~prlni~ort n~nde~y RAIN s:n·~n!.l').Jot·,t, IJ~ch. Rain toni(Jhl, Tbur~clay; warmur; Low tonight noar 40; IJI(Jh Thursday In high SO's. am Vol. No. 106, No. 15 3 Sections - 26 Pages Wednesday, April 14, 1965 Tax Referees Clean-Up Week Proclamation Allocation Board Residents of Mason have much to be proud ofin Gets New Faces this, our centennial year. One way we can show our Ingham's tax allocation board for a division of the rate ot pride for ourselves and for others is ·to clean up and is ready to get down to work, taxation between counties, town fix up our property. Now that voters have rejected ships, municipal corporations, As mayor of Mason I hereby proclaim April 25 to the fixed millage proposal 1t school districts and other local is a sure thing that this won't units, and. to ear-mark funds May 1 as Fix Up and Clean-Up week. be the last year of the board raised by Increasing the total Let's all work together to make Mason shine. h a v 1 n g to referee the annual tax llmltatlon, Let"s show our visitors what a clean, progressive struggle between the county, This board has !be respon school districts and townshlpsfor sibility to examine the budgets and prosperous city we have. the spilt of the available 15 and statements of local units mills, which have been flied with It, Probate Judge James Kallman and shall determine U1e tax rates appointed 2 new members to the exclusive of debt, service tax /ikvAR~ board this week, rates which would be required according to Its proposed bud Mayor of Mason Judge Kallman has appointed gets. Durward A. Ralns!Jerger, bus. The new board w111 begin func !ness consultant and tax account tioning sometime this month. ant; and Horace J. Bradshaw, Lansing cIty councilman, as members of the tax allocation board, to become effect! ve Ap Council Re-elects r1112, 1965, Il:Llnsberger Is alUe-longres Dutch Elm ldent of Ingham county, and re Pearsall As Mayor ceived his education at Acme Business college and Michigan Disease Mason councilmen again pick State uni verslty as an account ed Gilson R. Pearsall for an ant, He has been self-employed other one.year term as mayor since 1952 as a business consul Monday night. It will be the tant, and tax accountant. Is Costly third year at the city helm for Pearsall, Bradshaw· has been a resident Dutch Elm disease 1s costly In Councilmen elected Richard of Ingham county since 1946, and · more ways than just losing the Morris as mayor pro tern. has been a member of the Lan- county's stately elms, It costs Monday night was hearts and sing city councll since 1952, money, too, !lowers night for the old coun serving twice as mayor pro tern In reporting to the board of cil, Plaudits were handed out ot the council. He is a member llupervlllors Tuesday Road En to councilmen Russell Bement of numerous boards ot Directors glneer Frank Evans listed the and Glen Coon before the · old Including: Ingham Med!calhospl- cost of removing· 51,000 dead council adjourned sine die. tal, Lincoln Community Center, trees from rolld rights-of-way Bement and Coon responded Lansing Convention Bureau and at $66,000, Some townships are by praising city department heads the Ingham board of supervisors. participating In sharing the cost and fellow councilmen for coop of removing trees on local roads. eration and devotion to duty, The r e are four additional The program will be continued After the old connell adjourn members provided by statute. until all dead trees are removed, ed, City Attorney Lloyd Mor They are County Treasurer Har- he said. ris administered the oath ot of Mayor Pearsall told the coun ry Spenny, the chairman ot the He also pointed out another flee to incumbent Pearsall and cilmen" he would have committee ways and means committee ot major expenditure which reflects Vaughn Snook and John Hamlin, posts assigned before the next the board ot supervisors of the this year1s hard winter, Snow newly elected councilmen. meeting, county, Intermediate School Dis- removal this winter has run 3 trict SUperintendent Alton stroud times that of l&at year, a rela and a member chosen by the tlve light winter. So far keep Tie the Dog county's largest school board, ing county roads open bas cost Council Gets The purpose of this tax allo- $78,000 compared to $27,000 In Pollee Chief Tim stolz·ltad a cation commission Is to pro- 1964. · ·· '' Property Proposal word o! warning for dog owners vlde'l1mlts on· the rate of taxa- Total snow fall since January Monday, He Is going to make tlon on property, and to provide 1 hit 63 lnclles. a drive with his department on For City Ha II stray dogs, The MaSon dog or dinance makes 1t mandatory to Another entry entered the city confine dogs 12 months a year. P~Y BALL! Harold Wore displays his famous batting stance hall-fire hall e1te sweepstakes He pointed out that this time behind the Ware 1s drug store camera counter this week. He is warming Monday night, of year dog owners seem to have · A. 0, Greenough, Dansville a penchant for turning the ani On up for the Mason centennial outing to see the Detroit Tigersplay May 29. real estate man, appeared be mals loose, 1 fore the council to offer the Harold s eye is on the ball, but in his heart he was thinking about the hard block ot bnlldlngll on East Maple ball falling through the glass display counter under the stuffed tigers. Harold street, Immediately west ot the old county ]aU. Easter Egg Hunt to the plans to be one of an estimated 140 who are buying tickets for the trip, Tic The .property offered Includes An Euter egg hunt has been kets are on sale at Bob Jones Paint and at The Ingham County News. The the .building now housing cen arranged by the Muon Junior tennial headquarters, the store Chamber of Commerce tor Sat $6.50 ticket includes round trip fare from Mason to Detroit on the bus and a occupied by the House of Meats, urday at 1 p.m. In the parking Ball Parl{ good reserved seat at the stadium, Jones said those who expect to crowd into the former Muon Locker plant lot at the fair grOUllds. More than • and Tony Simone's store, 26 dozen eggs wUl be hldden ' the buses ought to buy their tickets this week. Greenough set the price at throughout the area for the chil Photo by Archy Ammerman $99,000, dren to t1nd;. Prizes will be CouncUmen placed the offer awa.rded to winners In 3 age on rue for further consldel'll groups - 3 to 5 years, 6 to 9 tlon. and 10 to 13. Storm Claims 3 ; Former Residents Sunday night's death-dealing ago, They formerly lived In an series of tornadoes which cut apartment on West Columbia and wide swathes through southern then moved to 418 west Ash. Kiwanians sPonsor Michigan dealt a tragic blow to Funeral services for Mrs, a former Mason family. Robson and the boys are set for Robert Robson, for 16 years Hartford City on Friday at 3:30. Easter Prayer Plan an employe at Kean•s store In Mason, 1s in a Coldwater hos pital In critical condition. His wife, Frances, and Kip, 12, and Mason Girl Brad, 16, were killed, The Robsons had been vllllt1ng Muon Klwanla.ns ha.ve an ELS - centntlon camps and the dreary his parents In Hartford City, Escapes AUSTIN CAVANAUGH, Bunker Hill ter project going, the Green homes of the opprellsed llllUises Indiana. They were returning to Candle of Hope, Laurence Par behind the Iron Curtain. Get your their home In Flint where Rob township supervisor and farmer, wi II head the ker, chtJrman ot the support of green candle ot hope toclay, Light Storm 1 son manages a variety store, Ingham board of supervisors for a year. He was churches committee explains the a green candle !hill Easter and MASON S POLICE FORCE has a new Near Coldwater they saw the A Mason high school girl also movement thlll way, after up a prayer," addition. Chief Tim Stolz is busy teaching the tornado approaching. Robson pul had a brush with the same storm elected Tuesday. Supervisor Paul Richards of Ma "The people behind the Iron led off the side of the road and which took the lives of 3 mem.: son, former mayor and councilman, was selected Curtain know that open resllltance A series ot special meetings, tricks of the trade to King, 6-months old white the famUy took shelter In a ditch. bers of the Robs on family. agalnet orders Ill :tuttle. Yet, sponsored by several Mason area German Shepherd. King is going to be a tracker. The storm hi!, picking up all Christine Fry, daughter of Mr, as chairman pro tern, they have acquired skill In out churches, will begin Wednesday, 4 and hurtling them through the and Mrs, Clarence Fry had spent witting the regime, April 21, and continue through air. The wife and 2 boys were the week end visiting Joanne They now celebnte the "festi Friday, AprH 30, The meetings carried 6 miles by the storm Eastman, daughter of Rev. and They'll Treat Bosses val of the fir tree" by lighting a wm be conducted nif:htly at 7:30 and were killed. Robson, pul Mrs, Murl Eastman, at Taylor Council OK 's single green candle on their at Mason Baptist church, E. Col verized and with one leg pulled university at Upland, Indiana, Annual Bosses' Night will be trees. They chose green because umbia street, and will help cel Man's Best Friend ... from the hlp socket, was thrown observed by the Mason Junior green Ill the color of hope, They ebrate 100 years of religious to the ground a great distance She called her parents at 6 Chamber of Commerce next Mon Lighting Plan want to feel that they are no worship In the Mason area, away. There would have been o'clock SUnday night from Hunt day at Turney's restaurant. The longer confined to Chrllltma.a. Featured speaker of these IfYou're Law-Abiding no safety In the car. The 2- lnglon, Indiana, to report that purpose of the gathering 1s to Ma.son councilmen approved a The hopeful now place a single "Livlni Water" meetings will weeks old auto was demoUshed. she was on her way home, acquaint the Jaycee bosses with resolution Monday night which green candle on their tables at be Rev. Wade B, Jakeway of chief Tim Stolz ot the Ma pollee In his training program The Robsons left Mason 6 years When she didn't arrive the the organization. Judge sam wlll allow the state highway com Euler, Pasadena, CalUornla. Rev,Jake son pollee department, has been for King, The stat~ pollee _have F rys called Rev. Eastm'll.n. Com Street Hughes a! the Ingham clr- mission to go ahead with a. street They call It the caldle of hope way is a sonrc writer, chalk art given a pure white German Shep several German Shepherds llta munications with Upland were cult court and himself a tormer lighting plan for the South street and resurrection. Ist, world traveler and speaker, herd dog which he pla.ns to train tloned at various posts about the Grass Fire Time out, When no word was received Jaycee, will dlllcuss civic re- . and Columbia lltreet overpa..ss, Iron Curtain refugees are He has written some 2,000 songs for pollee work as a tncker. state and have found them of Rev, Eastman and the Frys start sponeibllity. In the resolution the council spreading the ide& of the green and will write a song In 10 The donors were Mr, and Mrs, great usllltance. Fire Chief Hugh Silsby has a ed out for Indiana, checking po agreed to purchase the elec candle of hope all over the tree minutes and sing It for the con Robert Rolfe of Mason. German Shepherds are Intel word of caution for homeowners, llee and sheriff's offices on the trical energy and provide the world, They ny. , ."We who Uve uegaUon from a theme they have The animal, which weighs about ligent and train well. The breed This is the grass fire season way, maintenance tor the llghts, The 1n treedom sh&ll retain our free given him. . 70 pounds, Ill 6 months old and originated In northern Europe and many of the fires are started The Mason senior wasn't lo No Surfing s~J_te highway department will dom; th01e who ha.ve lo.st their Also to be featured at these Stolz already Ill making progress at an uncertain date, So helpful by trash fires which get out of cated, Around noon she showed foot the bUl tor the original cost freedom sball repln their tree· meetings will be Rev. Frederick with him In obedience work. The have they been In pollee work hand, Tickets Will be given to up In Mason with a harrowing Sidewalk surfers can't do their of Installation. dam.'' P, ~t, pastor of Aurellus Bap dog, named King, will be train that they. have otten been known those who burn trash and leaves tale, She missed the first twist surfing in city streets. That's A simllar arrangement will be "Th1s Euler, pl&ce a green tist church, who will sing old ed to uslst officers In tn.ctng as pollee dogs. on the open ground, he warned. er that his the Cold water area the warning Issued by Pollee worked out tor lighting the Inter c:and1e on your table•• ,the flick• fashioned hymns of the church escaped prl.lonel'lll, mtss!ng per The German Shepherd va.r!es All burning must be done 1n but the roads were all blocked Chief Tim stolz, He pointed out changes at Klpp road and Cedar ering llghta' of your little green with a union choir providing the .sons, 1n rlot.l and other· typeJ 1n color trom white through all covered containers, Pollee Chief so· she trl ed to drive around the that the current craze of coast street. On these Interchanges cudle along with your neighbol'lll backrround, Rev. Raft has re ot pollee work tor which such sha.des and mixtures to black Tim stolz also issued a warning,· storm area. ing down hill on city streets with there will also be township par will turuJAto nowerfUlflond ll~thts corded with R. C.A. anlrn&ll!l are suited. . but with wolf coloring, tan, mix UnslghUy trash collection areas At 9:30 she pulled the car skate boards Is taboo. Officers ticipation from Vevay and Alale· at warmth and sympathy, and The public is Invited to at Stolz acquired the animal about ed brown. brindle and black pre are covered in the city nuisance off the road and sought refuge' ·have been Instructed to pick up don. shine acro11 hermetlc&lly sllltd tend any or all of these meet a week ago, He plans to aeek dominating. Their height .Is about ordinance and he has Instructed with a family ot 6 In the base Mason youngsters practicing the Work started on the overpass &t frontlel'lll Into prisons, co.n• Ings, advice and help tram the atate 2.2 to 24 Inches. officers to enforce the ordinance, ment of their home. surfing art In roadways, Columbia thlll week. :· 1. l1' ,.
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Seninr Welcome 'I Mason Man A.ppointed African Violt!t From 9 p.m. until midnight Now llvlng atl557Dext'er'rrail Francis Fiedler n·eads a dllllce Is ten tat! vely scheduled are newcomers, Mr. and Mrs. to be held In the street In front Citizens Bob Dowers, The Bowerses have Slww Slated ot the Junior high school, Ad To Kalamazoo Post no children and Mr, Bowers Is ··Centennial IIomecoming mission will be tree. To Meet night supervisor at Boys Voca- The Double 10 African Vlo A twenty-tour piece band will The first processing program tional school, . 'let· club, the St, Paullans, ancl Monday, June 21, will be Pio and on Jefferson street in front Play for the dancing'. This cen mer In the Kalamazoo public The new assistant manager of · the st. Paullas of Lansing will neer lllld Homecoming Day a.t the of the Courthouse, tennial service Is to be donated RegIon of the public present tho 6th annual Michigan school system Is a former Ma "F" Felpausch Food Center here and Mason Area Centennial, Francis Between the hours of 10 a. m, by the Lansing Federation ot agency section or the Recrea state African VIolet show April son resident and a gmduate of his ·family moved to Mason in Fiedler Is chairman of this day's and 2 p.m. Boy Scout troop 98 Musicians, and dlrectecl by Der tion Association or Michigan Wlll 24 at the Roo club house, 1331 ·events, wood earn, Mason high school, February from Hastings, They will hold an ox roast under the have Its 11th annual get togeth s. washington, Lansino:, He is Norman L. Lyons, son of are Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sprank Pioneers and former residents guidance of George Haymond, er for senior citizens from 11 will register In the morning, At Harold Lyons who resides In who make their home at 334 The event w111 open to the A banquet to honor special a.m. on May 19 to 4 p.m. at 2:30 p.m. plaques will be given The Ingham Mason at 435 E. Elm street, E, South street. The Spranks· public at 1 p.m. Anyone wish guests and dignitaries will be Smith Hall in the city park at to the oldest male pioneer and As a processing program mel' have 2 children, Ann Marie, G, ing to enter plants may do so held at 6::10 p.m. at the Senior County News, Inc. St. Johns, Hescrvatlons should to the oldest female pioneer pres Lyons wlll coordinate and sche a first grader at Ste.ele Street between 8 and 10:30 a.m. high school, According to Gtl be made with Hoger Kowalski, ent. Plaques will also be given RTcharc/ W, anc/ dule use of new data processing school; and Ginny, 21/2•. Door prizes wm be given away son Pearsall, chairman of the city recreation director, Muni to the former resident who came Jam<>s N. Brown - Publish<>rs equipment In the district office every hour starting at p.m. Dignitaries and Guests commit cipal building, st. Johns, Mich 2 the greatest distance from tile of lhe school dlstr let and will Cash awards and ribbons will tee, tlcl1ets for this event not Serving lngl1am Commun/tllls igan, for the dinner. north, from the south, from the arrange Instructional use of the be gl ven winning plants. used by guests will be offered Slnco 1859 equipment. Included in Heglon "F" are east and west, for sale to the public, There Following his graduation from C 11 n Ion, Ingham, Eaton, Shla Potato Dr. C,E, Wilson, retired pro Mason merchants will again will be only 275 tickets avail Mason high school; Lyons at. wassee and Livingston counties. fess or of MSU, wlll speak on hold the annual old fashioned bar able. Maurice Rick!y will be S<>cond Closs postage pale/ at tended Michigan State university The purpose of the Get To violet culture at 3:30 p,m. gain days sidewalk sale start toastmaster for the evening and Mason, Michigan. where he obtained a B,A, de gether is to provide senior cit Free parking 18 otreredacros5 ing on Monday. entertainment will be provided Publisher/ W<><>kly by Tile lng gree In mathematics. He also Izens an opportunity to "join Crop to the street, The cafeteria will The concessions and midway by Saint James School students. hom County News, Inc, attended Western Michigan uni with others to enjoy a luncheon, open In the morning and con will be set up and open !or bus Rev. Joseph Nielson will give Postofflcc BoK 266, Mason versity at Kalamazoo from 1962 a program, and to become ac tinue serving until 8 p, m. Iness along the block of Maple both the Invocation and benedic Michigan, to 1964, quainted wIth serilor citizens street In front ol' the old tail tion, from other com munltles, 11 Since 1961 Lyons has taught Be Small mathematics and algebra at South junior high school In Kalamazoo. Nazarenes Expansion of potato acreage He was a substitute teacher at For 2 years from 1954 to 1956 In the nation thl s year Is pos Mason high school before moving Lyons served with the u.s. army sible, according to the Ingham to Kalamazoo. In· ,Japan where he worked as Tell Week's County Extension office In Ma He resides with his wife and a mathematics consultant at an son, but it probably will not child at 1116 E. Maple street In- service workshop for elemen Services take place in Ing:1am r.ounty, In Kalamazoo. tary teachers. The schedule of services this The crop last year was short week for Mason 'Church of the throughout the country, which Nazarene w111 lncludb a candle brought on higher prices, While SUMMER Probate Court Duties light communion service at 7 some growers are expected to p.m. Thursday, Sunday morning expand their acreage th.ts year, the community sunrise service many. are holding bac!:, fearful .will be held in the church at that more acres wlll mean· lower Related tn Women's Club prices for the crop, Garden Party 7 a.m. The speaker Is Rev. Glenn Frye from University Ingham county doesn't grow 1. Probate Judge James T. Kall Mrs, George N, Clark, public Methodist church. many potatoes, experts say. The man spoke to a group of 24 a summer of sheer loveliness in Ity director. Appointed as dele Following this service, there average here Is about 700 acres members of Mason Women's club gates to the County Federation will be 2 worship services, one and most of these are in the muck when they met at Hall Memor of Women's clubs were Mrs, E. at 10 a.m. and one at 11 a.m. farming area around Stockbridge, easy-care Dacron* polyester Ial library Tuesday afternoon. E. Wentland and Mrs. J,C, Ber Special Easter music will be Some of these muck farmers say Judge Kallman spoke about wills geon. presented by the chr,fr and the' they are planning to drop potato and the duties of the Probate Refreshments of tea, coffee and sermon topic will bP. Immortality, growing this year. These crisp, airy, very feminine Court. A question and answer white cake, whlcn was trimmed Sunday evening · the church period followed his talk. with yellow flowers accented by Reports are that a big potato choir will present the sacred plant Is going up In Mecosta fashions for a wonderfully carefree The slate of officers for the green leaves, were served by cantata Hallelujil.h! What a Sav next year was presented and county to manufacture french the hostesses !rom the table Ior by John Peterson. The time voted on, Mrs, Clarence Boles fries and thaf some 30,000 acres summer. Crease-resistant, washable, which was covered with a white for this service Is 7 p.m. It was elected president; Mrs. of potatoes have been contracted cloth and centered with n Scale will feature various selections of Glenn Sheren, first vice-pres of Justice. The scales were bal for by the industry, but exten little or no ironing. Perfect for your the favorite hymns and combi sion workers say it is unlikely to Ident; Mrs, Ethel Browne, sec anced with an array of simulat nations of singing voices, Ken ond vice-president; Mrs, Frank have any effect In Ingham county, ed onions, peppers, turnips and Haney will be the reader. uon-stop living and the McCalla, third vice-president; green leaves. Acting as hostes In the Stockbridge area, CarI Miss Bernice Allen, secretary; Schoonover said he Is planning ses were Mrs. John Edgar, Mrs, by Barbara Prudon who was ac PRESENT PERFECT FOR Mrs. Charles T. Lawton, cor George G r e en, Mrs. Herbert to raise about 70 acres of po responding secretary; Mrs. F, companied on the plano by her tatoes this year, about \he same Karn, Mrs. E.E. Ferris and Mrs. sister, Kathy Prudon, MOTHER'S DAY GIVING. Floyd Taylor, treasurer; Mrs. Archie Gilpin. as last year. Schoonover's po Don Cady, historian; Mrs, Arthur ,.'l~Je next meeting wlll be a tatoes a r e mineral, or sand Entertainment for the after Picnic luncheon May 11 at the Zlckgra!, parliamentarian and noon waR a French horn solo grown. He raises Onoways which hozne' of Mrs. E.E. Wentland, are an early potato, He· said ne usually has them In the ground only the LOOK is expensive by this time but this year, hasn't even touched the ground yet be cause at the bad weather. Schoon 9.99 to 14.99 over said that seed was excep tionally high this year and po tato prices have been low, al though last year was the best production year he has had In nine years of growing potatoes. 3. C I ark Nottingham, another Stoc!tbrldge grower said he was a little surprised at the 700 acre figure mentioned by the Ingham County Extension office. As tar as he knows, he and two others are the only ones in the Immediate area who grow pota toes. There are some near Munith but they are In Jackson county, Nottingham said he was plan ning to drop his potato acreage from 60 last year to about 40 this year, His reason for this is the high cost of seed, "and,'; he said, "when seed is high, po tatoes are generally low." He said that many farmers In this area who formerly grew potatoes have long since given it up. The reason? A combina FOUR PERSONS WERE INJURED in this accident at Barnes tion of weather, seed prices, cost of labor and low prices, He road and US-127 early Monday morning when a car headed west on Barnes said the return was not worth and a south moving car on US-127 Coli ided at the intersection. the effort,
4 Injuries Recorded An open mind Is all very well Super Athlete in Its way, but It ought not to be so open that there Is no keep ing anything in or out of It, C. Earl Webb In Barnes-127 Crash It should be capable of shut ting Its doors sometimes, or Four peretms were trea.ted and Margaret R. White, 50, Dans 1t may be found a. little draughty, Aced 170-yard hole in ville. relei.Bed at Mason General hos Samuel Butler Florida last week while pital Monday morning tor In Rolland H. White, 56, Dans juries--cuts, brulses and abru vllle, pi ayi ng with Herb Fox lons--suttered In a 2-car acci Sheriff's o:ttlcers sa.ld the dent a.t Barnes road and US-127 White car WI.B moving west on Baked Fish Dinners or of Mason. The Okemos· at 6:47a.m. Ba.rnes road crossed the north F riec/ Lake Erie Perch Mason athelete wi II be bound lanes but failed to stop In Injured were: the median area and crashed in Every Friday only $1,10 home soon to be honored. Lester D. Stallings, 50, ot Mt, to the stallings' car as it came Plei.Bant. south on US-127. Both cars were HAMBURGER SHOPPE (This ndvertlaement puld for by .. / Adam F, Benson, Jonesville. badly damaged. sports fans of C. Earl Webb) 129 West Ash OR 7-9111
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GRAND RIVER WILLIAMSTON 655-ll91 to Today Phone 677-3111 or 677-3112 The Ingham County News, Wednesday, April 14, 1965- Page A-2 ···························································································································· Hospital News :::·~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::1:::::::;:;:::;:~~~:~:; Inpatients Russell Bartlett, Mason Ca1·1 Bashore, Mason Mrs. Otto Bennett, Dani!vllle Easter Surprise Wlll!am Bryant, Mason Freeda Busick, Dansville Wllliam Carl, Mason Alva Clarl(, Mason LADIES Candace Cranrm, Mason Cal'Ol Crippen, Mason ~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Linda Eastman, Mason Coe Emens Sr., Mason Look for This Easter Viclde Gallaway, Leslie •'•'•'• •'•'•'• Church Women Marriage Announced Helen Garred, Onondaga Cecil Hall, Mason Mr, and Mrs, Reuben R, My Howard Herrick, Stockbridge ~~~ Bunny. FrUlay Afternoon iJ W~ill Meet land, South Washington roacl, Mrs, Charles Hills, Mason Holt, announce the ·marriage of Betty Hitchcock, Mason Women's Guild of Ascension their daughter, Lois, to Clare Basil Holland, Holt ·:·:·:· and All Day Saturday ·:·:··· .LUtheran church will meet Mon A, Isham, son of Mr. and Mrs • Kay I PROPOSITION "A" sor 'l'ownshlp, llnton .County, Mlch· TAlC LIMITATION BALLOT lanrl, doscrlbed ns: commencing 20~ Tho whole number of votes given · fooL north of tho southoast corner for Dlid ugnlnat the P1•opoultion wnu of Soction 1 on tho west city llmltl '.t.'Wcmy.sev on thousm1d. carht hundred of tho City of Lnnul,ng: thence nortb ond •lxiy-two (21,802! ol which nlong the west city llmita of tho number 'J'welvc thousnnd till'eo htin· City ol Lansing to tho oust and west dl'Oti. nnd &lx (12,~00) voteo woro · ; llno o£ sold Section 1 :' thonco wost mu1•lced YES, nnd l•'ilteen thousand nlong sold l llno to the onotern .nortb five hundred nnd fifty-six (16,65G) fllld south % line of Soctlon 1; thcnco vot.cs wcro mnrl,cd No, . 1outh nlong unid 1m Uno to thQ 'loiul 1 ate; ...... 27,862 south section Uno ·of Scetlon ll PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF T£R. thence cnst nlon1: the south •cellon Rl1'0RY FROM WINDSOR TOWN• line of Section I a distance of llZO SHIP, EATON COUNTY TO THE feet; thence nol'th 200 feet nlontr n Cll'Y OF LANSING - BALLOT llno J>arnilci to tho cnst section llno ··.a•' ot Section 1 nml 200 feet west thero• 'l'hc whole number ol votes given ol; thei~ee co•t 200 feet nlong n for nnd nsnlnst tho proJ>osltion UU'J', line !lRralieJ tO the BOUth llno Of SIDE AE'IriWl'EU Al\EA wns Eigh. Soctlon 1 nnd 200 feet n·orth thereof, ieoh · thousand !om• hundred nnd to the point of boglnning, seven (18,407) of which number Ten Djll ANNEXED TO 1'HE CITY Oli' thousand nine hundred nnd twcnt1 LANSING 1 (10,no) votes wero mn1'ked YJ<;~. 'rhe Donrd of County Cnnvns!!Or!l nnd Seven thousnnd four hundred ol lnghnm Count~ hnvlnz nscertalntd nnd olght1·&cven ( 1,481) votes woro nnd cnnvnssed tho votes cost nt mn1·kell 1'10, tl1e SPECIAL ELEC'l'ION held on Total Votes ...... 18,407 Mondny, At>rll Fifth, A. D. 1906 DO PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF TER. HEREUY CERTIFY nnd DETER· IU'IORY FROM WINDSOR TOWN. MINE lhnt the nhove PI'Oposltlon SHIP, EATON COUNTY TO THE "D" WAS APPROVED, n majority CITY OF LANSING - BALLOT of electors both INSIDE nnd OUT· THREE MASON COUNCILMEN took their oaths of office Mon "B" SIDE the nffected oren hnvlng voted The whole number of votes given In fnvor of snld proposal, day night. Here John Hamlin, Gilson Pearsall and Vaughn Snook take the lor and nunlnst the INSIDE A~'. IN WI1'NESS WHEREOF, We l"ECTED AHEA wns 'fwelve (12) of hnvo hereunto act our hnnds nnd oath administered by City Attorney Lloyd Morris. Which number Seven (7) votes wore nfllxed the Sen! of lhe Circuit Court mnrked YES nnd Flvo (6) vote• for the County of INGHAM on this were mnrltctl NO, Eighth dny of April, A. D. 1065, Total Votes ...... ; ... .,1~ EDMUND T, DLACKMORE, Gets Contract Organizations the following Friday evening, AP TWO MEMBERS OF THE HOSPITALITY committee try .on some I'ROI"u.;Eu ANNI::XATION OF TER· Chnlrmnn RITORY FROM WINDSOR TOWN• ELEANOR SMITH rll 23, Women's Club House, RAYMOND TOTTE, SR. Bal>ers Dozen Extension club hats, part of the group of hats which will be shown at the "Spring Fantasy 11 SHIP, EATON. COUNI'Y TO. TH& Don VanderVeen Jr., Mason wlll meet with Mrs, Kalth Ham Lansing, 8:30 p.m. Details next CITY OF LANSING - BALLOT LAURA PATTERSON Landscape architect, will de week, ~'B'' Ilonrd of Count~ Canvnooero ilton, 1898 Schoolcraft, Holt, first annua I awards banquet being sponsored by the Ingham county Extension c. ROSS HILLIARD sign the landscaping at the Ing. Tho whole number of votes given Wednesday, April 21, 7:30 p.m. 1$ en 1 or UlrJs Nignt wm ~e for and ngninst DO~'ll OUTSIDE nnd Cieri< of tho Bonrd ham county jall, ·Tuesday the Homemakers council at the YWCA in Lansing. The event will be staged STA'l'E OF MIClfJGAN', St. James Rosary & Altar so staged Monday, April 19, at Ma INSIDE AFFEC1'ED AREA wns Els;h· board of supervisors authorized teen thousnnd iour hundl'ed nnd nme• ss. ciety meets Tuesday, April 20, son Methodist church. This Is Tuesday evening, May 4, in the auditorium on the first floor. The 2 members teen (18,419) of which number in• Co1mty of Ing!Jnm . spending up to $3,950 for land We Hero6y Cortiry, Thnt tb~ 8 p.m. at the church hall, Mem annually sponsored by Mason •I do affected aren seven (7) votes Do scape design. pictured are Mrs. George Aiken of the Brunchers Extension club and Mrs. were mnrked yes nnd outside ulfect9d foregoing Is n correct stntcment of bers are asked to take wrapped College club. Members are to nt.ca 'l'cn thousand nine hundred the votes given in the Cqunty ol Ingham lor the pronoanls nmcd In white elephant prizes. meet at 7:45 p.m. and the girls Frederick Hammond of Sherwood Oaks Extension club, who is seated. Many IW'cnty (10,929) votes were mnrl«d 0 8 YES, nnd Inside nlfected al'Ca flvo ,u·ch stntcment and for the pronosnls North Cemetery association at p.m. designated therein, .at the SPECIAL LEGAL NOTICES interesting events have been planned for the evening. Tickets are limited to votes were marked no (6) nnd out. will meet Tuesday, Aprll 20, at Mason Junior Chl!d Study club oldo nffecteu nrea Seven thousnn4 ELECTION held mi Monday, April tho ·6th, i~ the y'enr. one thousn!Hl' the home of Mr. IUld Mrs, George will meet Wednesday, Aprll 21, 200 and may be purchased at the County Extension agent 1s office il'l the court four hundred eighty-seven (7,481) STAT£ OF MICHIGAN Votes were marked NO, nino hundred sixty~flve, 8 p.m. with Mrs, Richard Pal In Witness Whereof; We hnvo THE PROBATE COURT FOR Kleppe, 1920 Teel road, Lansing, house at Mason. Totnl Votes ...... 18,419 INGHAM COUNTY STATE oF MICHIGAN hereunto set our hnnds nnd caused for a Dohemlan dinner at 12:30 mer; co-hostess, Mrs. Terry tt> be affixed the sChl of the Clrcu!t JUVt:N1LE DiVISiON Clark, Guest spealmr wlll be ss :l).S1G with Mrs. Leo Rehlll as co COUNTY OF INGIIAM Court for the County of Inghnm th1s Eighth dny of April in the yenr Matter of DENNIS JAY FEASEL. hostess and O,J. Rider In charge Gerald Shipman who will speak TAX LIMITATION PROPOSAL Minor, BALLOT "A" ono t!1ousnnd nine hundt·cd SixtY• of the program. on Teen-agers and Driving. Servicemen t!va. NOTICE IS HEREDY GIVEN THAT Shull sepnrnte tax limltntloHS be the petition of Det. Wiilinm llyan, Monthly meeting o! the Young Publlc card party Friday, Ap Pinckney Library cstnbllshed for nn indefinite Period, (SEAL) Lnnain1; .Pollee lJcJ)nrtmcnt, Youth or until altered by the voters of the RAYMOND TOTTE, SR, Homemakers Extension wl!l be ril 16, 8:30 p.m. at Wheatfield Specialist Four Clyde W. Kin ELEANOR SMI1'H Division, nlleglng thnt snld minor County, for the County of lnghnm comes within the Jlrov!slons o[ Act Aprll 21 !rom 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Gleaner hall, corner Meridian tigh, 31, son of Mr. and Mrs, and the townships und school dis. LAURA PATTERSON EDMUND T. DLACKMORE L4 of the Extra Hession of 1044, and at the horne of Mrs. Charles and Lamb roads. Cleo B. Kintigh, Holt, com trlcts within the County, the ng• vraylng that the Probnto Court tnke To Have New Home grcgnte of which ohull not exceed Donrd o! County Cnnvnssers Masonic Lod(fe o! Mason Is jurisdiction of said minor, nnd It Smith. Topic of discussion wlll pleted a radio repair course at olghtcen (!&) mille, as follow~: ATTEST: C. ROSS HILLIARD nppoarlng that the whel'eubout• nf be Food and People Around the sponsoring a ~tag pancake sup The purchase of a new bull the property. The money wll! the U, S, Army school, Europe, Mllia the fathe1· of Bllld minor, Donald County of Ingham ...... 6.65 Clerk of Donrd of County Cnnvnssers, World. per Saturday, Aprll 17, at the ding to holl!le the Pinckney Com in Lenggreis, Germany, April STATE OF MICIJIGAN. l•'cnscl. Js unknown, and that ho can"· come out of an accumulated ~·ownships ...... 1,00 not be served with a notice of henr• Eastern Star Belles wlll meet Masonic Temple, 5:30 p,rn, to munity library was proposed IUld 9, During the course Specia Intermed.lnto Scl>ool ss. "penal fines" fund designated es County .of Ingham ing will be hcnJ•d Mny 10, 1065, at Thursclay, Aprll 15, 7:30 p.m. 7:30p.m. list Kintigh received Instruc District ...... 20 9:00 A. M, nt tho Probate Court, approved at the IUlnual meeting or pecially for the Improvement and School Districts ... : ...... 10.26 We Hereby Certify, Thnt the fore• going is n correct tranReript of the 400 C Gas Engines.- 2 1/2 to 5 H. P, 1 4 cycle, $32.95. · Help Wanted BARKER - We wish to express our appreciation for the ma.ny Air Compressors - (Heavy Misc. Wanted CENTENNIAL - style dress and acts of kindness and expressions Duty Portable) $44.95 with 25 bonnet, new, size 14, Call ED PUBLICATION ORDER of sympathy extended by our 2-4136. l5w1 ft. hose. WOMAN WANTED -- Interest- E-757 Upholstery Fabrics - Nylon, WANTED-- sheep shearing. Will friends and neighbors during the Stnto of Michigan, Probate Court Ing pos!Uon is opening up on recent U!ness and death o! our lor the County of Inghnm Tapestries, Naugahyde, Plastics, !urnl.sh twine, Phone IU'ter 4 E•tato of LOllENliO 1!. HOLMES, the Ingham County News staft beloved one. Especially Dr, Cliii Decensed. (Values to $12.00 yd.) $1.25 yd. p.m. Eaton Rapids 243-9732. Jim Furniture tor woman with talent for writ ton, Dr. MUler and the staff of l'r IS ORDERED that on Mny I 7, to $3.95 yd. ing, grasp of grammar and !!pel Clark. llw7 l9G5, nt 9:15 A. M. in the Probata Tarps - (All Sizes). nurses at Mason General Hospi· Courtroom, :Mnson, Miehignn, a. hear ling and who enjoys meeting peo tal. The FamUy of Effie Barker, Ing be held on the petition of Mil· Bath Tubs - (4 1/2 ft. & ple. Person wlth deep desire to WANTED- a goodusedswingset USED STROLLER -Chair, Baby dre:l J. llolmea for probate of' n 5 ft.) new, $24.95. 15w1 furniture, Just like new. He vurported will, for the OPJlojntmo'iit .serve her community essential. with a slide. Phone OR 6-1586. of a fiduciary nnd for a determinn·· Tollet Seats - $1.92 (2 for The Ingham County News, Ma 15wl tall price $279. wm sacrifice tlon of heirs, $3.50) for $150. Must see to appre Publication and 'ervicc shall be son. 14wt! HALL - I wish to express my Powder That Stain 1.4" Electric Drills - Heavy made ns Provided by statute oqd sincere thanks to Dr. Brown clll.te, Cll.ll OR 6-5886 before Court rule. DEAR SUSANNA: Here is a Duty, $7. 75. ( All types power 6:00 p.m. 15wlp Date: April 12, 1065 It actually does! Even that WANTED TO BUY- A good used and Dr. Calms, the Nursing Staff truly marvelous method for re tools) JAMES T. KALLMAN stubborn material broadcloth HELP wanted male or female drag to fit a Farmall Cub at the Mason General hospltal A true copy: Judge of Probn!o Air Hose- 25 ft. x 1/4", $2.50. Florence M. Fletcher ' moving grease spots from clo No. 208. Good Opening In Ma· tractor. Must be reasonable. for the fine care during my stay passed the test beautifully, How Welding Hose - 18~ ft. TWIN Mi.TTRESSESandsprlngs, Deputy Probate Reglsto, thing and material. son and Holt, Full time busi Phone OR 7-5876. 15w3p at the hospital. Also to my family LLOYD D. MOI!RIS ever, on an all wool, smooth, Fllght Pants - (Gov't. Cost dining room table and chairs, ness selllng Rawlelgh House· and to all my friends I wish to ex Attorney for petitioner Immediately, blot the spot beigy-brown suiting material, $51.00) only $7.95. hold Products, . Start at once. electric range, double oven, auto 152 E. Ash Street, Mason. 15w3 press my sincere appreciation with absorbent tissue. Then where butter was the offending Tanker Jackets • $6.95. matic washer & suds saving tub, Must have car. Get more par WANTED • about 10,000 yards for visits, cards, letters, and sprinkle on, and rub in, corn Generators - (300 watt por ticulars. Rawle!gh, Dept, MCD 3 occasional chairs, etc. Phone --PUBLICATION-OJiDER stain, it took two to three appli free flll. Also, light dozer remembrances, whlle In the hos starch or fine talcum powder. table) $69.95. 672-208, Freeport, Ill. 14w2p IV 9-7104 alter 6:00p.m., w·~ek· D-8584 cations before the marks had work. Albert Harris, southwest Pital II.Ild convalescing at home. Sto.tc of Michigan, Probate Court Allow this to remain on over Worlc Clothes - Used pants, corner Pine Tree and Dell roads days. 15w2p tor the County of lnghnm completely disappeared. So who Ruth A. Hall. 15w1 Estate of IUCHARU A. SMITH, night. The following day, brush $1.00; shirts, 50~, shopcoats, (4019 Dell). Phone Holt OX Deceased. needs INSTANT miracles any $1.25, coveralls, $1.50. HELP wanted male or femll.le 9-2554, 15wlp 11' IS ORDERED thnt on Mny 14. ocr the powder. way! Insulated Boots - $4.99 (2 pair, AD No. 1716. Act now. Full CARPE·r SWEEPER • Electric 1065, at D:20 A. M. in the Probate LAUNSTEIN - I would like to Courtroom, 116 W, Ottawa, Lansing, This even works when a Susanna $9.00) time, Pleasant, easy work In roaster; gilder; girl's 24" thank all my friends for the Michigan, a hearing be held on tho grease spot remains after wash Fibre Glass Sheets- (Awnings, Mason and Halt. Earnings start Lost & Found bike; training wheels; girl's pet.itlon of American !lank and Trust cards, flowers, visits and es Compimy for allowance of Its final ing and ironing. SprinkJe on the Patios, Etc., 259 ft. Immediately. No experience nee· winter coat, like new; child's pecially tor all the prayers dur nccount nnU for nssh;nmcnt of rc!;i,. Electric Motors - (Capasltor essary. Write Rawlelgh, Dept. LOST .. Siamese cat, male, seal swing set; roller skates, size 3; ,.due. powder, rub in and put the gar Ing my recent stay in the hos. DEAR SUSANNA: When m:tk· heavy duty) 1/4 H.P., $6.95; 1/3 MCD 672-1716, Freeport, III. point. Reward. Phone OR child's record player & records; Publl.atlon and service •hall bo ment away as usual. When the pita!. Mrs. Don D. Launsteln. made as Provided by •tntuto and ing cookies or cake, and you H,P., $11.50; 1 H.P., $32.95. 14w2p 7-8201. 15w1 2 tlower girls' dresses & head Court rule. garment is taken out to be w.orn, have to add a beaten egg to the 15w1 Data: April O, 10GG briskly brush off the powder, HI-Speed Tooling- Drills, Re pieces; rummage sale table, JAMES T, KALLMAN creamed shortening and sugar amers, Carbide, $1.50 lb. girl's dresses, sweaters, slacks, A true copy: Judge of Probo.te and the grease spot will be mixture, scoop your creamed in· 10 Lift Trucks - 1,500 to WE HAVE AN opening for an bathing suits, etc. Phone OR 7· Bonnie Bodrlo Notices Deputy Probo.tc Register gone. The powder absorbs the gredients to one side of the 6,000 lb,, pneumatics, save $$$. agresslve appliance salesman 2976. 15wl PAUL WATZEL grease. Carpeting .. (Auto), $2.50 yd. in the Mason area. We w!ll train. GANAWAY • I wish to thank my Attorney for 11ctitioncr bowl. They are fairly stiCC and ALL non-permanent Items must relatives, friends, and neigh 010 Michigan Nntlonal Tower, Lnn 1\trs. T. Quinn stay put. Now break your egg in Rubber Runners - $1.50 yd. Salary, commission, car allow •ln.~r. 15w3 Folding Cots - $4.99. ance and paid vacations. We are be removed from Fairview bors for their prayers, cards and Trailers the other side. Tip the bowl up Cemetery, Dansv1lle by May 3rd. many acts of kindness shown to Paint - Exterior, $1.89 gal. an equal opportunities employer. PUBLICATION ORDER and beat the egg. Spray Paint - 38~ can. Contact personnel director, Con Otherwise they w1Jl be disposed me while in Sparrow hospital. 2 HORSE - tandem trailer with D·GGIZ. LEGAL NOTICES Latex Paint - Drlpless, $3.50 sumers Power Company, 530 W. of. By order of Dansv!Ile VIl- A special thanks to Rev. Elkins walk-up ramp, manger, star. State of Michigan, Probato Court lage Council. 15w2 & for the County of Ins:hnm PUBUCATI.ON ORDER gal. W1llow street, Lansing. 13w3 family, Dr. WU!ensky, nurs age space, $450. Call Mason 676- Estate of LYLE G. HOWLETT, De· C-2657 This way you don't dirty two Kitchen Sinks -Doubles, $8.95. es, North Aurelius Bible church 5363. 15wl ccnEcd. State o[ Michigan, Probnte Court dishes, and no egg is wasted and the Mason Lodge #70. Wal· I'l' IS ORDERED that on Ma:v H, for the County of Ingham Lavatory Sinks - $2.88. 1065, ot 9:30 A. M. in the Probnte Estate of HELEN l!. l'ARMER. transferring from one bowl to Hyd. Jacks - (Black Hawk) WANTED middle age single man HALL IN HOLT - W111 rent for ter Ganaway. 15wl .Courtroom, 116 W. Ottawa. Lansing. Deceased • the other. parties, dances, weddings, re Michigan. a hearing be held on thu IT ll:i ORDERED that on May I 0, 8 ton, $19,95: 12 ton, $24.95; !or general farming and dairy. In Memoriam nctition of Amcricnn Dunk & •rrust l965, at U:30 A. M. in the Probate Mrs. K. Craig 20 ton, $39.95. Must be dependable and have ceptions, etc, Call George Park ,Company for nllo\\'nncc of its tcconU Courtroom~ Court House. Mason, er, TU 2-0163 between 6:30'- nnnunl nccount, Michigan, n hearing be held on the Under Grounc! Wire - 1112, ·good references, Room and board GOEMAN - In lovinll' memory of 7:30 J:.m. or write for particu COLBY - We wish to extend l'ubllcation and service shall be petition of Haymond V. Arnold. 5 1/2~ ft. (All types electrical furnished, plus top wages and our dear husband and !ather, mnclc ns provided by statute and Successor 'l'ru~tcc for nllownncc of lars to Box 36, Holt, Mich. our heartfelt thanks for kind Court· rule. supplles). a year-end bonus. Box 7, Ing and daughter and sister. Raymond his ann unl nccoun t. OEAH SUSAN!\'A: My twin 15w3 nesses, messages of sympathy, Date: April 7, 1065 Publication nnd service 6hall be Tractor Seats - $2.91. ham County News. 13w3 floral offerings and food brought Goeman and Josephine Goeman JAMES T. KALLMAN made as provided by .titatutc and boys share a bedroon1 and one Tow Chains - $2. 91. A true copy: Judge of Probate Court rule. in from friends and neighbors Pickell who left us 3 years ago Donnie Bodrie Date: April B. 196ii of ~hem was careless with a BIDS ARE INVITED !or the pur- to the Birthday club and friends the 13th of April, 1962 and 13 DePuty l'robute Register JAMES T. KALLMAN large wad or bubble gum Millions of other Items; Tools NURSE ·- Registered. Experl- years ago last January, 1952. You. AMEHICAN IJA};K & TRUST CO. A true copy: Judge of Probate Wrenches, Camping, Gov't chase o t approximately 77 for the dinner in the loss of our Trust Department, Lansing. 15WS Bonnie fiodrio (they'll never· tell me which ented. Responsible position. acres owned by Donald L. Smith loved one. Special thanks to the are gone my loved ones but you --,PUBLICATION 01\DE_R__ Deputy Probntc Regi,ter Surplus, Industrial, Etc.Savei S Daytime hours, Top pay. Give one)! It got trampled into their Estate, being two parcels de staft of Mason General hospital, are never forgotten, and you '11 D-6807 RAYMOND V, AUNOLD, Attorney complete particulars In appllca State of Michi]l'an, Probate Court 410 S. Jackson St., Jackson. 16w3 wool rug so badly that begnn scribed as : All that part o! Dr. A. V. Smith and Rev. Murl forever be in our hearts and sad I t!on. Write Box No. 6, Ingham tor the County of Incham ----ORDER-TO-ANSWER____ _ "Ginsberg's - the North 80 acres of the NE E:astman. The family of Joel ly missed by the re maininll' !am Estate of MAlJD ~~. IUCII, De· to despair of ever getting it out. County News. 12w4 lly, wife and mother. Emily Goe teased. File No. 2835-S Someone told me to try carb'ln· fractional 1/4 of Sec. 4, lying :olby, 15wlp IT IS ORDERED that on May 10, State of Michi~an, ln the Circuit Surplus" East or the center of Gould road, man, Louis, J oseps and August, 1965. nt 9:4o A. M. in the Probate Court for the County of Ingham tetrachloride (from any drug minimum price $3,500, sons and brothers. 15wl Courtroom, Mason. Mic.hi.~~n,, n MARILYN LAMSON. Plaintiff vs. henrinll' be held on the petr.tron of ROBERT L, LAMSON•. Defendant. store) and you'll be interested to Cor. W. Gansen & N. Wisner All that part or the North Clothing Charles J, Wch, administrator, for At a session of said Court held in know that it almost seemed to 80 acres of the NE fractional the nllownnce of his !innl account the Circuit Court Room in the City Ph. St 9-6633 • Jackson Bookkeeper nnd assignment of residue. llnll in the City of Lorrsing, this Oth melt the gum away. For your 1/4 of Sec. 4, lying West o! Too Late To Classify Publication and scrvjcc shall be day of April, A, D., 1 DG5, readers who may not be famili center or Gould road, except WHITE - floor-length wedding made ns provided by statute nncl Present: HON. LOUIS E. COASir. Wanted Court rule. Circuit Judge, Weekdays 8:30 to 6:00 a parcel described as: Com. gown and three-hooped sllp, ar with it, be sure to follow di· Sundays 11:00 to 3:00 llate: April 12, 1065 It appearin" that on the 30th day menclng at the Intersection of size 7; Also pale orchid floor 1963 OLDS sports sedan, low JAMES '1', KALLMAN o! March, 1965, nn action was filed rections when using this cleaner A highly cetive Mason office needs the South line of Plains road length formal size 7; Valerie mlleage, power windows, near A true copy: Judge of Probate by Marilyn Lamson, plaintiff, again•t and keep the area. in which you 15w) experienced bookkeeper, male or Donnie llodrie Uobcrt L. Lamson, defendant, in this Balmer, 127 E. Oak st. Phone ly new tires, Financing arranged, Court, to seck absolute divorce and are working very well ventilat female. Must have good knowledge and the West line of Gould road, Deputy Probate Resister thence South 100 rods, West 48 676-2605. 15w2 Phone OR 7-1701 after 6 p.m. RAYMONU li. McLEAN custody of Tony Leigh Lamson, ed. LAWNS MOWED- small or large of general bookkeeping, typing abili!y Attorney for Petitioner minor child of the parties, at reasonable prices, Also and office procedure know-how. Top rods, North 10 rods, East on 15wlp Ash St.. Mason. I 5wS IT IS HEREBY ORDEHED .that the salary, fringes, lifetime position if South llne or Plains· road to be· --PUBLICATION ORD.ER defendant, Robert L. Lamson, whose Another rug tip for unruly basements & attics cleaned. last known address is Sgt. Robert L. you qualify. Reply to Box lOX E-39Z Phone Dimondale 646-6701, col ginning 48 rods, m1n1mum price Lamson, RA!6580108, Co. E (Rifle), carpets that keep turning up at RUMMAGE SALE - 403 W. Map.. State of Michigan, Probate Court 14th Infantry, APO. Snn Francisco, lect. 15w3 $3,000, both located In Onondaga. HOME ON LAKE LANSING -- t~r the County of Ingham the corners, is to press the THE Towns hlp. le, Mason. Saturday, Aprll 17, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, dining Estate of 'l'llOMAl:i JJ.A.Pl'ERT, De· California, 06231, shall answer or 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Men's ecnscd. take such other uction ;~s may he edges thoroughly, front and Submit bid, sealed and mark room, living room, den with fire I'l' IS ORDERED that on May 10. Jtcrmittcd by law, on or beforo the INGHAM COUNTY suits, sports coats, top coats. 21th day of l'rluy, 1D65. l'nilure to back, with a hot iron over a PLEASURE - horse shoeing and ed by Lloyd D. Morris, 152 E. place, full basement, gas heat, 1~65, nt 9:10 A. M. in the Probate Sizes 38 to 46; Ladies dres 1 Courtroom, Mason, Michigan, n hear ... comply with this Order will result damp cloth. trimming. Phone Webbervme Ash St., Mason, Michigan, by 80 x 100' lot on Lake Drive. in n judgment be default asalnst NEWS ses, blouses, suits, sweaters, in" be held on the petition of Wil· 521-3029. 15w3• 10 a.m. May 4, 1965, at which Cottage faces lake, $1,000 down. liam E. BallPCrt. Administrator, for said defendant for the relief demand· Betty Jackson Mason, Michigan sizes 10 - 16; Shoes sizes 6-9. Phone ED 2-1248 or ED 2-8671. nUowancc of his final account and cd in the Complaint filed in tni• 14wtf time bids wm be opened .at 152 nssignment of residue. Court. 15w1p George Bubolz, Broker. 1 Date of Orr!cr A11ril 9, 1965 E. Ash, Mason. Right is reserv c. l ublication and service shall be Always hold SMILEY POLE BUILDINGS, ed to reject any and 11.11 bids. 15w3p made as provhlcd by statute nnd LOUIS E. COASH For Information and free es. SINGLE MAN to work on !arm Court rule. A true copy: Circuit JudllO matches !ill cold Sale is to be !or cash, sub Laura Wnhl t!mates write or call Smiley by the week. Must have some llate: A1>ril 8, lDGii ject to Probate Court approval. JAMES T. KALLMAN · Denut y County Clerk =-~oo;.,:Be sure to drown Buildings, Hastings, Michigan, experience. Live ln. Call Leslie BOYS - tan suit and sport jack A true COI'Y: Judge of l'roLa.tc COUNTERSIGNED: LILUAN HUGHEY, Adm•x. NEW 3 CYLINDER FORD trac Laura Wahl all fires Box 36. 945.9103, evenings, 945- JU 9.3446. 33()1 W. Bellevue et, size 12; girl's dresses, Uonnie lJod de DONALD L. SMITH, Estate tors. Wallace Ford Tractor 1Jc1•uty l'1·ohatc llc~:istcr ncnuty Clerk 4465. 9w5• Rd., Leslie. ' 15wl skirts and blouses, sizes 6-12, ltAYMONU Jl. McL>:AN DUANE M. JIILDEllRANDT Crush all smokes 14w2 Sales, Leslie, phone 589-8444. Attorney for Plaintiff Phone ox 9-2109, 15w1 Attorney for JICtitione~ out 15w3p E. Ash St.. M:lSon. liiw3 Business Address: •103 Captol Sav• The Ingham County News, Wednesday, April 14, 1965 - Page A-6 in" and Loan Dldll.. Lon&ing, l5w4 Michigan Mirror By Elmer E, White would bo ke6n competition !or basically of a standard vn.rloty UNDERSTANDING NEEDED sea.sonal workorrs and that the !or most Instructions to the mot Public awareness must im· areu offering the most sldo oriBI, Tiley rarely bear any let prove subBta.ntlally It needs of beno!lts would got the help, Mich loring as do signs In this coun higher education In Michigan are Igan Is one of several rstahts In try. Thoro ha.s beenconsiderablll to be met In years ahead, ac which almost no regulatory leg ·effort a! mod at adopting tho Bllont cording to members of the new islqtlon exists which might pro sell-explanatory European sys State Board of Education. vldh an attraction. tem In the u.s• Agreement on this point Is .~ .. voiced by Gov. George Romney Privata and federal tunds and many state legislators. Tho a va.Uable to this new group, Mich Governor says the burden of Igan Migrant Opportunity Inc., arousing public awareness b.!Ls might considerably allevla.te the on the educators themselves. problem of labor recruitment Eyewitness Account Found Servicemen In key area.s. Library Romney said educators must Private First ClaBil .John w. conduct tho ''doggonedest edu An estimated 75,000 workers Eames III1 son of Mr. and Mrs, cation campaign the people have are hired In the state annually OJ Lincoln Assassination John W, Eames Jr. of Muon, aeon or there has to be a crisiB to help plant, care for and har Is serving at the El Tore Ma• before tho people will act" to vest crops, Receives rlne Corps Air Sta.tlon, Santa aupport higher expenditures for The new orga.nl.zatlon plans ANN ARBOR - An eye-wit him In the head, the ball enter schools, ness account of the assassina Ana, Cal1!ornla., El Toro, head to establish o!!lces in four arcu Ing about 3 Inches.'' quarters of the Third Marine Air tion of Abraham Lincoln on Ap **** where the bulk of the workers After Baughman was mustered craft Wing, provides tncUUiea Population studios show more are used and to provide ser Records ril 14, 1865 Is recorded in gra out In 1865, he came to Chur and services for aircraft of the than 50 per cent of Michigan's vlcos s u c h ll.tl education for phic detail by a Union soldier lotte, where he operated a dry Marine Corps' air-ground com people will be under 25 years school-age children, day c:a.re The Hall Momorlall!bra.ry ha.s whose diary Is a recent acqui goods store, bat te11.ms along the West Coast. old by 1970. centers for youngsters, coun Just received a donation o! some sition of The University of Mich MI!Jly of these Individuals will seling for adults and recreation 60 recordings from Columbia igan historical collections, want to study in Michigan's pub programs, Records. Similar gifts have been "Deck and I had a game of lic and private colleges. Others .... sent to other libraries through billiards after which we went w Ul need job training of a sub SIGNS OF TIMES out the state. to Ford's Theatre," wrote Adel professional nature. Supporters of a universal traf Renwick Garyple, director of bert D, Baughman of the First Ticl{ets Available for Faced with the alroady crowd fic sign language may soon be Ingham county libraries, said SHE STOOPS TO STL'I>Y. This little girl in BnuffoJ'(I, Independent Ohio Battery, Baugh- ed conditions at many state one step closer to thts goaL tho now records will be placed l'a. discon~rs the wonder of spring in the fragile lines of man, later a Michigan resident, supported Institutions, the new was enjoying a week's leave In An experimental tra.!!lc !ilgn in circulation In a matter of a flower. And in their sight, questions are horn. Are !hC)' Board of Education wants to de of the type which Is standard weeks, Washington at the lime. Tiger Game· Caravan termine If and how a master IJl. Europe has been In use In The library already ha.s about soft'! Where do flowers come from'! \\'hv do lhev smell "The play was 1The Ameri plan !Its Into the higher edu Lansing for over a year. rt Is 250 recordings for loan. These J>relty? Her child's curiosity draws her tinnd lrrl'~~i~tihly can Cousin.' They had just com Arrangements for a caravan of l:>uses have cation picture. designed to warn motorists that Include classical numbers, chU to lhc JH'lals, and f1·om all this :1 !'llild ll•arns. menced tile third scene about they are going the wrong way on dren•s records and folk music 10 o'clock when the report or been made to transport a Mason centennial To lndlvlduaLs, the cost of a one-way street. or several countries. a pistol shot attracted my at delegation to a Detroit Tigers baseball game higher education usUally means Bearing a large red bullseye The new gltl ot records are tention, I Immediately looked In the total expense of tuition, book!! with a white bar across Its cen Columbia. Ma.ster Works. They the direction from which it came on May 29, Tickets which will include trans and living expenses over at least ter, the square sign carries the will bo made ready tor circula February Report Slwws which was the box of President portation to and from the game and reserved a four year period. legend "Do Not Enter," The tion during the summer and the Lincoln and family. , . "I don•t really believe the European version of the sign library will order additional re "Just as I looked toward the seats at the game are available from Bob people of Michigan realize the president's box, a man leaped bears no legend because of !he cordings next fa.ll 1 Garyple said, State Police Keep Busy Jones. Deadline for buying tickets is Satur tun extent of the problem !acing many language di:Uerences, from the box to the stage below them and the need !or money," **** State pollee officers made 14, botanical and 26 miscellaneous, where part of the actors were day, April 24, The Tigers are scheduled to says Board member Peter Op First sign of this type was 513 arrests In February, 13,324 Laboratory asslstances In enacting the play, among them play the Cleveland Indians in an afternoon powall, Grand Rapids, "If we Installed at a Lansing Intersec for traffic offenses and 1,189 cluded 65 State Pollee posts or Laura Keene. As he jumped he can't support education properly tion in the summer of 1963, on criminal complaints, accord other departmental unit, 53 for exclaimed "Sic semper tyran game, Buses will load in downtown Mason In timers of prosperity, what wlll Since then, similar signs have New Troop Ing to the department's monthly municipal police, 15 for sheriffs nls" which I heard quite dis approximately at 11 a,m. Those making the we do If there Is a s!1ght de- been placed at several other activity report. and seven for other state or tinctly. When I first heard the ' pression?" crossings 1n the Capital City's In addition, 292 juvenile traf federal agencies. shot I thought it was part of trip are to dress in centennial clothes. ***" one-way street system, Organized fic offenders were arrested and The fraudulent check section the play but when I heard that Those interested in making the trip should FARM WORKERS The sign Is hung over the 287 delinquent and one wayward received 155 bogus checks for Latin phrase I turned to Dexter state farmers who anticipated Intersections !acing away from minor apprehended, processing and identified 61 of Austin and sald, 'That was a complete the following coupon and submit it When the members of Cap possible trouble In recruitlng the normal traffic !low and Is Troopers assisted 4,952 mot them through name or previous Rebel.' together with cash, check or money order sea.sonal labor help this year enclosed In an lllumlnated box itol caravan club In Lansing, orists, Investigated 8,386 cars, specimen record, "1 immediately perceived that may get roUe! from this prob to be e:Uectlve at night when the a Masonic organization which Issued 19,025 oral warnings to he had shot at President Lincoln to: Bob Jones, Centennial Ball Game Outing, lem through operation o! a pri possibility of driving the wrong operates a boys club, decided drivers, and made 15,571 prop Seventy-four state police of although I knew not whether he vate organization of reiiglous way Is highest. 1t was time to establish a worthy erty and 2,52811quorinspectlons. fleers will report to East Lan had hit him. The people were outlet !or many boys who are ~27 ~" Jeffe:on~Mason,_:Iich. /_ leaders. Highway otflclalB said the Lan Department vehicles traveled sing headquarters Monday, Ap so dumbfounded they could not Difficulty In hiring rso-clllled sing lnsta.natlons were the firrst patrons of the youth center, they 1,507,193 miles, of which 937, ril 26, to begin 5 weeks o! ad collect their Ideas for about one migrant workers was expected went to J,J, Richards of Maple 666 were on traffic patrol and vanced trooper training, Com minute, which gave the assassin of this kind In the nation. Cur Grove. DearBob: -, because o! the federal law al rent plans call !or expanded use. 569,527 to Investigate criminal missioner Joseph A, Childs an lime to escape. In jumping· he lowing Import of laborers !rom and other complaints. nounced, did not fall very straight, rather at other Intersections through Richards, long prominent In the With this coupon, you will flnd_to cover the cost Mexico wa.s allowed to expire out the state If its deterrent The Identification bureau re on his hands and feet. He had Boy Scout movement In Ingham This school follows a period of bus-ball game tickets for the Detrolt Tiger - last yea.r. · effect can be proven effective, ceived 10,214 sets offlnterprints, a revolver in one hand and a Cleveland Indian game on Saturday, May 29, I understand county, didn't waste any time. of field experience for the pro Farmers then anticipated there In Europe, tra.t!lc signs are of which 5,647 were criminal two-edged knife In the other. that U1e ticket price of $6,50 per person covers the entire He put together a Boy Scout and 4,567 noncriminal, Sixteen bationary troopers and will end He made his way through the troop to be known troop 399, cost of transportation to and !'rom the game and a reserved as wanted persons were identified. May 27 with the officers re actors on the stage and escaped presented the charter to the Car seat ticket at the game. 0! 1,661 applicants for per turning to their respective posts, through a back entrance amid CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RADIO SERIES avan club and also an Ameri Important: Ticket money must be In the hands of Bob mits to carry concealed wea A previous school for an equal shouts of the audience to klll Jones not JatAr thon April 24, can !lag which ha.s , flown over pons, 192 were Identified with number of officers was held In the U.s. capitol In Washington. him, hang him, tear him to pieces, criminal records through their January and February. 111 afterwards learned he had The flag Wllll provided by Con WIL.S (1320 K.C.) fingerprints. Instruction will be In subjects a horse at the door ·where he gressman Charles E. Chamber Two unknown dead were Iden r e 1 ate d to constitutional and lain ot Eut Lansing, escaped on which he rode away, tified by the same means, criminal law, crime Investiga They then commenced crowding Sundays 9:45 A.M. The sctentl:!ic crime labora tion, t raft! c 1 fire and water up to see the president to find Charles SW!neheart Is Scout tory conducted 628 examinations, safety, civil defense, pollce-pub out the extent of his Injury, ma.ster of the new troop and Including 411 on questioned doc llc relations, weapons tralnin&", Some cllmbed up from the pit, Harold Higglllll, a.sslsta.nt Scout uments, 109 on firearms, 32 on and activities of other state and ma.ster. A guard was immediately placed Bookshelf tool marks, 29 microscopic, 21 federal departments, beside the president, The order was then given to clear the thea By R,E, SCOTT tre and the president was car like Isaac Asimov because he Here's Consumers Power's ried out. INGHAM COUNTY LIBRARY wrltel!l popular 11cience), - Servicemen One o! the most difficult things The art of biography originat "I placed myself at the ban for a librarian to find Is the bi ed when lists of a man's books Chris R. Wolverton, son of Ister of the stairway where I ography of a not-too-well known were made, and "Contemporary Mr. and Mrs, Robert E. Wol had a close view of the Presi person, This Is partlculurly true Authors" Includes complete bib BIGGEST verton a! Holt, has been pro dent, I could not see the Presi in the field of writing- -notably liographies of each biographee. moted to airman second class dent •s face but he looked to all with people who have written one In each sketch mention is also In the alr force at Keesler AFB, appearance dead ••• Dexter and book and then quit, To find some made of the writer's "Work in Miss, Airman Wolverton is pre I went down on the street where thing about such an author Is Progress," but much ot thill BARGAIN EVER sently a student at the Air Train crowds soon gathered. They took almost Impossible, let alone find work Ill never publillhed. One ot ing Command's (ATC) Keesler the president to a house oppo. Ing a full length biography, For the principal reasons why certain Technical Training Center. ATC site the theatre where he died llvtng authors usually "Current authors are not Included In this on a WHITE 40-gallon trains airmen and officers in the next morning, Biography" will solve the prob type of work Is that the authors the diverse skills required by 111 walked the streets until lem, and I! not a careful search are not willing to provide the the nation's aerospace force. The 12:30, The president was not of the 6 volume "Biography In editors with the necessary !acts airman is a graduate of Cen dex" may yield results, Even dead but died the next morning about his llte and work. Never Fast ·Recovery~ Electric tral Montcalm high school, Stan before 7 o'clock, The assassin then we may not find the per ton, came up behind him and shot son wanted, and the Stanley Ku theless, the set Is an lnva.lu nitz book "Twentieth Century able source of lnfor matlon and Water Heater Authors" Includes sketches of we feel fortunate to be In the only the most well-known writ process o! cettlng Its now 8 ers, volumes. In 1961 the Gale Research ~ company of Detroit came out with There are 2 other biographi ~ a 4 volume work called "Con cal sets which are lndlspenslble temporary Authors," a bla-blb to the large llbrary, the "Dic Mail' This Coupon llographical guIde to current tionary of National Biography" authors and their works, Their and the "Dictionary of American Today for More basic selection criterion Is that Biography," Both sets Include Regular a per son must be a publl shed people In all walks of ille, one Details writer of one or more books. lists dead Englishmen, the other The sketches are done by the dead Americans. These are old r ·------, Installed Price reference tools, the first volume I Consumers Power Appliance Dept. I writers themselves and are not of the DNB going back to 1885, I I of 40-Gallon Model llmlted In length as they are Both sets are excellent sources 1 Gontloman: Plar:ne hovCI o Con•umon Rcpre .. ntativo coli at my homo ro furthot explain yout Eloctric Water Haar.r offer. Thero'a J In most other biographical tools. of historical Information about J no obligolion, 1 95 The set has been edited for the the countries they cover, history I NAM I being to a great extent the lives $124 general reader so do not expect of famous men, The DAB Is In II I STREET ______to find writers on scientific, fact an evaluation of what the I I medical or technical subjects American p eo pie have accom (you will find, nowever, people pllshed to date. ! CIN I Now ... Installed Price ~------J Alaiedon Township Here's your opportunity $8995 THIS QUALITY BUILT to get a high quality, ONLY Annual fast-recovery WHITE Instnllntlon includes wJ.rtng only !or ~lectJ'f.c water hooting circuth; plumbing only for eonn~cUon to \W'RD•MAN° that will supply all the es.J.atlng water uyatem. Offer opplle1 only to residential hot water you want, fast electrt.e cuatomero of Cont~wnere Power~ Zoning Hearing and at low cost on our POWER MOWER A Public; Hearing will be conducted on Tuesday, SPECIAL, NEW RATE April 20, 1965 Choose from power reels, 8:00P.M. for fast.recovery Buy Now and Save ! ONlY Aloiedon Township Hall ELECTRIC WATER rotary mowers, self-propelled $9 95 rotaries, and lawn tractors. To consider re.zoning the following propcrriu described os: HEATERS! GRASS Trade your old mower for a limited CATCHER new YARD-MAN, the mower J. That port of the NE ~of Sec. 9, T3NR1W, du. cribed as beg. at a point 264 ft., W of the NE corner $149 9 5 for people who love their lawn of said Sec,, th S 330 ft., th W 264 ft., th N 330 ft., MOWER ... and their leisure! th E 264 ft., to the plor::e of beg. 2. Com, in NW corner of E !7 of NE'4 of Sec: •• E 24 rr/,., to beg,, S 20 rds, E 8 rd:ll,, N 20 rds., COME IN AND TRADE TODAY! W 8 rds. to beg. on NE'4 of See. 9, T3NR IW. I A. from Agriculture to Commereia/, And such other business as may be brought before the Smith Hardware Boord. Mason, Mich. Lyle Oesterle 360 S. Jrdf<>rson Township Clerk Jlwl OR 6-4311 JSwl ·:·························:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·.:·:·:·:·:·:·!·!·!·!·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:··········································································································································· If., ...... --.- ...... (~·~ ~·c i I Proceed in g s .. .· . • · . IMarriages & Divorces MARRIAGES Ronald Barrett, 24, Lanlfog; Thoma.s ,James Dart, 16, Lan Annetta Kay Smith, 161 Chl.r sing; suzanne Grace Beok• 10, lotto, ~ ~ LallBing, Richard Henry Jones, 22, Lns 7:30 p,m, Meeting called to Barker-Fowler Electric com Arthur Michael Dworken, 22, lle; Doris Elaine Hlll, 18, Leo !cation from Capitol City Realty, By Councilman Glen Coon sell B, Bement nnd adopted by order by Mayor Pearsall and pany, $46.40 Councilman Coon reported the E. Lansing; Carita Ellllno Pear lie, asking permission to move an Resolved by the City Council tho following vote: Yes, 6, No, opened with prayer by Mayor Industrial Laundry Company, o, communication from Capitol City son, 20, Chelllea, Edwud John Wick, 22, Lan- older house that Is located In of the City of Mason that the RESOLUTION Pearsall, $18.75 Realty, be sent a letter stating James Bruce Osbourn, :n, 5lng; Lynne Ellen Eddy, lH, E, Northbroolt Farms Subdivision, City Engineer is authorized and Date: April 6 1965 Roll Call: Present - Mayor E,L. West Company, $7.35 to another lot In the same sub 1 what should be done to warrant Lansing; Connie Lucille Valo, LaDBlng. directed to revise the plat maps By Councilman Glen Coon an answer to the request, 19, Lnnslng. Pearsall, councilmen Bement, Silsby Implement Company, division, and remodel!ntoacom up to date, Jerry Carl Stnmmann, 21, Shattuck, Coon, Cady & Morris, Resolved by the City Council Councilman Shattuck reported James Thoma.s Esch, SO, Holt; E. LanB!ng; Bonnie Lynno Paint• $3.67 parable priced home as others The foregoing resolution was Absent - Councilman Eastman, ot the City of MD.Ilon that the the Disposal Plant Operators re Holen Yvonne Pllrdee, 20, Lan· or, 21, E. LaDBing. Westinghouse Electric SUpply In the area. The reason for the supported by Councilman Loren Councilman Cady presented the Company, $60 E lectrlc AdmlniBtrallon Board of port be placed on file. sing, Timothy Allen Ferris, 25, Lanw moving Is the State has bought Shattuck and adopted by the fol~ following c 1a 1m s and recom- Michigan Bell Telephone Com the State of Michigan Is hereby Councilman Bement reported John Thomas Tlulyer, 18, Lan sing; Joyce Ann Collett, 23, LI.Il· the ground on which this house lowing vote: Yes, 6, No, 0. requested to do the lnspectlng mended their approval. Seconded pany, $240.13 on the communication from Mrs, sing; Patricia Ann Reedy, 18 1 lllng, is located for Interchange pur of the electrical equipment and by Councilman Morris and car Pauls SUnoco, $5.60 poses, RESOLUTIONS Dorothy Howe, nsldng for a fence Dimondale, Samuel Gone Denning, 215, Lan apparatus n!)w being Installed at ried, Yes, 6, No, 0, Spartan Asphalt Paving Com- Dllte: April 6, 1965 between her property and the Bobble William Jamieson, 20, sing; Anne Darlene Haye5, 19• Mr. Gaedke was advised to the Mason High School. BILLS pany, $105,89 By Councilman Russell B, Be City Gravel pit, Mr. CurtLs will Ln!lBlng; Lavern Joyce Bryan, Lllnslng, meet with the committee at re The foregoing resolution WD.Il S 1 n c 1 a 1 r Refining Company, AI Rice Chevrolet, $4,80 ment contact her and work out a suit 20, Lansing. Robert F. Green, 37, Lansing; cess, supported by Councilman Russell $339,00 Roy W, Adams, $18 Mayor Pearsall welcomed the Resolved by the City Council able solution. Possibly a 50-50 Ray Goff, 35, Lansing; Norma Ruth A. Schreiner, 24, Lansing, Melvin Brown, $13.56 Vivian M. Hall, $18 of the City of Mason that the B. Bement and adopted by the arrangement, J, VanDerWoldo, 30, Lansing, Lowe 11 Patrick Wright, 23, 2 new I y elected councilmen following vote: Yes, 6, No, 0. Raymond J. Warren, $23.60 Ingham County Road Commis City Council having held ll Pub Harold Barnhill rend the un Paul Baker, 401 Grand Rap Lansing; Joan Mule Rockwell, Vaughn Snook and John Hamlin, RESOLUTION Fire Technology, $5.00 sion, $51.55 lic Hearing on Aprtl 61 1965, official reporl of the Monday ldll; Bernice Symok, 4.2, Lan 18, LIIJIS!ng. 7:50 Council Recessed until Date: April 6, 1965 J.I. Holcomb Mfg. Company, Ashland Oil & Refining Com 8:00p.m. to consider objections and sug Election. sing. Robert Lee Royco, 21, Lan pany, $42.08 gestions relative to the construc By Councilman Claude Cady Total votes cast - 090, Randy Joe Wheeler, 20, Lan Blng; Marilyn Jean VIda, 17, tnc., $8.25 8:00 p, m. Council l'econvened. Resolved by the City Council Keans .05 to $1 Store, $1.78 American Press, Inc,, $3.22 tion of the following public Im Councilmen: FerrI by 298; sing; Judith Ann Fritch, 18, Lan Lansing. Mayor Pearsall declared the of the City of Mason that the The Fyr - Fyter Company, Mason PrIntIng Company, hearing on the Cherry Street provement: Hamlln 456; Miller 3 81; Oest sing. Danlol Albert Kienitz, 22, Ma $49.06 $124.60 Installation of curb llnd gutter budget for the !!.seal year of erle 417; Pearsall 497; Snook David Stephen Church, 19, Lan rine City; Margaret Wlcknor, Curb & Gutter & Blacktop open July 1 1965, to June 30, 1966 Up-Town Body Shop, $75 Michigan Welding Supply Com and any other necessary street 1 1 447, sing; Nancy Lee Schlmberg, 18, 19, LanBlng, ed. as submitted by the Budget DI MJchlgan State university, $6 pany, $25,97 Improvements prior to blncktop Amendment to Charter. Yes, Lansing, Robert A. Parks, 36, St. JohnB; There being no comment from rector be adopted with a total D nr rows Standard Service, Morton Salt Company, $328,50 plng on Cherry street trom S, 420, No, 232, Tax limitations Glenn Gotttrled Graf, 19, Sherllo A. Burpee, 23, Lll.lllling, those present, the hearing was that shall be rlll.sed by tax $1,50 L ansI n g street to McRoberts In proposal, Yes, 336, No, 545. Stocltbrldge; Diane Mule Robert Arlyn Brock, 24, Lan Kenneth Preadmore - Sherill, declared closed, general tax levy of $149,789 plus Doubleday Bros, & Company, $7.77 Referred to Councilman Be street In the City of Mason. Councilman Bement having re Brooks, 20, Dansville, lllng; Eileen Mary Limberg, Ul, $10,57 Now therefore be It resolved $24,605 city debt. viewed the minutes of the !rust James o. Dlx, 62, Lansing; Lansing, Dart Insurance Agency, $10 ment. The foregoing resolution was Wolverine Engineering Com by the City council of the City Council meeting, moved their Grace E. Hoxsie, 54, Lansing, Donald D. Crippen, 28, MI.· Smith Hard ward, $37.58 Mayor Pearsall declared the supported by Councilman R, W. pany, $696.47 Mason Fire Department, $3.63 of Mason, that the diagram, plat, approval with 1 correction. Sec Dale Allen Mathias, ts; Lan Bon; Linda Lavon Kretzingor, 24, Modern Cleaners, $59.40 Budget Hearing open. Doris E. specifications and estimate of Morris and adopted by the fol onded o.nd carried. sing; Beverly Ann Cragg, 18, Dimondale, Roy Christenson, Inc., $71.41 Austin, Budget Director, passed lowing vote: Yes, 6, No, o. The Illllsdale Daily News, Stover - Backofen Company, the cost of construction of said Motion made to adjourn-AD Lansing, Everett Orlwln, 35, Lansintrl $8.64 out copies of the proposed Bud proposed Improvement and the RESOLUTION JOURNED. Larry L. Hansen, 22, Lansing; Phyllis Marlene Poor, 25, De $36.05 get to any that were Interested Date: April 6, 1965 Harlan L. Whipple, $5 Western Auto Associate Store, district to be assessed for ben Harold Barnhlll Sue Anne Longest, 21, Lansing, Witt. Parsons Service, $145.44 and explained the document page efits for construction of sll.1d By Councilman Glen Coon City Clerk Gllry Louis Lamm, 24, E. Lan $79.62 by page, when she had finished, Resolved by the City council Cedarway Shell Service, $8.50 Bob Jones Paints, $51.64 Improvement returned by the City sing; Karen Kristine Hendee, 231 S 1n c 1 aIr Refining Company, she asked for questions. Engineer be and the same Is of the City of Mason that the Lansing, DIVORCES Ellis & Ford Mfg. Company, The Budget and the support City Clerk Is authorized to ad· $192 Inc., $51.31 hereby approved and the same Nathaniel Tucker, 34, Lansing; Dorothy Nell Hurd vs Jimmie Ing Information was so com vertLse for bids for furnishing L. Hurd, Apr, 2, The New York Central Rail MJchl gan Sup pI y Company, is hereby declared to be a nec Beetle War Mugaret Walker, 33, Lllnslng, road Co., $22 plete and sell explanatory that ossary Improvement. a 3 ton truck. Wllfred Francis Hutson II, 19 Randall P. Schrecengoot, Jr. $275.50 questions were nil. 1 The State Journal, $12.60 Further that the Council here Sllld bids Bhall be sealed and Wyoming; Gloria J, Clark, 16, VB Jacqueline A. Schrecengoat, Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Hearing Closed. wlll be accepted until 8 p.m. Apr. 2. Maple Grove Cemetery Asso $36.91 by declares Its determination to to Lansing. ciation, $162 Mayor Pearsall ngaln asked construct Sllid public Improve on April 19, 1965, at the City Set Begin Grant Merrldeth Reynolds, 18, Beverly M. Callison vs Jame~ Johnson Trucking Company, for questions or problems from Ho.ll and shall be accompanied Nell ClllllBon, Apr, 2, Department of Public Works, $46.50 ments at an estimated cost of E. Lansing; Jane Ellen Lott, $1,064,90 the floor. $1,85 per tront foot and that by a bid bond or certified check 19, Lansing. Barbara Ann Johnson vs Rob Consumers Power Company, Wayne Engle, 124 steven in amount of 5% of the bid. In Michigan City Employees, $3,362,38 $1,541,37 $1.24 per front toot of the cost Ph lllp Douglas Farhat, 22, ert Tiffany JohnBon, Apr, 2, Department of Public Works, street, expressed their appre and expe!lBe thereof shall be Specifications wlll be on tlle La11Bing; Dixie Bell Mlller, 23, Thorburn Lumber Company, A new llttempt to control ona Plltrlcia Ja mea VII Gordon 1,138,78 ciation for the ball fields that detrayed by a special assess with the c !ty Clerk. Lansing. $91,17 of Mlchlgan'll most serious In· James, Apr. 2. Mllple Grove Cemetery Asso the city had made available for ment upon the property owners The right is. reserved to re Gilbert Eugene W1lklllll 21, A. A. Howlett & Company, Beet pesls wlll get underway 1 ciation, $162.30 summer use, but asked that fi benefited and that the beill!flts .lect any and all bids or wal ve Perry; Cheryl Lynn Smith, 20, Roger Leon Limbert, Plain $18,87 any lrregularltles, Board of Review, $80 nancial assistance mllfht be made should be determined according l1.te this month when the Michi Perry, tiff llnd cross Defendant VII Geor Thomas E. Stolz, $11.23 gan and u.s. departments of &g Department of Public works, to the Little League Baseball to frontage, The foregoing resolution wu W!lliam JerryNorton,21,Lan gia Ellen Limbert, Defendant and Gladys Burroughs, $4 rlculture begin Bpra.y progra.nw $1,020.08 group this summer. Mr. Engle Further resolved that the City supported by Councllman Ru.s aing; Sue carol McCrumb, 24, Cross Pllllnliff, Apr, 2. COMMUNICATIONS was advised to meet with the llga!nst the cerl!lll lllllf beetle. Maple Grove Cemetery Asso Assessor llhall prepare a spe sell B. Bement and adopted by Lansing, Satellte Service Company-Re G,S, Mcintyre, dlreetor of the Lois J, Vanegas vs Joseph L. ciation, $162.30 recreation committee at recess. cial assessment roll for the above the following vote: Yes, 6, No, o. George W. Roberts, 42, Lan ferred to Shattuck. Juras Philo, Wlllow street, RESOLUTION Michigan department of agricUl Vanegu, Apr. 2, Elections Inspectors, $259.20 described Improvement and re sing; Eldon Floy Whiled, 41, Clarence Adlof - Referred to asked that the City Council give Date: April 6 1966 ture, sald efforts will be con SUburban Printing Company, port the !lame to the Council 1 Holt. Cady. some thought to the installation By Councilman Glen Coon centrated in southwest Michigan Donna M. Hurst VB Clarence $115.70 within SO clays trom the date Norman Eugene Wretland, 21, P. Hurst, Apr. 2, Dorothy Howe - Referred to of sidewalks on some of Mason's Resolved by the City Council where the cerelll.leafbeetle m&de Carrier - stephens Company, Bement. hereof, Chicago, Ill.; Rebeccll Jean Hor streets that have heavy school of the City of Mason that the its flrllt U.S. appearance a few Betty Lorraine Lipps VII Ru.s $72 Michigan Department ofHealth The foregoing rellolution was skl, 22, Williamston. traffic and the children are now Bupported by Councilman Glen firm of G,J, McLravy & Sons, yea.rs llgo. Planes wUl spra.y Richard Allen Fenby, 21 Lan sell La Vern Lipps, Apr, 2, -Referred to Shattuck, walking on the traveled portion Inc. Engineering of 306 S. Cap about 200,000 acres In this ll.l'ell 1 Ohio Tank Maintenance Com coon and lldopted by the fol sing; Jllcquellne Marte Robinson• Kathleen JoycoMoore VIIHa.rry of the streets. Mr, Philo was Itol Ave. LIIJISlng, Ls llUthorlzed with small amounts of mala.thlon, 16, LanBlng. pany - Referred to Cady, lowing vote: Yes, 6, No, 0, Jimes Moore, Apr. 2. primarily interested In s. Lan to draw plans and speclficatlonB ll short-lived chemical that klllB Herman Dwight Metz, 58, Lan Capitol City Realty - Refer sing & S. Jefferson streets, May preparlltory to bidding for rod the cerelll leaf beetle and some red to Coon, RESOLUTION sing; Jennie Lenore Flynn, 461 Linda Sllluffer Bunker VB Karl or Pearsall stated that the Coun Date: April 6, 1965 ding the City Hall In Mason. other pests like mosqUitos and Lllnslng. Sycamore Belles Chapter - B. Bunker, Apr, 2. cilmen were a ware of the con By Councilman Glen Coon The foregoing resolution was aph!ds1 but which Is harmlesll Referred to Coon. Rlchllrd Lester Sutherland, 401 ditions In some areas and If Resolved by the City Council supported by Councilman Russell to wildlife, Lansing; Agnes Della Saboe, 4'7 Frank E. Benson, Plaintiff and Disposal Plant Operators Re 1 the residents of some of the of the City of Mason that Lllw B. Bement and lldopted by the Although the cerelllleaf beetle LIIJISing. Cross Defendant VIS Chl.rlotte port - Referred to Shattuck, streets in question would circu rence Buton Ls lluthor1zed to following vote: Yes, 5. No, 1. has been known In Europe for ovor Benson, Defendant and Cross Michigan Municipal League - Frank T. Sharper, Sr., 581 late a petition for sidewalks they move a residence trom 104 S. RESOLUTION half ll century, It ga.Jned Its Plaintiff, Apr. 2, Referred to Bement, Saginaw; WllrnellJuniel, 37, Lan would cooperate heartily, Lansing Btreet llCross prlva.te Date: .Aprtl 6, 1965 first foothold In this country in sing, Mayor Pearsall asked It any Marlon J. Meredith vs Jack 8:40 p,m, Council recessed property to a location on West By Councilman Rusllell Bement 1962 when It was discovered 1n one In the Council rooms had George Felix Lang, 16, Del L. Meridith, Apr. 2. for committee meetings. Sycamore street If he bas the Resolved by the City Council Berrien county, It bas been de anything to say at this time, phos, Ohio; Susan Kay Nomina, 11:20 p,m, Council reconvened, consent of the property owners, of the City of Muon that the tected In 35 Michigan counties, 16, Delphos, Ohio, Sylvia. S m It h VII Leslie F, Volney Gaeclke, EugenlaDrive, RESO!,UTIONS The foregoing resolution was Michlg&n state Hlghwlly Depart 33 counties in northern Indiana, s mlth, Apr. 2, was concerned with the commun- . Thomas David Taylor., 20, Date: Apr,, 6, 1965 supported by Councilman RUB- ment is requested to detour M- and 20 counties In northwelltern Gregory; Judith Ann streets, 19, Jllmes w. Finley VII Shirley 36 In the City of Muon on Ohio. Insect specialists believe Stockbridge, Jean Finley, Apr. 2. June 19, 1965, commencing at that if the cerelll leaf beetle gets Allh and Washington, thence north into the major grain growing on Wuhlngton to Columbia, areas of this country, It wlll thence west on Columbia to Jef hive "dll!astrous" effects and Living Water Meetings ferson, thence North on Jeffer could crellte a shorta.ge of wheat son to Howell road, west on and other gnlns In the United Howell road to Kerns road, thence States. southerly on Kerns road to M- The aerial spra.y progrllm will TO HELP CELEBRATE 100 YEARS OF RELIGIOUS WORSHIP IN MASON AREA 36, between the hours of 2 p, m, be directed at the overwintering to 6 p.m. lldult cerelll leaf beetles before The foregoing resolution wu they lay eggs, Two closely spac supported by Councilman Glen ed appliclltlO!lB may be necessary Wednesday, April 21 - Friday, April 30 - Nightly, 7:30 Coon and adopted by the fol to get the greatest kill. The need lowing vote: Yes, 6. No, o. for a llecond application will be Mayor Pearsall polled the determined by evaluation of first Councilmen for reports and Bug llppllcatlon results. Spraying wlll HOW MUCH DOE§ gest!ons: stut llbout April 20 and will be Councilman Cady reported the completed by May 15. with Wade B. Jakewayt Pasadena, Calif. Community College Communica tion be placed on file. CouncUman Cady reported the Birdhouse Plans HRNY COST to~ Charter change or amendment hu been signed by Governor Romney--placed on file, Free From MSU Councilman Cady reported on · A trio of easily constructed the letter from Clarence & Helen birdhouse plans for nearly any liiAT World backyard site are available from RiON PWo'\ Adlof wu so unu.sual that some Song Writer mention should be made, Here a Michigan state university flsh Traveler are 2 citizens that appreciate .erles and wildlife specialist. a good job well done, and have Charles Shick, Michigan State ta.ken pen In hand a few minutes university fisheries and wlldllfe YOU'RE DOiNG W11R01il of their time to send 11. letter specialist, once again is offering to the City Council commending free plans to youngsters and the Street crews for the1r ex adults for building martin, wren cellent job on the streets thla or bluebird houses, These plans winter and lllso complimenting provide all necessary con BEQArsE YOU IMAGiNE * struction details, the Councilmen for time and ef Chalk Artist fort In solving the many prob Copies are a vall able free of * charge from: Agriculture Bulle lems of the City, Speaker councilman Morris nothing to tin office, Michigan State univer report. sity, East Lansing, Michigan, councilman Coon reported on Just put your name and address on ~COi TOO MUCH PB the Sycamore Belles Chllpter - a post card and specify which placed on me, plans you wish to obtain. Rev. Jakeway has written 2,000 songs, will write one for you in 10 min. and sing it. SPRING SALE It costs less than you may think. If you have: of Full color drawings awarded to those bringing most visitors. • Flat rate residence service, TRACTOR and CAR the monthly charge for a wall or table model extension phone is BATIERIES only ...... $1.10 6-Volt; • Message rate residence ser ·' llev. Raft of Aurelius is our featured 12-Volt vice, the monthly cost is $ .95 soloist. Will sing old fashioned hymns of the 95 and exch. up $1395 a:; Depending on your local calling area, the 8 exch. church with a union choir providing back· BOAT- LAWN MOWER- DIESEL one-time installation charge for one or more ground. residence extension phones put in at the same BATTERIES time is ...... $2.25 or $2.50 He has recorded with R.C.A. At Comparable Prices r-~~~~--~ r~--~~~--~ Color or Princess® phones are extra. BATTERY Factory ~e.Built /:$arteries ancz [Prices do not include Federal Excise and State taxes.) REPAIR SERVICE up. Held in To order your extension just call our Business HOURS: Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5:30p.m. Office, or ask your Telephone Man. Mason Baptist Church Saturdav 8 o.m. to 3:00 p, m. Battery Exchange Iii\ Michigan Bell FBED P. BAn Sponsored by Several Area Churches Beoordbag ArU&i 7011 S. Cedar St. Phone 699·2306 ~ Part of the Nationwide Bell System ~ Mile South ol Pcmnsylvania and Cedar Str<><>t Intersection The Ingham County News, Wednesday, April 14, 1965- Page B-2 Senator Potter Reports Holt Youths Make Good Th&nk you for your rusponBo to Only about one/seventh of the All of the Republlc1ul Senators my recent questionnaire. Horo respondents answered the ques present voted agaii!B t the bill, No are the roaults. tion which asked whether state doubt thlB will be Interpreted by Reapondonts voted bettor thlln services Bhould be maintained some as being against injurea Showing at Talent Show 3 to 1 againBt lowering the voting at their present levels. Of those workers. Notlllng could be more age, to 18, ·· answering the question, 60% said wrong. During the long afternoon 11 11 HOLT - Holt's youth made a nut streot, Holt, Eldon D. Ben A "no" vote by a margin of "yes", 20% said no and 20% and evening, during the night nllghtly less than two to one Wlltl Bllld "don't know". good showing at the l Bth annual nett, 3201 N. Michigan, Dimon and early morning hours, we pro Central Michigan Youth Tnlent dale, a student at Holt high achool, cut against sunday Liquor Sale8, I think that the rcsult.s of the Posed amendments that would Property tax exomptloi!B tor survey were quite interesting, exhibit, lo.st week at the LlliiBing received honorable menllon in . have made the bill fair, would c lvlc cantor. drawing. senloi' cltlzens received 1\ lo.rge and I appreciate the lntereet have lmprovoa Its easeoradmtn II In favor•• vote, but Interestingly shown In answering, lstratlon, would have grant ad Sharon Lambeth, 15 of Holt enough, about a fourth ot those In the early hours of Friday, 1 Phillip Bennett, 4603 Don 11.nswertng tho question stated that the Senate po.ssed a Workman• s substantial Improvements In ben-. high school, a sophomore, wo.s street, took 3rd plo.co in con they "didn't know" on the Issue, Compensation bill. No one on the eflts, and insomeco.ses, even ox one of the 4 grand award win struction of models. Motor vehicle Inspection wo.s floor denied that some Improve-, tended greater benefits to Injured ners, Her winning entry wo.s In biological science and exhibited favored by 11. margin of about 2 ments In thlB law Wflre needed, workers. Not one of these pro In arts and crafts grade group to 1. but the bill that wo.s presented to and proved there are some bac 0 - 2nd plo.co went to Ann L, posals were accepted. BI-par af When the returns first started the Senate was, . among other teria growths which are not Pylman, 2710 Col111ge road, Holt, fected by penicillin. to come In, thOBe lal favor of 11. things discriminatory, fantasti tisan cooperation ls a two-way In clothing construction. Receiv lottery in Michigan led by almost cally expensive, and bore no street, We are fast learning that Ing honorable mention In clothing relationship to nblllty to pay, Other Holt winners Include: construction WllB I r Organization-You have real satisfaction of dealing with men CLEMENTS who are working for and with you Best for Financing ,Friends, not strangers. FLOWER SHOP New farm Buildings eed Money? Call us, 92B Wo Inut Holt ox 4· 1791 Building a new barn? we'll come out to New machine shed? New silo or feeding your farm and system? A lang· ~ J;;;;;,;;;;;~~-..._~~ term, /ow-cast Land t ..,; ,11·,...... ______talk about it. Bank loan is your best source of credit. Here's whyr No obligation of • Loans for 5 to Your 35 years course! You'll like Only 5l-2% Interest Health Repayment schedule the way'PCA saves geared to farm's \ earning power Is Our • Local loan servicing you time and money! Vi. Holt, Mich. AL RICE CHEVROLEl OX 4-4871 Griffith Drugs Phone Wire Service "Where Your Prescription Is Filled With Care" Holt OX 9.2/79 711 N CEDAR MASON 676-2418 The Ingham ~ounty News, Wednesday, April 14, 196S- Page B-3 Mid-State 60 Holt Nile Owls Capitol Excavating 58 Arl'B Bar 52 Home Appl. & !"urn. 56 E Ills Sunoco 47 Spanish Club Ha:" Dance Plans Sermon ------l Lillian's 551/2 Shopping- Guide Holt B,an.d 45 Sheren Plymouth 37 Town Talk 36 Team Hlgh Series: Ing, Co. Dorer 011 Co, 34 To Aid Guatemala School Series On the : Bowling t News, 2237, Bob DeLoach 33 Scores at Team High Gam(': Ing. Co, Ellison Masonry 31 News, 799, Renee's Coiffures HOLT - Holt Jun!Ol' High Span. vldod tho Botting for an outdoor 22 Ish Club stuclimts sponsored a Lord's Prayer Individual High Series: Shir Team high series: Ellis Sun- cafe,· ley Peabody & Louise Stanley, oco, 2344, dance Friday night to raise funds Jim Ribby headed tho entar Fe·stival both 483, Team high game: Ellis Sun to purchase sports equipment ttJnment commit£"• i111lllt11d by HOLT - Rev, Paul R, Mar Individual High Game: Shirley fo1· a school in Guatemala. tin of the Holt Presbyterian ceo, 881, ,J off Farnsworth, Joe Bauer, HOLT- Holt Junior high school : Results :Peabody, 193, The students created an at:. church Is conductlnfl" a s.~rmon · Individual high series: Loretta Randy Ewing, Doreen Simmon, 8th grade· band members all Studely, 604; Fran Adsit, 506, mosphere of a typical Spanish SUe Ho!!man and Fred Go.t!. study series on tho Lord's Pray-: ~~~~~~~~~ Ladles Twilight (Leslie) City square In one corner of the scored one arid two ratings on er and Sunday morning his ser Te11.m Tournament Event won by Individual high game: Loretta On the decoration committee Individual performances at the Mason Ladles Classic Team High Series: Prospec- Studley, 237; Fay Glass, 211. dance floor, The patio extending wore Debbie Shlnaner, chalrltUlll, mon topic was "Debts-Forgive Final Standing tors, 1863, c & s Contractors, 2902, from the school cafeteria pro- annual District 8 Solo and En Us-Ours," Team High Serlos: C & S Diane Allison, , Shirley Cooley, semble Festival In Springport, Western Auto 70 Team High Game: Go Getters, Holt Nile Owls T t d Dixon, Beclty ll!lnnolltft Traditional Easter s e r v 1 c e s Mason Lanes 69 677, Contmctors, 2!94, Holt students who received the are planned at both worship hours (Make up night) Donna GrWln, David Kitzmo.n,, highest l'ating were Tim Parry, Bev's Beauty Shop 521/2 Individual High Series: Ron Team High Game: C & S Con next Sunday, tmctors, 754, Art's Bar 53 Holt Junior High. Lilly Lambeth, Jo Patterson and · trumpet solo, Sally Williams and ·capitol Asphalt 51 Underhill, 564, VIckie Willi. Maundy Thursday Communion Individual High Series: VIrgin Ellis Sunoco 49 Margaret Myers, clarinet duet, American Legion 411/2 Individual High Game: Bob Shopping Guide 45 Sherry White . headed the ro services and reception at new Kent Shop 40 Page, 221; Ia Sweitzer, 497; Pat Macklnder, Sandy Homer and Joelle Pres members and baptism wlll be 494, Town Talk 39 Has Talent Show froiihment committee assisted by son, flute duet, Eric Neilson and Team High Series' Capital As- April 15, at B p.m. In the church Dorer on Co, 35 Ri.cll: Cook, Chris Fay, 8ue Mar- Tim Parry, trombone-trumpet phalt, 2363; Western Auto, 2329. Individual High Game: Blanche HOLT - Holt junior high stu sanctuary, Young people whowiU Recreation League Bob DeLoach 35 . ttn, Margaret Myers and Mike duet and Sue Harris, Ruth Skin Team High Game: Capital As Hutchings, 204; Pat Mackinder, dents staged a varied program partake of their !irst Holy Com AI Rice Chevrolet 73 202, Ellison Masonry 32 Wllllams, Ticket chairman WIIIJ ner and Sandy Homer, flute trio. pha1s1 847; Western Auto, 824. of music, dllnclng and acts at .a muruon and who will be re Dart Insurance 711/2 Krazy Eight Renee's Coiffures 24 Erik Nielson and committee Receiving a 2 rating were Eric Individual l-llgh Series: Jerry Smith Hardware 64 talent assembly Friday alter members were· Don Goldsberry, ceived Into church membership Unpredlctables 74 Team blgh series: Art's Bar, Neilson, trombone solo, Jim Grillln, 557; Dawn Buckmaster, noon In the school gym, Panto Kaien Patton, SUe Purc PETERS H SEMI-BONELESS am s SWIFT GOLD CREST Turkey lour Full Shank Half 2<0Z.BAGI1.Ba PRODUCE SPECIALS 3 9~. E~.i!"'~ocktail 5/$1.00 Coffee , LB. ROYAL CAN $1.2 9 Bananas Gelatin 3-0Z. PKG. 3/19c SWIFTNING 10 ¢ lb Shortening 3 LB. CAN 69¢ , MARIO St. Thrown 0lives ,.oz. 49c Tomatoes IGA Sweet Pickles 22oz."' 49C 19 C13-oz tray . IGA SWIFT PROTEN · 7 9~ Salad Dressing QT. JAR 39c Round Steak...... LB. KRAFT BonelessHYGRADE WEST VIRGINIA Hams...... 7 9 L~B. Miniature Marshm allo~o~. '"·19c ' WhK~r; or Butt Half...... 4 9~.. Whole Sweet Pota,t~~~ , CAN 29c Celery HAM 7 9 ~ MANDARIN 0 Center Slices...... LB. 0ranges "oz. 213 9c 19 c T~rkey Rolls ...... 9 9 ~. 1------'---~bun~ch ______...... MORRELL 99 Last Call ! ! Canned Ham ...... ~tt.~ $3 FRESH GROUND $129 Last Call on Densmore's Egg Decorating Bi!quet Cream Pies "oz. 4/$1.00 Hamburger 4 Contest! Get Your Entries in .Before • ' • ' • • ' ' • ' • • • ' • ' ' ' ' ' LB. Noon Thursday. HERRUD SKINLESS EXTRA MILD 5 9 Frankfurters...... ~B. T~e K~ Orange Juice IZOZ.CAN3/$1.00 Order Now! Be sure you have one of ,, Svends Delicious Home Smoked Hams for Easter. Delicious Home Made Bolof.rna sAVE o~~~~ Made Fresh Every Tuesday & Thursday NOW ~..... Borden's Whipping· Cream "" 29c We Will Be Closed All Day Easter Sunday, April18. Also We Will Be Closed Good Frida from 1:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M. HEKMAN THANK YOU BAKERS PILLSBURY Cool{ies Cherry Pie Coconut 7 OZ. PKG. Cal{e Mixes Angel Flake Krisp Kreems Filling yellow Almond Windmills 7-0Z. PKG. 1-LB., 5 0~. CAN whne ., Choc. Fudge Bar chocolate 4/$1.00 3/$1.00 . 29~ 3/59( Densmore's'·::~ft DENSMORE'S The Ingham l.ounty News, Wednesday, Apri I 14, 1965 - Page B-5 Lesli,e Chu,.ch .G,.oups Not in Michigan Yet Fa,.m Bu,.eau Hone rod Nationwide recognition was re Put In a Busy Week ceived this week by Kendall J, '.Doesn't Like Wheeler, Jr., Woodmen Accident LESLIE - Church groups & Life, Leslie, through his nom at tho home of Mrs, Berna.rd Ination to the All-star Honor throughout Losllo had a. buay Hemstreet April 7. TheWomen•s woo k last woek, Clrclo groups New Virus Disease Roll of 'rhe Insurance Salesman, union. Js meeting Wednesday at of the Methodist a.nd Baptist 'B,.ead Tax' leading magazine In the lite· in \ J Tucker ha.ll. surance Industry, The Honor churchet~ met with programs In Methodist - SuaiiJina. Wesley keeping with tho Lenten o.nd Eas Mlchlga.n :!'arm 1ead11rs hive Roll, an annual tradition In the circle met April 6 at the hme of expressed disappointment in tho insurance lndt,stry, Is made up ter sc11.1.1on a.nd the Congregat!on Mrs, Kenneth Graham with Mrs, a.llsts met !lUll Wednesday for a. administration's new farm pro of one field representative from Otto Fa.ncher and Mrs. John Hiz Hits Corn Fields fll'am proposals, and have called LOll II tha.n one-quarter ofMlch:.. each llfe insurance company, who sacrificial luncheon. er as program leaders. The Pa. Prior to that on Tuesda.y ev It a $300 m1lllon "bread tax" !ga.n•s 32,430 lita.te ctvll service was nominated by his company tlent Worker class met April 6 Midwest corn fields are being 3, Stunting or dwarfing of the workera are located In the Lan ening the Women's Fellowship damaged by a new virus disease. to study about 150 to 200 hy. on consumers, In exchange for as its Outstanding Man of 1064! at the church with Mrs. Glen plant to one-third to one-hal! brlds In the virus research nur a "ten-ce~ts per clay increase sing area, Ingha.m county, a.nd of 'the church met In the Fellow Abbey and Mrs, Los Brown as But scientists here hope to find normal height, s hlp hall. The group voted to buy sery In Ohio to find varieties In government payments to farm the alate payron exceed~ a mU hostesses, The Martha circle a "cure" before the disease gets 4, Several ear buds on a node, ers." llan dollars a yea.r in 22 caun Medal Winner Bibles !or Lealie high school sen tq Michigan, resistant to corn dwarf mosaic, met April 7 at the home of Mrs, or ear buds developing at sev tlas, a Michigan civil service A regJstoreciHo!stelnbuJlown tors who attend the Baptist EImer Rossman, Michigan He's optlmlsllc that resistant ed by Coe F. Emens, Mason; Dr. wmard Every, eral nodes, (Sllklng may be de varieties can be found in t1 me Elton Smith, president of the commission aurvey showll. .;hurch, and to have a rummage State university crop scientist, layed or completely lacking, pro 68,000 farm family Michigan George R! Cllnton, LesUe; a.nd sale In May, Mrs, Kenneth Aus reports that corn dwarf mosaic to keep the disease from becom- · Elmwood Farm11, Lake Forest, ducing poor grain fill and lower lng a serious threat to Michi- Farm Bureau, the state's larg The study 'of the dlstrtbutlon tin Sr. and Mr. and Mrs, Wll accounted for a loss of at least Illinois, hiUI qualified llB a. sil yields.) gan's corn crop, . est farm group, said the admin ot employees by work Btatlon llam Salnes were named as a Lions Hear Talk 5 million bushels of corn in 5, Increased shank length; ten istration's proposills are another ver mecla! typo sire under the committee to plan for the event, Ohio In 1064. Conceivably, the The virus disease was first .showed state 'classified workers new plan of daughter-dam com dency to develop more "suckers" discovered in California In 1942 attack on the American farm Mrs, Marvin PIXley, a .mem disease could move Into Mich. and "flag leaves," In all 83 eountles, with hea. vy parlsans based on type cla.ssl On State Facility and In Texas In 1945, A seriOU!i family system of competitive en ber o! the bulld!ng committee Jgan- -even though It hasn't been 6, Brace roots developing at terprise, concentrations in communttios flca.tlon scores, Skokie Bonnie presented plans for remodeling found here yet--and Rossman outburst of the disease was l'e P r!nce Cha.r!le 1358822 (VG) re LESLIE - Leslle Lions club several nodes above the sou ported In Yazoo county, Missis where state Institutions of men the church bullding to make more members at their meeting last and his colleagues want to be line, Returning from a conference ceived the Holstein-Fries Jan As room for the Sundiy school. Mrs. ready for 11. sippi In 1962, It spread to 12 . in the nation's capital where Ial hea!lh and prisons are lo sociation of America award on the week heard a talk by R, G. Mul 7, 'rhere are Indications that counties in southern Ohio Jn 1963 cated, Agnes Ingalls, Mrs, W.B. Glines cahey, director of Community He Is currently working on infected plants may be more the !arm program was a prime basis of 13 claaslfled daughter!! nnd Mrs, W11Ilam Salnes were what he calls the "best solu and to all but 6 counties in 1964. · topic, Smith pointed out that al with an avera.go type score ex Relations at the Coldwater State susceptible to stalk rot in the "This gives good evidence that named to work on the plans, Home and Training school. He tion" for stopping the disease fall of U1e year. though advertised as "a measure District otftcos of ~he high ceeding that of their dams. seve ra I Clrclos of the 3 In Its tracks: the development the disease can spread rapidly," to reduce farm program costs," discussed the operation of the Rossman points out that dwarf reports Rossman. "Some farm way and · conservation depart':' churches also met during the school which now has 2,500 pa of resistant hybrids, corn mosaic Is transmitted by It would reduce the budget by ments, of social welfare and the Loot Is Small week as follows: "On the basis of 1964 corn ers Jn Mississippi, Arkansas and tients and Illustrated his talk with the corn leaf aphid. Further re $200 mlllion, but wm increase Michigan employment security WEBBERVILLE • Burgla.rs Congregational - Loyal Daugh breeding trials conducted in Ohio, Missouri have been forced to consumer costs by $300 million colored slides, search may show that other spe quit growing corn entirely. commlsston, and state police looted an unlocked 11a.!e a.nd a. ters who appointed a committee Mississippi and Kentucky, sev cies of aphids and other Insects through the ••Lread tax," posts also ln!Juenced the resUlt. composed of Mrs. Anthony Moll, eral sources of resistance ap "That's why we hope to have drink vending machine a.t the Harold Teachout presented a may also be possible disease resistant varieties before the Webbervl!Je eleva.tor Jut week Mrs, Marvin Pixley o.nd Mrs, pear promising," he says, "But "The program Is designed to sla.te of club ot:ticers for the com transmitters. disease becomes a problem In Counties where the payroll ex but sherill'll otflcer11 who inves Wlllla.m Taft to provide !dens for 'rng year, The officers will be most of the material rated as The MSU crop scientist plans increase government payments projects during the coming year; •resistant' Is too late in ma Michigan," ceeded one mUlion dollars an tigated, said only small change elected at the next meeting which to raJ..mers 'by $100 milllon per nually werCJ: was missing, Rachel circle with Mrs, Rich wlll be a closed session. turity for Michigan, This can year, but actually breaks down ard Mitchell, president and the Alex Allan of Eaton Rapids, be corrected, however, by cross into about a ten cent Increase Royal Da.ughterswlth their presi a candidate for the o!tice of dis Ing these late maturing resis per farm family," Smith said, County No. of Employees Annual dent, Mrs, Kenneth Auatln. trlct governor, and Harold Johns tant varieties with early matur "II' s a small return !or the Payroll Bnptlst - Ruth circle met at of WebbervUle,,a candidate for ing material." loss of farmers• freedoms/ the home of Mrs. Kenneth Mc Agriculture in Action Berrien deputy district governor, were Ro'ssman notes that a number 210 $ 1,307,171.52 Lain Aprll 5, the Martha circle guests at the meeting, of crosses of early maturing "Farmers want to earn and Branch 939 "Many city people think that 269 out of each Income-dollar, Calhoun 4,940,479,44 Michigan inllrecls were made with get a !air income through the 677 3,570,855.84 all farmers are rich, I for ono, compared to only 199 today. Genesee late virus resistant inbreds In market place, not ns a handout 437 2, 828,989,44 am ready and willing to let them They wlll speak up for a free his Florida winter corn breed from a government official, Grand Traverse 963 5,554,873.44 Lifetime Protection! Ing research nursery this past know tha.t we are not. Money agriculture, and opposed to those Ingham 7,330 does not come easy on the farm 50,434,288,80 Guaranteed renewable for life! winter, These will be ready for who would blanket agriculture "The admlntstratlon Is offer Ionia 832 and farmers do not get 'govern 5, 255,892.72 That's my Company's all new hos evaluation and further breeding with smothering controls In at Ing farmers only a warmed Isabella 616 ment checks' every time they tempts to regulate food produc Jackson 3,345, 727.68 pital-surgical-medical policy. Provid work this summer In a virus over mess of pottage In return 1,199 7,838,477.28 turn around. In tact, the money tion as If 11 were a "public Kalamazoo ing insureds with the most modern research nursery near Ports for their heritage of freedom 1,337 7,623,267,12 hospital and medical expense cover we make in agriculture Is tied utility." Kent mouth, Ohio- .one of the centers and enterprise," the farmleader 729 4,507,470.00 age anywhere today! Call me for directly to our abl11ty to create Lapeer of corn virus Infection, continued, 1,147 6,102,910,80 complete information. things out of the soil.'' Speak Lena wee Last winter, more than 1,000 253 1,489,391.28 ing wns Clifford Hale, Jackson Livingston Jnbreds and hybrids were given "By dumping government - 356 1,965,126,94 virus resistance tests on seed county !arm leader, and currently owned wheat on the market, and Luce Phono 58 ~5962 11 658 3,897,293, 76• ling plants in the greenhouse a student" In an unique school through other manipulations, the Macomb 421 Franklin Street in farm public relations. Youth Will 164 1,072, 730,86 LESLIE by Dr. A.J. Ullstoup, USDA sci government destroys the free Marquette 434 2,929,547,52 Hale, along with 20 other rural Oakland l I Mystery Enter Farm and Win Photo $5 Is Yours If You Identify This farm 5.00 ad is in error. (Note:.These will be obvious mistakes Contest CONTEST RULES such as words upside down, etc.) 3. All entries must be mailed to: Mystery Farm, Box 1. Contestants rnust correctly identify the aerio I photo 266, Mason, Michigan. giving exact location and tenant's name. 4. Do not moil your entry until 8 a.m. Friday. Con- 2. After making identification read the advertisements. test entries postmarked before this time will be dis ,1 on this poge looking for an .intentional error in one . gualified. In cose of ties the Mystery Farm Judge of these ads. Write_ the'name of the bi:is iness who~e .);;ill determine the Winner. ~ . ~ ' .FARM EQUIPMENT. REPAIR_ ' . - .... ' ~ Frank Little Cattle Co. Hard Water? Stocker anriFeecler Cattle For Sale at all times A tiger of e tractor. It's The folks at Okemos Elevator are tough and strong but experts of water softening. They fit the Coli Angus Calves versatile too. Equal to machine to your individual water soften· FRANK any job you ask it to do. ing needs, and service it free for 7 year. Holstein end Don't put up wi'th hard, unpleasant water, LITTLE Hereford Yearlings call Okemos Elevator today. OR 7-7001 Prepare Now for Profits at Meson, Mich. The Mighty .M-6 Night Phone: Rives 569-3235 A.A. Howlett FRANCIS PLATT Farm Implement Co. Oliver-Minneapolis Moline ·New Holland Farm Equipment Okemos US 727 At Barnes Rd. 610 N. Cedar Mason ED 2-4114 OR 7-3361 One Mile No. of Mason on US 127 Mason Dart National Bank It's No Mystery- Now Available D'oes Not at Why we at the News hear, time after time Give Money Away. It of the fast results to items advertised in the Silsby's Does .However Lend "News" want ads. Home lite Money For Any Legitimate The answer, more people read the Ingha :n County News every week than any other Ing ... Feed Delivered To Your Farm • Weighs only 74 lbs. Purpose. ham County Weekly. dlencled To Your Spec •.'icotions: GET OUR PRICE • Anti Fric:tion Needle "See Us First" Bement Feed and Ball "The Pink Bank" --Mason The Ingham County News & Supply Silsby Implement 207 N. Mason MASON Phon" Uti l-1421 214 W. State OR 7-0141 •• PEOPLES Auction Service Stockbridge l-or alI your e Over a Half Century of Service Elevator farm supplies .. :· STATE BANK e Personal Attention for E\·ery Sale . Deal with GEORGE KUNZELMAN Williamston Webberville e Top Dollar fc~· E•:cry Article Sold Leslie Co-op. • Feed • Fertilizer & Coal e UJD.I~ They Gt:neral Banking Services • Seeds • Grinding & Mixing PRICE BROTHERS in business AUCTIONEERS ' ' Member .:>f Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ph. 851-2245 for you. )."arm - Ilon~t·hnhl - Liqnidalions ~!ember of Federal Rc•serve System Save 10% on o/1 l'HONE STOCI\BilUJGI~ 8i•1·2172 Stoc:kbridqe, Mic:h. animal praclucts. 304/: Bellvu" Leslie Co-op JU 9-2191 The Ingham County News, Wednesday, April 14, 1965- Page B-9 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES PUDI..ICAriON ORDER E 243 Court MORTGAGE SALE Dofr ult hnvlng boon mndo In tho terms nnd conditions of n cc•tnln rent ostnto mortungo vloreby tl!J> POWCl o! •• o thclcin contained lfii· camo opcrnllvc m lc by IIARIIY A PlllLL!l S nnd IOIIEL M 11111..) Lll'ti husbnnd nn I wile of Lnnsil g Inghnm County Mlchlsrnn the mort 1cnsrors to Amorlcn' llnnl nn I rrust Compnny n Mlcllunn ll nklnu Corporntlon o! 101 S Wn•ll ut01 Avenue Lnnslng Ingl m Cou ty Mlch snn mortg goo d tod Novcm ~or 10 1062 nntl rccordc I In the Oltlco of the Ilcglstcr or !Jccda !or the County or Ina! nm nd Stntc of Mlehlgnn on tho 14th tiny of Ncvom ber 1002 In L bcr B3~ or Ilccord• We are rapidly approaching of new life Is much older than on Pngc 601 u o 1 whlcl rn01lgliiO one ot the great religious holi t1 ore Is now cl Jmcd to be duo nnd Christianity And the coloring pnynblo !or 1 rl ch nl nn I Interest tho days of tl e church year -Easter ot the egg at the spring festi oum of Four I houannd Six Hundred --wllch this year falls on Sun rwcnty Two nnd 68/100 ($4 022 68) val Is also of ancient origin Dollars nnd no su t or proceeding nt day, Aplll 18 Children have been told that lnw hnvlng been instituted to re Easter Is described as the the rabbit lays the Easter egg cover said debt or nny vnrt tl ere of sn d mortsnr.ce hnv nr, doclnrcd Its prlnclpa.l fell.lll of the occleB!as and the eggs are hidden In the election to consider I c whole sum tlcal year celebrated on the garden for the children to find unpnld a sa d mortgngo debt to be now due nnd pnynble by rcnBon Sunday after the first full moon This Is an adaptation of the of the nonpayment of co t In Ins\ II following the spring equinox on pagar custom of regarding !he mcnts of prlnclpnl nnd Interest no Ma1 cl 21 Provllod far by sn d mo tgngc otlco rabbll as an emblem of fertil Is hereby given that on h d y bl y History books tell us the date Ity, that Is of new ltfe 21 ID65 at ten o cock In t1 c foro of Easter was set by the Coun noon of snl I day t tl c south on **** THE COMMUNIST VIEWPOINT In an attemJlt to pamt Umted States t nnco to tho City Hall DulldJng In cil of Nice a in the ) ear 3 25 And then !here Is the custom II o City of Lnnslnp; lnghnm Easter thus n oves between the of humanity garbing itself In North V1et Nam m the blackest possible light Commumst agencies ha1 e been d1str1 County Mlchlcnn (thnt being n Pineo wlcrc the Ingl nm County C r dates of March 22 and April 25 new attire of gay and joyous butmg the above photo across Europe The p1cture allegedly shows the artermath or c lit Cou t Ia l cldJ snld n crtgngec The name, Easter, comes from colors for Easter This, too, an a1r attack on Dong Ho1 North VIet Nam fhc raptron w1th 1t says a Vrctn tmese \VII by virtue of tl 0 pc vcr or '"'" Eostre a Teutonic goddess whose might be considered as tl e start of I roba.to I• enid mortg go nd In puraunncc fisher boy stands 111 the rums of Ius parents home wlmh was destroved by lJ S p1 or t1 o otntulc sc I nt 1 ubi c auction festival was celebrated In the of a new ltfe when the flowers rates bombs arter :l!l Alllcncan planes raider! the village - WFS Photo tho lnnds dcscr bed tl orcin or KD spring spring to life In gay colors, much ns ahnll bo necesanry to sa I• ty tho nmount luc t ll e t mo of The Roman and Greek churches the drab days of winter pass out LEGAL NOTICES Bldg anle togctl cr wit 1 II I gni costs observed Easter long before the of existence and spring, the sea LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Hwa Jntcrcst at s[x per cent from dnto Protestants The Romans and son of freshness and joy takes hrcof nnd nn nttor ey fee of Court Scventy Five Do lnrs ns tl crel pro Greeks had elaborate rituals for over the land Ylded n 1 nrcel described as the service of t1 e day But with Lot Eight (8) of the Pint of **** Dr dgc Street Subd vlslo of a part the rise of Puritanism In Eu But before Easter's joy at of the Northcnst qua tcr o( lc rope a1 d Its abhorrence of re the Resurrection can be real Northcnst qun tor of Sect on 10 Town 4 No th Rnngc 2 Wost In ligious ceremonials, the Protes Ized, the church observes a day tho rownsl r of Lonslng Ingh rn tants for a long time took no of deepest solemnlt) and sor. County Mlcl hrnn Dntod nt Lnnsl g Michigan r otlce of Easter or any of the row- the day !mown as Good lebrunry 17 1~65 other church festivals for that Friday that falls on the Friday AMEI\ICAN BANK AND ~RUSr COMPANY a Mlcl gnn Dnnl lnll' matter before Easter--this year on Ap Corporation Mortg 1-:ec But within the past 100 years ril 18 HENRY L SCHR \M and more the Protestant churcl es Attorney for Mortgngeo Business Address 702 American have observed the day with un Good Friday is observed In A true copy Doni< & ~ r 1St ll dg Lons n~r Uvil a usually elaborate services, in commemoration of tho Crucifix llentr co Jlo • Deputy Roc •ter of Probnto cluding sr ecial music Ion. Churches open their doors DORIS IUlODADECK In the early part of this cen far services commemorating 1111 S G nnd Ave tury tt e Protestants began to Christ's 3 hours of suffering on adopt the cuslom ot the Catho the cross It Is a day of mourn A tr o copy Helen H Scrv s l!ca by having sunrille services Ing, and is observed as a holi De y Frob te llcg stcr on Easte1 mo1 nlng In commem day in many states of the union DRUCE HOLLOW!UK Attorney 12 A South Po ntc PI oration of the Resurrection at The day Is known In t11e Greek 3303 S Ceda St Lnns ng 14w3 sunrise cl urch as the Holy and Great **** F rlday The Anglo Saxons called Next SU day there wUI be It Long Friday and In countries Easter egg hunts and many a In which the romance langua~es mother today is making prep are spoken, It is called Holy aratlons to color eggs tor I er Friday It i" called Good Friday children on Easter in Engllst -speaking countries Many, n any years ago the Why It Is called • Good" Is Easter egg came lo be regard not definitely known According ed as syn l ollcal of tt e Resur to one theory It comes from rection as It holds the seed of God's I rlday and according to a new life anoll er the word refers to the Eggs also cane to l e as so. guod which came to !he world elated with Easter llecauoe It \las through the ltfe a 1d death of forbidden to eat them during Jesus Lent and on Easter Sunday they This week which is now at were served at the meal They the half way mark, the period were dyed red to suggest joy. known as Holy or Passion \\ eek, ousness Another theory was that is being observed in com nen - the color was syml ol!c of the oralio 1 of the days preceding blood shed on Calv ry r Chrl.st'!l conviction and crucifix L ns ng Howeve1 tl e egg as a symbol ion. Jlw3 2 Firms Know Your Fescues Aid IFYE When seeding your Ia wn th s spring, don t confuse your fes cues Some make attractive, fme Program leaved lawns others look more hke tough h:u dy clumps suitable Tl e Intel national Farm Youth for roadsides but not for front E~cl ange program has accepted lawns gTa1ts f1om two Michlganf!rms Carter M Harnson Mrctugan to sponsor a two-way exchange State univer slty cro1 scientist with Ilaly a 1cl the Kellogg com points out that the preferred pany of Battle C1 eek wUI spon fescues are members of the sor a similar exct ange wHh Ger creeping rect' species Any one m:u y Althougl boltt flrn s have of Its improved varetles Is a busiJ ess Interests In t1 ese coun worthy Ingredient in a Ia vn seed tries, delegates 11111 not be con mixture nected with them Harrison says the varieties to Six Michigan delegates will be look for Include • Chewlngs • among the 102 young me and Illal ee Pennia wn and women who 111ll participate In the "Rainier All are excellent international excl ange program con panions for Kentucky blue througl out the 1 01ld this year grass I e says, and are noted for The first 45 U S IFYE s Will perslsteJ ce on pom drougl t) or leave in API il and another group sl aded areas 11111 I egin their visits In Sep But the MSU era( scientist !ember warns horne O\\ners to be are of tl e less favora le co:u se Th1 ee of the Michigan dele l unchy • tall fescue ' 1lus In- cludes • Alta or Kentucky gates will leave this month They 31 ' Which are not suitable for are Earl Threadgould Jr Bel attractiVe Ia vns levllle vho Ill go to Venezua Ia K Dan Overton, Jr Bangor who wlll vts!t Turkey and Nor LEGAL NOTICES ma1 Vehquette Kewadin \\ho will go to Brazll PUBLICATION ORDER r; 64~ Michigan delegates who wlll Court D 61213 FHA 26 525621 MOI\TGAGE SALE-Dctuult has leave in September are Elaine been mnde In the con~ t ons of ll Ellis Marlette 11 hose host coun mortgage m de by RONALD K GUILE and DOHO rHY J GUILE h s try Is Peru Eleanor Foreman w le to Nat anal Homca Acceptance Webberville who wlll v1srt Aus Cornorat a nn lnd nnn carporn !on tralla and Larry Gould Morenci Mortg gee dated October 10 1052 and recorded on October 15 1952 in who viii visit Mex co L ber 687 on puge 333 Ingham County Record::~ M1ch gan nnd as • gne I to 0 d Kent Dunk and Trust I~ YE delegates spend SIX Campany u M ch gnn Corporation (formerly 0 d Kent !lank) by nn •• months li\ rng with ruralfamtlles • gnment dnted Apr I 5 1954 and In Latin America Em ope and recorded on Apr I 21 l~ol n L1ber Asia Each US delegate has a 613 on page 603 Ingh m County Recorda M ch gan on v. h ch mo~t foreign counterpart who Will live RllP:C there s cia med to b due nt with rural fam1lies in two dif the date hereof the sum of FOUR THOUSAND F 0 U R HUNDIIED ferent states Most fore gn dele FIFTY THREE DOLLARS n n d gates wlll arrive in Ma;, EIGHTY SEVEN CENIS ($4 453 87) ncludlng ntcrcst at 41% vcr nn The IFYE program s conduc ted by the National 4 H Club Foundation It I ehalf of the Co operative Extension serv ce of the United States Department of Agriculture and state land-grant colleges and universities The program has been m effect for 17 years There are 68 cooper ating nations The ba •ic prem1se of the pro gram is that an understand ng of other people and their cultures contributes to mternational good wlll and \\orld peace The exchange program is pri vately financed by local 4-H clubs, banks, busmesses indus- Detro t 3wl3 NOTICES LEGAL LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES . CROSSWORD PUZZLE LEGAL NOTICES I'IJULICATION ORDER ACROIII I 2 l .. 5 6 7 8 9 0 11 2 13 14 15 16 ~ 17 10 11' 20 ~ ~ ~ 21 22 ~ 23 ~2A 25 26 27 ~26 ~ 29 30 32 ~31 w ~ 33 34 35 ~ 30 ~37 30 ~ 39 ~40 42 ~ ~41 ~ 43 45 46 47 48 DOWN "" ~ 49 50 51 1 Dru ard 52 Z Ma ' nama 3 lrrl ate ~3 54 55 ~ Young hone LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES PIJBL!CAT!ON ORDER E G17 St~ e of M cb Knn Probate !;our~ for ~· !.:oun 'i o ln11hnm j;;atote of DAVIIJ ~ STOCK 11:00; ChrIs tla n training In ADVENTIST church leadership, both adults METHODIST CON'T. ROMAN CATHOLIC CON'T. BUNKER HILL SEVENTH DAY and youth group, 6:30. Midweek ADVENTIST, Elder J,M, Hnaty evening s e r vIce, Wednesday, observed, Infants baptized and Thursday 4:15 p.m.; Public In shyn, pastor. Services every 7:30. members received Into the quiry class open to public Thurs church, Good Friday Union ser Saturday, Sabbath school, 10 day 7:30 p.m. church hall; Holy a.m.; preaching service, 11 a.m. vices will be held In this church hour Saturday 7:30 to 8:30 p. m,; Friday at 1:15 until 2:30 P,M, HOLT SEVENTH-DAY AD CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Baptisms by appointment. Easter morning worship services VENTIST, 1 1/2 mile south of FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC, Wil Will be at !l;OO and 10:30 A.M. Holt roa.d on Grovenburg road, SCIENTIST, corner of Oak and liamston, William G. HIIJ!kerd, with nursery care provided, Elder A.K. Phillips, pastor. Sab Barnes, Mason, Sunday services, pastor. Masses: Sundays 7:30, 11 a. m,; Sunday school during There' wll! be NO church school 9 and 11 a. m, Holy Days; 7 bath school, 9:30 a.m.; worship or MYF, service, 11 a.m. the service; Wednesday evening and 8 a.m. and 7:30 p,m, Week meetings at B; public reading days, 8 a.m. except Tuesdays, room Is open at the church Wed and Fridays which are school nesday and Saturday, 2-4. days at 11:10 a.m. Perpetual MORMON help Novena. Saturday evening~~, CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 7:30. Confessions heard Sat BAPTIST COMMUNITY OF LATTER DAY SAINTS (Mor urdays 10:30 until 11:30 a.m., WILLIAMSTON BAPTIST, mon), 149 Highland, East Lan and from 7 until 8:30p.m. Also OKEMOS COMMUNITY, Allen Harold Reese, pastor. Church sing, K e 11 y Thurston, bishop, the evenings before holy days and E. Whlttrup, minister, Sunday Easter P rlesthood meeting, 9 n. m.; Sun first Fl'ldays from 7:30 untu 8:30 school, 10 a.m.; worship ser morning service, 10 a.m.; Nur vices, a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; day school, 10:30 a.m.; evening p. m, Religion for public school 11 sery 10 a.m.; Harold Coger, stu Young Peoples Meeting, 6:30 service, 6 p.m. children: high school, Monday dent assistant to minister, p.m.; prayer service, Wednes evenings, 7:30; grade school, CHILDS BIBLE, Robert BOW• day, 8 p.m. Sundays after 9 o'clock mass, den, pastor. Sunday school, 10 MASON BAPTIST, Rev, Murl all classes held in the school. a.m.; morning worship service, Eastman, pastor. Morning wor Adult Instructions by appoint 11; Young Peoples meeting, 6:30 Bhip, 10; Sunday school, 11: 15; rntng NAZARENE ment. p.m.; Sunday evening worship, Baptist Youth Fellowship, 6:15 MASON CHURCH OF THE S.S. CORNELIUS AND CY 7:30; prayer meeting, Wednes p.m.; evening service, 7:30; Wed NAZARENE, Rev. ,Joseph Niel PRIAN CAT H 0 L I C, Catholic day, 7:30 p.m. nesday, 7:00 p.m., prayer and son, pastor. Sunday school, 10 church road, Bunker Hlll, Leo HASLETT COMMUNITY Bible study. a.m.; Morning Worship, 11 a.m. Ramer, pastor, Sunday masses, 8 CHURCH, Monterey and Tona HOLT BAPTIST CHURCH. Au Sunday evening service, 7:00 p, a.m. and 10 a.m.; holy day mas wanda drive, Charles 0. Erick burn and W. Holt Rd. Rev, Gor Christ th~ Lord is risen today. Hallelujah! The m., Young people, 6:00 p,m.; ses, 6 and 8:30 a.m. den Sander, pastor. Morning wor son, minister. Church school, be Prayer meeting on Wednesday ginners through 4th grade at Rugg••d Crnss and the dnrk tomb hav~ hnth ht•en ship, 10 a.m.; Sunday School, evening, 7:00. 10:00 a.m.; all ages at 11:15 11:15; YPCF, 5:45; Evenlngwor snciiL'ht!d frum tlwir assm:wtion with clwHh. C"hristmns WILLIAMSTON NAZARENE a.m.; morning service, 10:00 a, shlp, 7:00p.m.; Wednesday, 7:15 Francis C, Hoff, pastor, Church m.; nursery and toddler care pro is snrH:titit:d in Easter. Christ i~ risf'n~ UNDENOMINATIONAL p, m., prayer service. ochool, 10 a.m.; worship ser vided during the service. DANSVILLE BAPTIST, Rev. Hertvtmly love turn~d Dnrk Fric/,1.\' inro Gnnd Frirlny ... vice 11; NYPS, 6:30 p.m.; NORTH AURELI1JS CHURCH, ONONDAGA COMMUNITY Rev. James T. Elk!ng, Pastor, Larry Jones, pastor. Sunday an t!Vt:ml pw.:ked with all the dnmlR of hlltnfln Preaching, 7:00 p.m.; prayer school, 10a.m.;worshlpservlces CHURCH, (United Church of meeting, Wednesday, B. Sunday School, lO:OOa.rn.; Morn 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; young Christ) Rev. Jack Short, po.stor. emotion and Divine sacrifice. He Jives and we. tr10, WEST COLUMBIA CHURCH Ing Worship, 11:00 a.m.; Youth 10 a.m. Sunday school; 11 a.m. Meetings, 6:30 p.m.; Evening people's meeting, 6:30p.m.; shall hve, in the measure in which we l~arn to kiss OF THE NAZARENE, on West Wednesday prayer meeting and church services. Columbia East of Aurelius Rd., Serv!'1e, 7:30p.m.; Prayer meet Blb111 study, 7:30p.m. the Cross ... our c.:ross as well AS His. Hi;;; William TlbbetiB, putor. Sunday Ing, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. GRACE BAPTIST OF ONON promise. "Three days and I shall builrl this tempi•• School, 10:15 n.m.; morningwor DAGA, next door to town hall, CONGREGATIONAL ngain." has been fulfilled, It is the time for Bhip, 11:15 a.m.; NYPS, 7:15 Mal Hoyt, pastor. sunday school, p.m.; evangelistic service, 8 p.m. LESLIE CONGREGATIONAL 10 a.m.; morning worship, 11; beginnin~ a~ain,. time to start anew. Gnlgoth:1 And Wednesday, prayer meeting, 8 CHRISTIAN, church school, 9:45J evening service, 8; prayer meet Crucifixion take on radiant heauty wht•n p.m. ing and Bible class, Wednesday morning worship, 11 a.m.; Youth HOLT CHURCH OF THE NAZ UNITED BRETHREN morning, 10 and 11. fellowship, 7 p.m.; Choir rehear they are seen through the fragrant ~lory of the ARENE, Jerry Ulrich, pastor. sal, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Rev. Rus Sunday school, 10 a.m.; morn HOUSEL UNITEDBRETIIREN, AURELI1JS BAPTIST, 4429 Easter lily. Thill is where rhe spirit was Rev. Everett Ray, cornerHawley Bell R. Hoover, Pastor. Ing worship, NYPS, 6:30p.m., Bal'OOI!I road, Rev. Frederick P. 11; and Vaughn Roads. 10:00 a.m. rriumphanr over dearh. So. Raise your joys evening evangelistic service, 7 Rllft, paator. Worship Service Sunday School; 11:00 a.m. Morn p.m.; prayer meeting, Wednes 9:45a.m.; Sunday School classes and triumphs high. Hallelujah' Ing worship, 7:00 p.m. Sunday tor every age, 11:00 a.m.; Even day, 7:30p.m. EPISCOPAL Christian Endeavor; 7:30 p.m. Ing Service, 7:00 p.m.; B11.pt!st BUNKER HILL CHURCH OF Sunday Evening Service; 7:30 p. Youth Fellowship, 8:00 p.m.; CHRIST CHURCH HENRIET THE NAZARENE, Donald Nelson, m. Wednesday, Prayer Service. Pastor's Class for Youth, Mon TA, Robert H. Richardson, rec pastor. Sunday school, 10 a.m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN, day, 6:00 p.m.; Pastor's Class tor. Services, 8 a.m. and 11 morning worshJp, 11; NYPS, 6:45 Milan Maybee, pastor. Sunday for Adults, Monday, 7:30 p.m.; a.m.; Church school, 11 e..m.J p.m.; evening service, 7:30; Wed school, 10 a.m.; morning wor Children's and Junior Choir Re Communion the first and third nesday evening prayer meeting, ship, 11; junior Church, 11 a.m.J hearsal, T u cs day, 7:00 p.m.; Sundays of the month, 11 a.m.; 7:30. ChristiiUl Endeavor, 6:30; even Bible Study and Prayer, Thurs Morning prayer the second and OKEMOS CHURCH OF TilE ing service, 7:30; prayer meet day, 7:00 p, m.; Adult Choir Re fourth Sundays of the month, 11 NAZARENE, Rev. W.W. Riden a.m. ing, Wednesday evening, 7:30 p. hearsal, Saturday 3:00p.m. our, pastor, Sunday school, 10 m. FffiST BAPTIST CHURCH OF SAINT KATHERINE EP!SCO a.m.J morning worship, 11 a.m. I' OKEMOS, Pastor, Dona.Jd All p AL, MerldJan road, 1/2 mile young peoples meeting, 6:15p.m.; bough, 4684 Ha.slett road, Sun noth of US-16, Derwent A. SUth evening service, 7 p.m.; prayer . day services: Sunday school, 10 ers, rector. Sunday, 8 a.m.; ear meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. a.m.; church, 11 11., m,; evening, ly service (communion), 10a.m.; CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 'I p.m.; Wednesday prayer meet family service, morning prayer Main Street, Munith announces OTHER CHURCHES ing, 7:30 p.m.; youth activities third Sundays, other Sundays ho Its services. Sunday School, 10 ly communion; nursery for small LAKE LANSING CHAPEL, just 1or every age, a.m. Church 11 a.m. Youth meet across trom the amus&ment park, children, classes for all others; STOCKBRIDGE BAPTIST, Ing, 6:30p.m. andeveningchurch North of traffic light. Rev. Er Wednesday, 8:00, evening prayer. pastor, Kenneth Boyd. Worship at 7:15 all on Sunday. Prayer win Forbes, po.stor. Sunday ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL service, nursery, junior church, meeting Is Thursday at 7:30. school, 10:00 a.m.; worl!lhip, John Bluet, Vicar. Sunday ser 10 a.m.; SUnday school, 11; Jun The minister Is Rev. Thomas 11:00 a.m.; Wednesday prayer ior and Senior BYF and Adult vices, Holy communion 8 a.m.; Lutterall, 302 Henrietta st., Mun service, 7:30 p.m. Worship service 10 a.m.; Church Union 7:15; evening worship, 8 ith, MASON CONGHEGAT!ON JE schoo110 a.m.; 2709E!fertRoad, p.m.; midweek prayer and Bible HOVAH'S WITNESSES, Kingdom study, Thursday, 8:00p.m. .iust west o! South Cedar ancl Pennsylvania. Hall, 5254 Bunkor road. Public FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF lecture 8 p.m.; Watchtower study, LESLIE, Rev. A.J. Berry, pas ST. AUGUSTINE OF CANTER LUTHERAN CON'T. 4:15p.m. BURY, Robert Brook, VIcar. METHODIST CON1. tor. Sunday 15chool, 10:00 a.m.; c. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF Sunday Holy Euchrlst, 8:30 & Divine Liturgy, i0:45 a.m.; .Jun PRESBYTERIAN classes for all ages; worship at M-78, Eo.st Lansing. Robert day school, 10:00 a.m.; church JESUS CHRIST OFLATTERDAY 10:00 a, m. Holy day celebrations Ior young people's Luther Philip R. Glotfelty, S e r v 1 c e s MAS 0 N P RESBYTERIAN: hour, ll:·oo a.m.; BYF, 6:30p.m. c. R e 1n hard t, pastor. Sunday services, 11:00 a.m. 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. Sunday School SAINTS, Elder Wm. Crampton, 7:00 a.m. & 7:30 p.m. 546 W. League, 2nd - 4th Sundays; Sen James F. Conley, minister. Sun Sunday evening; Evening ser worship, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday ROBBINS METHODIST, Gerald 11:00 a.m. Po.stor. K of P Hall, 139 W. South Street, 676-2526, lor young people's Luther day, 10 and 11:30 a.m., worship ,. vices 7:30 p, m. Sunday; Midweek school and adult Bible class, 9:15 A. Salisbury, pastor. Church LESLIE METHODIST, Dorr Ash Street, Mason. Church School League, 1st - 3rdSundays. Meets service. 10 a.m. Church School service, hourofprayer, 8:00p.m. a.m. school, 9:45; morning worship, care, 6:30p.m., junior choir, 9:45 a.m.; Worship 11:00 a.m.; Wednesday, at I. o.o. F. hall on Maple Street 10:46. to Primary Dept. 11:15 a.m., 11:10 a.m.; Worship Service, 10 Church School, Junior and Sen Sunday Evening worship, 6:30 HASLETT BAPTIST, Douglas across from the bakery. l'astor, FELT PLAINS METHODIST, a.m. p.m. Paul A. Tide mann. lor Depts. 6 p.m., Senior-Junior Baltz, pastor, Church school, FREE METHODIST Dorr Garrett, pastor. Church GROVENBURG METHODIST, SOUTH LANSING CHURCH OF morning service, 11:00 a. HOLT LUTHERAN MISSION, METHODIST High Fellowship. 9:45; LESLIE FREE METHODIST. school, 10:30 e..m.; worship ser Grovanburg road. Gerald Salis CHRIST (CHRISTIAN), W. Rob m.; evening service, 7:00 p.m.; Missouri Synod, Rev. John Wel vice, 11:30 a.m. HOLT PRESBYTERIAN, Church and Race streets, Frank DANSVILLE COMMUNITY bury, pastor, Worship hour 9:45, Paul Martin, po.stor. V(orship ert Palmer, Minister, 4008 s. young people, Sunday, 6:00p.m.; neach, Pastor. Meets at Mid METHODIST AND VANTOWN WHEATFIELD METHODIST, J, Sines, pastor. Sunday school, 1 church school, 10:45. services, 9:30 and 11 a.m.; Sun Pennsylvania Ave., LIUlSing; BI prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 way Elementary school in All Gilbert Slrott1, pastor. Dansville, Karl L. Zeigler, Minister. Sun 10 a.m.; morning worship, 11; CHRIST METHODIST day School all ages, 9:30 a.m. ble School, 10:00 a.m.; Morn p.m.; choir Wednesday, 8:30 p, Purpose room. Sunday worship, day School, 9:45 a.m. Morning evening service, 7: 30; prayer 10 a.m., church school; 11:15 CHURCH, 517 West Jolly rolld, Sunday School through Primary, Ing worship, 11:00 a.m.; Youth m.; nursery at all services. 9:00 a.m. Sunday School and Adult worship, 11:00 a.m. meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. a.m., church service; Vantown, Forrest E. Mohr, pastor. Wor 11 a.m. Nursery, both services. groups, 5:45p.m.; Evening wor LAKE LANSING BAPTIST, Bible C~s, 10:00 a.m. WESLEY FELLOWSHIP, 5008 ship, 7:00p.m.; Mid-Week Bible DANSVILLE FREE METHO· 10 a.m., worship; church school, ship, 9:30 and 11 a.m., Sunday STOCKBRIDGE PRESBY 6960 Okemo.s roa.d, "A friendly WILLIAMSTON MEMORIAL 11, Armstrong ro11.d, Lansing, one study, 7:00 p.m. D!ST, Robert Sawyer, pastor, EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN, A. school, nursery and crib room TERIAN, Donald Jackson, pastor. call.!lervative Baptist church," CHAPEL HILL METHODIST, block east of Robinson fUrniture Sunday school, 10 a.m.; preach J. Clement, pastor, Summer Sch care, 6:30 p.m., junior choir Sunday school, 9:45a.m.; morn pastor, Rev. Roy Shelpman. BI Ing service, 11:00 FMY 7: 00; corner Kaiser and Coleman store, Rev. Everett Ashley, pas practice, 6:30 p.m. and junior ble school, 9:45 a.m.; worship edule. Worship service In Sept ing worship, 11, coffee hour and evening service, 7: 30; prayer roads, north of Lake Lansing, tor. Sunday school, 10 a.m.; and senior MYF: 7:30p.m., ev service, 11:00 a.m.; youth hour, ember w111 be at 10:00 a.m. adult classes. meeting, Wednesday evening Pastor, Rev. WaIter Stump, morning wor11hip, 11; ave n In g ening worship, p.m.; evening service, 7:30 FAITH LUTHERAN, (Americ 6:00 7:00. Church school, 10:00a,m.; Morn service, 7. FAITH HAVEN METHODIST p.m.; mid-week service, 7:30 an), 4515 Doble road, across WILLIAMSTON FREE METH Ing worship, 11:00 a.m.; MYF, INGHAM CIRCUIT METHO· CHURCH, 3133 Pleasant Grove p.m. Wednesday. · from Forest H1lls, W1111am Hahn, 6:00 p.m.. ODIST, Rev. E. T. Courser, pas pastor. Worship service, 10:15 DIST, Robert DeBell, minister, Road. Minister, Rev. Albert W. MAPLE GROVE BAPTIST, Frevert. Sunday worship ser tor. Church school, 10a.m.;wor a.m.; nursery for tots; Sunday Northwest, morning worship, 9 ROMAN CATHOLIC Richard L, Innes, pastor, Church shlp service, 11; FMY 7:30p.m.; MUNITH METHODIST CIR 11..m.; church school, 10:15; M!ll vices, 10:00 a.m. and 11:15a.m.; 1chool, 10 a.m.; worshJp ser school, 9:15 a.m. for ages 3-14. ST. JAMES CATHOLIC, 1002 worship service, 8:15p.m.; pray CUIT, Rev. G a I en Wightman. v1Ile, me-rnlng worship, 10: 15; Sunday school, 10:00 a.m.; nur s, Lansing street, William J. vice, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; young er meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p.rn. LANSING ZION LUTHERAN, Fitchburg: worship service, 9:15 church school, 11:15, MYF, 7:30 sery through 6th grade, 11:15 people, 6 p.m.; prayer service Rademacher, pastor. Masses F.P. Zimmerman, pastor, One a.m., Church School, 10: 15 a.m. p.m. a.m.; 7th grade through adult Sunday, 8:30 and 10:30a.m.;dally and choir practice, Wednesday, block north of Cavanaugh road on Pleasant Lake: Worship Service, WILLIAMSTON COMMUNITY youth groups meet on Sunday 7:00 a.m.; Saturday 8:00 a.m.; 7:30p.m. South Pennsylvania, Sunday 10:15 a.m., Church School, 9:00 METHODIST, Zack A. Clayton, evenings, Junior high school5: 30 Confessions, Saturday 4:00 to school, 9:30 a.m.; church ser HOLT BAPTIST CHAPEL, LUTHERAN a.m. Munith: Worship Service, pastor. Church school, 9:45a.m.; and Senior high school, 6: 30, 5:00 p.m. and 7:30 to 9:00p.m.; vice, 10:30 a.m. 11: 15 a.m., Church School, I 0: 15 Rev. BW York, PI .or. Ser ALL SAINTS CHURCH, LUTH worship service, 11; supervised FIRST METIIODIST CHURCH, Public high school students reli vicea 7: 30 Sunday night, Sunday a.m. Nursery; Intermediate, Sen Barnes at Ash Streets, Mason. ERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA, ASCENSION EVANGELICAL gion classes every Monday even STOCKBRIDGE METHODIST, ior MYF, 7:00p.m. Maundy Thursday evening ser school, 10:00; Morning worship, Sunday school, 9: 30 a.m.; the LUTHERAN, 2780 Haslett road Ing 7:00p.m.; Public grade school Rev. Albert Raloff, pastor. Sun- HOLT METHODIST, Rev. vice 7: 30, Com munlon w111 be students religion classes every These Firms Malie This Public Service Possible il''' ,,, ,,,,,c~;I~;;~!~~~~~l'H'~';;,,, ,,,,, ,,,, ,,I MODERN CLEANERS DART MASON FOODLAND MASON PRINT SHOP SMITH HARDWARE & SHIRT LAUNDRY CONTAINER CORP. Mason Mason Meson Mason Mason, Mich. :::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: SPARTAN ASPHALT MASON STATE BANK FLUKE STOCKBRIDGE HOLT PRODUCTS PAYINA CO. 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CHESLEY DRUG LUECHT FUNERAL HOME PEOPLES STATE BANK THE PEOPLES CASKEY FUNERAL HOME Holt Mason BANK OF LESLIE AND FURNITURE ; Mason Ma~on Leslie Williamston Webberville Leslie, Michigan Stockbridg~ j The Ingham County News, Wednesday, April 14, 1965- Page B-12 Religious :::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::;:::::::;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::: ,•,• ...N N Music Themes ~ ., . ~ :::: _,:.-N\v;. 1\ /,1/, . :::: Meeting :·:· '-.~' ~0...--~- ~ ltl. ;.;: The monthly meeting of Mn !iii 1n~ ~~~t;. i5S~~:~ ~~ ·~nntg ~t&h'(~ ill! son-DIUisville Keynote Juniors, •'•' '1f"in"'J .~., ~I ... , . ;::_~¥ ·~f....WM· .... a member of the Natlonnl Fed :::: ~·"'~ ' loo.~;: ,--,. ·:·: '' I- / ... ·- . '•"•' eration of Music clubs, was held :·!· H,' ..A.. I p 6 !5 ,, .... .,:-.... •,•, :·:·". '/,,,,.,. ·r r N ..i.•·,o-', ... :.;.'•'• April 11 In Mason Presbyterian N ~~' N church, Members discussed the ~ r·v, « state convention which w111 be « » held May 15 at Interlochen. ~ ~ Theme of this month's meet JUSTICE COURT iW W13dnesday, Apri I 14, 1965 - Page C-1 i!~i Ing ·was religious music, and ~;:::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::;.: Janice Twork began the program by singing Spirit of God. She was accompanied on the piano by Gerald Woughter, Jim Mueller Court Business Spurts LETTERS spoke briefly about J,S, Bach and Narrow Minds Pet Clinic Johnson won the election over played a trombone solo, Sleep Two persons accused of being $30 each on drunk and dis orderly ers Awake, accompanied by Sarah It seems . that your narrow the issue of VIetnam, open your drunk and disorderly and another counts and Rex Lyle Platte of Diehl, The Methodist Boll Ring and lopsided press was ott and eyes and take another look, The Scheduled charged with 1llegal possession Lansing was given fine and costs ers were guests of the club, running a few hours early last American people viewed !he so of liquor were assessed Ilea vy of $30 and sentenced to 2 days and their group of hymns and Wednesday. For at 9 p,m, Pres cial and economic structure that fines in Judge Roy Adams justice in Jall on the 1llegal possession songs were enjoyed, Closing the HERSHELL R. HUBBARD (center), son ident Johnson proposed a solu they have built over the last 32 court In Mason this week, charge. If the f1ne and costs are AtMSU program the Madrigals sang My of Mrs. Bennie Hampton of Mason, receives tion for finding a peaceful set years, and rejected a radical Thomas M. Roach of Lansing .not paid he will serve an addi The Women's auxiliary to the Shepard Wlll SUpply My Need by tlement In VIetnam, not war. assault on it, and Audley Blaine Fox of Ll· tional I 0 days in jail, · silver bars signifying his promotion to first lieuten The will of the people clearly Michigan state University Student Issac Watts, vonia were each assessed fines of I can't but think, that if you Other persons ticketed for var ant in the U.S. Air Force at Tinker AFB, Oklo. or your candidate had the an called !or a program of pro chapter of the American Veter ious types of traffic viola tlons swers for peace, you would be gress, President Johnson's Great Inary Medical association will 1 bag Covers SURE YOU were assessed fines as follows: Lieutenant Hubbard is a mechanical engineer in In Washington, Society, spoMor a pet clinic AprU 241 2, 500 sq. ft. Robert R•. Fanning' Jr., Lan a unit which supports the Air Force Logistics I! you think that President Tom Barker May 1 and B, tor 5th, 6th, 7th CAN KILL sing, leavlng the scene ot an Mason and 8th graders as a community accident, $10 Command mission of providing air force operation Editor's Note: A solu service project, which wm be CRABGRASS! Thomas Roach, Lansing, no op tion is not a solution un free to all those participating, erator's license, al units with supplies, equipment and maintenance $2 til it worlcs and so far The April 24 and May 1 cl!nics But why not Thomas M, Roach, Lansing, no will be in Glltnor hall (vet bu!l forti il~o and services. A graduate of Prestonsburg (Ky.) high Soap Box I get the distinct lmpres~ control lns11cts outside mirror on right side of sian that American men ding), the May B clinic in tho pa at tho samo car, $2 school, the I ieutenant received his B.S. degree v1llon, Programs developed IIJ!d time. are still facing death in Audley Blaine Fox, Livonia, from the University of Arizona. Commissioned in VIetnam, mainly because conducted by M.S. U. veterinary speed too fast for conditions, Entries of previous "solutions" students wm bo keyed to scouting Reg. $9.95 $5 1963 upon graduation from Officer Training and vacllations on the part merit badges. Among the topics to Non-Burning NOW Audley Blaine Fox, Livonia, School at Lockland AFB, Tex., Lieutenant Hub of American politicians, be included are the following: $ , disregarded stop sign, $5 6 95 bard is married to the former Charlene Smith, General Grooming - Bathing, Fred Shepherd, Webbervme, Sought Combing and Brushing, Teeth no operator's license, $5 daughter of Mrs. Eunice Smith of 28 Cedartown The Mason junior chamber oi Cleaning, etc. Edward Lee Ware, Mason, Elementary First Ald. reckless driving, $65 Ave., Tallapoosa, Ga. Pinning on the bars is commerce is backing a move ment to interest Mason boys Church Notes Emergency Treatment, Company Douglas Strouse, Mason, Colonel Walter Packard (left), director of ma Oral Medication. horburn no Valid llcense on vehicle, $2 to take part in the annual Soap terial management and Colonel Roland Keator, Box derby In Lansing July 19, DAN.SVILLE - The Women's Feeding, 21lB N. Moaon Mason Clayton w. Peak, Lansing, dis Missionary Society of the Dans. The Role the Veterlnnrtan. OR 7·3381 obeyed red flasher, Mason boys will be encour. ot $4 chief of the service engineering division, Okla vllle Free Methodist church re. General City Laws and Infor- Olah May Launsteln, Mason, aged to build their own racers and enter In the event. cently completed a reading con. mation on the Humane Society, expired operator's Hcense, $2 homa City Air Material Area. Among the many prizes is a test which had been conducted Prevention of Disease, Philip Duane Austin, Lansing, througlJOut the denomination, Obedience Training. speeding, $15 $500 u.s. savings bond for the • local Winner, The champion of Mrs, Clyde Curtis promoted the Brief History and IdontWca Moria H, Camp, Mason, im contest In the Dansvllle area, A tlon of a !ew breeds of AnlmalB • proper backing, $5 the local race will spend four picture of a stained glass win The clinic wm conclude with a Betty Christian, Mason, ex All Saints exciting days In Derbytown, Ak Spring dow had been outlined on a large pet show on May 8, Allthosepu pired operator's license, $2 ron, Ohio, and race in the All American Soap Box Derby. piece of paper and had been di t!clpatlng wm be able to show Bruce A. Dengleln, Lansing, vided of! Into twelve sections their petll, mutilated operator's license, Plans Week There will be a contest for $5 . the top 5 best designs in the with a cross and a globe placed Brings Mason area, Judging will be based in the center. Each section rep Iva L. Nicholson, Lansing, dis resented 100 pages read and the obeyed stop sign, $4 Of Services on construction of the racer and over-all style, Judges will beMa cross and globe represented 50 Franklin Eugene Lyon, Mason, pages read. To complete the expired operator's license, Two special services of wor son Jaycees. An outllne for build Church Will $2 Gyppers picture It would require 1250 ship Will highlight the Holy Week ing a racer may be obtained at Virginia McBride, Mason, im pages of Christian literature to proper backing, $8 actlvlt!es of All Saints Luther the Al Rice Chevrolet garage. Have you had any "something be read, The contest was con.• Start Services an church of Mason. On the ev The ten wluners will be sponsored Lydia R. Garrison, Mason, for nothing" offers lately? ducted during the first 3 months speeding, $12 ening of Maundy Thursday, Ap in the local race by Mason area Mason area churches are con Or any offers oi free furnace of the year during which time rll 15, which Js the anniversary merchants, Designs must be sub ducting union services this week, Ernest A. Houghton, Lansing, inspection? mitted before April 24, 14,959 pages were read by the speeding, $30 day of the Institution ofthe Loril's in observance of Passion Week, Or met anyone who would like WMS members and others who in addition to their own regular Supper, All Saints will celebrate A fllm oi the 1964 All-Ameri Harold Neal, Mason, speeding, to use your home as a model? attend the church. Mrs, William ly scheduled and special ser $30 a special service o! Holy Com. can Soap Box Derby in Akron, If you have, then you have Freiermuth was hailed as the vices. munion. Begtnning at 7:30 p.m. Ohio, wm be shown at the Junior Harold Neal, Mason, ran stop been visited by one of the sev greatest reader, she turned in sign, $4 . in the I,O,O,F, hall on Maple h.lgh school In Mason Apr!l 19, The Mason Ministerial asso eral door to door pitchmen who the largest number of pages read, ciation, in cooperation with the street, the service will be unique Outlines may also be obtained at Eunice A. Larson, Mason, come out of winter hibernation that time, Every year during the Lenten Mason Lions and Kiwanis clubs, speeding, $20 about this time ot year. in using the altar in the center of the sanctuary, The sermon by period the Dansville Free Meth has announced that the Good Fri Charles w. Sldnner, Mason, A sure sign of spring at the odist Sunday School promotes day afternoon ualon services will speeding, $21 Pastor Paul A. Tldemann wJll Ingham county prosecutor's of Aurelius Center self-denial giving to assist the · be staged at Mason Methodist CAR SLUGGISH? LET Charles W, Skinner, Mason, flee is the annual parade of com focus on the meaning and prac. ran stop s lgn, $4 tlce of Holy Communion, denomlnntional Children's Home church from 1:15 until 2:30p.m. . plaints con c e rnl n g alleged The Aurelius 4-H group met at Woodstock, Illinois, This home Rev, Joseph Nielson of Mason last Thursday for the . selection "fraudulent schemes" and mis Good Friday evening will find has cared for the needs of par. Church of the Nazarene will be US LOOK INTO IT! leading representation, of spring and summer projects, entless children for many years, the speaker, The Methodist Tapped the Lutheran church conducting a They were also given permis "I would like to advise the Tenebrae Service Jn the I.O.O,F. Cans and crosses with places church will provide special music Sparkplugs, battery, engine ... what· public to be alert to all these sion sl1ps which are to be re Jim BUllen, son of Dr. and hall at 7:30 p.m. The Tenebrae to insert 10 dimes have been With Rev, E.L. Sutcliffe, minister ever's wrong with your car, we put right. type s of offers," Prosecutor turned at the meeting in May. sent home with the children, ot the church, acting as chair Mrs, Robert BUllen of Mason, Service also known as the Ser They announced a bowl!ng party Drive in far a thorough under-the-hood Donald Reisig said this week. vice oi Shadows, is an ancient Next SUnday, Easter Sunday, man in charge of this service, has been tapped !or Phi Eta 11 for May 20, The oUicers this check-up soon. Count on our skill and To protect himself from pos Christian service which focuses these cans and crosses will be stores wlll be closed from 1 p.m. Sigma, national scholastic honor sible fraud the home owner should year are the following: John Bar experience with our ATLAS ELECTRONIC society, Bullen is a sophomore on the various Scripture passages returned with the offering for to 2:45 p.m. to enable their em be sure that he knows who he ker, president; Vance DeCamp, the Children's Home. ployes to attend services, Scope. at Albion college, referring to the sufferln~ and vice-president; Janie Bl!sonen, is dealing with, should read any death of Christ, These passages The newly organized Light and Easter Sunday morning at 7 secretary; Linda Clark, treasur documents that he signs and re will be read chorally by All Life Men's Fellowship of the a.m. will find another special er; Pam Besonen, reporter. Mr. Visits In Mason ceive copies oi them, should Saints' Luther League, the young Dansvllle Free Methodist church union service, the annUal sun shop to be sure he is getting and Mrs. Richard Pifer are the met last Thursday In the town. rise service. This year the ser people's group, The church's Community Leaders. Mrs, Joel Richert and chU the best price obtalnnble for senior choir will present spe. hall, Following the meal a short vice will be held at Mason Church. DARROW'S STANDARD Because this Is Holy Week dren are spending the week with whatever he Is purchasing, sho~d clal music between each of the business meeting was held with of the Nazarene with Rev, Glenn 173 W. Maplo the church has an especially 677·9311 her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Ar be sure he knows the rate of lessons, and, in the darkened Wayne Young reporting on plans Frye, associate pastor of Unl busy schedule. Tuesday, Aprllt3, MASON thur Jewett. Mrs. Richert lives interest he Will be paying, and sanctuary, special altar candles for a father- son activity at Tlg. ver slty Methodist church, East the church had its quarterly busi in Washington, D.C. if he has any questions con w1ll bo continuously extinguished er Stadium. Then Leland Per Lansing, speaking, Special music cerning the rellablllty of the ness meeting, All boards and rine showed pictures of a trip wlll be provided by the host as each lesson is concluded, committees gave reports, people he is Intending to do All Saints will hold its fes. to the west coast, church. business with, should check with The sunrise service wlll be ob tlve Easter service at its usual served this Sunday at 6 a.m. The public is Invited to attend the Chamber of Commerce, his worship hour, 10:45a,m,onEast. either of these services or any bank or his own attorney," Speakers will be Mrs. Lawrence Lecture Scheduled er SUnday at the I. 0. 0, F. hall, Do! bee and Charles Davis. of the special Passion Week ser "What Is Life?" Is the ques vices at the church. oi their Breakfast will be served follow- choice, ing this service. tion to be explored in depth at Table a Christl.an Science lecture In Guest speaker at the church LanslngSunday, Aprll lB. James Palm Sunday was Eddy Levlnne Watt o! Washington D.c. wlll be Child Clinic Is Booked 1 Radio from Alexandris, Egypt, Levinne, the speaker, under sponsorship of Death Claims The Michigan Crippled Chil .. a Hebrew christl.an, is repre First Church Christ Scientist, have not been contacted may senting "Israel's Remnant" a dren commission will sponsor a Lansing, The lecture will begin call the Ingham County Health missionary society among the at 3:15 p.m., In the small audi W. J. Andrews $699 clinic as part of a statewide tlepartment, program aiding the physically Jews. For the Sunday school torium of the Civic Center. In classes Lev!nne gave a demon Wesley J. Andrews, a former handicapped child on April 27 fant care wm be provided at the Civic Center. resident of Webberv1!1e, died Other organizations actively stration of the Jewish Passover and 28 at the Holt Methodist Sunday night at Howell hospital, church, cooperating and assisting with table. In the evening the movie ServIces were conducted from the clinic are the Ingham County presented by Levinne was "I Gorsline Brothers funeral home Physically handicapped chil Medical society, American Red Behold His Glory," Holy Week New Pastor in Williamston Tuesday after. dren up to the age of 21 will Cross, Edward W, Sparrow and services wU! be In .the Leslie Members of Maple Grove Bap attend the clinic. Community hall nightly. It began tist church have welcomed thetr noon. Burial was In Rowley cem . St. Lawrence hospitals and the etery, Parents or guardians of those Ingham County Health depart last Sunday and will run through new pastor and wife, Mr. and Mrs, Free Gift planning to attend the clinic but ment. Thursday. Good Friday service Richard Innes, who moved into the Fresh a k and wlll be at 1:15 p.m. par.sonnge last week. The new SUrviving are 3 sons, Arnold Emile Bannn of Halt! Boy pastor has .been In America 6 and Norwood both of Webber Wrap & Delivery ville and Bernard of Wllllams Polaroid Color Film You are Invited to Attend a Scouts has sent the following re years, coming !rom Brisbane, quest, He has GOO Boy Scouts ami Austrlal!.a for his mln1sterlal ton; a daughter, Mrs, Gladys free Lecture on 350 Girl Scouts, he writes, The training. Mrs, Innes is a nntive Hamlin of WJlliamston. Boy Scouts are connected with or Indiana. She is presl!ntly at Fresh Candies ·Fanny Fanner Whibnan Christian Science Ithe Baptist rellglon. They would tending Michigan State univer Mr. Andrews was a member like to correspond with AmeriCIIJl sity. of the Webberv!lle Masollic Lodge entitled No. 485. From 69¢ What Is Life ? Free / S'mart by PLANNED Gift James C. Watt, C. S. UNITE . ~~~Bunniesl0/f FAMILY SECURITY of Washington, D.C. Wrap 91ve our J W.!' with Farm Bureau Life Member of the Board of Lectureship of Insurance. The Mother Church MICHIGA \@W • mortgage The First Church oLChrist, Scientist Act Today protection Boston, Massachusetts ,:,,.;,1"('·"1!"':'11:'1 • education funds Sunday, AprillB, 1965 Write Your State • family income Representatives & • retirement plans 4 Senators savings plans Registered Pharmacists at 3:15P.M. Contact me lodayl Small Auditorium of the URGE THEM END TOLLS ON THE GREAT TO Duane Morlan 24 Hour Emergergency Service MACKINAC BRIDGE AND UNITE OUR STATE LANSING CIVIC CENTER ON THE FREEWAYS OF THE NA170N ...• 245 S. j£"fferson uoa y & Night Delivery" Mason, M~ch. " 505 W. Allegan Street Sene/ for colodu/ bumper strips one/ OR &.5578 Lansing, Michigan cleca/s ••• JOIN WITH US IN THE FIGHT TO MAKE "BIG MAC'' FREE FARM BUREAU OR 7·0411 Under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Drugs Moil Contributions To: Mason Lansing, Michigan INSURANC WARE'S Cameras Crusade For Toll-Free Mackinac Bridge Free Parking in the Lewis Cass lot Companies of Infant core at the Civie Center Seth Whitmore, Director, P .0. Box 451 . -- Lansing, Michi9an Michigan One.Year Ago--1964 ernment for civilian flyers. The·. M, Chandle1· Nauts, principal of plane was reconditioned by the the Mason senior high school, government and Is now at Jewett Will take over as ~uperlntendent airport. of the Mason public schools July. 30 Years Ago--1936 1, He was selected by the board of Eguene Edgar of Mason has education to succeed James H. been retained as manager of the Vander Ven who Is retiring county ja!l farm for the current June 30 after having served the year, The decision was reached at .Editorial Comments ... Mason schools for IS years, a session of the jall farm com- Two girls paced the Mason mlttee of the board of super senior class in academic a. visors, chlevement this year. Joanne Joseph Smith fell on the street Eastman · has been named Val- Monday and was quite badly Our Freedoms edlctorlan with a. neu perfect bruised. He Is confined to his America, the land with so many 3.98 academic record out of a home on W, Maple street, Council of Nice fixed the date possible 4 points. Linda Oesterle 50 Years Ago--1915 freedoms, one of them freedom of for Easter, the first Sunday on Is the Salutatorian with a 3,83 L. A, Barnhill has purchased religion and with churches on record. a third Interest with the Hayner or after the first full moon af 10 Years Ago--1955 brothers In property on South many street corners should be Alfred Forche Is Mason's new B street. The old barn Is being ter the 21st of March. INGHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE IN 1908. Compare the trees reason enough to offer thanks and mayor. Councilmen elected him torn down and wlll be replaced It has often been said ''Too Monday night by a vote of 3 to 1 with a ceme.nt block garage bull in this picture with the giants on the courthouse lawn today. While the trees praise to God every Sunday of over Councilman Richard Mor- ding which wi!J soon be bullt. bad the church pews cannot be are larger, the courthouse is sma II er. Notice that the round windows and every week, not just on one or r!s. A, L. Richmond, who the past filled every Sunday", and to that Ph llllp MUI!B 0! Leroy year has been a clerk at Dean chimneys have since been removed since this picture was taken. Also, the ,two special days a year. township is the new chairman of and Cross hardware store, has we agree, There is always the the Ingham county board of super- resigned and expects soon to go on clock faces had yet to be installed when this picture was taken. The old It would indeed be a miracle. hope however, that some ofthose visors. He has served his town- the road as a travellng salesman. photograph is from the Minnie Thorburn collection. if everyone could 1i ve God's word ship as supervisor for 10 years, 75 Years Ago--1890 non-regulars will be inspired by 20 Years Ago--1945 Postmaster Call has fitted up throughout the week and go to something they hear during the Mr, and Mrs. Joel Piche, man- the front half of the building oc church on Sunday to listen to His agers of the juvenile detention cupied by him and put in book Easter service that will kindle home In Mason since last August, and show cases filled with sta word, obtain strength for the the spark. reslgned last week. They have re- tlonery over which Frank Mehan coming week and give thanks for turned to the state Vocational presides, For those who believe it un school In Lansing to manage a A young pullet belonging to having gotten through the last necessary to attend church every cottage. C,M, Shafer has awakened to the Barhs and Praice week. Harley Starrhaspurchasedone stringency of the times and lays Sunday to be a Christian, there is of the planes released by the gov- nothing but double yolked eggs. Monday night a new council become an object of suspicion What is it that brings the mul this answer; "If a person honest formed for the city of Mason, titudes out to church on Easter, GUEST EDITORIAL whether they should be suspec ly aspires to be a Christian, There were 2 new faces to go ted or not. even more so than Christmas? he will automatically have the It Would Make a Difference with the 5 experienced council If councils and school boards The most commonly heard desire to attend church." men, Because of that fact I am answer is, "The new clothing". Tulia TeXBB Herald are interested in getting people We have experienced living The Biblical parable of the laborers in the vineyard Is not moved to give a piece of advice- to show an interest in attending Is it really so? Maybe it is, to in a country where, at one time, given us for a pattern for labor relations ••• nevertheless, not only to the newcomers but to some extent, but more questions !t has meaning In other areas of our 20th century lives. meetings and participating ln church going was rather danger According to the parable, a man employed laborers to the old hands. It is advice which meetings then forget the closed bring out such answers as,' 'Eas ous. Those that were not closed. work In his vineyard. At six o'clock In the morning he em is also directed to school boards, ter is different than Christmas ''ployed some, at IUl agreed wage, to work for 12 hours. At and isolated committee meetings. outright were closely watched, nine o'clock, he employed others. At noon, three o'clock and county boards and their various They do nothing but drive away which is so commercialized that either by Communist or Nazi at five o'clock he employed additional workmen. commissions and committees. may be the Christ Child is for-· At the close of the day, he paid the 12-hour workers the those. who might be interested in spies, and even those persons agreed price ••• and everything was satisfactory .• , until he Giving advice is one of my seeing government in action. gotten". Others say "Since Eas paid a full day's wage also to those who had worked only who seldom attended suddenly nine, six, three and one hour. weaknesses. My advice is seldom ter comes in the spring, it feels This advice doesn't just come felt a great loss, a feeling of Human!Jke, those who had worked .12 hours felt mistreated asked for and usually ignored off the top of the head. Having like everything is coming to life ancl complained. and the world still revolves day loneliness and emptiness. The 12-hour worker had not been mistreated ll&cause he missed not more than a half-doz again, there is a feeling of new had been paid the preval!Jng wage for 12 hours• work. If the after day. It doesn't deter me, ness." boss wanted to pay the others what amounted to a bonus, !t en city council meetings in the There is an old saying, "Noth was his right. though. Whatever the reasons, last 20 years and having covered ing is ever missed till it is taken But !t is the same old story ••• man Is less Interested In So here goes on this piece of school boards and other govern churches all over this land will the Intrinsic value of what he has than In Its comparative value. advice: away" o A man Is satlstled with what he earns •• , until he finds ment operations, this advice isn't be filled to capacity next Sunday, Let's take advantage of our someone maJdng more than he makes. A child Is happy, in Closed doors are troublemak just as they have been on this fact overjoyed with a new bicycle ••• untll he discovers that something offered as a whim of freedoms, especially the free his older brother got a motorbike! ers when it comes to conducting the moment. day ever since 325, when the dom of religion. The happiest people we know are those who have learned affairs of the public--and that to be content with what they have, who have no desire to keep It's my observation that more up with the Jones, means government. government business can be con It's the same with moral!ty ••• people seldom measure their There is always a tendency for behavior with the Biblical or legal standard of morality, ducted in a shorter time with Rather it Is, "I am more honest than Joe," or "I am more government boards, councils and regular at church than Mary." Comparatively speaking, he fewer errors if committees work Spotlight Better Than Darkness may be more honest than Joe. She may be more regular In commi'ssions to fall back on that out in the open. church attendance than Mary ••• but both may fall far short old chestnut--the committee of of the standard. It ought to be worth a try. viewpoint, That is the viewpoint the whole or, as it is sometimes Tho edltorla.I below appeared In the Feb We'd have a d!.fferent world lf eyes were glued not on the Washington is a classic ex of the defendant -- or the crim t!me John knocks off In the afternoon but on the clock on the ruary 12 !Bsue or The Specta.tor, the news called, executive session. ample of how things can get into pa.per at Southern Michigan Prison. Hugh inal if you prefer. wall; If we measured our efficiency not against the efficiency Dillon, editor, subsequently wrote the Jack of Tom or B!ll but against the requirements of the job; 11 we There are times when ex- a first class mess when the public lion Citizen Pa.trlot submitting some of the While in some cases a large measured our honesty and faithfulness to our church not ecutive sessions are necessary is fed only what government bur same points for consideration by the public. amount of publicity does make against that of Joe and Mary but iigalnst the divine standard, Since Mr. Dlllon !B an Inmate and exper when such items as personnel eaucrats think is good for the ienced !n arrest IUld trla.l procedures, his a "circus" out of a trial, these problems and budgets are the public to know. viewpoint ill Important. instances are very much in the topics, Down If I were an elected official- minority. But, to go underground to dis Currently, there is much talk which I am not apt to be--l would It would be nice if when a per by the cuss everyday business of the about a proposal broached by the insist that public business be son got into trouble there was no city, county, state, nation or the American Bar association. The By Nelson D. Brown conducted out where the public embarrassing publicity. But school district is dangerous. group asks police, prosecu Edited by Margaret Brown Sycamore can see and hear it. these are the ·-dues" a person Public business conducted out tors and defense attorneys not to must pay, along with the other May 30, 1946 in the open is beneficial to the give comments, disclose evi As those youngsters grow penalties, when he or she breaks A memory is a wonderful older, someone will tell them council and to the public. Any dence or discuss in any way the thing. Webster describes it I am not young. They will the law. as "the mental reproduction forget those hours I romped group of elected or appointed of circumstances surrounding a The most important factor, of impressions or thoughts with them. They will re ficials is going to make mis case with newsmen. previously entertained and member to listen for the from a defendant's viewpoint, is the recognition of them as creal~ of my joints. Then takes but when those mistakes are Their theory is that such com the possibilities that could come belonging to previous ex· they won't want to play with made behind closed doors they munication may prejudice a case pcrience." W i t h o u t a me anymore. about from "muzzling" the memory even a wise man In This Week magazine a because of the publicity received. press. would keep on repeating the philosopher said: "Nobody The mayor of Philadelphia has same mistakes over and grows old by merely living With no outsiders to answer to, over again. A burnt child .a number of years; people •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• instructed his city officials to there will always be the possi would never dread the fire. grow old only by deserting disregard the request. Many memory improve. their ideals. Years wrinkle bility of abuse. There are many ment courses are offered, the skin, but to give up So, we have 2 viewpoints on the cases on record where newsmen and have been offered down enthusiasm wrinkles the matter: a.ttorneys attempting to through the ages. A good soul. Worry, doubt, self-dis· Are you working on your let plastic at Dart Container corpor were the primary cause of such memory is a wonderful trust, fear and despair ter to be placed in the l\·lason Cen protect the clients and official thing, and so is a good for· ation, but he claims that the abuses coming to light, Many these are the long, long tennial Time Capsule? The dom who, only naturally, want to getter. Thcmostocles, when years that bow the head and aroma offreshly sawn lumber and more cases than the ones where Simonides offered to teach turn the growing spirit back capsule - actually a concrete chronicle their achievements. him the art of memory, fish glue has nagged at him to the the newsmen's spotlight had an to dust. You are as young burial vault -will be buried on the The official's argument that said: "Teach me not the art as your faith, as old as your point he is establishing a wood effect on the outcome of pro of remembering, but the art doubt; as young as your self . courthouse square and won't be "muzzling" the press will not of forgetting, for I remem· working shop of his own. He is ceedings. confidence, as old as your dug up untill990, It's a good place assist in crime prevention is also her things I do not wish to :fear; as young as your hope, married to the former Jane Dart. As distasteful as the adverse remember, but I can not for. as old as your despair." to put your memoirs, secret sound. get things I wish to forget." publicity is, it might be better to Bill Thorburn has profited diary, letters of advice or ex * * * But so far no one has sought All of us can think of greatly from . rending want Patrons at the Jack Tar ln be u spotlighted" momentarily scores of things we would ads in the Ingham Co1mty planation to your children ( or Lansing already know about the the third, and just as important, than to be abused in darkness, lilre to forget, but we'll carry News. On a trip to the city the memories to our graves. dump last Friday night, I children's children), confessions Mason centennial. Mason and We remember things we found Bill slaying rats. lie or predictions, The cost is $1 want to forget. We forget the l1ad a .22 automatic rifle Dansville enthusiasts provided a thing.~ we want to remem. equipped with a telescope per letter with the money going special dance extravaganza Sat Goals for 1965 ber. and he was bitting rats to support Mason's centennial We should forget our birth wllich would have been over urday night. Among the bearded The Ingham County News supports these objectives: observance. Turn your letters days, psychologists now tell the horizon to the .~aked eye. gentlemen and ladies were Mr. us, instead of remembering He bought both the rifle and into The Ingham County News 1. our own and those of others. and Mrs. Bob Morgan, Mr. and ITa' :s •be PS?R'e're shpjg 9' 's I at lifE City noll - the telescope through the : :c:::~ '~':r:: of Remembering birthdays is want ads. In appreciation of and we'll see that they get de Mrs. Bernard Cady, Mr. and Mrs. 2. an acquired habit. Little the services provided by the livered promptly in 1990. children pay no attention to want ads. Bill permitted me Dorn Dlehl, Mr. and Mrs. Dave birthdays. At least, that's to scare out the rats from * * * Diehl and Mr. and Mrs. Norman 3. my observation. For the past the rubbish. J!ill hit the first Joe Tiefenthaler. one of Ma month, as I have set forth 11 I chased into the open. Ue Pritzel. Mr. and Mrs. George previously, I have romped missed on No. 12, getting son's foremost artists in wood, Kuipers were applauding from 4. and played during daylight just a crease across the is plunging into his own wood the sidelines. hours and some of the night right Oank at 110 yards. 5. hours with four youngsters. One of the finest gardens specialties business. Joe was They look upon me as a In the county wiiJ be planted born in Germany, became a u.s. playmate. They share their this week if my wife and 6. cookies, their raisins and daughter·in-law get their citizen and has followed the wood their popcorn with me. They washing and ironing out of working trade in Mason and Cal insist on wrestling with me. the way in time. ifornia. Joe has been working with The Ingham Dansville · County News Will Have Dansville Barbecue Dansville Band Promoters met People of the Christian faith served In Fellowship hall and a mornlnfl' at the close of the Sun in the multi-purpose room of everywhere gather this. week In film entitled "Dust a.nd Destiny" At 11 a.m. Rev. Courser will News DansvIlle elementary school observance of Easter and the day school hour which begins at deliver the Easter sermon, was sllown at the conclusion of 10 o'clock. The choir wm g1ve Monday evening, Mrs, Coridon events that led to the victory the dinner. ADVENTIST CHURCH Webster was In charge of the over death and the worship of ·a cantata, "Cross To Throne," The Seventh . Day Adventist On Palm SUnday the Sacrament under dll·ectlon of Miss Elsie meeting With 20 parents In at the risen saviour, Williamston of Baptism was conducted for church of Williamston will have tendance, Cobb. Soloists will be Irvin Cobb, churches, each with Its own tra . children and youth and the Youth services at the regulru• hour A committee of 6 was elected ditional pattern, rejoice In the Vernon Cobb, Carolyn Cobb, Lil this Easter week, On Wednes Tho Insham Extension group Mrs, Marguerite Cook and son, Membership class was received, to organize a chicken barbecue Inspirational message. lian Lockwood and Royce Lock day evening prayer meeting was wW meet Monday evening AP Larry, were dinner guests of On Thursday, April 15, the to be held Immediately following The First Baptist church of wood, John Bjorkulst Will be at 7:30. Precipitation totallJJd .15 of an ru 10 for it:~ annllll.l recipe night Mr. and Mrs, Jack Cook of Wil Maundy Thursday communion and the annual Memorial Day par WW!amston, the city's oldest the reader, Others taking part Inch, and Ieason at the Township hall liamston Tuesday evening. Tenebrae service will be con ade Monday, May 31. Those on church, began Holy Week with in the cantata wm he Betty . The Easter observance will be Temperature reading's were ali in DanBVllle, Dinner Will be at Mr. and Mrs, James Cook of ducted. the committee are: Dicit T1•aver, special music and a guest spealt Cassler, Coral Lockwood, Bob at the regular hour 11 a, m. follows: 7 p,m. Members are asked to Holt were SUnday guests of Cook's Friday at 1:30 p.m. Union GoOd Warren Mueller, Mrs. Lyle er--Russell Glazier, mission Qlams, Joyce Courser, Delores Saturday, April 17, Rev, Hnaty High brinr their own table service, mother, Mrs, Marguerite Cook, A Friday services will take place LOW Glenn, Mrs, Leslie Rled, Mrs. ary for several years, lie Is now LockwoOd, Susanne Cassler and shyn will spealt, Sabbath school April 7 55 their favorite dish and recipes Mr. and Mrs, Carl Neuman at the M.E, church with Rev, 31 Roylyn Miller and Mrs, Edward working with Chinese students In Patricia Hlldabrldle. will be at 9:30 a.m. April 8 44 tor it, and family of Muskegon were E,J, Courser of the Free Meth 35 Bowen. Clifford Warle, band In Chicago. April 9 55 The Baptlllt Christian Home guests Saturday ot Mrs, Neu odist church bringing the mes 31 structor, Will also assist, Pro BAPTI5'T April 10 65 makers ot the DD.IIBville Baptist man's parents, Mr, and Mrs. sage, 42 · church met With Mrs, John Clark ceeds of the barbecue will pay On GoOd Friday the Baptist · April 11 72 4fl Elmer Ojala. Following U1e Union Easter April 12 Thursday evening Aprll 8, off the balance owed on tile new church will join in the Good Sunrise service at 6:30 a.m. Weather 52 34 Mr. and Mrs. Basil Chesley April 13 Mr. and Mrs, WlWam Nls band uniforms purchased a year Friday union service In the Wil at the Baptist church there will 52 28 called on Chesley's mother, Mrs. ago by the Senior band, The death-dealing tornado that wonpr and tamlly were dinner liamston Community, M, E, be 2 services at 8:15 and 11 Monday. The precipitation will Mariam Chesley of Leslie, Sun church, whipped across Michigan last iUests Thursday ol Mr, and Mrs, day atternoon, Clifford Warle, the new band a.m. with church school at 9:45 total about 2 to 4 tenths of an instructor for the remainder of On Easter Sunday the Sunrise SUnday night has left cool wea Inch, Nathlln Lantis ol Mason in honor .Mrs. Erwin Shroyer of Grand a.m. this school year, gave an out service at 6:30 a.m,in the churcl: ther that will remain at least o.f the birthday of William Nls Rapids and Mrs. Victor Palmer FREE METHODIST It will be cloudy with occas line of future band activities that with Rev. Harold Reese giving for the next 5 days the weather Ional light rain tonight and warm wonpr whose birthday was AP- of Mason were Saturday visi The Free Methodist church bureau In Lansing said today. rU 8, . will be followed through by the the sermon ."The Resurrection Joins with other Williamston er with little change In temp tors of Mr. and Mrs, George full - time band Instructor for Temperatures during the per Mr, and Mrs~ Wlllard Niswon Vogt, Sr. of Jesus and the Contemporary churches In the Union services erature Thursday, Low tonight Dansv1lle high school next year. Christ". At 10 a.m. the Bible Iod will average 2 to 4 degrees will be near 40 and the high rer were guesta of the William Mrs. Pauline Killinger of on Good Friday at 1:30 p.m. below the normal high of 55 Nlswongers saturday evening, school wlll study the Resurrec at the Community Methodist Thursday in the high 50's. Fowlervllle visited Mr, and Mrs, tion, to 60 and the normal low of 32 Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Whitman George Vogt saturday evening, church. The Free Methodist min to 37. The average temperature In At 11 a.m. the second church and Bon, Jerry; Dale Whitman F red Gauss of Chelsea Is ister Rev. E. T, Courser will Mason during the past week was 4Hers Learn service will be conducted by Rain Is predicted Thursday and Douglas Showers were SUn spending a few days this week gl ve the sermon. On Easter 46 degrees, 2 degrees colder the pastor, The subject w111 be and possibly igaln Sunday or day dinner guests of Mr, and at the home of his son, Law than the same week a year ago, Mrll. Don Glover ot Webberville, ton Gauss, About Horse "C h r I s t 1 n the Midst of the Churches." Mrs, John Curran and sons Callers the past week at the Evening service will be at ot Ann Arbor visited Mrs. Cur home of Mrs, Bessie Turnbull 7:30 with the subject "Encount ran's aillter and family, Mr. were Mrs. Irene Braman, Mrs, Training er with Christ in his Resurrec and Mra, A,B, Braman and Mrs. Floyd Hanson and sons, Mrs. DANSVILLE - The Dansville tion" with a sermon by Rev. AND Jean Crawford and son, Saturday. Carla Hayhoe, Mrs, Clarence Stirrup Steppers 4-H Horse club Cash Savings Plaid Stamps Mrs, LeRoy Johnson and son Reese. (Breakfast will follow the Curtis of Dansville, and Mrs. attended the 4-H horse training Sunrise service,) ot Mason visited Mrs, Johnson's James Wilkinson of Mason. session at the Kisor Stock farm ROMAN CATHOLIC parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Donald West near Mason last Saturday. The St, Mary's Catholic church of CurUs, Friday evening, and family of Mason were Sun members watched demonstra Williamston had special services Mrs, Evelyn Tompkins of Hart day dinner guests of West's par. tions of the training of a "green" on Palm Sunday to begin Holy and son, Richard, ot Michigan ents Mr. and Mrs, Ronald West, colt and two other demonstrations Week. The Ceremony of the state university spent the week Mr, and Mrs. James Stewart on the relnlng of a horse. Also, Palms was a part of the ser end with Mrs. Tompkins mother, visited Mrs. Stewart's parents ·there was a questlon-answerper- vice In which 300 families were Mrs, C,A, Diehl, On SUnday they, Sunday evening. lod after each demonstration. with Mr. and Mrs, Dorn Diehl given palms to lteep In the home Semi-Boneless Mrs, Jack Yaeger of East Lan The Stirrup Steppers were one and family and Mr. and Mrs. for a year. Tuesday and Wed sing spent Sunday with. her moth of several clubs from Ingham nesday there was Mass and Holy David D~ehl and famlly were er, Mrs, George Mitchell, county at the session. llinner guests o1 Mr. and Mrs. Communion. At 1:30 p.m. on Mr. and Mrs, A.O, Greenough The Stlrrup Steppers are plan Peter Stld in honor of the birth F rlday there will be the tra spent the past week end · with ning a meeting Tuesday evening day of Mrs, C,A, Dilhl, ditional Tre Ore service and at his sister, Miss Annette Green at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .Mr. and Mrs, Ted Heins and 2:30 p.m. the Solemn Liturgy, ough and Miss Frances Volk Ph1111p Tletsort of DansVIlle. Af On saturday there will be the Mils Ruth Gray of Dansvllle, mer.of Flint, ter the regulll.rbuslness meeting, Mr. and Mrs, Leonard English blessing of the pascal candle, Mr. and Ml's, Jay Boyle were Mrs, Tietsort will give a demon of Brown road, Mr. and Mra, blessing of the new fire and of SUnday dinner guests at the home stratton of the proper grooming of Larry Hukell and family spent the baptismal water for new year. of their son and family, Mr. a horse. SUnday with Mr, and Mrs. Ed Services will be conducted by and Mrs, L,J, Boyle of East Rev. Fr. William G. Hankerd ward Cremer and famUy of How Lansing, ell rOad near Dansville, Williamston Briefs assisted by Rev, Fr. RonaldPrl Mr. and Mrs, Robert Service Mr. and Mrs, Rex Townsend . WILLIAMSTON - Charles Ad gliasco, a Franciscan priest. and family ot Manchester were .:~ SUPER RICHT· ~t SUnday evening with Mr, ams of st. Louis, Mo., on a NAZARENE Sunday alternoon Visitors at the and Mrs. Loal Townsend of business trip to Michigan, was The Williamston Nazarene home of Mr. and Mrs, Harold a guest at the home of Miss church I s joining the loci\l Northwest Stockbridge, Wing, Fully Cooked Mr, and Mra, Tex Townsend Eunice Sparkman and Mrs. Lois churches In Good Friday ser Mr, and Mrs, Paul Witt and and Mrs. Laura Bachman visit Stephens, the past week. vices at the Community Metho Judd Eaton of Jolms were ed Mrl, Owen Bachman Sr. at st. The church school of the Sev dist church, On Easter morn Wednesday atternoon guests of Whole Or Lanslnr General hospital last enth Day Adventist church wlll Ing worship will be at the SUn Tuesday, Mr, and Mrs. Aethen Witt, have a short vacation this week, rise service at 6:30 a.m. From Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Drake Mr. and Mrs. Judson Felton closing Thursday and Friday for 10 to 11 a.m. the Sunday school visited Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Back ot Grand Ledge were Saturday a long week end, contest will be featured in the Half us of Williamston, Tuesday. Mrs. Florence Allen and Mrs. program. From 6:30 to 7 p.m. dinner guests of their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Archie Shar and 1amlly, Mr. and Mrs, Loren Lula Howarth were dinner guests the Teenage Choir Will lead in st1d, land have returned home alter of the William Brokaw family a slngspiratlon. At 7 p.m. Rev. spending the winter In Florida, SUnday afternoon callers at the Sunday, Francis Hoff will conduct the services, home at Mrs. Allee SUd were St. Mary's Catholic school will SUPER RIGHT QUALITY SUPER RIGHT BEEF-"King of Roasts" U.S.D.A. INSPECTED Mr. and Mrs. Russell Eberly of close at noon on Thursday, Ap LUTHERAN Barryton, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sunrise ril 15 and will open Thursday, Good Friday services will be Blanchard of LaDBing and Mrs, April 22. conducted by the pastor Rev. Edith Blanchard at Williamston, The Wheatfield Extension club A.J. Clement Friday at 7:30p.m, Mrs. A,J, Miller spent SUn will meet at the home of Mrs. This service will include the rites Pork loins Rib Roasts Service at Alvin Launsteln April 20. of Holy Communion. Turkeys day with Mr. and Mrs. Larry The Sunnyslders Extension The Easter observance will be 4th and L1nlnpr of Brown road near 7-RIB 18-22 LBS. Dansv1lle, Dansville club met at the home of Mrs. gin with Sunrise service at 7:30 5th RIBS Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Brooks Robert Knutllla on Zimmer road, a.m. followed by a breakfast at PORTION B a.m. Yil~tlld Floyd Cosgray at Mercy Next Sunday wlll be a mean Hostess was Mrs, Paul Baur. LB. Study topic was "Family Vaca The traditional Easter sermon LB. 79c h o 11 p 1t a 1, J aclcson, Thursday, Ingful The lngha_m County News, Wednesday, April 14, 1965- Page C-3 ..:~,;~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::~:~:::~:~:::~:~:~:~:::·:·:~:~:~:::::~:::~:::::::::::::::::::::::·: '• •. ~ ~ 2 Senior Boys Win ~ ~ !f!f The Winners :lll ~ ~ I! THE TEN COMMANDMENTS fl DOnsville Contest :::: OF DRIVING :::: DANSVILLE - Bob Rogers and ~ ~ Douglas McPhee, s e IJi, or s at ment of the winners, Sheri!! Ken !!.l) 1 . Thou sha It keep thy body in good physico I Dansvllle high school teamed to neth L. Pre11.dmore of Ingham ' :,:;,.~.{ gether to write their thoughts county ·addressed the assembly .... condition in order to assure that thou shalt be ... about teen-age driving and walked and UJ,'ged the students to re of! with first place honors in a member the commandments. 0 contest entitled 11 Ten Command The contest was sponsored by ~ al~~ ~~:::~~;·~::p :h~~~~m;~~aad running ' 1 ments for Teen-Age Drivers," the Parent-Teacher association. Lucien Ruest, president of the The panel of judges which select i:~: condition and give special attention to brakes, i:~: Dansville Parent-Teacher asso. ed the winners included Donald elation announced the winners McPhee Mueller, Dansville high school 1 at a school assembly Monday, principal; Loren Willey, driver Second place winner was Ron on Botsford, Chuck Wilcox. Bob education teacher; Mrs, J. J. 1 Barker, Donna Tabachki, Becky ~~:\~:::i~,;~::: ;:~·t:f::a:::.·:~d~:::• ~ Breslin and 3rd place winner, Cholouckas, English teacher and ::::~ u lations, :;::~ Marian McPhee. Butler, Bill Johnson, Keith Mer J u n 1or class advisor; Sheriff » » Students receiving honorable indorf, Sara Oglesbee, Andrew Preadmore, Captain V e r s 11 e :::: 4. Thou shalt keep thy attention on thy ·:·: mention in the contest are:Shar. Bird, Douglas Wolfgang, Lynn Babcock of the sheri!!'s depart Hurford, Roger Pollok and Milte ment; Rev, Robert Sawyer, pas. Barlter. tor of the Dansville Free Meth .:.~·;:.:!·i: ~~~~; n~ea;'n a:;:~~:~·. The curve, thou watch ·:l.:.~:;,:j• Following Ruest's announce- odist church and Ruest. 5. Thou shalt look before thou pulleth into :;:; the stream of traffic, :;:; HAPPY WINNERS - Here are the 4 happy winners of the contest Cheerleaders Thou shalt not drive under the influence at Dansville high school in which students wrote what they regarded as the t 6. i~~j Selected at Freshmen at Holt :;.: of thy temper. Thou ~halt relax and enjoy thy :::: ten commandments of driving an automobile. From left to right are: Lucien driving. J, Ruest, president of the Dansville Parent-Teacher association at Dansville 7. Thou shalt not drive with alcohol as a which sponsored the contest: Ron Breslin, 2nd place winner; Marian McPhee, Williamston Enioy Hobo Dance companion. 3rd place winner; Douglas McPhee and Bob Rogers, who teamed to win 1st By LINDA LOWRIE By PAT MARTIN 8. Thou shalt not drive under the influence place, and Sheriff Kenneth L. Preadmore of Ingham county. W!llW.mston High School Peacock and Bob Cooley enter Holt High School tained the group. of thy ego. The new W.H,S, cheerleaders The freshmen sponsored 11. tor the coming school year were The six swingers Sue Phelps, Hobo dance Friday night !rom 8 Sue Murphy, Karlene Clark, Eva 9. Thou shalt drive ~t a safe and prudent :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~:::::~:~:;:;:·:·:·:·:·:·:~:·:~:~:~:~:::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: chosen 'l'uesday, April 6, Judges to 11 at the school gym. were teachers from both the Jr. Roath, Jackie Adams and Kay speed, allowing for visibility for weather Prizes were Shaft did a small dance skit to and Sr, High schools. given out to condition. t t The Junior the song, "Walking through the the besf dres Tulips," Varsity cheer sed hobo. 10. Thou shalt drive as if it was thy family leaders are The Green sisters, Kathy and in the other car, 11 'Oklahoma' Scores Hit 1· The girls Connie, did a pantomime of the Kay Powell, invited th Janyce Mc "Bickersons.'' .... Follow these commandments and "thou sha It .,. boys and Another skit was presented Gowan, Linda paid the i,ii Hall (sopho by VIckie Hake, Judy Lester, At leslie High School il Refresh Jean S!gsby and Jackie Adams. mores), Char ments of pop lene Webb, Nancy Sablain tap danced tor and chips were· , , , , them, By KATHY ISHAM boys will model clothing which Sandy Schnee Leslie High School lot of fun but I don't know how available and Pat they have made this year. much the students really learn mann, Mar "Linda" the dance was a success. Pam Anthony***"' hosted an open LESLIE - The big deal at garet Scar ".... ,.... ed. dance Saturday, April 10, at her ...... , ...... Le~Ue High school this week **** It::.:~~~.-.·:. :~~:::=.::: J lett, and man- As soon as the style show Students at Holt are enjoying home, end, was the long awaited public is over, decorating will begin tor ager, Linda appeax·ance of the musical com Also on Tuesday Mrs. Bissell's spring vacation this week. There were many students the "Spring Ball." This is a Eberly, (freshmen). present and refreshments were edy 11 Oklahoma." Performances dance scheduled !or April 23. composition class went to the Varsity cheerleaders tor the **** started Michigan State university li The Key club sent 14 mem- served. Albion College Band This Js also sponsored by the 1965-66 school year are Louise bers to the annual state conven Everyone was welcome and it Thursday at 8 F .H. A. The dress will be formal brary. The purpose of the trip Miller, Gall Baker, SherryDahl p,m, This was to obtain information tor tion In Detroit. seemed that everyone went. and decorations promise to be ke (seniors), June Lowrie, Kris The boys were chaperoned by first appear beautiful. research papers which the class Kurokl, Adele Durkee, Ouniors) **** ance went ofi will be working on for the next 4 older men. The Junior-Senior prom w111 Appears at Dansville **** and Manager Janet Dexter (sen They all said they enjoyed It be entitled "Emerald City." real well with month. By CHERI RUEST directed by After losing a track meet last lor). very much, Decorations have been ordered everyone en Dansville High School Robert ruse Monday, the Leslie track team **** and this year the parents are not joying it, DANSVILLE - All Dansville lius, played decided to do a better job Wed Mr. Smith's physical science The seniors presented their Studenis and***" teachers attend- permitted at the prom but may Friday af s c h o o 1 students in grades 4 several ar nesday, With this determination took Friday morning off !rom version of "The Perfect Idiot" ed the annual talent show pre come before !rom 7 p.m. to 8 ternoon the through 12 met in the gym for rangements they won the meet. school and visited the Jackson to the public Thursday and Fri sented by students and directed by p.m. to view the decorations, program was "Kath " an assembly last Monday when composed by The baseball team is well un airport. day nights, April 8 and 9. the student council. The juniors are sponsoring put on for the y derway and we are looking tor the Albion College Symphonic various Am The senior government classes **** Those who offered their musi the prom for the seniors. Intermediate students. This also some great victories from it, The new F. H. A. officers for band was featured, The band, erican com gave the cast lots of practice took Thursday oft from school cal talent were: Sharon Lam James Bobzien was the boy the coming school year are: Bob 'beth, Star Pike, Beth Bruker, posers. Each for Friday and Saturday night and visited a trial in Mason. year the band chosen !rom the 3 nominations bie Rutherford, president; Kathy Carolyn Davis, Laurel Hood, shows. This was to give the students selects to go to the Boy's State this Lightfoot, vice-president; sue Sandra Zimmerman, Marine 5 Performances on both nights a general idea of what a trial schools with summer, Is like, Hamlln, secretary; Bonnie Ruth Wood, and Ron Karr. "Chrui" were well attended and the au. Report cards for the third erford, treasurer; Yvonne Sober, S.H.S. Senior Wins in the state at dlenca lett the theatre at the The "Four Keys" including nine weeks markin~r period were **** song leader; Chris Stewart, par Ron I The Ingham County News, Wednesday, April 14, 1965- Page C-5 Tennis·Squad Takes Opener Ma~on's always hot tennis team started the 1D65 season. right where it left of! in 1964. Tho BulldO(l'S opened with a 5-0 win over Stockbridge. Three veterans came throuilh with impressive wins in singles play, B1ll Strait took his match 6-3, 6-1, Gary Blood defeated his mnn 6-1, 6-l. Leo Bate man came out on top 6-0, 6-2, · In doubles play Pat Birney, a freshman, ten.me~ with Sam Glore, a sophomore, and they were pushed to win 8-6, 6- e, 6-1. In the other doubles match Je!f Cotton and Bill Ely dis posed of their opponents 6-o, 6-4, Mason's next match Is Thurs day against Okemos on the high school courts at Mason. The match begins at 4 p.m. Mrs, Helen strait serves as tennis coach at Mason and has made the Bulldogs a state pow er. Last year Mason complied a 12-3 string With the 3 losses coming against Class A schools. MRS. JOHN DAVIS of the Intermediate district staff, a teacher\ Along the way Mason won the of the homebound and hospitalized, works with one of her little charges. state regional tournament at Flint and placed second in the state tournament at Kalamazoo behind Kalamazoo, Bateman and Blood were both state finalists and Strait reach ed the semifinals. Housewife Finds Fault ~ewe are all on a battlefield today," according to Mrs. Haven Smith, the vivacious Nebraska housewi!e who serves as chair-· man of the American Farm Bur eau women'B committee, "and in this battle, !a.rmers, too, are on the firing lJne." Spe&klng at the Farm Bureau women's Bpring Holiday at Wes ley Woods, Cle1.1· Lake, April B, the nationally-known lecturer asked her audience, "Just what do you and I belJeve in? Do we believe in a further concen tration of power in the federal government? Of cause not! 'l'he power to regulate is the power to destroy!" Mrs. Smith, former school teacher and currently the deputy president ofthe ABsoclated Coun try Women of the World, was one of the outstanding Americans selected 1n 1959 to tour the facil MRS. JANE SCANDARY, a teacher-counselor of the physically \ ities of Radio Free Europe, handicapped, walks down a_ school hall with a handicapped child. ' . An ardent patriot, she hall .served on several sta.ta and na came home on Pollok's single. Then MUllins drove Pollok home, Potter Reports tional boards concerned with ed N Mason Runners Take W1lll&mston ct.ught the Aggie 1 ucatlon a.nd international good Senator Don Potter appeared 1 will. In recent years, she his defenses down in the s!X!h 1nn1ng and put together 3 walks and 2 before the Ingham board of sup becomewell-knownforherknow ervisors 'rutada.Y to eive a run ledge of government and national errors with a single for 4 runs, down of proposed legtsla.Uon Dansville will enlertain stock tiJJc&l policy. · First 2 Opponents which would involve bridge Tuesday at the Aggie field. Oper&tiolll On the aubject of America'B of county government. tuture, Mr11. Smith presented the Mason's track team, alter do in first in the 100 with a time farm women and their city guests Ing Its training in the school of 11 seconds. Cornel1sse also hallways for the last 3 weeks, Hole-In-One with a ch&llenge: "I suggest to added the low hurdles In 15 you that the greatest thing we went outside Friday at Jackson seconds and Lennon was a double HELP YOUR Northwest and posted a couple winner wh.. he added the 220 c. Earl Webb of Okemos and can do for our young people 15 Mason has been playing golf tor to teach them what's right with of victories in a double dual in 24.1. meet. Against Jackson St. John Mal .a good, long time. Last week he the way our country is buut, We came .through with a hole In one must teach them to go back to Mason outs cor e·d Jackson lch won the pole vault at 9 ft. Northwest 591/2 to 491/2 and Schneeberger was the winner in at the Palmetto Pines course in the old principles of peraonal Parrish, Florida. He BUIIlt his integrity, of f&J.th in God. beat Jackson St. Johns 56-53, the mile In 5:05. Malich picked tee shot on the 140-yard No. '1 "We need to teach them that Coach Ed Helby, in his first up another first in the 440 with year with the track team, had a time of 55.3 seconds, with 11. 6-iron whlle playine with freedom means so much that Herb Fox of Mason, they wm fight tor the right cause, some good performances from Other point getters for Mason Let•s teach our youth about man's his team, were Miller, Armock, HUlett, old str,uggle for llberty, Let's Bodell, Jancha, Strickland, Reed Women are wiser than men A gal n s t Jackson Northwest and Douglas. because they know lass and un teach them what freedom Fanson took the high jump with means." The mile relay team set a derstand more. a leap of 5-51/2, Backus tossed new MaBon school record. James Stephens Following the Farm Bureau the shot 41-91/2 for a first. women's hoUday; where the On Wednesday, Mason has a The Bulldogs won the 880 relay. meet at Nashville with Maple theme wu Communications- ·.Cornelisse took first In the high Avenue for Action, Mrs. Smith Valley and Springport. Next Fri hurdles over the 70-yard route day Mason will participate at DETROIT TIGERS ARE wm appear at press conferences with a time o! 10.1. Lennon came ON THEIR WAY! in the Detroit and Ka.l.&mazoo the Jackson Northwest relays. areas. SAL AYOUBEE Dansville Opens Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada Ingham 100 H. Penna. Ave. Business By Taking. Williamston Phone JVonhoe 9.9031 JOHN WALLEN, school diagnostician, and one of his young Dansville opened the 1965 curtis to third. Jim Mullln students. baseball season Tuesday with reached first on a fielder's Booms an 8-5 win over Williamston choice with Curtis holding third, on the Aggie tleld. Then the Aggles pulled a double A state sales tax report issued The Aggies came up with 8 steal with both runners scoring last week reveals that the per runs on '1 hits and committed on an overthrow, capita spending in Ingham county 2 errors. WUUamston scored In the second Dikeman opened during January of this year was 5 runs on 5 hits and booted the with a triple for WUllamston Ingham's Special Education $164 which sent rela.11 Bales for ball 4 times. and Mike Huffman singled to the month to a record high of Jerry Ernst worked the first bring him home, $36,685,000 or $14,462,000above 4 innings for Dansville. He gave Dansville added more runs in the :!1gure for the same period way to Doug Stover in the fifth the third when Pollok singled in 1955, and sixth and Ben Weaver took and stole second. He went to third The per capita. total was $16 over the hurling 1n the seventh. on a passed ball and came home Reaches 13 Out of 100 Pupils higher than any other in the Bob Rogers worked behind the on an error, Russ Rae tripled plate. ApproXimately 13 of every 100 state. It was $65 higher than the and Clime home on another er learning deficits, 5 are teachers sonnel are employed by the Inter lowest per capita report made For WUU&mston RodK!rkwent ror, chlldren enrolled in Ingham In of chUdren confined at home and termediate d15trict schools are mediate omce. The Lansing de by the city of MUBkegon. all the way, Bob Dikeman did the In the fourth Jim Soule sin in hospit&IB, 22 are therapists partment of speci&l education, Ot:ticlaiB said rela.11 sales on catching, receiving some form of special working w1th chlldren having gled, Gary Caskey walked, Soule lduct.tJon ual5tance, Dr, K. B. however, provides its own itin per capita basis in Ingham county In the first inning CoUn Cur and Caskey pulled a double steal speech problems, 5 are teacher erant personnel as well as cl&ss have led those of other counties Us walked and took second on a Matheny, coordinator of special counselors working with physi and CUrtis singled to score both education for the Ingham Inter room programs. in the state all during the past halk. Roger Pollok sacrificed runners, Curtis stole second and c&lly handicapped chlldren in 10 years•. medl&te school diJJtrict, 11&1d thl5 regular clusroom placement, 6 week. In January 1955 the total re are consultants to regular teach taU sales recorded in Ingham Total costs or suCh programs ers having mentally retarded Saxton Accepts cCW~ty were $22,223,000. rn 1962 children within their classrooms, approX1rnate11 $1 1/2 mllUon an the 1tota1 was up to $29,877,000. Warning to Vevay Residents Dually, 20 are school social agents (vl.s· Bay City Post 'fhl5 year's January sales These prOgra!llB are financed 1ting teacher•) working with chU w~re $6,808,000 greater than by a 3/4 mUl tax levy assumed dren who are emotionally dis"' Keith Saxton, newly elected t~o.se of January 1964. Any person starting a grass or brush fire in by Ingham county residents in turbed or soc1ally m&ladjusted, trustee to the Stockbridge Coun 11159 along with the atate achool '19 are teachers of the educable Vevay Township without a burning permit, or ald. cil submitted his resignation be menbLUy retarded, 6 are teach fore he even attended a meeting burn!ng trash or rubbish without caution, which ers of classroom programs for Smiles A COl'JII of '10 profee1ional the cleat and hard of hearing, and o! that group. necessitates calling the fire department will be travellngpersa~~~~al plU11021Jpe. 3 art teachers ofcl&Bsroomsfor Shortly· alter being elected, Two ministers of different held liable for the charges. clalldUct.tianal tlachll'l ma1dng the emoUon&lly diJJturbed. Saxton was' offered a position faiths were the best of friends, Ult ot 100 clauroom~ and Other Cl&ssroom programs for the with the Bay City School sys. but they often disagreed on re By resolution· of the Vevay Township B~ard. lacUit111 are enpged in meettug orthopedJcaJ]y handicapped, the tern which he accepted. ligious questions, One day they tbt special lltlds of thMt chU- deal and hard of hearing and the The council regretfully accept. had been arguing, a little more dreo. Sel'Vicea are exttnded to emotionally diJJturbed, are pres- ed the resignation and then ap. than usual, on some theologi chlldrtn with physict.l, emoUcillll ently located exclusively within proved the appointment of Robert cal point, when one of them satd, This will be strictly enforced. l.lld mental balldJct.pJ, the clty of Lanling, Woodman to flli the vacancy, "That's all right. We'llJustagree Of these 1'12 lpiCI&l edUct.Uon Whtle the classroom program~ Woodman who Is a shop lnstl'l,lc- to disagTee, The thing that counts employes, 12 are school dJ&gDCII• mentioned above are provided by tor at the hi&h school, had sened is that we're both doing the Lord's BLANCHE A. WHEELER, tlcianl identifYing children with the local diJJtricts, travellngper- ·on the council several years ;lgO. work, you in your way and 1 in His," Clerk The i"ngham County News, Wednesday, April 14, 1965- Page C-6 cllmo.n Coon and carried. Yes, 7, No, 0, LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Councilman Bement expressed his appreciation to all the ap I'UULICA TION ORDER 'l'UBLICATION ORDI::R pointed City Ottlclnls and to all U-74~. E·057 other City Employees for their Slnto of Mlehh:nn, Prohnlc Court Slnto o( Mlchlgnn, Probalo Cou1·t for tho County ol IIHchnm !or tho County of In~hnm cooperation in the successful op· E•tnto of ~'llEDEltiCK A. SWE· Eslnto ol MAIWAHE'l' WILLIAMS, eration of the City, GLJ:;~ n/1rovo tholr clnlm, nnll heir• will were wllllng tocompromiseifthe Jll'OVC Lhol1· clnlm, nnd hell's wiU bo Lo cJctcrmlnm.l. C:nHUlol'H rnu11t fllo c.Jotorm!ncd, Crcdllora must !ilo pwo1·n elnlma with tho court anY 011 Evn I. J(clloy, 1000 betterment of the City. nerve n COIJi' on flcm•.cllu Swculos, IJrlttcn, Lnnslnrr. Mlchlunn, vrlor tg 2017 l'ol'cst Avenue, f,nnslng, Mlch• nnl The nationally known Bishop's King; the sincere and sinister ·-...... ;-~:~.>·:.:. - ~·· Company of Burbank, California, Inquisitor; and also tho arch ' will appear In person In high bishop of Rhelms Catlledral, ·<~',: .• lights from George Bernard The Bishop's Company was ·. Shaw's classic play Saint Joan founded In 1952 and Is In Its ~::· Wednesday, April 28, at 8 p.m. twelfth year of bringing drama · .. ' In the sanctuary of the First Into the houses of worship In Presbyterian church, Donations America and Canada. It· has will be $1.25 for adults and appeared hi over 6,000 churches $. 75 for children 12 and under. of all denominations and has a From the finest of English lit touring record of over a mil erature comes this story of Saint lion miles. Joan, the story of the Maid's The Bishop's Company will faith and Inspiration. appear under the sponsorship of , The roles of the men who the Junior and Senior Youth Fel completed Joan's history pro lowships, vides a great pol'tion of the ex citement In thIs evening of theatre. Meeting the challenge with deftness and skill, the actors · will present their several roles: This New the pompous Squire de Beaudri court; forceful and staunch Dun Entertainment Page ols, captain of the French forces; the sympathetic but militant Is Read Weekly churchman, Ladvenu; the child By 71 500 Families! Ingham County After Dark like and whimpering Charles, ...... ~········ ...... _...... the Dauphin, France'suncrowned ...... -...... -~ ...... STARTS FRIDAY ! ·M····1··c···H~· ...... G ...... A ...... N .... ." ...... " ... . " ...... Re~ulnr Admission Prices Mnts. to S:JO·Il!lvoa. & Sun. $1.2.1 ''''''''•·~·-•otiiiOOioo .. .-... u,.,.,,,,,,,,, __ ,,,,,,.,,,,,., BRING THE LITTLE WOMAN ..• MAYBE SHE'LL OlE LAUGHING! JACK LEMMON VIRNALISI "Howm UR YOUR WIFE" Stc rts SATURDAY! SWEEPING OVER THE GREAT SOUTHWEST.. .THE SAGA OF THE UNION MAJOR AND CONFEDERATE CAPTAIN FIGHTING SIDE BY SIDE LIKE DEVILS! RICHARD STAMPOLIS is seen as GEORGE "BUCK" FLOWER is seen IN THE BISHOP'S Company's pres "The Inquisitor" in The Bishop's Company's pro as the weak and indecisive Charles, the Dauphin, duction of Highlights from George Bernard entation of highlights from Shaw's masterpiece, in The Bishop's Company presentation of High SAINT JOAN, the Maid hears her Voices f, Shaw's "Saint Joan". This unique touring reper lights from Shaw's masterpiece, "Saint Joan". tory company performs in churches and colleges speaking to her in the Angelus bells that come Continuous The Bishop's Company is the only full time tour across the countryside of Lorraine, France. The From 1 p.m. from coast to coast. ing repertory group of its kind in the world. Company is the only full time touring repertory ROLLICKING WILD and group of its kind in the world. WACKY ADULT COMEDY! Union and Confederate Army men fight side by side in a mid-stream battle in "Major Dundee, 11 new Jerry Bresler production in Pdndvision and color, under the command of Charlton Heston, right. Rich.rd Harris co·stnrs as a Confederate officer, on horseback at left, sworn to kill Heston when their joint mission is triumphantly ended. rr Others in the Columbia Pictures release are Jim Hutton, James Coburn, Michael Anderson, Jr., Mario Adorf, Breck Peters and Scnta Berger, TREAT YOURSELF TO AN EVENING OUT: Attend a theatre in Lansing ... see for yourself how much enjoyment can be yours ... movies are better than ever! amTheatrco V., MileS, of Mt. Hnp on Okemos Rd. clmissicn S2.00 Students Sl.OO Please Reserve 332.2221 Open 11 3 A.M. Daily This Is the Place ·IPM 12PM Sunday Enjoy E'ating Out? Stl>ak for 2 Dine at $5.75 Country Kitchen • Pizza In or Out Our Specialty Delicious Fried Chicken ar1a's ''All you can eat" ,I THURSDAY, J..PRIL 15 1 Basic Bridge- Parlor F RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE 1003 r1. ~a11s.no Rd. Mason OR 7-2701 1810 · 12 5. Wash•n:Jton FRIDAY, APRIL 16, Good Friday Services - L'ros~roads lun Small Auditorium, Jehovah Wit for the ultimate in steaks and seafoods, the Dancing Every nesses - Parlors BCD; Capital Dup- ideal spot for wedding cnniverscrys, birthdays, will open their Restcuront ell dey April 15 to the JUNIOR CLASS of Dansville High, The Pancake Supper will be served from 1 icate Bridge - Parlor F meetings and banquets. Saturday Evening 10 A.M.- 8 P.M. All proceeds go to tne Junior Closs. Walt Koss REMEMBER-- All You Con Eot for $1.00 · Meet Extra SATURDAY 1 APRIL 17 Church of Jesus Christ 1 Club Rome of the Latter Day Saints - Terrace Colonial Restaurant Round Loke Doors Open at 8 Dancing 9 'til 2 Room; Cooties - Vets Room and Coach Light Lounge Music by Cross Roads Inn WARREN KIMBLE end Orchestra Call 65 5-15 20 on G1ancl Rim (old 16} Williamstr.n Peg & Jock Wrigltt Mixed Drinks · Beer ·Wine • No One Under 21 :.:eo M-36 Dansville 623-9111 The Ingham County News, Wednesday, Apri I 14, 1965 - Page C-8