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Volume 105, No. 51 2 Sections, 24 Pages December 16 1 1964 10~ per copy Voters Apf!.rove 4 to 1 College Wins OK Voting Tables on Page A-ll Ingham county has Its own community county community college citizens study com­ Bloodmobile college, mittee, a member of the Lansing YMCA board of directors, a member of the board Participation Voters Tuesday approved 2 proposals re­ of managers of the American Baptist For­ garding the establishment of the college and eign Mission societies of Valley Forge, the assessment of a one mill tax for Its Pennsylvania, treasurer of the American Ft~lls Flat operation and expansion and elected 6 trus­ Baptist Student Foundation of Michigan State Eightycfour donors offered tees as the governing body of the Institu­ university and former finance committee chairman of the M 1 c h 1 g an Council of blood at the blo•Jdmoblle stop In tion, Churches, Trumble Is 50 years old. He Mason Friday. The effort net­ ted 80 pints of blood for the Proposal No. 1, to establish a community received 3,217 votes, Ingham county Red Cross b Joo1 college district In the county, carried by a Proposals I and 2 carried In every dis­ bank - a sum far short of the vote of 11,824 yes and 2, 775 no, trict but 2. Leslle voted down both pro­ area's quota of 125. Ray Collar, the BOth donor of Proposal No. 2, to levy a one mill tax posals and Wheatfield district (White Dog) cast tie votes on both proposals. the day was awarded the $25 prize annually for the operation and expansion presented by the Mason K! wanls of the county community college, carried by a vote of 11,248 yes and 3 363 no, Voting was e)(tremely light. Less than club In an effort to boost sCHRISTMAS MUSIC- Miss Yolanda Dillon next. This mirror-reflected picture of Miss Dillon lin, Lois Silsby, Leo Allaire, old and married. He polled a total of 4,583 Louis Beratta, Richard Brown, votes in Tuesday's election, is providing Christmas shoppers with organ music was taken by Archy Ammerman. Miss Dillon's Jami!S Kramer, WlllarciJ, Every, Said Dr. era wford: Lena E. Ely, L, J. Cantrlll, Rob­ CECIL E. MCDONALD, superintendent in the lobby of Mason State bank this week and performances are presented daily from 10 to 11 "Transfer of the Lansing Community col­ ert Inghram, William E. Par­ of East Lansing public schools for the past lege to the newly formed Ingham county and from 1 unti I 3. sons, Ivan Kerr Dorothy Hall, 15 years, a member of the community 1 district, w111 be by mutual agreement of Lola Palmer, David Woods, Bar­ college citizens study committee, a mem­ the Lansing board of education ancl the ry Wentland, Gretchen Schnepp, ber of the East Lansing Community coun­ newly elected board of trustees of the Ing. Betty Wireman, Lawrence T. cil, the Capitol Area Economic Opportunity ham district community college, Library Gregory, Judy E. Mohlman, Ed­ comm!.ttee and a past president of the Mich­ ward L, Ware, Charles Klpke, igan Association of School Administrators. "The law provides that a local district Frank Allen, Robert Drexler, McDonald Is 59 years old. He received 4,255 votes. operating a community college (such as Lan­ t-4\oson Registers Ring Adjusts Madelene H1lls, Robert Sitler, sing) may lease, sell or give Its property Leonard Carter, Alb·~rt Humph­ to a new district (such as the Ingham county rey, Helen Ware, Paul M'Jdgett ALBERT J. BOYD of Lansing, execu­ district). Jr., \f!P\vln Battlge, Jay Day, tive vice-president of the Greater Lan­ Wage Scale Alo<:I~~ewman, Go!'don Kars­ slnr; Chamber of Commerce, served with In the event the property is sold, the Christmas business Is better Shoppers this year are buying among other Items. lake, Clara Burgess, Lawrence the community college citlzens study com­ The Ingham county library terms of sale must be agreed upon by both than It was last year In Mason. more fruits ancl baking supplies, "Business Is better than we Burgess, Robert N. Clark, Lyle mittee. He has been president of the Na­ board, in session here last Wed­ the Lansing board and the Ingham cllstrlct That Is the opinion of several Scribner said, In meat line tur- exp:cled", an official at the Newman, Larry Nelson, Mar­ tional Institute for Organization Management, nesday, adjusted upward wage c. board and also by the state superintendent merchants lntervlewecl during the keys top the list In Christmas Chesley Drug store said. "We gie Snook, Mrs. Freada Nesbitt, Eaton County representallve on the Tri­ rates of 22 part tim.~· library of publlc Instruction. past week, purchases. are selling a lot of wrist wat- John H. Coy, Hollan:! Dart, Rich­ County Regional Planning commission, He Eel Ware of Ware's drug and Scribner ascribes the big de- Is 56 years old, Boyd polled 4,045 votes. ches and 'English Leather', employes In the county library ard Woodland, Mrs. Lynda Tide­ camera shop, said Christmas mand for baking supplies to the "No definite tlme Is set for the trans­ men's toiletries, Is In big de­ system and approved an Increase man, Vaughn Snook, trade Is exceeding the 1963 hol- fact that many families this year DAVID FROH of East Lansing Is sta­ fer''· mand, As a whole we are doing in the hours of operation of Mary Rich, M.:s, Jennie Clark, !clay season, and shoppers are are making candy, cakes ancl tion manager of WILS, Lansing Bcoadcas­ better than last year. The big some branches of the system, Kenneth Sheffer, Edward Duke, buying better quality goods this other pastries for the Christmas ting company, Inc. He is a former direc­ Said Stroud: rush wlll be between now and The board also accepted 2 Stan Bryson, Hollis Bartlett, season. season. Verle Lamphere, Everett Mid­ tor of the Lansing Chamber of Commerce, Christmas", gifts for the Hall Mem·:>rlal li­ "It Is now the duty of Donald Crakes Transistor television sets, As usual oranges, tangerines daugh, Floyd Baker, Mathilda and a member of the advisory council on brary in Mason. One was a new of Leslle, president of the Ingham Inter­ transistor radios, cameras all and nuts, both In bulk an:! pack- Christmas business is good as Browers, Doyle M. Newman, naval affairs and the citizens task force on American flag, presented by Mrs. mediate board of education to call together are moving well as are the ex- aged, are In big demand. It has been all the year, B.J. M.A. Bergin of Mason, the other James N. Brown, Raymond Col­ municipal efficiency, Frob Is 42 years old. the members of the newly elected board of elusive cosmetics, such as Ar- Scribner says lines of watches, Cady of Mason Appliance com­ a staff for the flag from the lar, D.R, Scofield, Miss Freda He received 3,988 votes. trustees who have been chosen by the voters page, Chane!, Faberge and D'- and transistor radios which the pany said. He believes that spend­ Harris, Elizabeth Linden ancl Mason Women's club. to direct the destinies of the Ingham County orsay. store stocks, also are attract- ing this Christmas season Is to Rolph Silsby, JOHN H. DART, Mason insurance agent Community college. At this meeting the Jeff Scribner, store manager lng many buyers. the bigger and higher priced The flag and staff w111 be Gallon donors were: Charles and lifelong resident of Ingham county, a board will elect Its officers. at Densmore's super mar:ket, Densmore's store Is gaylyde~- Items. placed In the Elgie Crossman Deland, 1 gallon pin; Harold graduate of Mason high school, Michigan says the Christmas rush Is now orated In Christmas attire and a room of the library. . F ranklln, 2 gallon pln; Dick State university and Harvard law school, on In earnest and he expects It large Christmas tree has been "We are selling lots of colored Announcement was made that Brown, 1 gallo.1 pin; Louis Ber­ a former high school teacher, prominent "When this Is completed the Ingham In­ to ln:rease In volume as t11e hall- set up In front o~ the store. television sets", he said and we the program committee will meet atta, 3 gallon pin; Don Scoflelcl, in the worl( of the Community Chest, a termediate board of education wlll step day nears. Schuyler Smith of the Ball- are doing a big business In ap- at the Hall Memorial library 5 gallon pin. member of the Ingham County Bar asso­ out of the picture. Its part In the pro­ Densmore's carries a special Dunn company also sees· better pllances." Sunday, January 3 at 3 p.m. ciation. Dart, who Is 51, is married and cedure leacllng up to Tuesday's vote has l!ne of large toys which are find- trade this year than last. Cady Is closing out his stocks to discuss revisions In the book has 4 children. In Tuesday's voting he re­ been of a mlnlsterlal nature. When the !ng favor with a lot of buyers, "We are having lots of cash of Colonial ancl Early American selection policy for the county ceived 3,940 votes, new board has organized, it will take over Contract Awarded Two such toys are a pretty real deals this year", he said, "and furniture and he says those lines system, Meeting with the group as the guiding body of the college. looking machine gun which shoots sho,;Jpers are buying bigger are moving well this season, wlll be Mrs. Loleta Fyan, re­ At a special council meeting LEE A. TRUMBLE of Lansing, is treas­ harmless bullets and an autorno- pieces of furniture". "Altogether, we are well sat- tired state llbrarlan. Thursday night the contract for urer of the Michigan Baptist convention Under law, the new board must be called bile which operates by remote He noted good sales in sofas, isfied with the Christmas bust- The board also discussed par­ the Cedar Street sewer extension and retired last summer after serving 25 together by the president of the Interme­ control. chairs, and bedroom suites ness", he said. ticipation on the poverty pro­ was awarded to McNamara Con­ years as comptroller of the Michigan Farm diate board within one month after the gram and plans to contact the struction of Lansing. Bureau, He was general chairman of the election." **************************:!:******************* Capital Area Opportunity com­ mittee which Is in charge of the His First Snow Fe II admln!stratlon of the program rc----~,-----R--~--1 In this area. t ounc1 men ev1ew t Mrs. Miriam Wixson was hos­ Stockbridge Pair Mexican Youth Visits ·Mason tess to members of Hope circle of Mason Baptist church Thurs­ day for a dessert luncheon. For :Annexation Plans I Rolando Zarate, 16-year-old the occasion the house was decor­ Councllmen cllscussed the pos­ anne)(atlon, State statutes require a ted for the Christmas season ancl Fires On Officer high school sophomore from sibility of an annexation vote at that people In the proposed annex­ Mexico Is getting his first ex­ a gift exchange was used in the Wilkie Fletcher, 24, of stock­ cher ordered Frye off the pro­ Thursday's special councll meet­ ation area sign the petltlons, at program. perience with snow here in 111a­ brlclge was free on $10,000 bonds perty. ing. least 1 per cent of the people son. An original Christmas poem Tuesday after his arraignment Following Fletcher from the Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Corbin In Vevay township outside the was read by Mrs. Daisy Bartley before Justice of Peace Roy W. house was Elmer Patrick, 24, have 30 acres at the west city annexation area ancl at least one He arrived a week ago and will and devotions were led by Mrs. Adams of Mason on charges of also of Hinckley road, Officers limits on Columbia road that they per cent of the people In the city spend the next 2 months as the Violet Hinkley using the nativ­ assault with ·a deadly weapon said Patrick told Fletcher to want annexed to the dty. of Mason. guest of Mr. and Mrs, Donald Ity story. with Intent to klll. "shoot the cop's head off". Vevay township board mem­ After determining the validity Clark and their son Ward 17 Elmer Patrick, 24, also of Three other subjects then join­ bers did not grant approval when of the petitions the board of of 9 Gale road, Mason,' ' ' Quilt blocks were cut for the stockbridge, arraigned with ed Patrick and Fletcher and one the matter was placed before supervisors could then order an Rolando was one of 102 students Berean Mission for the Navajo Fletcher on the same charge, of them grabbed the gun held them last m.)nth, election. failed to make bond and was still by Fletcher. who arrived at Metropolitan air­ Indians In Thoreau, New Mex­ Procedures open to the Cor­ In such an election the a!Uiexa­ ico, This mission Is directed by confined In the Ingham county bins were spelled out Thursday port In Detroit last week for a At that time Fletcher had the tion would have to carry inslcle Mr. and Mrs, Glen Marshall. jail Tuesday. night by Councllmen Glen Coon 2 months' stay In the United gun pointed at his head, Frye the annexation area and would The 2 men are accused of and Russell B:,ment. States. Their visit is part of said, The gun was pushed up In have to carry the combined vote attem,ung to kill Chief Harold They pointed out that the Cor­ the Youth for Understanding pro­ the air and It discharged as of the city ancl that part ot the Frye of the Stockbridge pollee bins should petition the county gram which brings many foreign­ Fletcher pulle:l 1t back clown. township outside the anne)(atlon ers to America throughout the department following a wlld chase board of supervisors for the area. through Stockbridge streets and This gave Frye an opportunity to year and through which American rural roads last SUnday night, get In the patrol car and back youths visit other foreign coun­ New Jail the vehicle out of range of the tries, Fletcher and Patrick each de­ manded e;camlnat1on when ar­ gun, The Me)(lcan students all are Continues raigned a.ncl judge set a tenta­ In the meantime Robinson had Sheriff Adds Staff spending a 2 months vacatton tive day of December 21 at 9:30 radioed the Ingham coan~y sher­ which started this month in their ROLANDO ZARATE 16, of Mexico is a.m. for the examination, Iff's department for help, Sher­ schools In Mexico. Rolando has 1 1 Frye said he and LoUis Rob­ Iff Kenneth L. Preadmore dis­ For New Jail Chores enrolled in Mason high school as in Mason for 2 months as a sophomore student at To Draw lnson, a member of the Stock­ patched officers ancl cars. Other a sophomore. His host, Ward Mason high school under the Youth for Under­ bridge auxiliary pollee, were on help carne from the Jackson, East Sheriff Kenneth L. Preadmore, Stockbrlclge, Clinton P. Chad­ Clark, is a senior at the school, For the second week encl, sher­ patrol about 11:45 p.m. SUnday Lansing, anct Brighton posts of announced Tuesday the employ­ well of Lansing, ~renUord E. Mrs. Clark describes Rolando standing program. While here he is a guest at the iff Kenneth L. Preaclmore was when they saw 2cars racing south the state pollee, the Jackson ment of 12 new deputies who w111 Gilles of Lansing, Leonard R. as a quiet, studious boy who likes host at an open house at the new on Main street In Stockbrlclge. county sheriff's department ancl go on duty at the new Ingham McQueen of Holt, Robert Cade at Mr. and Mrs. Don Clark home 1 9 Gale road. He to read, enjoys hl-fl mul'ic and $1,750,0):1 Ingham county jail The pollee car gave chase at the Washtenaw county sheriff's county jail on N. Cedar street Mason, Rodney M. Dropping ol on N. Cedar street last week speeds that reached 90 mlles department, Ingham county cars gets pleasure out of watching is shown here with the son of his host family 1 Ward Monday morning, January 4, Lansing, W11llam G. Ensley ot football and basketball games on end, an hour. After 2 1/2 miles, came from as far as Mer:ldlan Several more are to be hired Lansing, Charles T. sadler ot Clark, 17 1 a senior at Mason high school. television, During the first week end open the 2 cars turned into a drive­ township, Jackson city pollee, as the m~npower of the depart­ Lansing and Rodney Lane at Ma­ house about 10,000 persons vis­ way at 5697 Hinkley road, stop­ Chelsea pollee ancl even as far ment Is Increased to meet ex­ son. Roland speaks English, al­ that the children are older and In to take Rolando on short trips ited the faclllty am! were taken ped and 2 men got out and ran a way as Ypsllantl. panded duties In the new jail though not too fluently, Mrs. school, they make their home In that he may see points of In­ on tours of the vast structure Into the house. A great mass of pollee cars facility, Happy New Year Clark said, His father Is an Mexico City. terest In Michigan, They plan to designed to house about 240 pris­ Leavin~ Robinson In the pa­ and oU!cers assembled at the The 12 men already hired were New Year's Eve celebrator• engineer who travels consider­ SO Rolando is no stranger to take him to the Planetarium at oners. trol car to man the pollee racllo, scene, Fletcher ancl Patrick hacl being measured for uniforms won't be cramped for· too lltUt ably in his business. When Ro­ travel. Among foreign countries Michigan State university, for Last week about 16,000 toLll'ed Frye started toward the house. retreated Inside the house and 3 Tuesday, They are: time. At a speclal council meet. lando and his 2 brothers and 2 he has visited is Italy where the one place, and are also making the bullcllng, 4,000 of them on As he approached a man identl­ outcers made their way ln after Gerald H. Nelson of Webber­ in~ Thursday lliibt permlsllOD sisters were young, Mrs. Zarate family spent some time In Rome, arrangements for him to witness Saturday and 12,000 on SUnday. flecl as Wilkie Fletcher, 24, of them. They were taken to M1Son vllle, Alan J, Cleeves of Holt, was granted Masoll tavel'IIS to and the children traveled with the Mrs. Clark said. "Holiday on Ice" when the show Open house hours each day Hinkley roact, came out of the and lodged ln the Ingham county Richard A. Oostmeyers of Lan­ stay open beyond the ulllll add. huaband andfather.However,llow The Clark famlly Is planning visits Lansing late this winter. were from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. house, bearing a shotgun. Flet- jail to await arraignment. sing, Garlld W, Brainard ot n1ibt cl011lnr ume. . . .. ::.. :F\:·;(<::·p.?):::;::!i.: .. ·~ '- : ., I,·- '· • .!./· ·' Ind. high series: Ellio an.' .. D~·.:Bnrnc~·.'\') .·. · 23 2!l roy, 418; and Ind. high' game: ·;.Nc\va~. :,'/;·_'!, i 22 . 30 ..------., ·s·OWiirlg Resu Its. Rosie Merrlnian, 163. · . ·'·· . Gill' :~ln::t :. .': : · . 19 ·· 33 Judge lias Busy Week Electric I ron · ,'roa:lil ,hlglJ.,:scrlcs: A. & w., llall's Model 'l'ry League ~474;, .:ream:· ::high game: Stnuding·s W L A ~ .W,. 88fr: ' :·• David Carpenter of Bath wns over to circuit court MQnday by Causes a Blaze Gny ll'ortrcs 1\londay Dowlerettos Leo's 37 23 · . lilii;< hhfh .·;·series: Ralph On Display among several to appear before Judge Adnms on a charge of Stamllnll's 1V r; Standings W L Mid-State 36 · 24 ;Ambs; .. i.'f?G~l·.!,l'Ji.d. Ken Ruthlg, Judge Roy W. Adams in Mason attempted jail break last Sep­ In llmne at Holt Humc Ins. 38 18 Luclcy Strlltcrs 3llh 16'.2 Ralph's 35 25 54p .... ·· -., ·' In 'Frisco justice court on charges ranging tember when Joseph Southwell, 1(napp Shoes 31¥.! 211h Tootslerolls 30 18 Sign's 34 26 ·· 'I~d; i higit:"'.gaine: Ralph from writing checks without funds an unarmlld deputy at tile county Monday Blues 24 24 to attempted jail break and dis­ jail was attacked by them and HOLT - A~ electric iron tbat Adnms 31 22 Larowe Chapel 31 29 ' 4mbs?229.;: ;·. · Calvin Hall's model of shorted and blew a fuse caUS'ld Nine Pins 22 26 l<:itchcn !Corner 31 29 · ' ·o.....;...._ turbing the peace, slabbed In both hands, Judge Music Shop 30¥.: 25% n day use building at Mt. n fire at lhe home of Mrs, Es­ Hnytcr' s 27 29 Goofers 21 Z1 Hodge & Andrews 28¥.! 3111.1 · · , Ilol{Nitc:·()lvls Ranier, Washington, has Carpenter was cltarged with Adams set bond at $500 each, 1 writing the checks without funds, which they cUd not raise and they tella Vermillion, 2308 Fay ave­ Lawn & Garden 2G 30 Go Getters l2 h 34¥.. J. & E. 24 36 Sta'Jidl~gs W L been placed on display in nue in Holt Monrtay. Gerry's 19 37 Team high series: Go Get· Larry's 22 1h 37% · 'Art's .. : 27 6 the offices of the western He waived examination and bond were returned to jail. was set at $500 which he paid, Thirteen other persons camll Kirby 15 41 tcrs, 1631; Monday Blues, O'Dell 21 3!l Ellls . . .· .. 19 14 of design and construcl!on Mrs. Vermillion was doinl!her 1626. He will appear in circuit court before the court In varloas traf­ Team high series: Adams, Team high series: Sign's, Shopplni(dulile 19 14 division of design and con. Friday, December 18, ironing when sparks sudd~nl)' 2082; Rny Lnntz, 2070. Team high game: Goofers, 2192; Team high game: Leo's, Dorer·· · · · · · 16 17 fic violation charges and were struction of the National Wallet• Wireman of Jnckson, assessed fines as follows: began coming from the cord at­ Team high game: Adams, 579; Nine Pins and Monday 763. Bob De .Leach : · 16 17 Parks service In San Fran. tached to the iron. The sparks Blues, 576. charged with furnJsl1ing alcohol­ Calvin L. Rose, M.1son, no 718: Knnpp, 718. Ind. high series: Sally Van, "rowh '·tallt 15 18 cisco, ic beverages to minor, pleaded caused burns in the flo·o:r cover­ Ind. high series: Dorothy '.194; and Ind. high game: . E11isQri ·: · ·._,: 12 21 a license plate lights, $4 Ind. high series: Lourenda tlall, the sonof Mr. and guilty ancl was assessed $75 fine ing of the kitchen, but Mrs, Ver­ i{!lbourne, 464; Ruth McClure, Audrey Stofer, 190.. Rt!nc'e'IJ , ".,' . 8 25 Mrs. Oren Hnll of Mason, Calvin L, Rose, Mason, no Hr.nclr.rshot. 509; Margie and costs and placed on probation taillights; $4 million escaped burns, Near the Wher.ler, 509. 446, Te~m :iilgh :series: Art's, is a student at Michigan for 3 months, ironing boa1·d were Christmas Incl. high game: Audrey Ind. high game: Dorothy P.M. Dowlerettes 2303;,Tco:.m. high game: Art's, State university, where he Calvin L. Rose, Mason, no IJ­ packages and papers, but none w!ll graduate next June wHh Gavin X. Washburn of Jack­ cense plate lights, $4 I-~~:·.;,_;~_-~·~~~-:/;~!.:~~~~><, i. 158 W. Maple Ope~ evety:ni,ght··~,·:i'i'!.~<~·. OR 6-4141 Mason Bakery The Ingham County News, Wednesday, December 16, 1964- Page A-2 142 W. Maple 677-6321 450 Attend Yule AFS Presents Program Faces Breaking, Holt Trims At Williamston High Entering Charge Mitten Tree STOCKBRIDGE James HOLT - Senior girlscouttroop Concert In Leslie The students who obtalned a superintendent, was home "from Trapp, 21, a u.s. Marine, was No. 361 of Holt is sponsoring a mitten tree tor Christmas, Troop 1 straight A average for the past the hospital now and wanted us arraigned before Judge Roy W. LESLIE - More than 460 per~ did an exceptional job with ' A six weeks were Kerry Kuroki, to go to the game for him as he Adams in M11B0n justice court members are seeking donations sons attended the annual Christ~ 'Jhr!stmas Festival." Joan Salisbury and Gary Dwight, wished he could be there also. Tuesday on a charge of break­ ot naw or used mittens to be mas concert presented by Les­ Olher soloists on the program seniors, Paul Powell, a junior; He was a college ball player and ing and entering, He waived ex­ placed on the tree for needy were Linda Garrison, Jim Med~ lie puolic schools music depart~ Andy Daignault and Adele Dur~ very enthused with our team. amination and bond was set at famillos. Sucb donations are co.rf, and Mickey Corts with 11 0 ments last Thursday night. With kee, sopllomores; and Crls Craw~ This year our school has the $3,000, He Is scheduled to ap­ being colleeted at GrUflth's dru&' 252 young musicians partie!~ Little Town of Bethlehem," Rob~ ford, a freshman, congratu­ responsibillty or tallying the pear in circuit court on Friday. store or they may be sent to in Jlhelps Max Lentz, and Dean pating, the program was staged 1 lations to our intellectual group! sportsmanship poi n t s for our Trapp is accused of breaking Sheri Hill, 212il Aurelius road, Raymond with "We Three In the high school cafetorium. The varsity and junior varsity league, A faculty member, stu~ into Lanti;, and company store Holt. The mittens will be dis~ Kings," A duet, Emily Vacek Highlights of the program were cheerleaders practiced on dent council member and the var~ and the General Telephone com~ tributed at Christmas time, ''Winter Wonderland" performed and Sharon Stuart, led "It Came Thursday night, Tuesday night sity cheerleading captain judge pany offices, both In Stockbridge, . Upoll the Midnight Clear " and by a trio from the high school 1 the J,V. cheerleadersmadepom~ the opposing team. Best of luck Holt Kiwanians choir, Jeannette Wright, Sue Ann the quartet of Gloria Hope, Bev~ pons, A new program was set to all schools, we'll do our best! Dunning, and Lynne Stirling; "0 erly Wyman, Tom Haskell, and up for the cheerleaders to get Tour New Jail Holy Night," a solo by Jeannette Russell Rose sang "Hark the to Tuesday night away games, Christmas HOLT ~ Holt Klwanlans and Wright, and 11 Do You Hear What Her!lld Angels Sing," Each parent of the girls is del­ their families and members at I Hear?" sung by the entire Under the direction of Mrs. egated to drive one or the three the Holt Key club were guests of high school choir. Cam Carts, Im·~gene Crane, the vocal music nights to a basketball game. This Air Force Cantata Set Sheriff Kenneth L, Preadmore 7th grader, also performed ad­ grou]ls were composed of a 57 means each parent only has to as they tourned the new Ingham mirably with a solo of "Silent member 7th grade chorus, 46 take two girls. This avoids any county jail ln Mason Monday Night." member Bth grade chorus, and late tax1 service before or af~ Has Need For Sunday night. outstanding performances by the 49 member high school char~ ter the games. The groop gathered at a veni~ lnstrumentlllists were by Diana us. John Schubert, band director, There VIas a pep rally Friday SSgt John Hedgcock, local air STOCKBRIDGE ~ The Seraph son dinner at the Dell1l charter Wellman )llaying the piano, ac~ conducted the 29 member junior at 3:05 p.m. Coach Larry Dor~ force recruiter, reports that choir, under the direction of Min­ township hall and following the companied by the high school high cadet band, 32 member jun~ row, narrator, explained some there is a current critical need ister of Music Miss Nellie Ste~ dln11er, motored to the new jail band to "Tile me from the Apart~ lor lllgh concert band, and the 39 plays performed by the first and for young men in the electronics phens, will present a Christmas where Chief Deputy Arlo Eare~ 11 ment," The high school band also me l!lber high school band to com. second vaJ•sity teams. The cheer~ career fields within the air force. cantata, The Chert• A In The good escorted them on the tour. plete the 2 hour concert per~ leaders did "Yea Team" in re~ Sky", 1n tne Methodist church About 66 persons attended the Baked Fish Dtnners or for l!lance. turn for our Gladiator victory, Per sons who can qualify on next Sunday at 8 p,m; dinner bUt about lUO went on The coach seemed appreciative, pre~enlistment aptitude tests can the jail tour. Fried Lake Erie Per~h Each year American farmers be assured that upon enlistment The program w111 feature but also Pl'onounced the team was their own group, other orgamza~ harvest 70 million acres of for~ in the air force they will enter solos, duets and choruses. The Every Friday onlr$1.10 concerned wllll the future now, Methodist Youth Fellowship will tions, churches and Individuals a~:"e crops as hay and 10 million Sonia Faustman, mistress of into electronics schools immed~ be in charge of the opening wor­ and the community councU acrct;; as silage, Forage seed cere monies and manager of the lately after basic training. In~ HAMBURGER SHOPPE ship service. Christm.a.s program In Lansing production In the U, S, amounts varsity cheerleadlng squad an­ teresting career fields such as MRS. THOMAS HOWARD, left, and Mrs. have donated tunds and or toys 129 West Ash OR 7-9117 to 6'15 billion pounds annually, nounced that Robert Fitch, our Communications • Electronics The entire community is in­ for this worthy cause, Maintenance, Missile Electron­ vited, Vere Yocum, of the Stockbridge Kings Daughters ·rne names of recipients of the ics, Radio and Radar repair and gUts are B up p 11 e d the King" many others are available ac­ are shown with a small portion of the toys they will Mi.ss Stephens also announced Daughters by the schools, Lan~ cording to the Sergeant, that next SUnday morning, Christ. distribute to needy children in the area in time for sing Community Service and by mas SUnday, all 3 ot the church's Christmas. individuals who are aware of In addition, Sgt. Hedgecock said choirs will take part in the morn­ such cases, Many of the familles that a recent change in air force Ing service. training procedures has reduced have seven or eight children and the basic training period from 8 one family has twelve. weeks to only 6 weeks in length. information concerning the alr King's Daughters While the Klngs Daughters have force programs available, Sgt. been running "Operation Christ­ Certain non-essential subjects 11 of training have been eleminated Hedgecock can be contacted by mas Program tor some 25 from the basic tranee curiculum, calling 489-9644 In Lansing or years, the number of needy fam~ thus the entire training period at the court house In Mason on Will Help Needy llies have never been so great has been shortened. For further Wednesdays, nor the famllles so large as By Charlotte Camp Mrs. Ruth Howard, a member now, according to Mrs, Howard, STOCKBRIDGE ~ The Stock~ and former officer of the organ~ She said they used to paek food b rid g e Kings Daughters are izat!on said that every needy In their boxes, but that now com~ ",' working hard to see lo it that child from little tykes on up other sources provide tllis Welcome homo to thoso collegians modity so they just pack boxes returning to Mason for Christmaa, no child in this area does not to the age of 16 will get a toy have a toy for Christmas. this year. for the youngste.·s, putting In Mrs. Vere Yocum, social dlr~ The women are using Mrs. s orne kind of little treat with SAL AYOUBEE ector for the or ganizal!on said, Yocum's home as their head­ the toys, "As of last Sunday, we had the quarters and upon entering, one "Christmas is for Children" Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada names of 40 families on our finds dolls, puppets, wagons, doll the stockbridge Kings Daughter; 700 N. P•nna. Av•. list. And those 40 families have beds and toys of all description are doing everything they can to make 1t a happy one for those Phon• IVanhoe 9.9031 170 children whom we are sup~ all over the place, plying with Christmas toys." Mrs, Yocum said that besides in this area. 0 0 ' "'' •·4 ~ 0 -··--·M-0_ ...... '" f, ---···W .... - .... ~ ..... ,,,F' ..... '' 0" ··-· ,.,,,,.,, ... -·-·· 08 ''"' ··- •.•• The Perfect Family Gift - -- ALLNEW1965

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We invite your We inv ile your Mason Home Appliance & Furniture Charae Chorge THE DANCER CO. Our se1vice is dependable Accoun! today Account today Mason 120 W. Maple OR 7-3501 Phane 677-3111 or 677-3112 The Ingham County News, Wednesday, December 16, 19~- Pcise A.-3. Musicians Mason Bands Will Present Yule Concert Thursday Night Holt ·to P·rovide Mason high school bands will b'ulte, a medley of French Car­ Present present their annual Christ mas ols, White Christmas and It's Baskets for Needy concert In the auditorium of the Beginning to. Look a Lot Like Senior high school Thursday Christmas. Heather Strlbley will HOLT - Monday, December lzens, organizations, clubs and 211 at 1 p.m. and Tuesday, De­ night, December 171 at B p.m. narrate the Toy Shop, churches, shouldn't they? Freedom to go There Is no admission charge, but Toy Parade theme !rom the cember 22, at 8:30 a.m. at the John W. Fay, Holt grocer, has about as they please should ap­ Program a free will offering will be taken Leave It to Beaver show, Christ­ Delhi township hall are Import­ worked with the council for many peal to them. during the evening, mas Greetings march and Jingle ant dates, set up by the Holt: years as advisor and has given Frank Guerriero said at the The December moetlng of the The 80 member senior band Bells Rhapsody will be present­ communlty Christmas council for valuable assistance in food pur­ meeting on Friday ntght that "he Keynote Juniors, a member of will perform the DoKolog-y, In­ ed by the junior band which Is the preparing and delivery of chasing and keeping the food or­ didn't lmow whether or not his the National Federation of Music strumental version of tho llalle­ comprised of 70 memtJers, Christmas baskets ln the Holt ~<>r Rt. min.lmnm cost, own son would kick his teeth clubs, was held at the home of lujall Chorus, VIctor Herbert •s Director of the bands, George area, Dirty Linen or In the kindergarten and the out when he got home;" but they Melanie Dart Sunday, December March of Toys of Toyland, Murthum, has eKtended an In­ rest waiting for them to build Ninety-three baskets have been For Women - They are most expect to be able to screen these 13, The meeting was called to Themes from the Nutcracker vitation to all parents and the Formal Wear more colleges total 54 million order by president Andy G.llpln publlc to attend this holiday per­ placed In the Holt schools for disgusting, They want a clean boys to such an extent that they donations. The council has ex­ which leaves 44 million to do the would become model citizens out and the secretary's and treas­ formance. laundromat but do they help? work. pressed Its appreciation of those RENTAL They could take care ofth!ngs, here with practically no super­ urer's reports given by Carol Then they have 21 million on Fogle, who have volunteered of their They could wipe t11e filth out of vision. Who Is fooling who? Nazarenes time and service last year and In our government payrolls, That Most of the husbands In this Mysteries Solved the washer they use, They take Jenna Ware began the program the years past. Volunteer work­ leaves 23 million to do the worlt. area work away from home and wet clothes out of a washer by telllng of the combined ef­ ers are needed again this year Now deduct 22,800,000, the num­ mothers with small chlldren are If something happens to It and ber on state, city, county and forts of the Junior and Senior Plan Yule to help make Christmfl.s a hap­ just let the water go all at home alone, Destruction of over township payrolls, and that leav­ clubs throughout the United States pier time for all. then wade In it. They bring their property, even fires, Isn't the big es only 200,000 to do the work, to place a bust of American com­ Evorything kids, turn them loose let them do problem, but something of a more and never forget there are poser Edward MacDowell in the The work or tne Holt Com­ from clinnor as they please t1ll Its time to serious nature Is our chief con­ Hall of Fame, A collection was Services munity Christmas council Is 1261000 In hospitals, Insane asy­ cern and a crime must be com­ jacket (with leave, then they wonder why at­ lums and other Institutions leav­ talmn to be added to the Mac­ headed by Mrs, Weldon Borton, tendants get grouchey. mitted before anything can be Ing only 74,000 people to do the Dowell fund. Jennifer Byron per­ chairman; Mrs. William Holmes matching Well lady this Is why. work. done and then it Is m11ch too late! formed a plano solo, Fur Elise and Mrs. Harry Chapman, assis­ We have next to no pollee pro­ trausorsl AN ATTENDANT You can put this In your little by Beethoven, which was followed tant chairmen. Mrs, Alton tection out here, as there are by a flute solo, Minuet from (Leona) Kinney Is the treasurer. boolt, There are 62,000 on public only two sheriff patrol cars on Thank You, Mason welfare who say they are willing L'Arleslenne by Bizet, perform­ Other members of the council are t11e road at night for the whole ed by Kathy Pruden. She was ac­ members of the Holt clergy and to work but won't, an1 I don't county! SUnday evening 1 had the rare think the Johnson, Romney, Cav­ companied on the piano by her representatives of the organiza­ Our telephone Isn't very re­ tions and clubs, privilege of conducting a com­ anaugh poverty blll will reduce sister, Barbara Prudon, Mary liable either when we have ten Fink played Whims by Schumann munity performance of Handel's these figures so that would leave parties on our rural lines, and Messiah. I say rare for I have a lowsy 12,000 to do the work. on the plano and Barbara 'Prtidon some of us would have to go played a French horn solo ac­ never known a community to It may Interest you to know there through a long distance exchange respond so wonderfully or co­ are 11 1998 people !njailandfrom companied by her sister1 Kathy to contact one of the two available Pruden, on he plano. BUl Dex­ operate more wholeheartedly In the size or the new little prison prowl cars. such a project, I personally wish of In~ham county these figures ter, a former club member, who to express appreciation to every­ wlll never change, leaving just 2 Why doesn't the State help with is now studying piano at Inter­ one wno nao a part 1n 1ts sue- people to do all the work. And the land problem? There are lochen Arts Academ:r, played the cess. that Is you and me, and brother areas where there are no Inhab­ second movement of the Beetho­ ven Sonata In C minor and spoke Special thanks should be given I'm getting mighty tired of doing Itants for miles around and State to the Ingham County News for everything by myself. Even land going to waste where It briefly on life at the academy, their progressive coverage of though the senior citizen Is the could help these boys, The money Closing the program, Kathy Sey­ our rehearsals; to Mrs. A, V. most forgotten person when It that this camp would save the farth and Jo Parker played a Smith, Mr. and Mrs, Chandler comes to higher taxes they have State and taxpayers, by keeping flute duet, Double Toots In Flutes, Nauts and Rev. and Mrs. Paul one thing to look forward to and accompanied by .Kathy Pruden on these boys out of prison, would the plano, Tide mann for doing the many Im­ that Is the mortician who always eventually pay for the camp, portant organizational jobs which signs his letters "eventually had to be done; to Mrs. Phyllis yours". Mr. Drake is a very under­ Following the regular meet­ Smith and Mrs. Lucille Diehl I enjoyed dipping Into the Ink standing person and we are sure ing, the members rehearsed for for their hours of outside prac­ once again and, of course, a real that he Is trying to work some­ their television appearance on tice; to the members of the choir Merry Merry Christmas to you thing out that would suit the Friday, December 18. who worked so hard and diligent­ all. camp's purpose much more sat­ The next meeting will be Jan­ ly. Finally I would like to thank HARRY H. DOESBURG isfactorily than the proposed site. uary 10 at the home of Carol the community for it's wonderful Stockbridge response to the presentation, Fogle, 2611 Okemos road. This Is an unusual community of warm hearted people whom m:r wife and I have grown to love In our short time here. May I wish each of you a very M~rry Christ- mas, GERA I D L. WOUGHTF.R Just You and Me

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lii~ logha~ Cou-nty News, WedneSday, December 16, 1964- Page A-4 Christrnas Party Planned Williamston Choir a·nd Band Briefs By Pupils at Dansville M1·. and Mrs. Gerald Pfeifle Put on Good Show hosted a birthday dinner on Sun. By CHERI !WEST gram about the Careers in Re­ day honoring Mrs. Helen Schriver By KATHY ISHAM Dansville High School habilitation. The program was Christmas party for this week of Lansing and M'rs. Hazel How­ Leslie High School Class meetings were conducted sponso1·ed by the Easter Seal end. arth. last Monday at Dansville high. society. The girls listened to pro­ 1'he a1·t classes have been Mrs. Lois Stephens and Miss The Leslie high school choir worldng hard to put the spirit Eunice Sparltman had as house Grades 7 through 12 met with fessional people from various anr.I band put on a good per­ their sponsors to discuss the an­ fields of rehabilitation. Also of Christmas in the ail· at Les­ guests during the week, Mr. and formance Thursday night in the lie. They have been working on Mrs. Charles Adams of st. Louts, nual Christmas party. other some people who were at ono time high school cafetorium. The high classes discussed dues and mon­ pallcmts, spoke to them about the background for the foreign Missouri, school dwlr language play, which is to he William Brokaw is convahs­ ey-making projects, Part of the their experiences with rehabil­ and the 7th 3 rcl hour was Itation, Linda and M.1rle also saw presented this week, They also cing at his home on Meridian ro•tl used for the and 8th grade have been maldng scenes for all after undergoing surgery. Dick Chamberlain, who stars in choirs sang I meetings, the Dr, Kildare television pro­ the verses of "The Twelve Days Lloyd Aseltine has been con­ ,, .. several of Christmas". A huge tree beau­ fined at Mason General hospi­ *** gram and M'.ss Teenage America, songs, '·' A 11 soph- *** tifully decorated In the office tal for the past week. omores took A solo, a was also part of their worlt, A reception for Mr. and Mrs, Last week the second period trio, and sev­ t the Differen­ honor roll was pJsted at Dans­ The basl1lar­ exchanging them. Doughnut Mason High School dents from the various schools, scheduled with Holt on December we are receiving the papers of Tom M!lls and Ed Zlck led Stock­ on Blssel, co-editor; Connie Gal­ The junior and senior boys The annual Christmas choral Tile enter­ 17; Grand Ledge on January 6 lG other schools sam? of which bridge with 6 points each. In breath, junior editor; Ellen were given the opportunity to hear Bal

Miss June Goldie Zittel of Holt and Thomas Gene Brewer . of Dim·Jndale were married re­ cently at New Home Missionary AF TEA Baptist church in Lansing, Miss Zittel is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John C, Zittel and Mr. Brew Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Brewer, For the ceremony, the bride DARK chose a gown of lace and satin styled with a jeweled bodice, long sleeves and a bustle back which extended into a sweep train. She This Is the Place For Breakfast, Luncheons, & Dinners wore a diamond necklace belong. ing to her mother and carried while roses and feathered car. It's Hard to Beat the Cuisine nations on a Bible. Enjoy a Relaxing Miss Patricia Peyok served as malrJ of honor in a baby green At Bernhart's satin, hell skirted gown and car­ Dinner at An.r ried yellow roses and carnations, Banqu el Rooms Identically gowned, but in tur­ • lingerie • Hose r------.., Riverside Available quoise, was Mrs. Jack Ely, • Robes Open from bridesmaid . - Purses .Of These Fine Restaurants Best man for his brother was • Skirts • Gloves 6 A.M • • 9 P.M. Manor David Brewer and Gary Graber served as groomsman, Guests Mention you saw their ad in ybur •elvetion now and Foods were seated by Wllllam Allen our Layaway Pion. 112E.Mail'l· 489-1507 The Ingham County News and Gerald Willcuth, Lansing For Reservations A reception followed the cere­ mony at the Woman's Clubhouse. Special wedding guests were Mills Store Crossroads Inn Mrs. Hanna Zittel and Mrs, M. 356 S. Jelfrmon for the ultimate in steaks and seafoods the EMBERS RESTAURANT Metz the bride's grandmothers, OR 7-0391 ideal spot for wedding anniversarys, blrthdays Family Style and :Mrs. I, Harvey, Mason meetings and banquets, ' .Chicken Dinner on Sunday Sunday Feature: Family Style Walt Koss Homemade Pies & Pa.fltries Chicken Dinner With Gourmet Office Will Be Closed Open: Tues. • Sat. 10 • 7 Colon.ial RestauTant Closed Mondays & Holidays Saturday, and Coach Light Lounge Table SJ.9Q Inn Pcrrty crnd Bcrnquet Rooms Call 655-1520 on Grond Rl••• (old I,J, wm, ....,.. .Cross Roads December 26 Peg & Jock Wright I Embers Restaurant 1380 M-36 JEWETT INSURANCE 'AGENCY Dansville 623-91 n· 2045 N. Cedar The Ingham County News, Wednesday, December 16, 1964- Page A-6 Holt 694-9181 Mason. Delhi ToWnship Board Wllo's Sampling Cub Scouts Household Welcome 4 Legion's Liquol't the December meeting ot Cub OK's State Plumbing Code l!ASLETT - Who h a s Scout Pack 262 wa:o held 'at the been sampling the 11 quId Junior high school Monday even­ HINTS HOLT -Delhi Charter township eluding fees and Inspection of all The board gave final approval refreshments at the Amer­ Ing, will soon be operating under the plumbing by the state plumbing to Windmill Park, a mobile homes ican Legion hall in Has­ The program for the evening by state plum!J\ng code which w1ll lnspectot•. area being developed by the lett? consisted of Old English Christ­ become effective following the Undet· the code, all plumbing Theroux Development comp11ny That's what members of mas songs by den one, a Mex­ adoption of a township plumbing work in the township must be done of East Lansing, The approval the post would like. to find Ican pinata by den 2, den 3 Helen ordinance and the publication of by a master plumber or journey­ ls subject to state health depart­ out and they asked the Ing. sang ln Garman and French songs such ordinance. This may be ac­ man, and all work must adhere ment inspection, ham county sheriff's · de­ were sung by den 7. Dear Helen, Dear Mothers, complished In about 6 weeks, to rules and regulations of the Fra.nk H. Theroux told the partment to help them. An Important visitor at the My help is not for home· I hope this will help you to township officials said. state code ln all types of plumb~ board the park when completed Fast members told dep­ meeting was Santa Claus, He, malcers but 1or any girl who The township board Monday in g. would have space for 464 trail~ uties that someone has and hls bag full of goodies, were extend the life of some of night adopted the state code, in- wears nylons and has halll those jeans and rnalte short The board also decided to put er homes, He plans to build a been making re~:,'Ular trips welcomed ot the ·orothers and spray available. I found that worlt of a job you've dreaded. up for sale a 21 acre tract of pool Inside the park and provide to the Legion hall after sisters of the pack as well as I could stop a run by using 7 always save the baclc part Onondaga land lying· just east of North sewet• and water service. All hours and having a few the Cubs. hair spray on it. Hope this of the leg of the old jeans for cemetery between Orchard Lane roads In the area wlll be pri­ drinks at the expense of Four new Cub Scouts were helps some other girl out of patching. ONONDAGA • The Onondaga and S, Pennsylvania avenue. Bids vate thoroughfares to be main­ the post, In a month their taken into the pack and received a bad spot. HELEN Community Farmers 4-H club will be ~sked on the tract which tained by the developers, bUl has run up to about their Bobcat pins. These were JUDY w111 have Its family Christmas covers about 21 acres. Streets ln Wind m111 Park will $100. Terry Feazel. Jay Dean, Jeff ANNOUNCEMENT of tho DMr Judy and Girls, Shmvers Honor party at the Onondaga township Justice fees collected during bear Dutch names, One occasion of the vls­ Stroud and Frank. March. engagement of Miss Mary Ann Thanlc you. I never thought hall Monday, December 21, with November totalled $172, of which The park is located along Ei­ itor•s presence was dis­ The attendance trophy was won of trying this but It did work Bride-to-be a potluck supper served at 7 p.m. the toWilship share was $44.70, fert and McCue roads. covered last Wednesday by both den one and den 7 and Arnold, daughter of Rev. and and It washes out too, If you Mrs, Grant Greg(l', assisted by Meat, rolls and drink w1ll be fur­ Justice Raymond .Totte Jr, re~ SUpervisor Joe Kiersey, and morning, The Legion hall is to be shared by them until Mrs. Paul Lauren Arnold of can stlll mend the hose. Mrs, Ruth Hall and Mrs, Vance nished, M•!mbers are asked to ported to the board, William Sweet and. George Hood, was closed at 6:15 p.m. the January Pack meeting, Each lnclianapolis, Indiana, formerly HELEN Pollok, entertained a group of bring a dish to pass and table Board members approved a members of the road committee Tuesday, When the janitor den had 100 percent parent at­ Dear Helen, Mason teachers recently ln hon. service, A program with Santa proposal made by Supervisor Joe of the township board, were 1n arrived Wednesday morn­ tendance on Monday evening, of Mason, to William John or of Miss Kathleen Hunt, bride­ Claus present w1ll follow the Klersey that the business offices Mason Wednesday to confer with intr there were 3 empty I would like to tell other Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barton Peterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. mothers how I repair the elect of Prosper E, Titus of Lan­ supper and a 5~ cent gift ex­ of the tl)wnship government In the Ingham County Road commis­ glasses on the bar along sing. 'rhe evening was spent play­ change Is planned, Chlldrens• the township hall be paneled In sion and review the local road with 2 cigar butts and sev­ were Tuesday evening guests of William 0. Peterson of Pontiac, lcnees on jeans. First I cut the Walter Loseys ofRivesJunc­ the thin spot out In a rcctan· ing games and visiting, A pink gifts for 6 years old and under light colored wood and that a map problems and to hear a report eral cigaret butts. tion, is marie by the bric/e.elect's gular shape and use this piece and white wedding cake and ice will be placed ln one of Santa's table be placed in the vault for on the road commission's oper­ cream with wedding bells on each sacks. Boys and girls 7 to 12 use of persons wishing to per­ ations for the past year. Mrs, Harold Barton visited her parents. Miss Arnold is as a patern for the patch. The sister, Mrs. Vivian stef!ey in sllce were served with nuts, tea may bring corresponding gifts. suade county maps, The board received a letter Onondaga News affiliated with Alpha Theta new piece must be a half Inch Kiersey said bids for the work Eaton Rapids on Saturday, On larger on all four sides. Then and coffee from. a table covered The Onondaga Community from the state health department Mr. and Mrs. Burton Baldwin with a pink cloth and flanked would be asked at once and that SUnday evening, Mr, and M1~s. sorority at Alma college where make a diagonal cut one.forth church SUnday School wlll pre­ approving alterations and addi­ attended the Maple Leaf V,F, W. by pink candles, A. gift of lin­ sent a Christmas program he hoped the board would be able tions to the Midway Tra!ler camp, Harold Barton and Mrs. Emma she is a senior and her fiance, Inch long Into each corner of post and auxUiary Christmas Moyer, were supper guests of Mr. en was presented the honored Sunday, December 20, at 7:30 to accept a bid by the next meet­ Cl.ai ms totalllng $7,576.47 the hole. you have cut in the supper and gift exchange Wed­ and Mrs, DeWaine Bienz and also a senior at Alma college, guest. p.m. A Christmas Eve service ing, December 28, were approved. jeans. Turn the garment In· nesday evening. family, is affiliated with Delta Sigma M·•s. Leo Stone1 assisted by w111 be held at the church at slde.out and place the patch Mrs. C,A, Fletcher and Mrs. 7 on Thursday, December 24. Phi fraternity. A June 19 In the hole you have cut. Malee Ferris Reason, also hostessed The Chllds Community club wee/ding is being planned by four straight seams and your a miscellaneous shower for Miss was entertained at the home of patch is in place. This takes the couple. Hunt. About 32 guests were pre­ Mrs. Ardath Abbott Friday even­ a bit of practice but you'll sent and games were the diver­ ing at a Christmas party, Offi­ soon become an expert. You sion of the evening. The bride­ cers were elected as follows: Pork Loin may want to reinforce the s to-be opened her many gifts as­ Judy Smith, president; Marie Nativity corners with some extra sew· sisted by her 2 great-nieces, Straub, vice-president; Roxy lng, especially at 1irst. Sharon and Shellay~e Harrington. Smith, secretary, and Lois HOLLY A strawberry dessert. tea, cof­ Hanks, treasurer. Mrs. Rose 7-Rib Scene to fee, nuts and mints were served Barton and Mrs, Goldie Mapes from a table centered with wed­ attended from Onondaga. Portion Club ding bells and a bride doll. ~ Study Mrs. S, L, Titus of Lansing Teachers o! the Riverside LB. Be Enacted was hostess to a miscellaneous school have reported that a short Twenty-three characters who Has Party shower for relatlves and a few Christmas program is planned by wlll be enacting the Nativity scene close friends for Miss Hunt also, the combined rooms Friday a1- Loin Portion LB. 39c Center Loin Chops LB. 69c will brave the weather again this Mrs. Wilmont McDowell was Mrs. Ernest Gorton provided ternoon, December 16. After the year to bring this rel1glous event hostess to the December 10 music for the afternoon enter­ program each room wUl have its Center Rib Chops LB. 59c Whole or Rib Half LB. 43c to the public. Christmas meeting of Mason tainment. Refreshments of cake, Christmas party. Tile pupils will COUNTRY 8 This enactment of the original Chlld Study club No. 1. A Fash­ open face sandwiches and a var­ then be dismissed for the Christ­ Spare Ribs STYLE lB. 39c Loin Portion ~~LELlEE;s LB. 49c Christmas story wlll be present­ ion for Fun style show was the Iety of crackers a11d punch were mas and New Year holidays and ed at the Pennway Church of entertainment of the evening and served from a table centered report for classes again Monday, God on the west lawn starting models were M:lss Kathy Mc­ with a miniature bride and groom January 4, Saturday, December 19andnlght­ Dowell, Miss Kathy Wilson, Miss and white tapers, ~)l!$,'j)':f.li)l!$,'j)'l:$dll!f.'!~~~~lllf.l~)11.~)1i,l1J ly through Wednesday, December Vicki Mueller, Miss Martha Grace Baptist church of Onon­ ~ ill 23, from 7 until 9 p.m. The Mueller, MJss Beverly Barr, Golfers Have daga will present a Christmas church is located on E. Cav­ Miss Ann Everitt and Miss Jan'­ program SUnday, December 20, at ~ CHRISTMAS WEEK ~ anaugh road one block east of et VanKuren. Xmas Party 8 p, m, The public is Invited. Turkeys8 S. Pennsylvania. Live animals Secret pals were revealed and Mason Women's Golf club Miss Norma Updyke and her LBS. LBS. a gift exchange took place, 6·9 10-15 20·24 LBS. wlll be used in a rustle stable members had their ann u a 1 mother, Mrs. Ada Updyke of STORE HOURS setting. There Is no admission Co-hostesses ·for the evening Michigan Center, were SUnday I I Christmas party at Turney's res­ charge to see this scene and it were Mrs. Wayne EngleandMrs. taurant December 10, The even­ guests of Mrs. Esther Bodell. can be viewed In 15 minutes. Frederick Wilson, ing started with the serving of Mrs. Esther Bodell entertained ~ All Western Michigan A&P ~ The next meeting w111 be Jan­ punch and hors d'hourves from a uary 6 at the home ot Mrs. Ra­ Mr. and Mrs, Dale Bodell and c c c mon Waltz, special Christmas decorated tab­ children, Myrna and Bobby, at a ~ Faod Stores will be open un- ~ :Hospital News le, This. was followed by a des­ dinner on Monday evening honor- . sert plate ·served to all pres­ lng the birthday anniversary of · !fi>fil 9 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. ~ LB. LB. LB. BIRTHS Grange.Has ent at one long table also dec­ Dale Bodell, A son, David Lee, was born orated in the Christmas motU. ~ '23, and close at 6 p.m. Thurs- ~ Holiday Meet Three games of bridge oc­ $¢ >$$ $$ @ December 6 at Mason General (\ @ •o hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Walter At the regular me e t1 n g of cupied the main pa.J't of the even­ W day, Dec. 24, to enable our ~ SEMI· Ing.· Winners were Mrs. Betty ®. @ R. McKenzie of Mason. Wheatfield Grange December 8, Cl1nton, Mrs. Mln Kelly, Mrs. ~ employees to spend Christ- ~ Robin Louise ls the name chos. Mrs. Ellen Warner, the only sur­ $ The gift $ en by Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert viving charter m.gmber was Louise Robinson and Mrs. Lola BONELESS Proctor of Stockbridge for their Palmer. Then everyone received $ 1) ~ mas Eve with their families. ~ Hams voted to become an honorary a gift from santa. daughter born December 9 at member. i$ for the top @i ~ ~ Mason General hospital. Christmas boxes of cookies The next meeting wlll be at the J~k w ~ SUPER RIGHT, Mr. and Mrs. William J, Har­ and candy have been sent ser­ home of Mrs. John P, O'Brien $ January 21. Min Kelly, Sue Par­ "'" dy of Mason announce the birth vicemen and students away from @: names on 1~ ! C. LOSED CHRISTMAS DAY ~ FULLY COOKED ot a daughter, Sandra Kay, De­ home. Following the business sons and Sharon Davis are on committee. €) ® ~~ ~ cember 9 at Mason General hos­ meeting the lecturer, Mrs. Ber­ i Balance of Week, Regular Store Hours ~ WHOLE OR HALF ~ pital. ton Johnson, presented a Christ­ t) your gift ® LB. To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. mas program of readings, carol Death Claims »-~~~~~~Sl:{~i':l;l~~~ Sabin of Dansv1lle December 10 singing and a candle lighting ~t% 3 was born a son, Thomas Gerald, M. Richardson @ ------· service which represented the ten ~* list ... .at Mason General hospital, commandments of Christmas, Funeral services h.ave been set CALIFORNIA, SIZE 88 JANE PARKER, LARGE 8 INCH Born December 11 at Mason They were read by the chaplain, for Thursday, December 17, 2 i~ @ General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clarence Bird, as each p.m. at Jewett chapel here for ~1) BULOVA * Douglas A. Fry of Holt was a candle was lighted. Mrs. Margaret E. Richardson, daughter, Kathryn Louise. Instead of the usual ·gift ex­ 46, who died at Sunny View con­ ::$~ Navel Oranges A daughter, Tammy Sue, was change, donations were made for valescent home near Wlllow Run @ born December 13 at Mason Gen­ CARE food packages. Monday. The Rlcbardsons are eral hospital to Mr. and Mrs. The December 22 meeting of former Mason residents. Jerry A, Prlehs of Mason, the group has been cancelled. Mrs. Richardson was born July Bonita Gall ls the name given 9, 1918, in Ingham county the to the new daughter of Mr. and Dale Mason, Dansvllle daughter of Joseph Owens and Mrs. Wllllam J. Cole of Leslie Mrs, Lyle Green, Leslie Everllne Rathbun Owens. DOZ. ~ born December 13 atMlsonGen­ Beryl Elliott, OVId SUrvivors include her husband, eral hospital. Scott Carpenter, Mason Richard Richardson, her mother, 0 Mr. and Mrs. Gary L, Lam­ Mrs. Clarence Boles, Mason Mrs. Everllne Pierce of Cadil- @ "'•w phere of Mason announce the ar­ Mrs, Lawrence McAdam, Mason lac; 2 sisters, Mrs. Leo Dawley rival o! a daughter, WendyDawn, Gayle DePue, Mason. of Eaton Rapids and Mrs. Mabel ® QT. at Mason General hospital De­ Mrs, Lynn Weismlller, Holt cushm11n of Mason. @ CANS cember 14. Sammie Elliott, Stockbridge Pallbearers w111 be LeoDaley, Welchade Grape Drink 3 89c fiRST LADY INPATIENTS Ellen Leonard, Lansing Gwynne Cushman, Lewis Rath- 0 Tapered pear·shape *) Averon Ackley, Mason Mrs. Richard Hovey, Mason bun and Theron Rathbun, Offi- {} set with a sparkling ·• Mrs. Clarence Adlof, Mason Lloyd Aseltine, Okemos elating at the rites will be Rev. solitaire diamond. "" LB. 5 17jewels. w CRESTWOOD BOX Mrs. Ed Babcock, Lansing Walter Hastings, Mason Sylvester Baker and burial wlll ~f) $~U5 Assorted Chocolates 4 1.19 Park Baldwin, Mason Mrs. Lewis Freer, Dansvllle be in Greenwood cemetery, Aur- Jack Bugbee Jr., Leslie . Earl Whipple, Mason ellus Center. Lawrence Caltrider, Mason HOLIDAY QT. Marjorie Conroy, Mason r·-·····-··--·-IIIJIIJ1111'Dl5WJ.,..,. . Dill Pickles PLAIN OR KOSHER JAR l9c Timnthy Dexter, Mason Richard Fox, Leslie ~ Don't Be a Frustrated I!: QT. Elsie Gallaway, Leslie BOND Lloyd Gardner, Holt I Female Santa ~ ~:: Sweet Pickles JAR 39c Frank Kells, Leslie Floyd Launsteln, Mason LINDSAY Lillard Lawson, Mason Ill ' Here's the perfect ~ : 5 LGE. PITTED, 9 OZ. OR COLOSSAL, 8 OZ. CANS Mary V, Loveless, Okemos gift for any R Ripe Olives 3 1.00 ~tt Eugene Mann, Onondaga 6 PRES!D£NT Joseph Mason, Stockbridge I man on your list 1 . 1ells time and date 6 at a glance. ' 10 112-0Z. Alana Newman, Mason I 1° VICTORY 5 Clalr Oi:ls, llolt fl./:;:.~~o''· t?i JARS t· R(~ . Shock·reslstant. @ Maraschino Cherries 3 1.00 Wiley Owens, Stockbridge Self.wlnding. Theresa Petty, Mason I I* $&9.95 1jj Emma Slomke, Mason I lo All prices plus tax. @ 11-0Z. Clare Smlth, Mason FOR SALADS 4 CANS Gladys Smith, Mason I I* Each Bulova is made with I'$ Mandarin Oranges 89c Mrs, Ernest Smith, Mason pride, so you can take Albert Spenny, Mason Ii '•le pride in giving it, pride $ 5 5 5 Floyd Steele, Leslie in owning it. s-LB. 3-LB. 1.95 1 '12-LB. 1.49 Blenn Swift, Mason 1 z·. Fruit Cakes 3.99 Ernest Titus, Webberv1lle I Sentry I® Our Watc~ Experts will $ WWlalll Ward, Lesl1e help you find the perfect ® ------Mrs. Ed Ware, Mason I W'Drill I* Bulova - for yourself or fop 400·CT. Mrs. James Wright, Leslie for a gift. We have a wide Ajax liquid WITH AMMONIA l5·0Z. 39c Facial Tissue PUFF'S 2 BOXES 53c RELEASED Make his tool chest selection priced from. @ c:amplete •• , only I* Kyle K. Kyser, Stockbridge $8.88 I@ $24.7~. Therese B·:ment, Mason 5-LB .11·0Z. a.oz. CWton Shaw, Leslie ~~ * Aiax LAUNDRY DETERGENT PKG. Biscuits BALLARD OR PILLSBURY PKG. lOc Mrs. Albert Graves, Mason Open Fridays till Sp.m I ·~' Fi.n k Jewe Iry * Marlene Yokeum, Mason until Chri 0 Prices in this ad effective thru Saturday, December 19, 1964 Mrs. Marvin Austin, Mason ·I e 14·0Z. Mrs. Willard Charland, Holt II &J 121"W. Maple $:. CANS Clifford Gaddy, Mason · Ajax Cleanser 2 33c Mrs. Alfred Gross, Lansing horburn.. LU'MBER I ! Mason ® Grace Kelly, M.1son .1 . COMPANY . i· :·wn~nmo,trownandcrystel8relntactlW ROLL Florence McGinn, Mason Wanda Plncomb, owosso 208· .. H. Muan Ma•on OR 1·388 7 I ·. $ '*' C&. $ (fr- 41!, "' ~ ~ tZi Charmin Tissue 4 PKG. 37c ------~------'"' "' ' ,, "" The Ingham County News, Wednesday, December 16, 1964- Page A-7 Raiders Outshoot Bulldogs, 1/rosh Lose H·olt Haslett To Play Here Friday To Raiders After easily handling Oltemos in the first fresh man basketball Swamps Mason cagers didn't find their Coach Bob FInch tried a 2- In the third and fourth quarters gam~ of the season, Mason fo'Jnrl first victory of the season over platoon system Friday night. It Mason mixed up the 2 units with th c going a little rougher at at 0 1Rafferty Friday night, The met with minor success. He a little more success, Both teams O'Rafferty, The Bulldogs lost Bulldogs were beaten by the Rnld­ started with his tall boys, Brian came up wJth 13 points In the to the Raider frosh 54-44, Rocks ers 63-57, Doolittle, Ken Cornelllsse, Les third ·period and In the fourth Both teams started oat at a Friday night Mason will make Jones1 teamod with Jim Bodrie quarter Mason finally found the fast clip but the pace proved another attempt when. Haslett and B111 Strnl t, range, outscoring the Raiders too much for both learns. Holt put together a tight de­ fense to go with Its smooth of­ comes to town, The Laker s are This unit worked through the 22-15, The damage was already The Bulldogs left the floor at deep In the midst of a losing done, though, and Mason fnlled halftime trailing 33-29. The first fense Friday night. The result first quarter, coming out on the was disastrous as far as Gab­ streak, too. short end of a 17-10 count. to close the gap to malte a tight two periods were rough ones with Haslett lost to Okemos Fl'iday game of it, bot11 teams p!llng up the fouls, l'lels was concerned, Holt won night, The Lakers are still with­ In the second quarter Mason Mason started the third peril)j the Capital Circuit game 70-48. out the services of Steve John­ went with the little men and a Malich, Blood and. Jones all very much in the game but dis­ The w!n firmly establlshed Holt son, the veteran player who Is full court press. On this unit cam a through with 13 points. as(eJ' struck. The shooters lost at the top of the heap, slowed by football Injuries. He were Gary Blood, ·Larry Zig­ For O'Rafferty Mike Sandborn the range and Mason managed The game didn't start out as might be ready for the Bulldogs ler, Leo Bateman, Bob Malich was high with 15, Mike Mt~irzwa only G points in the third quar. an easy one for Coach Dan Ho­ F r!day night, and Mike Lennon. At the end of was next with 13. ter. vanesian's Rams. At the end of The Lakers do have some vet­ this period Mason trailed 35-22. the first quarter Holt was trail­ Mason Mason's rally in the fourth eran players from last year's out shot the Raiders quarter was no; powerful enough ing 14-11. Then the Rams shut sixth place finishers in Bill You­ from the floor 22-20 but lost out to overtake the Raiders, the door. In the second quarter at the foul line, bagging 12 out they allowed the Rocks only 5 att, Pat Main, John Doherty1 Phil Gary VanderVeen and Dan Campbell and Harold campbell. Jayvees Lose of 24 while the Raiders were points and picked up 10 of their getting 23 out of 36, Crowe shared the Mason scar. Without Johnson, though, the ing honors w!th 10 points each, own to leave the floor at the mid­ Lnkers are getting beat on the To Raiders Mason w!ll tnke on Haslett at way point with a 30-19 lead. boards, Johnson was one of the Mason FG FT PF TP Haslett Thursday night with the From there on out It was Holt top rebounders in the league as the Rams picked up the pace Mason's reserves dropped a Jones 5 3 2 13 game starting at G:30, That will last season. strait 1 0 1 2 be 1t for Mason un~U after the with 16 points In the third per­ game to O'Rafferty Friday night iod and 24 in the final quarter. Lack of rebo·und!ng and con­ 58-46. Cornelllsse 0 .t 1 1 holidays, s!stant shooting hurt Mason at Doolittle 0 0 2 0 It was a team win for the Rams O'RnUerty, Mason fell behind in the first Bodrle 2 1 3 5 all the way with lOplayerstlgur. quarter and never caught up, due Substitutions ing in the scoring, Mike Bostrum for the most part to some wild Blood 6 1 1 13 Mason topped the attack with 14 prJints. Marv Burt was next with 13 Chiefs Scalp shooting and passing, Bateman 1 5 4 'l Lennon 1 0 2 1 and John Walsh came up with 11. Ron Webster was. the only Ma­ For Gabriels Tom Jalwvac was son player to find the range con­ Malich 6 1 3 13 Gets Schaeffer 0 1 3 1 high with 19, He was the only sistently. He bagged 18 points. Rock player to solve the Holt de­ Lakers 62-39 Jim Powers scored 9 Dan Web­ Zigler 0 0 4 0 1 District fense. ster and Paul Allaire each scored Okemos had an easy time of it Mason is going to have a dis­ 71 Steve Pollok and Butch B.rum­ Friday night in downing Haslett baugh each came throllgh with 2 23 13 26 57 trict basketball tournament come next March, Lakers Tip Waverly ' 62-3 9. The Chiefs could do no and Jeff Cotton added one. wrong, They controlled both A Class B district has been Haslett had to rely on a rally backboards, shot with accuracy assigned to the Mason gym, Saturday night In order to sUp and clamped down on defense. Raiders FG FT PF TP Teams competing will be Ma­ past Waverly 59-55, The Lakers Friday night Haslett w111 go to Mleko 3 4 4 10 son, Holt, and Eaton Rapids of entered the second half trail­ Mason. The Bulldogs are looking Webberville Maloney 2 3 3 'l the Capital Circuit, Charlotte of ing by 14. Pat Main connected for their first win of the sea­ Mierzwa 3 7 4 13 the West Central and Jackson tor 15 points, Harold Campbell son, Haslett would also like to Cook 1 0 4 2 Northwest, added 14 and Richards added 12, get on the winning side of the Stays Hot Drouin 1 6 4 8 Principal Bob Prudon w!ll ledger. Substitutions serve as tournament manager. Okemos was a little slow in Sandborn 6 3 1 16 LEGAL NOTICES' getting started agn!nst the Basketball is king at Webber­ Flynn 4 0 vllle this year. The high flying 2 B Lakers. At the end of the first Spedoske 0 0 Cowden Named Spartans dumped Ashley Friday 1 0 STATE OF' MICHIGA"' quarter the Chiefs clung to a THE PROBATE COUR1 FOR. 11-8 lead, In the second quarter night 86-50, INGHAM COUNTY Ashley kept up with the Spar­ To School Board E·WJ the Chiefs picked up 2 more 20 23 23 63 Estntc of EVA CLOCK, Deceased. points to add to their margin, tans in the first quarter, trail­ NOTICE IS HEREUY Gl YEN 'I'll A 1' Then the Lakers folded, With ing by 2 at 18-16. LESLIE - Kenneth Cowden, has creditors must sen•c Mnudc YoUnv., ndministrntrix, nnd file with the Bill Breckenleld leading the way In the second quarter Ron been named to the Leslie school Holt Wrestlers Lose board to f!ll the vacanay created court sworn stntcmentH of elnim, nny the Chiefs uncorked a high scar. Haag's shots broke the game nnd nil clnims, nnd tlcterminntion_ o( by the death of Robert Brown. heirs will be henrd Mnrch ·1, I %5, nt ing offense which produced 26 open and the Spartans left the At the wrestling match Tues­ Cowden, an employe of the Na­ 10:36 A, M, nt the l't-obllte Court, points wh!le the Lakers were floor at halit!me with a solid day night Holt's Art Potter was 400 County BuilliinJt. 110 W, Ottnwn, stymied with only 5, 40-23 lead. A 27 -point spree in defeated by heavyweight perfor­ tional Products corporation of Lansing, Michh~l\n, Lansing, will serve until the Publication in the Inghnm County Some of that margin was erased the third period put Webbervllle mer John Thlngstad of Waverly News nnd further notice us required in the last cp!arter when Coach 1ar In front, high school. In the final event board elections next June. by law IS OlliJERED, Dated: Decemhel' 4, 196·1 Bob Baker emptied the bench, Haag led the attaclt with 22 a score of 4-2 gave Waverly The board also decided not to 11 points. It was Haag's work on the take action on the bus pickup JAMES '!', KALLMAN HOW DO I GET OUT of this mess?" That could well have been the Breckenleld topped the Oke­ a 26-23 wrestling victory, Holt A trUe COJlY: Judge of l>robnt~ mos attack with 18 points, Mike backboards and a fancy fast break held a point lead going into the schedule. Several elementary Florence M, Fletcher question Mason's Les Jones asked himself when this shot was taken. Mike teachers had urged that their Deputy Register of l'rob11te Baker came through with 12, pattern which made the dl.tfer­ last match. Waverly also won in MAUDE YOUNG Mierzwa of o•Rafferty closes in on Jones as Mike Cook, No. 10, and Joe Nine Chieftains t!gured In the ence. the reserve meet 29-11. pupils should be picked up ear­ 3·12 M.A.C, Avunuc, East Lnnsin1:. lier than they now are. 61w3 Schaeffer, No. 41 , study the action. Photo by Archy scoring, --STATE OF-MICHIGAN-­ For Haslett there wasn't a man THE PROBATE COURT FOR INGHAM COUNTY in double figures, Youatt was the C-7518 closest with 9, Haslett was handi­ Estnle of GEORGE E, SMITH, Do· capped by the loss ol Steve John­ Stockbridge Trims Aggies ccnsed, NO'l'ICE IS HEREBY CIVEN THAT son, vetera.Il star, Johnson is the petition of Frnncclln Smith lllnc· line n.nd Amcricnn llnnk & 'l'rust still nursing a football injury, Company for allownnce of thci1· ninth I I nccount will be l1eal'd Janunry 6, Thanks to 98-Point Spree 1965, nt 10:20 A, M. nl Lho Probntc Court, 400 County lluildinlr. 11 G 'V. Ottnwn, Lnnsing, Michicnn. Howell Takes Stockbridge Issued a warning 16 points, Rick Owen came up floor· was fantastic with the Pan­ Publication in the Ingham Count)' Friday night that the Panthers with 14 and Jon Mllls contrib­ thers putting down 36 shots to News nntl further notice as required were a force to be looked out­ uted 10, bY law IS ORDERED. 21 for the Aggies. At the free Dated: December II, 1~0·1 Greyhounds for in the Ingham County league For Dansville Gerry Ernst was throw llne Stockbridge added 26 JAMES T, KALLMAN war. The Panthers dumped Dans­ A true COllY: Judt{c of Probate top man with 20 points and Colin points in 47 attempts whlle Dans­ Donnie llodrlc Howell and Eaton Rapids v!lle 98-60 in a show of power. Curtis contributed 17. ville picked up 18 points In 31 fteputy ltcglstcr of l'robnte It was evident right from the i>MERICAN HANK & 'l'ltUS'I' CO. tangled Friday night In a thrll­ Stockbridge shooting from the attempts. 'L,rust Dcpnrtmcnt. Lnwling, 51 w3 ler with Howell finally defeating start that Stockbridge was going the Greyhounds 76-72. to have an easy time of It, In Friday night Howell will travel the first quarter the Panthers to Gabriels, The Greyhounds wlll leaped to a 22-12 lead. By half­ entertain Holt Friday night. The time they had increased the lead Rams will probably be the team to 42-24, to get all the fun. Coach Dan There was no coasting, The Hovaneslan's rampaging Rams third quarter was even better have bowled over all opponents with Stockbridge coming up with with the exception ol a loss to a 33-point spree. In the fourth Class A Everett. quarter the Panthers added an­ The Howell-Eaton Rapids tray other 23 points, was a close one. The Highlanders It was a team effort with 12 grabbed a 15-14 first quarter Stockbridge players figuring In edge but Eaton Rapids came back the scoring. Brad Weddon and to lead 34-33 at the half, Mike Barbour each put down In the third quarter Howell went on a scoring spree with a 27-point output willie the Grey. hounds were collecting only 12. Fowlerville Then Eato.1 Rapids bounced back to almost overcome the big Catch a lead, Wins Easily Tom Hicks led the highlanders Fowler v llle trampled on with 24 points. Dick M·:Keon Pinckney Friday night 70-39, The was next with 14. Bill Simmons Gladiators used Pinckney to even added 13 and Gary Ka walske came High School through with 11. their league record at 1-l. Pinck­ ney is still looking for Its first ., For Eaton Rapids Spence Phin­ win. ney was high with 17 and Chet The Gladiators had things their Winegar contributed 15. own way through the first half, Basketball Gatne holding Pinckney to 3 points in Hoi t Rec· Cagers the first quarter and 8 points In In the Class B city recrea. the second period, At halitlme tlonal basketball league 2 games F owlerv!lle was solidly in front are scheduled for .the coming 35-11. Friday Night week. Monday December 14th at Pinckney made more of a game 6:30 p.m. Holt Standard will play of it in the second half but the Finch Construction. On Wednes­ damage was done. day December 16 Holt Standard Gary Benjamin topped the wlll meet The state Journal at Gladiator attack with 18 points, Tanner! cam~ through with 17 '7:30p.m. ,._1.-..~.-..._. .._,._.,,._.,,_,.._.., __,, and Don Liverance added 11, I I Hornets Show Talent I Has Iett at Mason I Pinckney at Williamston In Defeating Leslie Howell at Gabriels Basil Ch.,sley·- Providing I Led by Mno GaHner and Rod The Hornets held a 6 point prescriptions and drug I Holt at Eaton Rapids KJrk, and with 9 men breaking lead before the Hawks could brenk service is norhinrJ now at lnto the scoring column, the WU­ Into the scoring column. Leslie Chesley Drug store. From L.~-.-...... -..-.~.-..-..-..-. Uamston Hornets had little d1f­ closed the margin to 6-4 and then Basil and the rest of the U c u 1t y defeating the Leslie B-61 only to see the home court Chesley staff, up·to·date Blackhawlcs last Friday night, squad score 12 straight points and reliable prescription '72-48 on the Hornets' court. In the final moments of the first service with a smile and a h~>arty h1>llo is the aim. Gattner led all scorers with 21 quarter and the opening m~ments points whlle Kirk contributed 13, of the second period, Lon Cooper and Chuck Lay led the Leslie quintet with 16 and WlWamston led 18-6 at the end 12in a losing cause. of the first period and by half­ In a well-balanced attach the time had Increased the margin "OH, MYACHING HEAD. It feels like a baske1·ball." Leo Bateman Hornets had '7 men score 6 or to 33-16. The Hornets continued more polnts In the contest, Wil­ to build up their lead in the third Chesley Drug Store Qf Mason "lost his head" Friday night when the ball got in the way of the liamston led from the opening quarter as they outscored the QQIT\ara lens. Mike Cook is the Raider doing the fancy dance. Photo by Archy moments . of the ball game as Hawks 23-15 to take 56-31 lead Leslie cOIIld come within 2points into the final period, The Black­ of the lead only twice, and both bawks outscored the Hornets' Mason Urnes were early In the first second stringers 17-16 In the Phone OR 7-6131 q11arter, · final score at 72-48, Tii.e Ingham County News, Wednesday, December 16, 1964- Page A-8 Discount Prices

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Th.e Ingham County News, Wednesday, December 16, 1964- Page Ar9 • I . REGISTERED GUERNSEY Livestock · F'OUND 2 step ladders. Situations Wanted SCHNAUZER PUPPIES !or· fresh cows and heavy Corner Phillips and Howell WANTED - House to rent, 2 SH'A W - I wish to than!< my sale, a mnle and female. or 3 bedroom, Mason area, FEEDER PIGS- 145 Yorlc­ springing heifers. Also baled road. Acthen Witt, Dansville, NOTiCE -_:- Conni(! Gray· fl'icnds, relatives and neigh· shlre and Polnnd Chinn straw. Can deliver. Bruce W!ll malte lclcal Chris\mas bv Christmas. Phone OR 7· MA 3-2875, 51wlp formerly manager of J'ew­ presents. Eligible for AKC, bors, doctors and nurses at cross, 8 to 11 weeks old. All Deeg, phone MA 8-3040. 3lH7. 51w2 ctt's Flower Shop is now at :nils a n d cars trimmed .. Mason hospital and the bar­ castrated. Call 677-2971. 50w3 . APartments for Rent f.iOUSE FOR REN'r - Re- ber and minister and helper 50w3 'Burnes Avenue Floral, Lan­ Here's a pafr of 3-months-old Ingham sing. Please call me for any· cutles. Phone Mason . OR 6- modeled 2 bedroom home, who called, for cards and THREE HOLSTEIN BULlS CLEAN FURNISHED Studio thing you need, IV 5-5433. 5528 or sec at 534 Vand01·Vcen large living room and kitchen, 1lowcrs and all their kindness· Hay and Grain new bath plus utility room. 14 to 17 months old, dams apartment. Call Mason OR · 51w8 Drive, Mason. 48wtt cs show11 me. God Bless each have better then 600 lbs re­ iJoo BUSHELS ear corn. Can 6-5968. 51w3 Gas heat, garden spot. White and everyone of you. Clifton cord. L. E. Wheeler, 2 miles be left hera until needed. $1 SMALL PUPPIES to give !louse corner of Hogsback and Shaw. 5lwl County's Miscellaneous away. Phone OR 6·5925, south and 1% miles west of bushel, 3~86 Mayor road, Wit· Notices College roads. Middle aged 51wU Clothing Mason on Tomlinson. Phone !!amston. 50w2 C H R I S T M A S TREES - couple preferred. Call OR G· 4141 or OR 6-5983. 5lw3• OR 6-1788. 50w3 2,000 BALES wheat straw; VEVAY TAXPAYERS - I Scotch Pines and Balsam. HelD Wanted GIRL SCOUT dt'ess, change· ONE YEARLING Hampshire also, 75 bushels shelled corn. will be at Mason State Bani~ Darrow's Thriftway Marlte.t. ---=--:-:--- FORRENT - 3 bedroom able green material, abo.ut on Saturday, December 12 Carner of Columbia and Aurc· WANTED - Dependable wo- Used boar. Good !vr breeding Phone Webberville 521-319Q. ranch home, no basement, size 14 with hat, belt, knee and each Saturday until man to care for children sows. Coc F. Emens, corner · 50w3 !ius. Phone 676-2622. 49w4 gas heat, $85 month plus bond. socf(s, yellow scarf, $4.00; March 1st. Dog taxes arc due ANTIQUE Doll, buggy, over while mother worlcs. Own Available immediately. Sec Columbia and College, phone 1ST AND 2ND cutting alfalfa Girl Scout dark green skirt, and payable at such time too. 80 years old in good shape, transportation, llva in or out. Sunday from 12 to 7 p.m. 341 OR 7-0324. 50w~ hay: also, wheat straw, Phone 655-2948. 49w3 white blouse size 16, worn Sarah LoVette, Treasurer. 1040 Zimmer road. Phone 655· N. Rogers, Mason. 51w1 twice, h e a d b a n d, $5.00; Car BOARS ready for service. Mrs. Claire Brodberg, 576 50w12 LADY FOR GENERAL house. Purebred Yorkshire, also 1524 Williamston. 49w3p HOUSE FOR RENT - $50.00 Brownie cap, 25c. Mrs. Don Lamb road. Phone OR 7-8574. BEGINNING DECEMBER 12 work. Live in, private room Duroc-Y 0 r k s hI r c. Harold 49w3 PONY SADDLE - like new. a ·month, 930 N. Mason St;, Densmore, 3680 W. Columbia, I will be at Mason State Reasonable, 3345 E. Colum· and bath plus It I t c h e n Mason, Michigan. References phone OR 6-5562 mornings. Glynn, 1560 N. Meridian road, ALFALFA HAY - 600 bales facilities In own suite: care of phone OR 7-6682 or William­ Banlt every Saturday until bia, Dansville. 49w3p required. Call collect NA 9· 51w1 Bargains first cutting, real green, March 1st and at my home one school age child plus gen· ston OL 5-1554. 49w5• WAX WORMS - mousee, 8177, Albion, Michigan after crushed, never wet. Call 677· every Wednesday and F'riday eral worl<. Sunday and Mon· grubs, ice jigs, ice augers, 4 p.m. Mr. Steve Rivera. Foods 2971. 50w3 !or the collection of taxes. day off. Call IV 9-3110 eve· llceJlses and tackle, closed 51w3p livestock Robert Osborne, Treasurer. nlngs for appointment. 50w2 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Route No. 1, Mason. Phone Hauling only. Phone IV 9-2093. Por· Mise. for Rent Apples Farm MA 8-3435, 736 Aurellus Road. Business Services Hauling to all leading marht•. ter's Bait Shop, 1000 River 50w12 OFFICE SPACE - Excellent Mcintosh Equipment street at Hazel, Lansing. BULLDOZING and extra Delicious Disco•mt Prlr.r Systems bales second cutting hay. Mason, Michigan. 51w1 Wallpapor Stoamor Francis Platt To Fit your ner>ds 2511 Belleview Road '63 BISCAYNE 2,000 bales Iirst cutting hay; Finest of Farm Machinery Automobiles Sold and lnstalle>d Hair Leslie, JU 9-2371 4 door, 6 passenger station wagon. $40 ton or 75c hale. Floyd L. M-M and 0/lycr Smith Hardware 6 cylinder, Powergl/de, radio and Miller, 3281 Lyon Road. Phonr; New Holland Phone OR 6-4311 heater.. Mason on. 7-8161. <19w~ 1964 GRAND PRIX - Excel· EVERETT'S White Eggs. Buy NOW$1895 Roy C. Hart Fashion ·u;n ·~ .t .. Ma5on tt ~ mile north of Moson on lent condition, power steer· u.. ,.nn your eggs at the farm, cut ing and brakes. New white 1i4Q S, Jefferson SLEEPING ROOM for rent. ARTIFICIAL us. 727 rate prices, save price of mid­ '62 IMPALA wall tires with spoke wheel Phonr> 677-7977 Have your hair fashioned Phone OR 7-1391, 604 S. dleman. 24 hours !rom hen to BREEDING SERVICE Phone OR 7.3367 wtl 2 door hardtop. None finer any• covers, $2,800. See at 3302 by these Stylists Barnes, Mason. 49w5 you. 3038 W. Harper road, FIRST AND SECOND cutting Westmont, Lansing. Phone IV where. 327 V-8, Powcrgllde, Miclligan Animal Breeders S. W. Hart phone Mason OR 6-5827. No power steering, power hrakes, Corp. 12 Dairy ancl Beef alfalfa hay, $25 ami $30 ton. 2-8435. 50w3 (ot south city limits) Misc. Wanted Sundav sa:Jes. 49w5• radio and rear speaker, tinted breeds available All bulls All hay put up with hay con­ gloss, padded dash, oir condi. available any day All bulls ditioner. Also straw, 3 bales 1748 S. Jefle>rson MAN wishes work of any tioning and many other extras, are the same price- Morning !or $1.00, $20 ton. Coe F. Phon~> OR 7-0731 kind. Call OR 6-5740. Dockter's and afternoon service Emens, corner Columbia and tf 51w3p Orchard Now$1995 Call College. Phone OR 7-0~24. HAVE ROOM for elderly WANTED- Small short logs, Charlie Brown, OR 7-4521 I mi /o south of Dansville on 50w6 lady or gentleman patient delivered to mill. Launstein '62 BEL AIR :f5-ANG-us.-r:rcrc!ai·C:i-:iri(i-!rol- in home. Good care, reason· Lumber Co. Phone Mason 677· Williamston Rd. 4 door sedan. Shorp in all ways/ stein feeder cattle, $35 each: Corn Picker· Chev 1955-3/4 . Ton Steel Plat­ able rate. Fireside Manor, 207 1682. 49w5• Apples V-8, Powerglide, radio and white 25 Angus nnrl white !ace New JJeo, one row form & ToolBoxes $ 195.00 E. Lawrence, Charlotte, phone tires.. NOW$149 5 calves, each $25; 5 large Stalk Chopper Chev 1959-1/2 Ton 543.9809. 51 w3 Furniture - CarDetina Red Delicious $1 bu. & up whiteface steers, ~95 each; 7:1 John Deere heavy duty Pickup 750,00 STEREO - Mathis blond '62 OLDS bred ewes, $20 t!ach: 2 regis­ with shredding ottachment GMC 1957-1/2 Ton Plckup- console, 6 speaker, excel­ JOYCE WHITAKER PAIR OF ANTIQUE chairs, US Ill Hydramatlc 595.00 88, 4 door sedan. Check this tered rams, $25 Pach; J bred Used 7 h.p. Cub Cadet lent condition, $100. Call Dans- . need upholstering and re Cortland gilt $30; ncrkshii'e and Poland Ford 1956-1/2 Ton Manager $1.50 bu. nice one. Rocket power, Hydro• tractor with mower - ville 623-3033. 51w1 · finishing, $10 for pair, tall an me tic and power steering. China boar, 175 Jhs, $35. Roy Panel 175,00 excellent. THREE PAIR Boy's hockey tique dresser, side shelves., us #1 Donald. Phone OR 6-566::!. Dodge 1961-1/2 Ton mirror, beautiful hardware, A/so Mcintosh & Spys I \ Siegler wood heaters • 2 slrli 13, -1960, nnd recorded Going Home for Christmas Richard W, onrl on Ap1·il 10, 1960, in Liber 18-1 of Deputy lleglster of l'robate: of the City ol Mason that a fin. J OrlN IJO~. AltoJ•ney Jamos N. Brown • Pyb/ish•r• Mot·t~ngca, on ·unge 1122, Inghnm al award of the contract to con­ --STATE OF-MICHlGAN --·­ County ltccords, Michigan, nnd ns .. 100 Arne1•icnn Um1k & Tt·ust nldg., Ingham 'communlt/u L~nsin(;, Michlgnn. u1w3 brother for 18 years and has Serving THE PROBATE COURT FOR sl~nec..l by snid Mm·ts:wgee to FED­ struct the extension of Sanitary never seen her sister's son who Since 1859 INGHAM COUNTY ERAL NATIONAL MOH'l"GAGE AS· --·-sTATE OF MICHIGAN Sewer Is made to McNamara E·loO SOCIA'l'ION, 11 Natlonni Mortgnge is 8; so a real reunion is an­ THE PROBATE COURT FOR Construction Company and that Estntc of ROilER1' M. LINE· Association, by nn assignment dntccl ticipated. DAUGH, Deceased, June ao, 1060, nnd recordml on July lNUliAM COUNTY the Mayor and Clerk are au­ Socond C /au postage pcld ot NOTICE IS HEl!EllY GIVEN '!'HAT 5, lU60, in Libel' 1HH of Mortgages, E-·109 V.~1en asked what Christmas is In the Mntto1· of DAVJll W. thorized to execute the contract Mason, Michigan, will buy your land crediton must set•vc Helen Mick, nd~ on Pngc 1120, InJ.:hnm County Re· like In Scotland, Mrs. Olney re­ rninishntt·ix, and file willl the coul't cords, t--~lclliRnn, nncl iurthc!' ns~igned MANSHI:;LD, HUTH ANN MANS· on behalf of the City of Mason. Published weekly by The ln11· delay. Call Ford F!ELD nnd GILE.,; MANSI• IELU, lated that it is not too differ­ sworn slatc:mcnts of clnim, auy nnd to ADVANCE MOHTCAGE COR· The foregoing resolution was hom County Nows, /nc. residence ED 7· ali cl!lims, nnd determination of PORA'l'ION, u Michimm cOtllOrirltion, Mh>Ol"&, ent than our celebration here. LaNoble Realty Com- heirs will be hcm·d Murch 11, 1965, by nn nssignmcnt dntcd November NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN UIA'l' supported by: Councilman Rus­ Pastoff!co Box 266, Ma•on nt 10:nte Court, nuthbun, utlministrntor, nntl file with ttublic vendue, on Thursday, Murch E-4-11 County Building, II G W. Qt, the coUI't swm•n :->tntcmcnts of clnim, 11, I 065 nL II :0 0 o'clock A. M., Eslute of PAUL A, MAII'l'IN, De· L!ln,ing, Michicnn, nny and nil claims, nnd determinn~ Eastern Standnrd Time, ut the Mich­ ccnscd. on in the lnghnm County Uon of heirs wilt bo hctu·U Mtlrch 11, igan Avenue entrunce to the New NO 'I ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THA'r further notice ns rci,uirud I ~Gr., at 10:00 A. M. nt the l'robntc City-County Iluilcling ln Luns!ng, lhe llCtition or Amerlcnn Dnnk & IS ORDERED. Court, 400 t;ounty IJuiiding, 116 W. Michignn . .Snill 11remises nrc situated 'l't.·ust Company for JH·obntc of a 1 : December 11, 196·1 Otlawn, Lamiing, Michig:~n. in the City of Lani"\inK, Ingham JlUI'Pot ted will, thnt ndministrntion JAMES T. KALLMAN Publlcntlon in the lnghnm County County~ Michlga11, nnd un: described he grnntcd to American llnnk nnd oopy: Judge of ProbntP News nntl further notice ns required ns: . '!'rust t:orn]Jany, und for determina­ Dodrio by law IS Ol!UEllEIJ. Lot No. 132, Churchill Down:~, a tion CJf heirs will Le hcnrd Jnnuni'Y Subdivision on ll:lrl of the South .. 13, 1965, nt 10:45 A. M, nt the l~cgister o! Probate . Dnted: December 7, 1~04 is west ~ of Section 31, Town 4 Credit based on L. SCHIIAM, Attorn•Y JAMES 'l'. KAI.LMAN Probate Court, .JOO County lluilding, Bnnk nnd 1'rust llldg., A true COllY: Juligc of l)rol.mto North, Runge 2 West, City o! Lnn· 116 W. Ottawa, Lamin~. Michigan. filw3 }1'Jorence :M. I•Jctchl:!r sing. lnghnm County, Michigan, ·· Publication in the lnghnm County l)()JHilY Register of Probate according to the recordcll ph~t. News and !urthct• notice ns rcquit•ed S. DeWIT'!' I!A'I'HBUN, Attorney thereof ns recorded December 12, by law IS ORDE!tED. M Michigan National 'l'owcr, Lnnsing. 195M in Lihcr 22 of Pints on Page Dnted: December 14, 1964 61W3 14, snid lJHdwm Counly Hccorc..J:;, JAMES 'l'. KALLMAN Datetl: Dcc!!mber 16, 1H64 A IJUe COPY: Judge of l'robnte D-1~ NATIONAL BANK Olo' DETROIT Bonnie Uodt·io an's Faith inMan STATE.OFMICHIGAN of DORSEY C. WEISEL. THE PROBATE COURT FOR Assiv;ncc of Mort}nt).!ec llc(luty llegi,tcr of Pmbate DICKINWN, WH!Gil'l', McKEAN &. IIAHWi' D. HUllllARD, Attomcy INGHAM COUNTY CUDLIP, Attorney" IS HEREBY GIVEN TIIA'r E-208 1108 Michlgnn Nutlonl!l 'l'ower, Lnn .. o! Gladys V. Drool" fo1· Estnte or BEULAH M. MOCK, De· 800 Fil·sL National Building, Detroit ~In~. 51~3 JlUl'IlortcU will. that ml· c:cascd, 26, MichiR:UJ. l'i1wl2 be grnnLcd to her, nml NOTICE IS llEHEBY GIVEN 'l'HA'r STATE OF il-ftCHIGAN dctcrnnini:llitate of WILLIAM £'. IJEL'l'<:, E-9·1 400 County lluildin~:, llG Deccasi:!d, Estnte o! MYRTLE BORRING, D•· week end, Precipitation will to­ Lansing, MichiKan, A. :M. nt the Probate Court, Court censed. House, Mnson, Michigan, NUTit;E IS IIEHEUY GIVEN THAT tall/2 Inch In frequent snow flur­ the Ingham County the pcLiLion uf Alma H. Stobhy for NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 'fHAT ns required Publication in the ln~hnm County creditors must serve Shirley M. ries. New~ and further notice as required nllownncc of h~1· final account nnd n:.:£iJ.mmcnt of resitluc will IJc hcnrtl GtL~mon, admhJistrutrix, nnd fiJc with Meanwhile in Mason the av­ by law IS ORDERED. t1JC COUrt 5W0fn statements Of cl11in1, D~ted: DcccmbCl· 9, 196·1 January ti, 190:;, .at 11 :OU A. M. erage temperature for the past nt the Probate Cuurt, 400 County nny und uii claims will he heard JAMES T. KALLMAN March ·1, 1965, at ll: I 0 A. M, nt A true copy: Judge of Pro bat~ lluildinb·, 116 \\', Ottawa, Lun~in~, week was 27 degrees as com­ {hanks/ Michigun. tl1e Prebnte Court, 400 County IJuilu­ OJrob ate Dnted: Dccembe•· 196·1 Temperature readings were as llonnie llodrie JAMES l', KALLMAN A true copy: Judge of Probnt• follows: }8ter ? DcJIUtY Het:lstcr of Probate IJAVJD M. SEELYE, Attorney Floronco M. Fletchcl' High Deputy Register o[ Pr

• Deposit each Wishbone Coupon in the Contest Box at the store named in the coupon. Coupons may be deposited anytime from now until Wednesday, December 23.

• A drawing will be held to determine the winners of the free turkeys at each of the stores named on this page. You need not be present to win. The winners will be notified and their names will also be an­ nounced in this newspaper.

• Anyone over 16 years of age except employees of participating stores and this newspaper) is eligi· ble to enter. Only one turkey may be won by a family. Judge's ded sions are final. • Enter at all of these Williamston Stores A drawing will be held at each on Wednesday, December 23, at 5:00 P.M.

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The Ingham County News, Wednesday, December 16, 1964- Page A-12 . One Year Ago--1963 M:rs. Betty Guerriero and Mr. and M'~s. Fernando Weav­ daughter, Judith, will leave Fri­ Wednesday, December 16, 1964- Page C-1 er or Leslie wlll observe their day tor Fort Slljlth, Arlmnsas, golden wedding anniversary Sat­ where they wlll visit their hus­ urday, December 21, at the Les­ band and father, Lieutenant Frank lie Grange hall. They will host Guerriero, an open house !rom 2 to 5 p,m, 30 Years Ago--1934 Judith Ann Drury, Joyce Fog­ George Graham, drain com­ It's a Tough Job le, Nalley Horsld and Sherry missioner, and Sheriff Thomas H, Allee Russell were winners In Hanna, will be guests of honor the district Make It Yourself at a party Friday night by mrm Last week the Lansing daily news­ tee action. Committee work is clone be­ with Wool contest December 7 at employed in county departments. paper sent a one-shot substitute reporter Michigan State university, The 2 officials will complete their fore the meeting, during noon recess and 10 Years Ago--1954 to the meeting of the board of super· terms December 31. after the meeting. Mrs. Francis Platt entertained Mrs. Irene Palmer was enter­ visors. The Journal would have done mf;lmbers of the Pink Community Most supervisors, busy men in tained Sunday eveningatthe home well to have briefed him on the club at a Christmas luncheon ot her daughter, Mrs, Harry trades and professions, will testify that Thursday, Assisting Mrs, Platt machinations of county gover11ment in Spenny, the occasion being her they spend hour upon hour in committee as co-hostesses were Mrs. Don birthday anniversary. Densmore, Mrs. W.H. Appleton, general and the board of supervisors in deliberation. They will testify that many 50 Years Ago--1914 particular. Mrs, Perle Vaughn and Mrs. Judson A, Parsons, present hours are spent in telephone consulta­ Wayne M.'tller, In addition they could have sent county clerk, has been appointed tion conccming county business. Duter Lukonski, 17, a Ger­ deputy clerk at Lansing to begin along someone who could tell time and man youth spending a year In Ing- COLUMBIA AND CEDAR- Here's the way this intersection looked back True, there may be inefficiencies in his duties at the close of his the agenda. They could have sent ham county, predicts that the official duties here, about 1920. The old Murdoch service station is on the corner on the site now i~ad the county system of government but German Nazi party is dead for­ someone who had some knowledge of . ,, Joseph Jewett has purchased occupied by Paul's Sunoco. Readers will notice the absence of buildings for efficiency doesn't always mean pro­ ever, He outlined some of Ger­ 'an automobile equipped with a the important job of county supervisor. many's post war problems to the self starter, 2 blocks along Cedar. The picture was given to the News by Mrs. Carl Scutt gress, especially in the field of repre­ Mason Kiwanis club Tuesday Just about all the reporter could night, 75 Years Ago--1889 of Au rei ius. · sentative government. . Rev. E,B, Moody preached at come up with was a front page story 20 Years Ago--1944 the Baptis• church Friday even­ intimating that supervisors did nothing In place of brickbats, supervisors Herbert G. Cooper has sold ing, the J,C, Corsault home at llB T, Hoffman, wife and son of but prolong the meeting to get an ad­ deserve bouquets for devoting long E. South street to J,B.. Rowe of Wyeth Inc, Dansville are contem~lating a ditional half-day pay. hours to making Ingham one of the trip to California fa<' the winter, He displayed poor understanding of best-operated counties in the state. a difficult and responsible job-the run­ There are those who are constantly Guest Editorial ning of a county establishment which sni1Jt,::1 g away at county government. annually handles a budget in excess of Evident:~ ,>~ Lnnsing reporter cover­ Let's Stop Mollycoddling ing last weel\'s board meeting, either $4 million, has control over hundreds of When the plans for Mason's new raunchy groups that fill the air wavr": unwittingly or intentionally, falls in this (Reprinted from tltc American Press) employes and a multimillion dollar ar­ high school were made public 5 or 6 and the hi fi turntables. group. The mollycoddling of teenagers - letting them think ray of county buildings and services to they can get away with almost anything because the police, years ago there was much criticism rhere arc times after an eveni;Ig supervise. :~;~ ~~i: Serving on the county board is a ;:;: the courts and the newspapers have somehow been In· :;:; concerning the inclusion of an of TV and the Brown clan's record The reporter called attention to the slow way to add to a bani\ account. It :iii timidated into treating them like doting parents - ha,-; :;;: auditorium. There were those critics collection when I get the idea that we i;i; reached a stage where something needs to be changed - :;:; board's short work day. True it is short is a constructive way to ward off those who claimed that such a costly "frill" are all lost in an intellectual desert. t and quicl\ly. j;~; as far as the formal meeting is concern­ who would do away with representative was not necessary. Of course this is not a new story. ed but county government is a commit- :;:; Having recently moved to Hampton Falls, N. H., where ;:;: government. :;:; La'b:>r Day was made "memorable" by a riot of 10,000 ;:;: Such a frill isn't necessary-if it My parents claimed the same thing :;:; teenagers at nearby Hampton Beach, I got a "home·front" ;:;: is not used. Last week and again this when I turned the radio to the 1930 :;:; picture of the total disrespect thousands of youngsters ;:;: weel\ I had occasion to attend com­ offerings of Fats Waller, Count Basie, :;:; hold for anything to do with law and order. And it was ;:;: munity programs at the high school. Leadbelly and Isham Jones. :;;; a frightening picture. ;:;: High school and junior high school i;i; I remember when kids thought of the policeman as a ;;;; Having never had an opportunity A Community Success Story :;:; king-pin whose very presence on the beat commanded good ;:;: vocal departments had their annual to be able to evaluate the life of a :;:; behavior. "Chickie, the cop!" was a common expression ;:;: Christmas program last week and it bachelor, .from that side of the fence, :;:; which warned youngsters not to try to get away with any- ;:;; played to a full house. it was interesting to read a recent A high point in the spiritual and There are 800 seats in the auditorium. cultural growth of Mason people was at­ :;:; thing when "the law" was looking. But at Hampton ;:;: Sunday the biggest crowd ever observation from Rudy Petzold, :;;; Falls the new generation laughed at the cops, threw bot· ;:;; tained Sunday night at the presentation There were many observations to packed into the auditorium was on editor of the Tuscola County Ad­ be made at the musicale: It proved that ::i: ties, rocks and Molotov coclE- KEITH BUDD and some suprisos. Love. * a cement truck, a baseball glove, ANITA MINSHAlL * * Dear Santa, a bat and ball, socks, a bow and # From Santa's ~ I've been a pretty good boy and arrow set, and an airplane. I Dear Santa, I'd lUte some new toys for Christ­ will leave some candy on the Goo! try to be. Please bring Dear Santa, mas, A Johnny 7 O.M.A. ami table for you, Yours truly. · me something. Love. I want a Johny Zoma one man a boozooka a Duncan Spin top, TOMMY SHERWOOD TONY CLARK army gun, and a that monky hel. i MAIL BOX i plyers and nalls and anything else met with that klnda antenna, you'd like to bring me. Thank DONNY CAIRNS * The Ingham County News has a special agreement * you. Dear Santa: Dear Santa Claus, # ~: MAHK BURGESS I writtlng for myself 14 yr My name is Freddie, I am * with Santa Claus to publish each letter he receives * old and my brother 3 years old, 9. I would like Johny Seven, tow­ Dear Santa, from youngsters who use the special Santa Claus Dear Santa, sisters 7 yr. old and 4 yr. old truck, bicycle, guns and holsters, I want a new fashion house for # ~· lam 6 years old. I want these sister. We are on welfarellaven't mold set, car set, night clothes, barbie, peklngese dog loy, larry * ma i I box on the courthouse sguare in Mason. Of * things for Christmas: Johnny 7 any money comming in. Will overhalls, mittens, sox, dump the lion toy, tennessee walker O.M.A. give a show projector, I lmow you see we get some­ ·ir truck, talking puppet. horse toy, mousetrap game, farm * course Santa opens each letter himself and gives * some clothes, a model car. Love, thing. Thank you I love says I wlll leave you some candy set with 160 pes, toy and a : them.to the news only after he checks his workshop ~ PHILLIP MINSHALL my brother and sister, on the table. I live on 528 W. structovlsta domehorse Van toy, -·-,------TERESA WOOD Sycamore. PATIRICIA MAIER * to see that he has ~hat each youngster wants! * Dear Santa, FREDDIF My name Is Tori and my mom. Dear Santa Claus, * * my Is writing because I'm only My brother is writing this let­ Dear Santa, # The News wi II pub I ish as many letters as space ~ 21 but w1ll be 3 on January 13, ter for me, I have been a good Dear Santa Claus, What I want for Chrismas Is: * :>,.;:

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Silver Dollars ~r~n~;~~ DENSMORE~~s are worth Densmore's'"'~~t . $1.25 FOOD LINER in trade at · . The Ingham County News, Wednesday, December 16, 1964 - Page C-4 . to 9 ·Everyday - North. US 127 · Mason ASC Election Convention Money Easier To Make Scheduled for December 17 For the Farmer But The Ing·ham County Agricul­ tee Is one who Is a resident committeeman will be decided by It Is Harder to I(eep tural Stabili?.ation and Conser­ eligible to vote in the county the Incumbent county committee vallon committee (ASC) for next election, and who meets other subject to appeal to the State It may be easier for midwest same period, however, the farm­ year will he elected by farmer­ eiigiblllty requirements, The commlltee; the convention would farmers to make money today er's take home pay has Increased chosen delegates to a county con­ chairman pointed out that a mr.m­ proceed, howevel', on the basis o! than they did 10 or 15 years ago, only moderately, venllon on December 17, at 10 ber of the county committee be the county' committee decision. but It's harder to keep H. Since 1949, the average farm a.m. al the county office, accor­ representative of the type and ChenP.y urged all ASC farmer­ A new u.s. department of ag­ gr(Jss Income has climbed by ding to Ludell Cheney, chal.r­ kind of farming In the county. delegates to be sure Ia attend riculture study of farm incomes $6,100 per year. But during the man or tl1c ASC county commit­ Other details as to qualiflca­ the county convention, 'I'hesefar­ during the past 15 years shows same 15 year period, net Income tee. tions of candidates are avail­ mors were chosen as convention that lhe average American farm­ rose by only $1,100. Last year, The convention will be open to able in the ASCS county office. delegates at recent ASC com .. er has more than doubled his the average farmer grossed $11,- the public, and any person In­ Any questions on e!Jgibility munlty committee elections gross cash Income. During that 700, but after paying taxes and terested in observing the voting _to holrl office as an ASC county throughout tile county, other wlthholdings, he netted only Winter Tips procedure may attend. However, Farmers Building $3,500, Michigan Slate university only farmer delegates to the con­ When putting up outdoor agricultural economists point vention may participate In the out, Christmas decorations, Michigan election process. Election is by • Red Stripe State university safety specia­ This shows that today'sfarmel' Finances Early secret ballot and plurnext year may be the exception, no odor, It is known as the Planning to build7 Buy new facilities? Mod· k The continually mounting high­ "silent killer." ernize or make repairs? Pay cash if you caD, "If everyone recognized that BASIC PENS As low os ...... ~ 2 6 SO but- if you do need financing -lack into a way traffic death toll will cer­ carbon monoxide is present low·cost Land Bank loan. tainly be one factor In this con­ in lot of ten sideration but another major fac­ whenever there Is combustion, Your farmer-owned Land understands Bank tor may be the latest national whether it's canned heat, gas 50 your credit needs. You can set up a single survey on the matter, refrigerator, furnace, or auto­ SERIES PENS ...... real estate loan to cover all your farm im­ mobile engine, and that to pro­ ~32 *** tect against It merely requires in lot of 8 provement plans ... then budget payments to stay within the income capabilities of your One vehicle in slx In use to­ adequate ventilation, we could el­ farm. Loans arc nvqilable for up to 35 years. day Is unsafe to some degree, iminate most of the accidental REFINERY a study by the Auto Industry Interest rates are low- currently 51/:%. exposures,'' said the commiss­ Supply Limited to Present Stock Highway Safety Committee In­ ioner. Consider, too, that you h;lVe full prepay• DIREC1 DIS1RIBU1\0N dicates, ment privileges without ~enallyl It costs you ilelij@i Of nearly three million ve­ nothing to look inta the value of a Land Dank hicles checked on a voluntary loan from- (1) SAVINGS through p.ud d;.v­ basis In the study, more than u.s. dairy cows set a new pro­ duction record last year ... an all­ idencls and interest 0:1 stock. 440,000 had "rejectable Items" ederal Land Bank Association (2) MODERN sto;.·:1ge eq.lipment such as rear or front lights or time high of 7,545 pounds of ml.lk OUR GUARANTEE at COST, per cow, The 1964 figures may go over 7,800 pounds per cow, Trasco l'uat!v2 Inc. Lansing GREEN ACRES SURGE & Phone 437-3:)22 752 N. Cedar St. Home Phone BADGER R; .. 2 Williamston OR 7-9791 A.J. Murray M·unith News It'-s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, everywhere you go and Munith Is no exception. jTHiSWE;-KWIT..l The most recent and probably the brl~htest example are the many 1 Special Bonus Coupon NO. II 1 strings ot multi colored lights put up over the streets by Lions club members. · Rev. nth tile benefit of the other members church met with Mrs. Mlrguer- ter visited his grandparents on Freshmen - Mary Lou Baker, Proposed. township should contribute to­ Mr. and ·Mrs. Burton Johnson. or $495 per year. of the council. lte cook last Thursday evening, Friday, Mike Barker, Linda Battige, Lin- wards the department· since the Cindy Smith and Martha Chris­ WILLIAMSTON - Plans were Some discussion about the new Mrs. Nettle Mullins was In charge Mr. and Mrs. Donal Parks da Cooper, Andy Cornett, Kathy tens(1n appeared In a ballot at the discussed for a second skating Councilman Gorsline felt that paving on South Putman also came of the worship service. Part of of rural Williamston were Sun- Diehl, Sarah Diehl, Marjorie village poUce have always been L:ansing YWCA last week end. It rink in Wllliamston at the meet­ the fire board's feellng should be up, Mayor McClenethan sug­ the evening was spent fixing day evening guests ofthelr daugh- Frye, Donald Heinz, Tom Laban, available to the surrounding area. Appllcations for the police job was litled Christmas Toys Ballet. ing of the Recreation association heard on the matter and Whit­ gested that Whittington talk to treats fortheChristmasprogram ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bonita M;iSOn, Mary Reichstel­ Cathy anrl Christy Stewart en­ last Thursday. tington said that his was only the contractor about repairing whlch will be held sunday, De- GIPn Slmrlanrl. ter, Ken Switzenberg, Bill Tim- have been received and a1·e being tertained at a slumber party af­ One skating rink has been i!l one suggestion as to how the the different places In the pave­ cember 20, at the church at 7:30 Members of the Soule family mlns, Lon Van ostran. considered while help from thr! township Is being sought. ter the game and etion a 5th and 6th grade chorus. Mrs, Abbie Fortman attended the which Mrs. Felton Is one, at the held a lighted match to the dis­ night gut>sts Thursday of their Miss Kerry Kuroki read poetry uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. to complement each song in the annual Christmas party of the horne of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd DANSVILLE - Funeral ser­ charged mortgage w!lich he had Liberty group of the Michigan Backus of Wil!1amston, Guests handed to Roland Gifford, chair­ Norbert J. Hood of Medina. Youth Wins spirit of Christmas, vices were Monday at the Dans­ The 6th grade band under lhe Button society, Wednesday, De- were present from Flint, Stock- v1lle Methodist church for Almon man of the church cabinet at the Children cember 9, at the home of Mrs, bridge, Dansville and William .. ceremony of the burnlng of the For direction of Ted Thompson, pre­ L. Lathrop, 94, of Bellaire, who Award sooted an arrangement of "Ru­ Arthur Jarred of Lake Lansing ston, mortgage 0.1 the building Sunday LEGAL NOTICES formerly lived In Dansville and dolph the Hed Nosed Reindeer", road, Lansing, Mrs. DornDiehlreturnedhome vicinity for many years, morning at the 11 o'clock service. STATE OF MICHIGAr;r·-­ Feted at Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gillett Saturday from the McLaren hos. THE PROBATE COURT FOR His Bowling A drum solo called "African He is survived by two sons, A!ter the charred ciocu ment INGHAM COUN'fY and son, Larry, of Nov! and Mrs, pltal in Flint, Michigan improved was dropped Into a metal bowl a WILLIAMSTON - Tom Ma­ Noel", with Debbie Hahn doing Orrin of Bellaire and Lozell of D-5499 the honors, was met with much Louis Yuhasz and children of In health, dedication of the sanctuary w:~s E•tntc of DOC G. DART, De; honey will receive the Century Yule Party Portland, Oregon; 4 grandchil­ eea.scd. applause. Holt were Sunday visitors at the dren; and several great-grand­ made by the congregation led by· Award Shoulder patch for his NO'l'ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILLIAMSTON - Junior Child home of their mother, Mrs. A.J. children and one sister, Miss Rev. Allen Wittrup, pastor of the· Petition of Alhcrt A. Humphrey; spectacular bowling last Monday Some of the songs enjoyed ltuymonli H. McLean und Rollin U. Study elub had Its annual Christ­ Miller. Florence Lathrop of California. the church and the Rev. David nl~ht. the most were "0 Holy Night", Escapees Dart for allowance of their first mas party last Thursday at the Mr. and Mrs. JamP.s Cook and The body has been at the Mat­ Evans, pastor of the Okemos a.nnuul account, for the uppolntment This is Mahoney's first year in "Santa is Coming", "0 Christ­ home of Mrs. Henry Sheskl on Russell Cook and family, all of thew Funeral home, Bellaire and church from 1950 to 1959 who o£ a gunrdinn nd litem nnd fees the Monday night league and he mas Tree", Holst's "Christmas will Le heard January ·1. 1 ~HHJ, nt Wllllamston road. Holt, and John Hayhoe of Lan­ was brought here for services now serves the First M!!thodist 9:45 A. M. at the !'rohute Court; carries a 114 average. Last Mon­ Song" and "Christmas Joy". The Around I G youngsters from 3 sing were SUnday guests of Mrs, Stand Mute and burial In Fairview cemetery, church in Battle Creek, Rev. Court Homw, Mason, Michigan. day he topped that by more than audience participated in com­ Puhllcntion In the lnghum Count)' to 10 years of age enjoyed a Marguerite Cook, His wifrJ preceded him In death Evans preached the morning ser­ 100 pins when he bowled a high munity singing aft€'r the regular Richard Davis, 24, and Clif­ News nnd further notice n::s rcc1uir~d puppet show presented by Girl several years ago. mon following the dedication ser­ by Jaw IS OHUI!:Rim. game for the evening or 222. .program, Mr. and Mrs, William Lal'son ford Beverly, 33, both of Lan­ vice. Dated: December 10, 1964 Scout Troop No. 11, headed by Fifth grade students having so­ of Cedar Springs spent Saturday sing, stood m11te last Friday when JAMES T. KALLMAN Back from Trip Mrs. Jerry Shuck. The children A true copy: Judge of Probate los were Nancy Johnson, Jenny with their daughter and family, they were arraigned on assault Keep Sidewalks Clear Honnic llodric WEBBERVILLE - Mrs. Guy of both members of the club and Smith, and Allen Clayton. Sixth Servicemen Dr. and Mrs, George Harris, charges in Ingham circuit court, Police Chief Tim Stolz warn­ Deputy Hcgister of Probate Haskill returned this week from of their guests watched "What graders were Rodney Stolpe, Jody Both are accused of attacking HAYMOND 1!. McLEAN, Atto:no)' for an early Christmas celebra­ ed Mason residents that city L. Cpl. Ronald L, Schram. son Mason. 5lw3 a 2-week stay with her sister, Happened to Christmas?" Wolf and Kay Grant. Accompan­ tion, an unarmed deputy sheriff in the Mrs. Ted Gottschalk of Pontiac. ordinance requires sidewalk of Mrs. Avis Schram and the ·-STATE OF MICHIGAN----·­ Girls doing the show for them ist was Mrs. Lois Giles. Ingham county jall In an escape latQ Oliver Schram, has been She has begun plans for the Sen­ were Brenda Shuck, Sara Ann and, Elbridge Wolfgang attended the snow removal by 10 in the morn­ THE PROBATE COURT FOR attempt, INGHAM COUNTY ior Citizens Christmas party Debbie Newsome, Kathy Savage Valley Forge Boy Scout Jamboree ing, He pointed out It Is Illegal transferred from Ankara, Tur­ key, to Tehran, Iran. L, Cpl. D·6133 which will be on December 17. and Pam Jones. reunion at the Union building at Judge Louis E. Coash returned to shovel snow into streets or E•tntc o! !MRS. Elll>Nl Ll>UELL,\ Extension News Schram called home rt>£'l'ntly. The children played turn about Michigan State university Sun­ the men to jail in lieu of $7,500 pile on sidewalks, MUMHJIW, Deceased. His new address is: L. Cpl. NOTICE IS HEltE[lY GIVEN TJIA 1' LEGAL NOTICES and instead of receiving gUts Sandhill Road Extension group day. bonds each to a wait trial. Pleas th~.: petition of .:\lviu A • .Ndlt:r und· brought toys for the Toys for met Thursday evening at the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Showers Jr. of innocent were entered for them sock f1lled with a tin cup full of Ronald L. Schram, 2007929, Mlr­ American Uank & Tru::t Co.. co· ine Security Guard, APO 205, tru~tct::l, for nlluwancc of their tbird STATE OF MICHIGAN Tots campaign. Theron Downey home for Its and famlly of Webberv1lle were·. by the ccurt. soap. nccount \Viii Uc ht:ard lJcccrnlu.:r 23, THE PROBATE COURT fOR American Embassy, New York, INGHAM COUNTY Adults at the party drew for December meeting. Husbands of SUnday dinner guests of Shower's Each mon is charged w.Lth as­ Stabbed 5 times on both hands 1964. nt 10:30 A. M. nl the Probnte New York. Court, 400 County lluildin~:, 116 W D·76DD secret pals for the coming year mem'Jers w·~re guestsatacarry­ was Deputy Joseph Southwell, 44. D. sault to do great bodily harm UtLuwu. Lan::in~. Michigan. .Estate of DEIITHA lllii>SS, and then the more than 34 guests ln supper with 18 seated at the Fourteen stitches were required }l1Jblicution in the ln!fham County Mentally Incomt1etent. less than mu.-der. :NU'l'ICE IS H,t;!lt.:U Y GIVEN Tl!A 'I Christmas decorated tables, The to close his wounds. other dep­ ·The August issue DJ.iryman .New:; nnd further notict.! u.s requirtd present had Christmas refresh­ o: by law IS URUEI\ED. the petition of Amcricu.n lJank ond ments. evening was spent playing games. Chart Your Course The attempted jall break was uties came to Southwell's aid magazine reports a · Wisconsin Dntt:d: Nuvl:mber 2::1, 1964 '!'rust. t:ompnny for ullowunce of it~ staged last Spptemher 3, Davis and Beverly and David surren­ firm has been formed to bottle JAMES '1'. KALLMAN ~ccond account nnd for the niJiioint· Hostesses for the evening were A tr·u(; co ~·Y: Jud,;c of Prohate ment of a g:uardiun ad litem will the officers of the club: Mrs. and Beverly had a home made dered meekly when they found milk in soft-drink type botl!Qs be heard Junuu.ry ~. 1U65. u.t 10:10 Donnie UoJrio Margaret Larsen, Mrs. Carol knife fashioned from a spoon themselves faced by officers with for vending machine sales. Cho­ Dct,~uty Rcgi~h.Jr of ProiJnte A. M. at the !'robate Court, 100 and a blackjack m:tde from a drawn guns, AMERICAN !lANK & '!'RUST CO. ~l>unty !luilding, 116 W. Ultnwa, Hovey, Mrs, Nancy Fate and Mrs. colate milk will be offered first. Trust. Department, Lun~ing-. ·19w3 L~nl)ing, Michigan. j>ublicut.ion in Lhe lnghnm Count)' Wanda Tedrick. News and further notice as requirct.l Two guests also were pres­ by Jaw Ill UIWI>RED. . HAMLIN Dated: December 11, lD64 ent: Mrs, Ardyth Harshbarger Bowl-Inn Recreation STOCKBRIDGE SCHOOL JAMES •r, KALLMAN and Mrs. Lee Ann Blossey, HEATING AND A true copy: Judge or Prob•t< Members of the senior club IJQnnie llodric AIR CONDITIONING Uoen Bowlrng Darly LUNCH MENU IJcputy Hegistcr or Probate will be guests at the next meet­ A.MI::IUCAN IJANK II< 'IHU~T DLDG. ing at the High School llbrary Ph .. OLS-1981 Trust DcJJartment. Lnn:sing. !ilwa l P M to 5 P M MONDAY, DECEMBER 21- Hot dogs, relishes, -STATE Of MICHIGAN-· .. -· on January 5. A fllm on her­ cream style corn, cherry whip, ~~ pint milk. TH& I:'KOilATE COUic:f fOR edity will be shown. ~t:::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:::::::::::::;:;::::il~ Sot 3 P M 'trl ) ' ) TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22- Sloppy Jo<>s sho<>· INGHAM COUNTY string potatoes, hot ve>getable, plvms, !!] pint milk. E·133 ), ·· l P M R P M .Estate of WILLIAM GREUOit~ Kendall Wheeler Jr. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23- CHRISTMAS DINNER CUitTICE, Dcceasod, 421 Fronltlin Street The ideo/ 9ilt for Christmas. __ :NOl'ICI:: IS H.r:.:HI>DY GIVEN TIIA'I CHRISTMAS VACATION tredito.rs must. serve c. William Cur­ Call Me Co//eet A Bowlin9 So/1 & Bog tice. administrator, and file with the NOTE; M<>nu for January 4, 1965 is chuck wagon stew. court sworn ::~tu.tement5 of tlalm. Phone 589-5962 New Balls Measured_and Drilled any and ull clllims. and detcrmina• Ju~t os a novigotor must chart th~ lion of heirs will be hcord Mnrcb 11: course lor his ship or plene, so must U65, nt 10:30 A, M. nt Lhe l'robote while you wait. $24.95 & up. .Merry Christmas CC>urt, 400 County lluildinlf, llG w: you pion the direction of your fu· O£tawa, Lansing, Mlcbican. ture. Let me show you pions for a Cheice of co/ota and weight a In atvclt. l'ublieation in tho ln~:nam Count3' future with financial security. Everyone New~ ;a.nd further notice o.s required NEW BOWLING BAGS ... $3.95 & up ~ll' law IS OIW.I::RI::IJ, ,... Datcmbcr of F:D.#.C. WlLLlAM S'fAPU:'!'ON, Attorne1 4U W. Ottawa St.• Lanain~r. lilw:l ~;;...... ;_~;....---..J ·The Ingham County News,-Wt!dnesday, Itt ...... ,,...... , ...... , ...... Dairy calves have been shipped to Europe on a passenger jet­ LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES U. S. Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training liner In specially made heavy­ STATE OF MICHIGAN duty cardboard cartons lllld ar­ '1HE I RODAT£ COURT J'OR Throughout tl e year Manne rived In fine sbnpe, says the E 251 INGHAM COUNTY 'E Eotnto of MILDRED R (WILDER) U4 umts regularly Journey to the North Dakota Slate university BURCHAM Dcccnaod Eotnte of LA WRENCI!l WILLIJ\1\1 HANNIG Dote •cd Marmc Corps Mountam Warfare college of agriculture The trip NOTICE IS IIEIIEDY GIVEN THAT NO l!Ciil IS UEIUilDY GIVEN THAT took six hours creditors m 1st ~· vo Alv n A Neller crodltora n uut uervo Stnnloy Rich Tram ng Center at Pickel Men .executor and f e wltl tho court oworn otntcmcnt o! cln m nn;y nnd ordo executor nnd fllo with tl o court dows m the S10rra Nevada Moun all clnlm& wll bo l enrd Fobrunrr aworn !lntcmonts of clo m uny and LEGAL NOTICES 18 1065 nt 10 40 A M nt the l'ro all lnlms will be henrd Fobrunrv 18 tams of Cal fo1 nm Hc1e they bnto Court 400 County Du ldlng 116 1005 nt 10 15 A M at tie l'robnt• Court 400 Count~ Building UG W learn how to f1ght and su1v1ve at W Ottawu Lnnnlng M chlgon Ottnwn Lnnulng M!cb!gnn S1'ATE OF MICHIGAN rub! cation In tho Inghom CountY l'ubllcnt on n II o Inghum County nlt tudes umgmg from 6 500 to THE PRODAT£ COURT FOR Nowp nnd further notice oa rc~u red Newn and fu t or notice na requlrod 11 000 feet and cx1st m below INGHAM COUNTY (ly low IS ORDERED E 400 Dotn l November 25 196' b~ lnw IS OIIDERED dutil\g the In tl c Motter of Cl nngo of nnmo JAMES r J'Al LMAN Dote I November z~ 1064 of KONS1ANriNOS C II A R I E S A true copy Judge of l'rabote JAMES r KALLMAN XRILIS on Adult Florcnco M Fetcher A true copy Judgo of Probnto ~'Iorence M Flctchor snows! oc NOTICE IS IIEREDY GIVEN THAT Deputy Register of Probate Deputy Register ol l'robMo tho !Jotltlon of Konetnntlnos Cl nrlo8 ALVIN A NELLER Attorney RODER'!' li BAKER Attornol/' Krill• to cl nngo hla name to Cl nrlca 1022 E Mlch gan Ave Lon• ng llnnl of A mn Dldll Alma MichigAn JConatnntlnos Kr llo wll bo heard 49w3 4UwU December 80 IDG4 nt 2 00 P M nt STATE OF MICHIGAN tl e Probnto Court 400 Count~ Dulld THE PROBATE COURT FOR O)tfiEK FOR XPPEXRANck lng 116 W Ottawa Lansing M!ch INGHAM COUNTY Btnto of M ch gon Tho Circuit IKon D 8681 C:.aurt for he County of lnghnm Publication In tho Ingham CountY Eetoto of CLIFFORD TARBELL IN CIIANCERY News nnd further notice an required Deceased VIRGINlA V ARiliAGA Plaintiff by law IS ORDERED NOTICE IS JJEREDY GIVEN TIIA':I' VB SERAFIO ARRIAGA Dofondnnt Dated Novomber 28 1064 the petition of Dorothy L ndow for Suit pending In tho al ove on tit ed JAMES T KALLMAN n lownnco of her finn! nceount nnd Court on the 6th doy of November. A true copy JudBo of Probate nulgnmont of es duo • I bo heard 1964 Flo enco M Fletcher January o 1906 t 9 40 A M at In this c usc It APPeorlng from nf Dolluty Reglotor of Probate t1 c Probo c Court 400 County Bu d fldnvlt on ! lo thnt It cnnnot bo AI THOMAS G SINAS Attorney lng 116 W 0 tnwa Lnnsinll' M ch certo ned n wl nt State or Count~ 515 N Cnp tol Avenue Laneln11 IRnn Sernplo A lnRo he Defandent ro, 40wa Pub cot on In the lngl nm County aides I e Dofondont l uvlng d Dap News nnd further no co ns rcqulr~d penrod on Juno 20 1068 STAT& OF MICHIGAN by In v IS ORDERED On motion of Glenn T Cheney THE PROBATE COURT FOR Doted De em be 7 I 064 Attorney for tl e P olntlff It lo order INQHAM COUNTY ed thnt tho onld Dcfendont Serop o D 6133 JAMES 'I' KALLMAN Arriaga causo hla appenranco to be EBtnte of (MRS EDEN) LEUELLA Judsc of Probnto enterod In th • cauou wit In three MUMFORD Decenaed month• from tl e date of thlu order NOTIOill IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a d thnt In defnult thereof an d D II tho pot lion of Alvin A Neller nnd of Complnlnt • II be taken n~ eon Amor can Bonk & Truat Co co fe•••d ond thnt w tb n 40 dnyo tho trustee• for nl owance of tbe r Plnlnt ff cnuee t lo order to bb second account wll be heord Decem publlohod n tl e Ingham County coli vca bor 23 1064 nt 10 30 A M at the News n new•napcr vubl ohed and P obnto Court 400 County Building clrculote I thin snld Count~ oald vas est b 1 6 W Ottawn Lansing Mich gan publlcat on to be cont nued once Publlcnt on n tho !ngl am CountY ench wee c for f vo wcol s In euccoa Now• nnd further notice n• requ red eon by nw IS ORDERED Doted November 17t IDG4 Dnted November 23 1964 SAM S1REET HUGHES JAMES T KALLMAN A true cop~ Circuit Judge A true COllY Judge of Probate Laura Wahl Donn o Dodrlo Dep ty County C erk Deputy lleglster of Probate GLENN T CHENEY Attorney for AMERICAN DAN!. & TRUST CO Plnlnt If 'I u t Deportment Lans ng 40w3' Buolness Addreso 514 N Woohlngton Ave Lanalng COwG

1074 Hope bndgcs ]lfOVlde Mu1 mes 11 1th safe flUssnge over Rtrea1 s and gullcys Elltntc of SUSAN lt SWEENEY fl cse men are trnu ed to 1mprov1se whenever ready made or natural fnclhhcs :0 censed rc not ava1lable NOTICE IS HEREDY GIVEN T~AT cred tors muet serve Robort V Sweeney ndmln •t ator nnd fl e w th tbo court sworn eta emcnte of c]o m ...... LEGAL NOTICES nw nnd nil claims nnd dctermln LEGAL NOTICES t on of he ra will be heard Februnrr • I 18 1965 nt 10 25 A M nt the • Probate Cou t 400 Count~ Bul dinK STATE OF MICHIGAN I I THE PRORATE COUR1 FOR 116 W Ottnwn Lnnulng M ch son I I INGHAM COUNTY l'ubllcntlon In the Ingham Coun Y Nc1V5 and further not ce nu required I I b~ low IS ORDERED Doted November 27 196~ LL"AN •I •I JAMES T KA •• A true copy Judse o! Probate I Iorence 1\1 Fletcher I• I• DcPUtll Regi~ter of l'robato WILLIAM lf WISE Attorney GQ6 Mlcllgan Nat onnl Tower Lan elnll 49w3 :I As I See It:I STATE OF MICHIGAN THE PROBATE COURT FOR : By Hoyden Palmer : INGHAM COUNTY I I E298 E4 nte of LINCOLN P HEDEMAN • • Dccenscd Do you !mow wl at a Power Everyone was s!desteppinaw1 N011CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ercd ors must serve He en Louise Structure Is as it pertains to ter for a couple of days while At Hcdemnn ex cu rlx and f lc w th tl c communities? up above roof repairmen were cou t sworn statcmcn s of cln m nny and nl c nlms nnd dcterm nnt on of A friend of mine who Is a sc aping and pounding a way as if Bnnk & Trust Dldg 4Uw3 he s • be heard Ma ch 4 1965 at student of sociology, explains it t! e place w re I auntecl D 00 A M at the Probn e Court STATE OF M CHIGAN 400 County Bu d ng 16 W Ot THE PROBATE COURT FOR He says that In virtually every Finally t1 ey finished wnatever tnwn Lnns ng Mich gnn INGHAM COUNTY community is s~m" one person they were doing the water ceased STATE OF MICHIGAN Publico\ on In the Insham Count7 E 206 THE PROBATE COURT FOR or small group of pet sons who News ond further not co ns requ red Eatnto of H DONALD HOOTMAN dripping down and everything is INGHAM COUNTY bli' low IS ORDERED Deceaaed represent the power structure hunky dory again E 888 Dntcd December 4 1964 NOTICE IS HEREBV GIVEN THAT It may be a financier a judge Estn te of EVA N ABSHIRE n/k/n JAMES T KALLMAN crod tore muat eer e ~nno W Drake **"'* NOBIA E ABSHIRE Dcecaoed A true copy Judae of Probllte executrix nnd f ls w h the court the cigar store owner on the cor­ M ch!gan State university NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Florence M Fetcher aworn atntement• or e olm nny and ner or a philanthropist ranks lst In the state and 9th credlto s must eerve VlrBII 0 Wlrt Deputy Reg a or of Probate all clolm• nnd d I rm notion of I eire ndmlnls rotor ond fllo w th tl o court HAROLD W GLASSEN Attorney Will be henrd Feb ua ~ 18 1966 at These power structures, so in the nation In fulltimr. enroll­ nworn atotemenl8 of claim on)' nnd BOO Davenport Bldg Lona ng i 40 A M nt the Probate Court called, are the persons or group ment of students, a release Issued n 1 c nlmn and dctcrm nat on of bclr1 §Ow3 COO Count, Ru ldln~ 16 W OttAWA wll be heard February 25 UG~ ot Laming M cllgnn to which the other members o!the by MSU last week reveals 0 00 A M nt II o Probate Court STATE OF- MICifiOAN Publlentlon In tie Ingham Countl/ community turn for advice and University of M chigan Is 2nd 400 County Building 116 W Ottawa THE: PROBATE COURT FOR Nowa and further not cc • requ rod Lonolng Mlcllgnn INGHAM COUNTY bY law IS ORDERED counsel In making decisions In the state and 12th In the na­ Pub! cation n tl o Ingham County E 28~ Dated Novembc 2 196~ either for them~elves or the tion and Wayne State university New a and further not co n• roqulred Eatato of HOWARD D MILLARD~ JAMES T KALLMAN community at large is 3rd In the state and 27th In bli' lu IS ORDERED Doeensed A true COllY Judge of Probot Doted November 23 IDU NOTICE IS HEREDY GIVEN THAT Florence 1\1 F etc c~ A power structure can be a the nation JAMES T KALLMAN eredlto s must serve C nr •• E Dny Deputy Reglater of Probate good or bad Influence on a com­ A true copy Judge of l'robnto Jr ndm n atrntor nnd f le • th the ROIIERT L DRAKE Attorne:~~ These figures are reported In Florence M Fletcl er c:ourt awor H ntcmcnts of cia m nny 888 King Court Eo1t Lons nil' mUnity In other words the power School and Society, an educational Deputy Reg oter of ProbAte ond ul c n m• w II be heorcl Febru structure Is the town leader DONALD JONES Attnrnc)r n y 26 1GG5 nt 10 10 A M nt the journal by Dr Carland G Par­ 60 D Moore• R vcr Drive Lnn•lni' Probntc Cou t 400 County IJu ld ns If he Is a good, progressive thlnk­ ker registrar and admissions of­ 40w8 llG W Otto vn Lnns ng M ch gon et, the community prospers and fleer at the U llversity of Cin­ Publ en on n t e Ingham County fo ges ahead If he Is not the News nd fu the not ce ns cqu red cinnati STATE OF MICHIGAN by w IS OJ!DER!>:U community becomes mired in its This report was based on a THE PROBATE COURT FOR Dated Decembc 2 1064 own narrow thinking and fails in INGHAM COUNTY JAMEl:i l KALLMAN survey of 1,111 accredited uni­ D 0565 A truo copy Judge of Probnto its purpose versities and 4-year colleges Estate of CLINTON J SKEAT l or nee M r. etc er As a community grows and liELM Deceoaed Devuty R g s of Probnto enrolling 210901 638 full tim~> stu­ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT mNG::iTON PORlER & DAY At reaches metropolitan status the dents t o petition of Robert W Shentbelm torn Ys fo~ nllowonco of h a f nn account Power Structure Influence seems Acco1 ding to Dr Parker s re­ 1030 ~! ch gnn Trust D ds \'Ill be heard Jnnuary 6 1Q6G at Uop da M ch c-on 60wa to disappear It may be there port Michigan State's full time 10 00 A M nt tlo I robntc Co11rt but Its voice Is greatly stilled enrollment is 28,5 87, an Increase 400 Count~ Bul ding 116 W Ottawa MORTGAGE SALE-Default hav n~ My friend was speaking In gen­ Lnnainll' Mlcliii'Bn boon made In the termo nnd oond from 26,170 in the same survey Publ cation In the Inahnm Count:J tiona of a Ceftn n mortgage mode b~ eralities He said he had no par­ last year University ot Mlchl­ Ne\'IB and further notice no rcljub.. d .ARlHUR LEE CU'ITl::k n olnglo Ucular commUnity In mind by nw IS ORDERED man of the C ty of Lnno ng Inehnm gan s full time enrollment gained Doted December 3 I 904 Countf Mlch gnn Mortgogo to This Power Structure business from 22 058 to 24 642 and Wayne JAMES T KALLMAN lllcblgan Not onn Dank a Nntlonnl 1 1 A truo copy can be extended to animals, too, State's from 12,154 last year to J udso of Proba.tt Dunkln~t Aoooclot on Mor I!AI!ee he says He points out that in Bonnio Dodrlo dntod tile 3ht dny of Oc&obor A D 14,075 this year DeputY Rea ater of Probnto 1958 ond recorded n tho off ce of every group of cows there Is one HENRY L SCHRAM Attorne:r the Register of Deedo for the County who stands out as the leader Amer can Bank &: Tru~t DldK Lt.a, of lnBhnm nnd Stoto of M ell san 11nt:: 60wa on the 6th dar of Novembe A D The other cows recognize this LEGAL NOTICES 1968 n L ber 757 of lnl!'ham Coun y fact She has 3 or 4 assistants Ilecorda on pnsc 560 wh ell •nld MORrGAGE SALE - Default hal mortgage wnn thereafter on to wit who are known as No 1 cow MORTGAGE SALE been made In the condltlona of a tho 4t doy of Morch A U 19o9 LOUIS E COASH and No 2 cow in the social Do!ault hna occurred In tho eon morti'•K• made by DILLY PAUL a•• gned to Federal Not onnl Mort .A true con C rcu t Judge Laurn Wnhl order--Power structure dltiono of a mortgngc mnde b~ Ll( SCHLEICHER and NANCY C gngo A88oclat on n Notional !do t MAN C SMUH and I.'HYLJ..IS N SCHLEICHER hla wife to CURNOW gage AtsiiQC ot on o.nd recorded on Doputll Clerk And this also Is true of chick­ SMITH I u•bnnd nnd w fe Mort MOR'IGAGE COltPORATION a Jdicb Mnrch 9 1069 n the off ce of Caunteralgned Laura Wahl ens, he adds Oae hen in a flock gogoro to Horn Dlchfcgcr Homo1 lgon corporal on MortgaB"ee Dated Ilegutcr of Dccda for snld Count:r lnc a WI scone n Corpornt on bav Ju y 28 1 U6D nod recorded on ~ulr of !ngbnm In Llbcr 763 of Ingham Deputy Cler rules the roose, so to speak lng ita pr nc pal off co n the City of 80 JD6U In Llber 171 of Xortii&IIOI County Recorde on pogo lil5 ,.h ch DELMER R SMITH and experiments have shown that l'o t Wuohlngton :Stato of W •co aln on page 982 Ingham Count7 Re mcu tgnge WIUS thereafter on to w t Attornell !or l'lnlntllt Ko.tt.aru!ee 4ate4 APril c 1&11 &net corclo Michigan and au &"ned b~ aald the lth day of Mny I 063 n.. gncd llualne.. A4dre•• !Bill E l\lleh gon a cage holding 2 hens Is better rceo al furtber Dlli&'ned to ADVANCB A D 1965 ut 10 o clock A M o;ount7 Recorda JllehiMan and •• lnterestlng study anll nterut on ea d mort11oge tho MORrGAGE CORPORATION a Jllch llaatern Standard Time AA d mort aum of Thirteen Thouoand Seven l11nn corporation bll an &lli&'nmont gage wal be forecloaed by • aa c ut ol&"neil br 1ald aaolrnee of mort1•11•• Hundred lh rtll Five and 47/100 dated A i'\llt 14 1914 and recorded public auction to tbo h ghest b dder to National Dank of Detro t a "'"'"'"' (US 186 471 Dol!ara No ault or pro September 24 1964 In Llbor 880 National Banking A11oc atlon b7 on Santa way up there at the North at tho ldlchlgan avenue cntrnnee of olllillnment dated llorcll 28 19G8 ttcdlni'l at low baa been lnatltuted Paae 70 Ingbam Count,. Record• on th• C t7 Hn I llul d ng In the Cit~ Pole hun't heard about It yet, to recover the debt eecured bll 11id wb ch mort11a1e there Ia claimed to of Lan• ng County of Ingham Stnto and recorded on Ap II 15 1908 In but hls visit to Mason the other mortgoae or an11 part thereof bo due at tbe date hereof tbe aum of M cb gan (that be ng the bu ld Llbor 841 page 710 Inrham Countr Notice Ia bertbll i'lven &bat b7 of FOURTEEN T H 0 U SAND Jng where tbe C rcu t Court for the Kecordo lllchill&n on wbich mort­ day had dire results as far as virtue of tho power of aale eantalne4. TWENTY FIVE and 17/100 Dollar• County of Ingham I• beldl of the i'&i'o th,re I• c)almc~ to be duo AI the News building roof is con­ 1n oa 4 mortll&i'e and the etatute Ia IIU 026 87) lncludlnll lntereet at the date hereof tbo nm of Fourteen premilu deacr bed In aold mortgnge Tbouoand Elgbt Hundred Twentr cerned euob caa1 made and provided and w U 'l'o ur annum Under the power of or 10 mueb thereof as may be necea :111111 aal4 amount wltb lnttrea~ 11 IAie contained In eald mottrare and aar)' to pn~ the amount due ua afore Three and 13/100 Dalla a UU 82: Ill lncludini' lntercat lt 5l% per provided In oald morti'&i'e and all &be etatutc In euch CGII made and ea d on aald mortgage with the In annum. It wasn't Sant•s fault, nor W3.S lual co1t1 ~har11ea and expeneu1 In provJded notice I• htrtbr 11lven that tereat thereon at Four and three 1t that of the hellcopter In which clu411111 tbe attorney foe alloweu br aald mortaai'e will be forecloatd br fourtba per cent I 4"%) per annum 1/ndcr tbe power ol ulc eontalnod law aalcl mortgage w U be forecloaed 1 aale of tbe mortrared preml101 or In eald mortnae and tbo atatute In and all lei'BI coat• ebargea nne! ex 111cb caeo mado and provided notice he arrived, br ule of the mortraacd premlael eome part of tbem at public vendu ponau In~ udlni' the attorney feca Before hls arrival planks were at public vendue to tho bl&"but bid on THURSDAY JIABCH 4 IllS at allowed by law and a eo any aum Ia btrebJ rlvon that uld mor&11are Placed On the root on which the der at the front door of tbe In&"ham 11 DO o clock A Jl Eaetern Stand ~r euma wh eb ma:r be lllid br tho will be foreclpe~d bll a ule ol the Countr Court Houu In tbt Cltr of ard Tl- at tbe Jllellli&D Avenue undoralgned neceuarr to protect It• mortll&lled prtmiiJI or aQme par~ helicopter landed The helicopter Maeon llbebil&n on Thundar Jlarcb tntraaee to the New Cltr Countr lntereat In the premlaea W' cb aald .of them at public yend1.1t. at...llla. i d In drl i aln t ._ 1815 at 11 o clock In tht fore Bulldlna In Lanelni' Jllcbl1an Said premuea are deoorlbed aa fol owa All Michigan Avenue en ranee to tho arr ve a V ng r s arm noon lo:utern Standard Tlmt ... pramllea are altuated In tbe Cltr of \hat cortaan Piece o~ parcel of land Cltl' Hall Ru d n~ n Lnn!ln~ and then it turned cold- bitter Tilt pnmlu1 covered b7 ..... Lt.naln11 I1111bam Caunt7 Jllcbl1an lltur.te In tbe Cltr of Lanainll In the llllclilir.n at l1l Do o cloelc am cold-and snowed 11111rtaa11e Ia eltuated In tile Cltr of ud are duorlbed 11 'lount1 of Insbam and State of Jlich &aetern Standard Time on ~anuorJ Jduon C:ountr of In1ham llllehlaan :Lot No 22 l'lat of Cbu"blll l&'an and ducrlbed aa follow• to I ltU Workmen arrived to remove IIDII cleacrlbed a1 follow• to wit .. Ilowne a Bubdivlo an on part of wit Bald premleea are 1 tuattd In Cltr the planka and found them fro- loot .EleYin Ull Nortbbroo.. tbe Soutbw11t quarter of Section Tile Eaet 100 feet onat 58 Kirk of Lanalnr lnaham County Jllebl~&n Zen down They Used crowbu•s hrm1 Subdlvlelon a Subdlvlalon of II, Town ' Nartb RaDII a Welt woad Halla Addition Number 1 a and are ducrl~ed 11 - ,. part af tbt Eaet l of tba South CIIJ' at Lanalnr In1bam Cauntr SubdlYIIion of a part of tbo SWt Lot No 1 &I Cburthlll Downa a to loosen the planks Ill so doing weat t and of the J:ut l of tba lllcbl11n accordlnc to tbe record of SecUon 81 rown 4 North Bubd!Yil on on part of tbe Sogth thev made holes 1.11 the roof and Weat l of the Boutbwnt l at ad plat thereof •• reeorded Decem Jlan&c 2 Weat Citll of Lanalni' wut l of Section U Town 4 ' Btctlon 8 Town 2 Nort~ .Ranre 1 lltl' 11 18&8 Ia Llber :&a of Plate lnii:l am Cogntr lllcblgan accora Nortb Kanre 2 Weat C tll of Lan the anow Which leU over the week Weal C:ltr of llaeon Jllebill&ll oa P1111 u aald lnrham Collllll' lnar to tbe recorded plat thereof eln1 In1bam CountJ Jllc~ilaD lid be-n to melt on uollday tlattd December a 1U4 SOCIA RtcordJ. Dated at Detroit Jllcbii&D accordlnc to tbt recorded plat I D-· '"' WOIIAN S DI:NII;FIT AS Elated I Nonmlltr U liU Decem her 2 1U4 tller10f ae ttoorded December lZ Then the saturday rain was re- TlOM Part Huron Jllchlaaa, ADVANC& IIORTGAGK COR. FIRST FEDERAL SA VJNGS It Ulil In llb,r aa or plua on pace Plated but this time on the inside lllorta•r•o l'ORATION Allllntt of lltn• L 0 AN ASSOCIATION OJ' U aald lo&"ham coun ll rtoordL ,,._ ....., .. ,_ t fr )IJIIII:Lli'l!::lN & WARD _IPift DAVENPORT IOWA Anii'Jito :Dattol October 2 1814 ol ...., .. ,...... g U wa er om AttorntJI for lllartraree JliCDNSON WIUGHT JlcKIAN A of llortgagee .. NATIONAL IIANK OF DE the meWnr snow dripped down !••lllua Addra• U14 llc!En C:UDLIP Auanera aONK AND POLLICK TBOIT a Natlonol Danlclnc AI thraup the holes the l'twer Grand .Kiplu Jllcblca~lwU af/:t.~•tlanal Bulldlnr ~::.1: 2111 Guardian llulldlni' Detroit U IOClltion AIIIJnlt of .llol'tiiiiM 111 root. ::o Jllcblaan Altorner• for Anl1nee at GIIALD J: OKAIIADII:I, Attorn11 JlorlliAI[te 41w11 Detro t 1110 Fire' NatlanaJ lull• nr ~ The Ingham County News, Wednesday, December 16, 1964 ·Page C-10 towU •~ •• ,.... '•2Wrf LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES ORDER TO ANSW £It STATE OF MICHIGAN File ~~ 0 '3G S 'Minor' Defects Have Major Effect, STATE OF MICHIGAN Stato of Mlcllgan I t o Circuit THI>- PllOilATE COURT FOR THE PROBATE COURT FOR Court for the County or lnKh m INGHAM COUNTY INGHAM COUNTY JAMES E !{ELLEY Plnlntlff VB E ugt DARDAnA GENE KELLEY Defend Eatoto of LEON N SEITZ De ant On tbo twenty third dnv of Novem Declares March of Dimes Doctor oe~g ~ICE IS JIEREDY GIVEN THAT bcr 1064 nn action wnn filed by tl o 101 tlon of JoncPll Lnvey lor pro James E Kelley plaintiff ng ln•t B1g ears and mrsshapen bate of a purported will thnt All. Barbara Geno Kel oy dorcndunt In noses have long been treat mlnl•trnt on bo grunted to him nn~ thin Court for boo utc divorce for n Jotermlnntl01 of I olro will bft Jr IS HEREBY ORDERED thnt do ed as amus ng targets of low hoard Fobru 1ry 17 1065 At U 00 fondant Bnrbnrn Gone Ke ley ahall A M t tho Probnto Court COO anowor or tuko aucb other nctlon na comedy Often the people County Build ng II G W Ottowa mnr be Porn lttod by lnw on or be belund the defective fea Lnnslng Mlcblgnn foro tho twe1 tleth dt y or l obrunry P bllcntlon lr I o Ingham County 106~ 1 nlluto to comp y with tlls tures Jom 111 the laughter News nnd rurt or not co no required order will reoult In n Ju lgment by mor~ heartily th:m anyone l y lnw IS ORDERED default Ul! lnot such cfcndant Cor Doted November 21 I 064 M ,., tbo relief dcmnnded In t e Compln nt else JAMES T KALL A" tllod In thlu Court A true eo1 y JudKC at Probntf Date of Order November 23 I U64 llorenco M F etcl er MARVIN J SALMON 1Je1 tY Register of Probnto A true copy Clrcu•t Judge JOSEPH LAVEY Attorney Lauro Wall GOG Dnnk of Lnnslng llldg Lnnolnll Denuty County Cieri 50W8 ANDERSON CARR & STilEET Attornoyn for P nlr tiff IIY LELAND W CARR JR Dlialneu Addrcas 16G Davohport »nlldlng Lanolnl!' 4Bw4

STATE OF MICtfiCAN THE PROBATE COURT FOR INCHAM COUNTY E Gl Ji:•tate o£ BESSIE llELL MILLER Dooeaaed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT tho Petition o£ Ronald G Morgnn for llconso to se I real e•tnle of tl e nbovo estute w II be he rd December UO IU04 1 t I 30 P M ut t e Probate Court 400 County Du ld n~ 110 W Ottawn LnnqJng Mlch ~nn Publication In the lnghnm County Newo ond further notice n• required by law IS ORDERED Dated November Z7 1064 N JAMES I l(ALLMA A true copy Judge of Probatu Florence M Fletcher DePUtY Reg ijter of Probate ROI'IAl!D G MORGAN Attorney before plast c surgery (at left) Chuck OU li Capitol A vet ue Lnnolng •ow• Burger 7 Kansas C ty Mo lhe It ds n the block &TATE OF MICHICAJII don I call me rabbtt ears anymore hts ears was THE PROBATE COURT FOR performed at March of Dtmes B rth Defects Center INGHAM COUNTY D 9709 Eatato o£ GILBERT H THOMAS Deeonsed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT creUitoro muut serve Raymond II McLean admlnlat1nto w w n and fllo with tho cou t HWo n stnte ncnts of clolm nny nd n I c a m• w II be heard lcbruury 8 196& ut 9 00 A M at the Probate Court Court Houne Mnson Mlchlga l'ubllcnt on In the lnghom County Newn nnd further not ce n• equ red by lnw IS ORDERED Dated November 24 1964 JAMES I !(ALLMAN A truo COl y Judge or Probate Florence M Fletcher Deputy Reg ater of Probate RAYMOND H McLEAN Attorney .Muon 4Dw3 STATE OF MICHICAN THE PROBATE COURT FOR lNCHAM COUNTY E 12Z ,Eitate of AGNES IRENE GAL VJN Deceuseil NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT creditora must •crvc Ma "i Eather Povc"t adm n str trlx nnd file with tho court sworn Htntcmcnts of cln m anv nnd ull c n ma will be heard I eb unry 18 1066 ot 10 GO A M ot the Probate Court 40G Count~ Building II G W Ottnw L noing M chlsnn LEGAL NOTICES Publ cotlo n the Ingh m County LEGAL NOTICES News and further not ce os requ red by lnw IS ORDERED STATE OF MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN Dated November 24 1964 THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE PROBATE COURT FOR JAlliES r !

E 300 In the Mntter of KRISTINA MARIE FINNEY and JACK LEE IlNNEY Minors NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT tho 1 etlt on o£ Stanley F Ste gman for th nppo ntment of gunrd n n De rot oet forth in •uld petit on will be 3UIV13 heard December 3G 1964 at 1 4G P M nt the Probate Court 400 CountY Building 116 W Ottowa MORTGAGE SALE Default having Lonslng Mlchlsnn been made In the terms and condition• Publ cation In tho Inslam County o1 a certain mortgage made by RICHARD New1 nnd further notice na required A AYERS and RUTH A AYERS h s by law IS ORDERED wife o! the c y or Lansln~ Ingham Dnted November 25 961 County Mlch gun Mortgagors to Wli JAMES T KALLMAN ll•m H S II Mortgages lncorporoled I. true copy Judge of Probata Florence M F etcher oJ Lansing lnghom County Michlgun Deputy Res ster of Probnte Mortgagee da ed the 20th layo!Novem lAMES R DAVIS Atto ney ber AD 1962 and recorded In the H 00 Michigan Nntlonnl rower ol!lce o! the Regjs er o! Deeds !or the alng county ot Ingham and Sla e ot M c lgan on the 28 h day of November AD 1962 In Llber 639 oJ Ingham Coun y Rec ords on page 125 which sa d mortgage wa.s therealter on to wJ the 20th day ot November AD 1962 assigned to First Sa.vl g:s and Loan Association ol Jersey Cl y New Jersey to II .,. ofl oe ol Reg ster of Deeds tor said Coun y and recorded on November 26 I 962 In the off ce of Regts or ot Deeds lor sa.ld County of lng om In Uber 839 o! Incbam County Records on page I ~9 on which mortgage there Is claim o be due at the date al this notlc or principal and Interest and cost ol ure closure report paid by sa d Assignee al Mort~gee the sum o! Seven Tl ou aa.nd Ninety eight and 48/100 ($7098 48) Dollars No suit or proceedings a.t law Dr in equity hovtng been instituted to recover the debt secured by sold mortgage or any part therooJ Now here!ore by virtue of the power or .sale contained In SIUd mortgage and purs\Wit to the s atu e of the Sa e ol Michigan In sue~ case ma!!e and provided no ice Is here by given thot on Wednesday the 20tt 1ay of JoniW'y AD 1965 at 10 o clock a m Eistern Standard Time said mort gage w U be foreclosed by n. sale a publlc auction to the highest bidder at the Michigan avenue entriiJice o! the City Hall BUilding In the City ol Lan sing County o! lng ,.m State of Mlch lgan (that being the bUilding where the Circuit Court for the Coun y ot IR£hall' 15 hold) oJ the premises descr bed n •llld mortgage or so much thereof as may be necessary o pay the amount due u aforesaid on said mortgage wl h the Interest thereon a 5 1/4% per cent (5 1/4%) per annum and all legal costs charges lJld expenses including the ottorney lees •llowed by law and also any sum or sums which may be paid by the undersigned, necessary to y.-otect Its lntorest In the premises Which sold premises are described as follows All tha certain piece or par eel o! land • tua e In the Cl y of Lansing In the County of Ingham and s ate ol Mlchlgon and de80r bed a> follows, to wit Lots 3 ond 4 North Lawn SUbdivision of part a! the southwest 1/4 o! SecUon 3 T 4N , R 2\1 City of Lansing Ingllam County, Mlchlgan,accordlngto the recordM plat thereoJ ond subjecl to the restrictions and/or easements of record Dated ot Detroit Michigan O.tober 14 11164 FIRSI' SAVINCS AND LOAN ASSOCIA TION OF JERSEY CITY NEW JER­ SEY Assignee ol Mor gacee Jly JOSEPH SI!AHEEN Attorney tor Aa slcnee o1 Mortraree 3157 0\l&l'dlan Blllldlnr -Detroit Mlcblp.n, 4D2ZG 43WI3 ADVENTIST EPISCOPAL COWT. DUNKER HrLL SEVENTH DA\' METHODIST CON'T. ADVENTIST, Elder J,M, Hnaty. l}' lif>I"VkL' (communion)_ lOa,m.; dr('n fuchHJlng IJV£! years old, sh}·n, paslor, Services (IVflry famJl~· .st•I"Vko, murmu~ Pl'il)'t'r ChUI'Ch school U:l5 a,m, ·rcntur1ng thin! !:!)Wda}'~, ullll'r StUtdays ho­ Sa!urday1 Sabbal11 school, 10 a,m,J new mr.thods and materials COIII11\UU!llll; IIUI"St•ry fur small preaching sei'VIce, 11 a.m. ly throur.:h the Sheth grade, chlldi'C!fl, classes !ur all ottwrs; HOLT SEVENTH-DAY AD. \\.t•dne.sdJ}', 8:00, PVt•ning-prayer. VENTIST, I l/2 mile south of ST. M!CIIM:t.':; EPtSCOI'AL Holt road on Grovcnburg road, Mi~sion, 2709 EJfl'rt l'nad, just MORMON Eldor A.K. Ph!Uips, pastor, sab­ we>st of South Ct1clar and JlPn­ ~!lURCH OP JESUS Cllll!S'l' OF' bath school 9:30 a.m.; worship IIS}'I\'anta, l~ru~.st H, St,: AndJ'ew, scrvlc~ 11 a.m. LATTER DAY SAINTS(Mormon), vicar, 8 a.lll.; holy t'ummUitton; 149 !llb11tand, East Lanstng, Kolly 10 a.111,, nwrn!ngjlray(!J'and.spr. Thurston, bishop, Priesthood mun, nurst~ry. mAetlng, 9 a.m.; SUnday s~iJOol, S1', AUGUo'TmE EPISCOPAL 10:30 n.m.; evening service, MISSION, Hoh~rt c. Brmk, u p.m. BAPTIST Vicar, S4•rvi~to lO:OQ a.m. sun­ \\'lLUA~lSTUN n,\ PT!ST, d:I.Y. II.C. l!>t, 3re, and fith Sundays, M, P, 2nd ;md 41h lluold Heese 1 paswr, Chun·h ~un .. school, 10 a.m.; worship .~rr­ •lay.s, · Sthlp, 11; PrayPr lll(•ot1ng on Wednesday p,rn.; ('Venlng servlcr, ': :30; Wed~ eveuln~; .sr.rvtce,. 7:30; Jli'::J.)'£lr f!Ventng, 7:00. n~sday, 7;00 p,m,, prayer awl lll£l£ltlllg WPdl!eS(]a}' 7:30 p,m, 1 WILLIAMSTON NAZARENE .Bible ~tur.fy, DANSVILLE FHEE METIIO • Francis C, Hoff, pastor. Church HOLT BAPTIST CHURCH, Au. D!S'f', aolHlrl Sawyer, pastor, school, lO a.m.; worship ser­ burn and W, Holl Rd. !lev. Cor. sunday l"Ciloul, 10 a.m.; prrat~h­ VIce ll; Ni'PS,6;30 p,m.; Preach~ drn Sander, pastor. Morning wor­ Jng servtco, II :DO FMY 7:0D; ship, JO a.m.; Sunday School, inc 7:00 p.m.; prayer meeting evening service, 7:30; Pl'a}'er Wednesday, a. 11:15; YPCF, 5:•15; Evening wor­ nmetin~, \\' c d n c sd a y t•veningo \VEST COLUMBIA CHURCH ship, '7:00 p.m. Wednesday, 7:15 7:00. 0~' THE NAZARENE, on Weot p.m. pray~:tr sC!rvice, II'!LLIAMSTON I'HEE MWI'li· Columbia East of AureUus Rd., DANSVILLE llAPTIST, !lev, ODJS'I', Hl'V, E,T, Courser, pas~ Wllltam Tibbetts, pastor. SUnday Larry Jones, pastor, Sunday tor. Churclt school, 10 a.rn.; School, 10:15 a.m.; morn1ng schuol, 10 a.m.; wursltip sor­ worship liPrvicc, ll; FMY 7:30 worshtp ll:l5 a.m.j NYPS, 7:15 \llces, 11 a.m • .and 7:30 p.m.; p.1n.; worship service, 8:15p.m.; p.m., evangeUsUc servtcc flp,m. young people's meeting, 0:30 p. prayor me{!tlng, Thur.s•lay, 7:30 m.; Wr.(Jnesday prayer me(ltlng p.m. Wednesday prayer meeUng, 6 P.m. and Dtble study, 7:30p.m. GRACE BA PT!S1' OF ONON­ LUTHERAN HOLT CHURCH OF 1'HENAZ. DAGA, next door to town hall, AHENE, Jflfl'Y UlrJch, pantoi'. Mal Hoyt, pastor, Sunday :>chaul, ,\t,L SAINTS CIJURCJf,I.UTII­ SutH1ay sctJool, 10 a.m.; morning 10 a.m.; morning worship, 11; ~IJAN CJIUHC!t AN AMEIUCA, wor:>hip, 11; NYl)S, 0:30 p.m., evenlnrr service, B; prayer meet­ Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; the evening evallgellstlc service, 7 Ing and Oillle cla.:os, Wednesday D1vint• LUUI'll'Y, l0:45a,m.;Junior P.m~; pra}'er meeting, WetJnesday 7:30 p.m. mornln~, !Q_aud u. youn~ pt'uplt•'s Luthflr Lt•nguf', 2nd - 4th .9JndaySJ .S1•nlor young AURELIUS BAPTIST, 4429 DUNKER HILL CHURCH OF l.st-3rd Barnes road, Rev. Fredrick P, pt•oplt•'s Lutlwr Lt•amw, THE NAZARENE, Don•liNetson, .SUIHtays, MI•PtS at I.O.O,F, t1aU Raft, p1s:or, Wors!1lp service pastor. Sunday school, 10 a.m., on MaJilP Sl l"t 1Pt a<:ross frCJrn t hL' 10;00 a.m.; Sunday school cla~ses morning worship, II; NYPS, 6:45 bakPry, Pastor, Paul A. TidP­ for every age, from cradJe- to p.m,i evenln~:: service 7:30; Wed­ tnann. adult ll:OOa.m.; Youth Bible study nesday evl!nlng prayer meeting THE "Circuit Riders" of yesterday were Prophets of The Long Trail. and !ellowshtp 8:00 p.m.; Paii­ HOLT LUTHERAN MISSION, 7:30. tors cla.ss M•Jn .. lay 7:00 p,m.; Missouri Synod, Rev, Robert C. OKEMOS CHURCH OF THE Bible stu(l,Y and prayer Thurs .. Reinhardt, Pastor. Meets at Mtd­ NAZARENf:, Rev, W,W, Hlden. Those noblemen read their Bibles by candlelight and preached da)' 7;00 P.m.; Adult choir re- way Elementary school In All­ our, pastor, sunclay school, lO hearsal Thursday 8:00 p.m.; Purpose room, SUnday 'worstJJp, a.m.; morning worshJp, ll a.m. wherever men would assemble. Their little churches were very ChJ ldr(lns choir rehear sa~ 9:1G a.m. Sunday Schoolandadull yuung !J!'opl(•s meetlng1 6:15p.m.; Friday 7:00p.m. Billie Class. lO:lG a.m. ev~>lllHI{ service, 7 p.m.; prayer ordinary but a serious minded people attended them. After a week FIRST llAl"fiST CI!UilCI! OF \l'lLIJAMSTON ~,;:~IOIOAL meeting, Wmtrm-:tay, 7iJO ~·Ilk, OKEZ..lOS. Pastor, Donald All­ F.:\',\NGELIC.AL LUTIIEHAN, A, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, of hard labor from which they earned their living these men of hOU[;h, 4Ga.t Haslett road, Sun­ J, Clt>m'!'nt, pa.stor. Summe1· Maln street, Munith announco11 (lay services: sunUay school, 10 SclwdulP, Wot·slltp St!I'Vicl• In 1!s services, Sunday SChool 10 God would drive many miles to break The Word of Life to a a.m.; church ll a.m.; E'Venlng, Seflll•Ol 1lel' will be nl 10:00 a.m. A,M, ChurchUA,M, YoulllMoet­ hungry people. ? p.m.; Wetlnesd:I)' prayer meet­ Thort~ wlll not he any Sumlay lng 6:30P.M. and evonlnrcburch Ing 1 7:30 p.m.; youth activJties Scllflol durlug the month of at 7:15 all on &lllday, Pr&Y, Zimmerman, p:ts~or. One L. Arnold, Jamps F. Conley, tnlllls:(!i".S, S\lnrJay, 10 and 11:30 Their ministries were sincere. Their churches were sacred FIRST BAPTIST CHUilCH OF block north oi Cavanaug-h road on LESLIE, Rev. A.J, Berry, pas. South Penns~·lvania, SUnday a.m., W0tStl1p serv!cr. 10 a.111. places which were used to mold men for God. Disbelief of the tor, Sunday sehoul, 10:00 a.m. school, 9:30 a.m.; church ser. Churc:1 School to Primary Depi., 1 classes for all ages; worship vice, 10;30 a.m. 11 ;5 J.m., Ch:Jrch Schaal, Jun­ hour, 11;00 a.m~; B\'F, 6:30p.m, ,\SCE:NS!ON EVANGELICAL Ior and S~1llor Depts. G p.m., inspiration of the Scriptures, or the divine origin of Christian­ Se!Jlo~·-Juntor High Fello·N'ihlp. Sunday evening; Eventn~ .ser­ LUTHE!tAN, 2780 flaslt.~tt road ity were not tolerated. The unfaithful were "turned out." vices 7:30 p.m. ~'Unday; Mid­ al M-78, F.ast Lanolng. Hotwrf I!OL1' PHESDYTERIAN, P::~.ul Martin, pastor. Worship week service, huur o! prayer, C, Heinl1arUI 1 pastor, Sunday 8:00p.m. Wednesday. ,.. wurshlp 10;30 :t,m,, Sunday St!rvlccs, 9:30 and 11 a.m.; Sun­ .• HASLETT BA P'I'IST, Do•glas school :tnd adult BlhlP class 9;1~ day School aJl ages, 9:30 a.m .. THESE servants of God were imbued with such love that Baltz, paslor. Church ~choul, a,m, Sunday School through Primary, 9:45; morning service, 11:00 a. 11 a.m. Nursery, both service~. they counted no sacrifice too great. They carried books m.; evemng service, 7:00 p.m.; STOCKDII!DGE PRESDY­ young people, Sunda.y, 0;00 p.m.; METHODIST TEHIAN, Donald Jackson, pastor. and Bibles and tracts for hungry minds. They brought prayer llll'letlng Wednesday, 7:30 DA!'iSVILLE COM\1UNI'l'\' Sunday ,o.;chool, 9:45 a.m.; morn. p.m.; choir WednPsday, 8:30 p, fl.ll·."l'ffODIST AND VANTQl.VN, lng worship, 11, coffee hour and adult classes, · comfort to lonely spirits; the Touch of God for the healing m,; nursnry at all services, Gii!Jt•rt SlroHJ, pas;o,-, Dausvlill•, LAKE LA!\SING DAPTtST, 10 3.m., churci1 sehoul; li:J!j e 6900 Okemos road, "A friendly WHUam1 Ncw1p~pr1 f'tal~rn souls. Thank God then for the church and for these a.m., clmrch s~nJce; Vantown, conservative Baptist church," ROMAN CA THOLJC llo. 0. lot. 2J I, Fl. W11nh, Tu 10 a.m., wur:>llip; chUI'CII sehoul, Prophets of The Long Trail. pastor, H~>v. Hoy Sllelpman, Dl~ l I, Sl', JAMES CATI!OL!C, 1002 hie school, ~:45 a.m.; worship CliAl'EL !IILL MC'I'liOUioT, S, Lansing street, WJlltam J. servicr, 11;00 a.m.; yout11 hour, corrwr Kai:-;er and Coh•man, H;~dL•macller, pastor. Ma.sses · 0:00 p,m.; evening service, 7:30 roads, nurth ot LakP. Lan.sing, Sunday, 6:30 and 10:30a,m.;da.lly p.m.; mid-week service, 7:30 These Firms Make This p~t;tor, HL•V, Walter ~tump, 7:00 a.m.; Saturday 8:00 a.m.; p.m. Wednesuay Cllurch .sct:ool, 10;00 a.m.; Morn ~ Contesstons, Saturday 11;00 to MAPLE GHOV E BAPTIST, ing wurshtp, ll:OO a.m.; Mn,1 5:00 p.m. and -7:30 to 9;00 p.m.; Donald Keesler, pastor. Church 0;00 p,rn, PulJUc high school students reli­ Public Service Feature Possible school, 10 a.m.; worship ser­ gion cha.sses every Monday even­ MUNITH ME'I'IIODio'T C!ll- vice 11. a.m. and 7 p.m.; young CUIT, Galen Wlghtman. Ing 7;00p,m,;Publlcgradeschool people, 6 p.m.; pra)'Pr .sPrvice nev, FJlchhurg: worship servtcH, 9:15 stullent.s rellgJon classes every and chuir p!'ar:tlce, Wednesday, Their Generosity Helps Give Action To Our Religious Beliefs a.m., Church School, IO:l!:i a.m. Tllur.sday 4:1~ p.m.; Public in­ 7:30p.m. PlL•asant Lake: Worship &!rvJcp, QUiry class £Jpen tapuhllc Thurs­ HOLT DAI'TIS1' CHAPEL, lO:IGa,m,, Church School, ·9:00 day 7:30 p.m. church hall; Holy Hev, 13111 York, pastor. ser. a.nl. MunHh: Wor~hlp ScortJce, hour Saturday 7;30 to 8:30 p,m.; vices 7:30 Sunday ntgJll, Sunday 11 :lf.i ~.m,, Church ScthJol, lO;i!i Bapll.sm.'i by appointment. school l 0;00; r.tornlng worship, a.fll. b'T, MARY'S CATIIOUC, WJl. 11:00; Christian trainint"; in Uam!\ton, William G, llanJmrd, STOCKIJH[l)GI·: ~IETI!UOJST, fhurch leadership, both adults pastor, Masses: Sundilys 7:30, Hev. AliJ•~rt Haloif, p:Istor, !:Iun­ r.nd youth group, 0:30~ MidW£'ok 9 and II a.m. Holy Days: 7 eveninl::" servlct~ Wednesday, 7:30. day .o.;choul, 10:00 a.m.; church SNVit:es, 11:00 a.m. and 8 a.m. ant.! 7:30p.m. Week­ days, 8 except Tuesdays HOAB!NS AIETIIODtST, Gerald a, m. and rldays which arc school A. S:di.sbury, pastor. Church r CHRISTIAN SCIENCE sct1ooJ, 0:45; lli'Jrnmg worship, days at 11:10 a.m. Perpetual 10:4!), help Novena, Saturday evenings, 7:30, Confessions heard Sat­ , F!HST CIJUHC!t OF Cllll!ST FEI.T I'LAII'>S ~1ETIJOO!ST SCIENTIST, curner or Oak and Durr GarrPtt, fJiH.tor. C!1urch \Jrdays 10:30 until 11:30 a..m., Darnt>s, Mason, ~"unday SL•rvices, scl1o0l, 10:30 a.m.; worship .'>flr .. and from 7 until !1:30 p.m. Also 11 a.m.; .Sunday sehoul during ..:Jet•, ll :30 a.m. the evenings he!ore holy day sand U1e .-;ervicl'j wl~Urwsday evenlng first Fridays from 7:30 untU !meetings at Bj public r~Jarl1ng \\'ilcATFJFL!J METIIODI!it, 8:30 p.rn. Religion for public A. A. Howlett & Co. Bill Richards room i:-i upt•u at lht> church Wt>d~ Karl L. Zl·lgl('r, 1\.]·.ntssdny and Saturday, 2~4. dar School, D:4!i a.m. t-.lo:·ll:n~ Munday evenings, ?:30 grade ·,·orshlp, 11:0·J a.m. school, Sunda)'S after 9 o'clock lllason l1la~s, all classes held In the Mason WESLEY FELLOWSHIP, 5006 school. Adult instructions by Ar rnstrong road, Lansinr, one appointment. COMMUNITY block east ot Robirur:on !urntture SS, CORNELIUS AND store, Rev, Everett Ashley, CI'PRIAN CATHOLIC, Calhollc OKEMOS CO)I)lUI'>IT\', ,\th'n paslor. &lllday ochoo~ 10 a.m.; church road Bunker Hill, Leo E. WltlJ'UJl, rn i 11 1st t! r, :1'unda}· mornJng worship, U; enning ser­ Ramer, pastor. Sunday Modern Cleaners morning St1rVJCP 10 a.m.; Xur~ 1 vlc~, 7. masses, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m.; Sv. Jamt•s T. !!:lkJns, Pastor. . p.m~ 7;30; prayPr meeting, Wedne.s­ !:I'UrHJa~· Sc!wol, 10:00 a.m.; \I'lL LtA~lSTO;o; COM \1UliiTl' ~a.r1 1:30 p.:n_. Morning Worship, ll:OO a.m.; rtiEHODJST, Zack A, Cla~·ton, \'oUUI Mf'etings, !i:30p,m.; EVf•n• HASLETT COMM U;o;ny pastor. '":tlurch school, 9:4Ga.m.; lng S£•rvlet', 7:30 p,m.; Prayer Spartan Asphalt CHl.JRCH, Montrrey anrJ Tona­ Felpausch Food Center V:or.shtp S('rvice, JJ; SUpf.'rV1Sed meeting, Wf'dnel'iday, 7:30 p.m. Dart National Bank The Peoples wanda drive, Charle-'> 0, Erick. Nursery; lnt('rm~diate, Sen­ Pavina Co. Stockbridge State Bank s()n, mmister, Church sehoul, be .. it~r 1\lYF, 1:00p.m, gJnners through 4th grade at iioi:f METHODIST, Rev, UNITED BRETH.EREN Bank of Leslie 10;00 at 1l:l!'.i Holt Mason a.m.; all ages Phillip R. Gtollelty, services !lOUSE L UNITED BRETHREN, Mason a.m.; morning 10:00 a. Stockbridge service, •9:00 and ll:OOa.m,SUndaySchool Rev. E\'erett Ray, corner Hawley Leslie, Michigan m,; nurser}' and toddler care pro. :tt,oo a.m. and Va•ghn Roads, 10:00 a.m. vtded durmg the sen·tc&, LESLIE M;;:TriODIST, Door SUnday SChool; 11:00 n.m. Morn. O:O:WDAGA C 0 ~Dil' ;; IT l' Garrett, pastor, Church school lng worship; 7:00 p.m. SWldny CIWRCH, (Untied Church o! Wolverine 11:10 a.m.; worship Service, 10 Cllristian Endeavor; 7:30 p.m. Chrl5t) Rtv~ Jack Shun, pastor, a.m. SUnday Evening ServJee; 7:30 p. Engineering Co. Mason Elevator Co. lC a.m. Sunday school; ll a.m. m. Wednesday, Prayer Service. Chesley Drug church services. CROVoNBURG METHODIST, Louis A. Stid Hoi t Products Company Grovenburg road., Gerald Salis­ EDEN UNITED BRETHREN, bury, pastor. Worship hour 9;Jt:i; Mjlan Mayb('e, pastor. Sunday Mason church .school, 10:45. school. 10 a.m.; morning wor ... Mason Insurance Mason CONGREGATIONAL CltR!ST METHODIST ship, 11: junior Church, lla.m.; -Mason- Holt C~URCJt, 517 Wesl Jolly road, ChrJstlan En~eavor, 6;30; even .. LJ:.SLIL Lu:-.·GHEliATlO!'~\L­ Forrest E, Mohr, pa.stor. Wor .. lng service 7:30; prayer meet. CHIUSTIAt-;1 church school, 9:4~; ing1 Wednesday eventnc,• 7:30 ship, 9:30 and 11 a.m., ~nday p,.,, mrJrning worship, 11 a.m.; Youth school, nursery and crib room Scarlett Grovel Co. reUowsh1p, 7 p.m.; Choir rehf.'ar. care, 6:30 p.m~, junior choir Fluke Electrical Service sal, WeUncsday, 8p.m. Rev, nus .. practice, 0:30 p.m., junior a.nd OTHER CHURCHES Smith Hardware sell R. JfOO\'t:-r, pastor. senior M\'F: 7:30 p.m., eventng Peoples State Bank LAKE LANSING CHAPEL, worshic. JUSi 2111 N. Cedar St. Consumers Power Co, acros.s trom the amusement park. Holt F At'l H HAVEN METHODIST Holt North ol lralllc Ught, Rev, E:r­ ox 4-39?2 Mason, Mich. Williamston - Webberville EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 3133 Pleasanl Grove wJn Forbes, pastor. Sunday Ro&d. MJnlster, ~v. Albert school, 10:00 a..m.i worshlP.ll:OO C!JHJ:;r t'lllil{LII I!El\:HJET­ W, Frevert. SuMay worship a.m.; Wednesday pra)·er service, TA, Hol1ert H. Htchardson, rt>c. services, 10:00 a.111. and U:l5 7:30p.m. tor. Senict•s, 8 a.m. and 11 a.m.; SuMay school, J.p:OOa.m., !IIASON CONGREGATION JE­ a.m.; Church ~chool, ll a.m.; nursery through Gth ti'ade, 11:15 HOVAH'S WlTNESSES, Klngdom Mason Foodland Griffith Drugs Colllmnnion the first anjl thJrd a.m.; 7th grade through adult Hall, 52~4 Bunker road. Pu.bltr Mason Bakery Caskey Funeral Home Sunda}'S of tin.• mumh, II a.m.; a.m.; 7th grade through adult; lecture JP~m.; Watchtowu StUdy, Morse's Restaurant %\ll)ining prayPr thco SE'rL)nd aM yooth groups meet on Sur.day 4:15p.m. No Order Too Large FINE FOOD and Furniture fourth .SUnc.Jays of thr nHm.rh, 11 evtnlllgs, junior high sehool . REORGANIZED CHURCH OF r.tason Aurelius Road - Holt a.m. 5:30 and Senior high schoo~ or Too Small JESUS CHRIST OF LATTE:RDAY Since 1945 Mason Stockbridge SAI!\T KATHEH!NE EP!SCO. 6:30, SAINTS, Elder Wm. Crampton, PAL, Meridian rl1ad, 1/2 mile FIRST METHODIST CHURCH• Pastor, K ol P Hall, 138 W, north of US-16, Derwent A. !:!.'uth­ OF MASON •. E. Lenton S•tclllle,· Ash Street, Mason, Church School ers, rector. Sunday, 8 a.m.;('ar- minister. M•,rntngWorslltplO:OO· 1:45 .-.m.; Worship 11:00 Lm.; a.m. With nursery core tor chit- &.nday EYOniJII worllllp 1:10 p.m,