:Cia'ss Honors af Dansville Are .Announced by F·aculfy , Sopurnt~cl hy the nnrrowcHt of The Ingham County mnrglns, u girl will lenil the l!J'i7 Ninety-Eighth Year No. 7 J.ll'liduntlng . class at Dnnsvlllo Mason, Michigan, Thursday, February 14, 1957 Agrlcultl!rnl school, with n hoy 4 Soctions- 30 P11go~. ns. snlutatorlfln, Dorothy Duns· more. Is the vnlcrllctorlnn, tho !nculty announcer!, with noylyn Voss the· snluatorlnn, The girl's IIY(!rugc Is 3.57, the hoy's, 3,53. Democrats Sight Win in April Election Dorothy Is the dnughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Dunsmore, Dletr, road, noylyn Is the son of Mr. 1ind Mrs. Orin Voss, Sr., Wll· llnmston road. Stw enter·ecl Dnn8· Last 127 Link vllle , Agricultural srolwol from Delegates Back the Dart rllstr!ct unr! he from the Cndy, both us freshmen. Will Be. Ready Doth have been. !cac!ers !n ex· trn·currlc\llar nctlvlllcs ns well Ryan for Judge ns Is sdwlast!cs. By Next Fall The· valcd!ctor!nn l111s been !n choru~; for 1 ycnrs, harl pitrts In SpecllicatlnnH being drawn up In Mason Wednesday night dclegntcs to the county con­ hoth the junior nne! ser)lor plays, !or the lnst !Ink of US·127 he· vention pl'Ophesied gains in the April election. They en­ served on the student council for Doi'Othy DliJISIIUll'e tween LeH!Ie nnrl the Jncltson 2 yenrs, on the Brlcl•s and Ivy section recently let have a De· dm·sed .Judge Theodore P. Ryan fm· support in Monday's non­ staff, ns llbrnrlun one year unci comber 1<1, 1057, completion dnte. partisan judicial primary. They backed Fred Tripp in Lan­ Is chairman of the chapel com· Bids on the 9 miles of grueling sing's non-partisan mayomlty race. Delegates also flocked mlttcc this year. nncl drn!nage structur·r!s covering The .Voss hoy has been a leacl· the •·clocatlon from Lrslie south· .· ru·ouncl Stuart .T. Dunnings, Jr., to ~lgn his pelilion Jm· state cr In FI~A for ·1 ye:n·s, hacl a role erly nt•c lwlng t11lcr.n Werinesrlay, senatm·. In the junior play, was aclvertls· MurPh 6, The rleari!lnc Is l0:.3rJ The convention was called to elect. clclcgntcs to the stai.L! lng manager of Drldts nnrl Tv~, that forenoon, TIH'y w!l! lw sang In the chorus 2 yPnrs, was· opener! In the small illtclltorlum convent ion in Grand Rnpids Febt'Llll ry 22 and 2:1 Ingham i!-1 librarian 2 years,· pnrticlpatecl In of the Lansing Civic Center, uc· entitled to 3~ slate dclegatl!s. trac·k 3 yenrs anrl In h!s sopho· col'f!ing to a legal notice whleh Ingham Democmts doubled mol'c year played hnsehnll and appears on Page 7, Pm·t 4, of the haslmthnll. Ingham County News.' the number, giving to each : AftE:r grarhtatlon from high i Blr!s ,viii cover grading and ' 1elegate one-half vole. 5 Candidates school Dorothy plltn~ to do secre· drainage structures for 8.917 I Ingham delegates are going lo tarlal work an~ noylyn expects milcH, with dun! 22·foot r·oncrctc the ~tale C'onvenllon unhossPrl. to enter Michigan State unlver· pavement. , They threw off the unit rule, Make Bid for slty to study agriculture. To be let nl the snmc time will ··Othe1· top seholar.~ nml their be a contract. for 5.468 miles of 1 I Thomas QLrtmhy of Grand .pla'c!ngs arc Darhal'il Cochrane, 2Hoot prime and double seal on Rapids, director of Michigan':< 1 1 Circuit Judge thfrr!: Wilmer· Pnrson, fourth; the west service road from Leslie,. i workmen's compensation depart· Janet Briggs nnd Evelyn 'rown· north to Tomlinson road, ment and a n1Pmber of the n~· Each of Inglmm's ;; srmrt,' tier! for fifth; 'E!eanm· , tlonnl Democratic cornmltlee, in r:anr!ir!alc~ The successful bldrler will he I for circuit judge is speculating Lance, sixth; Norton· Rice, sev· 1 his lwynole address J!ayed Re· required lo start work on the who hiH opponent will he after cnth; John Phelps, eighth; and publicans anr! praised Democrat:;. Itoylyn Voss Lesl!e-Jackson stretch within 1rJ Monday. Cnrl Minnis, ninth .. , He alluded to State l!lghway clays after . getting notice of TIH' c•ontcsl In fill the vacarwy 1 Commissioner Charles 1\f. Zieg. award. He muHt start grading by caused hy rctlrPmPnl of .Turlge April and progress at the rate : ller as Clntckhole Charlie. 1' Charlc!s llayr!en will slim to 2 of cubic yards per week, .r. (n.gha.m .. D(!irymen Learn of GO,OOQ. ; Democrats can not. call Mlch· In Monday's SJICdai primary. He must start paving operations " lgnn 11 Democratic stale, Quimby Those 2 will be chosen from by · August 1 and complete the 'j 1 declared, until the party cap. among: ~topo:~~·d Milk Control Law paving by October 15. Even I tures county coul'l houses and though the road must be opened Itown halls. In only G of 107 years, Sam Stt·c•Pt II u~IIC's, formt•r · 'Glynn McBride, MSU agricul· "On the other hand,'' McBride tci I raffle hy December 14, the Quimby said, have Democrats Lansir]g mayor and former Lan­ ~ing municipal judge. IUTlli' economics authority, played said, "such control laws would contractor wl!l have until July been in control of the lcgb!ature. !ollow·thc·lcadet through a maze tend to slow technical advances, ADVENTURE BECKONS young women as well as young men. These 3 London misses are working C. Urlli'C! h:c·tl~y, a Lansin>r 15, '!958, to finish up fencing and their way _?round part of the world by stenography. They came to Mason to sec a pen pal, the former Two of !hose yeat•s wcr·e in 18!J3 of state milk' control pros ancl !till Incentive on the part of both sodding and seeding, and the 4 years were at the crest member of tax allocation board. cons in Leslie Tuesday afternoon producers and processors, reduce Two other sections between Gloria Gorham, now Mrs. Kenneth 89atty. They are comparing food items in George's Market with of Roosevelt popltlarity-1932 tc: J·:ul·l E. lUcUouatcl, Lansing and never received a scratch. A competition, be subject to polltir:s, Leslie and Jackson were Jet last those of London. That's Gloria at the left. Then come Diana Ball, Brenda Goodman and Marion 1936, Quimby said. municipal judge and for·meL· as· year ago he 'discussed the futility be difficult to administer and month. Potter. They were guests at the George Gorham home. (Ingham County News photo.) sistanl prosecutor. Democrats should not rest un· 1'hcndm·c! 1'. l~yun, former of 'Increased Class I. fluid m!ik ml~;ht ·not either· improve farm ~'*'·' *** **ll' til non·parllsan means non-parll· prices· and was verbally stoned. prices or reduce the price of rc· member of state appeal hoard and san Democrats and independent incumbent judge, apprJintcd by Tue~dny he i!dilrcssed members tali milk." Mason Voters means incl('pendent Democrats, Governor Williams to fill vacancy of the 1\lason local of the Mlciil· McBride sulci th'c proposed Ia.\· the keynoter declared. upon retirement of Jurl!(e !lay. gan Mlllt, ·Producers association would fix producer prices haseri 1 English Maids Visit Mason Pen Pal I · It is quite likely, Quimby said, den. · a~ the nnnunl meeting in Lcsll::-. on cost studies and would also M t Ch ' On a sentimental journey to F'rench·speaking people In Mon· expect to get home on it some· that Democrats will be in a ma· ,JumPs W. Wllliums, Lansinf!, Claiming· that. Michigan State ·Is flx retail prices and regulate us oose Mason last weel: end came 3 !rca!. They hnve enjoyed work· time this year. They're not horne· jority on the supreme court lifter former assistant atlorncy gcn· ori ~obody's side, and 'only inter· tr11de practices. He also pointed . . English maicls. They came to sc·~ ing and living in the melting pot sick yet, though. They arc having the April election and that Demo· era!. esteil, In lielping iarm~rs "think out that the law \vou!d only pro· 3 d•d t a pen pal, Mrs. Kenneth Beatty of Windsor and Detroit. They arc fun nnd seeing many sights. crats w!il be in complete control A light vote is foreseen and it through!' state"' milk control legiS· vide for tlw state program and ' c (nee Gloria Gorham.) For 12 now prepared to mix with 'the along the wny. ' f ...... r an I a es will probably he concentmted in llltiisteri. ' g~~~ ~}~fr~:nfe~~~~~~a~;~~s~vtth mayor, councilmen·at·largc and MMJ>A. Michigan· has had mill': weight' and an estimated ,7c per sing teacher. schedule, They saver! enough in councilmen in some wards. East ,cont~o ' aws l c,or, c, . ·. c 1'1[!! llunr rec 'weight. ,assessment on J•:Jnery Colll,v, 216 North Ron. onr on ° a\ Jassage 0 n . 6 In I L ' I Lansing and Mnson have p1·imary ' · cl 1 1I I Ib rI M I B ·I 1 1 I1 J L I t t t e 1 t Mo L H •ttl e 1 s Dea th Resu /f s • Resolutions adopter! attacked stat~ .' 1- e sa r _,t tat· perm ss Vf! proc ucers w I10 1tavc not avm'I el 1 ers,- decorator, ''former city police·"' rca I Ias t su· mmer. t w anstng c ly employment tax eontests only for councilmen. legislation: was passed ·In 1939 themselves of proper dairy in· man. After wor!Ii· Saves Interest trumpets; Mary l~ledler, bari· white finish, expansion band; of ; Rural . ·Telephone· Co;, cans that the' ean· reorganize the Thiele and. Fast ch am ber pans tone; and Bob Burgess nnd Don and woman's Wyler, white gold, serves· ·.stockbridge,: Greg· part.Y. ·from the ·:township and· Mason school district taxpayers I Wllllnms, trombones·. expansion band. · ' ward level on up through, county were saved $200 by pnying off a Voices· of the people nrc hpl. t.o M t" T d and congressional district units, $50,000 note almost 2 months grow hoarse. In Mason there are ee lng ues ay Sf "lc" D" f D 2 welding It to stand against' th(! ahead of time. 4 elections scheduled within G r1 1ng riC ure on rage ' Wayne county CIO and Demo· The district borrowed $50,000 weells. Here's the schedule: Members of the Mason Cham- , • ., I I • ' "• · cratlc .. fusion movement. from the Dart National bank, US· l•'ebJ'Imry 18, non·partisan .Judi· her of Commerce nnd others In· DWI•'I~RENCI~ or opitilon J'esultcd over pictures this' weeJc. The Stockbrlclge man Is listed lng the 1936 levy In the 5·mill clal primary and city prlmnry. terested in Chamber activities F'lnnlly the picture of the Golden Glovers ended U[l on Page 2 with ,· as an· Eisenhower Republican, building Rnd site fUlld as security. meet at Hall II· the pretty ".Iris on Pane 1. 'l'I1ere arn other lntcresthtg pictures and Tl $~o 000 t 11 0 t Febi'IIIU'Y 21, special electlon'ln bWill T Mcn~orinl. b "' .. ~ a ·man anJ>!ous to hold the 1e ;:) ' rcpaymen was rary uesc 1ay 11 1g 1lt, 1'c ruai'Y. stories on Page 1 of nil other sections. '' gttard In· line while rounding due unt!l April 1 hut enough tax Mason on renewal for 30 years lD, at 8. It will be the annual , ·' Republicans and In· money and other school funds of Consumers Power Co. gas meeting and election of officers, TJm NI~W LOOK In society news fcatur~s a contemporary, M,~;s. came In to pay off the loan Tues. lranchlsc, according to nay Perldns, presi· VIrginia Baird of the Smtc Journal. The piece Is o.r~ Page 4, Part 1. day and cut'$200 off the interest. M111'ch 1, special senatorial prl· dent. , · DASim'rBALL news Is on Page 8, Part 1. Another $50,000 note nt the mary election In Ingham and Llv· Perkins said thnt reorgnnlza· ' . · · · Dart National bani> Is all the lngstcin counties to nominate can· tlon o! the Chamber will be dis· OPINIONS .as expressca on the.cdltorlal .page last wcelc· eaus~.d. scliool debt there now Is against dldates for state senator. cussed. He urged both 'business controversy. 'l'hut's nothing to be alarmed ·about. No .editor e~n Ithe district. That loan is secured AJirll 1, biennial spring elec· and professional men to uttcnd afford to be right all the time. O.[Jinlo,ns of the editors aguln·np~,~r hy' 10:17 lmlldlng ntid site .levy. lion. ,.the meeting. on Page. 2, Part 1. ,. . ' ' ', ' ' ,· . ' >;I lngltll'11 County News Fehruarv 14, J957 Page 2 School Scuffle ·Gas Franchise Justice Court Actions Brings Death to J ~~~~:~~~ill~l'l'~l~~~~~r'l' nf !I sqJrrll·prdrliPI'H, '1'111'1'<' 11'1'1'1' II) Calls for Vote· Roy W, Ada1ns, Juslicr. of Pnt~w in fliP IIlii'!' hnl'll Mnnrln~· In I hr> Leslie Teacher MuKnn PIPI'Ion; will ho (•nllrrl: Hld1ar·d l•'c•11s"'· I.IIIISIIIJ(, "'PIIri·l ··olll'l •lill'ill/~ ""' wc·PI> wPn· llsl:>1 Tlllll'sdny, l•'rht'lllli'Y. Ptl J::llilly i1Pfd 1(1111 ill 1111 IIIJ:, ~:1~. s1'11ool pllpil io visil Ill<' Jll'ill· yrar frnn1'11lsl' 1'0!' 1111' f'nn· 11\ltornnllllr•, 1'111111':11')' lo r":inr:, drlv· LIJWI'I'rrr•r W. Ln1•, ,/r., :1:1, till! /!liS lll:Jill~. IJ<:kriS Slllfld ll'illi llf'i'IIJ'I' .JIIP" Lnrldns hnve .lnlrwll 111 !Inns. N1•ilh1•t' I'IISP II'IIS llnlsill'il, llnlrr•rr !I••l•ilill, f'nidwaii'J', l; Mor11lay rnornlng. 'l'lu• J•iPUtlf'l( Jill! J:lliily ill :1 :S Sflfl'()l(fllra<·1111, l•:rd<~ll H:rpitf:;, dPJ', diPlNHic•d gnlll~· loa dn111lt f'iwr.l:l' land WIJIII' of Springporl and harl }Jrrn nut nf 111£! mom. \VIwn; . •.. , . , . Silil.l' .liht·:ll'Y !IUi'Jit•y tlrat sUih rni'ts a saliMnrotory. 'plan. Tlir• iVIvnllay. 1]I' w:1f: nnl<•l'<' His ring record is 3 lwins oul of 3. He's a son'of Mr· .. and Mrs: Glen Caltrider. · nxes hi.s m· her nmnr. The signa· amount is llJllli'OJll'intPd tlrl' nrxi .'rrni'fie violarion lil'il~ PRECINCT NO. I: COURT HOUSE, WEST SIDE wall'!' and Jahor·inusly hr('atlring. fatal rTash 111'111' I llldsr,n Turst111y. man· of Clayton. The 'Kinsmim ls nf John Willws BnoliJ when lir 'day. Volume 98, No. 7 ..... PRECINCT NO. 2: CITY COUNCIL ROOMS A haH·IInUJ' lateral 11 Ll'l! wns 1'<11' skidded arross the C'entri'llne was captured and l'ill(!d in a harn "'"tHofll ...... 12.~0 pllt!Btlon; UualneKts local• .and. re•d•.• the City the question of ratifying a certain public utility fran­ hall. Shr. snid Lre did not I'C!Itn·n Flnyrl StPhhinc:, ·fi, of ('JIJylnn and was Hil'llr·l\ hy ihl' SIH•athPim Union army. These Wl'l'<' sent to (l'llyablo In Advnnca) ·hiK ·noLir.P.I on flrl!t 'I"" lnr.nl paKtl., · chise contained in an ordinance adopted by the City Council at In his rnom anrl 10 minutes latm· was ldlll'rl wlwn siH• wn•: till'nwn 1'11 ''· ~lr. l<:slir• 11r•.\' Si'fllll Sl'ven-Up ...... •I:J' · :~ rlay· aft1•rnonn, beginning al 'I lmop 111111 llw l1igl1 si'IH>nl haJvl. !lank's 'I'V.Sr•rvil'f'· ..... :... :l.G. ''0 GEORGE KELLOGG, Lee dead. 1 o'dock. At Coroner Harl'y E. Lendley wns Tire first ilnut ilrgins :rl R. 1.'\. A. Ilnwfr.lt · ...... ··:H 12 City Clerk ··Tho winner of thr cnunly con­ summoned. Dr. Char·Irs E. 131a~l<, The houls arc :H·Iual r•ompet i· ·~Mir·I\Pison-Jlak()r' ...... :JI .'·Afi The necessity cfor cillling a fu- · By Order of City Council lr:HI will compete in Hw si.xth dis· Lansing pathnlngist, ennduC'teil linn lly trusties who ' .the· maJO!" ore.hr.s· hnve the wound dressl'd. Meissner's Lumber ...... ·13 tras in. the course of !herr serwus Savings ------IAI Rice Chevrolet ...... 41 winter seasnn. The early years of :1 man's life Kessle~s Conslruclinn ...... c.... ~9 ~-~--~~~-~~~-~---~~-~~--~--~-~~~~~-~~~~~ should mal

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' . She knows her clothes will return looking their very best. She 1. Said Specia~ Assessment; .Roll is oii.:file·. ~: ~~· .· ' likes the prompt, polite service and the quality workmanship. at the City.Cierk•s Office for in.spection. :.. ·: 4 . . ·, .· ...... :· '·. J' ..· CONSOLETTF.- CONSOLE QUALITY ~ ~:;1\. 'I· AT TAaLE-MODEl PRICE llniquc Hi.,vlinJr. J.ow price. 2. There will be no notic!s: c.ther·. 'h~tf ~ \ ·:· Phone OR 7·15ll for 1-'entureN Hight-up-Jo'mnt. LUll· in~, big HCJ'een, nhuuinize(i 90 picture tube. Chnrcoal or those pubUshed in the 'l'ngham .County'· .: Blond liniHh. Pick·up and Delivery Model21'I':J3. · News. 5209 I 95

. I ' l. Obiections to the Roli inust be filed in· Lavis TV . ... , I . PURIFYINQ PUPPET - The Dat·It Continent is rife with writing with the City Clerk on or before SALES & SERVICE 1 ~!range customs, and· Africa's Northwestern Uganda. is no ex-;1 Meson Heights • Cci)ltiOil, mire a jester, to the, CO\Irt Of the king manipulates,: North of Mason on US-127 a ··weird civet-cnt·skin puppet during the. "Mpnngo," Ol' ':1·e-·; Monde~y. February 18.·1957. at 8:00-p.m. birth" l'itunl. , Thr. Banyoro tribesmen cleanse themselves of 1 ' ' ' 1 Phone OR 6-1762 all evil thnt _weighs llllOn their spirlt~_dUI'lng th~l-~.~ I ~ .cerem~~~: ·. .-- --· :·:--· ·- -- · ... · · Atltlns, Domlh;v Hnwl!lns, Sf unt•f fer, enrh of whnm wl11 he n dcla· I'\a!herlne Nyc, mcrnhet•s of !he Dtmnlngs, Jt•,, Ethel l\1(•J;•nrlrlen, gutr.-ut-Jurg!l, nrr Esther Wnclc, stnte central cpmmlttce, und Orin Painters Start Work JBJI~nholh Slegr·Jst, Mut·lel .June vke-dwh•rnun; ,John Pl'iggoot·ls, i,, Grcttenbcrget•, trcusurm• of Vfnllep \VIr.o of Mnnon hn~ the flar'l'r.ll, Mn hln I•'rrrwlt, .':lue Con· Mel stnte lll'e trcnsut·et•; Adt·Jun Jnffr.e, :lw committee, ulso contrnr.t fm• pnlnllng ·thL' vuulted FF~ Chapters Share District Honors rn11 111111 Domt hY Tlownrth, altet'· Hf!C't'rtnt·y, C'ltnrlr~; Hnyrll nnd Jelegntcli·nt-lat•gc from Ingltnm. nufi'H, ~~ell!ng nml high walls on tho Jnghurn 1\llfl ~lltli!WiiSHP•• "l-'11111'''' ot·s. \Viliiii'I'H will mnvn tip In .lho I'P.Iverl n sllVI'!' nwnrd 111111 tonmH Hnmlln of Wchhervllle nnrl David BeHldeR nnpupm·t . llw other third tlnnl' n[ lhn mttrl housn. His Fnrnwr~ nl' llnlf!l'i•·u mnv woll 11• ,.,.,~lonnl piii,Y·nffs 111 ll1•11evt1r from MaHon, Wehl',ei'Vllle, Duns· Sturman· of Mason won hronze members of the county commit· !row ~llll'lr~d work J\.1ondny, futurn ]PIIr]I'I'H of llmr>t;ir'll, In 11 \VPclnP:;day, l•'l•hruni'Y 27. ville nnrl Olwmos tnnk lwme mcclnls, • ' · lnghmn Cauntv News February 14,.1957. Page 3 2·r'OIIIII,V IIIIIIPh of wits, .•:tilg•• \VillliJill-'lnn's farm forum lr.nm ln•onzP. honors, 'J'he Lr.Allo .fo'FA tenm of Lynn prf'HI!III'I' llllri l'ill'lllillg lillll\VIed~l', wo11 lop :;pol, Tho d1uptrr t·r.· 'l'ilc Pm'l'y tr.nrn wnR Mm·lon Arlnms nnrl •rom Dlli'J'ow recelv~c! uilnUl !Ofl FI•'A lm~•s r·nmpPIPrl ill cJ•Ivrrl a golrl uwrml. A sllvot· Van Not·twlcl,, Hill Hnri·ls, l~cl thn golrl uwnrrl for theiJ· demon lhr. I'I!IIIITIH nl' pllhlli• Hpr•;ii\IIH:, H\Vnnl w1:nl In Dnnsvllle nnd bernPrly, Gtlrald Saylrs, Grrnlrl st.rnllon oC llw planting und care pat·linnwntrny Jll'll<'l'rilll'l.', il•'llloll· .'iloH'idtl'ld~i' l't~r·f']VI!rl /1 llmnze Osborn, nolwrt Dnvls 111111 Dll'it of II pinr l!'f'l! plnntnllon. 'l'he Hll'llllons HrHI fltl'lll JcJI'IIIllH 111 mv:ml. Ml'mhr'l'': nf tlu• Wllllarn'1· Dr•mrrly. Stlwi\IH'idge team; ti'Uctm· Hnff'ly fiiiii.Willr• \Vc•rirJ('SI]a,Y illghl. J\:1•1 ion I•'Hill 1\'1'1''' l'uul 1\f'r•l;, Gnr)' llnnlh£'1' Pr!I'I'Y boy won tltr• nnd Williamston team, farm t!lec­ lh1• r·loH•mPHS of 1111' ''"IIIIJI'illioJJ SIHJII'''I'man, .John Mnllrn, c;JJ!Jrr! puhlir' SJlenklng ('OiltP.sl. Hr wns t.rlelty, ench won silver nwtmls l'ljliliiiPrl Ill•• lln·iJIH 111' ;1 foolliII· Sl•wl

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MEN'S TWILL WORK ·--HOUS'EHOLD ~TE~iil$:-~ PANTS Cannon or Dan River SHEETS 8lx99 Cello Paclwd ...... ca. ~i1.70 PILLOW CASES. to ·match 42x36 Cella Padied ...... 2 for 79c $2.73 DISll CLOTHS soft absorbent, 15c elsewhere, out they go for only ...... 5c DISJI TOWELS, 12x24 fine linen, 49c: elsewbcrc, now at the P. X. only 15c FACE WA~H CLOTHS Cannon, 12x12, elsewhere 15c at the P. X. Only 9n MEN'S MATCHING WORK FOA!\f PH.LOWS (Not Ground Foani) By Firestone, Zip ends. $5.95 else- where .at th~ PX $3.98. BIG SIZE, same on Virgin Dacron SHIRTS· Danron and Orion PILLOWS medium.size. SAVE $5 a llair ...... 2 for $2.49 FLANNEL SHEET BLANKETS ;;_.Colors, 60x76 ...... $1.11 ea. $1.98 · · Colors, 70x80 ...... $1.37 ca. . .. . · . · .· · , . Wllite 80x180 ...... $1.99 ea. WOOL COMBED BLANKETS fine pepperel pasted colors, sill• edges, real WOOL ARMY classy and warm $8.95 elsewhere ...... $4.99 BLANKETS ---FOR BOYS_;.---. 5 4.98. FLANNEL SIDRTS ...... :...... Some at $1.29 - Others at 99~ BOYS' ARCTICS - Regtdar $5.50 (Zi1111er or Buckles) ...... Now at $3.91 BOYS' PAJAMAS, UNDERWEAR, SHffiTS, JACILETS, SOX, CAPS 38% Discount ALL JEWELRY SLEEPING BAGS, CAMPING EQUIPMENT, SCOUT EQUiPl\IENT, Watches-Clocks KNIVES, CANTEENS, MESS KITS; HATCJIETS, COMPASSES, Novelties, etc. ETC ...... , .... 25% Discount ARMY WOOL BLANKETS for ~mpers, Scouts, etc ...... Now $4.98 School Insures 25°/o Off ----=FOR LADIEs--~ MEN'S New Structure 51-GAUGE NYLON HOSE first quality, a fine hose that sells for COVERALLS $1.49 in d~partment 'stores; All sizes, t~hades, with blnclt Reg. $5.95 seams or plain ...... G8c LADIES ELECTRIC SHAVERS - Save $10.00 ...... $3.98 I • \ LADIES KOREAN BOOTS- Small sizes for ice fishing (G. 1.) .... $11.95 I $4.86 INSULATED UNDERWEAR bt men's small sizes, for ice fishing. I·. Ladies save about 25%- Navy thermo in small sizes ...... $8.88 CHAMBRAY Dacron insulated ...... $17.95 SHIRTS Reg. $1A9 ~-MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS-· PAINT Inside and outside, oolors, quarts and gallons~ $1.50 gal.' Discount 99c: PAINT BRUSHES ...... ~ ...... , ...... 25% Discount PAINT ROLLERS AND PANS.. Save 70e ...... 89e ROOF ASPHALT- 5-gallon Pall ...... $2.81 MEN'S WORK LUGGAGE- Low Price ;...... :.. 25% Discowlt ALL JEWELRY, Watches, Clocks, Batteries, Flashlights, Lanterns, .RUBBERS Ca.merll8, lee Fishing Equipment, Tools, Taclde Boxes, Knives, _ Heavy Duty Save $1.50 Wallets, Novelties,· Lighters, etc...... 25% Discount

$2~66 ' srmrnvooDs MOVTC TO 'ri':XAS Pythl'ans Plan Baleer-Barto Vows .Spoleen Mrs. Curl Sherwoorl unrl 13011, .•. Dennie, leH lfu,t WectnPs:-;, PVI'Il lo JJr.l' Hfli'I'(HI'\l: IIHII tlwy ill' c•ailPd upon lrJ drJ nn• ll'Bll' 1'/'ll'fl 8 ~uest~ on SHillrriHy, Jo'Phruary 'l'l. parcnls. 'l'hr hririPgrofltn's (Jill'· ~lt'ls IIIII 1\'llllll'll Ill gt'lll'la\ J'l'llllll's wh\loh l'omplt•IJlell!L'd hl'l mom in plllillt• ollil'e, ~111'11 as 1 Pt'ol'ccds frt11n till' sol'\nl will Ill' ..l'lil'st\.1\ lllglil. l\l1s. Vllgllllol 1111'11\' h\IIP 1'\'l'ti, Slie WOIC! an serving on thu dty I'OIIIWII, !own cnts HI!' 1\lt". o\1111 !\Irs. llowaul A son was.llfll\1 lo Ml', IIIH~ Mrs. used to huy n lelevislotl set fol' :11.1111\ ;,J lllc' t\isl:tll Slllc> 11\ 1111• 01'<'111~1, lttrt, ol~ lllltllgh HJH' WCI'I' linHI'd, sd1ool l!oarrl aud iliJ:II'II of 13alwr, 183fi Wr•st Barnes rnad, 1 Laill'l!llr'n Ldl'emir•t' of S\m•J,. till! hHII. hrldge 011 'l'hursday, Jo'Phru;u v 7, , , '"~IIIII' ,JIJIII llil\ lti'llllgill IIJI' \l'fllrl IISt•d lo sUI'\1 slyiP SIIJH'I'I'isnrs, slu• said SliP's all Pl'l'!'cding- the l'iles, MrH · 1101'·1 at 1\lnsnn CPneinl' hospilal ;l'lw 1111! gi'Olljl is llHiking .tolls olllrl ;::11 ll.ts l\11• .lllllll.il l'ollt•JIIIIH' '1'111• g\sl o\ Virglnt.t's ml'ssar~r· for eq11111 pay for Wllllll'n in e\'t'l y her! CheiT,V played n11plial fPicc· I lions of "I Love Yflll Truly" anrl CavPndei·~ haVP mtm!'rl lhl'ir haby ~oft I~Jys .'" he given lo. l'!lpph•1l ••JI.ill.l' d the MklmPI ,lohll C,rnhnrn wns horn I the mePting We;ltwsrlny, -.111 ll~c·d 11p Jlll'll)'. illl Is SIIJlL'Iilll to mo~n. No man or get nil llll' llllllH'.\' to spend nnrl wedrling. 1o Mr·. 1111rl MIS, M11:» r;,·,11iam •Jf Mr~. Hnlwtl Hnhsn;1 pn•sldl'd ~ Vllgllllol tll'lllg tile• dl'llgilllul W11n1:111 oil IIJ!' pa1·1y ilrgucd 1111' to lwep anyhow. Mr. anrl Mrs. Hllll(•J'I l~avlor Slndd Now I hill women malw up ginia put o11 anrl made 1\l.l~tlll 1 Mr. 1111rl 111rs. nusscll Warren P.obson with her pnsl l'hief's pin. •• 1111!~111) Ill'\\' 1111d fn•sli iii'ISPII 111111'1' lho111 il,ilf 11f llw lah11r forc1! people proud to Ill' in gnnd sl.ttlll·l blue accesso1·les, J ll'r shoulder of Ln11sing :II'!' ttw parPnts of ~ M1·s. 1\1\nnle Thm hurn nnrl 1111 o.;, "'111111 IH•r liigll·tlc•t'l\l'rl illuc> 1'11111111 In tlw !1 S, lliiVI' fl2 1 ~'/r of life 111g with Pnul Marlin. Slw men· corsage wns made up of red rose· ~on horn at Mason Gr.nernl hns· StnniPy Col'llwell, l'o·hnstcs~r.s, buds. Mrs. Faylm· pinned a col'· :::Ciit''' ll'ilh tlllt't'CJIIarlt'l' li'IIJ,;thllllsUI.IIlt'e IH'IIl'fits, elwose 1111' lionPd llw l11glwm f'nunty NPw~ MilS. DONALD BAKEJ1 pltul on TuPsday, Fl•brlliii'Y 12. Jle scrvt•d rcflcshnwnts. '•SII't'I'I'S, a filii sh1rl, .11111 .t 1111'111'11 alllomolllll' In li2', of tlw !'olSI'S, IIVII'I! olllri e\'C!II rilspin)'Ori d l'llp sn~e of yellow wsellurls In \he lms hPI'Il naJm•rl llussell Allen. \Vt•dncsr\ay, Jo'Phruar~· 27, will : l111rilll' \IIIIi ,!II llill~l' Iii Ill' llll l\s pll'il till' lillllll' Iiiii'S 7H'i of till' shoulder of her navy blue dress. relatives present. The guests 1 ping, Wllkli was 11\1" of lwr snntt• NAIHNE WII.SON, dnughter A son, lli'III'P L!'r, Wits hom to 1ll' past l'hicfs 11lghl II lid fam 1y ::. pPnpiP sulci. For the wPrldmg, Mrs. O.trto were sm vcd wedding cake, ll'c Mr. and Mrs. Holwrt Donaldson 1 nlghl with a pnthwk dinner. Df l\lrs. M.trgllret .lmdan nf Les· wore a black ert>p1• dress, The cream, mints and nuts and l'offl'e, 1 In li111• wllli llw IJ,Iitl\ 1111'01'\' of Ll'sliP on Wr1i11Psday, Jo'Pbru· • ' ' '" liP, ,md 1\Pnr\,tl Taylrn, son of hrlriPgrnom's motlwr was at t lrerl After a short wcdrllng tt·lp, the lhat lhe ll'mal1• Is just nnturall~· .tl'~' t:J, a\ 1\lo~son GPnPral hos· COTEilJI~ liAS 1\H:E I'INC: ()hesler ]?[etchers Mark 111 navy h\ue. newlywcrls arc now resldln~ wllh ... Mr.' and 1\Jt·s. Millard Taylm of pilal. Helll'larll· "' Jo'il•ldwr g.t\'f' llol' p.lll,\ lor till'i• DP\Vill, LPslll!, Lansi11g and Ma· talk on menial hec~llh al lh! olhcrs in a g-roup, anrl have !he Hnlph Ca~r·o~rilla anrl l'IHllil'S ant- dukhing ~lfi', of I ill' pn\lr>d Fetes Strobels ers' !list t·hilrl. l\11s. l'arl\1'1' IS llw : Jllll'£111\~. son. meeting nf 1\lrthor\isl Women's ability to meet demands of life. Cascc~rilla and son, all of Lan· gciclllllllllS anrl !lH 1 :..'~ of tile fornwr Mili'Y MPnovsl,e, daughtPr .., l\li" Jo'lo1 l'lll'l' Flt'il'lll'l' iliHI 'I' liP FIP!l'lll'l s \\'I!IC marriPrl ill 1\lr. ami Mrs. Charles Stmbcl s111g, Sunday aftemoon, ml111aturo IJoXPs of c.IIHI)'. Society ol Cluistwn Service Decoralinns at the serving table of Mr. anrl 1\!IS. S. D 1\Jrnovsl,t•. "'1\Jrs. Jo'rPd Bll! roughs, "'lsftlJ's ol l..1nslng on JCciJruary ;,, 19:12 of 'lliO N Sim•ldll 1rlgP mad, Web· Weclnesrlay evening Tlwre were were in the valr.ntlnc motif. Mrs 'l'hl' Misses Fannil' anri Mollir. ' I ' lll't'Villl', were honored at n sur· :; Jilt. 1'11'1< lwr. till anr\ "'I'I'Pii tlw l\lrs. i'IPitliPr is till' former guests prcsenl ft nm nohbms, H. S. Pulver anrl Mrs. Slid pre· Mr. and 1\lrs. Earl Bl'oidllloin :mil Fl'tTis of Ealon H.tpids \'lsitl'rl '"' pill\( iitir\ 11'11111' dl't'III'HII'r\ :llllll prise buffel rlinner Sunday. Till! ~I.IriPIIIH' Jl:rll of Clwrlnttc. 'l'hf' l Holt, C:rovcnllu1 f,, D:nlsVIill', Okc· slcler\ at the tea and coffee ~Cl'V· son, Gale, of Lansing 11 nd Mr. 11n1l Mrs. Emma Doll at !he J•;d Jo'l'il IS :!: li'IS,llY l'.tkl' !111111 ol wltill' llilt'll Jo'letc ill•rs l!.tVl' always resllicrl in oc'l'dsion II'.Js their 53td wedding mas and Williamslon Metlwdist ices. Miss Florem·c Miller anti Mrs. William \V,di\Pr of Gr.lllcl home Thursday. 1\lrs. Doll Is sloi\'· .. 1 anrl 1\lr. anrl Mrs Carl Hilc lngh.1m County News February 14, 1957 Page 4 J\lr. o~nrl l\lis. ll.u·oid 1,,1\ Is I'll· sang- n solo hymn sclet·tion. Mrs. o~nrl f:nnli)' of D.msvtlle \Verine:;. Misl'ellaneou~ _gifts w1•re givPn ,and lli!!it 3 children, Joyce, Mmy tr•rl.llnt•rl mr•miH•rs ol Et.1 i\lpl1:t day 1'\'l'lling Tile occasion lion· In Mts ..Jack l1avPrs, n rP<'CIII nnd Leo. Lrnlis Stili used llw tlremP "Giv· Ill.. - • • - m 5I !ill a K1 maaa a~:::~--•••••1 s:hoipl!'l ol Ul'lol Si~lll.l !'Iii so\ lll'l'ri .Judy Silerwnnr\ on her Iilinl bride, at a shower g1vr•n by J\!1 ~. ing nf Your~elf" for devotions. Vd!· At WARE'S .._ oril.\ :tlld lill'ir ltusfJ,liHis ,11 :r li i r t h rl il y <~nniversary. Other Robert Jlodgcs nnrl Mrs. !loiiTY Mrs. Leland Austin inlrorltwc:l a "''•enlnw po~r ty Sa tunic~) c-.•ning. Mrs. Brown, 11 hn is irom Mt. D gl\l'sls inl'lurlPd .Judy's gr.nHipar· P.nss of Lansing Tuesday CVl!· Organizations Tlwsc aiiPIHilllg \1'1'11' D1 anrl c•nl s, 1\11·. :tnd Mrs. Clarencl' ning. The pal ty was al tlw llnrlg;l' !Tope Mc~hodisl church, Lansing. n J\lrs l\IPrl in r; rc•t•n, I\ I r. a 111\ M "· I SIH'IWIHHI home, 81G Mtlcltcll street. Cnunii'Y Cousin~ extension Mrs. Brnwn told of the .3 ways (;porgl' \Vhyle, D1·. oil HI 1\li s. mental siclmess affer•ts fl persrJil: I ('ll,\1\t•s lluilh:ud, J\lr. and 1\l1><. There were 17 friends and f1n·., group will meet Wednesday, Feb· mer crnvorkers at the shower. t~Liary 20, at the home of Mrs. Having extreme fnght am! cun· B .Inn lliI~ 1'AHLI~ VmWEH ...... : ...... $1!1.!1i 111 •f Mason. Comrlolc Phoh•g aphy Service rl I) :1 tl,•rniJOil. The Do·Tis extension group met a. • $82.50 35mm D l,tsl week al llw home of Mrs. Mt";. Tl11bcrl Harrison Will en· Among the patienls lliSI'llill r;~d 1\0DAI{ CA!\mi:A ...... ' ...... lji:~!l.!l:i WEDDINGS 1\ SPECIALTY Cloll11ng 1'111b mcmhers mel at Roy I!owell. A speL'ial grogram, IPrlalll members or the Past from Mason Gl'neral hospital 1 * $24.95 1\0DAI\ 1'0UJ:IS'l' CA!\ll£1tA ...... $ 7.!J:) 834 S. Oamas llw Tasl,el home Jasl Monri:~y "Unlll'rstamling Teen-Ag-ers," was Chiefs club Monrlay, February were Linda Joyce Rushlbw, (). '.I Ma~on l'l'ening. Sevcr,tl ol the girls also * $149.!15 KODAK REFLEX CA!\IERA ...... $fi9.9,"i given by Mrs. Kenneth Brook~. 18, at G:31J p, m. lor d potluck wecl\s·old daughl!'r of Mr. and Phone OR 7.4391 woriH•rl on their pi'o.Jccts there • Mrs, Monell Fox o[ Lansmg, supper. Mrs. AlfrPll Rushlow of Stocl' * $44.50 AUGUS A-'1, new case and l'lash ...... $22.9.3 I Satunlay. chairman of the leaders club, was Mnson Rcbeluth lodge No. 324, bridge; J\,tthleen 1\llllll!Y, claugll· J 'l'lw dull clan1·e was Salurday * I present w1th plwlog-J'aphcrs from will have a regulm· meeting at ter of Mr and Mrs. fiicharrl $2<1.9:1 POLAHOID CO!\IPAH'l'l\U~N1' CASE ...... $18.9.J UJG'fA SWi\IA 11 111 111ght with Olney hrol hers fur· Michigan State university tn takt• lhe I. 0. 0. F. hall Wednesday, Kinney o( Dnnsvi\lc; and Mrs :1 * nisiling music for danclllg. pictures show1ng an extension Fcbrual'y 20, at 8 p. m. Refresh· !van Bellinger, Mrs. Nellis Barn • $29.95 AUTOMATIC J..IGH'l' 1\m'J'Im ...... :...... $19.9ii I CAlm I'AHTY Tlu•t c was a special meeting at club in action fot• a university ments will be ~crvcd honoring hart, Mrs. William Wtllis !IIH ) • At tl!l· houu• nl llw \Vesl Lod'c hall Monday eve project. membors Willi birthday annlver· Mrs. Dun Williams, nil o( Mason. ' ~i9.95 KALART f1'LASII UNI'f ...... $ 4.95 I lllllf.(. Mwh1g.tn Stale university Mrs. !lowell and Mr:,, Ror s.u·ics 111 January and February. •• i\lr~;. Cha I'll's Hn hb:ll'(l stullcnls Jurnishcd tile recreation. $5.!15 STEitEO m~ALIS'f VIEWim ...... ,... ,...... $ :3.!J,j Holiday attended the lcnrlers Rebelwh dcgrr'e slaff will prac· Mr. and M1~. Rollie Wing of ] meeting nt Delhi town h,tll. lilrs. I icc at the I. 0. 0. 1~. hall Dansville and Mr. and Mt·s. • I titlll S. Lansin~; Mrs. Orn 131 adman of Lansing $39.50 AltGUS PUO,JECTOit ANU CASE ...... :...... $ !J,!J,) Annette Schaeffer, home demon· Wednesday PVC!n1ng, February '20. George Mcssnnr spent tile wcel\ illasnn and Mrs, Bessw Jean Wat11er of ~ ~;tration agent prcsenlcd Fehru·i Members of the Past Nnble end .11 Dciic~ncc, Ohin, with Mr. $9.95 J.. EATIIER CARRYING CASI~ for movie camcm ...... $ 4.93 I ,'larl'lt 7 nt K Jl, 111. G1 anrl LPdgc called on Mrs. Clar,t ary's topic, "Your Po~rl in Fam· 1 Grands club will meet with Mrs. and Mrs. Wtlham ~~~sex. Mrl'. ~ •* J. \V\11pple Sunday afternoon. 1 NEW $1<1.!15 AIIU~rlnc>.~rln,Y 11Vr!nlng nt past, DeL Sgt. 1'homns 'l'nllln loirl I hr. iHIITll' of MrH. Chnrlrs I fllh· Poslnfflcc boxes will rr.c~c~lvo mull Mason Lion':; ei11h mrmhrt·~ hal'(j, The pnrly will lm 'l'hursrluy IIH usual, lhu (H!Himnslcr sulci. Wcdnesriny evening ut lhrir meP.I· evi!nlng, Mill'dl 7, at H p. m, 111 We'1·c Going Out of Ousiness in lnr: In the IOOI~ hail. 'i'wenly·twr llw llrlhlmrrl home. Plans wc•n! altP.IldP.cl the meeting. nlso rli:;eu,.;:;erl for a l'ill'cl party In Mason Just As Soon J\s We hr. Thnn;cl:ry, April 11. 'I'klwts Leslie Hgt. Tobin, who Is with the firr mny hr pnt•c•IJIJHI'rl from nny mem· nwrshnl's division uf liw slate Can! h 'I' of the flll'orily. Tlw 2 r•vnnls pollr!c, reviewer! the worst Uri'~ llt'r! :;orot'il~' l'ill'(f p:n·t ics, not tlw in U, S. hlstot•y. !i'rom tltese tlt·es, pc>!HIIng bt•lwllls. Mrs. McEihenie he said, !lt·cmPn nf today hnvr During the husinf'HH nweling leill'ltr.d the main mel hods of fire llu• group rli:;c·ussPrl pinns for Dies at Leslie fighting. All Prices r11Hhi11g lhl:; spring, nnrl for e!ec· I.ions celchl'illrri the hirlhrln~ I inn of offir•Prs fm· next yem·. A Mrs. Ada Wiliitt Md·~llwnir., annlvc1·sarics of Rohrrl lnghrnm let lct' was re;rrl from I he In Ierna· 1!2, 'died nl Northrup COIIVII!ClHCCIIt anri Robert Ware. Birlhriay c:al\1' , Ilona! orrtc:e rc~viewing the gone! I home Wchncsrlay. Mrs. Md~i· rieeol'iltrcl with canrlles wn: deeds and oll.lrr~tlvcs of tlw Inter· I henie was the first pat lent at liw served In their honor. Drastica~ly nat:ionai l!~nrlowmenl. fund. '!'he home 2 yenrs ago. She wn~ for· During the bushw."s meellnp fund was u~erl to furlhet· eanc:er mcrly at the !i'rlcnrlly home In ilfllll'oval wns gil•en for the pny reseut•e•h, Girls Stale!, HdlOiiJrshlp HOTEL HAWLEY stood at tho apox of Maple and Slai'c s'h·cob, ih0 1ile now occupied by Keith's .Tackson. menl of glasses fm• 2 Mason uwurcis ami ollH•t• wot•thwltile Surviving are elaughters, M1·s. sdtoni pupils whose pat·c•nls are• prnjr!c•ts. s.ervice station. In tho right background is tho feed mill which was remodeled for tho Silsby lmploment Co. This picture is from the collection of Miss Al:-a Ward. George I~nglcrl an(! Mr.~. Paul ttnahic to do so. Tlie dub also Reduced~. Mrs. llarnirl La1•is as:;islr!rl Mrs. Scitar~citmicil n[ 'l'nir.cio, Oi1in; 3 pale! [ot• their eye examinntlon:; llul!lmrcl in Hr•rving t•e•frPshnwnts ------grancichilciren, 3 gJ'cal·granrleltil· Ri!lb~ea·s - Ga~oshc5 - Boo~ s at liw close of lhP nwc~ling. c•cJIIPge nnrl a fomwt· :.•mpio.vc• of rlrcn and 2 gt·eat.·grcal·grandehll· lel'ing the nnvy, In Long Beac:h, Servicemen , Il'alnwr Tw>i and Die! Co, in Holi. Scholars Gain rlren. Callfurnln. l!c Is alladwri to the 0 i'vl. Dnie 1\. lloffntilll, 2:2, l•'unr.rai services will h:! r•on· unly helicoptm· earrir.t· in liu• WSCS Breakfast l'vl. i·:rltr!HI E. Wali\l'l', IH, sr111 I'IIHlSt wil'c•, Mary, IIVPs at i!ll:l rhll'lerl at Luceht. funeral home in of Mr. iiiHI Mrs. Alh<'l'l K 1\11· ClwHinul slt'ePI, iloll, c·ompif'IPri navy, Mrs. llaiciwin sairl. ll is IIH~ LPsllc Snlurday al Ill a. 111. with USS The I is DHy, Mnrvin gl"ilrl· Study Club Meets pal rid\, 21fiS Allhlll"ll Al't!., I loll, S weeks. of lmsic· e•ombiil lrainin!~ All-A Grades Shoes for,. flr1hrrl Worgul offidaling. Burled ttaleci [rom Leslie high :;dum! II'IIH grarltiillr•rl Fl'iH'lliH,V H from with tlw 0111 Infanln• Division ;d 'I'IJCt'e were ll!i Michigan Slate will be in Woodlawn eemetcry. wilh tho clilss of I fl!i·i. 'i'II'C'IIIY·S"I'f'n Ill I' Ill IJ r•r s ·of 1 an n 11 lo1no t i v c! mninlc•natH'!! Fort Cars11n, co'tor:ulo, liisl sl'itoliit"s ilonon•ci I;Lo;l Tilut·sciay ~ll'llwrlisl WSCS ilreaidasl study c•oursl' al Fori Lr.•oJiiJrrl Wood, month. Hofftn11n was !(l'ilclllillf'ci night al a riiJJnc•r. All rreeiveci Baldwin Is Asslgm•cl All the FamUy group gallwrc•ci at IIH• home of Mo. Wiill

"Prineipll's of Transporlatirln," 1 S. Gunn road, is a 19~G gradtlaie There· is a MiJcc~.hcc can! party ton. nl'w h

~ham pion~ Acclaitned in Wool S.ewing ~on test,. Two Trips Abroa~. ,. Are Top Prizes In $45,000 Event ' . LAS VEGAS, Nevada-A 17· year-old Idaho high school girl and a University of Arizona stu· dent are looltlng forward to two At GEORGE~:'S MARKET exciting weclts abroad this sum· mer-their prize for being nc· claimed national champions In BABY'·BEEF SWIFT'S PREMIUM Ute art of home sewing with all· SWIFT'S FULLY COOKED, wool fabrics. Th.e git·ls are Sharron Schellne of Donnelly, Idaho, and Helen Gee, 20, of Tucson. They were ·LIVER FRYERS acclaimed grand prize winners In PICNICS the tenth annual "Malle It Your· self· with Wool" contest after lb lb modeling t h c I r home· created 4·9c· J:9c lb fashions with 32 other state sew· 39c lng champions ln the National ·•·, ··. Fashion Revue-annual cllmalt to New Bite-Size HUNT'S HEATHERWOOD SCOTCH PAC the competition-held this year In HEKMAN'S Las Vegas. The young women will receive .Peaches two.·wcclr, all-cxpcnse-pnld trips to Europe, via Pan American Halves or Sliced Ice Cream World Airways, and wlll en~oy a Saltines 300-Can stay ln New Yorl1 and Intensive tours of London, Paris and Rome 11s guests of the Wool Bureau and 1 Pendleton Woolen Mills. , ! lb 25c Cans /2 Gal. 69c Top awards ln the more than .s $1 845,000 In prizes offered In the annual competition are shnr!)d by HYDROPONIC FIRM twelve young women of ! 'hlgh Thursday-Friday..:....Sabrday Special school and college age. Other na· MICHIGAN tiona! awards include scholar· TOP NATIONAL WINNERS in the "Make It Yourself With Wool" conlesi· win the admiration of Agriculture ships, travel, U. S. Savings Bonds Secretary ,and Mrs, Eua Taft Benson following their sulection in las Vegas •• ,'\1 luft a~e Sharron Scheline, Tomatoes Head and Singer sewing machines. 17, af Donnelly, Idaho, the junior winner, and Helen Pee, 20, of Tucson, sen1or champ1on. At the extreme Home-s,ewn fashions created by tight Is Carol Anno Bauer, 22, of Sioux City, Iowa, wlnn~r af a special award for the most fashi~:~nablo this year· s finalists presented a garment in the national flnals, RAISIN BREAD wide . variety in fabrics-ranging Lettuce· 1 from bul11y woolen weaves, of luxuriously textured rose and Second prize, junior division: Carol Anne BRuer, 22, of Sioux \ through tweeds of many weights white wool tweed. Its jacl1et has Loretta Ann Armstrong, 17, Bel· City, Iowa, by Coats and Clarlt, lb 29c Loaf and textures, to the lightest a small shaped collar,· a half·belt Jinghatn, Washington - a $300 Inc. The award, a $1,000 cash 19c 2 Heads 29c weight crepes and oth~r smooth to provide baclt intet·cst, and scholarship, presented by Pcndlc· scholarship, wns for Miss Bauer's . worsteds. Entries may be coats, pocl1cts concealed In ·the side ton Woolen Mills. smartly tailored sult and blouse suites, dresses or ensembles made scams. The slllrt Is st1·aight and Second prize, senior division: ensemble ln soft blue wool Han· Sugar Jets from Virgin wool fabrics~ i, slim. Hisae Ruby Noguchi, 18, San nel, with detachable blue fox Super· BIG TOP >fllou'SIIItds of Girls Compete Miss Schellne's award Is for a Fmnclsco, California--a straight cuffs. - · Whea·ties 4 ~exes More than 7 000 girls between sheath dress of whlspcr··welght needle Singer sewing machine ln Special Award Made Peanut Butter the ngcs of 14, and 22 .cnt~~ the wool. cha!lls and bolero jacl~et of. console cabinet, presented by Another special award, for an .Values Cherries wool sewing competition i each blaclt wool crepe. The printed Slnl)"er Sewing Machine Com· outstanding combination of home 12-0z. Refl'igerator Jar year In the Western and Midwest· challis ·dress combines orange, pany. sewing sltlll and high academic for the Trix ~rn states. Following state,wlde plnlt, brown and blaclt In a · Thh·d prize, junior division: standing, was presented to Joyce $'1 $1 eliminations at which state cham· .!ltalncd·glass . design, while. the Sharon Lynn Flanagan, 16• Vir· Elaine Bader, 17, of Clear Lal1e, .Who!e Family._ 3 FOR Corn Kix pions are selected, the top home cont-:-whlch IS lln~d _with ~res~ glnla City, Nevada-a $~ 0, U: S. South Dal1ota. The award, a $500 sewing exper'ls appeal'. each yen!' material - has tltr ec qua 1 t e 1 Savings Bond by 1· A. ~net & scholarship, was presented by ···'In the National Fashion Revue- length sleeves and a flat rounded .Company. · . Colorado Woman's College, Den• a highlight of the annual convcn- collar. A matching hat and smat·t Third prize, Eemor division: vel'. The twenty-two other na· tlon of the National Wool Grow: pamsol complete her ensemble. Paullnc Schmidt, 20, Logan, Utah tiona! finalists received special ers Association. . Other Winners Art U1ttcl · . ·-a $lOO U. S. Savings Bond by nwards of hand-woven all· wool 1 ... " Both ·top winners In this yea1·'s .Other· national award winners· S. Stroocll & Company. skirt lengths and stoles !r·om contest enjoy great Interest- In announced· fo!lowlng the National Fom'lh prize, .Junior division: Chamberlin's Handwoven s or home·: economics· studies. Miss Fashion Revue are: . . IIIIII di.lllll' to gl'l RATES AND INFORMATION 11AL1')) JIAY, fll'.l 1111rl Sf!'rlllll pltorH lloll OX I K'll!l 7wl 2 lilf•H fnr till' Jlli culling nlfnlfn nnrl hiiHrw, nls 1 $17 HO Jlmvllrd l'nnlln••, M 1son, llnilfl ,TlJIIP 1ln\PJ' h11~. Aill'll IILl'AL!'A !JAY, lhsl Hlld Hi'tOilli (Jhonc Olt r IHOI 71VI l'!rdc•rlrlc, I rnllr snuth 11f M,tsnn r ullhw It L IJ,l\Js, Jl'. mill's The Ingham County News (ilJ liS 127, Jlhlllll' Mnsnn on 1\flllh ol liS lh Oil V,lfl/\ll.t !IIIli! Phone Ma~on OR 7-9011 7 0 Ill. I wt l 711 I

ALl'ALI•'A ITAY, firs! antl srwnul MJXI'D I!AY TnquiJP ,tl Ill l~ \\'••rhlf'~ilny nll••rnonn ciPnrl· rntllng Will rlrllvrr HttiiPI ~t1ong sfii'PI Dnnsvtllr J>honl' IIIII'. For! y 11'111 ~~~ fur liOc•. All· nrn~' phrmr Mn~on I m 7 17Hii MA I l~ld I'VI'Illllgs 7w!J I clltrnnnl 111111ls Jc• l'llr h C hlHsi 1wlf II ~ llAY, fii'S( nrlrl HPPIIIH) BLI•:' Pial HolfP ,JIJ or~ liHf'd IlisJJiny IIIII'« JllslnA" 1111 tlr,;l :! 1\LTi'ALJi'A JIAY- Jo'hst nnd/ J'lllllng nlf.llfn Mrs Don III!!, 1,u Is lllr> stnr wn~ JlllJ.:I'S ol 1lnsslfi••cl nils 1'>1.00 srroml c utllngs, only ~llf> ,liJrl .11 1"1 Olwmn•, rn.td, phone• L.tn l.t< linn Bud's Auto Parts Jll'l' IIH h. Jlu~ llllllllll'r lllls 1\0•• lillr fat ,.;cr onrl tllttlng. C'J,ucnce sing I~D 7 7H 111 7wtt (•)(fill. Boll's, fltst fnrrn south o( Mnson on lJS 127BR, phonr 111nsnn OH. CLOVEn. ITAY - 'iOO balr.s Snnw I!lib CI!EVHOLJ•; I' 210 2 door·, fi 7 2~fil 7W1JI' got wet on• r •lOt• per bnle 1'\ lHJrJI'I JIOIVf'J gllcJP It SJinJ )l --:-:-:-::-~-:---:-·------whll" 11 ),\Sis n,.., 'l'nwnsi'JHI, (, 1o11 for IIH• [li'Json wllr1 Wllltls 1 Livestock C'LOVr:n lfAY B,dP.d A is mllros Pnsl of lll1sun 11 1,11 ~u PI IJIIIIIJl}' )l)lls )lf'l Jill fll,llJJ f' h,Jlr•d sttnw. Mrs C'l tltl' flrorl lmnhi'l 10 rl phorw Dnnsvllll' MA ----- _ ------hrtg, mr. Lnmh lf\7~· ' 7wlp JWHl:I'OI(fJ llllLL IIJ months son ()H 7 OIRO 1•112fll - i'li"l I'OHD J',tlil.ntP ( ollvrrllhlP 11 l'lllrlllmttll .rnd Pol< A l«'nl Baker Realty old 2 mll1 , nor llr ol liS Ill " 1 fAY ;;on bnll's ot first .lllcl f J I 1\'1' loiioltn~ In Vnni\11.1 IIJsl IHIIlSf' \lf'SI ftll 'l'l SPf'OIIII flllllllj~ alt lifol hoi~ .• arm 00 s ilf'.tll hnii 1111<1 l'h111H Lnllsillg IT J[,un V.mAtta, 2 mdco; north 11f ____ ------2111 s l\11111 011 I! flHRiil ('.til llt Lnxton J'o~tm 18'iH 7·1RR'i iwl Tomlinson Ro trl l'honr l\!,JSOII OR 7 2110(} (',t[] ,tftl I ') ill 3p f•'AHM LTV I s 1oc 1~ ntsutPrl rl IJ.JUNI·~ cLOVEn- - IIAY----- _ 2 nr,o 1fl:il ChPvwJct 210, 2r1nn1 Vm:, o;Jlflt ill 1l comlitlf,ll. Clnull<' low 111111' tgc "n 11us exlr.t nice 218 AC'Hfo.S 11! IIlli< t,, I nnJru, loll llts 1'11\l'l'lgltdP too hy " 11.1111 "' o~ul 2 Box 2 L1•si1P 1101lh of E~>;l L.tn.tJJ~ 1011 11 m ,JI,f't v.dtl!' 11)11 $2110 !H'I ill'olfi ,PhonP Lc•sllr .HJ !ll\211 r,111f nctes nf mini 100 Ill cs It' Ill\ IJ!d ,JI 1111 1 XII 1 cll.tl gt• 'rIll I Ill! II 1 1!1i~ C'I!C'Vl olet 2 rlont llnt tltop for planting (o~~rul sltll PX .Jrw •II nnr::>~·ms { IJi,t• new, nr \ er wm 11 111 Ma undergiMI!ld ~·JS sloJ I!"'' i\gc'nr 1 ill llliiP< I 11f lBlA, I 1111lrs f10m .M.tson, i .ttlrs 1111lt 1, room ,mrt hrst 1'11111 Ll.tllllll\ polic; on I (Srmt r. 1.mulnr J weeks old, SIO Second place 8 'ld' M • I 1111' lll.ttkr I l11rlt\ H.tlt', ,IJ<' low model n holiS<' J,tJ gl' Ill' II houst•, 1 south of Piallls I 0 td Jih to )Olll I i2020 SR2 GO rtJPPil:S Muu.ttutc• Schnau llAHN Bf.Al\JS ll[l In .10 fl sev- .tiii1Jill1Ji>llt 1 It 11 PII fnsut IIHf' 1212 12 RD:!O 7.!'1 s, 2, 9 \~cell> old AI~L' 1eg r 1nl 1nrhnr posts 1 cow 20 ACRJ:', wrst of l\1 1.on on Co 1\:•r 111 1 i"ll \V I'Yllpli• St M.t 'i lh lb lstcrl'd Plionr Utns(ng l~D 21l7Gf, slHlclllnn~ l,lllrJimg 11 uud gtudr lurnlua I oar!, good Ill mndr rn, '"'I l11 I 0 20 20 For Rr>!tPr Buys nt J.c>ss 1~-- _ tiw1 l\lic•l'ls fnt llllliOI hie;:.dr Hubrrt 5room bungalow llltlt.lltLrlwd J'hPRP .llf' $)G Up - 'I SouthWilk, 127 Shrrm.tn St' garage B.un ollid poulttY BOAilS l'lltl'hll d Dlltllf !mal' JHHCS ol I\lr.m's l'ltnl l'oncls dr• $1 ~ 11 I J Lf'~ltr• Gw"p / housr.s, goocl lrH•I Jc~Jili nil t.llw :,ouJ p1rk Ill•• 1\inlll'\ l)llrrPrl to ~our· f.nm 111 flOlh $ ~ t'tp fa I ers . - I tillable Pttcc• $12,7 tO 'I cnn' Ill.! Plullips 111.trl, pilllllf' 1\),J-Oil I hll'' Bulk Jllllf'S ,ll(' $')~() flPl BUILDINC,, HEMODLLING All ()!( i 2fl71 01 Olt i 1%7 71\ I jton Jpss Iii)TI--:·iort. :>upr:r 1 ;~'1D~~ ktnds of ~ldlllg roofing, stone 120 ACR8S- South11r>st of M.t 1!l'i6 CJIEVHOLET ', tnn With ,, , G ft wfrlgc!lltot·. tslnrlll herl, fuep!.Jrcs, p1r c,tsl cement strps son 7room tllmorlctn hnlJ'C rlur • PRICES sprcrl tt.tnsmlsston If )Oll k fi · 1 1 1 s 1 1 1 large g tmln rl 1oof IJ,Jsrrmnt IIAMPSillJU; (,JLTS tn r.11 ALSO AT SPlX IAL F00 t e Furn I't ure 0:) IllS I, IUh anr S 101\'Cr jll' CCI lllg .till! IV.! ) Jl•Lnl' tng, 0 lVC'S bnt II 19 stalldliOIIS Wilh illllil• lfJII 111 1lJ11lll 2 IH'C'),s Austill 1102010 l'cliC'tt>rl I I 1111 want ,tntlnecrl t new IJ uck and cut! at only $2.~i0 Wt11lman'o; troughs, wmrlo\~ s, doors lollvf'J s 1 mg cups NPm v lll'll cmcnt I 1 1 (,JV.tll.tllgh, '117 (',11lwllc Clunrh :-: lh IG l'ellctlri h2112 the )llJCC stn]l' ~ou, herr rs the 9•306•01) rnuler Sn1r.s, T~ast Lnmmg, flonlrng, llallpapet anrl 11\lltngs ~tave SliD Sf'\C'Ioll nut hllildmgs llllrl ph011H Lcslll' Tll 'I IIlii U2112 PPI!ctPI) i2H It one tn htiY 1439 w Cr mci Rlv~r, Wlllmmston I phone L1111sing ED 2-1817 .~wtf mst.tllerl Adrlitwns, 1cmodehng, Good levC'I Janel In fllC' hwhrst 711 1 3 10 iO l'ellPirtl h 10 11 ~I\' I( • - 1 mas om y 11 urJ, m.tsom \ 11 a IPI f ~ r I 21 12 1J1 r.t •I)', N111 ogf n ' l!li1 ALl\1/\ 211 fl house tr.ule•·/ proo[ p.untmg Inlr!lllll. and ex stnte o feltJ 1111 r .lUI's o '• ton. good coruiJitl Mnsorl OR ~1 ."1 68?. 7\\1 " ' ' ~ " ' ' ~ I fteP estJmntc~ rail L.nrv Ha.,aer Masou u - r\1'1 ' 01 Collms I lunt tngt on OR 7 G!Oii 7wl · 1 tl JP,Jsl $2 00 pm ton 01 mote pl.utlr 1, 17 h11lc John Dcct e gt.tlll rn.m Mason Route •I Phone Ma- 7wl ftnrn the dbn\r (II trPs, h"sr•rlttpnrJ rii ill 7ft John Dcoc lllO\\Cr OLDSM(inrLi: )[) 19.-76-r.~ IIOUi·U~ 'I'HA !LEn -- 1952 Alm,J 3011 OR G4487 7w J' Sl I'LAN!l lof')drng, I ) r.nrs I r!tsl.lltrl'. rr: I d I ft' 2 old S,tfe tnt• .. m 1 l11lcl In 11rlr Illr. I h.u 1nke, HI ft Unr\ers.lll rciiPitl running cnnchtJon. Tnes F oor Mo e ~~ hedroom, 3 ptece ~Mth, 13UILDJNG-l•'OR -SALE- ell'l.tll>l 1\ltll ri!.Jg, 11 liiCIJ rr.n dl!d h.ttlr.ry good Very dPHIJ lll· or t!JI\P i\ls11 •o~drlle IIO!SP~ tnt! I hLEiN S l'l AN'! l'OODS llf' Removal Sale 19).) Moh!le Crmset, ,JJ '' , ~ herl Roy Adams, on. G-1561 I<'Y l1.1111n111 mill All Ill guorl slci<' T1lust Ill' seen to be appre 1oom, 3 ptNe IJath, excellent con I ______Farm~ UHI'rl 1\l•sll)lfl s 11lrtl<•s .Lilli httdll'~ fullv J;:ll.ll,lJIINd lo StOIC for DIP I r•onclrl1on fi11hcr t Smitlt '' Ill liP' l <'JdtPrl 2 W3 Erfm 1 1oncl, Jlolt \II new merchandise which must rllt10n. Both pnrJ,cd 111 icfcal 2G 10 P.nsl Stnll' 1n,H), I. mstng. full :, P,l! and rh~n to rh Ill )II' I R d' & T I • • scn11h nf Pc•ny on Ill 17 __ (iw:lp I 7w2 be moved lo make way !or a sp.\ccs Equlttes, $2800, C.lll Lnn 120 ACHES, r.xlt a goocl farm, C,i\J L,JlJ'Ing 1\' !l 'liO.".' liwtt f••c II\ m ~ow monP3 h.trJ, I a 10 e eVISIOn new :shipment on the way. Slllg IV 'l "i'i!JO St.lle Wulr l161lty • good bmlrlmg~ S'i,OCO clo11n -- I BUY DlHEt I' llont lite Mnnn FARM J3UILDTNCS - Pole de I -- 0 JIAMl'::-iliiHI BCJIIH, - mnnths 1 fo1c Ill! I'!' 111ul SA VI. liJl to REFRIGERA10RS I ~ Lansin~------· 7w1pl rv ANTENNAS-C:ompll'te In NEAR MASON, 711 acres With slgnrcl illlJIClJIIgS h~ Til Count~ Good Wr'll Admiral 10.65 cu ft. Dual Temp stallation lncluclmg TV towers 1good lnulchngs old Dnn OPslPr le, 122fl l'dpn 1 Sll 10 JH'J ton l'arm Sc!VIIP ,1Je r.IT!rJ!'ntly en 1 1o.111 l'lw 1r• I\ I Nill on 7 f,HJ; 1 glltef'Wrl In 1111'1'1 J'Olll' JllflJVIIlll~l wJth nutomallc defrost, was Poultry Also insurnnce repairs. Henry I NEAR MASON, ~ nrr0s with 1 2 nerds. 'l'l.tJneli fumstr.trl plnn $3-19,95 lt'Jcs, 127 N. Lansing street, l bedr nom homf' '" I Klein's Soil Service nets to sm VP. you Ask us before Used Cars NOW $28895 ------ohone Mnson OR 61201. G ACRES east of M.tson with 1i JTOLS J'EIN m:ri'J:r.s, rlun 1 you build 1JI12!1 N l~nst St, Lan· DIHKSI~ SUPERIOR LAYTmS 17wtf 2 bechoom' J;omr Pt Jc•e $1• iOO In fJPshPil tins Jllllnlh Ti' C l'nwl<•t VII lr, llllf hJg,m Admilal lO cu. ft. Refugerator, p1ove to be the to~ money ------·--- DANSVILLT~ nPm r.o , ,.. cs- PhnnP (' ~sl11 :l HB2 smg-. 40Wlf 1 1 Andel son In sl f n Ill Past n ( 1 19'iG PONTIAC Sl,u Chief, 4 door was $219 95 makers In WestC'I n N y I anclom I with lnnldtllgs hm d top, hych dJJl.lflc, ltcalet•, N0W $179 95 sample test on lhc h.tSIS of 2 year Real Estat D.lllsVillt• Pltrllll' D.lltsltlle 1\f,\ 711'~ e 322RJ t.tkc's NOW $169.!!5 of the better brer.rie1s 111 the lJ s ______mgs P11ce on!~ $1- 1.•11, $1 1.10 tnd srronli 111tlmg .utd IMlecl Pmn:Bili'D Ynt kshllf' gilt, ln erl, tunn!h;:. lm; "'" l'tpr.t, rnst of l!l:ii PONTIAC srrl.tn '' cloo1, hy· All bt cedmg stoclt tlus yem was/I RANCH HOME--A new llome for •lawn. dtamnttc, henteJ .lnrl llllho 2 Admll'al 10 cu . .ft. Re.ft•lgerator, hatched !tom 24 07.. eggs or over nil the famrly [r) enjoy. We 28() ACRES JJl While Onk town· $GO, Yen blme gill hr<'rl, S.l':i, Olwmns on liS lh to V.ntl\lt.t Equipment 28 5 Yntkshul' grll oprn, $2i, h:ll Jo.t1l north to l'l]Jl'l road, light tone' Jl::trnt was $ 9.9 Are you llouiJied With il'ltlw~as I have se\cral that you can buy or ship tow IRi lh Bttkshttl' s;3i, nl1fi to lusl t.n·m on lr.ft Pl1nnr L.m 1955 OLDS ~cclan ''door 98. run j NOW $199.95 broodiness, blowouts small eggs' trarle yom pre~ent home on A ·200 ACm!:S near Leslw, vrry JlOWf'l h) rh nmatH· !Jeatet· and Admiral 10.1 cu. fl. Ref1·igerator Get D rl:se's tlus yem; proven Jnvc>\y 3·hedroorn 111 2 bcdi'Ool11 atlr ncttve J.u rn White bont, !': lO nn~ D Don~]/\, s1ng FE B 8h77 Gw4p NEW 1 I 11 1287 L.nnil to.td, !\Jason Phm i' _ _ _ Speer \I on Gt nos Seeders t.Hhn NQW $188 95 money mnl,cr~ Po~tcru d bungs home In new Mason subdlvtslon 120 ACRES - Goorl set of lnulrl· l\I.JRon on 7 OiR..! Hw2 BAL8D l\IJXED lfAY, dovct nn I PTO nnd elcclJ w 1955 BUICK Speci.tl 2door, har·d Admtral 9.7 cu. ft'll2door Reirig· free r.omp\de records In nandom Large llvmg 1oom and dlnlngl gs 1 111 alfnlfa about 700 hnlcs put llfl Weed Spr n~ et s fop D1 rwflow he ttcr· nnd ra I Sample t~st - ProcluctJOn, egg area, Wtth beautiful carpeting 71 ACJU:S near I\1ason wtlh goo,l REGIS'! CHED YotliSilllr. spung- ltn good conch! ron ,tud fohn Do11 Sp! ,1~ Materi,tl d1o size, hvabrhty, etc Visitors me Iand ch apes, very mode~n ltltchen 3 bedroom home, hrp roof barn ho 11 s, 1e ul1 lm serv1r.r. !leg· I DPPt e 2 srcttnn rlJ'.tg .timnst new. Fe1 tJiizet· Sp1 P 1der s 195'5 PONTIAC 870 St- • ct uroom home I!Cill' 14 ACRES wrth new unflllntsltecl l E:RLD ITolsiPIIl lfl'lll'l s, I BALED ALl'ALJo'A DHOME h 1\ n~GIS USED CQUIPMENT Howard $289.95 ~1rksc B,Jby pullets-$10 J?Ot' JOO Mnson Full puce $:i,130 $!li0 home 3 IJechooms, math Js' It', -) t',ll olds '.11vcrl Ill .J.mu.tr~ and str a\\. Kr•nlwlh Km tz, Ill sl New IInJI,lJld Bnlc1 $219.95 lty them ·:g,unst !"'Y clucks .tt do\\ n Also 2 bedroom homr 111 full basement, ltot <~It ftnnace, A,Cso some 4 l f Jll ospcc ts Don Ip1.we west or College JO,Jd on M liT S1at1on,u y She Jim Maytug Automatic Washer and any PIIC'e. You don t ha~e to pn:, M.1sor• Full puce only $3,495 or ga1nge .ttt.tcllccl IIgg fll odtiC'Iton plus ea1Jy school, on Iliaci> top ro;d,' pr!ccd I r·oad Mostly ali IVnt k rmlengr>. C.m he seen afler 1 )> NOW $162 95 large egg size, excellent !Jvnhillty, at $l2,800 fOl quick sale Calli Small down payment rn, '545 1~1 nst 1 nacl, Wtlhamston Admiral ~!O·Inch Electrlc Range Michigan UJlfll ovcd pullor- Glenn Oe~terlc, Mason , 1,~ ACRE close to Mason Finest In Far111 Machinery u s OR 7.8552 M·M 1\nd Oliver Phone Williamston 610 F·3t. w1th dial heat, was $249.95 ttm ty)Jhotd cle.tn Phone Lnnslng Paul r; Cheney Real Estate, Ma vety good 2 beclroont anrl % mile north of 1\Iason on US·127 7w1t' NOW $188 95 E'E 98915 63 Barry J'Oi1d, !Iasll'tt. •on on 6 'i558 iwl slblc thhcl Exc•cptlllnal a Phone OR·7·597l 7 0111 - -- -- S I b - I C I wtP 14o ~CRE F'ARM::._-Att~ntlon Tl1r ~i~reru~~~~de~~~~n~~~~l j 5 Y 1mp ement 0, WESTLINE-A c~~~-;;-lj~-tl-;;fr~in Danyman! The owner· sny1 to Mason school bushy door· 214 State Cl'oss nvmlablc oruy .1t Dul1sc sell lock, stoclc and bmrel, 40 suhmhan, don't Jl box, 'i·yd. Frul.ts Foodstuffs farm. Vlsttors welcome. DlrliSC 10 ACRES, 'i room house Fair room house, olher buildings, s m 7w1 on. 6 5673. 7w1p 1·S529. 7w•lp Plan Spring Profits-- Put Want Ads to Work NOW

An~ lypn nf lnrlnm WILT" ffAUJ, ARlrRR ruhhlsh Ingham Countv News I on HEN J'-3 room hol!Ae with Nllllf Oi\1, Jll'l\Hit HA!s \111\' IIY II Jill hi I JIPI HfJI\ "'' Phono Mnsnn on 7 7712 Plrr lrlr lty, Rultnhln for eldl rly 1 tlrs l'IIIIIIP M tson MrH A Mrll•r llwll llltrl In llllllllllll IIH' 1\llllvlllt• February 14, 1957 Page 7 1 nllplr Ln~tnn l'nrm, 1R~fl 'l'orn Wst s h 111 ul I p 111 M1111ii11Y lwlfp IInson 1onrl, phonn 1\lnRon OH 1f11111 Ill lrhltlll~ IH fo1 llu• IN MMiON "1 hrrlroom hnnH 2 •II• Jl' ,. • 1 "' rnlnaling 111\IIIHhiJI hulli 0 l.llgt IIIIJII' room full "llndifillr 1111 lho• II IIIHIII!Jon OJ hust 1111 111 oil lit ul w dis nntl lliu 1 huslnr>ss 111111 h rn Il prop t•l•slt 1 In JIJ,p 111 w r orHilt Jnr1 flt Rl Wm A I fo'Jr.LO I AXP 1\ Yf'ns Ill lu lilt llghl In foil• II By, rlf lorntlnns 1\lih rnnl11rr shndt• I pn~ Or tl1 ol C llllllllill11 hW2jl 1 tsy 11 r rns < I Johnson l nxrs nrt• nhiP nl unr, 7.Jm !lUI A 'f'llf ~ jihllllf' 1\IIH[)JI Oil "%71 mm· rontl \VPrlnrsrlu~ nntl s 7w I p dn~ from[) 11nlll 2 r.x1r.pt I til I till! 1 lh n111l 21 Will rolh I n1 rJASON IIOMFS Pr.flplr~ Ri llr. B urk on 1111 sr tlnlrs nr.or[•r VanflrrnnrJ, I< II II Ahlp II l'nsllrPr 'i211 I

Cards of Thanks

\\1 111sh In thnnk. ran frwtuls nnd neighbors for th "' lp 11 till tunc 11r nut 111 e, lllll !1 t rn 1111 ,, Is ot lllndn!'ss also \\1 wish In lhmk thr. S!ol)t. htidJ.(I I!Pntwtll 11111 I 1sllc llrr. dPputnwnts 1\lr and !\Its WJI I11m Wilson mHI 1\11 and Mr ~ llohu t \VII sort 7w1 p

BO:-.JD I lltsh to thtllk my fr H nds nr 1,-:hlint s 1\l.tson Clw dPf>lllllllr.nt nncll aton Hnp1ds flrr. "' p u tmPnt fm thf'lt heir, at lltr• - llome for tmH nl 1111 fit I Mrs l!'ssc Bontl Zemer phone 7w1p

lteal Estate Phonr. OR G11Gl Mason

WAN'I ED - P lSlli!C for 2) hencl of ~oung rnlllc fnt thts romm,_: season Robert Jl Stm man, 23-1~ S !Irs road Houlr. 2 Lesltt! Phonr M tsnn OR (i li8() 7w1 WAN1 ED Logs md stnncllng trmhC't !lowe S tw Mill Htw•s Junr t1011 Phone i\lrson OH 7! b!'il ot Leslie JU !l2~2G l 2wlf -- -,. -- LIVESTOCK W AN 1' E D-All J(lmls of hvcstocJ, of an} nge Mat ket pr Ire p,ud Also 11 til do livestock lrucklnJ at all tunes Roy D Donald ]287 Lnmh road Mason Houle 3 Phone Oil 7 Oj82 27wlf POULTRY WANTl'D- Heavy springers nnd fr ym s custom dressmg Wtll ptrk up W X Steadm 111 G20 s l~clgm phone on 7!1171 WAN'IED- All leforo ~ ou sell W1rle m call Ed Bl.ttlle~, D lllSI rile MA 3 2!l'i2 4'iwtf

M1ch1gan NOTICE We have seve1al good farms Arttftcial Breeders houst!s and northern properltes that can be bought on terms Co·op Public Hearing 11{, ACm~ fatrn, 4 room house WE WILL l'INANCE ~our nnw rOP BULLS of 1!1 !need~ Mcm The coty council w II meet Tuesday Februory 19 1957 ot 8 00 o clock .md other lnJ!dlngs Located Capp honw tl lowest rost Lo11 hCJ s Ill eed t heu cm1 s fm $'i p m n tho ctty counc I rooms to rev ew tho follow ng spec nl osseumont l r.lwecn Mason and Lansing monthly pnymf'nts fm thn fin< s1 Learn how ) ou c tn hcconw a roll• ond ot 101d limo ond ploco ony person ontore ted on or obrochng to uod specool osseosment rolls may lole h11 optn l'P.h111111Y lllhtlllll y On Wcrlnr.srloty evening snow f1•ll ru<•sdny lllfl Wcrlnt srlny nights F't h111111 ~ HA'otln mnlting hiA'hWnys slushy 111 trlc up Jim 1 esl I 'Pill Lilli y nnd rh lvlng hnzor riD us lempr.t IIlli OS lfll Jill \Ill(, !Hi I !•httlllt y PRICE BROS. Auction Calendar Auction Sale 3 m1los south af Moson on US 127 to Darnos ra.Jd wo1l lf4 milo to Laxton rood 1oulh on L•xlon rood I mile, cornor Lo•ton ond Plo1ns road

ANYONE FOR AUTOCRAPHS•-Ncw Yorlt stocltbrokcr John I Taem gets asststancc from his wife as they handle some 1:00 P. M. Saturdcy. Feb. 16 1:00 P. M. of the 400 volumt>s which contain the frults of his hobby- A full line good form moch1nory da ry oq 11pmr.nl h1y corn 1949 Chevrolet lluck 30 000 autographs Mr Tacm owns a collection of slgnaturcl Terms - Cosh rangit g from Matte Anlotncttc to President Eisenhower I~ MRS L B HARRIS Prop eluded arc such pt omtncnt specimens as Adolph Httler, Man& Thctcsa Mussolint and "'Udolph Hess Tacni calls the hobbJ ' my happy Elclmess I am a prisoner of 11 " ' • A~ction Sale 2 m1lo1 oost of Hoi n Holt rood Legal Notices Stockbridge 1:00 P. M. Tuesday. Feb. 19 1:00 P. M. 30 head Holstein cattle do~ry oqu1pment h >y corn small looll truck Terms - c,,.j, Pupils to Get J H OSBORN Prop Sa·!k Shots Auction Sale All pupils ,11 tmuilllg school t'l 6 m1los 1oulh of Jockson on US 127 to W.dwiro road cost f~rsl f<1rm Stockbt iclgc 01 \\ hn tltcnrlcd one of the tlll

Auction Sale B mdos south of Wobbervdlc on Searl• road to losco road 1/4 m lo cost on Iasco rood corn(]r losco ond Brogan road1 1:00 P. M. Monday. Feb. 25 1:00 P. M. 22 hood do~ry cows and hc1fors straw trader Terms - 6 12 Months T mo LAWTON VOTES Prop

Auction Sa~e 3 m1lo1 southwest of Ann Arbor on L1borty road 1~00 P. M. friday. March 1 1:00 P. M. 22 hood coltlo farm mach1nory hay grarn da~ry cqu1pmoot Terms - b 9 Months T mo ROBERT MAST Prop Auction Sale 5 m1los wost of Malon an Columb1o road to Ono"d,,g' road south on Onondaga road Ph mdc1 1:00 P. M. Sat•• March 2 1:00 P. M. 60 hood Holslem cattle form mach nory dairy oqu pmont Terms -Cosh HARRY DROWN - CHARLES PFISTER Props Auction Sale 5 m lo1 north of Jackson on US 127 1:00 P. M. Sat•• March 9 1:00 P. M. 26 head dory cattle, full I no form mach1ncry hou1chold good1 hoy gra n Term! - C,, h EMMENT PEEK Prop Auction Sale 14 mdos o'St of Malon on Howell road to Kana road south on Kane road I m lo 12:30 P. M. Fri.. March 15 1:00 P. M. 25 hood dairy coltlo form mach1nory da~ry cqu1pment Iced Tcrms - C,,.h MERLE FLEURDON Prop Auction Sale 6'h mde1 northwest of Stodbr~dgc on Dc

ORORR FOR PUDL!CATION APrOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN Auction Sale ORDER FOR l'UBLICI\TION Ill II LATIIROI'E-Mnrch B 1957 Y4 mdo oost of F1tchburg store on F1tchburg road ANNUAL ACCOUNT At n ~ei-\H HI of Knlcl t:cnul leill ut Stnlt uf l\t1ch g 11 1 he Pu b1 to Colli t WEISSINGER-Mnrch 6 1057 !u r Jhllf{! Olf PI Ill thu Clt) or Lnn t 1 Lh!..! Cuunty of Ir11 hnm < Stull) of Mlcl11~ n 1 nu 11 mnc l:0\1 Inc In t~nlcl r,,., ntv nn the II th dny of At. n Kf1K~lon or tUlle! Co ll L held HI. tht f01 the County of ln~h 1m u nnrv A () lfHi7 P10lu tc OfTICu in thu City of MuHnn II 1:00 P. M. Sat•• March 23 1:00 P. M. At n He~t:llon of ~tnid Cotut 1'1 ••unt HUN IIOBJmr L I>IIAKE 11 ti County on thu 11 tit l1y of 1 cbau B hood cottlo form mochmery, mtlcollanoou• nrt1clcl Ji'cbrul11l' 13 IU67 111-{o of PJOhuto uy A [) 11167 Prc•ent liON RODERT ! In the Matter nl GLOIUA rac•onl liON ROI!Eitt I, IJRAI•E Terms - Cosh lu•htc of Probntc lAI•l"R 11 minor hul~-:1 of P1 obule MRS SAM CONWAY- S V LAWRENCE Props In the M 111m of the Estntc M K ( n e V (,, IVf K In vln filed h In tho Mntlct of tho E:-~lutc oC I WE!SS!NGEII lJcconHml tid C 1111 t. hc1 1 ot lwn 11lu!-tii1J.r t.hnt VONIJA M \ Y LA !IIROPE Mmo1 Notice l• lle~eby G1vol fhut the 1 c nid m rwt comoH \\ lthln the 1 roviKiuntl Luvondu Mny LnthiOJU.! hnvha~o: tttlon of Ccntaul TIUHl C1m1 uny nn Auction Sale f A~t. lit1 of tt c E:o.:t111 S(' ~Inn of HIt,. tt tlllld C"llll lu r 1.et.ltloa tnnyln~ DIHothy WciHHinJ.l'cr W1l~-:ht co truHtce nd nu yin~-: thnt tho Juvenile Co 1rl t llll Mt H Albo t Riel II d Mllcholl or DII 2 m1los south of Horton, M1ch1gan on Horton rood of tan!d eHlnte 1 1 uylng fo1 the allownnc 1r!Krllr.tlnn of H dd chl!cl nnd It nt 1 onr· Jr JKI!ecl St1cct L tllHllU Mlchhum b1 ---, of lhuh fourth u 11 11\ nc ounl nK 1:1 II "r tlu t thtJ whP o h H ts of the nnrcnt:-1 liJIJolnted hm ~-:uu1 cllnn to hnve cu:Jtod &IUKlccK \\Ill be hcntd on Mnach fl 11157 r 1mld mlnnr AI\: In I> fiulwt nnd Ocllo 1f he 11c KOn nnd emu of her edut utlon nt eleven o r.lock In the fo11 nf m nl th 1:00 P. M. 11 Bn l.ic1 1 c unl

The program is in charge of the Youth Fellowship and there will be a 1 taking part; The church school will be at 11:15 a.m.

· Ri~hard b'eek Comp.Qses Own Canfafa Rites Are Held Rieharrl Peel\, formerly of Ma-. ganisl there, eDmpnsir}r: I he return this fall to worl< on his son, IIH~ composed the music for music. II will be performed by I dllelor's degree in sacred musiponclent. lie ended hi.5l1 '$ 19 told the Lansing Civitan club al male sl\elcl.uns of the family life with a shotgun in lhe door- its luncheon rneellng Monday. closet. This formal name-calling yard at the new home Sunday I $1.00 8ft' Judge Ryan indicated that can increase tl1c atmosphere of State Books Orchestra Iorenmm. Ile had recently bought ANGEL FOOD Yaluc 7 brolwn ilornes are one of tile fre- bitterness far heynnrl that previ- Loc;il aucllenccs will have tile the farm, moving there a few CAKE PAN -MAGNETIC WALL quent factors _in the bacl\g.rounrls ously existing ancl compl_et_ely O(}fJOJ'llrnity to llear· ,. var··r,cll mont lis ago from tile 1ormer resr· 1 99' STUD FINDER-reducl:5 well! of you.thf~ri oifen~lcrs_ comrng he- wreel< any cll~lllCC! of reconctlmg, musical program when "The In·c denr·r~ ncar Aurelius Center. .. and pl11ster dam~ge. fore hun 111 I he P!.~~~~~~ court. the JUdge poJntecl_ ~LIL At t_(lf! •..lernalional Festival ofMusic ... ap ..... J'\1_r! B_rcJIYIL~~-as .. lmr:n in Bot- -- ······-··-~- .. - .... "The relalionshrp betwecn,1!Je \'ery least, an adr!Jitonal lmrner penrs in the MSU auditorium, lineat(North D<.11\otu, August':.l5, ---' hr_cakclr.JWn o( the family unit ancl has heen crcatecl, he oaid. Wednesday, February 27. Star· 1906, son of Clarence and' Ola crtme Js too pmnouncerl to he "This pro~eGUrai change of ring Ted Heath and his m·chestru, Brown. He was graduated from ign;Jt·ed," Judge _Ryan saicl. "Pro· proviciing a GO-day cooling-off June Christy, AI Hibbler and tlw Mason high school in 192£l. He vldrng Ihe pnrtres, pnrlrcularly I .· ,, . . . , . . Eddie Heywood trio, the 2 per- and Alice. Gillette were married • those·· wilh. children • with ''lll I pctrori b,fot e lorm,ll charges are f ormances, sponsorec1 hy t 1lP. in 1935. lie was a farmer· arul opportu~ity_ lo voluntarily recon· m~dc. was recently nclr~ptecl by 1 MSU lectur·c-concert series, will had been a tool nne! die mal,er. cJie then· chfferences would l1elp Illrnors," Judge Ryan sarcl. "If its l.be al 7 and 9:30 p. m. . He was active in community and FORCE CUPS Rec:~.49c lodge affaifs. He was a membct• ••• Live red rub­ of Mason lodge No. 70, F. &. A. ber. Keep their !VI., Ingham Farm Bureau and shape for years. 39' the Gleaners. CANVAS Surviving are lhe widow, who GLOVES 49' teaches in th9 Leslie schools; 3, 2 Pair children, Howard, 19, al Michi-1 r ··•, gan State; Marie, 17, a senior at :J :::..•. • ...... :.• ' ' Mason high school; and Clarence, 13, who atlencls the Eden school. DUST MOP There is also the mother, Mrs. Cl Reversible red cotton Ola Brown of Mason; brothers, Ellsworth of Mason and Chester dust mop of Leslie; and sisters, l\Iiss Nel­ LENK lie Bmwn and Miss Helen Brown, both of Mason. TORCH$299 89' Regular 5369 Only Mrs. Raymond ENAMELED Dies .in California TOiLET SEAT Fllo "'No · · Mrs. Guy Raymond, 83, died at SAVE $2.261 on lhi1 11urdy ono 11Gl National City, California, Mon· proco toiler 1oo1. Whitt onamol Iday morning. She was tlw former fini1h There Atla Bullen, daughter of lhe late .. on this new R. J. Bul,Iens. DRAIN HOSE Ada Bullen and Guy Raymond REG.$625 $]99. were married in Mason in 1898. 69c JfJ ftc Are They operated a hardware store Value 19'7 where Perkins Hardware is now located until moving to Califomia Hundreds in lDOS. In California they were '57 NORGE in business with a cousin, Er­ nest Bullen, in the Home Land DELUXE 2-WAY DRYER Building Co. l\Jr. Raymond died More n few years ago. • Dual-Dry Selector lets you • Giant-Size Lint Screen dry with or without heat· She is survived by 2 children, Bargains • Exclusive 5-Way Venting F'orest Tlaymontl anrl Mrs. Rod· • Exclusive Time-Line simplifies installation '· ney Townsend, both of National PLASTiC BOWL SET City; seveml grandchildren, and Control times any dryin9 ' period up to 120 minutes • Automatic Door Switch a brother, Ward Bullen, of Ma· At son. A brother, Hubert Bullen, . $19a and 2 sisters, Mrs. Frank Lott 9'.9c 5 49 • Super-Volume Blower Fan • Fully illuminated control CAICEPLAT~ 1 99( and Mrs. Fmnl~ Sever·ance, pre· Value · · circulates more air panel ·&covER Perkins ~edecl her· in tleath. Value MANUFACTURER'S' LIST $:t:t9.95 ~===-'\~.so available in g~s model at slightly hig~or pric~ The Cossacks Are Coming· WITH The original Don Cossacl< OUTLET chorus and dancers, directed bY See their founder, Serge Jnroff, wiil '57 IIORGE DRYER appem· in concert in the Miehl­ 59' gan State university attclitorium, For • HondyS~lectorOial Tuesday, February 26. 'l'he ori­ Hurry I Hurry I • Giont Lint Screen ginal Don Cossacl< chorlts was 49~~ • "Knee-Action" born aroundn campfire near Con­ Yourself! S\3995. stantinople in 1920. A band of FRICTION TAPE ~ct Now and Door Lotch PORCELAIN SOCKETS • Supcr-Copacity . Russian soldiers escaping Com­ 30-Foot Roll Friction Tape Save-While Dryer Cylinder · ;.~ avallabto In gas model munist domlnntion. sang of their. • 21-Inch Blower Fan allllghstr hlghor prlco horr.elancl thousands of miles · ·rhey Last/ away. Ir1 the hand . was Serge Jaroff, who had been a choir· master before the war. He se· lected lhc most impressive voices and welded them into a chDrus of 30 men. L'.atet• they became the PERKINS. HARDWARE choit" of· the Orthodox Cathedral ·· fAG son Home Appliance of St. Sofia: A concet't manager heard them anrl sent them on Mason ;IAD:W.Mnplo · ·I Mason . : •. '.' ~ ~ .• . ' , . ' . r .. ' >. . ··,_. tour• !'' ,. lnglwu; Co'unty News February 14, 1957 Page 2 North 'White Oak ~~ r·.~,' l•'rii'!'HL l"lliiUWH

Mrs. Belen Beeman Legion Members Stage Meeting

Stlll'ldll'idg•• Buplisf, .J:rmrs F. • l.rHnil:ml, p:islo!'. Mnl'lling ·wor· , :;l1ip, lll::to, llw i\nwt'i<'a·fnr· C'l1ris1 off<'ring will lw lalwn; , r•l\l!l'l'il sdinol, II ::JO, Gnnlm1 • f\<'l'Jlf'l', SllfH'I'in!t•iidPnf; BYf'. ' 1:1~ p. Ill., will! Mrs. M:rric Hrwk· • 11'!'11, SC'IIillr, 1':1111 Prentic-e, srw;il(· • <'1', ml1il1 union, .John Prc~nfil'l', fi'lltlfll'al srrvir'L1S won1 t~on· , spP:iiH•r, suil.ic:>l'l, "llow Dnes t lw clur:tc•cl \Veclncsclay, F'ehnlai',V (;, , 11"1.\' Spiril Cuicl<''!" l':1•cning at 10 :r. m. from IIH• Groves .lC ;;pn·ic·c·, N; junior d1nir pr:retiC'r, Co ..\lf'mr•rinl l'iwpc•l at Flint. 'l'l111rscl:ry, ·I p, m.; micl·wccl( HPI'. Bl'atrirc Trrii'JJSCJHI nffi. ~PJ'Vir·c• :rf 7::m; c•iloir pmr:tiec, c:i:rt(•cl. Burial was in Stnc·kbri!lgc ' H;:m; I f:1ppy llu:;tlrrs r:lnss Jlnrty t·emc:otr.ry :rl 2 p. m. Rrv ..Jnmr.s It's tire most exciting ongino development since tlw first Rocket was launcl~ed! Jo:ngln•••T.-; l111 \,: dn·am.·d fol' •d' ;111 at t lw IJn!lH' of l\IJ·. and Mrs. Wil· J•J. Lomh:rrd comluetcrl the gl'nV"· ·~···•1r~ 1/w f1wJ f'f'UIIftlll.\ of dn:d-jt•l f'itl'lntrt·li~tll o1111J f'll:,.!iiii'I!Ja! l'olllftiOI'd 1'\I'I'!Jiitlrt:d Jull'..,l'flll\\1'1' ' li:rm N:rglr.y with a potluc·l( sup· side ,-;en•il·c•s. :1 10-ro-/ l'f!IIIJH'I':o- ..,i•lll r;~fio. UtJI lo IIH·•·f rl11· pPr f•'ri!l:w fHdl'llli:d \\ a 1 7 p. m. anrl lonpw irll ulll:·d:llldin)~ fur· I c'\t'I'JIIiorwl dririu;.! "i111o~li••11. ju-1 "111'11 If,,. f'f'flllfllll~- in IIIII'Uwlorwrariuu. OH'f't>lf•l'illlll' lu·~nlltl 1111' :t_f pqir11 :111d (/I'll .~111/ 1wL1y. fllrl;; ha:-. ir in llu· "''"" ,/-:! :Hidirinrlall'ill'ltur•t•lur~; Hlllorualit·.dly .i•·l inro flcwli:t·l. •· Yo11·11 lind it'...; liJ.·,. tn·11 l'fi,L!.iw•.o; :H·I j,,,,, 'J'J,,.,.,::-:. '"' in!o~lanl IHI••~I i11 '"~'~II'•· ouul uwh·rlht•lwud.' TRIPLr=-ACTION RESERVE POWER! pnH 1'1'. ) llii'IJ nppl't'f'iOIII' llu• j IIHIII'1Ji;1l1' r·•·· fu ,\IIIII da,r·lll·tLI,\' :-;itnpl~ nwl:,!r' tlw :u:t·r•J,•r;tlnr lu'.HHI!I rJw :1 j r11arl.: tfrhiiiJ,!.· ~1111 1'1rj11~· :-pou;-:•· :1~ :11111lllf'l' ( )J,J..; •·nnl ril1111 inn I o ~ t lilt' :tnt/ ~fill .. t'i!ll Hill tlw l'i'•tT\4' ..... ! '1'/w .1-:.! Hul""-1'1 till' 1'~fd~· al I hi' wltt'l'l! llll'n. ttptTHir• .. 1111 llu·t•t• dn:d t·arlltlll"[ur~! ./.:.! i.>~ 1 ~271 "·fJ, Ro!"kd f,.fn() f~tuin·• llfllodrcrtl on rr/1 modr•/1. H\oli/:drk 1111\\ al ;1 lllt,dt' .. l r'\ll'il ''""'· 'J'rr ir~ J :' Hnri •·I f,.,,ir;o•, ,,j/1! :!Of) II Jl, cmd lfl~ri'll Pudr·l fll(tinr•, will; up In ~!!I' 11/l., upliomr/ ol r••l11r nHt. c)w•ning, FPIH'U:ll'Y lR, HI (i for 11H' Ilospituls Narw.v PnrPt'll monthly soei11l ~cl·fnge1h!'l'. lllr. :rrHI Mrs. \1'. G. Reeve!!> nt· Patients in Howe hnspital l11is \I'SCS will mrc•t :r1 llw home of tended n Lim:oln Dill' bancrucr :11 week arc Miss Mac Higgms• of Hoxsand Center school wm: L11nsinu il'londa.v !!VCning. M . J closed last week when several l\lrs. Artlntr Wilde, Wednesd:~y .. Pirwkncy, · rs. 1, Michigan Cenlc;· were Sunday Mrs. Vera LikPsly is much im· -- !3~ OL!:::rSMOtl!!.E'!i GU!:ST FOn "THE TV !;MMY NOMlNAT!Q;,Js !'>U.. -S?!'.r: :'o!OW" • Nl!.C-TV • SAT. ~VI£., H!3. 16 1 --· in a c:ril kat e·nnclitinn. SUJlpm· ·uuests · of Mr. aml Mrs. proved frnm her operiltion. StrH'IdH·illg-o• P•·••sh,VIPJ'inn. Sun­ M1·. ancl 1\lrs. Gum DancCJ' <~I· Glenn nunciman. Mrs. Rose Way caller! on Mr~. dav f!ev. i\l<'xn nrlcr Stenhouse. !ended IIH· llcrn•hlicnn stale cor~· Mr. nnd Mrs. Ral[lh Dreedon Pearl PUI'ccll Monday aflernoo:;, l'aiHlirlatC' riiini,ler, will fill lh•• vcntion ;rt Dctrnl1: F'l'iday ami and ehilclren of Jackson called nn Clarr.ncc Parker called on Mrs: pulpit. His srnnon is "Thc> Art ol Sat urdn~·. Mrs. C. E. Ashmore Sunday eve· Rosie Osman ands, 1 ·land. COP r·om·enl inn :rf D!!!mif. Oshol'l!c nnd Mr. aml Mrs. Hnw· nttcnrletl a sl.cd.; shower Satur· '1'!11• WCTlJ nwl with M1·s. C;rsjwr Taylor· and Jamily of ani Wilson. The occnsicm hon· day night nt 1he home of Mrs . . J:mws K Lnmh:ml last Frida~·,1 Cn!rrlC'talr spr•nl Sunday with the Ol'l!rl 2 of !heir hirflulay anniver· Dorothy Avery in Lansing in a flr'I'IIC>on. I .Tum• Taylors. sarirs. honor of Mrs. Domthy Youngs, Bov S('()uls lracl :r display in I Lu Hrwpe!H•, Clarence Cranna Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Smith en· Many lovely gifts were received C'nsk·,~y·s (urnilun• store window anrl E. C. Tisch ::pent the week tertninecl with a farewell dinner IJ~· the hnnorccl gues1. Gucsts la.-;f week. cncl at 'I';Jwas lal;e lee nshing. for •l'i honoring their son, Dill, were prr;;cnt from C!Jarlolfc, ,\!r•. and Mrs. Leonard Marshall Dr. anrl Mrs. I•', G. Behner at· ·who· Jeff by plane from Willow Dimonclalr!, DeWitt, East Lai~· and family m·co sprndinr, 2 weeks tenclorl the Kiwanis meeting at H.un last Tuesday for San Fran·' sin.!'(, Lansing and Hoytville. willl hi.'< Jl:rrrnts al Ck;llwatc,·, j.'latkson las! Frirlay. They WCI'L1 eisco. He will be: senl to Guam. M1·. and Mrs. Paul Way were

Florida. . 1 ~:i1•rn !'. cnmplimcnlar~· card for Mr. nnct Mrs. !1. Wheeler o( Saturday cvr•nin~ guests of Mr. I V11l:rgc caucuses Will h~ helcl

TV TREAT Eck-Rich Slicod v , AIJ.Mcat I Yes .. '. for a ,complete 9election of t.he qu'ali;~ty fo~ds you know the enhre Bologna · farnily will enj~. shop qt your friendly IGA I;'ood Store. Free Portable 2 J-Lb Pkgs. 95c Te~ev.ision Set

Wo will givu aw.-.y FREE .1n IGA Portable Televi­ TV TREAT ~:~n sal (on displ.1y i11 olll' slorc) to tho per~on who, in MciNTOSH the opinion of our fudges, b~sl ,,mwer tho following: U. S. No. I App~es

Cello 29c [dr:cs will bo limilod to 25 wo;ds or lms and will 4 Lb Bag ~ 7 jc1dgcd on sincmi~y. o;iginulity and neatness. Judges' doci~:ons will be final, CciiSOlation prizes will be __ 1/olrdc:l t.~ scccnd, ihird and lo:1rlh pl.1co winners. Th·:;c will ::.l:o be p:·izcs rx children under 14. TREAT CI_OS 1NG DATE OF CONTEST IS THURSDAY, TV FE13RUARY 28 FISHER'S

Store pcr,onncl and their immediate families arc ex­ TV TREAT cluded hom the co•ilcst. Nobisco Mixed Ne,ds FANCY CEST 7-0z. Tin 43C SecMre E~try Blanks Have ,F,un Around the TV Set Cookies .(if Ched, .. Qut Counter Famil~' ~ wi·th These TV Treats t 7'h-Oz.Pkg. 29c TV TREAT tU M®mghhor! .. IGA There are many organizations like IGA . TV TREAT TV TREAT TV TREAT TV TREAT TV 'TREAT 1 that arc: in a position to buy in hugE JGA DILL quantities. Some of these organizations de Dinners Popcoa41 n Clocks Cheese Potato not pass on all of these savings to theiz Beef-Chicken-T urkcy Luminous Dial 'customers. The tremendous purchasing Pickles Handisnack Links Chips power behind the 6.000 IGA food stores 2-Package Deal from coast to coast throughout the United 69c 27c 16-0z. Jar $1:t95 State~ and Ccnada makes IGA purchases 23c 2 For SSe 14-0z. Bag 49c huge. savings great This is another im· oortant reason ·why you can save money everv day bv trading at IGA. ------•·,· ·~ BROADCAST You'll enjoy this treat! ~ I. Corned Beef. Hash 1 I· BEEF - Campbell's 2 16-0Z. CANS 29c 2 CANS 59c I Pork fi Beans 2 ,.oz. CANs37c ~. MARLENE ROASTS l ____ --: ___2_:·~~~~-/ OLEo· CHOICE BLADE CUTS . .· 4 lb 89c nly lb 33c MANOR HOUSE Instant ·Coffee BONELESS Frying Vecd Roast Chickens FRESH · 5-oz. Jar $1.19 CUT-UP Pineapple LB LB 39c 39c Sweet and .Ripe Wesson Oil

LARGE SIZE Pint 39c PORK ROASTS lb l9c 39c Quart 73C · FRESH PICI-JJC STYLE Large-Fancy-Snowy White P'ORK LOUNS. Whole or Rib Half LB 49c ' Cauliflower AUNT JEMIMA ~-STEAKS Round or Sirloin LsS9c 39c' Pan cake Flour __ 2 LB PKG. 37 C '~ ;S-WISS STEAK lb49c EXTRA SPECIAL

LOG CABIN :.Spare Ribs La 49e . Beef Short Ribs LB 10C ·Radishes . BEEF OR PORI< ANY SIZE-No. Charge for Slicing .-Liver CELLO .·Booth's Frozen SYRUP LB 29e Slab· Bacon La 47c BAG Sc 'I'' SEA FOOD. 12-0z. Jar . ·33c ·. :.:.:M:.:.:'IN:...:.· =U-=-T=-E ...:S:...:T:..::E:.:..A.:.:.K.:.;:S:... ____~_..Ls..-7--9_;;;;.c Sliced Bologna GRADE I LAKE TROUT :·, LB PKs.·69c '! GRADE A LARGE or Grade I Skinless

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DENSMORE'S /- IGA FOODLINE.R ' 'Open 9 to 9· Every _Day lncludi~g ·Sunday. :· .. ~._, ·\···:·~·:·~n,~ ..

"If ,. ' : nnOWNJES HAVE PARTY Girl Scmtts of Brownie tmnp r , I Recipe No, lOB hncl 11 vnlenllnc pnr•!y Local Government Day Monriny nt Lha homa of Mr·s. of the Week Hichnrcl Lynn, co-icnclel' of 1he Is Planned for Women Soctal 6venls and Personal lmnp, Mrs. fo'urrcii Hnwe Is troop lenrlcr. 'J'IHJ girls played g1unes Tf wnmr.n III'CJ lo ilCl lntolligcnt functions In the nfler•noon sr.s. So/ocfod /rom lho col/ucllan ol nnrl hnci r·cfrcsh mcnt s, voter>~ tin•n lhoy need to lmow sion ~tnrllng nt 1 p, m. 'I'Iwro lavorilo rec/po• complied by homo ~ . . more nhm1t hnw lcwnl govern- will he opjHll'lunity Jnr qtwstlnns Engagement Told domon1lralion women, Apple crisp is Presbyterians to Meet Munith WSCS a /avorlfe o/ Barbara Marlin. menl is IH'cscmtly or·gnnl;wcl. In from the auriienee nl both ses· nn~wer· to this n<'erl "Loc•ui Gnv· slon~. A simpicJ Jundt will !Ill APPlE CRISP Welcome Home ernmcnt Duy" will !nile pim'J! nt nvalinhle rlur·ing the nonn iHilll', ·Has February I egg, boaten tho Dnlhl township hail In Iloit D. linin llrni;c, pn•siricnt ell Thailand Missionaries I c sugor FrirlH)', Folmlllry 15, ur·c·ot•dlng to Mld1ignn Instltulr. of LnPnl Gov- 1/J c siltod flour Party Honors 1\'lrs. Annettn Sc~iuwffor·, homr. nrnnwnt, will preside 111 tim 2 Hl•V. anrl lvlrs. l I. Gaylorcl Knox, C'hurc·h nf f:i1risl in Tlwlianrl. Social Meet I I baking powdor dcmonslrat Ion agent. Sponsnrccl sosslnns. pinch of salt mission:tri•·s to 'i'iwilancl, Will lie 'i'iH'Y havo WillciiC'cf hntil the coun­ Munith WSCS l!ad Its Fehr·unry Mrs. Zola Dart by the Ingh11m home r]!'monstrn· Lenders fmm tlw 7:llwnw dl'ln· guJ•sts at tit" Mnson l'rJ•shy· try and the dllll'l'h emerge II> meeting htsl '!'ilur·sday in tile Mi• above ingrodinntl togolhor ond lion groups, the meetings· ar·c om;lralion J.:I"OllllS nil llVor tlw 11 (l!l'illll <'11111'1'11 SIIIHiny, l•'l'ill'llill'Y irnpol'lillll f:u•tor:; In the life n( clllil'Ci• social room. Mrs. Loren stir in one cup chopped apples, lfl A "welcome home" Jlllrly hon- "Jl" to ail who wish more lnfor- c•otlnly will b1! prPscnt. Material '17. Hev. anri 1\lrs. lcl. hns· hr.Pn pl·cpar·ed to mai\P it JHII'II'rl pnrti;tlly ily tl11• iWiist ancl organizer of new Mrs. Sherman llarlmnn, vice· with croom or whipped croam. prcsirlent, opener! the nftcrnnon after HjlCIHling the JlllSt 5 months slnrtrng at !l::lll with a panel CJf Otlwr organlzntions arc piannlnc: HI'\', 1\nox will spi':Ji; at 10 a. <'hllreires. For• some yenr·s he has In gurope. irll'lli township nffiC'Ials acting ·IS to lalw ncivantngc of the ar· meeting. Mrs. Donnld Wild con­ m. S11nriny on tiw suJtjpc·t "'l'lw !Jc•C'n l'l'sjmnslhic for the Jll'oper­ Mrs. Dat·t's son anrl claughtcr• rcsotuc•e JlPopi<'. ~nunly officials mnger)lf'nl nnci Sl'IHI rPprcst'nla· C'httl'l'il ot <'ltrist In 'i'lwihtllli ti1•s of tiw Prr.shytct·lnn l'hurcl1, rlur-tcrl lite wor~hip service, after which Mrs. Ilamld Ilurr pre­ Woman's Club ln·iltw, Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Dart, will CXJllain IIH•n· rh!partmr.nts' tii'(!H to n•porl had; to l'iut1s, nncl AffiiiniPri l\1hsions." !len!!' anrl helper! organize 9 new were hosts nl the party, Guests ------....:·----,----­ sented tile pr•ogram. She \VIIS ns­ Hi nnrl a lwspltai. sistPcl by Mrs. Eldon !{Hto, Mrs. Stowe, l'llrs. Hartman and Mrs. Hears Talk yonng, Mr. ntH! Mr·s. Paul Marci<, sJ•hnoi ric•pnrtnwnls 111 ll:l:i. 'i'iH'Y During \Vorici \Var· II, he was· ·Mr. anci Mrs, Wililnm Callag-han, Mason-Dansville Garden will 11iso ltpjH':tr lwlon• ti1P W>•sl· ll'llltsfl'ri'C'ri to India, wlwre he I !Ltgh Sweet. Mrs. Ger;llrl Dixon, preslclenl, On Lighting Mr. ancl Mrs. Merle Ervin, Mrs. nriltSI('I' i•'pliowship ~.:roups oil sc•t'VI'ri ns seerctary of llu' Ail· Lennard Myers, Miss Donna Din· Club Plans Jor Fall .SholL" ~::to mul li p. m. A puhlil' rec·Pp· lndln l'hristinn Ende;tvnr union. rn·c:;iclecl over I he business meet- Miss Francis Lough, r·eprescn-' monel and Lmvrcncc Smith, all ol ticnr will IJC• gil'>•n lol' flu• 1\nox<'s lie• is 11 graduate of the Unlvcr· lng. It Wils reported that $345 of tallvc from Il1e home servir'e ric­ J.nnsim:; Mrs. :'inbin Cof•hin o[ Fnurlecn nwrnhr1s of ~f"S'"'·, will hr usPd to buy artld,·s f<>r nt ti::lO p. 111. 'l'l11•y will siHl\V lilms Hit:, of Illinois nnd McCrmnicl; tile nnntwi $•160 allotment to miti· partmcnt of Consumers Power Dansville Gnrdcm c·lub gathered tiw IHirlir'ullui'C' lht'I'HPY pm,lect. sions had alrcouly been paid to ' Port IIuron, nnci Mr. and Mrs. C. 1111 'l'llnilnnci. Tileologiml seminary. The enrr;l"ement of Gaiceta L. company, Lans 1ng, discussed L. Bash frli'CI, Mrs. Gcrt rucie Rob· at the ilome of Mrs. /\. V. Smith 'i'iw J\ruJXI'S h;:vl' sPI'I'l'd Th·Ji. Mrs. 1\nox hns served ns n "' '"' llw district trcilsurer·. A contri- Plans WC'I'r' mad'' for those who WilitPey of Leslie to Larry W. bution was recently serit to tile proper lighting In the home and inson, Mr. anri Mrs. I llml'itPI' and lender in womPn's Zlmmcrmnn, Mr. and Mrs. ,Jan meeting to discuss plans for their· Board of Fol'l'i~n 1\llssions of till' work Siw is an aitlmiHIS of Pari< Miller is rewall'rl by h~r· JWI'l'ltls, f\nwrlcan Foundation for Over· showed slides at the meeting of City Courwll nwPting at Grand Mr. and Mrs. Tmrnnn \VililrH',I' of M11son Woman'~ ciul1 Tuesday nt Dart and Mr. nnd Mrs. Willisrlny, Fl'hru;try 19, Leslie. Mr. Miller Is. the son o( the I brary. Dart, ail of Mnsnn. 'I' he I heme of lltP ll<>II'PI' s:II>IV at fl::Jil. 'i'iw pr<>grarn is house­ Mr. ami Mrs. Way1te C. Miller, Announecmcnl was made of :t Mrs. J. E. Illnlrilar of .Jaei. speaiwr, ami 11 film will be On the rcfr·eshmcnt commillcc yellow cloth. The tahic was cen­ Btn'I'JIDAY !'ARTY GIVEN No clute has bee11 st!l. for tlw shown. · were Mrs. George Clinton, Mrs. tered with nn arrangement of ture therapy, plants were clis­ Mciincla Bunlwr eelebr:ttr.d hPI" I'll<' nougio~s 1\l<'i'-:ilt, a rl i nst lor how tlw money In tile treasury 1 1 yellow claffoclils, flanl;cri by trlhutr.d f<>r tile c·onvaiesi'C'nl sc>vcnth birthday anniversary of litP Lansint.: s<'i111ol systl'm, should lu• spPnl this spring. A wedding. ,,, , ,, It was voted to serve dinner ~~:~~ ~1~ ~ ~ ~~~ii;~.II. Camp and lighted turquoise canrllcs. Yellow homes. Mrs. /\. 0, Gr·ecno'ugh last Wednesday at a party given tallwrl hart horne. Gilpin, 1\athy Whipple, Connie 'J'PHC'IWI' a~·siJt'ialion i\Tondny eve· as the rlatl' nf till' PTA bazaar. que! r uesrlny cvcmng-, Marcil 12. I Mrs·. Lee Ulrey, Mr. and Mrs. Plants will also he given to other Loudenslager, Dchhy Frcw n nci 11i11g at lhl' high sl'iwnl. Musical entertainment was pro· Mrs. Frank Adams, Mrs. Harold Meredith Patterson, Mr. ami Mrs. Rev. Raymond Norton gJ• groups. Ill' stated Adams, Anna I Ioimes, Karen els. ll!r's. St.owc and Mrs.. R~gi- ncr·ai services for Ralph Bitzer at district at Potowatomic State tltat l'!liirlrPII ,,lwulri b!' allowed Okemos Church mtlri Jo on! will handle miv.crtlsrn_g. Andrews Indiana, last Thursday. park In Indiana last week. Knudstrup and Sue Mills. l\!rs. Mrs. Will Archcnbronn rs charr· ' Ingham County News February 14 .. 1957 Page 4- In c•xpr<'ss tltemsl'ii'I'S frPI'iy All'c Gilpin was JH'ogram chair· Rev. Ding 'l'Puiing, nnlionally­ man of the menu committee. ______..:.______.:. ______IIH'Olli.(il drill\'illgs. It is hPIII'r, iw ll')' li'l, va nee. Mr. 1\kNitt ~liltc•d lhill c•ven Millard, Hl't'VPd refrPsilm~nls. Mr. anrl eonlirllling thro11gi1 Sunday, I hough ill' I is iwrri worl\, it is not * :{1 * and Mrs. Mauril'e Strait assi~lcrl. February 2<1, beginning pmmptiy GIRL IS BAPTIZED l',~jleiH'ii'P It'nJ.:I'am, he pointC'ci message w1Ii1 a full-color picture, IIIII, is II fjlllllilil'ri insii'IIC'IOI', A baptized by Hcv. Raymond Nor­ Youth Groups which is drawn in full vit!W of Ion during the morning worshi9 l'lllllll lan_~P Pllllllgll for iiriPquaiP the aLicllcnce. lablt•s b nt•<'<'ss.ll',l', jli'C'fcrahi,Y I PI M t' service at Mason Methoclisr Oil!' with a sinl\, 1\lr. l\!cNitt sairl, I an ee mgs Rev. 'i'!•lllillg's sc•rmollS in word church Sunday. and a sm:lii nmount of materials and pil'lurc have ht'l'll fcatUI'<'d * (1 * is needed. .Junior Fellowship of Mason at many of the leading Bih!e eon· SIX ATTEND CONFERENCE During tltf' husinPss nwPting, :\lt'liwdisl cilureh will have its fercnccs and in cillii'C'hes of many Six delegates represented Ma- IIOliSEI'OIRflill?TM pn·~idl•d """'' hv !\Irs. I inward [;:ixth session Saturday morning, denomimtlions. Bdorc entering son Metlwdist C'llllrch at the mis­ SC'Itli<'I11Pr, a c·t>r;llllillct• was ap· l·'ehruary IG. There will he stamp the ministry, lw was employed as sionary conference in Marshall pointed to g;tllwr suggest ions on[ I'Xl'i1<1ngP for stamp collectors, a cnmmercial artist. ncv. T~!lliin_J.: last Friday. Those attend in).( graclt•s ·I tltrougl1 G, Projects in· is also no teet as a speaker .lor his were Mrs. Winston Dancer, Mrs. elude map worlt, dramatics, wor- unrlcrstanclable J>re~entatwn vf IAbe Cohn, Mrs. William Sch· ship planning, ancl exhibiting the Gnspel. wm·tzwaeldcr, Rohert Droscha Grange PI a ns art ides fmm snuthcnst Asia. A A feature of the campaign will and !lev. and Mrs. Raymond Nor- filmstrip, "Three Happy Boys of he an atlenriani'C cnniC'sl in Wllicil ton. 0 en House 'l\_lltlaya," will be shown. Mrs. H. the nrtist will present several .:. •:• • • P IS. Pulver, as mother of tile day, origirwl framer! drawings In in· Mrs. Allie Thompson of Dans- 1\'hl'alfit'icl Gr:tngl' 1\:o :-l:il will will sr!rve refn•silments. _clivicluais wiln. i.nvlte tile grcatPsl ville and Mr. ami Mrs. John Lay l!ave li!J<'n ilousl' at 111 ~ Gr:mg!! .Junior Hi;::h Fellowship, which number of VISitors: The c.on~esl left Thursday morning for Fior· !.all on l loll m;ul 1-'nclay· 1'\'cnmt.:· I 'rl1<'illlles· gl"tcics' · 'I •ar1cl 8• 1' s· '·tl so· 1's open to ''>II and Is not luniiPcl ,·,tn. 1'.ll'.s,' • 'fi1o1npson• plans to Ft'i>rtWI'\' 22 at R o'<'lu~lc 'I studying southeast Asia in the to members of the church. Rev. spenrl a month with her brother The uilC'n iwusc• plan is a sial'!· slcn·y hlll>ll, "Day After Tomar- John Boolw, pastor of. the Olw· and sister-in-law, Mr. anci Mrs. wid(' JH'ojc!l'l hPing l'ii!Tiell rJLI'. row." 'l'!w group will meet at 5 mas dntreil, cXIPI1lls an 1nvtlatwn 1~. A. Densmore, at Largo. Mr. during tlw month of l•'ellruary w I o'eioei' Sund<~Y for study, games to ail. ,. ·' ,, ancl Mrs. Lay will be in Tampa. l'l'IIC!II' a 11 d arouse inlerest of in- 1 ~md songs. Lllld<: Hamlin Is pro- . · . Mr. anrl Mrs. Abe Cohn, Mr. I aclive ami pmspPctivc members. g1a1~. h•atlcr. . . . Mr;~· s'.'.b!n Co;'1!111 0.~ P~n·~ !·lu· and Mrs. N. S. Davis and Mr. and E:1ch mcmlll'r will IH' ''fllllaell'cl "(dve anrl 'J ai;e" IS llw hook 1on Is Vlsrt rng ilu son·In·l.t\l '11 !" Mt s. William F. Dart were guest;; hy the visitation cornmitlee, J\lrs. fmm whic:h Senior !Iigh Fellow- daughter, Mr .. and Mrs. Jlolhn 'l.J[ Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brown I V(•t'IHIII Bird allli .Mrs. RussPii ship takes its stud? of southeast Dart, and familY: . . at supper Sunday night. Slover wori;erl 1 :r~ sPiting up and ':.~m. At tile mect1ng S_unclay at Mrs. Russell Btrk~t.:. 1s :?nfmcd J\Ir. and Mrs. Richard Mills and . cnnt;1ellng c·ornm 1ttce chairmen. j Jo ..3tl p. m. Douglas H11lon and to her home w1lh .'ic,,ness. Susie, Mr. and Mrs. George Mur- Cntni.(e is til,: oir!Pst [;mn or- Don II:wilancl arc program lead· Mr. anri Mrs. Owen 1\!ills of!' thum and Paul and Mr. ami Mrs. 1· ganizatio11. Its ohjec·tives arc 1o crs. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Dancer Ashley were guests at dinner Nelson Brown were .guests of Mr. 1 serve the community 11s wPII as arc r·ounsPiinrs. Grades 0 titi'Ollgil Sunday of :\1r. anri l\lrs. lliclwrrl ami Mrs. Robert Leonard Satur-~ its mernilers w1ti1 ·I aims: Edu- 12 arc incltiderl in the senior Mills ami family. d<1y night. The Lconards and <:ftliun, . fra~er1wlism, recreation group. Tom Clarlt spent last. week end their guests showed colored 11 I and lcgl!·daltoll. ·il horne from U11ivcr~ity ol rvtichi- slideR of pictures talien at the In- 1 Tile open hullS!! pmg1am will DELTA ZE.TA PLEDG~ "'an with his parents, Dr. and tcrlochen music camp last sum- inl'!mlc: SPa ling Grange offi<'ers., M1ss Julie Ann Davrs, fresh- K1rs. William Clark. Imer. 'Mr.- Leonard also showed presentation of flag, C'lwplaill man, daughter .or Mr·. and Mrs. I'll. 1 1\l .. Duane Crol·,·e ancl movies he had made there anrl pmycr, emblem eercm!my, music I Charic~ J. Davr;: ot Onondaga, f· -\' ai~ L· ts.'·ng visitrrl Mr· and played recordings of Interlochen 1 and a spcalter, Slanlcy. Powr.!l, was pledg.ed .to c the B~ta Phi ;;~ t?ver'~n~~alme;. and 1,;miiy conc?rls and of concerts at the chall'lll:tn of st;tle t'XPcutrve l'um· chapter of Dc1ta Zeta clurrng the S IS.i· '1 Masqn school. Mrs. Leonard mit te<>. J{efresltments will hi! 1Dvir1t_er tetr:m. ~Ir.. dging cercmonicst. ~~~,i~~· Led ail Lm•cr·ty returned set•ved refreshmentsb. t served. c 11a 2.e" 1s 1 1 1e seconc1 1arges h , .. Tintrsday . ft. Miss Janet Camp e 11 re urnec 1 11 1 1 1 1 •:• '· national sorority In the country orne Y1.P "' ~e ,;'esci·" V"':.11'·10' lllnrr to her studies at Central Michi· I 'I C A Cl' I I 'I I [' 20 tl er spenclng 3 " \o "" b • l M "n;, . . 111 on nne ,, rs. am one o on 1c campLIS at in Florida. She wns a guest o[ i gan college, M~. Peasant, on- LOW HOIJSI51'0WF.Il MEANS ... FULL /f01J.,';J5J'0fNf/i/l MEANS ... \Viima Ll'l1m.m spent Sunday MSU. IMr. and Mrs. Orin Campbell of I clay after spending the past wee!< with Mrs. Helen .rump, 1\lrs. Ber! ·•· ' '' . Lake Worth. She resumed her with her parents, ~r. and Mrs. Parman and Mrs ..John Garlield Mr.. ~tncl Mrs. S. A. Morrrson wn'rlt at the ASC oHice Monday 1 Edward Campbell, Btll ancl Shar- Equipment and appliances are serving you you are getting a full measure of enjoyment, at !llunit h. ·are I'Isllmg the E. G. Ellsworth~ . . 1on .. Mr. unci Mrs. r.laC' Dt>an enter- at Pinellas Pari;, r,lorirla. m~o~l~n~m:,:g::_. ______...:.., ______poorly. Lights blink, fuses blow, circuit break· convenience, comfort and economy from mod­ lainccl Mr. and 1\lr·s. Cilll'en•·e Alan Fiedler, son of Mr. anti crs trip, appliances are sluggish. These distress ern electrical living. Your appliances are opet'· Skylastl;y of Grand Ledge at clin·J Mrs. Francis Fiedler, is sick with signals indicate that your appliances require I1CI' 'I'hur·srl;ty <'Vcning. red measles this wccl1. ating efficiently and you can safely add new Presbyterian Circles 'more power than your house wiring was de­ appliances without' overloading yom· wiring signed to suppl_y. BRIGHTEN YOUR WARDROBE Plan. February.~ Meetings <>ystem. with Arnold will give I he program. 1 Mason Presbyterian chureh cll'· cics have scheduled their Fcbru· Mrs. Arnold has ciwrgc of de­ 1:1/LL IIOIJ,!j/fi'OIRfE/l IS EA.SY TO GET ••• 1 ,f Ship 'N Shore Blouses ary meetings fnr next Tuesday. votionals. .. Presbyterian Women's Asso­ J Circles 1 and 2 will meet at 1 :30 There's plenty of electric power outside your home. Your only problem is to get Stripes-Prints-Plaids at the cilureh. Mrs. P. J. Somcr- ciation will have its meeting Thursday, February 28, at 8 p. m. it through, in full measure, to your appliances and equipment. Bringing you Plain Colors 1ville, Mrs·. R. G. Henson, Mrs. Rudolph Bowmnn and Mrs.· Ray in the church. A panel discussion, full HOUSEPOWER may take only one day's work, no muss, noJuss. It's easy. Bullen arc hostesses. Mrs. Ger­ "What Do We· Believe and Why?" $2.98 Up trude Robinson has charge of the will take place. Mrs. Arnold is And easy to finilnce, too, through an FHA Home Improvement Loan, or through program, "Conversations on moderator. Mrs. Anna Wilson will other loan facilities. For more information call Consumers Powei' Company or Southeast Asia." 1\Irs. Edward give dev~tlonals. Campbell will give devotions. call your electrical contractor for a free estimate. · Mrs. Florence Carrier will open her home to members of circle Spring 3 at 8 p. rn. Mrs. ·Irene Frani

THEATRES- DINING PLACES- BOWLING -DANCING- RACING- SKATING

lngllam County News February 14, 1957 Page 5 llamld Gales, iJ(J;Ij Lertoy Leo, I niiLHCIII nuslnc•s~;nwn . l :132; Bob Inghram, 5:!7; and Joe 1 State !•'arm Ins. won ·I points South Leroy ----=---=-~~-::-:::::::::-:::--:---:-:-.:--::--:--:--:--:--.:-:=-- 1 Ellct·hy, 57•1. 'from Cnpltal Asphalt while Mn· Va11111W11 \V. S. C:. S. i.-• spon "COME HUNGRY THEATRE HITS '!'cam standings are: son Elevator unrl .Iayec•es en!'h sorlng a fatlwr unci ~"n lt:lll!lllt't AND EAT ALL vV L won 3 points from Prim Bros. and 111 their hall \Vmlnrsday nigh!. YOU WANT" FOX "Curtwu, Bc·a~t of the 1\mawn," Cummings ...... m :JI I li-t< las, l•'c)JJ'IIiii'Y 20 Ill 7:·1:-i, 'I'JJC•rp Will wltkh I~ In mlor and stai'H .John 'I' Ill' !I! !1111 i•· M u n AI Jllee ...... :i·l :1·1 Rolling high sin1:l" gnnw~ anrl ltr• a pmgr:un art t'l'll'llrd. i\ fre•• Bromfirold nnd Bevc•J•Iy GuJ·Ianrl, Country Siy!n Jo'l'idlt~· ll'ttl ~;n ltmla;,• Mol'sc Hesttll'llnt ...... fit ;17 1wrles wei'!! llarnlrl Larldns, !iflti; will nffm·lng will lu• lali!!ll. 'l'lw llliiiiY l:lll'lll:i of (ic•n:• Nc•l· wns filmed entirely In Brazil, Bement's ...... :l!l :JD Clarence l•'ry, iJ()(i; Dicit Mill:i, mo~t of it In the Jungle that Is 1 ~r•n. rnmrd firsl iiS 1111 icl' slwtPI' Wyeth Lalmmtorles ...... rnwr Ware's ...... 1111 '''' W L 1011:1 N. Lan, n1~ Mnson rwrll~ llll!lltS 1\I'C l>ilSI'd t)n til!' pr\ec• I'C· wlrt!, ~liri:tm l·'rnnl,lin, turn in a tht• natural of the Amazon ,Jim's MarlH•t ...... :1!1 ~· •IH <.:, Price• llrw· ...... ~2 :12 I' IHill<' Dlt 7 -:!7fll jungll'·· Its animal, rc!ptlle, aqt_lll· ··clved on llw open rnarlwt. new dln•c·ll<~n 111 i\llil'd 1\rti!·:t!;' Kiwanis ...... :1'1 51 St;tle Farm In~ ...... '1 I •Ill tie iiiHi inseel !!l't!alures anrl liS dramn, "Til,. i\l11n1i<· ~Iiiii." Dart ln~uranee ...... :11 :i7 Hl-Klas ...... ·111 ·1·1 Nels<~n, .-;larrt•d wltl1 l•'altli lwnd·llllllting a!]() rlgi nes. i Grieve Men's ...... 2tl liD Mason r·:Jevat<>l' ...... :.!!) ·l!i Dnmcr1~U!' and .J<~sl'pll TIIIIH'ily, -~ .Jnyece~ ...... :17 1 ~ ·12 1.~ 1 FOX 1 plii,\'S tlH• r<>il' <>f II ••r)nlf' I'I'!Hirl<'l' Jllnson Ni~:·ht llnWils ~apit;l) i\sph:lll .... , ...... :1;; ," •l·P~ I ful' n LrtrHlo!l lllil~:nzirlfl wllo IPiHL~i 'I'll" Otlllll~ltc~ Sc•x J.G.A. won '' points fmm tlu ll•llt.·l>elhl I t lw prJii<·<• to Ill<' >:oltillon 11f 11 Su1'11 ~~~pe<·ls <>f tlw ladlt!s, little DHwer Co, Wllile Wa~' 111 ' Miller Ellis SHnoc•o lilt tile nwp!C's for! ARCADE ha/Tii11g t'J'illll' with illtt•l'lliltl<~nlll i>~Jown I<> 1 ht~lr male ndmh·er~. as Sales and Ware's Drug Store a new high for tlw sc•ason i11: w.:Jn!c'IH. IJa•·l<·stahhlng, hnlr-pulling, rcpu­ The Friendly Thcaln.J were winning :~ points fl'llm AI ~ln.t::le ganw, 0·11, and tc•:tm ~:cr!Ps, t illi<>n-rui nlng and llllshand-steal­ Hice Chevrolet and _Dart ll:111k. nn7, lnl,ing ,I points from 111 L!':Sql~, 1\IICil[(lAN - I'HONJ<: ,JlJ !1-4572 ,Jo'OX ing, an• presented In M·G·M's CIII'IH'II, ·~PUS~ or fliP Anta't.Oil "The Opposite Sex." High team gm,w and series II\ las. SPven Up anrl n:•n',, Sr•rvlt't' FRI.-SAT., FEB. 15-16 SUN .. MON., FEB. 17-1 B Ft•itla~' anti S:tflll'!la~· WC!nl In Wayne Millet' Sales, 7Gt- tool\ :J points fl'lllll LI'Do and H 8: 1 A st11ncl-out. gmup of Holly­ l·'ol ' movlP-goPI'S wllo lii\P pic 2l3H. 1\1 Cleanen;, Nc•w !O:ra and !•:vans wn<>rl lwacllhwrs hnlrl~ llw center 1111'!'~ lltat thl'ill, t•ltill iiiHI shod< F'ire undel' the sea! F'l'Ogrnen of Ihe "Calypso" plunge lllgh inclividual gamrs 11nd lll:II'IIWaJ·e SJ~Ii! llwll· points. . of the slagc In thl~ malicious, tilt~lll, tltr•y S)lm the rumpus revolves. ray, 15!i--113; ancl I~abclle Wilyte. Dowc!ll, '22::1-:ill:l; .Jolin .Wnll~e•r, Dinir~'l Room 15S-'110. !ill:l; anrl Dave l'arisi;•n. 50:!. I At the Village Square Jo'OX Tram standings are as follow': 1 Seven Up ...... 1·1 li Si'ockbricJgc W L Ellis SuntH'o ... . 12 S Wayne Miller Sales ...... 5(] 2·1 Evan~ llardwal'l~ ...... II fl Specializing in Chidon Dinners Ware's Drug SLOI'C ...... 15 3:, New Era ...... !I fl Slcah - Chaps AI !lice Clwvrolct ...... <12 1,0, :n 1,f. Hi Klas .HI'ro !l 1.; Soa Foods Dart Bani< ...... '12 38 Ben's Scrvic·c ...... H 1:. Sun. Shows at 5-7:15-9:30 Open Every Dny A-8 I. G. A...... 11 1:" :J8 1," H & M Cleaner~ ...... 7 13 Shows at 7 and 9 p. m. Monday at 7:30 Only Dancer Co ...... 13 ri7 · 1 LeOn Iron Works ...... !i'.i! 1:{ 1,(,

Sodh of Traffic light at Holt Wednesday -7:30-10:30 P. M. Friday-Saturday - 8-11 P. M. OPEN Saturday-Sunday - 2-4:30 P. M. Private Lossons by Appointment We're Open for Parties on Sunday, Monday, Make Sunday breakfast a special treai Tuosduy and Thursday Nights Call Holt OX 9-2438 for Cia" Schodulos This is strictly a family affair. And mother isn't missing a minute of this leisurely Sunday breakfast. For quick variety she's serving cr~amed dried beef DANCING on hot buttered slices of HOLSUM toast. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT tv'lusic by Bill Sova and His Ranch Boys when you begin with a Yes. I it's a beautiful. morning . ROUI'-lD AND SOUARE DANCING ----.-· -·----· good breakfast. The special freshn€11S of HOLSUM BREAD AM~R~CAN LEGION makes the whole meal sparkle with extra flavor. North of Mas.on off US-127 There's a long day of fun ahead. 'This family PROSPECTIVE LEGION MEMBERS Veterans interested in joining the American Legion can is ready for it with plenty of HOLSUM energy. receive anplications from the Joy 0. Davis Insurance Agency, Ingham County News office, or the Mason postoffice. Why not give your own family the nourishment of HOLSUM BREAD tomorrow morninq. -

Mason ~~hoa1e , FOX THEATRE OR 7 ... 7421 Fri.mSat., feb. 15-16 Sun.-Mon., Feb. 17-18 Tue.-Wed.-ThrJr: Feb. 19-20-21 WII\IMIN! UKENOTH~NG THE GREATEST TRUE ADVENTURE nw:1 seldom see them! FEATURE OF OUR TIME! YOUR EYES \ ~how you'll en,jo~' to the HAVE'v'u last hair-l'ull! And w:th

SEEN .... BEFORE! NOW SHOWING FAST, FR'i\iiK, FUNNY! June ALLYSON Joan COLLINS Dolores GRA't Ann SHERIDAN Its (JQIIJk -easy menus Ann MILLER begin wit~ this b:read in M-G·M'• Smelt Dinners "The OPPOSITE All you can eat! /{1-:f* SEX"*~ Ill H()Ul/M-protected CIIIDIAStOPE &MnROt'OlOR $1 by the orange-red wrapper Snecializing in Bal

WORLD. CHi\RCOAL BROILED Wlnntr ol Thb ~u~• Cannu Felllval top bard, The Golden P•lm Make it taste. better . . ACOLUMDIA PICTURE llawait and Cal'i.oon·--- Steaks and Chicken Serve it V.Tith ..• Clups and Spare Ribs · Lindy's Dtive·ln lnalwm County News February 14, 1957 l'iliJe 6 Holt P. T. A. Groups Stage

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H••fluls l•:ul'll AIVlll'lb by llrr• mlnlsll'l' 1d. lbP l\1Pilintllsl Six I y lltlllll.'i fill II ~imllls IIIIPIHI·j l'hlll'l'h. prJ 1ht; annuut Smul annivr•l'l;lll'>' Mr. and Mrs. /\. 1.. J'oo!;:•r fnmily .nigh! HIIJlJIPI' 111 C:i'oV~'II·i r·nll1•d on Mr. 1111d Mr·:·. r.;1•or•·:•· l>lll'g l'illlrdr Snlllrrlny I'VPnlnJ:. lilllll'll, Mrs. Millll' l'alul••r nnd Clrarii'H Smlll1 was mm:IPr Ill' I Mr. anrt Mn;. /\. 1.. 'l'olliIIH'l', Ml'!i, l'as1·hnyl<; illllwrrl, Holwrl Wa:'· Mlldtnd Nnrlh. JH'I'; teiHII'I'flllll l1arlgt', Curl ('js,."; MI'H. lles~k· Moon and Mi~rii net'lllHI l'la:;s, Itor:er Grrrn; :rntl Hazl'l Mllnn nf Mlllr>ll vlsii('(J polar he:rr, LaiTY 'l'lllli\1'1'. · lllwir •·ousln, Mrs. MlldrPtl Nlll'lh, ~ewest . ' . Si.llllill\' nflernololl, Mr. and Mrs. Thursday f'Vt•nlni: o! lusl wei•l< 1/\, H. Nnrll'i \VI•rr> 1'\'l:nllli~ e<.tlll•n; .. ·M1·. and J\11'!;, CIHII'il's Smllll, Mrs. Mr. HIHI JVJrs .. lrllnl•c· ~IIlli II ot llerni<'l' l'nsdlllyl<, Mr. an1l Mr.-;. DllllfliHlaln visitr•d Mr. and Mrs.j Lc•o11' Norlli, Mr. :tllrl Mrs. A:;JJ C'liarl1•s Fmnldilc ~lalurrlny lifiPr 1 Towsley, Max Grimes nncl C1•"ll lll>llll. Tuesday of lnsl II'UI•I• llw THAR SHE BLOWS-Cni·cfully forcing. his brcnth into t!ll~ rlllmiJhl'll-lilw r,ln~s , l!lnrl, c:uy Squ,.o. nnt~ltcs n vessel 1~luch Cmcllt 'atiL:nrlt'd llw Inglinm cJJ.-;. Franldins mlll'rl on Mrs. Millie will ll~ tJ::Prl in sei•·nlifir' re::enn•h work. Squno, n~swtnr~l n·I!'J Smut r·ounrl table at Ma::11n Prdnlt•r. Service tation ::upc·rinlcntll.'llt 111' lh1• Univ••r:'ily nf Cllit'ngn glnss shop, ~:; high ~·1'1111111. Mr·. an1l 1\Jn:. CIPIUH Slril•i(Jint: wnrldnr: at a gla:::: Jalltr· which :;pin:; the pir1•r of nppnrat•r::, 1 ' 1 :md Hcmalrl were rlinlll'r gm·sls 1 CIHH1 Nl•ig lhor I• f'hl'llrli'Y l' ns:; :und:i\' al'l!.'l'lliJJJI! ill IIH• IHllnt• of hl!;urin)', a P''rfPc·t !:pih l't• at t!ildt L'nd. Jllll'ty \VIIS iilll!IHJPrJ !Jy :!J adulls · al lilt• homl• o[ Ml', :IIlii l\1rs .. John !\!)', <~nd Mr:;, GIJI'IIIlll ('Jar!< Ill' Old R d r 't IVI'!'I' Snlllrdar dii!IH![' gllt•sls Ill' Will Be Ells\VOI'Iil 1-'rlrlay C'\'1'11111:;. Lamlr road. TIH·ir YIHIIlg:•:;l Sill-,, 5 oa ' 1)mmum v 1\'lr. """ 1\-lf',,: l'lirf•ll'll Smilh ill L:IJT\' Is 2 vc•nrs old. . ()J' ,•I.LII'I'iiu•;, Willi11g Worlu•rs SurHlny sl'il!'" I l.a.ll\ron ·llii:L•ImirP of t·:n;rl ~Irs. 1·. 1HII'l' ts clas1; h;~cl tis llllllllhly. ITH't'llllJ!: , 1 , tilH', Ohlll, nnd J\ll·;. ll. V. , · 1\lr. n11d Mrs. Morri:; Todd . •rl frr.c~l:ll arll'l'l10ill~ Sundo~y al ;. I d•r, his slslcr, vi:;il••d ~In 1\lr. '.'!Ill 1\lr~. Ai'llilll' ~.11·1•111'."1'11 1-\1'1'1'1' Sl!nrlay lur:ht sllppPr guesls · I om·· of l!Pien SkllliWI'. Mi'tlr~d North last l•'ridny aflc>r 1111 d llirllH'.. " 1 IJI·:(:nu"; "'\'1 .i\Jr.' 111' !\Jr. :111rl ~lr;r, ,1\Uslin 'I'Drltl nnrl ~; 1 • 11 ut :·.undny was c:IJ··p1·vetl all . and 1\lrs. I .<•r:~11~ 1\>:1;'111>, 1·.~11!.""''' f<~mily. OPEN MONDAY MORN.ING ( • I ' I I S I y noon. 111111 ~Ill.\ ~1111'1111 SJII'IIi I· l'id:,;,· 1 • • • • , ,r o; c II JIll' 1: ,. llll'f'l • IIIli "· Jant• North Jrlurm•rl In S> IJOici 1'\'l'llin~ al 1111• J:. ( ', ( Jlis illllll•'·' Mr. 111111 Mrs. Llli'I'IP LtnllJge.' rno!'nlng. Lliii.Y Tool\er.rl'arl til<' Munclay :rflcr :2 weel\s nh:;en• ~Irs. t\rilltll' l.:cn:: "f Sitwkhl·id.c:" ".f Mrtsonmllerl Ill~ Ml'; ~~HI ~I~·'; !il'l'>Jlllll'l! ii'SSol:, Denn1:; N~>~'lil hcf'aus~ of tnPnsil's. 11,1" 1 a Tl:llrsci:ov ,.,.111 ,,1' 111 11 ,,. l•.nos t':11'l and <.alii~ ... Jitllcid.\ led tlw rp.:·ponsiVI' n•:Hlln:~. I he 1\ dnugl!tel' wns IHJI'll 'l'tll'sll:t,\' I IIi:; ltor.w. I 1'\'r•nillg-. FEBRUARY 18~ 1957 Youlh f'IIOII' sang. lll!JI'Ill.ll" l•'nJJJ'tl'tl'" I'' 111 1\·lr· '1'111 . ·' 1\'Jr· 'IIIII Mrs L1•on ('ausir• 1111d · · · ··· · · '·J .,. ·"'' " ' ' ~. ·'' 1\lrs. f{;II)Jil \\I' 1ll'l' l'l'iii!'IH'II . . · ' ·, · . . MIS. M.LJI.Ln l{llhlllSOil, Jv J. .. Mrs n·uwln Dill'('[' 'II 'IJI'IITII\1' ,.. I . J··nlll\' ''"'Ill Silllllny \1'1111 lil'l A 1·I• ' Str·i ·J·Jing 1\lrs Il'lzel · · ·' ' · ' Sundw : .. l•••r 11111111' :1 lr•1 li'llli' ' · · \' fill 'l\l ('J. : ' · hospilal. She wr·iglir•d 7 JIIIIIIHis , ,·ltr• ,... , , . :n , ,, . J•lll'r'lli.>, :VIr. 1111rl 1\'lrs. 111I 1'1' 1 1111 ''v· .' 11 1 111 ltfin~rll" 1 11 11 1 1 1 111 Sll'llilt•l, · I'S. ll'lllll ll 1 s Hill 1. . 1 • 1 ' • ' ll . · 1 J'· · · , •• ··~· ~· • , • • I ! I I 1I • XI:.! OLIIIC'fiS anrl l.t~ 11111 J('flll :lllln!nrddll• ;H't·itiPtll. :-.;Jw is Ito\\' Ill tl, ol dl fll.l...... Till.:· Doll.• Lllsl\llllh dlll.IH u . lf lllltnf'd yrt. Sill' lws 11 IJrollwr, . , .. . . 1 1 , 1 . , ' Mr. 11111t iVJrs. C.;dP l'lf':u• 11111l Alhillll·l.ansing di:rll'll'i, llli.>SIOII· Timl ill': .ihll lo ll.dk .rtllll>rr I If. Wll". :llr ·nul 1\in; ]\1'1\nPth D:liWr ill· ·11 '" · rJI'r•l'l'll'l'1 ·1 '·i'll'sil'ill J·r•·t I ' ·•· 1\lr. anrl ;\Irs. l't•il'l' ('tllllllllll~'.·' ' ·' · · , . . ' ·' '".. " "' • ' '·' HoliC'rl .JeniZI'II, whn ll'ilh hi:; :ll'l' slill sl:ll'ill~· 111 ilil' \VI'ill'l' il'lllil'rlil:e Jnglliilll L•llllli.Y 111 tr·n·1 WerlnPsll.ty. wif1;, Lanrira, lil't•rl ill Crlll'l'llhlll'g ; , · · · · ~· ;::nr l\1ilk l'm1ltlf'l'l'S ILIIJll'r :>I Sparlding Rest Rooms * C(u~ Wash Ml· .. ~~nrl Mrs.' ~:IIK'rl ~~~lmpl~n:~ lll'ighhllrhooll fill' a llllmhr>r nf lo~r': ..- IIIHI ~lr,, :'\llrlllllll !Ir:f'illl'' Lf'siil' C.:rallg~ l~all 'J'u;-sday .•. , * of M.l.llll, MI. ·IIIII l\11.s, llt.ni.l 1'1"11'~ diPd hsl wc•ek f'llli ll1•lnd I I' 'I I S .·. \' (I'' I t\ f'llollJ> nl I l'llSS !diiid l•.tllil· illll'i·in 'h'llll i''>l'h'tl"l 'IIHI J'oy · ·• ·' · '· · · · ' 1 :111 1 :>1!'1 1' .'lfJf'll ··a 1111 11' 1· ' '· · 1 1 · • \. ,.., I r Jl • ' t L ~ gorw :tlrli1P lfl lhl'iJ' ('tdi:Jg(~ a11 lliiP' will!. Ml' 'dlll i\l!'s f·~f~l'lt:ll'd £I)'S I.JJ (' 1Lll 1 !llfllll lfll'S, ]):JI'f'll "i llrnr,·, Hollald !{if'rl and Donna I Lai lPit•J-fiHIIH'ri .1 , J~J ' [' ·.· , ·lr , ! rnllr•J' sJ\aliiW pari\' Ill J;:rll'll 11 I. M .. 11\1·· CJ· 1i. SwiJ'I Still· . . ' w 4:Jil1P 1lg 11I PI (IX !ll~tDI 1I • • I .,·.. , , I 'I I. .till1 IS. 1 ' I ' ' 1 l'lltliigl' 111111 JJis horly , , II[ llJPI 1\'o•rlf'PSd'l\' '1'\'l'lliiW l'llll:•r 1'1111\ Ill fi£1 I liC!iUa.l C\l· • rlil)'l~V{ l11llJ'.II'f ('1'CHill:tlHII'HI·a' nrigilhflrin~~' • !.In l .•. • ...... , . rr I • ' • ll'il.'i lotliHI. 'II 1111' h•lllll' 11! ~l··s ( '<11'1 (,rro•;,-,-! IIIIth. · [ ll'l'l'f' .'il'l'l'f'd 111 l11c11or of Mrs. '. . . , . , · :: ..... ,, . "1 MPlllill'r~ [ ('ross Jtcoad l•'lll'lll· The Best Sen"vice 11 1111 1111 11111 1111 11 Swifl who r·rlrhralf'ri l1rr lnrlil· :h" '· '' louslllfl,,,, ", 1,rs •1·11 Sl'l\'ill" dtlh :lllr·n:lt'd• ' Wh f' ld 11!1• [!"·:0;111\ \\':!!"- J'<\'('11 )\' 11){' 1(~jl( 1•; , ro ' J 1 * rlay llllllll'('rSIJry. eat le center ' '1.'1', i\1;·~. J·:l:rll'l' I ills. 'I;IH•re 1\'t'l'~. ~:i,rls rinll' "' Df'llll lllWil ha! I (INCLUDING PICK.UP' AND DELIVERY) 1\Jr·. a11d l\1rs. Clinl1111 Soldin, 1 \\ 1 wsr II' iiflr!'llollll, l\11'i'I'Y .Jo iind vr 1·ky Wl'l'l' dinnf•r I illl·s. Jll.'l'lnn ,Johnsnn i li llll"lllll•r,; :11Jri ~' ,·j,;JJors pl'l"\·, 1' 1 I · :.

1c'ttl. ~~~I'~. t )ll~ w;1s c·u-hnsll'~~. f · gtll•sls Sunday 111' lwr parPnls, , W. ~;. l', .'i. will. IJJPr.•l Thnrsdlcti'·· ''l'lll•l,' '"'l'\'l·ri .,i ::••rllrr•rlll wilil • B·. I HI' II 1\lr.alldl\lrs.ill'l'ltal'rillislloJI.'I'IH' 1 1 ''1 11 'I I' 1 1 11 Un(er • I' ll'lllll',\' ·- , ~\'1 l l> J':;.. ol!r I >II • ll'llipfi!'rl l'l'"lllll ill \I( l'lli'fl'l'. 1 --~------S1lldin fnmily is llliiVing this ,JrJIII~Silll nl JO:.lll :1. 111. 'll~llsr• :1!· :\II'S, Vl'!'llfl!l Cral'l . i 1\'1'1'1) !'rom .Ja,.kson lo Dululh, tl'nding arf' In 1;1)'" tiH:II' own · Minnrsol<~. Mr. :11111 M1·s. l\lurll' wiJJp sc1·viet• ss lt·•arl J>';>l'lr.i•rs 1·11 Vt•t·nnn l!Pidc•y is spc•tHiing ;; 011 !\'11'. an1l J\ili·s. Ll.'o Prradmon• hall al. a r::Jo p. m. SllJlJll'l'. t'. f'illll will 1111'1'·1 'J'hursdny l'l'"· diiys in Lmliana. in Lnn1rillJ!: Sunday PVl'lling. Hoss Hillilll'li, I'IH\Illy derk, wil! nin", l·'<'hrunry 21, 111 1-lllusr•l Mrs. Dora \Ninl:ilcll 1111rl <'11il· S;il urriil\' Mrs. Clarr>nf'l' Lcllll· spcal< nn Joeal ;!ni'PI'IInlC?111. Tillls" sl'iwol. l':vr·r~·lllll' is Ill Iii ill' li cil'l'll visiled 1\lr. and !\Irs. Hal ph anl anrl charlf's mllf'd on ilr1· par- allcnding arr 1o Jakr:o 1l1f'ir n\1'11 vnlt>nlilw 1'111' ~·~:•·iJrlllf!''· 'l'IH•i'<' · '(' 11 ,.(-:r•r of N;tpllil'llll Sund:1~·. Pills, Mr. anrl Mr1:. 1!1'1'111<111 Hnr~l· tiiiJk ~l!l'l'il•c•. Poliilu.,;;, rolls :~nrl will '"' a n;·n.::!'::nJ. I ,'-;::: 11 !:~ 1 · c\'l'lling S1l •. ;,,,; !\'lr:.-. lllj'Pl'. mffc;r• will l>c l'urnislil'li. .\'1!·:. 1:;,~·"'"'111 c!li:onJ.. l'<'llll'!l<'d l'•··rllllll t'r;cfl <'IJII'l'lililll'ri ~Jr. :tnr!. Clmrlr>s LP11narrl iillrl Wl'iwrrl Calil'l's on ~Irs. Mi1111iP Jlackus. lo IH•t h111111' Tltlil'srl:r.l' :rflc:· 1:n· !\·lrs. IJI'.'lli!t I.J .. nlgonwry, lrw~ Hif'rl IJa\'1' l'lllisll'li in llw .sr•rl'il'f'. Mr. lliHI 1\J:·s. J.'J.,,·rJ J)nnal ilnd lil'l'gloillg slll'i~''''.l' IIJt• wrel< i>r•· c,•lunl"ollll't'l' :11ul .J:wk Frii!ZI'. Tlwy Ioili< tilr>ir· 1•x:cminations Mrs. 1\nrw :11inni~< i11s1 wec:k 1\'Prr: f11rr• ;>I 'lil.'''n I :,·nr•r:~l lwspil.li. · i\lr:"'iind l\1r,.;. ~krla l'I':Jfl :111d Monriill' in Dt'lroil. 1\Ir. and 1\lrs. Elnwr Frnsl, l'vll·s. i\Jrs. t:u.': ~il:nrl; :;J;o~·l·ll wiiiJ IH•r C'::lli\' l\nn visiiL'ri ~,Jr;;, Jlatli:·· ( Satu;·riay I'Vl'lling C I ill'" II'' I' !1. B. Frn~t. 1\Jr. an1l Mrs. L1•1c 'I f1•1•· rl"l's C'r;cfi Sundny c";l'llill:~. ---· ·-·i Lel:n;trrl and IKi!lllll!lh I Col( uf L:tll· Glyllll, MI'S, Ji:r!illl 13rnliiPI'i[)Jl, •. 1·.·~:1\.";·;;,·,I;J\'.,[\' nf l!unlillgi•Jil !Vir:;. E:r''lll•JIH! llt•i1:;1~.1· l'llll!!d r.-..."'"''...... ,.,....,..- ...."""''11llllio!ll<••"""'- ..',_, ..__ .,.,~ ••• ll':~ sing nllenrlr>< Ill' quarir•r trnlury l\1r. IIIH.I Mrs. Fl11yr! BIH·I;us, Mts. l'llli<"'·''·' I illli!i:i!!"'"· ' liHii:;::n,, 1111 1\lt:;, Ar!:'lll'·' !Jc;J"!l'.'.' T!Jur:.;· -~·.,•·"':"'"'....,.,.~,....u''"':""!"'"'""""'~~~"...... ,....,;=="-•f.La"'!''""~.:.r:"'O!'i.::m-=-=:1~~...... ,.,"'-"'"''""'""""'"""' bGnquc•t ill Olds Ellginl't'l'ing Ros1: Frosl and 11ulli of L:1ns!ng. :;prnl lilt ,.,.,.,.!; f'!ld ,.,,,il Iii'• p:~r· rlay. llltilrling in Lansing. Mr~. Leon· Mr. and i\1~·~. Frunk .lt•n:;r•n "'"I er.ls, ~lr. 11!111 i.ir:·:. \•\'ii't'l'l'll r:11li'l· lt;rlpll Crnfl :; wnl ~'alnr:luy 1 ani and Mr.-·. Co:\ 11'1'111 oul lo Ali1·c ol' Willirlln;rlon, \ll·s. l•:v1•r! 1\';cy. :JiJ:I>I wilh .iim ( 'r:tfl r:r .Ja1·kslln. 1 SU[lflC'I' lngPIIWr. Clarc•n•···· has Noble and 'l't•rl, ~Jr. :11ul Mrs. ;lit·, .. l':·:orl i.l'l>llll!'rl :·~·IUI'nl'd · :vir:;, Hill Monlc.:umc·:·.·: an:l fv),·~. bec11 at lhr Olrismol>ih• planl :18 Don Allen :ntrl family :11111 iVIr. 111 I~<·;· i1·11nr: S,l!llill.\' 111'11·r ''Jll'il•l·! llllllie Crafl l'isiiC'd Mrs. !tar· years. a11rl Mrs. Clan•nr·c• D111111l. in~. Sll!ill'l i>ll,' '';lilt l1c·r '·"ll d, Slanlr•y Lconanl, Mr. ;11irl i\'lrs. Tcowlr11ul Frn ...;r l;;tlr:lill'r·il!·l:cl'.', i'.lr. 111111 C;ilvi!> cr;lfl t ~lr:;. :·p:• 11 ~;:1!urr!ay M!ss fWa Hill anrl Mis;: J(lly llill spenl lasl \V1~dncsdny 1%lllllg Ft'l'l'l!< '-''"1\.'lrrl, al lliilsrl.!ll'. ni·,ill wilh i'lnrlllilafl \Virr·man. visited the girl1:' griltJrinwlla•t· at Mr. and Mr~. \Viii Crmvfo1·rJ al ~.IJ·. atHI 1\Jr:;. l.:l .. nn ~t·ttll 1111 11 '~rr. nllri.MI's. D1•a11 Hull anrll Harrison Sunday. Milford 111\d had su[lpCI' willt Mr. f11)~ Pallc>rs oL ~Jr. ;111cl 1\lr. and Mrs. MPI'Criith P<~lll'l'SOII visited 1\lr. and Mrs. Cl<~rencl' Mrs. Dora eird, Mnr. l111!:' M,·,;, ;\to;; I ill Tnrl1l. Sundav. '1 ''.l Leona rei Ja:;t wt•ck 'l'h11rsday Pl'l'· Weavr>r, Mrs. Virginia Laullslein, :\1!·;;, C'h:cl'il':; DPc·;; al tc•ndc•1l a 11 1\Ii-< VC'I'Iion •:tfl, :\J•·:·•. c:1 w., ning. F'ricl:1y C'l'rning Mr. and ancl l\'lrs. I•:mily Frnsl nwt :tl lngiJ·t;n ''"lilt!.•: """i·;~. ltillll<"r al. StrHw a lid Lois C:·::fl g:n1· a i Mt•,;. Ll'IJI\ahl and Charles were Mrs. ll1:rlon .JoilllSIIIl's last. 'J'uc•·-.· ()J((•mu;: l'v'r:r!n•'"l.ln~· n:glll. hirlllllav pari>' Fri 1 J;.~· 11ighl fill' 1 dinrH'I' r~ue:;t,; of Mr. 111111 l\lrs. day and sewed c:ll1f'l'l' (lltds :1s 11 Mr.. :. L:rrry l·:l·t:~··ll'l' sp1·111 b::l LoJ'IHt ;lllrl Eleallo.t· Crill i. Cuc>sls I George 1\:alln's. Grange projt'{'l. w<•1•k l';tllllg ltJI' lwr :-iiSillr 111 wPrr' fl'otn Lcs!iP, .Jnd.;.•mn, rvr ~ L2wis Wilsoll visilt;d lw1· Hichnnl Prall of lloll will he Lan,it>g. son m( Uallh• ..,,;(,, Til<' hall:8 !Vlr~. 11 c1 mother, Mrs. 1\lildrPd Norlh, lasl preaching again nexl Sunday al 1\Ir. 111111 ~Irs. Clwrlcs 'DI'I'J< al· ~liS ileeoralcd in red and whiiP.. \VP.rlncsday afiCI'IIOOil. · \Vhl'ltllielrl t'IJurf'iJ. Sun1ho\' sdwol ll'lldl!tl :c pedro party at thr ltru.nP Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill Monli:omr.ry Sa1urd;1y I.'Veninr.: Lawrn Hens Jl!'ll~'Cl' meeling lhis II'Pt•l; will·b!' 11f Mr. and ~II:;, llarr~l1t M;111~r ami Donna Wireman vi;;ited Irene ancl Mrs. Mariilll Hilz of Masrin 111 lhe home of !Iailie Plwlps anrl Salurrl<~y r•vrn111g. • Langlmm Sunday. . were manied in Angola. Indiana, Magdal<'ne Squirt'S. Mr. rmd :\Irs. l~l'lllli'IIJ Balwc· Mr. and Mrs. Noally CraLl vis- WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 ilr.cl Mr. nnd Nfl·s. Vernon Craft Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. BPrlllll'cl Voss ,,[ 1 P. M. Delmit. visited Mr. and Mrs. Wade Stone Sunclay nigh!. Having dt~cided to discontinnil farming, the mulci'Sil~lll~tl will st'!l.to, the higiH•st bidder the following dt•scril)('d pl'Opt•J·t.y at 11IP ~arm r-:nuUr ot I• o~,·~ it•J~ville 4 ~{! miles to Howl'ii-IU a son road, go east t.o b.t•rn road, south ·Y! Plainfield mile to first farm on ri!!;ht side. Last Week 1\Tr·s. Hnwl Stephens Youth fot• Christ Dible quiz This Is It! - Final Windup of OJJr lost-Our-lease Sale! Jc:nn met at lhc parsonage Mon­ · Huhht•r-tircd Wagon und Jtaelt day evening at 'i':ao. Cattle Complett~ Unloading l.'nit fo•· Wa).!;on Mr. ami Mrs. Ralph Nichosen One Holstein Cow, 4 years old, due l\1arch 19 1!35,1 Oliver Tractor Spl't'IHh~r Women's aml .family o[ Cnrson City were One Holstein Cow, 3 years old, clue l'tlaJ·ch 21 ~00 Gallon Gas 1.'anlt SPORTS & CASUAL Table of TE~~NiS :>unday dinner guests of Mr. am( 2-wlwdetl T•·ailrt• · Mrs. 1\lger Bullinger. Stcwart-Wnmt•t· l~lecti·ic Clippt•J•s Mr. and Mrs. fo'I'Cd Prinzing, Show Halters Florence'Dullon and ,Tt:ssie Htllll: SHOE'S Everything SHOES Farm Machinery I'Past~ had dinner 'J'hmsclay evening at · 10() Lbs G with Pum11 194fi ,John Dre1•e Model A 1'mcior with powtn•Iift the Country Kilchen honorinc.: D~>Laval Cream Sep:uator the birl hd;1y anniversaries of 1938 ,John DPrl'(\ 1\lodcl n 1'raeto.r with power lift Feed Htll'l't~ls Mrs. Dutlon nntl Mrs. Prlnzing. John Dccl'(i 2-I'OW cultivator (fit c•itluw A OJ' B) HAY - 700 Bales of UJ•omt• and Alfall'a Uay S288 Mrs. Hnherl Sweel was hostess· 1!)52 .John Dr.t!l'll 12-A Combine~ .' al a pinl1 ami blue shower Sun· John Deertl 4-btu· Si(k Ddive1·~, l~ali:e V.;lues to $8.95 97c 97c day afternoiln honoring her· niece, John Uet!J't~ 3-seetion Traetor Dra1~ ' lVIrs. Tell WaltPrs. Games WCI'C John Deere\ 1!)52 2 Hi-in. bottom Plow HoeJsehold Goods played under llw direction o[ 1!!54· John Dem·e 2-row Co•·n Planter (3-IJoiut hitch) Mrs. Robert Dale Sweet of Clwl· '1-bm·ner BoUle Gas !'angtl Women's . John Der.m Yi-hole li'eJ•tili:wr Gmin Drill Gate Lc!J.!: 1'abJe · Sr.Vf'c!n at llw expense of llw · Star Conwl guard, I\ I'll h J\1111'· JH'I' 1tJII r!ltrlr•r 1 I'.1'1'!'1'11 was 111 ( ron:1 Tuesday night In a g;um• at Ll's· . ·started hitltng in the seeond. Victory String f3ulhlri",H. rill, Jlrov(!(t l•'rlday nlgbl thai 1I'' 12-~l. 'l'lu! Villings opl'lll'rl up Iii· 'lie. The BulldoJ.(s had 11 dltTir'uil Lynn Tlr!r'i(sPI lopped thr. Lc!slle IWhen lhr! half cnried the tr.ams aI•'rirlay crack nl"hl at sixthIn a gamoplace scheduled Howell Mason,. showr!rl ahsnlule 13uil· 1 i 1 11 tl Ill 1 II It I 11 " win. l•'rirlay nigiJI lilP Bullrlo~s will ~toeorcg~ opc~l.er JC. 1 11 apr a rcu oppnne s •" 11. rl s .~ 1. ,.. ltl ~, :; lOW ag;r ns. H! 11 r ogs, I' 1 '' 'i'ltr! Orio!P~; · :wd olltr•r r>lnns,' · ,. 1 l"illl ,.• ,,n ·ett · . "'lmc . period wllil <1 flurry. Bnforc the I r.• 1 Ag·r1'r1 it W'l" !loll 'l'ul!lt• wl11 loJ.(s mtrmwl'rl llw J.(ap 11 I 11111 '' 1 1 1111 11 I J IIP!rll 'I'IJe BulirloJ.(s iooiwd lil\1• a lllll· ang e ' •, · 1· 111 ' 1 ,.,, ' 11 · ·t · ic 1 tile P'lllthers wor·e night. Tile Ham:< dumper ,~a on . ' '·~ · · :~''. ~'. 1 . 1 ·.'- .".',, H ". . : · .. though. With Sophon1orc• Gi·c~ 1 11'j· ['•1·481 for the ninth win of sparked the urHicfealerl ;Joints. ,,o.rts dnrl llU. 111!11\\S. Allr!JI losHhlJ: 1111'/ll in from all lion rlollnrs 111· I1 lt! I'lt'H 1 quar 1" r· · J\·1,·1."<111.·• 'I'lliled 1/Jl a 22·8 Il'ar I rI Ul'lllg · frrt· till' r•n!rll'sl. '1'111'.1' mtwl win n ron1 ' 1·· v·: 1g le,,r1ff · ·r in"t·. clllcll'· • [1 s · I He hug-g-ed 8 licld J.(oais and nne l~rlrlay · nig!JI will be ;mntlwr eonlrln'l miss Willi Ill;~ oltr'·llltllri I angles llw Urioll's erasc!rl Ihr. :J.J; tile l)(,rlrJri IJlil 1 r•slic• i>lll on a ·Ill orr 1r•r 111 s 1'1"' ·' in tile C'!Jlil'll' ' quarW'il' er sa1 11 .'Jiy IVI1'1cll' '" altno~t· tile yenr'. .r·ee truuw fur Sr!llt'mg iwtwr·s. llr• mug-h one for• C;mr:h llol> Conr!'r ,lump shot' from 1.>, ~o -11 fl'.l'l ou.t.l ~ halfllnw r!l'lir'it with 1!1 pnlnts rally In. 1he closing'.. .minutes of l ..'li'l'il'il <.'•'l!,'n." l'iier.. TIH!Y. ennnol 1 lllms1 1on r.l ' ·' Frlrlay night the Rams will did falter In unc! department.. IL Tcw.TIH·~·wlllr•lilerlaln'l~verell. Ail r.lfii,K llt~ilrlogs, tool; o1 111/~l~inlhe2 thirrl qllartl'r. Tilt' Oriules the seC'ollrl qrwriPI' to nar/'IIW till' qffnrrl In losl' any more ground succcer 01 _· _____ laite a v;wallon hut. It will [ll'oh· w11s otT IJI:i usual pacr! at llw fret• E:very game Is a must for the at lrymg tu slop hnn hut 11111 .r c•rl 'l'rl' out in frt~nl in tlw last gap to clll-21. Ill IIJe UIH!llfC'alerl Holt Hams. ably he an uneasy one. While throw line with a f.fi l'eC'Ill'ri. Vil;i11gs ~~~ llwy c!Ja:;e Holl r.lo•.vn rHw eanw up with lhP answr•r. ,;~iorl a!nl tri<~rl to !till liH! clndc . Tile tilirrl quarter was almost J\lason is .lust as anxious to llwy arc standing stili Evercll's .Tacit Durlial gave the Hams a lu lilro wire. Friday night Ewrcll Wltilr• Morrill was runninJ.( wilrl 1 hut111 1\liillory's :J frcr! tlmrw!i curtains for Maron. t•'ive miuulr•s upsr21 I ill! Vildngs. In tile game at VildnJ.(H have a clmner• lo pull a l·prongcrl at tad\ as iw came up will not leave anyUlinJ.( 111 dutrH'I!. Mason harl a hard time wrH·ir•lerl Orioles 1 g thai tinw LPslic• t~r 2 pt plug• lire late stages of llw game. If 'anri lh'cy probably will-Coach Bob Cole lopped tile Gr;Y· R;1ms. • • r points. 11or! Callrlrler was next lost another l'!osr! nne. ,. ~n" 'IW'IV •tnrl pulkrl to within 2 Mason piays tile idnri of g-nme it Back in Picture ...... - ... ------···- ...... _. ____ !10unrl:; with 1•1 points. Dlckl Mason has lmuhlr•s. IIH! 13uil· with 11. Allc•n top[JI'ri Cliiil'lolle HI'OJ'I'I'l? " "c. '· ' is c•· 1tnhh• of P:verell n1ay have l>oinls of M;rfiOIJ. · • ' , . Heese was next with 12. . 'I rl11gs lli'C lwtiwrerl by a prCliSinJ.( , .. , , . . , , :with 20 points . .John Crbsrna1i ' . . ! rou l>lr,· a nri Coaell [crt Bauer Thanks to Stockhrirlge Dans· Holt user! second and tlurri llllln·lo·man rlcfrmse anrl havr! C.i~lllrl l~rorlgr look Oltr IIH. ,. . , . T ., :· Reserves Take 1 1 With Rorl Callnrlr•i' s:lari\'IW I na 1· bt•r·orn·r·! cxdterl. ville now has a chance to mnvr• quarter rallic!s to gmrrl nril'illllli!~e lrouhle woridng tile ball in In llw lcarltnlhe ~trsl lf;lariPr· nnr!JH'~'I'l'l 11 ·:~il:\~or~l;,;: ,.;·s,.l liw par·p r ; the attacll, Mason SIHIJ!Jll'rl out of · -· ·--·----·-· hack to the lop of the Ingham 1gainst E:alnn Hapirls. 'f'lw basl1e1 when they rio move llw lei J.(O of 11 .• \\lien tiw JWI'i<:rl l"vl'rl'll wlllt 1 · ·,(; · points Jim01 the point rlroutiJ, lli:le)' arlrlcrl 11. sizeable •13<11 edge, i 'C)~ 1 fl the! St.ocllhrldgc G2·il!l upset over Coach E:cl 1\ehc's rr.sc1·ve has l'ind lnll when the sPmnrl qua!'lr.r Tlw BullrioJ.(s cnn iunk slwrp one ~-1·~ 1 !· M.~s.on 1,11.''rle II~ he~ I ~~~~~~~. · . :he VikfnJ.(s won the J.(ame at Till! fourlll quariPr \\'aH a wilrl league-leading Wllilamslon lws !wllmli team extr.nrlcd iiH win ended Hn!t was in its familim· minute! anrlmlg_llly dull the next. ~~~; ~~~ lili,rr! l;.ui~Jrl·ll·'~;n,~r.ll.'tp.rl.~ ,1 free throw line. They Jlllt alTair wllil Mason allr•rntllirlJ.( In FitmA \''S GAJ\IJo:S Coach Searl Briggs' hays smiling ·;trcak to 12 straight with a pair 1nsi.tinn--1n front. Tile H.ams Granrl Ledge will have to pay ". rlei lhe slc.tcl~ ildlr.Lge il~ l\lot rilllvn1111 l:i in allempts while irecze the ball and tile lllaef;. hJJ.rham County l.!'UJ.rue again. •f vir!tories Friday and Tuesday continued to roll in tile third allenlion to businl!ss Friday rr 11 · Cltal'iolle scorer!22 :i in 17. hawi(S rushing all ovrr IIH! lloor Leslie at l•'uw1crvill!! The Agglcs IJave a 7·2 record nights. ouarler and then consterl through if Charln!le plays I he smnc !-:!rrrl and some I imes on it trying to Sior:ldll'icigc at Oi1emos while Williamston Is still In fron! J•'riday the Mason rescrveH IIJC last period with llw reserves of hall ;;g-ainst the Comets as was steal the ball. Excc~slvc fouling Dnnsvllle at Haslett with a !l·2 mark. Friday night. clumped Grand Ledge <13·21. Ma·j doinJ.( most of t11e work. displayed at Everett. Gmnrl ln~JI1iltn County News caused Bob Wnorl and Larry Ilns· February 14, 1957 Page 8 Cuplt.al C:iJ·pnll brouck to leave the ganw for Dam~lleiJosa~an~~mowalittle closer over the idil! Hornets. ~n was in front alit~ wey. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Leslie ar1d lltlrl tile' Blal'idlilwl; C'lwrloiiC' 111 Granrl Lerlgc It won't be an easy chore, though. Bruel' !lorton topper! lhc Mason chances. Willi 3:> seconds lo go !·:at Dn Ha pids a I Howell The Aggics will have to stop the iiltack with a i ·w 1•111· ciuh. •.It wasn't long before 1the · _W money-making features of each carefully out working up much of~ sweat. .Goose foiiowccl, a.rtd_ ~.hi! ~·osu t ts .1~~ selected strain. Here's how you'll henefit:. It will bl! a different story next the.- Hatlem Ma~tclans. . Both '·' Friday, though. Dansville will be ~O?SC and Marques play. tl~e e~l· Your Chance to Buy Excellent ~,. • HIGHER-YIELDING- the foe in a g-ame booihauste~. § .JOIIlts. Fowlerville! couidn t keep. f d 'tl' 10 ~ cAsH vAt..u£ 1/:0 c::~ 1 ct:NT. L. lewclos Seed Co. • Mllwaukeo 1, W1scons1n = 1p and folded with 9. 0 11 pwe WI 1 · • . h lffunrnrnriiiii/IUIUIIllll/liUIUIIIU/IIIIIll.liUUIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIllliiiiiiiUIIUIS The eighth grade nad· an easter 10°/o Disc:oun·t to Bonafide 4·H and FFA Members ..... CAGE STANDINGS time even though the quality of . • I C11.pltltl Circuit baslcetball was not . up to par. LUNCII SERVED ON GimUNDS N JT RESPONSIBLE FOU ACCIDENTS DAY OF .S.I)LE. Stockbridge Elevator ~-Iolt ...... 9 o Pete! Robinson paced the scorers 9. C1·mlit Cun Be Arranged with Plymouth nan!< - Floyd 1\clul Sverett ...... 8 1 with polrits. Bill Bray followed . - \., Webberville Elevator Charlotte· ...... 4 4 with Si .. Grand Ledge ...... 4 5 Tuesoay night, Feoruary 19, Mason ...... 3 6 Masor1· will take on the St. Johns Okemos Elevator Howcll ...... 2 •· Eaton \Rapids ,...... 1 96 willjunlol' start high at teams. 7 o'clocl{. The Doorsfirst game wlli N I·,tg·ham County League hi.' thrown open to the public. c0 E EM E S, Betnent Feed & Supply· Williamston ...... 9 · 2 There will 1Je no admission T)ansville ...... 7 2 char·ge, according- to Strait. Eden . Elevator Haslett .: ...... 7 Prop. Stocltbrldge ...... 7, Yield, maturity and lodging re· · Olcemos ...... ~...... ,3 . g GLENN CASEY, Auctioneer Farmers Warehouse Leslie ... :...... ,.. 2 · · 7· sistmice are three most important Williamston, l\lichiguu ~EATON RAP.IDS Fowlcrvllll! · ;,: ...... 0 JO8 aqualities ooi'il hyhrld. to looi{ for In selecting. I'll••••••••a••••• .. ••••lllm••••llliiiiiiil••••••••••lll•••~•••••••lf Honey· Fairly Drips From .' February 14, 1957 Part 3 Pecks• Refrigerator Door The lngh am County News It's been hurcl In (l'l go of the not "going Into nnythlng wllh l'efl'lgm·utor cloOI' hunrlle lntr>ly! )'Olll' cyc!s shut." But T thillll /\long ahout this time 01 yc11r l hal's 11 good way sorrwlirnes, Y nu Okemos Places Scouts Learn About Dutiee It would seem lhnl honey ought c~un lnnll pust outwarrl nppcnr· to I'Un the sloWI!Sl of nny time! In IIIWC!s, which fll't! not lusting lillY· way, 1111ri hear llw lone of voice •.·i·VISUAl .... '', the yeru·. So I lmughl n lnrge j11g With Essay on ·Oj~lnghanl County Officials of il and every c11w Wlls rr!al and thought pmcr.ssm; thut malw plcaHr.!cl, H surely clld lasln good. tip il jJCrson, Fifty explorers nnd Seout:; Dansville, SU(Hll'inlonrlcnt of But how It rlrlpJll!d und mn nncl H Is odrl, isn't il, how 2 people Control of TB fmm troops and posts o[ Ingham ~chools, lr.nltecl unci rlrlzzled! /\!most can say the same 'thing to you eounty tool~ flrsl·hnnd lessons· in MnMtll C!Xplorors, Boy Scouts m11lws me t'!:!solvc not ln buy any yet one will malic you grin nnd Okemos high sdwo I 's news· and Cub SmL1ts lllfellcierl worship paper, "The Smoltc Slgnnl," wns county giJVcrmncnt lVI on rl a y. mom honey, • , , c.!vr.r. Well, may· I lite II. . , . nnd the. other one per· sct•vler!s In 11 body Sunrlny. They he not quite that drastic hut at lurhcrl enough to hlle a nail 111 nnmerl as one of 17 wlnnin>: en· They served In the various c•oun· went to the Muson Presbylcrlun lcust I'll he glad wiH•n this Is two'! tries In the slate sciwol press ty rloparlnwnls. '!'hoy repro· church, Jll'll.ll•et by lite Mlc!Jigan Tuber· gone! scnterl Ullits in lloll, 1\lasoll, Wit· 'I'he girls deam!d tlwir sec·ond culosis asslleialilln. chiclwn yesterday. Thr!y loolt 11 'J'Iwy will be enlercd In the llamston, Olwmos, Stockbrlrlge, Dog Cattses Crasl1 lnng time unrl enjoyed It lm· Delegates Meet· 20th 1;nnunl national sehonl jll'l!ss DaiiSI'ille, Island ~clwnl, Gmven· l'l ''I I l , e 111m 1 ,, mmcrmnn, .nns n~, mcnscly. But as in lnts of lltillf~H project to compete with other burg, Ilaslett and Lesllc!, I drlvinu norlh 1111 Meridian roar!, It is bcttet· lC I don't wutch. It slate winners. Certificates of hon· Explon•rs who fillcrl the tn[1 1Monday suiTr!l'l!d Injuries when lw loolts as llwugil sorneonc) lwsldrs On Milk Price Ill' will hr. awarded l.o the news· offices were eleetr.d hy their stmn•cl a dog's life. He swung his llw ehicitcn Is going to he hutch· papers h~· the stale 'l'B associn· tmops. They were Lany Storie, Nil' to avoid hilling a rlog, he told CJ'C)d, More than 3:i0 Dclmll mar!tel rlelegutes of the Michigan Mlll1 Lion. lloit, judge o[ prohatc!; Claud1• fJtrlccrs, and lost control. 'I'IHl '1'111!1'1' always has to hr. a first Ink White, publisher of the J\'lurr:ty, Grovenburg, regls1er of l'ilt' rtverlurned In a ditch. Zlm· llrne for• anything. '!'his sPmnd Producers' nssol'!ation will meet at Miehigan Stale university, Clinton City !l.•publlmn·News at rloecis; ,IIH! Miller, 1\laso!l, slwr· mrrma11 was treated for fuclal lime was !Jettm· limn till' first. St. Johns, was judge [or the staLe Iff; .tuck Palmer, Wllllam~ton, cuts nl SpHrTow hrtspitul, Lan· I'm wondering, though, If they'll EaKt Lansing, Friday, at 10 to consider nction on milk price !ll'oject. Winners were selected on d 1· a i 11 eonunlssio1wr; .J e r r y sing. ever get over their curiosity and tho basis of rwws· and Iealure Biortmqulsl, Ol' that. gives me goose· discussed were sllnitation, long-term illness and meni·al health. Federal inenmc ·laxpayPrs who The school press project i.~ ·flesh. /\I most mal~cs every lw ir • Lodge Arranges :.:..::.::.:..:.:..:.______:___::.....______,, sought aid last year fmm the I•J· sponsored hy tiw National Tuber· 'root tingle and stand on end. Tltc only thing that lwpt. me fi'Om eal office of the internal revenue ('Ulosis association, Its slate anrl Restaurant calling CJLiils this morning was Family Night sc•rviee should c!ig nul their 105!1 local affiliates, nncl Columbia Sammy's, .. Mamma, you have Government Has rrlLII'ns as ;1 guide in prepnring Scholastic! Press assneiation. 821 Cedar US-127 at College Rodd sucil nice hair," rctieated often M11snn lodge No. 70, F. & A. the l!l:iri forms if they have simi· -·------with a mpl and loving face closr• M. has planner! a family night Overseas Jobs, .lilt' prnhlcms this year, assistant i\JAII.:\IEN HAVE HOLIIMY to my ear. And the fad that. my program for Saturday, February dist:·ict director, .James F. Deane Mail carriers have Friday, Fell· Hi. hair is such ordinary every day arivrsr.d. 1 ruary 22, ~s ~ holiday. There will I hair. There will he a pothict; supper Seeks Workers "There is little change in tile' be no deliveries, forms normally used hy mosl . Wonder why we lilw to bear al Masonic temple at 6:~0. Afl:Jt I Miss Edythe Goellner, person· II tnxpaycrs except fnr a few pninis lutvc clevelopcri a11d present new lmul words evc11 wllrn we suppet· Dr. James Dotson of the' ncl officer of the United ~<.now State~ of elarillcatlon and generally im· pmhiems we're glad In help, a1Hi Is Now Open they ,arc l~ol ln~c ... J. '.'". ()[•ite\'P, J\liilcr Tload Bible church wllll department of "talc, Is In D!:!t:oil proved typography," Dl'anc said. t1 telephone call will prohahly though, Lh.tl love c.tsts " Veil to . . ·t .. ·, J .. 1 to interview secretaries typiSts 5 1 1 1 I "These minor revisions are not clear up the trouble. It. usually hide Imperfections. It's a hicsscrl lOW pte Lues awn l.l crusa !:!m anrl clerks for (lositions in Wash· f I (I l I I 1. and will tell some of his recent likely to affcl't problems which isn't necessary to visit m1r of· {Jal'l IJ. IJVC HI ma ICS eae 1 u in[!lllll, D. C., and in this COUll· werc mmnwn to many lit:{payct'!; flees, aithougli help is of course us see something he:>•oncl physica I experlcnc~s in that land. 1ry's 258 embassies, legations and last yeal'. available there to those who have Serving You As in the Past with tho Best of Food qualities. The next lime you hear Families of all members of the consulates In 77 countries abroad. I "Taxpayers rC'ferring to last special and complex problems." someone say they don't sec wiwt lodge and members of the OES, Interviews will be conducted nl Expertly Prepared by vl'ar's l'l!lurrt, while wmking with Deane urged Michigan tu:\· so·allli·so sees in her Ill' hirn mny· as well as widows of Masons arc the Michigan Employment Sc·l tiw J!l~G forms and the new in· payers to file each year's returns FRANK SILVESTRE lw they arc just louldng at the invited, said Leonard M. Wallinc, curity Commission, 7310 Wood· slruc:tion ·llllnklcl, should he able carefully among their important body which is not the most im· worshipful master. Any who lack ward Avenue, Detroit, through to come up with the right an· papers, and to lwep with tham 30 Years Experience porlant part of a person. transportation to and from the March 9. Office hours arc from 9 swet·s without too mLtch difficul· all personal papers, cancelled If you were blind you would supper may call Waliine at OX a. m. to 4:30 p. m .. until 7 p. m. ~Y· They can pml~ahiy do a better I checks, .receipts, cte., whic~l J'C· HOME-MADE PASTRIES FAST SERVICE not judge a person by hi~ tool<~. 9·2543 and transportation will be on Wednesdays and from 9 a. m. JOb than they 1hink. late to mcomc and expenditure, Tl1ey have an old about arranged, he said. to 12 noon on Saturdays. Tile of· ~aying "Where new circumstances I for at least 3 years. fice will be closed Friday, Fell· hwry 22. REPtJIIUCA:\'8 at tho clistrkt I Reconditioned - G~aranteed ' Miss 'cocllncr is interested In convention in Detroit Salmclay 1 talking to young men and worn· chose C. Ross Hilliard of Ingham I en between the ages of 21· and I35 American citizens In excellent as representative on the Repuh· i · hc'aith, single without dependents lican Stale Central committcc. 1 j TV SETS and· who are .high school gradu· Ililliard is county clerk. I Friday February· 22 ates willing to be assigned any· wlwre in the world. Typists must Buy Your .. Second Set.. Now . he able tn type at the rate o[ 50 'words per minute, stenographer,; All of these sets weie traded in on new Spartans! ·also at 50 words per minute ancl County Clinics ' tai

1 Jaycee of Idaho.· His remarl's ·were cllrectecl at the young men See Factory Representatives from : to etH!oumge them 'that as in the i days of the revolution there is· a RYAN need for young minds to lead the Curtis Kitchens U. S. Plywood Panelwall 1nntion and the world through this atomic · age into a peace 1 Foy Paint Andersen Windows which will ericlurc. ApJIOIJ;ted by .Gov. Wllll~ms to fill the. vucn11ey CJ'cnted by the •·etlt·ement of Judga -Black & Decker Tool Co. Charles H. lluyden. · Men Receive Awards llonored by Governors of botti Jllll'tles. Named to the Worknwn's. Comitcnslltlon At tlw J;uiuat·y meeting of ·the CommlsHion by for•mcr• · Rcimhllcnn Gov. 1\lm Slglm• In l!H7, Rylm WitH muuml Scout round table In Mason 3 men Chulrimm of the Workmeri;!! ComJmnsntion Commission In ·IIIIH uml Chnh•mun of r!:!ceivcd Scouter l'cy awards for 1 1 attending study courses a riC! be· Workmen's ComJmnsatlon Ar1pcnl Donrd l'n 191i5 by Demom·utlc Gov. Wl!llnms. ing connected with Scouting for 3 Candi;iate for 1\llchlgrm. Supreme C0111't Justice In 19M. years. Awards wci'c presented to Bring the Entire Familyl Ray Phillips, scoutmaster; How· • Nine· yea1·s of general h'W J)ractlce, the IMt 6 yea1·s In G•·amd llliJllds. arc! Gillett, assistant scoutmaster; Somethi~g for All . ' ·.· Bcsld~s with his tnmlly at 23-lt Tccmnsclt River Road, Lai1slng 'l'ownsltitl•. • :· : ., ·. , r._;, . •, ·• ·,., , .. · .' . , . . , ~ .. · . , - ••. . . ; · _ : . • . -' 'I .. ; _ ' . _ · andrna~ Dewayne Evans, committee·· ·------_;------~-..:..------~------~~------~~---~ ....~ ) .. "' lnoluun County News February 14, 1957 Paoe 2 l'l'A lHPflliJig 8ehef(Ulnrl Mr~. Colla 'l'nwnsr!nrl and M1•, rtc•guln1· mor.ling nf llw PTA Mrs. Gauss Gives MYF Members nnd Mr~. ,Tollll Gnt·rJnor ol' Woml· I I will lw nr•xl 'l'llur~dny evening, 111r1d, Mr~. Maud Mlll'lllllll'rll of i"i!hi'lllll',l' 21, nl I lin sl'ilnol, Till! Shower for Sister !loll unci Woil:; CildiiWI' nf Lnn· Have Party lm~Jnrs." rnoetlng will !rr.gln nl R Mrs, Lnwlon l1mJHH r.ntorlninr.ri sing were Sunday guo~IH of Mr·. Dansville News o'dcwll, 'l'lw prngmm is in c:lmrgn sPvc•rnl fl'ienrls IIJJd rc>lulives Sal· and Mrs. Wr~sh•y Sllnplwll. More lhnn 'Ill mc~mlll'rs nr IIJP of Mrs. Don LPonur·d 1111 rJ will llr> unlrry t>Vonlng r,l 11 plnl; nnd hhll! Helen Young MA 3-3931 M, Y. F'. of DllnsviiiP arHI Vnn· in tllr> palr•lolil' tlwnw. Tile sPnlnr shoWf'l' In honor of lu•r· HIHII'J', Mr. nnri Mrs .• Jnhn Lu:.• nf Mn· lown lind 11 Villr!nlinr> par·ly Sal· l'iror'IIH dll'f!PIPd hy l'vliss l~lslr! Mm. LyiP Shmy of WillirHnston. snn nnd 1\Ji'H, Allie 'l'hornpson IPII I M \'I•' AIII'IIJI~ I tully trr·day PVPIIIIU~ 111 11H· lown linll. C'ohh will Hing, 1111d llw .lrrnlnl' lltn·ing llrn P\'Pnillg gunwH 'l'lurrwin~· morninr: for· l•'lnrlcln. SI'Vf'l'lll IJJ('IIliWI'H nr lhe MYI•' 1\J!'ri. 'J'hrl 1110 >'llli·rliHII'lcl rally ill mnnth wllll hr•· IH'ollwr und sis· ,/r.anno fl:rnllln, Sanrlr·u Van play. (iirl Sc•ouls unrl Cull Sl'lluls mmrl,; W<'I'I'.S<'l'VI'd hy Mrs, Cinus~ Mrrnilh MPihorllsl ('lil!rdr Sliilduy ll'!'·ill-IIIIV, Mr. and Mrs. 1•:. A. Danunf!, Jl(!IIJ Woorls, WirrifrPd will nlso JHII'IidpaiP. 'l'IH•rp will nnd glfl~ wcm• p·rsc•nlf'd In Mr~. Has Dinner at· I'I'PIIlllg. 'J'Jif' (li'OJll'lllll \VJIH II WHI'IH!I' und Wilma C:mfl wer·c• lu• no r<'l'rPshmPriiH. .'-:111'11,\'. Dmismrn·r!, al L:rrgn and Mr·. nncl panr•J l!iSI'IIHS]OII by llil'lllilf'rS of Mrs. Lny will lrP lrr 'l'ltmpu. on lhr> dc:c•or111lng l'lllllllriiiPI'. ltc~· C:uPsl.s lru•lirdc~d Mrs. Floyd 1111' Ann Arllor rllslr·lc·l Ymrlh Mrs. ln•nc• Braman sprrrl Frl· Woods Home l•'c•llowship 1'11hirwl. 'J'IH' rPI'I'PII· lwc·c·a Dic~hl and Marl<'IJI' Swnn Mr·. HIHI Mrs. Wlllunl Nl~· Gi1lr~ anrl Mrs. Lmvtorr Cllc:J\rWl' IJ('(r>cl on lhr r•~fr·PshmPrll l'fllll· wongrr of Mason Wl'l'l' 'l'ucsdny of WllllamH1rlll, Mrs. Osr'nr llolcl· duy wilh hror slslor, r,Jrs .•Jwl Forly·onr! mrrnlwr·s of lhn lion was a Chlru•sr illlf'linn lf'd liy ~WrPI nf Lansing. nwmiH•rs of thr• Slcll'l(hrirlgr M. rnlftrl'. I'VPnlng rlinrwr gLJI!HIH of 1\lr. :rnol c•n nf l fowl'! I, Mr'H. Don Shnons, BnoHII'I' dull lind 11 IHdu•d flslr Y. !•', Tlir> rrr>!il strh·dlstrl••t l'ully During llw •PVI'ning folic danr·· 1\lrs. William Nlswflngc•r In hon· Mrs. l.nwrr>JH'r> llfliiPI' and' Mrs. Miss ,Indy ('J'IIfl WaH II WPel< rllnnPI Wedrwsdny I'Vronlng In llu• will IJP 1\lny 1:! ill DnnsviJIP. lng lonJ( plru·c• will1 rtPx 'J'r,wn· rrt· of lhP. hlr·lhduy anniVPl'sary ol .Jamr>H Wrlglil of l.nnslng, 1\lrs. I'Jid glii!SI or ltulh Ann C!UIJll'l' nf rceJ'f'illion ronrn al lhl' llf'W IJOIJ111 .~l'nd pJ;rylng ills f(ilil:rr iillcl c•1rll· Mi's, Wlllnrd NIHWOilf(l'r. Mr. illlrl Tlil'o <'lld\IJI'r, ~Irs. 'l'r•rl ('lif'l(· Sl•wl:hridgP. IIIJ!,. Ill' wus ac·•·ornJilllli<'d l1y Mrs .. Mrs. N111lrnn Larrlis o[ Mason rwr· nnd 1\Jrs. Orvilil' SIHJII' cd· of .rqr. unrl Mr~. Lrwis Woods ntrd I J•'l'lrlnr f'l'c•ning vlsitnrs nf I'll!·. s 'l'nwn.srnrl. Wl'l'l' ~'unday . Pvrnlng dinnl'l' M:IHon nnd Mr.s. l<:llgi•IIP C:auss nnd MrH. LnrPn Slid wc•r·r• Mr. 1111<1 fnrnil.-. Boy couts OIIH•t· nrlrrlls llrl'sPnl \I'I'J'I' 1\rlr. JPif!His flf 1111• Nlswnrrgc•rs. of Jlllsf:IIPld. Mr~. /ll'llnrr llralu• 11f nmncl Tlu• dlllJJI'J' r·nnmriiiPf' c·nnsls!Pd d h h anrl Mr•s. David llir•lrl, Mr·. and Mrs. ltosl' ('fii'IVIII hus lwrrr Vis··t . . LPdgr'. o[ Mr. illHI Mrs. G. E. l'llnnn!nJ( Atten c urc Mrr. l•'ic•ir Vrr11 lbrnnH', 1\lrs. illnr: IH•r· dltuglill'l', Mrs. Val ll"Jl· Mt•. 111111 i\lrs ..IIJcimn FPiinll Mr. and 1\lrs. Jlo!J I!Pss illl'l 111111 1\lr. and Mrs. Vln<'(•nl ( :rr·· LaWJ'I'II•:u SWilJJ, Mr·H. (;, 1-:. M:IIJJJ· l:ins of .J:wkson. wc•rr• grH•;;Is ar rlinJH'r Snrtrlay of dltllgliiPI' visilr•d :-:nndny 111 llw ing ancl llt•v. r ir·o:;s. JtoiH•J'I !'owr:Jsor1 nnr.l . SCJll lhc: !:tlll'r's Jllll'l'nls, ~Jr. and Mt-.~: lc!n, ..'l'ltlrlc•s were dr•c·•'II'IIIPd in Iii" r.r horne• of !\Jr. 1111•l Mr·.-;, Lnni~ valf>nliru• motif. A h11tJsn •·:dw on In t:IISf'I'Villll'r> of Naliorwl Uc,y i{l'fi'I'Siiiiii~IIS of fl'llil jllllll'h, i.Pslil' IVI'I'I' 'l'lii'Sr!ily \'ISIIOI's ol lliiVIII lllJi\1'1'. 1\Jrs. l•loyrJ illll'l(ll' Sc·o111 Wr•PJ(, ln•op Nn. 70 al· Fn1ril'!r nr Lanslnr:. 11 IIIWII of gl'l'l'll lrosliiiJ!,, In· hc•IJt'l·sllilpc>rJ c·o11l(ic~s illul v:ilc•rt·J M1·. l'nlwlsn.n'.•: lllllllic•r, Mrs. :rr~d ~JnrrgiJII':: ~.~~: .:vl.!l.i:lr.ll.~lon vi~· "· IPildPd wnrshlp .,r•r·v!l'e al D:rns· 1 sc•rit11'd, 'J'hc• L. A. Woods, was Iilii! l'liiH'Ili((•s \11(.'1'1! Sf•J'I'I'Ii. Mal)f'l 111\\ll!lsllll. illd ol1 IIIP lull,cls I rldoi,\. I (CnHIInuc•rt on l':r·.~·· :n llai,Pcl by Mrs. Carlen. A lu•nrl· ;•ii!P MPIIwdlsl l'irnrd1 Stillllny !'llll)ll'd c·:dtP, Iii IHJ!llll' of Dr·. and morning. LESSON IN AUTOMOTIVE ECONOMY-A Sn11 Fmnclscnn Mrs. ''· A. Ll•rulnrrn's flrsl wc•d· TltPy Wl't'r! ill'l'llnlJlilllir>rl Jry willi ;c ~:1!11::e 111' fllllcllil' ol<•lllfm!:lr·:llc':: !row IJJI.' c:lty'r. new clcr- ding nnrriVPI'snr:,·, and il'l• c·rPam lhr>ir JP:Hit•r·s, .J:rl'i; Cnok, Hosc'IJI' li''•lli<-nlly e~>lill'olli.•d parldog rneters mlghl !Je !Jenlc•n nut of hi~ IVI'11P Sl!rVPd fol' di'.~SI'I'I. Arnnll! IIIII! r;ary Briggs. Till' nic:lwl. IlL· hold~ IIi~: hat ovr!l' n Ji~-:ht-sr•n::ilivr! clecll·lc eye im-· ill'lidl'd lrr the· JIIIVI'IIH'nl wllil'i• autcunall•1nlly cruses nny time ·~·liP hrrsinPs;: rru•c•tiiiJ~ w:rs Sc·orll;: 111."' partidp:rlcrJ In Sc:nlll !t·fl rr 1, 111 tlw pn•vir.w; t•nin wiH·rr a •·:rr peril:: awr1y, Clly oll'i- cni!Pd lo cJI'IIPr hy r:JI'n Slrarlarlll, llny :111d c•clfrnly f'.IIVI'I'IIIrJI'JJI al •·ial:: n:pnrl. c11 .., 1. :r; Jll'l' 1.,11 t •·xlril r·r·rc:n·rw from riJ(·Se "'l'rofllc: C. BRUCE Mason Monday. Ma•:\•·r·" r•1r ·,·. JII'Usldc•nl. lllr. 111111 Mrs.. JnntP.s S••IJJtls from DarJ.,villl' who 1 ___:..______111 1 _ WiildJI.HrJIJ 1111d Mr·. and 1\Jrs. Lrr­ parlifoipiiiPd in I(IIVI'J'IIIYif'JJI day c:JPir Htll'sl wc•n• wr•ll'flrnr•d inl:~ Sc·oul IIIIIIIJIII'f Hall• Sl'f thu group. Dallsvillc• c••Jrnnllrnrl.v \W'I'c•: IJavid Dil'irl, supPrillll'll· dc•nl of s•·lrn"ls; .Jc•rry Ac·lcle)', Tl11• IIJJ!Illlli Sc·CJIJ1 llnrrquc:l will t'ft)ftrln~ lJtlliS(' \V/1:4 fl[.-;c•IIS!·H'd, Aggies Defeat ,, wi~h Mrs. l~nsl'o~ /\mold PIPc:lc•d I'IJIIJJiy ln•:rsur·ror·; Dmrglnss Vngl, IH• 1\:JCJndil.\' I'VI'Ilillg, l•'f'ill'llill',l' :!!i, 1o •nsslsl llw 1'hairm11n, Mrs. C'IJIIIII~' c·lrrk; :one! LHJ'I~' f'l'ic·r•, 111 IIH• 111\Vll 111111. Thrr·c• will liP II La).l•ton G:tuss. 'I'll!' spring p11hlil' r·pg:jsiPl' nf rlnniJJ;, Okemos 69-49 jill I llll'l\ SIIJIJII'I' a I 7 ll'f'!lli'lc for supprr· is M:m·h 12 with Mrs. 1111• 1!11Y S•·fiJJis, c;irl Sc•IJJlls, ('trh Kelley Fi••n VnnDnmmc• ;md Mrs. AI'· 1 B t (j In Home Game Sc'lllli,;,' 1111cl tlwir flrll'l'lll~ ;rrul tJufn \\'ill 1'1H'IIIIil'l11illl nl J::I'IJI'I'iol n• e ween aSS , , flllllilii'S. 'J'I11• l'lllllniillc•p fill' lh(' ' · · J•'fil' lliP JIJII'IJ 111111' lim, Sl'iiSIII! IIIIJlfJiie•l is Mrs. Llnyd J:rnwn, ill'l'illl;.(PIIl~·nls. lllul' Jll'lll_ls fnr llif' Has Party at Hall llir. D:rnsville Avgil"> dl'l!•lfll'd Iii" Mrs. I i11rlow Sly, l'vlrs. WilY IIi' for CIRCUIT JUDGE Ill'~- add iliOn Wf'l e sllldit>ll.. ] ndiiiiiS nf 01\PIIlOS Ill llaSI\r>lll,.JI <'hlllllllllll 1111d Mrs. D11virl lllc•hl. . Colnrr.d slid('' ;urd a.n rnspc•r:. l\1r•rniJPJ's nl llrr. ln-llr.I\Wrns •anws. Lnsl J•'r·idny night in lin•

llll1,.of llrr· Woml~ n~w r111nw lur. 1 l'iass of llu• D.rnsvrllr l•'ree l\JPili· ~ansvriiP g;rn Ill<' i\gJ!,iPs !Pre nil lllfihl'd I ill' l!l'f'lllllg s <'IIIPI'Iiilll wiisl Sundny sc·IHrol had II Jlltrly the WilY ilrl;l Willi (j!) J!l. Ingham County 11111111. 'l'lnrrsrlny nrtrnHmn and r•vPnlng I ,, ... d II'... w· , • 1 1 1 111 11 111 11 111 1 WSCS Plans 1 • .rl Jill' lnwn !tall. The• gnnrp ' .'ll • ~ ~. . • •. l:;rllrc•rPd ,11 ·I ::!1) .IIIII pl:ryrod J gcr~1d IIIJ:III for lnm:;~·ll Sl'IIIIIIJ( h FFA Boys Stage Villnc·s IIIII II :;::m. 1\trc•r il l'·lrili lpnrnls ''' !ross. llr:lrr .! qrlltl'll'rs "r ( N111r-l'a•·lisaJr) ' lire• J''llnl' l\n•rdr>r nf Olwmos Father-Son I I . ,' liJI[IPI' IIIPY plil\'Ptl "HTllPS !llld .,, • Sa es Campargn had ( Ollii'SI~ lllllii ~ n'~hll'k. P!iiYI'd II gond J::lllllf: illld 11'f'S al:·'.' ' . llnglr fur IIJe c•vc•rung wrlll .?.! MPmllr.rs of the f''FA 11!'1' c·on· 'I ho~l Jll'l'S«'Ill wrrc l.sdiry, J•'Phl'll· *A FAJHILY JUAN-AI{<' 'II, Mat't'ir'd Fonr Childt'f'll Arjril J!l. 1\ri~h and 1\ayr Doll!(· ll!sc•l, Don I !Pdgl~·n, Lloyd ~II· rnuglr spots I he Aggirs Jcud;,•:l my 20. in llw l'irtn·c·IJ Jwll. Thr• VE'l'lmAN-Wm·ln:•rrs,' I c~r:lrny Villi fTol'll :tnd C:ood glllrJI'.< wc•rc l,il:;o llli'JH'd \Nfllllllll's Sll(•if'ly of Cliris1i1111 *'I'UAINEH-(lnuluatc.· ul llniwrsHy ol' 1\li<·hi).!;auJ.,aw ~c·ho(l( 1!1·10 hi'llll<•r· projec·t c•onlrsl spnnsorrcl' NP.tlr l•.nrrlscJn in hy Do.n Mc·Cnhe, LIIIT.V So~r'"· !-ii'I'Vic'P. Mru of llrr. Dansvillr• by ·rile Miehigan f•'FA assor:ial ion Hrv. and Mr~. llllrTJ' Moon• and Glro11 Wtrenl!lll nnd lire lwrns, llnnslc'r l'iuh will he• gul'sl~ fell' *J•;XPimmNCIGn-A Su<·<~Pssl'ul I'J•ad.if•inl{ Att.orn1•y Sine'<' l!HO in c!onpernlion wilh lhe MSU l\Pill1 nnd lire• c·lass ll~ac:lwr, Mrs. Krith ;md !(aye Douglas. Tl11• Iii· 1he oc·c·;Loinn. Jrottltry rleparlmcnl. They pill'· J::dmund Yonrng, nlso nl'll•ndc•d ill<' liP !\:{~iPs playinJ:( wl.IIHHJI eithc•r· Tlwre will hr a planned dinner· rlwsrd 200 Silver Brnad c·hidwns Jllil'ly. nl I lrrrr rPgul1m:, DJI'k llrodglcn al· 'i::Jfl. No lid;cls will lw sold arc assured of a capable, honesf, vigorous and fair adminisfrafion of Juslice bt on .Jnmrarv 18. Thl' r·nrtll•st is in "'' Carl I Jc•irtz, wrre fot·c·r>d 111 hill· il fri'I'·WiJI oJTI'I'illg Will ill' You electing C. BRUCE KELLEY Circuit Judge. enrly Aprii. I Ali'J'Pd Slwnnan and son, \fpr·n· nc·c·pp! dc•fcal ·1.7;2!> f1·nnr the 01\1'· l;il;l'll J'cll' PXJlPIISI'S. r' ' ••• "l • ,· ) • • • 011, lflfl Snlur·dny ()0 a lf!.day \'il· Jl1Wl )'(1,'-i(I)'V(IS, I his WPPk I!JP Ag· JJ~c chrckcns. \lill he,. dres~Pd c·alion inl•'lorida. girs willmrel llw strong H:rsiPII Till' prngr:rm will c·onsisl nf an 0111 .r JHI onld h~ I ill' bn) s. [ , . . . • 1eam at 1-Jnsloll. Tile Aggics won IH'c·onlion duc•l hy Inez and Anr:c­ . Primary Election, February 18 1H la Myall, singing l1y lhe Mclo· Mrs ..J. 1... D:rllnn slrll Ill St. I · [' 1 'II ff 1 I Polilicol Ad·;crti,cmcnt) I Lal\'l'rnc·(• hnspil:rl Lan~;inr:;:. Shrl! wrr rrsl rr~corrn CJ' _wr 1 . as c~:r Dl•ars c:onsi;:l inr~ of .Jill Brig((s, Mr. and Mr~. _.Jrdsnn !-'Pilon is siowl;· improving. · rn an r,vc•rllml' r:ll'hl'r lin., SI':J· spc•n1 Snturday wrlh 1\rlr. and Mrs. · . son. S:rll.v Nc•rnr•r·. Sally Tllnmps1111 Hurlv l!usJ;p ;,r \VpiJIJrrvillr.. Ivfr. Mr. :11111 Mrs. AC'I hen W111, Mr. ·- ·- -·- and N11rwy Will\inson, illld fill! anrJ 'Mrs. Jo'rwl SIPiulman anrl f:rm- and Mrs. Hr>x 'l'nwnsenrl,',lllri Mrs. 1ri11 I'IIIISisl iii!( of J•:vt~i.l'll 'J'nwn· liv of Wr:IJIH•rvilie vi.silrd I liP l•'pJ. !-aura B_e·lc•d frnm I ill• 'l:tll' iiJIII na- o!JSPI'Vf'rf l•'c•iJt'IJai'J' 17 Ill !Jn1h 1111' ('\'r•ning giiPsls 'or Miss Orrrn~· 111111 l·;velyn and Mt•. and Mrs. tinniil rn·ngr:rrns of wc11l;, llu• Vanlnll'n arlll Dansvilll' MPIIinrl· FrcPr nf L:rnshtg. 'I'IH' IH'I'asinn HnilPt'l lfp~;s 111111 family of Lnn- dvil rlPfr>nsP projccl. i~l dllll'dJI':;, Jn tlw r•vroning llw \':as 111 l~llllOI'.nl I he b~rll11lay an· i sin!'. wc•r;• Sunday visilnrs of J\'lr. To nr>nlt• illl"rrsl, 11 l11rgc• l:tlrlP M. Y. F'. ,::riiiiJlS of holh l'inm·lir~ IHVI'rsrn:rl's nl Lynn I• rrC'r, Mrs., 111111 Mrs. J.nuh: \Voncls. willr 11 quPslic•t• m:rrk orr il w:rs will nrPr>l 111 Dnnsl'illc• for lin· l\-II'I'IP l•rf'PJ' wrd .Jnvc·r and .Judy J . ·. pilll'l'd itr lire• ;.IJicly lllriJ nl rl1r• 11 (JI lwr of' a sr)l'iPs 011 0111' Frnrr·. . .. Mrs. llrnrarrl Gr·urrwa_lll rs ill sdiool. Gr:rdtrally. lhP arlidrs I" TOpSporinFI:Jr/Ormance* Chlll'l'il." 'J'wo film slrips will he •SparTow lwsp11;ll, La:.srng, rr· he• slmPri in ;1 .~irfP slwiiPI' for :• Mrs. Cnssir Heic:hlr anil Grnrr{r envr•ring frnrn an npemtinn. f:rmily or ,, Wl'l'f' iuldNi In llw sliuwn. The films will ilr gur'sl.< nf Mr·. and for Survival," was shown! A CcJilllllllllil,V J)JI'tllllllisf nl' linn,. 1111111 ville• anrl Vnntown, HPv. Ch:u·lrs 1 1wr gur>slsand ~ons or Mr·.Wr>r't> and Sunday Mr·s. rlrn-AI'· Mrs. Otis llisPI. Jllll'll'l di~•·ussc•d rHil'nl; II: l.i, worship anrl family spent Stmdny willl . , Mr. and l\Tn;. f'lrilip Arnold nnd ~·et·vic·e~ with a nw~sa,::c~ lly lhr. Mr· a 1 1 M ·s H0 1 1 i\ 1 · r Mrss harlmrn Andon-:on and fnrnily of Lansing, Mr. 111111 Mrs. p:rslol·; lfl, worship servire al Eli·. ~f~ (1 I I.. Jer· nr Prsnn ° Mi~·s Hlll h Ann AnderHon or De· Har·lry .AI Iron ~~~- Mnson, Mr. ~nd Vanlnwn; 1I, dnll'l:h sdrool, Mrs. ssre1. tr•nil sprnl 1111' week enclwith MI_'S- . '"'d.liHJJ .. Ii. •. ('armll r;J,Ynll, surrrinlenrlrnl; Mrs. Hnnald West ancl snn and,IIJPil' par·enls, Mr. nncl 1\lrs. 1•'. C. Cor~rarl ~·f ~.n:l' ~~ hor, Mr. ·~nd MJ s. \\ •1) I If I '1) ·1 7::10 IV!. Y. I•'. sPrvicc! :II Dansville. M1·. and Mrs. Sr1m Ml'r'cclilh visil· i\nc1Prs1111 . Sr·. Jr,r· and fltlllrly and Mr. 111111 1\Jr·s. 1 ' rod M~·· _and Mr.s. linn:,· Slinnell. f~lmer Corwin and son of fo'linl Ml'lvin l!alligio nnd dallf(hli•r·s of Wrllramston 'l'hursday. Wl'l'<• Sunday visilnrs nf Mr. 111111 Wl'l'l' SIIIHiay dinnc•r gw•sls of i\lr. llansl'illl' Fr·c·~~ i\lc•fhr:liisl, ltev. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brnoks Mrs. Myron Corwin. and Mrs. Jlnsc•of' Arnnid in hnnor H. 1•:. McHH'f', p:rslor. 10, Sunday were guesls al dinnrr Sundny of Mr. and Mrs. George Vogl, Sr., of 1Jw hir·t hday annivr•r·.':ary llC sdrool, Gcnrvieve i<'I'I!Pl', stJJWrin· Mr·. and Mrs. Cedi CoiP of .Jadt· ll'l'rr. Sunday visitors of Mr. :11HI Mrs. Allc>n. tendctlt; I I, preaching .~ervicc; r>:~!i, F. M. Y. sr.rvic1•: 7:30, c~vr.· l\1r·F. Frr.d Seymour· of Pindowy. Mr. ;ind Mr~. 1•'. C. Amlrrsnn, Sr., wrr·c~ in Indiana nnd lllin11is ning 1111'SSII)il'; Jli'IIYI'I' mc~Piillg lasl wr•rl: 1111 lnrsilwss. Wl'cliwsday l'VPning 7::!0 al 1111' l'llllr•·ll. . ' Mr·. and Mt·~:. Hosc:or Ar·nold c•ntrrlllined Mr. and Mrs. Ar·l'iriP 'J'ulllc~ of Lansing :il dinnr.r Fri· Mr·. nnd Mr~:. Myi'On T\irhy aiHi c!:ty PV(~!lili~~. son of Williamston and Mr·. nnrl Miss .111srphine Marsh :11HI Mrs. Mrs. ,John Carr and family of Lydia l'i<•rr·e of Lansing c:alll'd on Lansin,:: were Tur~srl;1y l'Vf'ning Mr·s. J•:lizahrlh Bal'!ws and Mi~>s dinrwr· guc•!;ls of lhPir pnrrnls, ...... , ...... ; .. ~ .... ~.<:~: .. ,,. llosarnond llaf'i(JJs Sunday. Mr. nnrl Mrs. Myi'On 1\iJ•ily, Sr., .~·" _, .. ~· Mr. and Mrs. William Harher· in honor· of lhe fir·sl Wl'dding an­ or Walf'rlon visilr•d Wr>dnrsrlay niversary o.r tlw .ILrninJ: f\irbys. "Skeeters hum before they bites, at I Ire hmnr. of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mr. ancl Mr:s. Arthur Polloi\ Bees buzz before they stings, · 'vVillinms. Mr. and Mrs. George were 'l'hurscl;1y visitors of Mr. MerincicJJ'f and scm of Eden, Mr. ami Mn:. Crdl Wemple. of Wil· But· Birthdays just sneak up on you ... " Competing in the toughest tests the Ca111ornia Highway Patrol could de~ise-for performanc~! anrl Mrs. Snm Williams nf l~asl liam~·lon. * . , . Topsy - or somebody Lnnsin~-: and Mr·. and Mrs. now­ Mr·. anrl Mrs. Tra Bailey wor·r. roadability, comfort and safety-Pontiac outclassed six of America's top-perfonnance cars and ani Merindorf and family werr. dinner· guc>sls Sunrlny of Mr. ancl got the order ... for 300 cars! Here's proof about as official as you can get that Pontiac ~~-p-~--~ ~'7'\:r-.-~,_.~ ....,. .. -..... SLmday rvcnin;:( g110.sls nl I ilc Mrs. Harry Boughner· of Lansing. .. Willi:tms home. is America's Number One Road Car. Your first pulse·quickening experience with the smooth, And because the birthdays sneak up, many of us Pnul Coffman of Detroit was ;r· Hnrnld Win~-: \WI~ tal~en home fail to realize we arc getting old. Tuesiiay luncheon guest of Mr. instant response of Strata-Streak power will '!ell you why the experts call it the induslry's most 'J'Inrrsriay from Mnson General + ancl Mrs. Aclhen Wilt. hospital. lie is imriroving salis· Mrs. Bernice Wheeler «'llll'r· advanced V-8 engine. Sample Ponliqc's precision·louch control and know what the pros are raving If past forty, see your doctor regularly for the fnNorily rrnm his fall. lnlnerl hc1· son nncl clnughler·in· necessary routine check:up. Follow his advice Mr. nncl Mr·s. Earl Rlsd1 lcfl . about the first time you round a corner or maneuver a light spot. Head for the roughest ~ law, Mr. and Mrs. Hoscoc Wheel· carefully, about diet, exercise and medical care. 'flnlrsday morn inr( fnr n 2 wr.ei1s cr, and family of Grand Rapids road in town and repave it smooth.as glass under Pontiac's Level-Line Ride. Allogether, Pontiac var:al ion in l~loricla. They will al dinner Sunday. In other w:11·ds1 slow down and do what your doc. visil· Mr. anrl Mrs. A1·1hur Phillips has rounded up mofe than six dozen "firsts" , , , wrapped them in the tor advises - for a longer 11nd more vigorous life. Mr. nnd Mrs. l~ugcnc Gauss nl Braclenlon. Mr. and Mrs. Lm·ry and rnmily of nJisslleld \vm·e on .wheels ... and put the whole package l•'lannr.ry and family of Leslie arc clea~esllook wond~ous wccl~ end gucs·ls of Mr. and Mrs. staying nl the H.isch home whiio Lawton Gauss. on the markel proved. by 100,000 miles of on-the.road Mr. and Mrs. Risch aw.! away. Ml'. and Mrs. Wllliam Hurthcrg Edi~:n· Scripter ami Mrs. Irene shake-down. Tag all this with the most enticing price that Copyright 1957-A. C. Hamakor nnd family of Grand Ledge vi~­ Gl'ilhle allcndcd funeral services ilccl Mr. and Mrs. Fr·ecl Wilson ever gave a budget a new l~ase on life and you just can't f11r .J oscph Clot1gh . at. Gorsline· and family Sunday.' ~ay no! Better come in soon and get in on the fun! Runciman funeral home in Lan· Miss Kay Gedwick of Iron sing Sunday aflcrnoon. Mr. and Mountain and Robert Bloom· Mrs. Earl Grable of Dhuonclale quist of Michigan Stale univcr· were Sunday evening ·guests of . sity were gucstR Friday night of, ------:-Stop Dreamlng-P:rice IU----- ' ' the Scriplers. . Mr. nnd Mrs. Carroll Glynn. On ------ctr Dutton Mrs. llah Braman was a Sun· s :';nmla.v Mt'. and Mrs. Leon Phil· day dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. ;lips of Lansing were rlimlg·r Elhr.l BiaiH~ly of Lansing. 'JO guests of the Glynns. Sunday clinnr.1· t.tucsts o [ Mr·. !J'IIIG'IpfU• 'riU&I'IIaiiD Mrs. Irma Bellman o[ Lnnsinl!. ,. nncl Mrs. Loren Stlci wr.rc Mr. Hpent Friday with ·her mothct'Y and Mrs. Ernest. Shcplet• of. St. Mrs. Rosa Anderson, Howard Pontiac 'i Louis, Mt·. nnd Mrs. Ronnie! Shep­ i L..... ---~~· &...he, Mlclllt• ~~-...... _ Mrs.• Judy Van Vallccnhtll'g of MASON MICHIGAN lm· nnd family of Alma. nne! Mt·. Mason was a wcelc end guest o[ '·· and Mrs. Fmnk ,Stir!. · Mr. nnrl. Mrs.· Myron. Corwin. _;...______....;_....; ______... ___ .;.. ______~--..--~--~-~~· I I r, Letters to the Editor AI Torrance's Dealh nl' 1\fl'. nncl Mrs, Cltnrlcs West of. Sltll'l! I have hc!tlll 1'1!1'.1' Ill :;Jrwc.> llclil. thnl nn lncllvlrlunJ who spenrls my lru~lranrl's dent h, liS well 11s 11 Clirbtlnr. Hlchner of Niles Is ~oor Prospects .~lOll fill elgnr·ets pnys nhfllll $13.1l:i nwnlh prevlniiH, I IHrVr! lll'l!ll 1111 Hfl!!rlfllng I hi~ wcclt with her· In state 111xos, while the Jlersnn able In wl'lle Ill!' full par·tleulal'>: As I wntclwd flu~ J:ii'OIIIHiho;:: gr:IIHIJHII'nnts, Mr·, nnd Mrs. who spenrls $100 on beer pnys of his rlrmlh to nn~·nne nxeept ill~, .f11111e., Hlrlgway, C!ome mrt of his l'r!lll'enwnt to oil· only $1.fH In state luxes, !Hill,, Hoy 'l'oiTnnc•r., Hcr·ve whether 01' nol he eotlld Mr. nnd MrH. Nnrman Smnllcy sr.c his shnrlnw, on FniJI'UIII'Y 2, Wlwn sn many prohlr.ms urlse Alvin ,J, 'l'orrnrH'I! harl a sll'!ll;r of Williamston unci Mr. nnrl Mrs. 11 new version of lhnf d;rtnlr!iiH from tho Ll~e nf heer ll Reerns c111 ,lillllliii'Y fi hetwec•n Ill!' 1111111'~ Lnwton Gmrss l'llllr•rl on Mr, and trarllllon waH mvcah!rl to nw, only logical thut beer he lrLxcrl of twon unci 2:tlll while! I was Mrs. Lawrence Baiter Sunrlny which I wnulrl lllw to trnnsrnlt to ncTIIJ'dlngly. Many hcer·rclatcrl fiJtishitl)~ sonw Wr1rlt for one• nf t!VPJJIJlg, yrru under the fllle rrf "Midtlgan pr11hlt!ms c•cJUirl he cited: Hlgll· my C'II~IOill['J'S, Wilf111 [ I'PIIII'IH'oi 1\lr. unrl Mrs. Lluytl Hnyhoo 'l'ax)mycr Day, Circa lfl;i7," WilY ar·clrlents cau~erl hy hccr homo lw w;os lying 011 tho floor '1\'C'I'!! dltnwr· guests Sunrlny of A Michigan taxpayeJ' hart IH•r!n rlrlnkers: c•rlmcs co nr m I t t e rl 111111hlc~ to gl'l up hut In no pain i\lr. 1111rl Mr·s. Lloyrl Hnyl10e, ,Jr., In hlhemntlon all wlntr!J', In or· while umler the Influence of and In full eontml nf h!H mental "f 1\lnscm. Mr. and Mrs. Donovan · clcr· In save on fonrl 11 nd ftwl, and hr.er fas llw r·eeent Inghnm coun· f;wultle:;. lle salrl he felt all right r layiiCie and son of Mason were carne out on the sccmirl rlny of ty murder which left n large hut thai his lc!gs would not hnlrl l'Vl'Jilng guests o{ lire Lloyd F'ehnwr·y, to sel! what flw pms· family of dependent children as him up so lw jm;t sta~·cd wlwrc llaylroes. c•lwrges of the slate!: the tre· liP was !ts he It' slnee wc• C'Hnlf' of a hsenteelsm mused hy heer to Ciilll'ornla. He tW<'IIJllc!rl his ~lc·rlo• Swan of Mason we1·e Sun· he t!rawlerl hack In, rernarltilll! tiny tllruwr g11c•st:; of Mr. unci Mrs, thnt "Spring wc'nrldn't cve1· !WI hinges, as well u~ the lncreuscrl Time Is running out for Michigan nullnl'isls to obtain their l!lfi'l Iilllrman MAX M, ClHAI!Al\1, l'u rl;s, to fine. Also, for the first lime since l!H:~, Michigun cars ··will II Pill' slu•piJC•rcl dol!, In wlwm lw WIIS William.'ilfJII rr a soun:e rof reve11uc must he fouud to supply ;;o In tiO million two plates. lie sure your car Is ectnlpjlctl with n sturdy brarkl'l su Yc!I'Y mllf'lr altaelwd. in adrlllional tuxes, the state the front license [llnte can he faslt!ncd securely. Many front tllates AI niHllll l-! o'c:lcu:l; l•'rlrllly eve•· lngh.:1rn County News lngislal m·c would do well to nlready have been lost or dumngcd because they ,were not attarhccl tilng ,fallllnr·y II f d1angecl At's Tax Suggestion t11imlnnle the favnrltlsm shown ndequntcly, · IH'cl anrl gnve him his nwrlif.'irw February 14, 1957 Page 3 'l'lw stair• fpgJslaturc• Is c·on· to the lwer·drinkin~-: segment of ancl mariP him c•omfor·taiJII', When ~UST'VE QUACKED UP-Dorr('ll E. Loorr got the tradi. fronted with lhc1 IJ't'lnt'IHicoiiH our· population. By lnereaslng the services are ac•l uall,l' wort h. ])" ll11'111h01', Wllil'll is filii'. Lc'i LIS I liiiol finisiJPd lu! said, "God hiC':;:; tiDnni trenlmcnl whilc rescuin~< this rlil'!y duck from thr prohlc!m of finding atlclitiorml IH•m· t; oil IH'l'r i'\IJ'H, rH. V. lluller ':undil,l' wil h 1\lr. and 1\·lrs. Orin visitors al rtw ~lill<•i' hllllH'. 'l'i\XI'AYim. l Jwve, ITIOr'C than OIH'P. To srr, 1:120 on your lihal that is eomp11rahle to taxes oil Voss, .lr. 1\lr. a11d i\lrs. ll11lor:rt 1\lr. and 1\lr.,. l·~c·x Dullois 1111ol Honest Charges an llil'olwlie hnci< in sol'it•ly l\'lr·. 1111d ~IL·s. Hussc!ll Sl ow•r other so·eallecl IUXIII'ii'S .In tile Gn'(!llough and family of Clwl· l'nmil,v of .\lnsorn 1111ol l1lrs·. No· brings joy to overflowinl!. il.lld and family ealh!cl Sunrla~· nfii'L'· sea \V(Il'f! itlso SUJHI;ty guPsls it1 average eitizcll. Jo'cll' Pxarnple, tile It l'ertainly whs refr·r.slling to lalu•s every hit o[ :.;or·r·ow out of land Dou,:tns or: Lnnsi11g 'wo•rc• state tnx. on a pal'ier, salaries last week. It's not. only Mr. a11d illrs. l·::~rl l•';tll 1 to snve the lost aleolwlic·. Bul I liam~lon visilrrl at fill! ll;ili11g \'is nrar.1· li, for :1n all·rlay meeting. New Lina of Faith Diamonds that fcc!ls tllat r:ertain inleresl company requirP,; :~nc:. he sent they an1 yellow, l1lad; and whit<• Glnrlvs Kll'irL,nlitiJ were l•'rirlay il<•d ~tt·s. llP:;sir• 'i'IIJ'iiiJIIII 1111<1 I think how true it is what I from $29.95 to $300 groups arc being favored. With each bonk for po~lage 1111rl but lie iilsn said they are C'Ven[ng guests of Mr. and· Mrs. Mr~. Siil'ilh Clc:ntPitls Stolldil\'. ht1

Now \~'hen I pay .r:nsh I want 1 a bargnm. So I rlrwe up In a I cnsb gas station IIIHI what rlo 1 get'! Not 2.!J gal. of gas for $1.1)[) but 3.4 gal. or aiJOut •,:, gal. morr~ m· abnut 15',; rlismunt for payin!.! · cash. Besides T riCIIl't lwve In lic-k stamps. I would hardly lliss 111,\' wife for 1/10 of 1 cent each and they arc supposed to be free. But I pay cnsll fnr those al~o anrl they just don't seem to fool her any .more. Let's trade!· on!\• when! n0 stamps are given· 11nd gel our cash disenunl at tile lime o[ purciHJse either in c•xl ra ~[!I'\' ic-es or extra merdwnrli:;e. Thc r~usl.nmcr· sure g0ts a lick­ ing when he licks. stamps. No one wins but the stamp cnm· pa nies. They pt'acl ically steal II: -not quite. ROBE:RT D. WARD. St. Johns Thanks Expressed r want to thank Mrs. lPUi!i" Gilman of Leslie for llw fr.w nit·c• words in her letter of l•'chnrarv 7, anrl fo1· her mention of the dvie interest r hnve tried to show in some of my letters to lhe ell· 1tor of this pa'per. She said joy was brief. It ortcn turns into :o;ormw. By a few Jines she had read in I he paper·, I c.n· clurcclll lot o[ ~:otTow in my long, nne-man .inb, during my hunt for 11 man wl1o had not. had a drfnk but look the lives of 2 fine people. My joy r:ame when I was in Baltimore ami stood [ae!! to face with ll1c nian I helped to hunt, in the intere:;t of Mrs. Gilman and e. in the interest of us all. That joy has remained with me ever sinr·e. . , th Lon·r~est L;~ affair since automobiles began It was faith, and with faith Another chapter m e b comes joy. She asked me to innctllatc l110 minds of men against liquor, de­ OVER 180,000 claring that: my murder problem~ 1 · E BOUGHT IM 1956 THAD ANY will thus be solved. She asked me In WOJ'I' for peace, .nnd not MORE CHEVROLET c::: ~~~ STRAIGHT CAR .PRODUCTION leg

place In yoitr village 1 of Ia te. It would be unjust, unf11lr to those Involved, for it is soon due to be tried. Alcoholism Is a tremendous lssue. We have our tcmpemnce AI. Rice Chevrolet orgnnlzntlons, Maybe you m·c a 447 S. 'JEFFERSON· lnyhmn County News February 14, 1957 Page 4 '\Vintcr Recreation Centennial Farmers Le-arn ,II ' Senator I Ottawa Hills More About Pioneer Days Okemos News District lin lnlrl'l!~llnt:( pnrl of lflP hP nclmilll'ti ill' illls rlifi'it•IJill' Hmll'll nf lim :'!JIIll'lnn Rnrwr~fln Potter Jly MICH. t\1, 1\N()J,J, l•':rrnwr:;' 1\'eoj( program at Mlrl,l· kPI'plnr.: up wllh l'imnglng lime·~. igan Stull' wns lirnt rlr•voiPri lo 'l'hl't'l• \\'l'r" niHtlll :l~ll PI'I'HI'Ill I Ill tilt' t•ontPilnilll dilllli'J' IHI/llll'illl~ 'rhe .Jollll 1\nowlt•s [illllily I'JI'I'S or I ill' I liJilrla,r dull. 'l'lu•y reports l'l'll)l'llllliiJ f:ll'lllS. 'f'llrrt• 111'1' nOW llll'lllhl'l'll of f11111JlJPs 111' pJotilli'I'S, move>rl lnt" liu•il' llf'\1' iiph i'l'nl'rt! nl Ot11rWa' )'1'111'1;, Till' histor~· of lill' slalt! Is Guild( of Ingham t'lllllrly, ,Joltn tni Cily post No. H 111' IIH• ll. II. V. ilill~· r•ntt•J'Iilillt>d nwmiH'I'S of 111'1' writlen in the liVPs nf !host• l'nm· Flad\ and i•:dward ,J, llow11s of Mr. iiiHI Mrs. l•'ir man I !Pari, hrlrigP dull last \Vt•riiH'sriay 1'\'1'· II iPs nml in thr dt>Pcls whic-h tnwr. l\1•111 c•rHrhly, I iPI'iH'I'I IJ. Vasold fnl'llWl'i,l' of lnriialliljlllils, illlli:rna, llin;: irl itl'l' hollll' 1111 liS·IIi. l\IICHIGAN VISI'I'ORS hll'v(! lng, rl'fcc!l on tlw SPIIIllnt•s,. nnd I 0\l'nPrslrlp h:H'I( llr!'llugh till' t'PII· of FrPPfn11d ilnrl Lumnn I fnll npd , lr.nl ~Pie•• nnd simrilr. :ttlll 1\lrs. i!o11itlrl l'ilill'!il';l fl'll/ll tlw army a sPt'OIIIi Frnm Mnsnn 1•ame Mnx Mt·· !•'ann visilnr·s liitl't.' PXJli'C'ssrd nial farm rlntl's ft'IJI/l IH~ii. Tlw vir·P·pn•sld1'111, gnvr• 1111 addn•ss BrmiltPrg "' illriillll I I ills l:tsl lillll' anri is t'IJJJsiril'l'illg laldng llfl Cnrn, Miclligun £•nrnmarH!er 'of l'lllhusiasm for Ill)' llP\1' l1iil '" furm is Ill l.i.•nal\'!'1' t'tllllily. 'i'ltl' afll't' lirr• lmllfjltl'l. Lr'll'is ilt•t•son, Wt'Plc l'lltl. jmlit'l' adminisll'llllon al Mic•hlga11 the Vetcrrms nf Forrign \Val'S. uholl!ill'lill' prnall.l' for 11 \'f'l'fJianl· \\'ilrl'tan farm in i.f!nilll'l'r lras ~''''I'Piar·)• of lhl' Mil'!li""n Ills· T-ia1·olri l!n(ill'olll of indin11 Iiiiis Si:lll' IIIII\'1'1'Sill', M1·. l•:Jdlt•J' Iii a Cornrnundet• l\1t'Cnrn Jed a gmnp ·lnf.: wheal, sn '""·~as lhe furll!f'l' lu•nn in till' l'umlly sinm IH:JJ. A lnriPIII C'IJilllllf,·silln, lrPipe>rl nrgilll· was ill Cltit•ngo, illinois, Hlil'llli· ill'lllill'l'·ill·i:l\1' ;,f 1:c•o1p• Vnss rtf 'or l'ellmv Vl"W mrmhers into Ill\' use~ I hill wlu•at nn Iris own fJI'IIfl mr•mll!'J' of till' family w:w lli'I'S· IZI' 11 c'c•llll'tllti:tl i·':n'lll :lssllt·i:l· inJ.: tlw llnwrit•;IJI Ho:rd llllildf't'.s Ol"''"os. nffil't!. The llfllllllll visit In Wasil· C'l'l,\' lor fl'l'rling nr· sl'rrlin~. As "'" 111 ~lll'itigan SliiiP. Now ~I.' lion. assodnlio11 last 1\'t'l'l\. !Jr. lto 11 :dd l'r'Pis Ill/\\' lms of· inglnn spnnsnl'l!il fly llw VFW tltr. law now slallcis, a fat·nwr· ::-,------Halph ill'tJ\\'11 \\'Pill lisl1i11g last lit't"; !11 tlu• (l[(t'/lllls MPriil':ll il11ild· . t•c•rtainly is II finr way In :II'· rnay frePiy planl only l:i "''''"';' •II 0 t quninl IIIII' ('llllgl't•ssionai dl'il'g.l· of II'IH'al. llnrii'J' ll1/ll'l(('lilrg fji!IJ·i w Wre>lc at C'hippl'll':t L:tlu• i11 lltl' ittl:.:tlollg with lltll'lllt's lil'l'l'dt, I lams on nortltr't'll p:tr·t ol 1111' .sl:llt•. 111• 1\'oiJII'IIII iiiHI Br•111il'ltl. lion wllh Vl!lemns' lh1nldl1g, l:ls, th1• l:ll'llll'r wlrr' ovt•t·-1 snit! 111111 "'l'lp·llp 'I'II\VIt" ill· l.lr. Dnlf Mil,\' nf M. :--;, 11. lti::l1· 1 piunls his aliolntrnl l.s Jll!lii!llwcl. Pl'inrlpaltnpk nf ()Ill' lnll\s Wil~ Ill' IIlllS! c•iliH't' pay a t•a:;lt Slllll Mrs. Reah Horstman ' IJoughlnn Lai-:P w:1-.: r11d 11111 Slit'· \\'il,\' ll'a/flr· ~: 1 r 1 qy l'fliii(•J'Il;l~ IIPPII my Jli'OJlOSttl fot• a flr.l'lllllllr.lll of ·"' mw•ll Ill'!' husiH•I nr lltHit•r·· r•rsHflll litis ,VI':II·. it1SII'IIIllt'l1irtl ill di'VI'iopillg IIH• "·\ '"'i;i;l. Slilllilillg SPIIIIIP l'lllllllliltt•e Oil taJ;p 1111' PXJH'IlM' of sloriltl: il. f Ht•hl•fmfl Lotll{l' ~lr•PIS 1\11', a11d l\lr~. ,fllsPpll 'l'lltillitl·l :i-wltr•1•l sl11lint1 wngo\1 will! $211,. Vt!IPl':trlS' affuirs. 'l'lw house nf Cl'i'lllinly Sllliili fill'llll'rs .shllllltl Woman s Group l\'1,1'1'!11• HPIH•Iwll lodl(l' Nil, 7.! HOI! spr•J\1 last 1\'1'1'1\ t•nd "' 1111'11' I 111111 ll'fll'lli "' t•.\lr:r Pqllipnli'ltl 111 reprrspntati:•rs iws hurl Slll'h n nnl hi' l'or·t•f'ri In \l'as\1' I hl'il' :•x- hwi tis rt•gllillr llll't'l in;: 1m: I cnllag,. 111 I lllllgillllit/l.:tl(l•, ,.,.,."rri t•VPI',\'IllitiJ.( l'rnnr ririvt•r· "'~~ 0 I Off' ('(J/Jtrn.tlll'l' l~ll' ,l'Ciii'S: h~il ." ~n~·: 7·ess wlrr•:il, 1101' siHIIIIII 1111',1' !Jp Eects leers 'l'ttl'!idll~' t'I'Pilillg ll'ilh 1111• nnhll' Mr. and 1\!r~;. J·:riH•.sl \\'tHtri 1tl illliiiHit•s Ill ltmnps in IIH• 1'11111!. }ww, Ill I hi! scn.Jic, vclel ·Ills It .ric 1 p1m: 11izNI fill' 11sing il. I c•;.;pP,•: I , . . gn111d, l\lon:1 \\':111\t'l', 111111 vi<'•'· Tndi:rn !fills \\'1'1'1' at l.:tl\1' lirlt>l.SII llr. Mil,l's "'"' IIi•; l':nnily lfl•p !11 hcc!n hypassccl. '!'heir l]llis arc•jlo push Ira/'ll 1111 illis orw. 'i.lrP l•:lt i\11':\/ln~h·r· ~1-omlln's grand, iVIaltPI Mtlil'l', :II tlrl'ir n•· 1 nVPJ' I lit• 1\'C'I'i, t•llri. I lll :m 11 IIIIIs. flnow, ~Ids and a slope nclcl up to winter· fun for those who p:trerll'd nut hetwf'en 2 sen a to . -·. . _ Iitc!IIPI C'OI'fl•; No. fih ll:itl tis l'l'gll· sp1•c·l ivr• 1;tat ions. ,,.1,111 Sl 11111 was t·omrnillol's. Bnth iliiVe :t hPavy lar llli'Piing lasl Frid:1y 1'\'Pililll.(. ils right supp r·l ( till• 'f'IH• Nnll11n:11 i\. i\ 11. l'itll\11· 1-'llllt'r·al sl't'Vii'PS l'•;r 1\lrs. llr.r·l lii(l' tltPit· .n·~t·cntion out-of-rloors. 'fliousnn1is or wrsm~s make in~laiiPd 11 11 pio11ship ill ;;ynl'imlllil.t'd ,,ll'illt· rl:11nill 1'oili1•r ,,. 1.1111 IJ:rlt•il I'IJIIII, us~ o~. M_t<"lllg:tn's s~ntc p:~rks anrl re?rrn~iCin .nr:~·~:-;m lint~~ worldoad of · othrt· dullt!H :mel A B d .. · tllilrll' gr:tml, as slit' was 11/iillril' '" mlnJ.( will lal(l' pllll't' ill i.ansing , ll Pnrm Wf'l'f' i'tsl IVPdtrc•srlil\' ill I nr,tlhc 1n .rncl ~ottliwtn pmltm!s of )he stolc-foJ sicung, to bog t'illl'l gfVI! the nre!!SS/11'1' prirrl'il,\' ngus ree ers ,Nt•IV .llfi/J't'rs IVI'I:t! lllSiaJ.Jplf 11,1' ill(l'lld 1111' fnsl:tifltlill/1. ('11/lllllil· ) ) ) ' '·' · ·I{ · ' r · >:ill ling, sf(i(IIJlg nnd oliwr wrnterlrnw spol'ts •. 111 tire 1rohlems of those wlt 11 !'J""' I\.PII'irum :~r·llllg il.'i I!Lst:tll· i\pr II l!l, :..t, :tiHI :..1 Ill I I II',.I \\ . !,Ill's 1lnl'· 11111'11111111 11111'/'il 1 11111111' I f Ill" olltl'l'l' assrsil'rl ill' A!IIHI ll'l'.s l'tll' tiH• ,\'1'111' i/1'1': l.'flllllll't', SPX)IJII Jlllllf IIIHil'l' till' SIIJH'I'· Ill I 'oil it•!' l'l'lllf•(0\',l', ~~1. ,fllJI/ls, have served In the nrmerl, fot'I'I'S. Plan Con erence Sl~t!plt•r·, !\iallll' l\.lilil'J' il.lld Alit'l' Loll it• !o'isiH•r. Vil'ill/1 {'rips 111/tl visi1111 of ~ll·s. :--il:lltl1•1· ·'"'"'' 1d '1'1 11 • f(t'llllllri J•'nlllldlllinll 111' ft'lllll :--iparrnw lto.spilnl, in Lnn-, _ ...... ,...... Certainly if the sennlc c•an sr'l ('aiiiJl. Ol'l'it·c•rs 111 ... : i'rl•sirll!\1\, Clrarllltlt• 1\'lills; 111111 \1'/I,I'S :tntl Ortnw:r iliils, 111111'11 ~:r 1111• i.o~/1· I.11 niiillJ: li11s c•sla!Jiislu•rl :1 fl'llow- sing, \VPtltH'>'clay. up a srnnli business comrrltlr;! . . . IP••·nl l'l"ttl· SPIIillr vit'P·pr·rsltlent tlll'lllll<, ~laiH'I illillo•r, ll"JI'· i;:ll·· (II• ·1 t'lllllinilll'r on hhor and (lith· Mtt'lllgan !'-ilalt• Llllll'rJsity and fll: J '1 '· · · · · · .' tlt•r· i\1111'1 ''lti'JIIt•t· 'JII•I i't''til sing SPa Sprilt·~·. 1\'fll, 1111\'1' '"'•'II :.I lip al 1\li•·lrig:ttl Sial!' llllivt•r.,ii,V Mr. :Inti Mrs. MPrlnll 11ir'r · , ' . ' . , . , , , , · , . , , o'ljl /VI' , II lllSfl\1; 111111111' \'ISI'·fll'l'~l· • ' '' ' ' ' 1 ite wrilnt'r! tn lianrlle> the spPrt;.ti. A~lglls hr_cuiPts c.'.' ":' ~t.ltl ~~I. cil'nl, rvliiucll' I·>Ionan; ll'l'iiSIIl'Pl'. flllt'sltnilll. 11f'fn•shllll'lrls 11'1'1'" tlll\fllg ltiglt hllllli/',' in l'lll'iiiiiS 1 I 11 • · \l"ll'llt•ci I 11 'Ill t 1ill''l'llltli'll" 10 lll ' " • • .~' ,., "'"'"' !'-ilitldll,l' with Mr. :end Mrs. prohli>ms of lhnse inleJ·esls, 1! he. hosts , ,.11. Jill l•'riPtl:o \','hilt•; l'ii:rplnin, Hllllli:t .-l fviillt•r. Firsl air! t·I:ISSI's l'\'t'l')' 11 1lt' \\:Is l'sla!Jiislll•rl It,\' I itt• i(Piliillll 'il,l', c•om-~thwughmrl ~·I i\ ' l<~r 1 , , . ('· 11 'Hi'r till' "'I'II/HI I 'l'l'i' i•ll,, 011\lll, ,lid! I' Ill' C Ill I'' OI'!'I' J(i an• ltl'illg gil'''" 111 lilt' flllllill' ill l!l~ti illlrl lhl' f(Pilllllri rntlll'l' In clevole Its l~XclusJvr ill· ·" ' ' · ' ' ··IIJI'Pss ''"l'i'PSJlfJ/Icil'lll i'P'th llorst I · l I . 1 . ?? 'ill' 11 ,.c1n 1·. l\1arl'i1 wltl'n tilt' Nalillll:tl i\11gu:, · · ' '' · I 'I .. 1 'I .. 1''11 ,. 'II 1 l't Meridian 1011 11slrip lt1tll 1'1'1'1'.1' J>i; stil's, lilt', 'l'hl' ltl'ttalllis rt• Dlllt:tltl \\'illi:nns sp~111 lhr, rn Jon o om -- nl 10 . '"- ' . . . ', ' , ) . , • , . •s man; flllcl t•nlnt'hPfll'PI'S, Ann;l n I. dllf u ts. ,J ,..,Jlll 1 P 1 11 1 0 'l'hlll'Srirl\' 1'1'4'/lilll! It\' Sll'l'l' .'ll14'1'\ '"") pliilllling a 1'11111 or iil'lllS rll·· 1\'l't•k t•nrl al l'lt•:tt' L:tl\l', ll'hl'l'('l' ails. 'I'IH'sl' mrn and womrn, lo· rontCJenrc "': nr.s. l.lu ri.rlc · SlrPp!Pl' :tml :\l:tiJPI ~lilil'l'. l:osl 'l'lll'stl:ty 1'11!' 11 ltl·tlil.l' l':tJ',I and Wil.linm :--iilarp. 11f 1111• l·:a:;\ sign for llJPir flll/11'1' 11>'1' itr 1111' lhr .rurlior l•'ill'lll Burrntl offkf'l's getlt'er with families ;md rlepen- are l\iai'C·h IIJ, lt nnd 12. . lion in 'i't•.xas. TiH'I' will I'PIIIr'l 'Lansing polit'l' llt•p:lrlnll'lll. 111:tllltflll'lllring 111:11'1\c'l. llll'l. 1 rlonts, ('()lll(lrise almost hnlf tlw A major alll'IIC'Iion at this, liJr• Hholi;1 Slcwl!lll tlt~llaiPd H f'iii(P I hy 1\'IJ'' ol Floritl;t. ·~II<. 111111 ~Irs. pnpLiiatinn nf tlw United States. third :~nnu:~i t'II/JJI'n'llt'l', will ill' to !II' solei al II l'iliiii'SC' lllli'lillll. !·'rani( ,c;j •pl1'1' r" sl: )·ing t lltr• EnH•sl Sh:lll' ol· llkt'IIII>S \\'liS 'f'IIC' Lallsing rll'l'll 1\11<-higan Nn·: Mr. :ttul Mrs. 11'1111 Ilic-P of Bath' 11 11 1 11 I If my resolution is adoptrd, tlw tlw or,pol'lttnity for Angus hn•rrl· HPII'P~hnwnls ,\I'C'I'I' _sPI'\'1'11 h)' tlw Smiths' linUs<' whil" lltr•.l' 111 ·:• lronoJ'I'ri .111 f.'at'llli'\'S' Wt•t•l\ ""r tiolwl t;u:1nl offil'l'I'S nssr•mliit'rll"'ilil'd on ~fr. :mrl Mrs. Dtli'IVilll ,new ('fJnJmittcr would eonsicleJ' all 'rrs to diseu.ss IIH• :~rlv:~nta;:Ps nf I'II!Tlllllller•. C ommrlll't' for lilt' awav. hrlng IIIII' of li llll'llll'l'.' fr<,lll In;~· al Fori SIH•ritliill, llii11ois, for· Willi:11ns IIIII' lligill last wr•pl\, : 1 hum c~ouJJly :1\l'l':l;~illg IJ\'fll' ;~oo . . . t maiiC'I'S relating to l'elernns--· progeny :rlld perlormatwt• lasting. IH'XI nwt!ting is Miiltrll' I·:~·km:tOJ ;\1,rs. limy \\'J•Iilll•r· spPnl 1: 1;I 1 liwir pensions, iifr. instt!'lllll'f' Giving his view,; on this and i{Pah llot·stmilll. Sulld:i,l' with lt••r d11Ltgh1 •r. Mrs. ]lOIIIHI.' ol hlilil'l'llt I ''" tlu•ir t':tl 11111/11'11\'C'rS 111/dl'\' Ill'I Iriii'I.'I'IIOII I I Ill' 1\1'1'.''".'·" 1(11111 IILIItiJ,'li'Ci IJ[ Yjl'.''.l•'o :~ncllead- 1 ll'ompens:~tion, \'OCational rehah1· inr: the discussion will Ire i\. IJ. . lrPnr• 'l'rPit' or Lilnsi11;.:. t Ir. , 11(''.'1. II it. D. Ml'!lo/111 1 oi 111 tlt\1 liillli ll'iiS 11 Slil'l"'l' ,"UPs! nf Mr.! Mt·. and l'>lr.'-'. I 'liff111'd I iarl of 1 s. :111d 1\'11 s. Sc•itltJil Mn11ror \Vrdnf's· 1 Illation, eliuc·ation, hospilals, I"Dml" Weiler, dc;nr of agril'uilttl'r i\1rs. Lcr WaJI(f'l' Pnlrrlarnt>d :~I i .\'Irs. ~11llil'! l\liilr•r mllt•d nn Lansing lllliHJII11t't'd li11• 1'/lga>:~'· ri:1,Y nigh!. medi.r·al l'HI'l', dvii rcli:C. and 1111' at I~ansas Stall' r·nl.~l'gP.' :rnd t'llt. 1a !Jirlhrla.r dimwl' l:~sl Sunllll,\ l'orlh~·t' frit'!HI, illrs .• !IIIZt'l :--ill'\'1'11', I'C'IIrl.fustmcnl of servrcemcn lo tie .Illrigr• nncl · ltPr husliand. Gut'sls :riiPndrtl th<'l"' L:111.srng l:rsl llllll'sda.l' ;lf\1'1'· llll'tll or llll'il' :\larlt•/11' 1\1'11/ll'lh IUI'P \\':IS II Sunday Pri~lt.llnl. d:lll~:hll'l', South Leroy MASKED MAULER- Wcnr'­ dvil lifl'. DP:/11 \V!'hcr Will frp lilt' llr.,t r· ' I I ' I I' ,. I) llCIIIll .Jum•, lo .Jtdlli f(o) ",fill'!('' di ·r gtll'sl of his sisiC't', Mrs. , , • . 1'11'1 1: Ill' (I'll I /IIIli'/' 1'0111 I'• ' 11111 ing this new type uf prolPclive Uglwsl Vlsitor--IIIHI T ttsP thr• spealwr on the 1;rngra111, 1\conda, Mr. and fllrs. l•'loyrl Anslin anrl Silliman, soil ,,. 1\11'. 1111rl ~Irs. ~II'S, i\lt'l'lmt Wt·P l•:dga 1· M:rrsh:111, and f:11niiy al head mnsk b Cal'mCII B;1silio, Orin Stillman of Oi:c•rnn,, word advisrdly--hniled from morning, Mar!'h I I, iifler il ,\1'<'1· I roil, Lansillg and \Villi:lmslolr. Mr.s. II. ~Ills of L:1rrsi11g sjrenl c;rP~ot',\'. welterweight l'iwmpion or til<• Ml'. rllld Mrs. L. II. IVtJilll:tc•oll Mr·. a11ri Mrs. l•:rllil' Titus ol world, wllilt· worldnf! out al Lai(r. Iluron. He aniverl in a l'Oille by Dr. .Jol1n A. ll11nrwlt, Gllf'sls 111' Ni1111 KPidHtm liisl Jasl Slllill'll:tl' 1,flt'l'l/lllt/l 11 t tlu• large glass jar n[ formaldr.hyde 'president of l\Iic'ltigan Stntr IIIII· Sunriny nfiPrrwnn 1\'t'J'r 1\irs. Syl· Austin flilnll': of OIIIIWII Iiliis lt:t\'1' rPIUI'IIPtl Vanlow11 rniPrlaitwrl tile V:111· Don AncPI anrl l'hillh't'll nf Well· Miami Be~JI'h, Fla. Basilio, of flllmf' n ftPr SI11'1Hiing I hr past :i town l•'al'/11 Hltt'Pitlt Thursd;1y ht•r·vi!IP c·aJIPd 011 Mr. 111111 Mrs. Syracuse, N. Y.; is in trnining 'anrl WitS placer! on my desk by ver~ity, and tire J'esponse hy .Toltn via \\'rlls, rlepnrtnwnt prcsiriPn: Sl11day clinrwr 1-(llr•;;ts of ~·lr. \\'C•PJ<~ llll Viii'Oitilltl al Sl. l'f'II'I'S· nigh I. Ml't'lllll ltit'l' Mllnriay. for IIi:; ch:nnpiunship bout with .John Farler, ilene! nf the U. S. C. Gall, UppC'rviJIP, Virginia, pres· of tlw \Vornans · HPiiPf Corps; nne! Mrs. \Villiarn 1\Pit·iwm 11'1'1'•' hurg, Fiorirl11, WIH'l'l' dr•c•p-spa Mrs. Ontwin \Villinrns PiliP\'· ,Johnny Saxton in Clr·1 l'lnnti, hurrau of sport fisheries illltl irlent of llw Amcrir·an Angu:; as-! Mrs. lr1i:r ~fotJI'!', src·rclary; nntl i\lr. iliHI Mrs. Frit~. l'o11!. '""' ram· Fl!bi'LI/11'~· ~~. ' wilcllit'c. The jnr held a giunt snciation. Mrs. D!,lnn•s C:tmpioru•, lrrasur· iiv of Lowell. tis'hing ·ww-: nn P\'PI',\'d;l~' t•XpPri· laitl<'d SI'I'C'l'al wnnu•n in IIIJilOl' or 1-:lr•t·II'Oilil' a/HI radio Iuhrs Ill'!! I sprf'imen n[ the sea lamprey, IIH• Lnb£'1cd "A Blueprint lor Aller. Pr, nil or Delr1dl. 'Mrs. llPss J\hilott, ~Irs. lll's:< Pnrl'. 1\lrs. i\llt•n NP\111'1' nit<' llighl l11sl an :HI:rpl:ilill/1 of lilt• incanrlesc·cn~ 1 killer wilosC' nttad(S on tmut and rlcen-Angu:; Prngrrss," I he C'Oil· \Vi! ion 11. Goetz of 1.117 .fanw.; 1-:tfwarris lind ~lr.-.. l'arriP llunl 1111'. ;urd 1\lrs. \Villi:11n l':tlll· \\'(•('f(. light hullr, wlrid1 was devise~] wlritefisll nrc costing Great Lnl\c;: l'crenc·P is plltlltH'd Hl'lllillrl •I tn:l· iii'CIHII! hils l11•en gl'illltrc! a c'l'l'll· wc•t'l' 1-'ridny I'I'Prring tlill/11'1' l'l'nn J'l't't'llll~· ••nlf'l'l,lilll'ri 1111'111· ll:ti'Oid 1\>ln/ll'OP I'!'IIII'IH'ri hom£' purely lo ward off ditl'klwss. I fishcrmc11 $~million per )'Par. lll jnr points of in1e1·est to CH111c· fipcJ fHihli1· at'I'CJttlllilltl's· t•t•rlifi· gursts of Mrs. Ni11n 1\cil'irllm. Seeding Failure the past I have exhibitccl this men: l'rngcny :mel perlm·maiH'P c·nlr• :1s the J'rsult of Novcmhc;· Mr. anri i\Jrs. I'Parl l•'pnJIIIl and vicious eel-like creature hcfo:·e ll'sting, herd '''flC cla~~·ificalion, C'l'i\ t•xmnitllllinns. Mr. Goelz i..; 1\IJ's, i\ltna Burlr;1w til Lansin~: Affects Acreage tire apprnpl'ialions committee. rlwnrfism l'!'Sl'iii'C'Ir :mtl t·arc:i liiJ!t!. 1 Ilrason lor I his Jllllll' l:tke is I impmprr soil pi I, 111· ac•iri if'wl; impr·npl't' sec•dlwtls; illlltlcqwiiP frrl ilizl'rs; impt'IIIH'I' sec(.! vari· Plic•s; :1ntl Ji'"'rly limed ,;Pr.ding. Brand New! Powerful! To oiTsP\ lhe jlillll' SI'Ptlhl'tl, 'I'Psa t' told fca rme>rs' ll'l'c!l\ visil o rs of litr llPII'CJ' :tppronr•h In hrttl'l' sl'eclhrcl~· hand sPPtlillg. I 'I'll is mrl hod jlla<'rs a hand ol sPed in I he soil clirc•c·l iy a hove a Eats like a hummingbird! EUREKA hand of fr.rtiiizcr Wl1id1 l'f'SLtlts itl a shol·in-llre>·arm f'l'fpc·t In ·tile ---+-=-=::_::::_:_Roto-Matic Model 805 c•nwt·ging sPecllings. Like all the new '57 Fords, that sh•k S11nlint•r mt•as11res f11f'! and air more dnciPntly !han f'\'rr Tcsls sltnw 111<11 willt this srerl· liJl tl11•re livt•s on :1 miglli)' lt·an did of gasolinll. lwforc lll gil't! yn11 f11ller vomh11Siio11, gn•al1•r ing mPihod llw nnwunl of· sf'l'cl Big r!•ason? Look lllldt•rnPath th1! IH'II' l'rnlll­ c•eor1omv. 'l.'hr•re yo11'1l Iind a complc•t!•ly 11('\1' With Zip-Clip Swivel Top and lll'l~riPcl t·a 11 IH' t•c•rhti'PC! by 20 per hingPd hood nf this ow•r 17-font long dn•arnhnat. lmuul c;f F1ml TNT thai's tlw fll'lltrt! rt·su(t of l'l'lll :md sl ill givc growrr a llltJn• Attach-0-Matic Clip-On Tools vigonnw stand wltith Ji; heller Tlll'm vou'll linrl a magniflet•nt V-S t'llginc• ..• Ftm/'.1· 11/Cill!f !JI'III'S of \1-8 feadersltiJl. Yes, "Si.x" c~· ahlf' lo willislanrl rlmtttil, insects ;Ill :dl-;ww, easier "hre;1thing" power plant that "Eight" . , . the going's never beeh so grl'at! and comrwl it ion from IV Peels al".tl . $79~95 VALUE t·nrnpallion crops. llnollter· mr•ans of getting lfi JlPI' l'cnl he tiP!' star1rls is with t lie 88 tl.~!! of paei;rr wl~t•r.ls tnwr•cl IJc. 'hind llw drill. 'ib::rr pointPil o/11 Ilia! these pal'f(f'l' wlwPiii pnr•l\ tJn the area srPil i11 'i·ind1' rows nnd not the 1Sfl~llr~t· n111 M1·. 111111 Mr.~ . .John Pnrl\P.I' of guests or lill'h' HiHtw. Mr~. nllll•· Douglas tnllll • 11lstl·lr•l. 'l'hn r.nr·olll)lP.nl I~ tr•rlnliwil SPVI't'nl rnlnllvPs fl'nm ''• CHAMBERLAIN MADl HONORARY. SCOUT dnughlm•, MI'H, Cllilrles l'nrwlla L1~sll1• Wl'rn Sunrln;v rllnnl'l' gur·~ts Wr.lh~r. :JO now. L:tnsing l11r Stlltclny rllnnet•, n11 t lwh• hlrt hrlir;v annlw•rsm·io:c 'If Guy Dnxlarll~t· anrl Ivnn nnrl Mt·. nnrl Mrs. Wrtlto · 13arton of HtiXinn m,vnn 1 MrH. llflmld Glynn IH worl•ln~ Mr. unci Mrs. r:;Jnwr Pt·ym•, of Rnlurrlny ovonlng nt Dl1ws 'l'cr Mr. llllrl Mrs, l•'J•nnciR Doxlnrlnr. Jnd\ron WPI'I' \VNin •sdny.visltr rs 1 1 Rl lhn tronslll'l'r's offlr•n in lllf' Lansing, W<'l'l! Ji'rlcluy <·nllet•s nt t'fll'c in Lnnslng, Ollwr· r•ullers Hownrrl Dnx· Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barton, Rnltnt•t Fnt·mnnn wns sid1 over wen~ or 1'0111'1 hOliHO. 1111• WPmplo lwnw. Mr, ruul Mt•s. ,Jaf'i1 rulfrml nl tndr.t' nf Lnnslng anrl Mr. anrl Cnsper Gny of Lansing Willi thr. weel; enrl with lntf'stlnnl !hi. 11 Mt•. nncl Mrs. ,lnl' Znlowslll Haplrls, • WerlnrHdn~· !til MtliJday, Mr, 111111 :1 rlnys litst wool\ with llw flu. 'l'lltll'srlnv with Mr;;. J•:rlcl Mulll'n, Mrs. L1•n c;Jynll Salimln)' P\'r" Mr•s, 1::11nr•r· · Fr11sl nllPIIflc:!rl !Ill! Png(', LIIIT,\' Jcrnnldln Wlls 11 patient Mrs. 11uy Dwil(ill rll· llr•llevuc 'J'hr·ee new JIIIJliiH fr·nm llnlh nlng. Community Aiel 'l'hurHclny at lhr.. Mt·s .. llt'IOIHilfHI· al Stimson llnspltul In 11np- !'flail ll'l'l'r! Thtll'sdav af!l•rnrH•n lmlererl Dnllf:lils sdtonl MnrHiny JJI~I'I(il' l~!'f'lt•r l~aton l\11'. llllll Mrs. Mnurlr·e 'l'nrlir!l lilllllt' 111' Mr. and 'Mrs. Holwrt nlrll Mt', unrl Mrs. Jo'orrl 1\r.•r•lf'r nf ills fmm 'l'hursdily till Sunday. r·allr•n;, In tltr• I'V<•nln.l( tlir• l.lrmilrl rnnt•nlng, 'l'liry 11rn frntn !Ito G<•!'· 1111rl f11mlly <1f Mason visltl'd l'vli'. Ji'IJI'f'lltnn. r~lllon Huplds to J•'lli'l Wnynr•, l II' lwrl a Ill( ill l'iiSI' of Jlfll'lllllOili:r, narln/IS WI' ill to llnnrn· and vl.•ilt· .. illtd Mrs, Hnlio•rt Jcon•m:rn nncl Mrs. llr•rt D:ilton Is in tlu~ r;t. Tnrllrlllu, Surrday. Mrs. l~•·r>ll'l' 'l'ltr! fnmily night supper nf On· <•tl Mr. llttrl Mrs.. fohn lllll'lon and l'vlr. und Mrs. Durton Bnlrlwln rumily Sunday ,.vr~nlnf(. LaWI'I'Ill'f' hllHJlllnl In J.:mslnl(. visited Mr. 11nd Mrs. llolu•rt ontllll(ll Corrl!nllnity C'llltl'eli lias lltl'li' moll"'r, Mrs. l•:v11 llnrton, r1111l fnmlly anrl MI'H, .Jessl<~ Buslt .Turlay and Mr.. 11nli Mr·s. Travis llf'i'll l'itnnl(erl In Sllturrlny I'I'C'· Willi is sil'!c Mr. nnrl Mrs. J•:11rl HfWill Sunrtny In 'l'tu·('f' lllwr.~ A 1 h•11st a rlrrmn limPs ovary Dlslet• onll fnmlly. Tlw 1\l'l!it!r.~ nltiJ~, J>'ulirurii'Y IIi. Moyer illl(l !VIr. iiiHI Mrs, D1~Waine visillnl( Mr. anrl Mrs. Dnln Nnw- \VI'rll, lllcls ~f't s11 mad nl llirlt· vlslterl llw rtlf'liarll llr•r!IPr' fomlly Mr. ond Mrs. Clwrles Seltnlt~ BiPn~ nndliiiUHhiPI'~· wen• Sunrl11y lin ond Llndn, Four Town Corners Mr•;;, J•:tlll 1\lulll'n pluylllilfi'S IIHII 1111',\' HWCill' thr>y'IJ of J<'ort \VIIYill!. 11nrl f11mlly of Clio Wl'n~ SutHlii\' dilltll'l' [.:ur•sts of 1111' B:rrtons. llnJ'Vr•y Huff, son of Mr. nnd 111'\'1'_1' spPal< to •,.m ngnin. Mt•. 1111rl Mt•s. ,Julian SimrwJrts giii'St;· nf Mr. and Mrs. \Nr•slr•y 'J'Iiursdny l'l't'llinl~ Mrs. ltnrton Mrs .•ftu! !TiiiT, iiiTlVI'd llfltn(' un­ Mr. and 1\lrs. l'Pdl \YI•ntpiP of Mlinllh wr•n• Siitlllil~' gtH•.sts rd· SJ•hullz. will Pntr•rlllin l'llilrls C'llllllllliidly ('XJH'f.'IPdly JVl on day aftr~rnCJOII WPI'I' In J.andng Sunday ti1 sr•p 'l'h1• unr•xt>irPrl yrnrs or any Mr. :rnd Mrs. V1•rnn11 !'lark illllll Mr. illlll Mrs, Dl!los Caton or dll.h for a Vllli•nlilll' p:11·ty alflll from his ltollll' ill Mnrion, Illinois, llwli· d:lltglitc!r wl111 is st,•l\, JlCI'SIIn's lifP is l1y fill' flll'lJ' J.ll'l'!li.• f;nnlly. ('hnrlntiP 11'<'1'1' Sunrtny rllillil'r lnt•{IIIPc:s llH'I'Iill~(. ' 1'111' II vi.slt. Mt•. and Mrs. r•:tm<•r l•'msl ( 1 11· QSI iiSI-'1 11. You Can Put .Your Trust In "Super-Right" Quality Meats ROUND Congrouman Charlo• E. Chamborlaln, Ropublican, af Michigan'• Sixth District, I• ohown rccoivlng a Boy Seoul badgo from Cuh Seoul Jimmy Hull, of Folio Church, Va. lhu Conuro!smcm wus oslo:!d to wear the bad!Jn during tho wecl' fflbruary 61h thrnugh I 7th In mlohrrrllon of th" forlv·••vonlh nnn:vcrsory of Scouiln(l In 1\morlca. OR SWISS lnyharn County News February 14, 1957 Page 5 ALL CUT FROM GRAIN FED BEEF Webberville COMf. S~t ... Mrs. Myrl Graham - Phone 66-F-2 'YOU'LL SAVE at A&P SUPER FFA RPrl'i\'rS Chnrf••t• A&P L:1sl 1\"llltlflil\' lllf'lll~H'I'S of 1111' I Death Claims Jo'. ,... t\. rPt'PlVI'd. IIJr•il• l'lllli'lf•rl' anti ll'rt·r· i11ilinll•rl as c:n•1•nlwnrls j Lora Monroe by !In• \VilliamsiCJII dtnptrr, RIGHT 'l'lll'rr :m• ·I tiPgrf'l'S, Grr; ll'l'itSIII't'r, D:tvc Sits· a llll'tnl11•r nf 1111• V:111town IY!Iotll· hy; n•porl<'t', ,Jim Sl'ltnc>irlc•r; nnrl 6·0Z. rHfisl r-fllll'l'li f'ot· lll:tll\' \'('ill'S. sl•nlirll'l, l'. H11sr. $ D. Siii'l'iVillg Hl't' son~. 'tv:lll Molt· JAR 1'<11' :nul Sl'lrlt>n 1\ltllll'rll' of \V<·il· llervillr• illlfl 'J'fl(•r"" Mnlti'Of' of SUPER RIGHT BEEF. 711 CUT FowiPrl'i!IP; :1 sistf'r Mrs. Minnie Board Meets Os!Jom of f.' lorida; () gr'ilnrll'itil· I ANN r?AGE STRAWBERRY rlrc11 Slm•( will \'niP il<'f•II'C' April I on Jlu• Big Pak N~pkins PKG. 27c Supt. t•:lrlr111 Hos:; and th•• !Joan! qut•stion of dividing llu• l!islrir·l LB. of ••rhlt':f illf' HOMESTYLE, OUR FINEST QUALITY-R.EG. 39c CAN t ural is lil•ginning in \V(•Irilervillr•. rtislrit-1 would rlr;il'l'llllne wheiiJi•t• Canned Picnics 3 Its lr:lining is b:tsc•d 1111 "lf':trnin~( 29-0Z. Ill' not II 1\'nulrl hr•r.·ome JH1l'l of CANS 69( hy duinl(." t•:n.-11 stwl••nl must thl' \Vrhhrrvitlr rlislril'l. A&.P Peaches 2 Pill'll l'l'Pdi! ily having n IH'ojPt·! LEAN, MEATY lB. or Iii~ own niH! musl at~" il:tvr· (,:rnh Wr:nw:1 Mco<~l QT. 15( :1 farm on wlli<'h ltr r·:tn pill wlrat \Vnm:tn':· Advancr. l'lull nwl at JAR Boiling Beef lw 11:"; I••:IJ'III'd int" Jll'ill'lir·1•. 'I'IH• tlte ilnnw 11f r.Trs. rtol:llld (;raJJam Daily Whole Sweet Pickles 43c prnjl'..t is :;rtpr:·t'Vi~•·rl hy till' l:tsl Monda~· !'l'l'lling with lVII'S, 17·0Z. te:lt'lli'J', ('onrarl SmJ·f'!t, illlll p:n·· Vr•t·rwn t'opt'lllilll :1s con-llostl'ss. l\ rn WHOLE OR GOLD_EN SUPER RIGHT, LB. U CREAM STYLE . CANS l'nl s, Mts. r;:II'IWI Clwddt'l'lon gave• a A& P C 3 35c THICK SLICED PKG. pnpt'l' on li. S. pussrssinns. ltl'· Country Style Bacon l t'n•silmf'nls were srrvrd at 1111' A&P'S OWN H:tllll:lll Sf'lll't•t•rngtrsl 11f Ea~;t r·losc• of Ill<' nwrting, All-PURPOSE OIL PINT QUART 69c Dexola 33c FRESH, L:ln~;ing i.e.; lo ~~I'I'VP ns nssistnnl OR LB. m:ll'li ill WPbiH•rvilk•, llc~ will SUPER 12-0Z. HERRING PAN READY l5c 11'!11'11 ;j l'IIIII'St'S ill jlfllirrr lligfl Mrs. llnzel lll101iin ri'Jforls th~rc Luncheon· Meat RIGHT 2 CANS 59c Smelt i nf'l11di og gym n nrl ~ sr·iltllll Wf're Ci7 WllrlH•rs 1111 1111' MollH'I''S 1 I.S. urun·c•s, { tlislrll'y nnd ll'lli'ld M:ll'l·ll, and ·$SI~ was l'llllecoted, of I grograpily. wlti.-lt $2•12 w.as tairVtl'l'S lor Mrs. Lom Monroe only 99( l'llli'rl:titwtl at a slv. i!IHI Mrs. I Jc•nry Busr.:ll. The PTA 1111'1. ill. llw sehoollnsl have mowd 111 Laingsburg, wll:•n! 410~LCANS Wetlnr.stlay cvroning. H.cv. Buseh will aet as pastor in Chiffon CAKE 89c Mrs. Hnland Gritllam nttcnc.bl !he Baptist ehur·eh. Strawberries the Jnglwm emu11y dem11nstra· Mr. and Mrs. Haynor· !ln~ldll linn f1111111'il ml'rling at the homt: lwve I(Oile to Florida. 14-0Z. of Mrs. Olivr. Smilh Jasl Werlnrs- The M. Y. F. fFOliJl anti spnn- EACH RED RIPE TUBE r.lay, 1 Hnt'H, Mr. rliHI Mrs. Hir:hard 49( Tomatoes 19c Mrs. Hnland Graham allcnrletl Rratwh, mel at tlw h11nw nr Mr. n program mPellng at Mnmn last an~tly. Monrtay. Carol Monroe was r!o-ho;;ti~Hs. DUNCAN, MILD Crapefruit SIZE .54 3.. FOR l9c Onondaga CELLO Mrs. Burton Baldwin COLBY CHEESE Radishes READY IQ SERVE 3 BAGS l9c S1towm• Is Given I Mt'. and \Mrs. Gale McMiehnr.l Mi~s Wunda Franl1lin and Mrs. anrl family, Mrs. Erina Moore ami .Joe Hutr were co-hoHtcsscs nt. 11 Mr·s. Polly Cool< were Sunday LB. c miscellaneou~ showct· in honor of I f:Ucsts of-Mr. and MrH. AI 'l'hn~•er 11'1_1 IHE SHELL \ . Mrs. .John Smith, the fot;met· and family of Lansing. The nccn­ A&.P· PeanutS Bevet·ly Huff. 'l'here were 151 sian was in honm· of Bruce, who 49 guests present. The evening was was 5 years old. GREEN,· 10-0Z. spent in plnyirrg games nn·d visit· Approximntcly 25 pct·sons nt.­ 8-0Z. FRESH FROZEN. PKGS. 35c KRAFT'S, 6·0Z, A&P .: Peas ing, Mrs. Smith received many tended the 0 .. E. S. potlucl< sup­ ASSORTED / PKG. 41c· ...... lovely and uscful gifts. The host- per and. card party Snturclay eve­ · Handi-Snacks ROLL 29c I $1iced .Cheese .o~R~~GLISH ______esses Hcrvcd rcfrcshmcnts.. nlng ·at: t.hc Masonic ·hnll. The ...... _ .. All Prices In This ·Ad flfectlv• Through Sat., Feb, J 6th next pnrty will he March 0. Mr. I Onomlaga townshlt> Repuhlican •• and Mrs. Dean Noble and Mr. and . .( caucus •will hr. on Monday, Mrs. Mnx •reri·y will bn In clinrgt!. Sliced Cheese C,reain ·Cheese Grated Cheese Baby Food ' Fchrum-y 18, at 2 Jl. m. at the Ml·. and Mt;s. l~dwatcl 1-lcmlca·­ KRAFT, AMERICAN KRAFT'S, PHILADELPHIA 'KRAFT'S, AMERICAN HEINZ, STRAINED , Masonic haiL Prlmttry elect ion son of Holt, Mt·. imd Mrs; Elmm· a.oz. will .bn Februm•y 18 at Onnnrlngn. B·OZ. 39c ;5 Cnry, Chm·leR Pnnct.ta. of L·u1sing.. PKG. 33c ' ' PKG.. .· 4-0Z. 25c JARS ·49.c • town hull,· and Mhih11c1 l{ovilclt. o~ Fllnt.hotl' I .. '· . ··--'"--· ·- February 1957 Pagc6 __.._..,.. ... News l4, };w.------·lngharu County :, •

Go To Church ·, Th IS Sunday - M4t!ft**i* This Message Is Brought to You .This Message Is Brought to You as a Public Service by the as a Public Service by the Following Firms and Individuals Following Firms and Individuals

MARATHON Wolverine Engineering Co. Ke:1' s Marathon Service Mason South Cedar Street and Eifert Road Lansing A. A. Howlett & Companv Mason The Peoples Bank of Leslie Bement Feed & Supplv Servi

· h hes offer. In ~lraso11 Jlattotist, Cl:ll'l'lll'f! Ilorltl, itual resources our c urc . . THE CHURCH FOR ALL •.. . pastor. Worship sr•rvif'e hegins * wiU1 t!w prelude at !l:!JO a. m., whichever Christian congregat10n Y~ ALL FOR THE CHURCH message hy the pastor; Suncla\' schrml mr!ets al 11 :1!'i it. rn. with l~den Unitml llt•el.lll'lm, Rev. select there are waiting to welcome you The Church is the greatest factor on earth for Paul Richards ;rs superinlenr!cnt; Herber! Chei'J'y, Jlfi7 I lollister Bulirl· Ingham Students Excel pa:::H!s amunr! mariy towns and says Chelsea l'reslrlent. Anton piled under normal courtroom ing, Lansing R. Ten lngl1am sttulcrlls at Ferris dlies. Neilson. "Everyhorly deeoratcrl [ll'Ocedures; PRINCESS - Bcnming'with, The l'llrllmittel! will jurlge con· InslitUI\' gained tlw dean's honor 1'.111 merl'lwnts anrl villages ric·: their rest·aurant:> and stores. The key to success lies in the fatherly pride, King Hussein or. IPstnnts on ll11• basis "f llw writ· list onct p;tl and acllil'l'enwnl "n n sl<\nrl· Norton, \VIIIIn, state commander of the Veterans of pass woulrl endar.Jgl•r their cco· We told people how to find us hard to obtain evidence, a grand arrl lest. Cross, l~asl Lansing; and Mary illornic structure. and what they would find." jury is the only means of reach· girl, was talccn in the Bnsmnn '1'!1 he ellgihll' for· final judging, Foreign Wars, called on Senator Charles E. Potter, Rcp4blican of Royul Pillace ut Amman,' K Bal1r.r, .lnhn \V. West, Leon Michigan, to express the VFW's thanks for the PoHer resolution. '' '' ·• • • • lng the "top man." Persons the l'onlestant must L'!lmplc•te till' PJ'obst, .James McNabb, Robert Introduced eady in January, lho resolution would establish a perm­ Jo'l'ars may he unfounrlerl. While Learning tilrougl! experience, criminally involved only in a I applieation ;rnr:l n•tum it to the Ludllw an1l Gary D. l'enn, Lan· 1\liciligan's limiter! access high· tile resident;; of Parma now have minor way can llc granted im· immunity power he vesl1!rl in the LengLII''s sr·holarship committee anent standing senate committee on veierans affairs. sing. Onl~· sturl1•nts with avernges way program is stili in its in· n C()lllrnunity improve men I munity or "traded off" so that a rnultiplc·mnn grand jury. lie by Mar·d1 :31. of B or bl!tter In all subjects won fancy 1there arc 169 miles of group. To bnck up their plans strong case can be built against hopes tlwt n system patterned Freshman ermrllnwnt in Mieh· places on Uw list. El ~ c.~g ....,u P..AOn.l!.h rully limited o1· controlled high· they have tile friendly advice of ma.Jor offenders. afll'l' ferler·al court procerlum February N~ \\o:P U lJ'lYS T ways in the ,slate) other· areas the Consumers Power community ,Michigan lmv provides for both r:an he established. 'l'lris would •t J1 ,..B ...,H niJ f"'l . 8• Lf !rave marie !!'xhaustivc studies on development department headed the one-man grand jury and also call fol' a dtizcns' panel to sit Desp1 e J!'\!\~~ey J.iJCJll llf'lll] towns bypassed hy major routes. hy James Coates. . a pnnel of 23 citizens to sit as a regularly 4 I irnl's cnch year. Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted )/ ":3 I A survey made hy the United _'l'h_e highway. c~f the future wrll grand jury. However, only the AI present, the nne-man granrl Vent-Air Contact Lenses T•'eiJrlt"I'Y wc·ttili'.J' s!Jottlcl lllr''l S win- I H figun• Vl'l'l' like a lmrvr•st ~uggcsts a town b improved In ·, • ' ' ·. · ,· · ·' Kavanagh suggests that the cases. This results in a grca I tcr season, a UniVPrsity of ll!kh· sicl\ll', Ill' it rny, Frid,,y "anrl holds had{. some "f IIH• ":'" . ~( : ;r1'11,1• s·p·~ .. , 1'1.1'111 c;rl 111,: u'mited 'lcccss l'riotorists 'must 18 years old rnny take part in the/ to. interest by the youth talent working "skillfully anrl impar·l that falls on Jls ~urfac1•. l·r.rl'·1 1 011 ' ··.•·· ·" • -~ . ' · . 101 1 11 t 1 t J'l't . 11 St·f J . 1. 1 tiall,·." . . <"lll'·r· fmm P'lrlirst tillll'' 1·t 11 .. 1 ~ turn nlf ·1t some pmnt to e·1t find t1 annun you 1 n en exllll. spon.sors, w ,, e ourna am , EMERGENCY AFTER-HOURS OPTICAL SERVICE Sllme ltme niter· the \l'tlltc•r· SCJI· ' ·' ' · -~ '· . ' • '.' . 011 1 ·1 t't · · L . th L i • · " · t' I• · ·t "I • ] I · " ...... • . " I fii<>UL;ill In rule tire afi'airs of loclgmg and.Jnlrchasc gasolme. 1 ,t_t csmoJJ e nuc I onumm an' e ans ng 1ecle.1 mn CCJMI. t.s t 1e system! mt IS wrong, Phono Oflico IV 7-5358 slicehemisphere (Dec ..rs 211,. losing tlw moreJllllfilllll tu•al IH ,.,J\U1 :, oiiHI. m.tn. . " 1 An example of the added boom Sill[(,· March 2,1,31. . . ment. he explains. I•------R-os-id_o_n_co-IV-5·-39_9_a_,- at nigl1t than can l1r rPtr~ 1 c~rl 'l'l1r prnfcs~JI' lru~lrs Ill~ slarj to hu~ness recently occurred in Entry ~lanks contnrr~ng_ com· ~--~------~------~ effectively by thr. sun during the as m , .... •••'!. frain from operating the airct•aft ~ IT• a TH. D Word a, ~ •••••••••••••••• . in a grossly negligent manner •N•w Advanced l'ariab/c Pitc" Dy!!a/low i• the only Dvnaj/ow Brdok buildR 6 yea.rs of service in Lansing and lngha,m county. •••• , Twenty-fi~~ because the pilot's as well as the lodar. (t ia standard on Roadmaato1; Supfl' awl Centul'll- optional at : T To a:rv.-.M CA~t j ,,. " · pia~ul ••1,.. 0111•11 t/11 Splcial,. : :t!8 ••oo••T : An ~utstanding teacher in Central high school: passenger's life would be at :. . To •uv VA&.u• : A successful trial lawyer. . stalm. ············· . : Highly regarded as assistant and chief assistant prosecutor 1943-1950. Therefore, It is reasoned, the ···.. ··· ········. ...: own4n" and opct·ntor should be ... Known throughout the state.as an outstanding municipal judge since 1950. liable only when he violates his Former pr.esident Municipal Judges association • trust and becomes grossly negll· . Chairm'an legisl~tivc committee Municipal Judges association. . ·. gent. · Member State Bar. committees/on court administration, judicial ethics and pro· DIRI~!:J'l'OU IS ELEC'l'ED cedural revision. . - ' William ·r. Cromley, 'Willlnms· ·,. ' . ' ' . I , · · Qualified by education, experience and temperament for the office of circuit ton,. has been elected to the board See Yoa:r Aatho:rized Buick Dealer . judge, · . . , . , of directors of the Ingham Coun· . ,' -,.,•· ; ty. Tuberculosis· and Health So· ... --~~~~~-~~~...;;.~~~--~~~---~---~------..;.....;.,..! ·clcty,' .· ·· ·· ,..,..,.....'""'!,....'"""'"""'.,.....-----,...... __ •--....,._.-·--_.,.,._,.,.,_ .... ,._ .. ___ .,.,_.,._.~j nnrl Tinlrlh C:Irnn of Whltr1 Onl1 Etliloriflls

,------·------~-- Republicans Use Their Head~ s~c~M o RE fl~~t 11 :~;~:;::: •• ::::~::.::::~:::::. ::: F'ew men In politics- nt Jcast conlompol'III'Y Repuhlican ("'(o..')', MlljOI' Hny CollruJ, ('upl;tln politics- over· won ovm• Lhe hcar1s an~! votr.s ol' party mem­ Snnw nf llw fun nf lhe news· In his mother. As 11 ltuy ne gnl 11 Marslmll Burl' nnd ltohl'J'I llil· hm·s us did Lawrence Linrlcmer· of St·oci IIIC' Ntlllorwl r:unrrl did Delt:oil Salu)'[lll,Y, he wns running a wenk l.hlrd. He main­ Lll!lnndeli ·at Mnsol1 and as n Illite clown evrry wer!k nr sn frnmj HlriiH! ch1ly. I tained Uwt posit ion In the ra('e until only a rew holll's be­ p!Per1 of paper was ll'nilcrl for 1trl Giilllfl Hnpills to halw II fi•W, . . .. ' r··~ 1 loavr.s. .10 Vr 111s M:o-1 I~• fore 1he convent ion, Then, as young Linclemet• mel.hodlea!Jy r·ulls of p11per weighing 1!1, 12:l lb. Thill lillie plel'c of paper· Mkhlgan I·:!l'r'll'ic· ltallwuy C'o, visited each clisl.l'!et cmrcus, yes, each ::;moke-l'il!od room, Till! nrnrn11 of oV1'n·frr1slt hrPncl votrs hogan to ::;witch. Before convention time, tho leading eallr.rl fot• lite payment of Is llJ'I't'llng 11 I·I x~s wrtll i11g J'lllllll ~:!,:il ~.ti:i. The J'arload of pn (WI' !Pel my nnsc and me lhroug!1 at l~rll'll lo l'l!plill'f' lhro small, 1111· c.~onlendcr• fm· the position, J. Addington Wagner· of Battle llsc•lf eamt! lo $:l,·tll:I.JO anrl lite h11avy Jefferson lrn!Tic to thr. sightly hullr!iJJg rPecml ty ra;o:l'd, Cr·eek, jumped oul. of the r·ar·c and urged his Hupporl.ct·s to •Jfl C!O)'IlH lli'Olllld Whidt il WllH jail. r was niwLJI' In give rnyHrll' .Jolla Wnuvle nf Musoll lost his r•aiJy with No. 2, Verny ,J. Reynolds of Allegan. II' I'll pprrl ,mnw Io ann! hrr· $52.:1:1. up nn tlw assumption lhnl. prls· al'ln In a c·onJ IJIIHIH·r tll'ddronl ul First Yct•r.ven this rlirln'l ::;low clo\\'n Linrlemrr. His per::;on­ OIIPI'H were ,going In l1avr. lwmr.· tlu• ful'ln on llr'll'!;yill'rl 1'111111. 'l'lu• 1!0 !'nils IVI'I'f' spilt Into 10 mndr1 !Jrc•Hd llwl n!!-(hl wlwn I Alrlr!l'lnllll D1111 IJPJlHIIIIll'l', Nf'l· Step! ality, rrcord nncl plnm; J'ot• t•e-hirl.h of Hcpublicanism in Mich­ nf r; pngeH and :w of 8 pages, !I'Hl'ltrd I hal 1111' snwll ramP from lhc rPslrlt•riC'P lns!PIIrl of llw .Jail SOil ftoliSC' illlfi f.'I'HIII\ llll!'ding ilc{all buoyed him to a elrnr-eut majol'ity as lllC convention W!ril'Jl WIIS II nliHIHitc. Pl'eHCill fy l\iii!IH•n. 'l'lH!I'Il •vns 1111 exlr'n loaf lliH! t'lly Allot'lH'Y Cl ..1. llnod r·o!J wns eat led. Midway in I he lnlllot ing, Reynold::;, 1oo, lt'5 impodc111t! Wh,1t your we't'l' on· n 21i· and 2R·pii!-(e sl'!wtl· whll'!t 1 toolt !romP ·rcor n feast. WPIII hrl'on• lhr• public· ulilllil'sl c•ommissirJII 'l'nc•srlay lo fil'lllfllld l'Hshrrl in his chip:-; in favor of Linrlcmer. lliP Whi!!h l'lllls fol' :1 runs nf (j youngster lenrns now will l11st a Anol.lu'!' t.1·r•nt wllic·ll mmw my IIHII ltttc•rurhnn <'Ill'S lw ordc•n•rl. par~r!H ·Pflr:h rir 2 l'llllii caell of A Tnghmn Republicans were downright brns:-;y in support way r•c•r·r•11Uy was l'r·nm t.lll' c•nm· lo rn.IIH' lo a slop al WN 111 Gconr·gr l'osl 1111d Ll!llll Nlil'lh i mill on IIJC Ahiti· ------·-- Mns.on';· lmslwlhtoll 1<'11111 !11s1 '" Michigan Republicans found out at. 1he convention what hi rivcll' at lroquols J Lml:tlon, jus I · Chnrlnllc! '17 lo II. . mnny Inglwm Republicans have !mown for a long time: I his sirle of 1-ludsrlll 13ay, 'l'hf' y ester~ years illl Y!'III'S A~n-l!IU7 · J.indrmet;· appears to be 1he secret wr.npon needed 1o revive pnper rorle ovc•t· llw Ontario I thr weakened stale GOP. Norllwrn railmad from Iroquois Hohr•1'l Hid in April nr· . or all Am orlean coin::;, I he one-cent piece bears the most ·' ,.. " l'eop!P arr• laii\Jng aho111 I1 tP npp!'OJ1l'intc rngt·aving. II brat's t hr image of Abmham Lin­ mixed. cargo of .shelled t'OI'Il, May. . lilll'l'Y Thill\' 111lll'riC'J' ll'ial in NPI\' L LJ LJ u cidr.r Jell and Les!Je applP;;. Dr.lhi zonin!-( nfflemls and llw York. He is,on lrinl fol' llw rnlll'· MEM61!H t'n ln. • 1 ·llnll'l! ltoat·rl are in disngrcr.rnr.nlll dr•r nf 11111 fnmrn1s :ll'l·hill'r·l, SlaJJ· FEDERAL DEPOSIT As point erl oul in the Hemlcl of Holiness, published by An ll·jta~f\ mil Is 711 1Ill' IllS • 'frll'll While IC~~IRt1r INSURANCE CORJ'IORATION wltlr•. A r;. 1111 g·r~ rullmeasures fS21/2 nvm· :wnrng nr land for an nulo· . · . . I 1he Nazarene chw·ch, if President Lincoln lwei been given his in wld1h. Ink Whit.• at. SL ,Johns mnhilc rar·e tr:llk Hr.pul!lit•ans a.l lhr.rr·, count~· choice of what eoin he would choose fm· bearing his pictm·r.. •. 1Jnl•w Jilw l'unl i\larlin ol' tlw . eonvcniJon nom1nalrrl r,·rPd !' .. i., ... 'J'urnl'r."s l1aVl' been slnfled In s 1 r 1 1 1 11 •· ill' likely would have chosen the penny. ~.'tutr•. olfllii'IJUI rl'ltl. J(e's· ('llit'lll"' 2 J • Pill' or r•oun Y ;;r• JOn I'Oilll !~· ·~ " thr St't'ollfl f111or of I!JP. ,jail in sinm•r·. The wil and wisdom and grace and leadership of Lin­ int:lws on· r•1uoh X·JIIlJ:'I~ arulalmost onlet· 10 lwl'jl JJ(•IIm· C'hllcl< nn · c:oln came fr·om 1hr. common coinage or I'UI'HI, simple life and 11:1 ntl' l'IH'h li·IJaA'" roll. He tuliPS prisoners. !•'rank Dal\ill rot' Dansvilll' is MICHIGAN was developed through hear·t break and struggle, a writer in If. off till' rnur~;"ins urul sUms clown ;·iek with pncumoniu. MASON colmnn •·ules. Whul. lw r·uls nil' William Wilson of Filehburg Tl1e Jnglwm town hoard llll'lll'rl I he church magm:ine said. Therefore it is fitting that the lw suves liJl fo•· spr~l'lul t'dilions nnrl Carlyle Walt;o: nrid Gerald down tile pmpnsilion In bLlY a penny bem·s the likeness of Lincoln, a common kind of man, ~r nurow~~ndl'd re11~r~ ~~~Diamond of M~~ wm~ r~ mling mn~inr..Oncwas ~11111~· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ onr of the world's mo,~t humble men. ul. tlw hl~;·hum County ::\'ml's our eleelcd to lhc llmml of directors slratr.rl al the town hall.

One cent will buy lit tie in these days of inflation. Yel. I'!!IUieJ•s still ~;·et l'nll·si1.P llliii'A·ins , 1111 Milll Producers association. i .Julius anrl Wnr·r·en Chapin urul t•olumn I'Uh!s. We nrc c•u!tln~-r M were al theil' !~den farm hnnw the penny, if it conveys to us·somc of the quality of 1he mnn 1 Get Results with in whose imn.gc it is coined, still has great vnluc: 1iown on sonw nt' t.lw Slllll'iiiA" Ill'· Milk Prndur·et·.~ association. 1 nvPr Sunday. 13olh allend M.A.C.I SELL-BUY-TRADE t.we11n wcrrtls. Okemos is otJI in frnn1 in the~------, Ingham County lca!-(uC lmskelhall h N \_Vhy didn't snme~nr• lhinll of il J'H['(!, By healing Dansville 8:1·71l ln9 am County ews INGHAM COUNTY NEWS CLASSIFIED Brothers Are More than 3 before - those solul hlacl; bath llw Chiefs etl!l do no worse than feb 14 1957 Page 2 1 to~~l'~Joms'! l~tEleven oow.graoo ~h1ldren Wiped~~ 'Jhc:ir1~ c~nifthcyiMethcre~of games. Mason defeated Lros· -·:=ru:a:r~y~~·~~~-~;;~~=~~~~======~~======• Next week has been designated as Br·otherhood Wee!<. rtrrty hands ancl1aee:~ on suc)1.a lie •Hl·'IG. ~-· Of course, there are now so many special weeks, some lowe! Sunday ami tt was sl!ll . . 1 ·~-.. _-~·:c./ dean enough for evening guests. Thomas Br.atty of Wtllwmslon I ~--. JO or· 15 times as many as the calendar shows, that such was stale host to national Ffo'A I clesignat ions have lit tie meaning. But there will be ob­ Bob and Lucille Leonard Uiibasketball referee. With so many little schools now and a car collided at the main having college·size gyms and with corners in Dansville. The bus racehorse bas (( c t b a II being sheared fronts ofl' the Day de· played, Ahe is having difficulty partment Rlorr. and Harry's Tav· The County Branch Building hearing his own whistle over his ern. own. whee~ing nne! panting. He'tl The mer·eury has hcen close to Once more the matter of a Lamdng building fm· brancli have !1arl to have quit 10 years ~ern or· below 5 nights this past county offices is being discussed. ago, he ciecla!'ed, were it not for wee!\. setling·llP exercises he la!1cs At a meeting last week there was discussion of the pos- every morning. Mason hi:;:l1 school engel's fell 3ibilities of the county buying the Michigan Millers building, before Charlo! te 33 lo 21. bloc!< north of the city hall on Capitol. There was also As I entered 111e library to do a 20 \'PnJ'S A~·o-IO:l7 · f'urthm· discussion of a county wing on the new Lansing city research on the Lincoln penny I hall, and of the plll'chnse of an old building on West Mic)1igalf r·an Into nn expert. Dicl1 Ferris A junl> rlr.nler from Jackson , next to the city hall. · of the po.oloffice stall' told. me cut orr power n·om J nclrl StatP;; (Juunty AA'I'il·ulful'ltl i\L•'I'IIf l'<'l'lill<·alinn llnnlllrl frll' l!t:i7. vnnln with superior ~·lnld In IIH! Matlll'l! cl'nss, nvet• fl Yllfli'Sj 111'1! f'OVI'I'C'tl hy flfp IIISlJI'IIJll'l!, Ill'· r~orrli ng to a I'CI'r•n 1 study liy lilt' , Spring sPI•rlinr~ llmt> will soon Ont;;-Thr.re nru 7 nut vnrlr.ticH noutlwi'JI lower peninsula. It hns Ll'alllng tile lnghnm·West rlnit•y Genrgu Clinton, t•eglslr.rr.rl !Tol· IJu• lif'!'f! nnd II will In; 11'<'11 to g<;l llstc•ri iltil tile! .lnl'i\snn ont· is the more rr.sistnncc to lllll'liwrn stein, flfl.(l Jh fat, 2,120 lh mill(i survr.y t·rsenrr·li r·r•nlc1· al lh<• Town herd· impmve1nent n~sodntlon fOJ' Univc•t'Hity of Ml••lili(illl, • rJI'dPi'S for st•Ptl In r>nrl,\', I l'lollid llt'Wt•sl 1111d most lil~lily rl'C:Oill· nnthi'IICJlOSfl than doc~ llw 1\1!11· £o Ge01·ge Clinton, 'J'r!glslr.rcrl Hoi· By Jim Brown .lltlllliii'Y was Ihe I lnlsteln he1•cl lilw to Pllf'rHII':IW' r>ill'il f;lrnwt· Jl, nwnrlr•d fnt· till;; :tl'l!lt, Tlw .lar·lt· lnnrl and most o( tlir. Jo('fli!,Y nf I fa IT,\' Covert & Snn, Lf!slir., stein, Oll.R Jh fut, 1,830 lh mlllt. Sponsomrl hy lh(J Institute of Unrler fl years: Harry Covert llrr. insllrnnr·P, llw survey shnWPII plan to 11sr' l'l'l'lili<'d s<'l'tl Ill' ;;l'l'rl sd !il.fi Ill of hllll~r· cox, reg!Hterr!rl Holstein, R:l.fi Ill MOI'e IIJHII 111111 IIH' wnnwn 11111! ing this sprl11~~. otn.1' lniPI' llwnl'llntnn In !wading nf liH• stntc at•e the HnngPr and 1ailed fcllct· abou1 6 months old. This week 1he llHllllwy fat' a1ul l,:l:i:i lh mille 1 'I'll<• IIPW st•r!d rilret·Iir· l'fl\'f!l'ilgl' till'flllgh YI':IJ'. The l'l'l'liflr•d l'l'IIJI \':Jri('lir.~ 1'111' I'Pnlral Mir'higan Whf'J'C II haH S[lC!dllilsl fl'fllll Mlchi1!1111 Sl:rtr• I ,:lti.i Ill mill;; Cllm·ics Davis, On· allfi Hl'l'rl rlirl'<'liii'Y 11f sr'l'ds avnll· mmll' 111.1 fllilslanrllng reenrrl. university, lhe Vrt•mnl is yiclcllng 1hat Alnicdon lownship oralor·, gave a seconding spL'er:h grnrle Hnlstein, 7fl.:i lh fat, l,ri:Jr) Ht'I'VIr·Pnwn's [lfllidrs, frntr.rnnl n1:· ~lr• an• bolh in lltlf' IHuokl<'i. 'J'Ith 01111•1' n:JI v:~rirlirs lisf£•ri ai'P lim ennrldeml•lr mon• prr nere than in bchali' of Fmnk Merriman who wants to be n lll~lll­ lh milk; Chnrlr.s Davis, gmdr• assl'};smPnt ln;atl'allf'P. ·1.~.:! Ill fnl, 1',200 Jh mill; i Gmf hn11It' wet·e nl lilt' ;;I,.Jns, l.i.2 Ill fat, l,:l:lH lh mill<; av:~II:~IIIP for l'r•rt iflml ion it I II II' Bal'll•,r-'l'ltr•t't! nJ'f! 4 spring J'Lin aiJOU( $1.1JO per an'l' mol'l' convenl ion. Ed led 1he Lindcmet' parade t ht·ough tlw o C'l'l•ry Ill pr•rsii!IS n\1'11 SOI11t' fnrm l·'r,;rJ (itn f, Sloci:JI'if'.','s lisll'fl--lltr Mill'S, :t non· fnr crrllfietl s1~erl of IIH' Vr'l'mal loblJy of' thr. Staller• l10tel •.. HowmTl McCowan, ::V1a:;on lr>J't'd llolsii'IIJl:, H.!l lh fat, 1',223 an ISeases , fnrnli'I'S wi1n IHII'I' gl'llll'll tills 111111/ing vari"t.l' for mud( J':mns variety, hut the extra yield will a II orncy, was credited with supplying some pre !.I y clensr! • lllrt'P fll'l! ll:i milllnn p;•llr:yhnlgislf"I'C!d HolstclnH, ,1::1.3 lh 2% hilllnn annunlly. Nenrly :i:'i WAYNE G. FEIGHNER f11r rll'fiiiHII'Y sl'r•ri as it rior•,.; for ing·IYIH' ll:JI'ieys :uHI lllf! Moore thai It be not·thern ~~·own alfalfa million IH speni on purchnses n[ r·r•rlifh•rl ·"'f'ri II sr•roms ll'lli'IIII>'IIiiP 1•• nltl, Enlon illiplrls, ~0 rr.glsterrcl funglcirle~ alone, accorr!lng 1n Ill w;r• Iill' lu•sl s1•r•d ;lvnilaldl' .. ll11rh•y. 'I'IH• Hudson variety which California. Milch nf nUl' 111falf11 Fostct· of East Lansing gave beauteous support lo ht>J' Now Booking Wintor Solo1 lloislt•ins, ·12.:1 lh fat, 1,11)7 lh Hownrrl S. Pollet·, Mirhlgan Strite 'l'lw I'XII':t t·rop yiP!d should pay, \l't' ll<~l'r! /ie;lnl a lot about here seed now is grown in C<~lifornia father-in-Jaw, George Fosler, candidate for· :;In te high­ Malon Phone OR 6·5682 or mill;; Ralplt Darling & Son, Hives university extension plant pnlli· gr,.>rl tlivit11•nds fnr s1n:•ll r•xlm I is :t winll'r ll<~rley ami ~IHHilrl not and if cr.t•tlllr.d will he winter way commissionet·. Patly is a vote-getter wherevet· she Eaton Rnpid1 902 f .J ltlll'l ion, :'i2 rr.gist f"red Ilolsteln~. blogtst. <'llsl /'111' I IIi;.; IH•t11•r s••••rl. I ll'llllid, '"' planiPrl in spring. · hmrl:,·. Holl'f'Vf'l' if It l1:ts been goes ... Gmndma nncl Grandpa Walcott look care ol' , l:l.:l lh fat, l,ll~li lh mill<; Ell~· .· Potter ser,s fllturo rlevrlop· likr• 111 lllPIIIillll :< fl'\1' 111' I ill'~ Sorhl'll.lls-'l'lwre are :'\ vnri· grown for a numher of years in little Cat·o] .Jean Foster while the rest or lhe Foslct•s \l'lli'lh Dr•rg, Holt, 30 registered ments In diemlci1l control or slir>, !i.'i grnrlc Holsteins, 40.7 Antlhlntics show pmmise for tlw U. S, n•gion<~l soybean lah· Compared for 10.17" i~ :llso avail· house 13 \\'ould have been closet• to the tt·uth. By aclual ornlory L'IH>Jlf'l'ntlvc>ly. II is recom· ablr in the extension office nnrl I lh f:ll, 1,0·1·1 lh mill<; systemic vegetable disease eon-· count WKZO-TV of Kalamazoo Jorccd the captive !'Inti & Wileox, Mason, 38 reg· 1J•oi for bacterin! diseases of corn, Dr. M. J. Green me11riPrl for holh mud; and U]J· would cnmurage fanners to gel audience to sit tht·ough 11. commercials which must be 7/i2 N. Ct>thu·, lllitsnn l:ltHI soils in l'f'nlml Michigan this leaflet before onl!'ring corn islt'l'ed r lnislcins, ,10;1 lh fat, tomato, potato and hean plants some :>Ot'l of a t'ccorcl. Even Helen Keller· seemed an­ l,!ltij Ill mill<; Ludell Cheney & and fnr early blight, a fungu~ l'llnn1l Olt 7·!17111 ll'lil'l'l' IIIli' wislws to plant wlJCat seed fot• 1!157 or· to have In eom­ 1 at'tPr snyiJPans. This means it pure the varimts varieties sine£! noyecl. Son, Mnso11, ·ill registered Hol· ud:ls:e:ns:e~o~n~t:o:m:a~t~oe:s:. _____.::======~ DIXON ~;. ~;: :,-:• sfl'ins, :1!1~1 Ill fnt, 1,08~ lh milk; • l'oulrl llf' hnrvPsled early. II is you may wanl to use more than 1 Whitmore & Horahaugh, 31 grndr:! Brothers allflut :1 days taler than Plambenu one variety on yo11r farm. In view Mothers! Throw away your Dt·. 'Sprock bfbk·s and J I< dsleins, 38.2 lh fat, 1,093 lh ll'hkl1 is nne of [ts parents but i~ nf last year's eni·ly frost, I IJc. the rest of that junk prepared by childhood "c::-;perts." milk; Carlyle Waltz, Mason, ;{3 LIVESTOCK supPrirll' to Jo'lamtwau for yield lieve that many farmers will feet Guide your· youngstet·s to successful manhood and wom­ gr:11lf" Holsteins, .17.1i lb fat, 1,033 WAYNE and LUXAIRE Sale fach and lodging r·rsistanee. that they woulrl ratlwr have a anhood by reading the last issue of the Satunlny Eve­ Ill mill;; Lloyd Wheeler, Mason, Tilt• Chippewa is a not her new few Jess lntshels of dry cnrn of a Wednesday ning Post. Robert Paul Smith in 1he m·l iclc, "\VIlat :11 I'I':Jr!e .Jrrsr.ys, 3G lh fnt, 667 lb wlriely rceommenclcrl for eentr·al shorter sea~on varir.ly lhnn a milk; Dr. George Clintnn, Mason, 1\lir-hignn nnrl for· an enrly soy. later r·orn with taking a chancr Happened to the Magic of Childhood," claims !hat young­ :Jfl l'l!glslercrl 1-Iolslr.ins, 35.7 lb , Home Heating Equipment bmtll in southern M i chi gn n. rm being hit by frost. sters arc so regimented in play pi'Ograms lha1 they don't fp 1, 892 lb milk: Coe Em en~. l'vla· l.'lanlii are medium in heigl11, In recent years Michi~an hy· have tiine 1o play. son, ;;o ,l'l'gislerr.rl Holsteins, 35.1 Furn4ce <;:;leaning - A Speciufty .'land up well and bear lhc pods bl'lds have come to tlw fronl and There's. salisfaction and charactei·-builcling in ju~t Jh f:11, Hfl:l lh mill;; Howard Coy * I'Pasom\bly well ·off the ground. ure yielding very well in com par· walking raiiroad mils, Jdcking stones, flying Idles and & Son, Mason, 14 registered Hoi· * Summer Servicin!;l- On All M,1kes II is ahrn11 ;; days earlier than the ison with the olrler hybrids OJ' steins, .'3:i ill fat, 834 Jh milk; Manrlrrin and :'i clays earlier· than cstahlishecl hybrids from other playing hop-scotch and mumbly-peg. Nowadays, l he , Buller & Wil:;on, 1-Inlt, 19 reg. Free Estim4tes SAJ.I!! S'l'AWI'S A'l' 2::l0 /3lncl\llflwk. Both of these varie· states. On table 5 of the Michigan experts think the kid is an odd-ball if they catch him 1irs :u·r .'mall sized henns. Hybrid hulletln Soulh Central islercrl .lc;r;.;cys, 3,UJ lh fat, 657 under a shade tt·ce watching the clouds roll by. lh milk; I\Pnnclh Bibbins, Mason, Fnr a field of whitr beans, the Miehigan--Ingbarn County Trinh;, I 1708 Belden Road MiC'Iwlite is still lhe bean to use you will find a comparison of tile 'vVe've got to organize these days. 2:i grnde .Jerseys, 3t7 lb fat, 7<18 ,lh1 mill;; Cir,tus Strickling, Mn· Jackson, Michigan for lfl:i7. J-lowever we have in· Miehigan hybrids with tile other WILJAX HEATING CO. It's bad for kids to hang on mother's LI~'J'i•; mSPimSAL OF ONE OF ~IICIIIGAN'S OUTSTANDING JIERDS expense of extra control methods Stockbridge OF I:I~GISTJ~ImD HOLS'I'EINS COWS, ImiFEflS, AND TJIIml~ OUTSTANDING such as cullivntion or hand weed-. mmo sums. ing. OR 7-8761 Auctioneers UL 1-3342 ·Aim is to have a residual tax· . 'l'his has ht•t•n n wry 11rol'itablt~ l'armet• hi'J'd with many rt!cords from 500 to 700 icily-long lasting poisonous cf· lbs fat yea•~ after year. l\1ore than !lri (ll'l' cent of all animals ha\'e been bred on tlw feet to newly sprouted weeds. f:mu. 1\lost of tht• cows and lwiftws llitlwr frt•sh ol' in full flow of millt brt~d l'or Ill!xt Then with such an effective '., summt•t• hase lll'odnetion. means of weed control the weed 30 Holste~n Cows Tools- Miscellaneous pest can almost he forgotten oncr.l - weed !\Iller is put on soil. i 2 Rubber-tired Wagons and Flat Racl(S e ;{;: IIEHEFOIW FIGEDI~R S'l'EEflS 550 '1'0 ()50 LHS Heifers Craftsman 30-inch Chain Saw 1 Holstein Cow, ~~ years old, Ill'('(] Novmnbm· 5 2-wJJeel Trailer, goo1l condition llolstdn Cow, 3 years old, frr~sh llecembcJ• 11, open Electric Chick Brooder COMP,U~·m LINT~ OF EXCEL{.ENT FARM EQUIP!tiENT Dairymen Choose! Holstein Cow, fi years old, lm~d N ovembcr 11 . Quantity of Chicken FePdPrs .John (),~ere R. IJiFscl 'l't'tlt'tnr·, lllw 111'11' lnternutlonul SUJif'r H SJu•endt!J' ·Hodge. as Leader Holstein Cow, 'l years old, fr·esh December 10, open 5 Chicken Crates "' lnfl'l'llutiormll\1 'l'l'lll'fm• with Cultivator (?ol'll l'low Holstein Cow, 5 ~·em·s old, lm~d July 10 25 Bushel Crates htlt•rmtlinnal H 'l'r;wtm· wilh Guitivatot• .. Ward Hodge of Snover has Small Air Comr1ressor II: Cultiprtcl'ord •rrucli: with !'loci; r,wk in eX('(•llent slencl, of Osseo. \ 2 A. C. Cnmhim•s, ;).f'f. Cfii\IJI ti 0 II Hodge, president of the Michl· llolstcin Cow, 3 ~·cars old, duo sale day · · I'IIJH't' Field ChnllJirt·, r·m·n tmd, hny hl'tuls Chevroh~t Plclmp 'J't•uclc1 %·ton gan Farm Bureau, nnd who rep-, llolstcin Cow, 2 ymus old, due soon Hay- Corn - Oats I'UJlf!c nlowrw · Stll'ge lllillmnll tools nntl 11111ny urticles ' urer; and Charles E. Stone, of •l·st~t:lion Spilwtooth Dmg· 1949 Studebaltcr, %·ton Piclmtt ·,~·it.h stocl• l'ack Strainer and Pails too nmnerous to mention Lansing, secretary, who· wns ·'I'IIIS IS AN UNE OF EQUIPMENT, AND SALE OF IT :!\lUST START again named munnger of the I~XCELLI~NT association, Both Strange and TERMS:..:_Cash Not· Responsible for Accidents ON TllUE Stone were re-elected. I• New members named to the Bani• 'fm·ms-Fio~·d Kehrl, National Ban], of Detroit, Plymouth, :l\richigan board of directors were Andrew No Goods Removed· Until Settled For R. Jackson, of Howell; George W. J.unch 8CJ'\'ml by Oal• Gr0\1C :l\leth01list Clinrch Austin, of Ovid and Henry M. Hewitt, of Elkton. Jacltson and 1 ···-~,iiolj~· . Austin represent the Michigan -· .. ' 0 0 b J H 0 p -· ' Ow' ners' N~~it;r~~~ce~cl~;;~~la~~~ln~:~~ P. I. c h an Bro s., Breeders Cooperative. . • • s'. orn· , ' r· o'· p.•

HOWEI.I,, MICHIGAN . '"· . . • . le::J!~~ew\~~nc~~:en~'~~li~ns IIIJIY nr:ri<'llilltl'lll ar:,.nt. 'l'lml's LawrmH'r! Stnwo's at 10:4:1. The Hlop of the dny and tom· mem· unlvrm;lty <'nlontllloglst. Muln· lhr! rlay rlail',l'llH'Il ill'l' sl'!wd· Stowe farm Is nn Stocldll'irlge Pfister of Mlehigan State unlver· · llers can sec each of the vnt·inus tltion, mr•tlmxydtlor ant! r·apt:1n mni

pC!t'a!Prl lly L. D. 11li'IZ· roar! 2 miles northwest of nnd fungus disr!asc• . ~lo,\'1!1' ro:11l ju~l 1\'c•st or /vlorri1·c• 21J7 lit of mill1 and ·17!! lb of hill· Marshnll. 'l'l1is Is loeated 1'." Millville, I\ 'ill-cow llnrd is IJein~ no 11111 hoWJ'VI'I', apply litis I t'o.td nnrl alii lilt :J mill's north o! lll'lial, IIJ•o\1'11 sillt,l. mlles ens! of Stoc.;l\hrlrlgc! on M· Jmnrlll'rl ctfidPntly IJeJ'e in stan· mixture to IIH! trc•p ot' pli1nt whr•n Donald Jenlcs 1\'l'i>ill'l'l'illl'. Last yt•o~r .lotgJ'll· llltllf:I'.V tour nwmiH•rs mn f:C'I lOti .JUst oVPr ttw c•otmly line In Plllons thmugh use or Iabm·-sav· lllossoms glunrl says. A t•r•cent. study MSS s·eed lllhers c•onl~eelr.rl with llw peach ~ ~1 Bette&· slulll's llwt tillnr: investments· GrW lnrill~ll'.l' Will conV!!IW at St. ,)o. lta\'P lu•r•n p;ticl olf in li or 7 years ~ •1 srpit from I•'Pili'LIHI'Y 17 to 21l for 1-lolstefi~s Yield I ~·l'~!ll!tecl wilh 1111.-ltfl_lh milk ;nul rr"1n tilt• inc·t't!aserl rett1rns rr!· Al .. e r·GI ure 11w _ttitil ann11a1 meeting of the ,!,ItO(, lh ot lmlll'rfat lll'~,oll:> ria).-i Crop Yield ~\illlllf: fmm l1iglwr c•rop yields. Na!Jon;ll I'C'ach Cotnwll. Attend· Above 100 000 Lb of :Jfftcial test. . anC'r Is cxprc•tcd to reaci1 :J:JO, Tlw I Co ffeydnle Pri nec•ss i'nll I.n:', ~~Wtr~il!.i Trash ¢1lliil~B Garbage J\lul\1'\' ill\'l'.':ill·d ill !liP cl!'ilillill~l' 111 !-·.nnw ('il.'iPS, il mny llc more Alwut 2011,0110 ar:res of lr•J~IImr• 'i·clny pro!: ram Is st l!!lrled with Many llols!Pins from ~licltig: owner! by L. D. CorfPy, l~owler­ i'illl Jill;. 11!'!' lt:•llt'l' lilllll lhn•r• j 11 1Jll'lifila!JJL• !11 inVl!S! ill tilr• ril'ilin· :rPcrllngs m<~rlr. In Midtir.::1n l!:tdt 111 hig 11anws in lite pear•il worlrl are listed :t1111Hif: • ws. which ville, in Llving;:Jon r'[]JJnly, prn· · . , "~''' titan to purclHISC feed for ,\'eil-connccts lo your furn•co fluo, sfjdling g11Pcl til" drainagP, :u·· ' . . . level; improper seedbeds, in:ull'· .:rest !Jetty 1\l.tr:IIIHIII, 111.1,fl91 lb Friesian cattle. This pt·r(Jx nanw IT'S ODORLESS! NO OPERATING "n·t!in;: .\1. II. ;\\.J'I',I', C'OJIIIIY sll'lltl ol gr<.lll'lng 11 _would add 111 quutr. fet'lilizcrs, improper \'ari· of milk and :J,R:-ll Ill of fat in 2.· is grunted nnd will he rceorderl COST! Tho Wdsto' iholl is tho fuel. <~:;rit-utt tr:il ;J>:,•nl. only an c•sttmatcd $:)1)[) to net 1 elics :mel poorly limerl secrling~. For January fi1H days; lwtl1 mvned by Charles by the Holstein·l"rlcsian 1\ssocia­ 30-60-90 DAY TERMS E,"ily Ar· !tt\'r•sinll'lll in " t'llntplt•IP I iling int'ome, I !oglund ~· ahovl' a > of but lcrrat. for .January. Rare Birds Survive Chicks 1 Problems I I band of fcrtilizl'r wilidt n•sults The 20 rrgbtercd Holsteins AmPriea's \Vilonpin~{ Cl'illlr.~ ·-· in a silol·in-llw-ann cffer:t to tile owner! by William Freiermuth & probiiilly tile wnrlrl's mn~t Jlllil· Hatching 1 .omcrginr: seedlings. Son were high with 45.5 Ib fa! licizecl ilirrls~-tntal lQS' ·"~.:~~r~<."'::d & A"!..r.-tde Eaton Rapids ':ll \3' '11t11 Another means of r.:etting l:i';; 39.7 Jb fat, 1,130 lb Last year there wct·c 28 cranes 0~ r.,.. '"" , ~ Holstein~. Phone Eaton R•pid• 538 I 11 better stand~ is wilil lhc LJ.~c of milk; Eugene Lyon, 25 Jerseys, on tile refuge. BJn. ~.·,ie~r.1 o;spersal packer wheels lowed behind tile 39.6 lh !at, 763,6 lh mill<; Lyle fj '(J I~ IL ~ 11 ~ drilL Glenn, 10 grade Holsteins, 37.8 Tesar pointed out packer JIJ fat, 1.0!J:i.2 Jb milk; Ted W. :wd :vhcels pack only I he area seeded Fay, 20 grade Holsteins and 1 Ill seven mch rows nml not spaces 1Guernseys, 37.<1 ih fat., 905.1 ]b between rows, fewer weeds get milk· ~ slartecl and soils absorb water ' . I better than when cultipacked. l~ayne Wtleox .. 36 g-rade and When alfalfa scedin~s are made regtslered _Holsle!ns, 37.1 lb fat, ll:n·in~· tl••t•i!il'd fo rli:;r·nHtimu• .om· duir_v Ollr:J•atinn, tlw 1111· in winter wheat. the sta.ncls canj974.4 lb mtll<; P~JCsler & Brown, rll'L'ig·JwJI II' ill sJ•IJ In lilt• · hi~lH·~j hiclclr•r the following des· be improved by 50•;;. when drilled 28 ~ grml? 1.-Iolsteu:s, _34.9? lh fat, '<'l'ihl'rl I"'"I'"''I.Y lo1'all'rl ;{'.! mil1•s r•as1 ol' Clwlsea on US·J2 to in willl the seed 100 lb of 0.20.10 D·I.J lb !11111\,, Hcnr~ Mter, _o grade Lima, 1Ill' II 11orl!:. on Lima Cr•Jitt•r mud :l mih!s. fertilizer per acre, H?lstems,_ 31.'1 lb fat, 903.5 lh · 1 .. . m1lk; Gat! Thorburn, 30 grade Tl liS met1od, J.tl 1Jet than hi'Oad- H l·t · • 3 Jt f t 982 3 11 c·1sling fertilizer in Mar 1 ° s ems, ·3 ·· 3 J a , , J ~ddCPif, ~ebng(£~ry 15a 1957 • · . .. .. , , · . , ' ~ 1• \ll'oves milk; Wieland & Dekett, 41 grndc Having sold my fal'lll I will s1•1l the following dr•seJ•ibt~d pro\)t'l'ty at I I', .11., SII:\Hl' mow sdltsf,lclor ~, Tesat sat d. Holsteins and Guernseys, 31.7 lh public auction at the farm located 3 miles south of iHa!;on on US-127 to ------·-~------fat, 797,8 lh mill<; nnd Myron HarJU's •·oad, west ~~ mile on HaJ•nt~s road to I~axton road, south on Laxton ~(j HJ•;HJ~i'I'ERIW IIOLS'l'I•:I:.Ii-i ..:i 7 ClHAill~ HOLS'l'I~IXS Fertilizer Band Whipple, 16 grade and registered road one milt\ to cm·nnr of Plains and Laxton J'oads, or 2 mill's north of Holsteins, 31.6 lh fat, 908.1 Jb HI'~·. llut., X ~.,.. old, hJ•c•cl J,eslie on US-127 to Covm't mad, WPst on<\ mile on Cn\'eri in 'l'uttlt~ J'oad, Hr•g. llul., :! yr. old, ht•c•cl milk, t:l-t:H1!i - :m:m J7ll1Dl I Hl·:iti - I:>:m 7H!Iill Ups Grain Yield north 2 miles on Tuttle road to Plains road, t'ast on Plains road ~{! mile. High individual cows were: za:n·~ Jrw. Aclrq mt I!! Ierliiizer is the an· HP~. Hoi., r. ~·t•. ole!, l'r,.sh salr' Grado\ llut., li yr. old, brnrl swer lo increased small grain Matme class, over !i years: tinw- :w.-,l) lti:mn~I S-t ihili - ;).(:J]) ll818l\I production, William Freiermuth & Son, rc~is· 5tOF iJ.J:lF 1 J. R Guttay oi 1he Miehigan lered Holstein, 88 lb fat, 2,140 Ill ~·1·. Jt.,~·. llol., (j ~·1·. old, will hr•. GnuiP llol, 1 4 old, fresh, State university soil seienee de· mill\; Wieland & Dekett, grncic Ofll'n - :wm J:l78:illl partment explains that small Holstein, 88 lb fat, 1,940 lb mill\, hrt•d - a:·:;u J7.J.IIDI 1:oo P.M. Saturday, february 16 l:oo P.M. i'H~F H:~:·:F grains usually come late in the Under 5 years: William Freier· Gt'IH!P llol., ii yr. old, hi'l!CI rotation, nfler nitrogen fixed bl' muth & Son, registered Holstein, HPg·. II ol .. ·I ~T. old, l'r<•sh fi-20-;i(i - :!!l:m 12·1811\I legumes is nearly used up by 87 lb rat, 1850 lb milk, a;;,;n w;~:m liltw ·lltF lnr·. mw crops lil\c corn ami beans. · Under 4 years: Ted W. Fa~·. ICilg·. llnl., 1\ ~'1', olli\1 7!17F ·l:l:lF lb per acre slwulrl he handed witll lll'g-. llol, ·I ~·t·, old, ht'r•tl OR 7-8761 Auctioneers UL 1-3342 Gt':Hlt> Hoi., •I yt•, old, hrcld the .seed at planlinr.: lime. BmarJ. 1\-:~I·,iti - ~SID O,iOI~I 7-:!(i·:ili - a:~:m J2ii8o~r CHsl applications are only about "C'\t&Uli¥ 3ll:HI half as e!Iccllve as band place­ Hcl~. llol., .J )'J'. olcl, ht•r•cl Gnuln llnl., 2 yr, nlcl, h·r·ed ment. Lenrling BreedK U fi·i'iH - :l·IID t2:l~:iM ll·ll·lili WUI'rE ROCI{S ·12:lF Higher rates slwuld be applied HEttching All Summar., ii llt·ed Re:.dsfm•ml Holstein in a split application-part broad· Dairy lEtlM~pmerrnt Hr·~. llol., ii yl', nld, hJ'r•tl lll!ii'P.rs, dtw to cuh•e nt IJUse cast ami pm·t banded with the 2 Chor:~ Boy Millwr lJnits It -:!B-!i(i - 2771J .I !:l;;H~I 1H18 ,J nhn Deere A Tractor with Powertrol, good tinw seed. LOWDEN FARMS 2-I!Vl:ilk Cans Double Wash 'l'u!Js •lti!W ·I H<'l:'istered Yeurling· Heifet•s, condition Water Heater Cow Clipper Ht•g·, llol .. ;~: rr. nld, wi!t tm open HATCHERY l!H!l John Dt~twe 1\fodel n T1·actor with Powcrtl·ol KHJ} Pails and Straint'l' ill't'rl - ·Hifi2M (i l~,,~isttlJ'ml IIPil'm•s from 2 Phono Jaci[HOI1 ST 2-4809 and Com few!: wintt~r cab IR:il' lut', Nation's Angus 4620 E. Berry Rd. al Henrietta Sm·ge !HiHdng lWaehin<• with:~ single units, [Hlmp ami to 8 mnnlhs of age R. I, Rlvca Junction John Dt·m·e Quieh-Attacli Cultivator nwto1·, neal'ly new 1 Thls llc•1'd lh:s 11<·1~11 Continuonsl.v on HillA l'o1· ii Venrs Breeders Meet 19iJil New Holland 77 Hay Galer with loading ehnt<~ I!J:ifi llr·J'll t\\'c•t·ngc• Was f:J.I!)!\!11 Heere Combine, ·Model 12A wHh Scour t!l:i:i lknl A \'l't'ag·c~ Wns 12881ii\l H7.:w ~checlulecl to hold the annual con· FOR MAR~UTING J{h•mwt• t!l!il llm·d Avorllii" Was 12!l:HI\I 4:iJ.:w ference at Michigan State univer­ John Deere Tractor Manure Sprca(lct' Herv .... Cor~J sity, March 10·12 will discuss a l!l:i:l III'J'cl A1•em:;e Wus HOGS EARLIER lfl51 New Idea Corn Piclwr XH!I Hales Clovnr Hay 121i.~~lll 4:i81~ national progeny and P"rform­ J!);;2 11 eJ•rl A l'ct•ng·e Was 12871 ill <140.2F ance testing program for their Hl!'i4 John D1~erc 3-bottom, 14-inch Plow on •·ubbet• 1tl() Bales First Cittting A!fall':l . breed. John Dt~ere 4-har Side Ralm, on rubber 50 B:tl(•s SPeond Cutting Alfalfa ~;,.arl,y r'\'c'J'Y animal is ~it·ed hy pt•oven hulls in AHA. If Accord! ng to conference ofrt· John I>twrn lli-holc Grain Drill on rubber with 1,200 Crates Coru it is !ll'rHluc•lillll you want, this ir; tlw JlhH·c to get lt. A h>JI cials, this is the first time in . fertilizer and g1•ass seed attachment . . lwnl of l'cm·s! 1American beef cnllle history that Olivt~r 2-l.mttom, H-inch Plow on rubber a breed organization has con­ John Deere 7·l't. 1\lounted !\lower Ta~aaclt HAm'\' Jo:Ql1ll'J111\N'I' ii!ACIIINI\lt\' sidered adopting such a program. Oliver 8-1'1:. Disc Wt•stin~h.oustl 12-c•nn illlll1 Fox Choppt!t', !my 1111d t,:nrn Angus breeders attending the llol·n 1\'l:l.nm·e J,oatlcr 1!HH CJI'UWiWLE~r 1-ton Tmclt with Slalw Hade UrlUirn· conference will first' discuss the lwud 1 new mnf.m•, cxccJlcmt John Dec•m 'l'ractoa· Harrow •r•·uetor PI'O Gmss Seeder V

000 f'Hnr.9 of :10 rlozr.n r.nch, Prlr.os ~. J'llllgl'r] frnrn :Jfi In 4flf!, 'rho or,gR iNCOME TAX FACTS No, nrti1•ltloH nf tlw 2 gt•nups, will hn rlnnutcnl to !he sehonl II wa~ vrrlt!rl to linvn n ~opm·ute Honey Production 10-Year· PTA MembersI Hits Low lunrh prnr,rnm, Pttrdwses proh Claim All Exemptions fo1· Yourself !''I'll for I.IHJ Junlor·sunlol' .hlrJh abl~· will hjl n lllgher ellp, t11e 111 ~.itnd;brirlgc Wl1ftoh wiil meet 11,1' CAHr, COLI.IN' · 1 cnses hnrl starlr!ef nt Jlw wrong nl'llon is being taken fm• soma end in wntcr cnnscrvnlinn nw;1s lli'I!I'Hgu wnul\1,1' lnke cxpeclr!tl to Vote to Forn1 11n mor£~ I ha 11 ,I I hnrs a yrmJ', The llorwy proeltlr'tlon In 1\ltl:lilgan olhl'r r•rrtps, Divr•rslons fmm nl- urns. He explulnerl: "Instnnrl of lw nrnunrl 'i·flO thottsnnd casos. nnd Dependents · prPsPnt 1''1'11 unlit'l' Prr.slrlent l:wl )'CIII' wns lite h>WI'Si l'ur ill lolmPnl crops hnvn slopped nver hnlrllng the wulcr llf'nt' wlwrr It r nollf!rl C11111p will llll'l'i In !11nl'ch ,\'t•ars. f'oor WPalht•i' concllllons Jnlo (nl'd gmlns, potnlocs nnrl In fnlls nnd 11 In llu' grnunrl Two Groups ~loring A Penn Slnle slndr~nt stnll•lr•rl ('/'11/.! Is 0116 nf II ,lf!l'lr!.Y nf 111'/lcli!S 011 frtilll'nl IIICOJIIC IIIJJ to IIJ>pnlnt Jlrrl11fnntlng nnd plun· 1'111 elowu lwe ;wtlvity Pnrly. I .:.l:;t s1tme t•XIPIII soylwans and olhCJ' wlwl'f! 11 will lw marly for mt• t'VI'I'.I' 1,\'JH! of fnrm nedrlent In· flii11U. T/ic.w nrlie/1!.Y urc lw.ml 011 lllfnrmat(on l>l'mllllr!ll by Slocl;l>rirlllf! PTA voted lo form nlnt: l'lt111111lllt•t•s frrr hnlh groups. ,\'Par's l'l'op wa:; nlnwst a third l'l'ops. !':l11 prnducc"'H of some when we llPPcl 11, • hnvP sprmt 1/ic American lllst/rulr. of Mlcltlon11 They will h1• voll'd 11n nt. the w1 c:ldt> unrl nttlHirie the IJnme in .1C'£'OIIllllilll.v, e11111 llw 'J separate PTA for IIW 111'\1' Ji:m. lltll'l'i' lh1111 llw IH'C!VIot~~ .Y<•ar's "non·haslcs" are lrylnf( to show nlrw·tnnlhs of otll' funds hullrling rwnrly :J:!IIIl I'Pnnsylvnnla furm fiocfcl/1 of Oerll!fcl! /'JIIll/r! tlrCOI/Illllllf,y ill COOjJCrn/loll Willi rna Smith l!ll!lnentary sl'l1111tl April J11Prolint: and in~lnllt!rlnl tho tile llllcntnlllcvelllln fJei'Vfcc.) L. largl! mtlpul. fl.lldllgan .mnlwd tlwy hnve IICCtl hurl by neros grent clams and rr.sorvo!J·s to hold fnmlll!!s, anrl he founrl that ~ wllif'h would lndlirlt! til<' H nlf'rgl'd 1\liJy JIWiqing, to iwgln function· st!I'Cilill among all slnlr!H 111 IoLII dlwrted from whnat,.eoJ·n, mllon walr!J' wlileh HliOuld nnl have got· Werinr•selay anrl Salurrlny nrr. the Many people overpay their taxes her,nuso they cheat thems~IYob on sf'hnols In thr. Stod1hrlr!ge aren lng wlwn sr·hool J'C!:Htllll's In Sap· thuiJ· personal cxomtlllona. J>l'odtJellon. Callf~>rnia Is by t:ar and nlher basics. ten away In the first piiiL'l!," lllltsl rlang•'rous rlny~. The most. at tlie mcr.tlng Ja~t Wednesrlny IPIIlht•J', 1\Jrs. 1\Pitllf'lll Olio of tlw top pro1ltil'llll.( statn Willi • • • • • rlangerolls tlnw of rlny Is In the Hero Is how to count you1' exemtltlons (each one taltcs ;GOO ort your evr.nlng. It wns vntrd to IHtVt! IIH' .fnc]\~1111, fic!ld rllrPdor of ri!Hirlet i1linm•solll Hl'<'oJHI, 1111d J'lnrlr!a Cllfflll'li llnpe, fonneJ' GOP taxable Income): nftrJ'noon, heiWt!i!il 2 allfl •1. Ma· Munith MotlwJ·~ duh f'nntltHte as No. •I r1ol' lhe l'>lldllf:an P'l'A, As 1111 lndleallnn nf WIHII IIH• One exemption ror yourselr, two 1------­ tliirrl, JIWillllr~•· of the IHHJ~c agrkullurc <'ilinPJ'Y t·uusrs more nr:eirlents Jr you nt·e 66 or ovr.r, two It you a c•lttl> In lieu nf 11 PTA lllf're nr liiW'rl llll'lllitCI'S or IIJC! Sincl<· ''' ''' ''' t'CIIlllllitlet•, 11ow In prlvnte law drouth Is doing itJ ll1e soltlliwest, I han lmdm.'i. llnnrl tools at'e also aro hltnd, three it you nrc holh 65 thun 10 (lorccnt or the support, nntl hrirlgP I''J'i\ 1<1 Ialii' mmc of the JH'Ivate crop fnl'f!l'asls lnrlkn lr! bo must he n member or n groutt :tf helng n part nf the Sirll'khridg£' 'I'IH'I'I''s a n1ovn 111> lo mniH• pi'ill'tli'C In 1\ansas, said at. n mnjor oiTr!llrlrn;. nnrl blind. 'l'ho snme Rl>pltes to your PTA. Grr.gnr·y will r'ont Inun lrr $:l!J.I,.J2 111 the t l'l'ithlll'.l' nnrl send the r·omhined 1fl:i7 whrnt prrulw· buahnnd or wiro. who nltogctlJCr provided mar~ tlJUn pr1lai1H'S 1Ot't, and that person must have Its I'nl'r!nt.'J'f'IJeiWt' om. ~:imilar tlial tlliH cotJntry in too many Only ~:.·,: of llw young pcmpiP in 'i'I'Ping n J>ai'l of Ol1iahrnnn, 'l't~xns nnrl Nr~w Mexi­ whrr l!nler high school receive depend on t except lor the rcqu IJ·e· co area' may dmp ill•lmv J.J:J.:J return clnlmtng tho oxcmtltlons, In· the Stod\lll'ldgr! PTA. Hollt•J'I '1'111' l!ovs dwrus snng, under diplomas. That's an improVt'illl'lll eluding those for ago or hllnducae, mcnt or !>rovlding more thnn hnlt ·'fol'fm·, hr!nd of Grngory !'TO, IIH• ilirc•l'·tion of I\llss Nellie million huslwls. l\iiJJSiiS alotll' SUilport. 111'1'1' 10 yPiiJ's ago, when only 'Ill';; to whtcb the deceased would have prorllll'<'rl this amount lasl yr•aJ', In o1·dcr ror one ot the group to said tlwy mlgltl fnrm n pnrenl· S I !! p II II II s. Ht•fJ'<'!·dunent~ wer(l W take part in kept in mind that you can't talm I Itt! Cilll!'l'l'l'a I irrn n'ser·ve phase of l\luhiple Support Agreement• . this deduction tr you tslte the stand· 7:00P.M. Ill<' wil h:tnl; Jll'rlg!'nm. The ex· U you shared with others In the ard 10 percent deduction. l••nsiort is frrrm March 15 to April support of a dependent, but none or The Instruction book which comes with your tux Corm gives further I:'i .... Ot'fid;lls wl10 arc re- you provided more than half the support, you may still be able to lntr,mntton. Help ts also available '' SJII>!I.•:ihlt• for handling grain ~rrange among ::,oou for one or the by telephone or nt offices or the $25,000 New Merchandise :;trrr;lg<• far'ilili1•s frrr the CCC ;roup to have the $600 exemption. Internal Revenue ServJcc. The Rev. lrrrp1• to ~:et 1>:: witlwut buying!' You might agree, for example, to cnue SeJ'VIcc urges you to consult S:tve 1\loney - E\'l'ryt hin.t.; !\lust Be Sold ll:nt'L' bins I his yc,ar, evon though talI of crrrn in some ;m\as. The one who claims the exemp- Neltt Article: Per•onal Dcduclimia -all aro 'exceptional. .. , , U~"i)),\ !;opes to i!XJHII'I about tlon must have contribut··•"" "'-ore Moy Cut Your Taw~ D1'JI ' Tools- Soel.:et Sets- OpPn D·~nd Wrt•1wh Scots -Etc. ·l.'iil m!llion bushels of wheat for I L d Ilousehohl I~CJUipment - Paint - Toasters - I~lcctric · I the marlH•ting year ending June Fore·sf an ~arm Tools .10. Farmers with s & Steam Irons - Uoolmarc - Dinette Sets - Elcctri· V11rious A Full Line 1 live~lrwl\ ailment~ co~t R • H J f O AbJ•t•bJ• cal Appliances - l.liixmastcrs - Dishes - Porta!Jic SAM STREET H·UGHES • Ford Tractor, li!co new, Cultivaton;, famwrs about $1.7 billion H year ecelve e p r m I j in !rl.sl ·liVl'siiJC'l\ . . . . ' Plow•, Drag•, Spreader, Combine, pr?rl~clio~. Sewing 1\laehincs - Lug~age - Electl'ic Heaters - Grain Elevator, Corn Pider, 13·hole ~!asiJIJs acr•ouJlls.Jor .$~21 mil Mlclugan Jn.dustry, being. de·! the need to help and a~lv1se \~'?o~- for Grain Drill with fertilizer attg•, Ladders, saved ne:trly $1 billion as a result . One s~1eh firm Is the Abi~iili. 1~ill co.me. baek to them man,v Groin Auger, Stod Trailer; Poultry Iof this veterinary bill. .. Pigs arc corporation at Alpena, accorcllng I limes 111 future ycm·s o[ good Equipment, Gas T<1nk, Posh and Wire, among lhe worlcl's mosl. neurotic to .Tack Auden, the firm's for·lwoocllancl management. Hall of Distributors Lots of other 'Furm Tools, largo ond creatures, according lei a gent ester. Attorney in Ingham County for 2B years, .•mall, who is Englilncl's only Jull·timc .. Besides buying wood lor the With contimt?Us planting of pig hypnotisl. (Don't nsk me firm, foresters serve as consult.., corn, [armcr·s Will have to apply Municipal Judge for 9 years. ~... ~ousehoid why he has this unique 'job!J ,ants to tile woodland owner, , about one pnunrl nf nilror:en for G. K. SMITH, Manager ______· This move is made in view o[ 1 ead1 expected bushel yield. Law Degrees from Bcrec1 College, Kontucky, Harvard Univer­ Goods Some Antiques sity and University of Chicago. Mother's March , 1,542 Bales Alfalfa Hay and 400 1 Bale• ·Straw. Studie~ International Law at Columbia University. Nets. $530.7 4 Her·e's ,.What MICHIGAN STATE s·ays Abotst Experienced in ALL Phases of Law. Tlw Mothers' March of Dimes Mrs. Lon Fha;1er in Leslie• and Leslie townsl1ip, Executrix under llw clir"elion of Mrs. JolHII S. Gingas, nett eel :;i5:J0.7, he said1 is in selecting the right fc•r• "We fertilize heavily not only I tilizer g•·:tde or analysis. witl1 chemical fertilizers hut turn j 11nrler large amounts of green I~ven though straight niti'Ogen is gaining poJmhuit~· in the stu te, most manure." Another point of im· portnnce to his fruit operations of om· erous could use!) 1'11\mS 1\IOJ~IG ammonia iaita·ate, ;o;ull'ate of· am­ is llwt with the strawberry plant.· monia, anl~ydrous amnionia, mea, nitrogen solution, and othm·s. ings he is able to supply 8 week> of contimtous Wot'k to his farm From the standpoint of stl·aight nitrogen, 6,000· tons :u't! used in the workers. state. nut, by the way the CI'OJIS ~·esponcl, soils men maintain that the (i,OOO Jlo!ld!J tons now used could be boosted to 70)000 tons. ' Federal Land Bank Loans Soils testing records show that farmers could also Jll'ofit.ably use more ol' the high phosJJhorus fertilizers. ' Through ProiJ!emsP Some ot' these inchule formulations as: 3·18·!.1 or ·5-20-10. National

You Can Beat Them Farm Loan Count on Us to Supply You .With the RIGHT ' with· a Planned Savings Account. Association SEED FERTILIZER- FEED > I \. at LONG TERM - LOW INTEREST

Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance· Bldg, Every THE FARM.ERS: BA·NK Tuesday Phone .OR 7.6091

I ' Main Oflico: 415 S, Cochr~n Mason Elevator. Co. Member of. f; D. I. C. .Mason Oldest.· B~nk in Ingham County Chari otto, Michigan· • - , I ' Phono I BBO 345 W •. Columbia Phone Mason .OR 6·1341 Page 6 cnrrm, lhi'JPniR nl \Vc>sl 0Inn~::u lngl1a111 County News Fcbruarv 14, 1957 N I, 1HH7!'1flll his 11me In Ti'lm ,., ldn nnrl his lnlo ;om~ lnclurllnt-~ Legal Notices his rliPIH\shlp \lith Tlrn!Y Ti'md

f r!tsnn' lnvr>nllons sr•trrn rllsplu) It I! ludr> An cll't l!nglllJllii" V<1lf.' li'COI dr 1 ,rnd 1Cglslf'l on 11hlth Ill \loiS gc llllt•d Ins t11s1 (loliPIII In IKhfl lnlc>llclPc\ f111 1 lc glslnlilf hnd1 II II I \f'lls diCIII 1i lis limP 1111! ltrllt!' fl!lll 1 jlliHiir II .. sl nHipolnl cncnpic It 11 1111'11' r t ss FOR SPEED WITH COMFORT-Here IS n new .Tngu,n, a smics production cnt wtl)l full fill 1ou11ng ~IUIJltncnt Cnllcd the XK-SS, tt is nn ndnptlon of th!! famous D" fngu.1r w!llllCI or Jll, f'lttlilt loliiiOglljih 11o111S mnny n 1.1JOr Etnopcnn nml A111etlcnn road races 1'hc Englrsh-mndc 1eluclc wtll he! mnnufnc­ 11111111 llhlrh il11plC1\If) AltXollld llluchr>rtitst•qlltr 11 1111 1 II limited lur,h turcd !or export m numbNs, for those who wnnl to combine performance toUilll(: I' I (;I olh 1111 ill II' Ill tgni'IIC 1P]I l Clwcl< 1hr s dl llllilll Ill \ 0111 wllh producUon sports cnr racing ll features a 262-horscpo\1 cr eng me phnnt I g II rlt ll II I 1111 II plllillllll llJIII\1

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Sl ( I'ION II I he pi ovtsrnns of this 01 rhn 1nre shill not ill' 1)1)111 r 1hlt 111 lhr> flll11 ship I rhn'r clf's1gn ill'rl ns US or l\1irlllgnn Slnlr> ltu11l li11• s 2 J hose 1111h1n I he llmtls of Ill} c 111 nt \lilt r> ! llimw on 11 lw lr Ihr maxtmum speed n1 1 till 11 s li.ts lie r 11 lrrmted 1o le's 1htn 'iO miles pet lwur IIIHirt llu p11111 'tons 11£ Acl 21h of I he Puhh1 Ar Is flf lflli lliosf' m1 11l11rh 1hc spcetl JS lnmiNIIo lcss 1h 111 ill miles jl!'l linul h} olCIJon of I he St liP lhgll\1 1\ ( lllllllllSSilnii 111 the Counly llno~d ( nmmisswnrrs 11HI1Iie 1 lllllllls'll111 r 1 o( lhr 1\!lthlglll Sl.tle PoiHe lltHIPI lilt prmtslnns rl Scr lion h2R nl A1 I No lDfl o1 thr l'uhlu A Is n1 Hl l'l Sl ( fiON Ill llw sprerllilllll sci fDtlh 111 lh1s ordllliiHI sit ill 1111 1ppl) to velwles wlwn npet.11Crl 1\tlh due ll'~ild fen Sil111 till dtr the rlnetllon n11hr. police 111 11H cl11sr> Ill tpprthrnsillllll \lol.llors o( llw l,tw 01 n! persons eli tlgt'd Willi 111 suspcll!d 1 I 111~ such 1 tnltltnn nor to 1 fn e llcpnlcnl'nl 11 1111 p 111111 " htries when ll iVCil11~ Ill l!'SJlOllS! In 1 f11e till Ill 1101 In puhill II [HlVLlC ll11hi1111HC!S 1\hlll lrdl<'illlg 111 Cllll'lgllllliS fill rx rmpl1on s!1.11l not 11111\CVer prniPtl 1ilr rhllf'l 1 1 1111 11<11 1< l11rie fromllir " ilislrgtlll 1 I lilt s111 11 of olhrrs

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NOTICE OF Biennial Spring PRIMARY ELECTION In Ingham Countv. Monday, February 18, 1957 . Polls will be open from 7:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. m. for the pur,pose of nom- inating Ingham County Circuit Judge. City of Mason Electors Will Nominate Councilmen Candidates.

ALAIEDON 'fOWNSIIIP WHEATFIELD 'fOWNSJIII> 1 l'nlhn.., I'IUl'l' !\la1crlnn '1 01\ 11 Hull i'nlltng l'lu~r· \\'hc•11thelil 'I rmn llull I.~ lc Oeslf'lll•, (It'll( L1111 1ence ,J, !iinuth, (if' II'

AllREUUS 'fOWNSIIIP WHITE OAI\ TOWNSHIP l'nlllng l'lut e: A1111'h11s l'cm n lh1ll Pollin~ l'ha~t • Wlutc• Oulc 'I em 11 llull ~~~ S, ( PCllle Ill ( lllllJI ( II' II< AIIO WIU'fle, ( ler I, ONONDAGA 'fOWNSHIP I'ullin~; J'h11e Onnndugu lm1 11 Hall INGHAI\1 TOWNSIUP l'nlhng l'luw· Ingham 'I'OI\11 llull ltohPrt {', Nohh•, ( ll•ll• Gr•orge Vogt, ,JJ., ( lr•Jic VEVAY TOWNSIIIP l'nllmg l'ln1 e. \ 1 \'IIY 1 own Jlull I.. EROY TOWNSIIIP l'nlling l'lum: Lc•roy ( onmmnUy llull nhmdu• "''" r•lt•ll ( lrrl. Vet non Uudge, Cit•! I~ DEI,HI 'fOWNSHIP Polling Place· DlstJicts 1 mul li, Community 11ull in CITY OF 1\IASON

Holt; Disltlcts 2 mul 7, ~hllt•1 Uond Comnmnlt~ l'olhng l'hu e l'1 eel net No. 11 Com t llonsc•, west en 1 Unll; lliMtllcts ~ und 81 1\lutJlt• I'I'CiJICt No. a, Comt Jlouse, I'IISt 1111d lllstuct'li, I'IeNhytm·inn Chmch in Uolt niiU'IInrr, fll'lll 11om. Btlith Aclcock, Clmlt Gemge Kellogg, lngl~am County News February 14, 1957 Page 1 UllOAT, NOTJCE~ LJlJOAT, NOTJOEB UUOAf, NOTIOER Legal Notices II PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS-SERVICE

Foods Livestock Plumbing-Heating Prescriptions Tank Cleaner Jo;Jpc•trknl TIWCKING AND BUYING Sales __:_ Service - Installations Beebe's West Side Ilnvc your stnd{ truclwd lo tile "Prescrlplions Arc Our SI~PTIC TANKS CLI~ANJo:D mnrlwt thnl mnlws tl1C marlwt Specialty" Al~n crmet·ct(! sl!jlt lc tanl1s [Ill' RON LEWIS "Your Fl'icnrlly Neighborhood by cxpcrlcneerl t ruckcrs. snle. f'JIOIII'S Of{ (j.J!f7:J [II' Oil 7·2;i~IJ Grocery" ALL ANIMALS INSURED Hitchens , Open Evenings and Sundays Semi·Trudt Set·vtce now Avnilahlc! Francis Sloan Luxaire Furnaces EVEN GOT A SPARE-Here's the first phologt·aph the Air Force's new "Teracruzcr" Texaco Cas-Oil Cnll us on any kind of llvestocl1 . Drug Store \VIIIInrnstnn, ltnllll' :l IT'S of you wish to sell at home. truck and "Translauncher" scmi-lrnilcr .. Tlw pillow-ilrccl units arc shown carrying a TM-61B Phone fi7 I ·\V f Sltl'<'l lll<'lill \Vorl; 20•1 N, Ceria r Pl1. OR 7·4151 See_us for your registered !Iamp· Matador missile, The eight-wheel-drive tt·uclc and trailer hava huge, hlgh-ilolat!on, low­ Courteous Servkr! • l·:stimatt•s (;!:idly Given pressure Terra-Tires designed to travel where no roods exist t'o m~ssllc launching sites. Pro· We Give Gold Stamps shire breeding r;tock. The hcst in meat type hogs. !Ioll duction of the vehicles has begun as pat·! of multi-million-dollar Au· Forca contracts for the Septic Tanks new i\iatndrn· ground-support system. "We Barbecue in tile Store" Wiljax Heating Co. Bim Franklin Cleaned \VIIIwrl J(f'yrwlds, Pwrwr Ingham County News February 14, 1957 Page 8 George's Market Livestock :l:lll:! IIPt'lil;t Stn•<'l, llolt Boolr Talk Lkcnseri Dealer, Mason W<' sp<'<'inllw !11 l'i<'illtliil( ·"'Jll ic· l'ltoiH' I loll < lX ·1·2·1:ll Phone Olt 7·H!H 1 I !;mils and llm•s anrl im;tnll IH'\\' If ,\'Oit'rr• lhinldll!.( <~f rl'llHHi<'l· We deliver on order~ of $2.00 rn· Services tanlis anrl lir!lrls, ing this ~prilt)(, lit<' in!.(lllltn <'CJIIII· more ty lihr;try lws ill'ipful manuaLs 42<1 S. Jcffet·son Mason whielt will ned only gi1·e you Livestock Hauling AMEftTCAN BIU:EDEI1 Eaton County lrlcas for llliJrlr>rni/.alitJn Jll'll.it•c•t,; Phone On 7-7151 SimVICI~ hut nls" slt•p.hy-.slt•p inslnll'tilllls and Septic Tank Service Jor earr·,vitq( lht•m tHtl. Frozen Semen General Trucking !'hone Lansing IV :l-1117!1 One CJJ' till• nrosl J'('t'l'lll anti I All sln•s Jll'lll'l'ri to proriu<'e high· comprriH!Il::i\'1! tlo·ii·,V" u I' s <'I f Flowers To Delroil--Mondny mornings (H'nril!eing rl:rughters. mnnuais 1,: '1'111•: t'CI:\JJ>J.J·:TI·: To Charlottc~--Monday after· BrcPrling fee :ji7.1lll. No l'imrgc for BOOK CW [[0~11•: irJOJ)J;:JtN 1:1.· noons l'l!proats ot· membership. · INC by Snmuc•l Paul. 'l'l!is h'loil COMPLETE: FLORAL To Battle Creek-Wednesdays Home 2'1-hour phone service COVCI'S eVCJ',\' asjH'I'( llf ill>nW illl· ARRANGEMENTS To St.,Johns-Fridnys provcmcnt from painting anti If Ihe cow comes In to heat. in Weddings the moming, I'll mmc out that wallpapering, roofing, flooring, lo Oldsmobile plumbing a1HI l'it!<'lridly, Funemls · Parties M. F. Lemor. :·:nme cveninJJ, Service Fell' 11<'1 trr llny:; in Otlwr· 11~'1'1'111 bool;s itll'llllll' L•'<' l~r·ad ,Jnhn R:12-21l. Delivery Service · Phone Lansing IV •[.!);J7H ![ I he I!OW r·omcs into hcnt in Nt~W and l!sc~d Car:-; Frank's 1!0\V '1'0 Jo:XI'AN!l A!\lll That was the h·u1~ Lh~ht, whieh lil-(htcth H'il· I'Oilldh i.nto lhl• wnrhl: (,],~Jml:!J.) ' . ' Clements !-lower Shop Kean' s 5-10c-$1 Store man'~ HOME ll\!PIWVJ·:l\IJ·:1.;'J'S YOU CAN DO, ltc•ginald llaw· \Vhtle I was passin.~ Stnrp:tPDl'e one mght, the water wa, 1082 Wnlnut Ph. OX 4-1701 Gcaerl:,o. llHll>la'llrinrgi.·S Vcnct ian Blinds There were seveml lighthouses around. As I stood Holt Persona I I""' rllgtee~:D~lt. McCarn Oldsmobile itins' NE:W !lOUSES FfUll\1 OLD. ~·aim. I .Pnpct•, Plnstie anrl Clotlt on our ship, I was J'ascitHt~cd by the fact that rcg~rclless of and Augtrsl Loc:l\\l'olld's 110\V TO Your clothes nrc safP. Ill our Window Slmc!Ps 222 S. Cednr FINISII \'Olin ATTIC ANIJ llw dircclion fmm which they cnmc, the beams of hght from hands. We get them ~pnrilling Rr.pnir Verwt ian Blinds l'IH>IW 011 7·%HI BASEMENT YOU!{SJ·:Li•', c•ach lighthouse mucic a path of light lo my feet. Darisville Phone Oft 7·5'i!ll clean, beitutifully pres:;etl with Ph .. MA 3·3:iH SAVE on AUTO !'ARTS The library also has llllol;s H seemed a~ if I he beams were for me only, until I Well Drilling utmost. care. No high-price wor· ------al whieh outline teC'11nique~ anti I'enlizc•d t lwy were !'or anyone who cared to sec them. · ries either! · tools for home r<'pnir~ nntl main· II' it were pus~ihlc f'Dl' all pe1·sons in the wot·ld to stand Bud's Auto Parts tcnance. in any din>clion in si:~ht or a lighthouse, t.IJC beams would ------1 Modern Dry Cleaners "('pnlml Mic~hi!.(an's Largr!sl In o!J~ervancl! ol' llmtlwrlulllli I'Cach ;'til persons. 1 Phone OR 7-1!311 Well ,Drilling Dc~nl(!l' in Late Model Salvage" Wee!<, Febntnry 17 to:! I, thl' lng· · Soil is with God's love; it is like a beam shining in every l'lwne OX !l·2154 ham coLtnty library is eallin:~ clireclion pi'O\~icling a two-way communication channe! be- :J. and 4-inch for f1u·m and honw, o[ llolt · 2 Miles · North special attenlion to hooioks lhal will Br·J'on~ Cod and among my fellow men I will wallt in the !'hone 01~ 7·2231 100·1h Delivered Cylinder~ Upholstery tell how to under.sland and livr~ light or Chl'isL Both arc automatic systems Nursing Floor Coverings with their parcnls,