro areas who are employable papers that were not only pertinent but • * * If they are trained, I strongly favor the tax credit ap also showed an amazing understanding of the If you believe In superstition look out to be a civil rights exponent others in order to further their next week. There is a Friday, the 13th proach, giving a tax credit to businesses for vocational subject at hand. approaching. automatically is labeled a civil own, training." '.They want_ed to know just what a reporter rights leader, These days a 1t Is becoming quite evident that the policy of throwing did when he reported for work so we took That will be the day when black cats There is nothing American, huge sums of money aimlessly at the problem will them through one s'tory, how it was obtained, who may walk across your path and walking man or woman, black or white, not solve It, Rebuilding cities and changing the cultural what happended to it after it was written, under ladders will be strictly avoided, can curtail the rights of others civil or rightful about any of environment and level of education and training of mil all the processes it goes through before This Is the second and last Friday the these actions, yet those who lions of our citizens overnight is beyond the financial it reaches the reader's hand and the reasons 13th thls year, The other one was last in the name of civil rights and administrative capacity of our national government. for all these processes, January. and be labeled a civil rights commit or advocatetheseacts It is time to try a different approach. don the togas of heroes--an (Clinton County News) leader, :::;~:::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:~:=:~:~:=:;:~:~:~:::~:~:~:~:~::~:~::::;:::::::::;:::;:;:;:~:;:;:::;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:~:~:~:;::~::! C on v e r s e 1 y, anyone who under the untouchable name suggests that the rights of a of civil rights. Smell Can Be Fatal· rt Down by the Sycamore majority might need a helping A television comedian recent! y made a rather percept! ve I Such a worthwhile goal as comment about th~ peculiar situation the United States Br He/son D. Brown Edited by Margaret Oonirt/e hand is automatically labeled civil rights shouldn't be handi is tn today, November 30, 1950 Maybe they're right, That's If practice made perfect a bigot and an opponent of "Isn't It something," he said, "Our streets are unsale, the hermit approach. A hermit capped by individuals who our cities are unsale, our parks are unsale, , ,but there might be some just!!lca civU rights. School representatl ves at a retires and thinks his own tlon for continuous practice, thanks to modern science, we do have full under-arm meeting In Ann Arbor last advocate denying the rights of thoughts while Ws hair and Ws But practice so seldom does. A real defender of civil protection"· ?~ week proposed to abolish just whiskers grow, others. The cute little remark makes a very sobering Indict There must be talent to go about all Interscholastic con That's a peculiar slant In along with the practice and a . rights is one who recognizes Few men or women have so ment of our present-day America. The comedian's tests except football and bas this competitive world, and It's remarks Wt at the ·very heart of our problems In America ketball, • , lnterscholast!c de performance now and then· all civil rights--not just the peculiar that the professors proves talent or the lack ot far qualified as deserving the today, We have learned to llve better •••but we have b at i n g should be banned , want to apply it only to music not learned to live together better. it. ones that fit his own selfish title, Civil Rights Leader, school officials said, because and debating. U it Is a sound means. Our Initiative and ingenuity have made us the richest It encourages boys and girls to theory there it should prove If It were just a matter o1 Most of those who espouse to nation in the world and have brought a level of comfort develop posturing and gestur just as sound tn football and practice we could ali buy Too many tim.es we are be so are in . fact, merely to even the poor that was unthinkable In the past Wstory Ing Instead of straight and un basketball. violins and practice ourselves . of mankind, But with all our cleverness we have not ln~errupted thillYJng, U they We learn best by doing. We into Jascha He!ft!zes. Or we listening to self-proclaimed yet learned the primary lesson for a proper clv111zat1on- lobbyists on the national stage prepared for debates but didn't learn to think by tWnklng, and could buy pianos and become civil rights leaders who: seeking rights for a particular livinl!' together In peace, harmony and e~lty. meet outside teams the pupils we learn our mistakes in think· Paderewskls. But it doesn't The hour already ts late--it Is most urgent that we could perfect their thinking, lng by applying those thoughts, work out that way. Forbid the rights of others address ourselves to the problems olindtvtdual, family They would not be concerned segment of society--and too U there Is no danger in foot I once had a guitar, I .as they seek civil rights of and community living. The smell ot an armpit can be with tmpressinl!' the audience ball and basketball competi often at the expense of other nauseating--but the smeU ol social disorder and contusion or the judges. They would be practiced so long in private their own choosing. can be fatal. tion then the danger in debate that my friends forgot I was. segments, concerned only with the purity and band competition seems to (Tuscula County Advert1S?r) musically Inclined and I was and power of their thoughts. be exaggerated. never asked to play in public, . The Ingham County News, Wednesday', October 11, 1967 - Page B-10 'Michigan's Autumn Squash Both Colorful and Nutritious By EILEEN BELL c nlled Table Queen, Is acorn good source of vitamin A and the first coffee vendor's li" able, At p1'esent, instant cof fee, we're told, the Near East about 300 yca,•s Marlletlng Information Agent shaped, has a hard, dark green Iron. Useful amounts, too, of cense in America-- In 1070, Mol1ammedan monks stay shell with deep ridges. The fee Is made by n spray dry Air Is an active enemy of ago, loolling for foods to ex vitamin C and other vitamins 1'he average American, last ing process. coffee flavor, J Pick Officers 1 New officers and directors have been named for 1967·68 qy the Contractors & Suppli ers association of Centra I Michigan. FH.EEZEH ~P.El'/.At.f Named president of the 100 member Central Michigan or BEEF SIDES lb. 59C ganization was Russell Ander BEEF FRONTS 49¢ son of Anderson Plumbing & lO·Ib, Bog $)19 lb. DROG CHOW BEEF CHUCKS lb, Heating. Elected vice-presi CAMPBELL'S 49¢ dent was Gordon LongofWar BEEF HINDS lb, 69¢ ner & Long Development com 101~-oz. pany, Milton "Sam" Posey of TOMATO SOUP net lOC BEEF RIBS tb. 79¢ 50 MANY USES Quality Carpentry was elected BEEF LOINS lb. secretary and the treasurer is 2-lb, 8-oz. 99¢ Arthur Docter of Boyett Qual BISQUICK Pkg, 39C BEEF ROUNDS lb, 69¢ ity Insulation company. All are BETTY CROCKER l'U!' I WHAPP£1) /'J(EE Lansing firms. l-Ib, 3-oz. Anderson had been treasur CAKE MIX Pkg, er and Long had been secre ROYAL REuULAR 25C tary last year. Docter and I Posey were directors in 1966· 3 67. PUDDING MIX ~~:· 3!'25C Named directors were: MAXWELL HOUSE REGULAR 3-lb, Wayne Premer of Hager-Fox DRIP Con $)89 Heating· & Refrigeration; Dan COFFEE ELEC, PERK iel Smith of Mid-State Build OVEN-FRESH OVEN·FRESH ers, Don Hoclney of Don Hod ~ ney B u i Ide r s and Eugene "Ge.ne'' Lenneman of Qualilv BREACD ~~~~ 29C oo'iiiirsNA:D::n 29C Bilt Garage company, all of Lansing, SMUCKER'S II JELLIES 1 Ooz. 3/69¢ ·MUCHMORE eJ RouftdRSieak lb. ' ' DETERGENT lb. I l' .T -Bone Steak qt, 33c SLEEK lb. NIMBLE GALA Sirloin Steak 99C NAPKINS ·SW!!'T PROTEN NIFTY SO count RIB STEAK lb. STAHDINu 19t SWIFT PROTEN '61 ' RIB ROAST lb. 2/49C IT~ MUCHMORE sse paJARII REALLY I BACON SLICED lb. HYGRADE 59C OVEN-FRESH !VfUSTANG TENDER, FRANKS SKINLESS lb. PIES SWIFT PROTEN 59C OAIIIY FOOOt LUNCH MEAT lb. One lest drive and you'll be cherry or apple F/IOZEH FOOO! 59C convineed l\lustang is the ECKRi:H ALL BEF.~- finest snowmobile made, 6 MORTON APPLE" PEACH I lb. OZ, LOA~~:i From sleek new hood design, CHEF .,jjifiGiiT 49 c lb.69C tn t.he posture fitted back FRUIT PIES 3~:~~',69t FRANKS GOOO l..UCK rest, Mustang is designed 1'01' TABl-E: r.IJ"iG /o l·lb. the ultimate in snowmobiling. 39C MARGARINE 29¢ STRAWBERRIES l-Ib. Pkg. 45., KRAFT PWR£ MOR iOI~ Electl·ie starting a va ila hie. FAmLY SIZE ].. 2·Col. One year warmnty I includes ORANGE JUICE 59¢ BREAI>.I>OUGH 3Lvs,49¢ T'i8LE KltiG and I. MCDONALD VAN!l.LA clutch, belt tl'llck Com 1 pare and you'll seethe Polaris CREST ORANGE JUICE 4 ~·::,$1. 1/;: GAL. warranty covers rnore! It':-; M:. oz. re~. or mint ICE nol only lively, bt1l reliable. CREAM 69C TE RMS AVA I L AB L E 11 \\'e ser\'ice what we sell" DEL MONTE BUY NOW \';hUe St'lection h; good VEGETABLES PINEAPPLE ~~~~~E~ rrbLJfN .l;~~; 25¢ CHUNK TUNA 6 DOG HOt:SE CAN:>;ED CUT GREEN BEANS - CREAM CORN ',.,, ••• 25C BANANAS WHOLE CORN - GREEN PEAS sPr:-.:Acu TOMATO JUICE DOG FOOD DEL MONTE l-Ib. GRAPEFRUff SECTIONS 2 J;'.';49¢ DEL MDH TE Y,C. I~'.':OZ, 1/17c Cans JO~ PEACHES ~;'c~~~ COLLEGEl:>;N MILLERS IGA Orongc, .C'lconut, Van., Cherry Cooking White or Yellow SNO-IIEAK COOKIES 3 ~0 $1. Chicken Broth ·· .. ,/ Pascal " MARINE qt, 14 oz. .. CHASE & SANBOR:>; 33c Onions DEL MONTE TOMATO and 1 Celery INSTANT COFFEE GARDEN 1- Pint SNO BOL 3 lb. bag 29~ bunch CENTER 19( 4-01. 10 oz. CATSUP 25c $129 pi, B oz, MASON 35 c N. Cedar (old US 127) Indinn Head Pennies Silver :4 miles South of Holt are wonh Uollars 25~ 'are worth in trade at !DENSMORE'S $1.-25 Polaris . _. built with confidence, o... smore's Open 9 to 9 Roi n or S~. ne FOODLINER "North US 127 Ma 50n sold with pride! o~nsmore's THURSDAY THRU SATURDAY Naf!CI~ OF ~!OBTGAGE NCJJ'ICE OF MORTGAGE ·PUBLICATION ORDER PtJ!iL!'CA.1'16N ORDER . ' SALE SALE E·3000 ~~ OBTG AGE SALE ·Default MORTGAGE SALE Default E·3354 PUI.'LICATION ORDEF. State of Michigan, in the State of Michigan, fn the PETITION HEARING has been mudc In the conditions having b!!en made in the terms Probata Court for the County Doo!727 of a mortgag·e made by \I'lL· Prolmte Court for the County CONDEMNATION CON'rHOL and conditions of a certain of Ingham, of Ingham, Interest as set forth In the State of Michigan, in tho fOHD AilDEN EBHIGIIT and mortgage made by PETEH Matter of ELVIRE V, MAX· 33172A Probate Court for the County NOHEEN 1\. El3BIGHT, his Estate of RUTH ELIZA· ORDER FOR HEAHING OH petition !!led in this cause COREY and DONNA COHEY, AM, Mentally Incompetent, are Incorporated by reference of Ingham, Juvenile Division, wife, toCUHN0\1' :IIOHTGAGE Ills wife and PAUL COHEY, BETH LONG, Deceased, PETITION IN THE MATT·EH OF: IT IS ORDERED that on De· IT IS ORDERED that on as part of this Order and that a single man of 2254 HAMIL· Court No, 7102-c WAYNE LYNN BUCK, Minor. con POJIATIO!I:, a :lllchf~an cember 7, 1967, at 10:30A,M, December 6 1967, at D:l5 personal service or both Order TOI' !WAD, OKEMOS, MICIII· 1 State of Michigan, in the · Naf1CE IS HEHEBY GIVEN corporation, :\Jortgagee, Dated in the Probate Courtroom, 008 A, M. in the Probate Court· and p.,tftlon shall be mado february 19, 1%0, and re G AN, INGHA,\1 COUNTY, South Washington, Lansing, Circuit Court for the County that a petition has been filed room, 608 s. washington Ave of Ingham, upon each party in Interest In cordei.l on fehJ'liUI')' 23, 1900, ~l!CHIGAN, .\!oJ·tgagor, to HO Michigan, a hearing be held at accordance with the provisions in this court by Det, Ronald nue, LansIng, Michigan, a In the matter of the petition Floyd, Lansing Pollee D·3• in Liller 782 of :llortgages, on BE!lT AD ELL of 7000 In which all creditors of said hearing be held at which all of Act 295 of the Pub!fc Acts le rvalo, De t roil, :11i chigan of the Michigan State Highway partment, Youth Division, al page 315, Ingham County nec mentally incompetent are re· creditors of safd deceased of 1966, ~lortgagee, dated the 9th day Commission for condemnation leging that said minor comes ords, jllchfgan, and assigned qufred to prove their claims, are l'equfred to prove their IT IS F'U.RTIIER ORDEHED by said :llortgagee to FEDI':ll· of ~larch, A,D, I 967 and re of private property for high within the provisions of Act C red Ito r s must file sworn claim, Creditors must tile way purposes in THE CITY that where personal service AL NATIONAL :\IO!lTGAGE corded fn the office of the claims wfth the court and cannot be made fn accordance 5•1 olthe Extra Session of 1944, Hegisle r of Deeds, for the sworn claims wfth the court OF LANSING Twp,, INGHAM ami praying that the Juvenile ASSOCIATIOJI:, a National serve a copy on Noel V. Max and serve a copy on Ray wlth the provisions of Act 295 County of Ingham and state County, Michigan. Cc.urt take jurisdiction of said illurtgage Association, by an am and florence M, Dillon, mond R, Behan, 702 American of the Public Acts of 19C6, a assignment dated Apr!! 7, of ~lichfgan on the 11th day of At a session of said Court minor, and It appearing that 900 Wildwood Dr., East Lan Bank and Trust Bldg., Lan held at the CoJrthouse in the copy o! thfs Order including 1900, and recorded on Aprfl Aprfl, A.D. 1907, In !iller sing, Michigan and 15750 a copy the description of the whereabouts of U1o !ather 940 of Ingham County Records, sing, Michigan, prior to said City of Lansing, in said Counf y, ot 8, 1900, in Liller 784 of :llort- Vaughn Avenue, Detroit, hearing, the property and parties fn o! said m ino r1 Fred Buck, is • gages, on Pag·e 650, Ingl1am on page 1D2 on which mortgage on the 8th day of September, unknown, and cannot be served Michigan respectively, prior Pub!fcatlon and servIce A.D. 1967, fnteresf contained In the Pe County !lecords, :llichigan, and there Is claimed to bt! due, to said hearing, tition be published in Ingham with a notice of hearing, at the date of this notice, for shall be made as provided by PH ESE N·r: liON, SAM Now, Therefore, said mat• furt11er assigned by said as- P u b 1i c at l on and service statute and Court rule, County News, a newspaper , signee to ADVANCE :\IOHT· principal and interest, the sum STREET HUGHES te r Wlll he heard on the 30th shall be made as provided by Date: September 20, 1967 JUDGE publfshed and circulated in GAGE CORPOnATION, a of five Thousand Seven Hun statute and Court rule, day of O~tober, 1967, at 2:00 RAY C, HOTCHKISS The above matter fs before this county, at least once In llliclligan corporation, assign. dred Flfty($5,750,00)Dollars. Date: September 15, 1967 each week !or three succes P.M. at the Probate Court, Alid no suit or proceedings Judge of Probate the Court upon the filing o~ a Juvenile D!vlslon, 608 s. ment dated !\'ov, 15, 1960, re RAY C, HOTCHKISS RAYMOND H. BEHAN sive weeks lin mediately pre corded Nov. 21, 1%0 in Liller at law or in equity having been petition by the Mi chfgan State Washington A'! e., La n s In g, Judge of Probate Attorney for Estate Highway Commission, praying ceding the date or the hearing 707, Page 100 Ingham County instituted to recover the debt DONALD FOX Michigan, American Bank and Trust for the acquisition of land for as hereinafter set forth, Records; and further assigned s e c u red by said mortgage Attomey Bldg, IT IS FURTHER ORDERED Publication in the Ingham b)· said assfg·nee to :I!ELLOI' or any part thereof, Now, the relocating, establishing County News further notice 1108 Mich. Nat. Tower Lansing, Michigan 39w3 anr:l O?ening of U,S,·l27a lim· that on Friday, the 3rd day of NATIONAL DANKANDTIWST tl1erefore, lly virtue of the Lansing, Michigan 39w3 November, A.D. 1967, at 2:00 as required by law IS OR· COillPANY a National Banking power of sale contained in !ted access highway wltli nec DE RED, essal'Y grade separations and o'clocl; in the afternoon, there Association assignment dated said mortgage, and pursuant Dated: October 31 1967. Interchanges In and through shall be a he a ring In the Cir• Nov, 17, 1960, recorded Nov, to the statute of the State of PUBLICATION ORDER PUBLICATION ORDER cult Court for the' Co'.lnty of JAMES T, KALLMA:-1 Pag~ .\Hcl1igan fn such case made E-3410 the cities of Lansing, East Judge o~ Probate 21, 1960 in Liller 7071 E-3467 Ingham fn the City of Lansing lOD, Ingham County Hecords; and providetate of TINEY A. HARRIS Estate of DONNA P, KUN· vision 4lw1 be ta!1en for making said lm· 1. To onter defaults 011 all igan corporation assi~nment Standard Time, safd mortgage De~eased. ' ZELMAN, Deceased, provement for the use and parties In Interest not appear. dated June I, 1967, recorclecl wfll be foreclosed by a sale IT IS ORDERED that on IT IS ORDERED that on benefit of the public, and sets fng at safd hearing and direct PUBLICATION ORDER July 24, 1967, in LiiJt:r D47, at public auction, to the highest October 19 1967, at 9:30A.M. December 201 1967, at 9:30 1 forth the purpose of said pe paymn~t to them (If the amount Page 180, Ing·ham County bidder, at the west front door in the Probate Courtroom, A, M. ln the Probate Court D-1728 tition which is the tak!ng or of the estimated just compen state or Michigan, fn the 'Records, on which mortgage at the County Building ln the Lansing, Ml chigan, a hearing room, Lansing, Michigan, a sation as StJt forth in the Dec there is claimed to be due at City of Mason, lng·ham County, hearing be held at which all private property, for a just Probate Court tor the Cllunty be held on the ~etltlon of Ron laration of Taking filed in this of Ingham, Juvenile Dlvfslon. the date 11 ere of t11e sum of ~lichigan (that !Jelng the build cred !tors of said deceased are compensation to be made, ald A. Harris for appointm.1nt co>Jrt and cause; IN THE MATTER OF: FOUHTEEN THOUSAND ing where Court for the County of a fiduciary and determina required to prove their claim, without the consent of the ownel's !or the safd public fm 2, To f!x, where It has not FRED BUCK, Jr., Minor, TWENTY-fiVE & 56/I OOths of Ing·ham is held), of the tion of heirs, and heirs will be determined. been previously determined, . Dollars ($I 4,025.56), including premises described in safd c red it 0 r s must file sworn provem.~nt, and that a good NOTICE IS HEREEYGIVEN Publfcatfon and s e r vi c e the date on which the peti that a petition has been filed interest at 5·1/2% per annum, mortgage, or so much thereof shall be made as provided by claims with the court and faith effort has been made to purchase die property. The tioner may enter the property in ~hfs court by Det. Ronald Under the power of sale con as may be necessary to pay statu:e and Court rule, serve a copy on Mildred H, and take physical possession Barnes, Box 153, Okemos, petition prays that the Court Floyd, Lansing Police DfJ• tained in said mortgage and the the amount due, as foresaid1 Date: September 20, 1967 thereof; Michigan, prior to safd hear make an order fixing a date partment, Youth Dtvlsion, al statute in such case made and on said mortgage, with the in RAY C. HOTCHKISS 3, To enter orders, w!:ere pro v f de d, notice is hereby terest thereon at Five per cent ing, for hearing on safd ,)etitlon, leging that said minor com.~s Judge of Probate requested by the parties fn within the provisions of Act .. given thai said mortgage will (5) per annum and all legal ROBEnT A, SIEGRIST Publication and s e r v f c e that safd order shall be served Interest, for the payment of 54 of the E FiRI:iT BAPTIST CHURCH AURELIUS BAPTI81', 41J20 CHRIST/AM SCIENCE LANSING ZION LUTHER· WEST COL UMB!A CHURCH ADVENTIST HOLT BAPTI51' CHURCH , LAKE LANSING BAPTIST, jOF THE NAZARENE, on West OF OKEMOS, Pastor, Donald Barnes road, Rev. Frederick 6960 Ot 1859·1967 ... 108 YEARS YOUNG WE STARTED IN 1859 BUT. •• WE'RE NOT TOP QUALITY, GOV'T. INSPECTED Beef Rib Roast Fresh Fryers :108 YEARS OLD! 4th and 5th Ribs First 5 Ribs First 3 Ribs ~~:E~~ Whole young. l We're 108 years 79~ 85~ 89~ LB. 29c Fryers We're old enough to understand ' ·' s~ Beef Rib Steaks LB.89c FRYER LEGS or 49 the soundness of time-tested l?asic ideas, FRYER BREASTS with Ribs Attached LB. ( but young enough to keep trying to improye them. NEW! "SUPER·RIGHT" COUNTRY TREIIT 9C ------r Pork Sausage • • • • • rit~L 6 .. Super-Right .. 2 to 3-Pound Sizes Modernization and keeping abreast "SUPER·RIGHT" LIVEn sAusAGE LB. c Braunschweiger • • • • • 49 of new ideas and techniques "SUPER·RIGHT" LB. c is a must for today's successful business. Beef Short Ribs • • • • • 49 SPARE RIBS ALLGOOD BRAND We wouldn't be the world's largest food retailer if we weren't constantly thinking modern, thinking young. SLICED BACON 1-LB. 1b.49c ., But som~ basic thinking never changes. PKG. 69C 'Thke that of our founder for instance. 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Coldwater All • GIANT SIZE . 3 Ll 71 GIANT SIZE Advanced All • • ~::::- ' · Lux Liquid 57c NeWS Ads GO To 16,485 Homes!· ; . . .·· . ·---- .:. ··one Jhe f~Liftle Mighty" Want Ad Numbers are Just dollar :No Extra Charge For Commercial Customers USE THIS HANDY ·CLASSIFIED INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS 21-Ciothing ·-- 1-Card of. thanks 22-Wanted to Buy 2-ln Memorium 23-Good things to eat 3-Fiori sts 24-Household goods and appliances 4-Special Notices 25-Wi II Trode 5-Rummage 26- To Give Away AUTOMOTIVE 26-A-Lost & Found 1966 6-Automotive & Accessories REAL ESTATE 7-Mobile Hames & Campers 27- For Rent Reel Estate CORVETTE 7-A-Marine Equipment & Accessories 28-Light Housekeeping, Rooms BUSINESS & HOME SERVICES 29-Wanted to rent Real Estate Fastback, Manderia Maroon, 30-For Sale Real Estate Saddle tan, 4-speed, 425 h.p. 8-Business & Home Services engine, power steering. Side 9-Business Opportunities 31- Real Estate Wanted mounted exhaust, 8,000 10-lnstruction 32 Too La.te To Classify miles and EMPLOYMENT 11-Help WCI'lted Mole 677-9011 12-Help Wonted Female PHONE 694-0425 13-Situations Wanted Ask for courteous, trained NEWS ad-takers who Will help you write ·and schedule your ads for maximum re- FARM EQUIPMENi & GOODS sults and lowest cost, · 1966 14-Farm Equipment and Accessories DEADLINE: B p.m. Tuesdays for next day publication. 15-Li vestock RATES: $1.80 per column inch for classified display CORVETTE ~dvertlsing, Regular paragraph-style classified ads are 16-Dogs, Pets and Sup pi ies $'[0q Pi!: minimum . t~ ·words ·if paid within '1 days 17-Eggs and Poultry from date of publication. There is a 259 carrying charge Fastback, Mist green, auto matic transmission, 390 h.p. 18-Hay and Grain if paid after that date. No extra charge for commercial engine, power steering, ads, Ads submitted by ·young people of high school or brakes and window's, 5,100 MERCHANDISE grade school age for "teen type" merchandise or "sit miles and • 19-Mi sc. for Sale uations wanted" are free of charge, Ads describing .20-Misc. for Rent things to give away are also printed free of chlirge, FACTORY WARRANTY AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE. .. 6-Automotive & Access9ries· CHEVROLET 1964 station FOR SALE: 1966 Chrysler, 1967 BUICK, 1966 LeSabre Sport Wagon Biscayne, white with 4-door hard top. Cream Coupe, All power, radio, red interior. 45,000 miles, one with gold interior, full power, CAMARO white walls, etc, Has had ex owner. Phone· 372-1393, after 1 owner. Phone 372-1815. cellent care. A real econo 5 p.m. 6-40w3c _ 6-4lw3c Coupe, Butternut yellow, black vinyl top, black in my car with low mileage, Can te'rior, powerglide V-8, finance, One owner. Call IV · power steering, brakes and 4-1693 after 6:00, 6-40w3c windows, options • CORVETTE 1964 Stingray 1 DODGE, 1964 l/2 ton pick- fastback, saddle tan. 327· up. A real nice one and 300 horsepower, 4-speed the price you won't believe. CARRYALLS- 2 to choose positraction. All new rubber, Osborn Auto Inc,, 6900 s. from, 1964 Chevrolet V-8, _ AM·FM radio~·- $2,300, Phone. Cedar. Phone 694-0497. · 4-speed, 4 wheel drive, Also, '482-8750 after 6 p.m. 6-4lwlc_ 1966 Chevrolet big six auto · 6-39w3f 1967 matic, Real sharp ones. Os born Auto Inc., 6900 S, Cedar, CHEVROLET, Phone 694-0497. 6-4lwlc FORD GALAXIE 1963, XL500, Impala SS427, full power, 2-TON C H E V Y truck with 4· season climate control, V-8, black convertible. turbo-hydromatic, loads of 14' bed and side racks. 2 Good condition. Very depend- other factory options, 5,000 speed axle. Excellent running able. Phone 372-4174. . miles. · FOR SALE: 1966 Chevy Im- condition. Phone 482·2069. 6·4lw3c pala, 2-door hardtop, 327 6-4lw3c 3-speed. Beautiful condition FACTORY WARRANTY over 2,000 miles left on war ranty, $1,800.00. Call 676- .. 2956 after 6 pm, 6·4lw3c 1962 FORD CONVERTIBLE. FOR SALE·l959Chevroletim· White with new white top- 1967 pala. Turquoise finish. Like 6 c y Iinder, standard shift. new inside and out. $350cash. Needs a little body work. Best CAMARO CHREVROLET, 1965 Impala, Inquire at 2180 Meadowlawn, offer or $275.00. Phone IV • 2 door V-8 automatic, pow" Apt, #9, Holt, 6·4lwlp · 9-1895, 206 Bennet St •• Lan- SS350 Convertible Mist er steering and brakes. Lo.w sing, - .... 6-40w3c blue, blue top, matchin~ mileage, one owner, radio, interior, 4-speed; 3 way whitewalls. Has to be seen power, Rully Sport and to b e appreciated. Osborn disc, brakes, Auto Inc,, 6900 S. Cedar. 1957 CHEVROLET, 2 door ~Phone 694-0497. 6·4lwlc sedan, 283 cam, solid lift· • FOR SALE: 1952 Two ton FACTORY WARRANTY ers, 4 barrel,3 speed hurst, truck with new grain box. body needs some work. $300, Phone 589·4051. Austin Pres 00 cash. Jack Johnson, Dans ton. 6·39w3p ville, MA 3-2611. 6-40w3c 1966 1966 CHEVELLE SS396 Coupe,.Aztec bronze, V-8 Auto .FOR SALE: 1957 2-door Chev FOR SALE-1965 GMC Diesel beige vinyl top. Power glide, matic, 17,000 sleeper. Twin screw, slid actual miles, ·. rolet, good motor, $60.00. power steering and brakes, locau,. owned, lO(W. r aoaoiy Phone IV9·0232. 6-40w3c ing, fifth, 5-speed, 3-speed. conditioned, Priced to aell, Warranty. $72.00 down-$61.00 Excellent . condition. -Inquire a month. evenings 393·2393. BUICK~1964 6-40w3c FACTORY WARRANTY 1955 CHEVROLET, $100.00. Riviera, full power, abeolutely In good running order with immaculate; Managers personal ) car. Call Ed WUUams for detaUs. tires. C.A. Francisco, 223 E. Oak, Mason. · 6-4lwlc LIN C 0 L N CONTINENTAL, .CRAINS 1965. Air-Conditioned, FM, new tires, clean throughout, MOTORS extras, Must be seen to be J30J E. Kalamazoo IT'S SOEASYTOSELLINTHE appreciated, low mUeage lux.. NEWS JUgJ'CALL677 .. 9011 or ury car at a gOOd price. Call Phone-372-5234 ·694..0425. . . OR 6-4071,. . 6·40wttfI A I SELLER, ·EMPLOYER OR EMPLOYEE? ADS WILL HELP. AUTOMOTIV~ AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE ANNOL)NCEMENTS .19 61 METROPOLITAN con ' 1964 RAMBLER American 4 SCOUT, FOUR wheel drive, l 9 5 9 . RICHARDSON HOUSE vertible, runs good, Also door,. automatic, Radio, :.. WILLIAM R, KIMBALL· We V-8 engine, full top, radio, trailer, 10 x 50 with 275 wish to express our sin one for spare parts. Make Good tires, body goOd. 1 set phone 677·0141, Silsby Im us an offer, Call OX9·2084, gallon oil tank & filter & cere. thanks and appreciation car-top carriers, hinge type, plement Company. 6-4lwlc automatic regulator for large 6·4lw3c Call .882-8575, 6·39w3p for ·the illany acts of kJnd tanks. Gilbert Proctor, M-36, ness, expressionsofsym stockbridge, 851-7790, pathy, and floral offerings ex 7·4lw3c tended by our friends, neigh· bors and relatives during the SPORT SCAR - Sunbeam Tiger OLDSMOBILE, 1965. Luxury· passing of our beloved father, 1960 RAMBLER American. convert 1b 1 e, blue, 1965, A special thanks to Dr. Wil· Sedan, full power with air, GoOd transp9rtation 4-door, Ford v -8 engine. Pirelli tires, vinyl top, new tires; under 1963 DELUXE Mobile home lard Miller, Rev. Wilson Ten- 1 standard. $60,00. Call eve Make offer. 332·1849.6·4lwlc nant, the Berl Field· Funeral 29,000. miles, E'xcellent con nings, OX4-1781. 6·4lw3c 10 by 50. Call 623-2976. dition. Call 676·5961.6·41w3c 7·40w3p Home and to the pallbearers. Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Kim· ball and family, Mr. and Mrs. 7-A-Marine Equipment William R. Kimball and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. John Lamb & Accessories and family, Mr. and Mrs. STATION WAGONS, 20 to ~963 VALIANT, Six cylinder Charles Baker and family. 1961 OLDS 98, all power. choose from. All makes and s tan dar d shift, excellent condition and very goOd tires, FIBERGLASS BOAT, '14 ft., 1·4lwlc 1960 Dodge Station Wagon, models, 1960 to 1967. Real Whitehous.e, 40 hp Mercury Mobile Home, -10 X 45. Roto clean and ready to deliver. $475.00. 1207 Wieland st., Phone IV- 7·0889, 6·40w3c and trailer, Priced to sell. - tiller. Call 623-6169. · Your Station Wagon head 1763 Hall, Holt. Phone 699- 6-40w3c quarters. Osborn Auto, Inc,, 2805. 7 A-38w3c 6900 S, Cedar. Phone 694- 0497. 6·41 wlc \~A~Mo-torcycles & Sikes· MY HUMBLE AND Sincere thanks to my mother and BA;Lawn & Garden Equip •. father-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. YAMAHA·l25cc excellent con- Ernest stetler, my family, dition. Electric. start, under STIHL, the first and finest FOR SALE: 1961 Plymouth, 3,000 miles. $300.00, Call882· relatives, friends and neigh · chain saw. Sales and ser bors for the many lovely cards, 6 cylinder, goOd condition, 4002, See at 600 Brookland vice. Hazen Abel, 123 W. Jef 1etters, flowers, gifts, calls $400,00. Call 882-3360, STUDEBAKER 1956, 1 ton Blvd, 6A·4lwlc 6·41wlf stake, 39,000 miles, 6 ton ferson, Dimondale. NI6-3391. and visits during my stay at hoist dump. Very goOd con 8-38w3p f'ord hospital. May the good dition, Also, 1964 DOdge pick - Lord Bless and Keep everyone up, 1/2 ton, 16,000 miles, like of you, You made my struggle ·NEWS ADS SELL ANYTHING ANNOUNCEMENTS so much easier, Mrs. Mamie PHONE 677-9011 or 694--425, new. See both at 126 Willard. Ave., Lansing, 6·4lw3c FOR SALE: 1965 Norton statler. · l-4lwlc Scrambler 750 c.c. Motor cycle, $500.00 Runs good. Call 1-Card of thanks MA3·2054. 6A·40w3c . 4-Special Noti·ces WE WISH TO extend our heart- CHOICE USED CARS felt thanks and appreciation for acts of kindness, messages SANTA'S HELPER-Now sew- FROM of sympathy and beautiful flor ing for dolls, Barbie too! For baby: "Thorburn's Con 1965 BMW R50 with complete al offerings received from our kind friends, ·ne1ghbors, and tour Fancy-Pants" diapers, BILL RICHARDS r o ad faring·/ :·Phone 694- 694-8721 after 4:00. 4·4lwl0c 0154, 6A·4.0w3c relatives during our recent bereavement in the loss of our beloved brother, Royal. We Z·Mobiie Homes & Campers especially thank Rev; W.A. Wurzel and Mr. and Mrs. ' George Luecht. PUBLIC CHICKEN DINNER MUST SELL, 1961 16 ft. Lay- Mrs. Ethel Hull & family, -Okemos Masonic Temple. ton Camper Trailer House. Mr. & Mrs. Jean Randolph & Sat. 0 ct. 14, 5·6-7. p,m, Perfect for deer hunting, Call family, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Adults $1. 75, Children $1.00, 677·6221, 7-4lw3c Hurford & family. 1·4lwlc Tickets available from mem~ bers or. at door, 4·4lwlc 1966 BUICK LE SABRE 22 ft. HOUSE Trailer for deer 2 door hard top • Gold mist finish with blaclc vinyl · hunters with Electric Re top, Radio • Heater, Automatic, power steering and frigerator, gas stove, oil heat DUE TO BETTER health will bralces. J owner ,car with J4,000 miles, er. GoOd rubber, spare tire, accept more · patrons in my First person with $200.00 shop. Personal attention. Mar.: Only 2,495 · owns it, etatr Launstein, 334 jorie's Beauty Shop. 677·7615. S, Every Rd., Mason.7-4lwlc · 4-4lw3c CAMP ----HUNTERS CAMPER TRAILER for sale, sleeps eight, hard top, Good ATTENTION! condition, 372-4822. 7·4lwlc CORTEZ CAMPER, 1964 3 1965 OLDS - DYNAMIC 88 air conditioner, stool, 2 door hard top. Beautiful turquoise finish with shower, hot waterheater, white vinyl interior, 20,000 miles, l owner, New electric refrigerator, power car trade. Radio-heater, Automatic, power steer.. · steering and brakes, excel ing and Wire wheel covers white wall tires. lent condition. $7500.00. Call bralc~s. Dansville 623·2899. 1964 ECONOLINE BUS Only 2,095 7·40w3c Red an~ white w_ith all the seats. Radio·- heater. A HUNTERS BILL TRAVEL TRAILER, 171, self contained, heater, sleeps seven. $900.00. Also chain S_PECIAL RICHARDS saw. Phone 623·2461.7-4lw3p BUICK AND US 127, Between Mason & Holt. T RAVE L . TRAILER, fully RAMBLER 677-3541 equipped. Sleeps two, $200. 00. Phone 655·3014. 7-4lw3p " -· ·. Ingham and Eaton Counties largest weekly Want Ad Market Place. ··Phone your ad to 694-0425 or 677-9011 AN_NOUN~EMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS & HOME BUSINESS & HOME BUSINESS & HOME ANTIQUES-Buy and sell china, SALE SALE SALE - Baby SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES glass and furn!ture. Ye Buggy, baby bed, walker, Mean Mule Shop, Phone 646- dishes, pots and pans, Hunt PLUMBING, REPAIR, REMO- CUSTOM PAINTING-Painting PAINTING AND PAPERhang- 2271, Dimondale, Mich. ing clothes, antiques, Anti DEL, or new bathrooms, by experts. We paint to your ing. Interior and Exterior. 4-4lw3c que . wicker chairs, buffet, kitchens, water softeners and satisfaction. Call today, get Insured for your protection. round table, brand new house heaters, pumps, etc. Phone service today, Interior or ex Free estimates. W.H. Ottin jacks. Many other mise; items 882-4844, Ken Burt, licensed terior. Phone ED 2-8384. ger, 332-6810. 8-38wtfc to numerous to mention. See master plumber. 8-40w3c 8-14wtfc, WANTED-AUTO AND trac all at 1524 w. ottawa, Lan· tor repair work. Phone 677- sing. 5-4lw3p 7615. 4-4lw3c ALUMINUM STORM doors and ALTERATIONS and re- BUSINESS & HOME LEAVE A MORTGAGE-FREE windows. All sizes with pri pair. R e as o nable rates. home with special plan with ces · to fit your pocketbook~ SERVICES. Prompt service. Shortening Frank Guerriero! Call 676- a speciality, 6246 Gardenia, We do window glazing. Martin 2791 • Details with no obli Door Sales. Phone 676-2390. REDUCE SAFE. simple and Lansing.· Phone 882-1395. gation. 8-40w3c fast. with GoBese tablets. S-Business & Home Servic~$. 8-39w3c 8-40wtfc Only 98~. Ware's Drug and NEWS WANT ADS GET RE camera. 4-34w9c JIM' AND CHUCK'S rubbish removal and light hauling. · SULTS PHONE 677:..9011 or Phone IV 2-0403 or IV 2-6700. 694-0425._ . 8-14wtfc TRASH REMOVAL: Large WE ARE NOW scheduling fall clean up jobs. We special yard work, power aeration, · ize in Mason and Holt area •• "FISH" .•• KNOW A NEWCOMER to the bed cleanup and protection, anytime, anywhere. Prompt Mason area? Call Welcome m in or landscape, leaf re- service, reasonable rates. The Fall "PERCH" run is Wagon, Lorraine Bebee, 676- , moval, small tree. removal, NOW on--at BAY PORT! For CEMENT WORK: Patios, 694-9262. 8-4lw3c 5019. 4-14wtfc Call IV5-9735. 8-37wtfc hook and line. Also; "SPE Drives, curb and gutter. We CIAL" sales prices in 50 specialize in s m a 11 repair pound lots. Bay Port's jobs. Phone 351-8280, · duck hunting--better than 8-39w6c it's been all year. Phone THINKING OF FLOOHING?? area code 517, number 656". INSURANCE CONFUSING? CEMENT WORK- Driveways, Why not Seamless Floors C a 11 Frank Guerrriero- floors, patios, cement work by ·Model Seamless Floors. 2121! . -- - ·- - .. . 676-2791 for straight facts of any type. Beautifully done. Seamless flooring specialists. BAY PORT CHAMBER OF about every kind of insurance! Call C h a r lie Wat s on. 484- Phone 489-5969 for informa COMMERCE, . CARPET CLEANING, day or 4-40w3c · 5223, 13-14wtfc tion and free e~;timates. Bay Port, by Henry Engeih-~rd. night service, Dry sudsing 8-37wtf method. Dry 2 to 3 hours. For estimate call 694-0781. 8-33wtfc P 0 PC 0 R N, COTTON candy concession for your ball COMPLETE REPAIR Service games, social events, sport on TV's and Radios. We ,·~ iQg_ events, etc. Percentage also r e.p air and service basis. Call 694-0545. 4-38wtf W e s t i n g house Appliances. AVOID DEBT PROBLEMS - L.M. Eddy,' Phone NI 6-4831, · Combine your payments, . 8-21wtfc 5-Rummage For personal attention, phone 694-0476. Special Budget Ser vices, "Ingham County's Debt HAVE SOLD house, private Problem Center", 2262 Aure sale of entire household fur lius Rd., Holt, Mich. FURNITURE repair also light nishings from 9 am to 9 pm 8-20wtfc carpentry, small jobs, etc, Thursday, Friday & Sat. wash Phone 628-3202, 8-4lw3c er, dryer, electric stove, re frigerator, two book cases, porch swing & porch furni ture, el~ctric roaster, beds, dishes, dressers, 23 inch TV, CONCRETE PANEL Build- 3 rugs, 9 x 12, dining tables, ings, block, brick and ce chairs & buffet, some hand ment work, patios and repairs. NO MONEY DOWN! ! W. c. Charland, Phone ox - - made braided rugs, blankets, WE OFFER YOU Formica kitchen table and 9-2307. B-25wtfc 66 CHEVROLET 62 OLDSM_B_BILE .37 chairs, desk, two davenports, A BRAND NEW lmpolo SS, power 66 98 Conv. all power per per rocker, motor driven TV an SERVICE STATION equi~ped. mon tenna, two lawn mowers & month . etc, C.A. Francisco, 223 E. '****** ***'*'** Oak, M,ason. 5-4lwlc ELECTRIC MOTORS repair- ed, rewound and exchanged. FOR I LEAS.E! 64 OLDSMOBILE 48 62. CADILLAC per 46 Texaco, Inc. presents to ) vv on 4 P..B. ~II power, air co_n JJe,. New and used motors any dr. HT P.S. month Moil news and ads size, Jet water pumps repair outstanding business opportunit ***'*** ditioned. month ed, Fournier Electric Service at the corner of N. Cedar and ****** to COMMUNITY co.,· 2172 Gilbert Rd., Phoner Kerns St. (Just off US-·127) in 63 PONTIAC 38 65 FORD 694-0397. · 8-19wtfc MASON. We offer YOU -··the 4-C/r. Hi. P.S. ~.B. per. 56per NEWS, Box 2, following • •• month Wagon ·Holt, Mich. 48842 · ... ., ..... ****** mon or phone 694-0425 •PAID 63 FORD 38.24 63 CHEVROLET. 36 Galaxie 5 00 2 dr. per Wagon per FOR RENT TRAINING month Punch Sow/ * '* '*'*·* '* ...... month Point Sprayer Rug Shampooer • FINACIAL 63 BUICK . 42 COFFEE 4 dr.HT: power per ~3 .CHEVROLET 31 Staple Gun ASSISTANCE month Wagon per IS ON US ... equipped. month Sewer Tape ~ In recognition ol National Propane Torch •UNLIMJTED ****'*·* Newspaper week, the Stalf Floor Polisher ·~·**'** ol Lawn Rollers .INCOME 64 CHEVY II 46 64 CHEVRO~ET · 41 Roto T il/ers SS. 6 cylinder, per Wagon per COMMUNITY· Lawn Thatcher POTENTIAL month ·month Hed9e T,.immer For additional information automatic. · Several more to NEWS please .contact: will pick up the tab on all Lawn Mowers choose Jrom. Appliance Cart co/lee consumed at Schmidts Deal c:an be worked out by Phone,' CoHee Shoppe in Holt DAYS •• •W~G. STRAUBE Plaza· KERR 482-0112 TODAY NIGHTS & WEEKENDS Thursday - Oct. 12 HARDWARE· P.G. LANGENKAMP CRAIN'S MOTORS .from 9 to JJ a.m. ·222 S. Cedar.• Mason 351-9061 . .. & 2 to 4 fJ.m. ·Phone 676-5040 · 5634 S. CEDAR· PHONE -_393·4.480 . - largest Weekly Want Ad ·Market Place. Phone your ad to 694-0425 or BUSINESS & HOME BUSINESS & HOME - -- ~ ' ... .EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT SERVICES EMPLOYMENT ··SERVICES SERVICE STATION attendant, . EXPERIENCED COOK, days, WANTED licensed practical "ON TfiE FARM TIRE SER~ T A P C L ASS E S, quatmeu Apply at Phillips 66. Routes Paid vacation, holidays, 36 & 127, Mason; ll-4lwlc nurse . four or five days a VICE." Phone collect Far teacher, enroll now, Phone sick leave and other bene week, For day shift, Excel ·mers Petroleum, Lansing 484-8936, 2106-Pleasant fits, Apply Personnel Office, lent orientation program. 48!7-3022. Williamston 655- Grove Rd. 4-40w3c Mason General Hospital, 800 Pleasant working conditions. _2626, 8-17wtfc E. Columbia St., Mason. Phone Attractive salary. Call 882- 677~9521. ll-12-4lw3c 3096 or apply at Capital City 9-Business Opportunities WOULD LIKE 2 good pallet EMPLOYMENT gun nailers, piece work, Convalescent Center No. 3, days 7:00 to 4:00. Steady year 12-Help Wanted Female 1313 Mary Ave., betwe·em 9 am . UNUSUAL BUSINESSOPPOR· and 5 pm. 12-4lw3c ,11-Help Wa~ted M.ale l,'ound. Should inake over $3.00 TUNlTY-Farm and garden an hour. Launstein Lumber tractoz: equipment de'alership Qo.,,. 334 s. Every, Mason, CARETAKER WANTED FOR · wanted for · southern Ingham TO BE TRAINED: Young men, -18 to 26. White Collar po · · 11-4lwlc. Women's Club House, Three County and vicinity, Complete room unfurnished apartment · sitions, all company benefits, WANTED- W 0 MAN to clean wholesale and retail financing provided. References request furnished by company, Write no assembly line work, $3.85 house one day a week. Pre per hour to start. Only re ed, Please call 332-5389. J.I. Case Co., Box 1228, Lan ferably Thursday or Friday. quirements are willingness to 12·4lwlc Phone OR 6-4071; sing, Mich. 48904, .or phone SIGN ERECTOR-Must be able 489-1441. 9-40w4c work and a desire to improve 12-40w2f ·yourself, Must be available to travel 5 days a week be for immediate employment •. ing gone 4 nights. Hourly rate 10-ln struction Personnel Department, Lan plus lodging and meals, Other sing 487-5911. 11-4lw6c company benefits, call 484- WAITRESS WE ARE looking 9488, 11-4lwlc for neat, dependable women FEMALE: ARE YOU interest- ADULTS REGISTER NOW: between the ages of 18 and 40. Organ and piano classes, ed in a challenging career? For our night shift full or We will train· you as a Cook, $8.00-entire cost-8 class les part-time. Excellent working sons, Not necessary to own an Cook's -Helper, Baker, Salad KITCHEN POnTER, day shift. conditions and many fringe Specialist. Program, Apply in instrument, Marshall Music, Own· transportation. Ingham benefits, Ex peri e n c e not 245 Ann St., East Lansing. MAN WANTED FOR one day person, Personnel Depart county Extended Facility, a week on Monday at the necessary as we have a com ment, Lansing General Hos- 351-7830 or 402 s. Washing 3882 Dobie Rd., Okemos. plete training program. Apply ton, 372-9600. 10-40w3c Howell Livestock Auction, Bim • . pital, 2817 Alpha, Lansing, Phone 332-0801. 11-40w3c Franklin, OR7-8941. . in person 1:30 pm to 3 pm or \iichigan. Monday through 11-41w3c 8 am to 9 pm Monday through. Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Friday. Ask for Mrs. Thrash 12-38w6c er or Mrs. Bailey at Bill Knapps Restaurant, 3139 E. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Grand River across from Franc~or in Lansing~J2-4lw~c MALE UTILITY MAN, Semi- FEMALE: ARE YOU interest• retired, storeroom and re ed in a challenging career? FOR ceiving Dietary Department, We will train you as a Cook, 5 day week. Apply in person, Cook's Helper, Baker, Salad Personnel Department, Lan OPENINGS NOW FOR AMBI· Specialist. Program. Apply in FACTORY WORKERS- sing_ Generaf Hospital; 2817 TIOUS women. Part time person, Personnel Depart Alpha, Lansing, Michigan, to $45,00 a week, full time ment, Lansing General hos Good starting wage with regular increases 11·38w6c to $120.00, experience un pital, 2817 Alpha, Lansing, Permanent.Jobs necessary, free training, no Michigan, M on d a y through investment. Call 482-6094 be Friday 8:00 A.M. to 4:15P.M. Modern Plant Facilities Male or Female. tween 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. 12-38w6c 12-40w3c Opportunity for Training and Advancement REGISTERED PHARMACIST, good hours, excellent work Bonus Earnings ing conditions and salary. Pen sion Program, life insurance, WANTED A ·WORKING lady WANTED HOUSEKEEPER for· Paid Vacations and Holidays Liberal Fringe Benefits. Ap with car to share country day or night shift, own trans ply Personnel, 8:00 am to home with a working lady, sportation, fringe benefits. Full Pension Plan 4:00 pm, Monday through Fri Reply Box 83, Ingham County Apply_ Ingham County Extend day. Lansing General Hospital, News, Mason. · 12-40w3c ed Facility, 3882 Dobie rd., Complete Group Insurance - 2.1!17 Alpha. ll-12-4lw6c Okemos. Phone 332-0801. Apply in person weekdays 8 AM to 4 PM at 12-39w3f RELIABLE MAN OR woman- 13-Situations Wanted No selling, Refill and col 'ifOUSEWIVES-Make extra OWENSS·ILLINOIS lect from new type coin oper money! Need someone to NURSE WILL care for pri- ated dispensers iii your area. assist me in Fashion 220 Cos vate patient in her well 500 i>_ACKARD HIGHWAY, Become our distributor. Must metics. For intel'view and ap kept home. All the comforts have car, references, $650,00 pointment call 694-9491 be and real good care. Phone to$1,950.00 cash investment, . tween 7:00 and 10:00 am. 482-4523, 13-40w3c secured by equipment and in 12-4lwtfc CHARLOTTE, MICHIGAN ventory. Ten hours weekly can net excellent income. For per sonal interview, write, includ ing phone number, to Cal-Ton WANTED: TYPING ofanykind SUPP!Y. Company, Inc., 121 N, WANTED: Cleaning woman Highland Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. in my home by experienced one day a week, Phone 694- typist. Phone 393-5711. 15206. ll-12-4lwlp 9365 evenings, 12-40w2f 13-40w3c FULLY WOULD LIKE to care for your child while you work. Days. RENT rA utoinatic only, Good care, Tillie Mar '··<\ . SOFT~ . . . ·- PiR tin, OR-6-_1301. 13-41 w2l ~ -WATERS.QQ .. o. WAITRESSES NO TANK EXCHANGE WANTED SALES - SERVICE - SALT DELIVERY GOOD.PAY AND BENEFITS UN~AY Soft Water. D.O.N'S of_LaRSIRg -RESTAURANT Corner olt-96 and u.s. 27 : . · Phtne · -B4&-&l52 ...... -._;'' ~-:-.... ' .·'' ;. - ~ :,'37-5....,. .-.~·- Ingham Counties largest weekly Want Ad Market Place. Phon·e your ad to ·677-9011 or 694~0425. EMPLOYMENT .FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT . FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT &GOODS & GOODS WILL CARE FOR children in &.GOODS. & GOODS my .Dansville home. $2 per FOHSALE: Self unloading 100 day. Call 623-6196.13-41w3c HEREFORD~L~t~lloo 10 REGISTERED ANGUS cat- FOR SALE: Registered.Poodle. bu. grain wagon, 16' 4" Registered heifers for F. tle, 5 cows, 5. heifers"- puppies, 6 weeks old. Rea- grain auger, 5789 N. Okemos F.A. and 4-H showing next b'red to top bull. A few 4-H rd. Phone 332-4825. 14-40w3c sonable. Phone 372-4120. · year. Only six left. Priced steer calves. Can be seen 16-4lw1c . to sell, Hillcrest Hereford · · 2 miles east of Dansville at WANTED: IR ONI NGS and Farms, 3169 Williamston rd., 2168 E. M-36, Call 623-2453 mending in my home. 2579 Williamston, R. G. Behrens, for information. 15 -40w3c Grovenburg Rd. Phone 393- OL 5-2284. · 15-39w3p 5711. 13-40w3c JOHN DEERE No. 18 Corn DACHSHUNDS FOR SALE - Picker for sale, Phone ED A. K. c.· registered. 2 males, 7-7191. 14-39w3c 1 female, 694-0302. FOR SALE: OXFORD, SUffix 16-4lwlc FARM EQUIPMENT BROWN SWISS bull for sale. and Hampshire Rams. phone . Marvin Ott, 559 Diamond 6 55-2973, 15-40w3c &GOODS rd., Mason. Phone OR7-3812. BLACKHAWK CORN PICKER, 15-40w3p ·4-Farm Equipment and $50,00, John Deere 4-bar RABBITS, DOES, BUCKS, ba Rake, $25.00. Seeder Spread bies and cages. All must Accessories er, · $20.00. Hay and Straw. T W 0 REGISTERED ANGUS go. Call 882-3338 or 'see at 694 Grovenburg Rd., Phone USED TRACTORS, several, Bulls 17 months old Ballot 11865 W. Jolly.· 16-4lw3c 694-8362. 14-41 wlf MUST SELL- Duh Gelding, Breeding. Norman Rector & We may have just what you 1/2 quarter, gentle but for Sons, Williamston, 655-1963. are looking-for, phone 677- experienced rider only. $275, 0141, Silsby Implement Co, 15-Livestock · 00 or best offer. 677-4051 · 15-39w3p I4-4lwlc after 5:00 p.m. 15-41w1p SIAMESE KITTEN. Seal Point, FOR SALE: Nice, well-train- male. 4 months old, Lov ed, black, spirited horse able. Box-trained. MUST for experienced rider. $100, SELL. Call 694-0592. TWO PUREBRED Hampshire 16-41w1p 12 HORSE WHEEL Horse rid- 00. Call Eaton Rapids, 663- Bucks, 1-19 month old re 3786, . 15-41wlp FOR SALE: SHETLAND ing tractor, snow blower, served champion at the Ing Ponies all ages. Call Jack- 48" mower, sickle bar, and ham County Fair, 1-16 month son 787-3464. 15-40w3c many more attachments, Cost old also, Mike Salow, 4725 $2,300 new, 1 year old. $1,400. Parman rd., Stockbridge. Call 485-6550 or 646-6876.r Phone 565-3015. 15-40w3c SCOTTIE TERRIER. Proven 14-4lw3c 11 FEEDER STEERS, 7 Hoi- ' steins and 4 Angus and Hol stud service ava1lable. stein cross. About 700 lbs. Black. Pedigree. Phone 882- REGISTERED POLAND 2112; 16-39w3c Call aft~1· 6:00 or Saturday. China spring boars ready Leslie. JU 9-3749. for service. From SUperior 15-4lw1p FOR SALE-Oliver Corn pick- and Certified meat type breed TWO FULL BLOOD DUROC er, single row, Good con ing•. George H. Ellison, phone BOARS, Extra Good, From dition call OR7-2861, 846 W. OR7-6461. 15-40w3p Dean Funk herd, B. v. Fruin, P 0 0 D L E THREE MONTHS Holt rd., 2 miles East of OR 7-6883, 15-39w3c OLD. Black female. Pedi Okemos rd., first house past gree papers. ·Registered A. Every rd., on North side. FOR SALE: Four registered K.C. Phone IV2-6162. 14-4lw3p Berkshire b o u· s. · Phone 16-39w3c 676-2195, after 5 p.m.l5-4lw3c REGISTERED HOLSTEIN bulls for sale. T.B. tested, FOR SALE: Feeder pigs. bangs vaccinated, Good pedi Weight 40 to 65 lbs. Phone grees. Call MA8-3391. 646-3441. 15-40w3c FORD 1 ROW mounted corn 15-40w3c ELKHOUNDS, also Samoyed puppies. Beautiful white picker. Call Aurelius MAB- FOR SALE: Feeder pigs; 3168. 14-4lw3c 15-0ogs, Pets and Supplies~ coats. AKC, had shots and Hampshire - Yorkshire wormed. Make good pets, cross. About 60 pounds each, watch dogs. Phone 699-2271. Phone 332-5893. 15-41 w1c PUREBRED YORKSHIRE WEIMARANER-Male, Also 16-40w3c Boar for sale. Mr. Clark Bassett hound. Both good FRONT TRACTOR TIRES 600 Hall, 3663 Howell rd. hunters. Also Cocker puppies. . FARM EQUIPMENT X 16, 4.ply $15.80. 550X 16, l5-39w3p Phone 699-2271. 16-40w3c 4 ply $13.80 including excise New Holland Classic tax, Francis Platt, Phone 677- Premium twine, $7.95.- FOR SALE: 23 grade Holstein 3361. 14-15wtfc 225 amp. Lincoln welder, cows from M.A.B,C, breed $93. ing. Have production records, Ford Exide Batteries, $8.95 Phone 677-4958 or 694-4631. and UP . 15-41 w3c Klenzade Products CASE TRACTORS, both farm Tractors Chore-Boy Milker Parts and garden, plus· equipment stock Water Tanks and USED PIANO Hog Feeders sold at cost until gone. Sold Grain Augers by appointment only, Wallace REGISTERED SHROPSHIRE AND Tractor Sales, Phone Leslie RAM. Will make excellent Firestone Farm Tires NEW Farm Hardware 589-8266. 23-39w3c deal with 4-H orF,F.A. mem REBUILDING Hydraulic Hose Repair ber. Robert Caltrider. Phone Mae's Inflations · 676-5740. 15-39w3c OF GENUINE 4 1/ton Oliver Wagons, $130 REFINISHING International "400" Die- C 0 R N PICKER, SHELLER. For Rent. FORD PARTS sel Self-propelled, 2row. Gehl Grinder MiXer Priced low. R. Remington, Some good used AUTHORIZED Oliver 880 Diesel 2471 Bennett Rd., Okemos, Sewer Topes Ford tractors now Massey Harris 101 14-39w3c Blow Torches BALDWIN Case 800 diesel Case- Floor Sanders on hand. Stop in a-matic · Lawn Rollers SERVICE New Holland 68 Baler Garden Tillers · and see the new _ Cockshutt 40 HC Lawn Spreaders Ford equipment. Walpaper Steamer ALL W0R K · .. •Fordson Major Diesel trac~ CORN PICKER-Sheller, 2 row Thatcher Also featuring · self propelled. Priced low, Appl tance Mover Brady feed mi lis. GUARANTEED -~tiver SUper 55 tractor . 'I A. Remington, 2471 Bennett Rug Shampooer I Rd., Okemos, Mich. · -' 14-39w3c · ·c F d JAMES ·REEDER lo~~~kshutt E3 HC with ·Smith AB. .:. ·. 0r ~ .. Di~~teapolis Moline M·5 . SEPTIC TANKS - - . CLEANED Hardware -Phone ... -.. .·. JRANc~sPLATT ... JERRY SHUNK .Tractor Sales.- . Phone OR 7-7181 1_ Finest ot Farm machinery ' . Pti; 372-2310 - .. , ,· M.M. and Oliver .... SEPTIC SERVICE 1 - ~ ' 627•52.72 - 5122 N. GRAND .RIVER .· New Holland - . . Holt ..' .. ·· 360 S. Jefferson, Mason ox 9~825-. . I .. just E. of'Wavery Rd. . . . . 1/2 mile north of Mason . . 3¥1tf 3tf ~-----.,_--.-·· --~-3·w~tfL . ..!!!=1·-,....;;i; ..,._.r_·'------·-· ..... ,.. ~·on USJ27 ·· - ,Jngham and Eaton Counties largest weekly Want Ad Market Place. Phon'e your ad to 694-0425 or 677-9011. FARM· .. EQUIPMENT MERCHANDISE: ·'MERCHANDISE \ MERCHANDISE . MERCHANDISE & GOODS· . .. "-.. . 19-Misc.· for Sale MISCELLANEOUS ·Household 30-06 SAVAGE left handed BEAUTY COUNSELOR repre furniture. Hospital bed for BOSTON Terrier and 'Chihau- bolt, 22 caliber Winchest sentative-SUe Oppenlander rimt or sale.· Shaft's sinclair hua puppies. Make ideal pets. BROWNIE· UNIFORM size 8, er model 52 target rifle. serves South Lansing and Holt Service. 2022 N. Cedar St., Real small. Also Cockers. Call 677-6646. 19-4lwlc Approximately 200 feet of 6' areas, Call882-6144 evenings. Holt. 19-41 w3c Blonde. Wormed and had shots. chain link fence, Call 694- 19-40w4c Phone 699-2271. 16-40w3c lpl54, · · l9-40w3c HAVING SOLD my home, have numerous articles such as 12 BY 17 FT. BIGELOW rug, . FOR SALE: English Shephard dishes, knick-knacks and all wool Axminister pattern. FIREPLACE WOOD for sale • FOR SALE: A set of Encyclo Pups, bob-t a i 1e d. Lester some furniture. Thursday and In good condition, not worn, Will deliver. Phone 646- pedia Americana. Copy Johnson, 417 N.. Edgar Rd., Friday, October 12th and 13th- Phone 676-2120. 19-41 w3c 2227. 19-4lw3c right 1954. Best offer ac Mason. Phone 676-2304. 1 :00 to 6:00. 843 s: Jeffer cepted. Moving. 694-0550. 16-41 w3c son, Mason. OR 7-7551. 19-4lw3c 19-4lwlc CURTIS-MATHES Color Combo-275 cubic inch pic BAND STUDENTS-Used slide BEAGLE PUPPIES, 1 English ture tube, AM-FM Multi-Plex Pointer, 2 years old. Call trombone for sale, Excel SOW PIG, ready to butcher.· W A L L P A P E R: Large se- ' . Radio-Stereo Record Player. TU 2-9696, 2104 Cavanaugh lent condition. Case includ Also one 12-gauge double lection of patterns and col Only $599,00 for this com Rd., Lansing, 16-40w3c ed. Call 694-4821. 19-41 w1p L.C. Smith shotgtin, Phone ors to choose from, See and plete home entertainment 694-0919. 19-4lw3c save at Thorburn Lumber unit. Shaw•s Appliance, 120 w. Company, 209 N. Mason Maple, Mason, 676-5895, Street, · Mason. Phone 677-, 19-40wlf STRAW-409 bale. 2nd cutting 3381. 19-14wtfc HAND WOVEN RAG rugs. As hay-609- large bales.Phone sorted sizes, Phone IV2- OIL FURNACE with a Winkler 677-7751. · 18-41 w3c 2844. l9-36tfc low pressure burner, all in GAS CONVERSION burner for good condition. Also low pres GOOD THINGS BEHLEN THE Quality king of furnace, Perfect condition, sure Winkler burner. Call corn cribs. Made of heavy Hunters' coat and pants. Call 589-5323, 19-38w3c TO ·EAT gauge bar steel hot dip gal 694-6671 between 9:00 a.m. RUBBISH AND Burning bar vanized after welding for and 3:00 p.m. 19-4lw3c rels-10 day special $2.50, HALLOWEEN PUMPKINS, years of maintenance free ser Shafts Sinclair, 2022 N. Cedar gourds, Indian Corn, Squash vice. Now selling at truck -5 varieties, at farm 3 1/2 Holt. Phone OX4-9081. load prices, F. 0. B. our yard. FOR SALE: Marlon30..;30 ri:- ·mue·s southeast of Mason on Ali sizes in stock. Fedewa 19-40w3c Dexter Trail, after 4:30 pm fle with scope, small air Builders. Inc., 6218 Wriright GIRLS Teenage clothes in very tight stove, a pair of women's week days, all day Saturday good condition, sizes 7 and rd.1 Fowler, Mich. Area 517- black slacks, never worn with and Sunday, starting Satur 587-3811, 19-39w4c 9. Skirts, sweaters, formals day Oct. 6. George H. Elli adjustable 32 inch waistline. with slippers to match. Call Phone 694-2381. 19-4lw1c son, phone OR7-6461. IV9-0232. 19-40w3c MUM PLANTS for sale - 3 · 23-40w3p for $1.00-2 weeks only. 2104 Cavanaugh rd., Lansing, LOUNGE Chair, nylon frieze. · · 19-40w3c Good condition. $20.00. Call SOLID WALNUTANTIQUE POTATOES--Pick outs, 25~ a OR6-4981. l9-40w3c FOR SALE: International No. Bed. Complete with springs bushel,, Bring your contain lOC Hammermill with drive and mattress. $45.00. Call ers. 2233 East Stoll rd. Lan belt, Call 521-3424. 19-40w3c 699-2200 evenings. sing. 23 -36w6c FOR SALE-LOWERY OR 19-4lw3f FOR SALE: Spinet piano. GAN- Lincolnwood DeLuxe, Mail. news and ads . Wanted, responsible party Like new, must sell, will sac to take over low monthly pay . rifice. Ideal for church. Phone to ments on a Spinet Piano. Can 1 PORT A CRIB, $5.00. 1 332-8077. 19-41 w3c be seen locally. Write Credit Spring Horse, $5.00. 2 FOR SALE- 12 X 20 tweed COMMUNITY NEWS, Manager, P.o. Box 276, Shel Strollers, $5,00 and $8,00. reversible rug and· pad, byville_, Indiana, 19-40w4p Call OR 7-8552. 19-41wlc Good condition. Phone 677- Box 2, 4549. 19-41 wlp 40 GAL. RHEEM gas hot water Holt, Mich. 48842 tank. Used 3 weeks. $60.00, FLOOR TILE: Like walking Stainless steel commercial2- or phone on a cloud. Large selec FOR SALE FREEZER upright d o or upright refrigerator, 694-0425 Admiral, $50.00. Interna $450.00. Other miscellaneous HEAVY DUTY GRINDER tion of patterns and colors stand. Eight grinder wheels to . choose from, on display tional Harvester Refrigera items: 'can 694-6021 after and 1/2 h,p, heavy-duty var · •SEWER HOOK-UPS at Thorburn Lumber Com tor $35.00. Rivali 120 Bass 6:00. 19-40w3c iable-speed motor included, pany, 209 N. Mason Street, Accordion, $50.00. Phone 882- •DRAINS Phone 482-2069. 19-4lw3c •SEPTIC TANKS Mason. Phone 677-3381. 2970, 19-4lw1c -GENERAL BACKHOE WORI<' 19- FREE ESTIMATES SWEET CIDER FOR SALE-12 Gauge Brown- PHONE IV9 -9146 ing automatic shot gun made .P[UMS BLAC.K DIRT, peat moss & STAMPS FOR THE COLLEC in Belgium. Has poly choke black dirt mixed. Top soil, TOR. United States and for PUMKiNS and matted rib, Excellent con rotted cow manure J.R. Ford, eign, FDC. 6024 Pheasant, DELICIOUS PEARS dition. Best offer takes it, Lansing. Phone 882-1296. Phone IV 2-1835, '18-38w4c Call 646-4918. 19-40w3c CRAB AP-PLES 19-41 wlp MCINTOSH APPLES _ THINK/ NG OF FLOORING! ! ! Why not? S~OW APPLES JONATHON APPLES LARGE WINGBACK chair with SEAMLESS FLOORING · ottoman, $40.00. 2200 Mea CORTLAND APPLES dowlawn Dr., Holt. * LOW MAl NTENANCE ... 19-4lwlc . -NO WAXING *Unlimited Color Combinations BLOSSOM * E~onomically Priced P&B . ORCHARDS ··2 Year Dealer War'ranty AllreJ WorJo;,-ski -~-eating and Air . & Sons MODEL Conditioning Phone 589-8251 . 1070 S. Meridian Rd: Closed Monjays · SEAMLESS 7 miles S. ·Lester Crosslin Jr.· of Mason on · pwner I Applicator ·FLOORS .. MASON US 127 E. Service Rd. . "Your Seamless Floor Specialists" · (Hull Rd.) Contact· for FREE Phone . 676-2032 Estimates 405 SPRING LAHSI HG 489-.5969 ·,SABY CRISS,__ .,W~LKERS ANP PLAY PEN.S .. _~ELL .QUfCKI_Y WHEN A WANT A,.D MERCAANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCttANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE· SELECT YOUR plumbing fix· MAYT AG washers & dryers. SPECIAL ROTARY Cutter. •. tures and supplies from our The · Maytag i.s built for 60'' 3 point. Price $360~ 26-To Give Away complete line. Thorburn Lum you, Phone 677·0141,· Silsby 00. A specialat $290.00, Phone · 'WANTED TO BUY: Cash paid Implement ,Company. ber Coii)Pany, 208 N. Mason for standing- timber, five · 677-0141, Silsby Implement PLEASE-4 adorable kittens. Street, M'a s on. Phone 677· acres or more. St. Johns ·· 24-:41w1c Company; 24-41 w1c Will deliver! 646·4231, .3381. 19·20wtfc Hardwood • Lumber Co., St. 26-41wif Johns, Michigan. Contact Wil lard Fernberg, Agent; R 1t 3, Mason. Phone OR 6-5677. FOR SALE: An electric Whirl· WE HAVE A Wide selection 22-14wtfc HOME LITE CHAINS A WS, pool refrigerator and· a 30 of LIGHTING FIXTURES· WILL GIVE AWAY- last one Homelite· the builder of the inch range. Excellent condi fancy or plain, Come in to 'li:lft- Blonde Tiger· kitten, light-weight llne. Phone 677- tion·. Phone 676-5621 after :see our display. Thorburn male, 9 weeks old, house 0141, Silsby Implement Com-· 6 p.m. 24·41 wlp Lumber Company, 208 N. Ma broken, playful, cute, Call OR pany. 19-41w1c WANTED: H or s e Drawn son St., Mason, Phone 677· 7-7521. 26-.40w2f mowing machine. Also a 3381. 24-20wtfc coal apd wood space heater. Phone ·OR 6-4625. 22-40wlf SPECIAL PRICES on Gibson PUPPIES, mother purebred Air Conditioners. Now COMPLETE Lawn Mower and P ANASONIC, the finest color· Beagle, good markings s m a 11 engine repair ser available, Consumers Power free. 2727 Pine Tree Rd., Company, 137 West Ash, Ma TV, rated Number one as v i c e • Dimondale Hardware, WANTED: USED pianos. All 'the most trouble free TV set. Holt. Phone OX 4-1511, Phone 646-3151. 8-l'iwtfnc types desired. Phone 627- son, Michigan, or call OR 26-40w3c 7-9641. · 24-14wtfc See Panasonic at Ware's Drug 5272 day or night. 22-38wtfc and Camera, 304 s. Jeffer son, OR 7-0411, Mason. · REAL ESTATE 24·14wtfc 24-Household goods 27-For Rent Real Estate WE DO "Glazing" and window and appliances 'BIG CLEARANCE Sale of all 26-A-Lost & Found '"Screen_ing." Dimon Roper Gas Ranges. Bigsav dale Hardware. Phone 646· .ings, Consumer Power Com -3151. B-2lwtfnc HAVE A NORGE four burner LOST-1 pair man's glasses. HOLT FOURPLEX, two bed· electric range, 40 inch. In pany, OR7-9641. Ask for Larry Dark gray. Corner of Lo room. Fully carpeted, patio, ex c e 11 e n t condition, Phone Hill. 24·29wtf gan and Pierce Rds. 882· yard, $145.00 inCludes utili· Dansville MA 3-2951. 3204. · · 26-A41 w1c · ties except electricity. Phone 24-4lwlc Leslie JU9-5107 or 694-0527 ALUMINUM SHEETS: 34" X after 5 p.m. and weekends. 23 1/16". Hundreds of uses, 27·40w3c Only 25~ each. Pick· up at VIKING AND SEQUOYA car· Ingham County News, Mason. peting for every room in LOST CHILD'S puppy. Grey 20-35wtff SINGER- ZIG· ZAG sewing ma the home-inc 1u ding kitchen Schnauzer in area of Holt chine. Good condition. $45. and bath. All colors and styles Fire Department•. Reward if 00. Phone 699-2948. 24-40w3c .on display, Best quality $5,95 returned. OX9-2823. . FOR RENT HALF OF duplex per square yard and up, Wes 26A-41w1c near Courthouse. Three 21-Ciothing tern Auto of Williamston, bedrooms and bath up, Living ,. Phone 655-1788. Drive a lit· · room, dining room, kitchen tie-Save a lot! 24-21 wtfc and bath down, Wall to wall KITCHEN DINETTE SET • carpeting, new ki~chen beauti 2 MEN'S JACKETS. 38-40, Formica top. Excellent con fully dec·oi•ated. Adults only dition. Includes 4 chairs with women's dresses, sizes 15- LOST FOUR HEAD SHEEP in without pets. $100,oo· plus 16, Reasonable. Call Thursday new seats and backs. Call vicinity of Lamb and Every 882-7941 or see at 534 Pa utilities. Year lease refer after 10:00 a.m. 694·0829. LOOKING FOR something big rds. Mason~ Roy Donald, phone ris. · 24-41 w1c ences required, PhoneDetroit 21·40w3c in a washer? Whirlpool's OR6-5663 or ED2·8487. 567-0622, 9 a .m. to 5 p.m. new 18 pound capacity.wash 26A·39w3c 27·40tfc er offers 4 cycles, 2 speeds, super size tub and agitator, MENS-CLOTHING FOR SALE: special cool down care for Suits, sports coats, slacks, 36" DELUXE GENERAL EL- perm anent press clothing. formal dress trousers, top ECTRIC range. Automatic Shaw's Appliance, 120 w. Ma· coats, overcoats, custom oven, Good condition. Very ple, Phone 676·5895, DOG LOST in Dansville vi- made, like new. Sizes 38-40- reasonable. Must sell. Call 24-40w1f cinity, near Fields & Clark 42. Call OR 6-4071.19-40w2f 694-0745. · 24-4lw3p Rds., on October 6, small black, white, and brown walk er, male with a collar.Identi· fication marks, one v -shaped BEAUTIFUL smaller size nick in left ear, two v-nicks m o de r n , w a 1n u t china NEW SHOES and clothing, Dis- ONE DEEPFREEZE.23'Rev· . in right ear. If found, please · hutch. Sliding glass doors on notify Elmer Hackworth, 623- tressed and bankrupt stock. co Chill Chest, $75.00. Call top, open middle area, large Open all day Fri., Sat., and 676-2323. Lawrence Niswon 2889, Dansville. Reward. . storage below, $80. Call 676· 26A·41wlp Sun. Corner Aurelius rd. and ger, 2363 Tomlinson Rd., Ma;. 1301 or 676-5954. 24-41 w3f ~edar. 21-39wtfc son. 24-4lw3c 20~Mi sc. for Rent KELVINATOR ELEC"" LIKE NEW tub,,stool and lav LOST: A FIVE GALLON pail T RIc, apartment size atory, white, reasonable, with wrench. If found please I'M A QUICK TO RENT TELEVISIONS, Mo- range. Like .new, $95.00. call 676-1301 or 676-5954. contact Stanley Curtis, 409 CHANGE ARTIST!! vie Projectors, stop at Phone 676-2531. 24-4lw3c 24-41w3f E. Columbia st. 26A-40w3p I .change no longer uself war~·~- D.r.':lgs aJ:!d _£~mera. furniture: and other items Rental cost is applied to pur You Call - We Haul into . r~ady c.. ash• . I'm o. chase price if so desired. Al Well Drilling Howie Hustles, the fast so medical rentals. Whtlel BOB RICHARDS TRASH PICK UPS working Classified Ad. Be· chairs . and walkers. Ware's 3 and 4-inch l~r form and Uev.e me, I'm a real magi Drugs and Cameras, OR 7- home. Regular Weekly PICK-UP 'clan when it comes to get 0411, Mason." 20-14wtfc. 3 to 10-inch for air condition· at your home or Business, ting you the extra cash you ing and irrigation. _and APARTMENT HOUSES. need to pay your vacation .expenses. Let me sell the METAL BARREL.~ FOR SALE. R'EFRIGERATION Electric Water Systems worthwhile things around To Fir your needs LOW RATES: your home you · don't use REPAif< Sold and Installed · anymore, Make a list ofall •. _5% Interest charged on accounts the household articles you APPLIANCES, AIR not paid after 30 day-s~--· fllid and then phone.·677,:; Roy C. Hart 9011 and let me turn them· CONDIT10NS AND MILK' Jnto cash~ Do it today. 1140 S. JeUerson COOLERS. Phone 677-7971 Call EVENINGS AFTER 6 P.M. CALL' PHONE 69.4-0546. S. W. Hart PHOJ~E ~ASON OR 6-5942 (at .south city I imits} w~ aim to ;,rease. OR .. .. _ . FAS_T-ACTION EXPERIENCED G1ve us a Call 6 • 5649. 1148 S. Jefferson We have two trudcs avai /able SERVICE M'AN. Phone OR 7-0131 tf lor SERVICE. :· ·News .Want ·Ad l~rgest weekly Want Ad Markef PICI_~e. ··~hone your -ad to 694-0425 or 677-9011. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE _REA.~ ESTA.TE HOLT-NOW leasing 1 and 2 2 8 0 A C R E S BEAUTIFUL ·SOUTH-Everett-Kendon-Wal- • bedroom apartments, Un · bulldings, extra good num ter French. 4 bedrooms, furnished, A i r -conditioned. ber one land .. Only $303.00 carpeting, basement, large lot Tangle w o oct Apartments, per acre. Great Lakes Real Phone 351-7880, 27-40wtf with swimming pool. $18,900 - Estate, 1232 Packard , Ann with .FHA terms. Call Jan Arbor. Call 769-5630. Cooper 372-6461 or 882-6635. · 30-40w3c Landon Realty, ~0-40w3c F 0 R R E N T - M A S 0 N. Close uptown-1/2 of duplex. NEW COTTAGE AND WOOD- Nice condition, new kitchen, HASLETT AREA, almost new, extra large 3-bedroom ED LOT-Full price $2795. 2 baths. $100,00 per month. 00, $279.00 down. Private sand One child, no pets. ·oesterle ranch, with complete a1umi num exterior. Full basement, ·beach on large lake. Fish Real Estate, OR 6-5919. ing and boating. Deer and 27-41 w3c 2 car garage, large family size kitchen. On spacious su partridge hunting. Northern burban lot. Priced at just D.evelopment Co., Harrison, · $25,900 with terms. Call Jack Office on Business u.s. -27 Tysmall 484-4461 or 882-79 (1-75) across from Wilson 41 Extra Realty. 30·4lw3c State Park, Open 7 days a FOUR ROOMUPSTAIRS week. (Member Chamber of APARTMENT. 3 1/2 miles Commerce). 30-41 w1c · north of Mason at 1632 N. Hagadorn Rd. · 27-41 w3c HARRISON: LOVELY year round home, 2 bedroom, partly furnished, deep well, SOUTH- Walter French-3 bed- large lot, beautifully located rooms, basement, 2 car gar HOLT·2 Apartments. Upper near the lakes. Five minutes age. Under $12,000 FHA. Call 1 bedroom. Stove, refhg to shopping and business, ex Jan Cooper 372-6461 or 882- erator and utilities furnish cellent fishing and hunting 6635. Landonl