Vol. 108, No. 16 4 Sections 36 Pages 677-9011 Wednesday, April19, 1967 1~ Per Copy Bocond cJau poat•11• Jfald at M.. on, Mlchlgon, Publlahod wooldy by Tho In11ham t;ou'lt)' N••.. Inc,, p o. Boa 206, Mooon, Mlchllon 48854 tlubacrJptlnn ratoa: In MBion and Holt homo dollvory aroaa, 15' wookl~; by moll In 1n11ham and adjolnln11 oountloa, 15 por ~··•· elaowhoro, $G t Council's Committee • Chairmen Are Selected Mayor OutI 1nes Committee appointments This ordinance reassesses the . Six · were one of the main items of Mrs. John Reilly, project cost of repairs back on the chairman, asked that a mem­ business at the Monday night property owner, ber of the council be appoint· meetIng of the Mason city Last fall council set the council, · ed to help the Jaycee auxi­ policy on repairs and noti­ liary with the project, Vaughn • Mayor Loren Shattuck se· fied some ?5 property own· Snook volunteered to serve lected vaughn Snool(, mayor e rs that they should repair on the committee, which would pre • tem, to head the finance their walks before a certain screen applicants seeking to be and personnel committee; date or the city would do the Helping Hand block represen· Main City P repairs and bill owners for the rotects Russell Robbins, was re - ap­ tatlves, pointed to the pollee and dump work. committees; Howard Becker, Bids were taken for the re­ Examination Jr., newly elected councilman, maining sidewalk repairs and Clean Up will be chairman of the fire were rejected by the council Will Seek and recreation committees; as too high, This spring the Time Again Date Is Set Howard Roberts was reap­ council will start again with The city of Mason will be pointed chairman of the streets the program. gi vlng its residents a hand Industry and storm sewer committees; A public hearing date of June with spring cleaning, For Green Gary Lamphere, was renamed 5 at B p.m. was set for those . In recognition of clean John Clark Green, 25, ot to the chairmanship of the property owners who failed up week, city employes will water and sanitary sewer com· to fix their wa!l(s according Mason, returned he~ast Fri· be picking up all refuse day from California on an em­ mlttees and Gilson Pearsall to city specifications, placed at the curb on Mon· For Mason was named chairman of the The clerlt was authorized bezzlement charge wasal'· day and Tuesday, April24- raigned before Judge Roy pI at tin g, zoning, building to advertise for bids on a 25. w. One step at a time codes, buildings and equip· tractor for the city complete Adams In Mason justice court All trash must be In con­ last Saturday morning andre· --This seems to be ment committees, with rotary blade attachment, tainers and no garbage or Bids are to be submitted by leased on $2,000 bond. the policy of Ma­ Sidewalks and their repair a s he s will be accepted, Green, former manager ot May 1 at 8 p.m. This weekend would be a will again be a much talked The council commended the the Dancer store in Mason, Is son's new mayor about item over the coffee good time to hoe out the at· accused of ta}(lng $1,800 from Mason Jaycee auxiliary for tic, basement and garage, Loren Shattuck. 1 tables in Mason, as the coun­ the store safe and fleeing to their efforts In establishing so that you can take advan­ cil moved to enact the city California on April 9, taldll£ Shattuck outlined a Helping Hand program in tage of the city's service. sidewalk repair ordinance, Mason, his 2 young daughters with him, some of the major A divorce action is pending goals which should between Green and his wUe and he was permitted to visit be accomplished his children each Sunda}'. ·On this year at the April 9 he toolt the children and boarded a plane for LOll Monday night city Angeles, council meeting. When he did not return with Councilmen were told to the children Mrs. Green not!· direct their efforts to 6 major fled officers who traced hill areas and not to lose sight movements and found he had o! these until they were com­ purchased plane tickets for pleted, The 6 goals are: Los Angeles, Los Angeles po­ Hire a city administrator, lice were notified and detec• Complete at least 80 or 90 t1 ves there arrested Green percent of the city's Laylln as he stepped· off the plane Park construction. with the 2 children, The chil~ Adoption of adjusted water ., ~- . ,• . dren Wel'e turned over to their and sewer rates. aunt, who resides in Los An· ... , Completion. of ... the. ,F'ire... ~ ..•.... geles and had been not!lled of Pollee building reconstruc- the matter. tion on Jefferson street, Chief Tim Stolz of the Ma· Completion of the N. Oke· son pollee and Wells Moses, mos street project, which In· under-sheriff of the Ingham cludes storm sewers, curb county sheriff's department and gutters and reconstruc­ went to Los Angeles and re­ tion of the street, turned Green to Mason. careful consideration of Judge Adams set a tentative various ways to bring Indus­ date for Green's examination trial development to Mason, in justice court for 10 a.m. In outlining his goals for the Monday, April 24, council, Shattuck said: "I an· tlcipate a very busy year and have confidence that the coun­ Petitions cll will all work together to complete a number of proj­ ects that have been in the For Board mill for a long time, IT'S FIREWOOD NOW--A Iorge pine tree to the west of Jim Frew's "Once we tie up the loose ends, the city can progress to Available home, 725 E. Ash street, Meson, fell victim to Monday night's big wind new projects." Petitions are available from and rein storm. The tree fell across the entire house domoging the roof of a What remains to be done the Mason superintendent of screened in porch . on the 6 projects of the mayor? s c h o o Is office for persons According to Shattuck the THE HAND POSTER--Meson's Jaycee ouxil iary has begun a com- seeking election to the Mason city has appropriated some , . h d Board of Education. $15,000 in this year's budget gaign to get designated homes in each c1ty block to d1splay o on poster. There are 2 positions that to pay an admlnstrator•s sal· This tells children where to go for help in on emergency. The program was will be filled _at the June 12 A. R. North Is Mason's ary, so far the city has ac­ . M election. Petlt10ns must have cepted 10 applications for the approved Monday by the city council. Show1ng one of the posters to oyor 25 signatures and be returned job; several of them lndi· Loren Shattuck ore Mrs·. Michael Trudeau, ouxi Iiory president, (left) and ~~ ~!/fferlntendent's office catlng previous expet1ence 1st Elected Commander and excellent qualifications, Mrs. John Reilly, Helping Hand chairmen. Those' board members Arvide R. North of Mason the Mayor said. ter of Leslie Council, He is ers consisting of Russell H. whose 4 year terms expire was elected Monday evening also a Past Grand Master of (Continued on pa9e A-2) are Robert Ware and Charles to theofflceofEmminentCom· Kikstadt of Battle Creek, Wll· the Grand Council of Michigan, liam H. Harmon of Cheboygan, Brown, A petition for Ware mander of Jackson Command­ North will be Installed In Max L. Clark and Franklin H. 2 Vacancies The Helping Hand has already been submitted ery No, 9, Knights Templar. office next Monday evening In Shaw of Jackson and Harold G. and officials Indicated a pe­ He Is the first Mason man to the Jackson Masonic Temple Copp of Lansing, All of these ...... tition was expected for Brown, hold that office In Jackson, by a team of Past Command- To Be Filled Signatures must be those and as far as can be deter· (Continued on pa9e A·2) M mon Jaycee Auxiliary Launches Plan of qualified electors who live mined, the first one to serve Two vacancies on the Ing­ within the school district, ham Intermediate school board To Assist Children in Need of Aid will be filled June 5 when rep­ Thieves Prowl resentatives of each of the What would your child do city council, Mason pollee and on which a dark blue hand has school districts In the county If he was threatened or mo­ New Bicycle the Mason churches, been placed. Parents will be will gather at the intermediate lested on the way home from receiving letters explaining board offices here and make school? Residents displaying the the pro'ect and asking for Permits Now the selections from a list The Mason Jaycee Auxil­ signs at their homes will all Through School; of candidates, their co-operation. lar)l have the answer to this have been investigated relative The vacancies to be fllled problem and others that clill­ to the character of the home Mrs, John Rellly, "Help­ For Sale are those of George Hl.rsh­ dren may face. The Auxiliary and the importance of having ing Hands" project chairman, man of Lansing and Donald is sponsoring, "He I pIng someone home during school asks that after parents re­ The Mason police depart­ Take Nothing Crakes ot Leslie whose terms Hands'', a nation-wide proj­ hours. They will be instruct­ ceive their letter, they ex­ ment is Issuing the 1967 bi· will expire. ed to assist the child by sum­ Thieves who apparently ect of placing wordless signs plain the symbol to their chil­ cycle permits starting this They entered the offices To become a candidate for a moning the parents and the were looking only for money, in the windows of homes dren and, together with the week, according to Police of the principal, Walter Me· post on the board, one must broke Into the North Aurelius throughout Mason for children proper emergency agency. child, locate the homes in the Chief Tim Stolz, Intosh, and ransacked a desk circulate petitions which must They are advised against any elementary school, 115 N. Au· in trouble. area with the hand in the win­ Mason residents are re­ In his secretary• s office but be signed by 50 Ingham school If children have an injury, application of medication. dow. quired to register their bikes rellus road sometime Thurs· apparently took nothing. They e I e c tors, These petitions are bullied by other children, The symbol of help Is an with the department and pur­ day night or early iast Friday tried to pry open other desks · The auxiliary plans to es­ morning, are now available at the become lost, or are threaten­ 8 by 8 inch square placard chase the 50-cent permit. Per­ in the 2·room office but failed, offices of the Intermediate tablish 280 Helping Hand res­ They roamed the building, ed by a child molester, the idences in Mason. mits will be sold~onday The break • In was dis· board, 147 w. Maple street, through Friday from 8 a.m. prying open desk draws and youngsters wlll know they can The Helping Hand organiza­ covered by Carl Barto, 307 Mason. run to a home displaying a to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. filing cabinets , Nothing was W, Oak street, Mason, whee The signed petitions must tion here was set up a month reported missing, hand card to receive ald. Farm Goods, ago by the auxiliary. Bikes to be registered he reported for wo1·k at the be returned to tile interme· In several of the rooms Mrs, Mike Trudeau, Jay­ must be 20 Inches and larger, school at 7 a.m. last Friday, dlate board office by May 5, cee auxiliary president, said Equipment There are at least 10 com­ Youngsters are urged to bring Arvide R. North they entered there was val­ this week the drive will be munities in Michigan which their bicycles when purchas­ uable equipment but it was now have the Helping Hand Ing a permit so thay may be . untouched, launched in Mason In time to Ads Se11 In that capacity in any Com- The thieves entered the have homes In each block in the program of the Jaycee aux­ inspected for defects, The de­ mandery while a local resi- building by brea}(ing out a city posted with the "Helping Walter Pease of Route iliaries, Mrs. Re11ly said, partment may refuse to Issue ~ Hand'' signs before the be­ #4, Mason, sold a 3 point They Include Livonia, where a permit If a bike Is ruled un­ dent, window on the west side of Harold Copp became Com- the kindergarten room and ginning of summer vacation. hitch Ford cultivator and the program originated; Beld­ safe. On the Inside ... mander in Lansing after hav- crawling through. This will be a continuing a John Deere grain drill ing, Harbor Beach, Farming­ U bikes are not brought to the first day using an Ing­ ton, Grand Ledge, Lincoln the pollee offices on W. Ash ing left Mason, North's elec· once inside the building, program with the Jaycee aux­ tlon climaxes a long period of they went up a hall to Room Red Wagons Begln to Roll ••• Page C-6 Iliary and Is comparable to ham County News classified Park, St. Johns, South Kent, street, Information needed in· service in the various Masonic 102, a projection room. Entry programs being carried on in ad. St, Charles and Gaylord, eludes name and serial num· MSP Celebrate Anniversary. ,Page B-8 many states throughout the Farm equipment moves Eleven women of the Ma­ ber of the bicycle and the name branches, was made there by breai(lng .Land Judging Teams Excel,. ,PageA-3 country, fast under the News adver· son Jaycee auxlllar yare work­ of the person who Will be riding He was Master ofMason the window In the door, then tis em en t classification: Ing on the program here, It It, Lodge No. 70 twenty years ago, reaching through and turning ...... The women are asking the Since that time he has been the knob, ..... Farm Equipment and wlll operate the year around, Area Pages,· • •••••••B-5, 7 Weather •••. , •••••••• A-3 support of the Mason elemen­ Last year some 1,000 bi· High Priest of the local Royal They tried to get Into the tary schools, the PT As, the Cloods. both during the school months cycle permits were sold In Church Page, , • , •• , .B - 12 Magazine Page, •••••• C-6 and the vacation months, Mason. Arch Chapter, Patron of the kitchen, but failed, Pry marks Classl!ied Ads •••••••D-1, 8 Society. • • • • • ••••••A-4 East~rn StarchapterandMas- were found on the door. Editorial, •••••••••• C-4 Teen News. • , •••••••B-1 The Ingham County News, Wednesday, Aprtl191 1967 -Pap A-a ·Aurelius Planning for ···································-·····························• • Talent Show i •••Bowling News••• ! AURELIUS ··Aurelius Cen• MASON CLASSIC MASON EARLY BIRDS MASON NITE HAWKS ter will present its 4th annual won lost won lost won lost home talent show In the Aure­ Clare's Bar & Ball-Dunn 90 40 Mason state Bank Grill 83 41 . uus town hall April 28 and 29 80,5 47.6 Mason Home Appl •. Bill Richard's Buick at 9 p.m. Hamm's Beer 79 49 & Furn• 70 50 & Rambler Doll House 70 54 This year•sprogramlsb111· 72.5 65,5 Thomas Ins, 67 53 Miller's Marine & ed as "Aurelius Aprll Antics". Mason Roofing 70.5 57.6 El Dorado Golf Garden ,69 Many favorite performers Mason Bakery 51 65 63 Course 67 53 Dart National Bank 67.5 56,5 will return to delight audiences Shopping Guide 63.5 64.6 Christensen's Culligan Soft Water 67 57 again, including Mrs. Dorr Acme Movers 63 65 Ford 64.5 55,5 Ware's Drug & Eckhart, R. C. A. recording Wickes Lumber Ing, Co, News 63 57 Camera Co. 66 58 artist; Rev, Frederick Rat!, . 61.5 66.5 Credit Bureau 62 58 Munyon, Birney & cornetist; Alan Droscha, com­ Russ & Ginny's 57,5 70.5 Guerriero Ins, 60 60 Roth, Ins, Blatz Beer eo 64 edian, Robert Jones of Mason, 56,5 71.5 Darrell's ThrUt- Wyeth Recreation 58,5 the 5 singing farmerettes, and Team 6 (orphans) 61 65.5 ' 77 way 54 66 Mason Foodland 56 69 others. Pyramid Masonry 49,5 78.5 Mr, Jerrys 47.5 72.5 The Quaint Shop 51 73 New faces will be seen: a TEAM HIGH SERIES Jerico 42.6 77.5 AI Rice Chevrolet 49 75 string ensemble of unusual Clare's Bar & Gr111 2682 Econ-0-Wash 42,5 77,5 Shaw's Appllance 48 76 prom 1s e and repertoire, a TEAM HIGH GAME TEAM HIGH SERIES TEAM HIGH SERIES dramatic group making their Wickes Lumber Co1 1022 Mason Home Appl, & Furn, Buick INDIV. HIGH SERIES 2219 tlrst appearance on any stage 2274 TEAM HIGH GAME In a hilarious skit called, The Harry "Doc" Colby 641 TEAM HIGH GAME Bulcl1 INDIV, HIGH GAME 776 Silent Spot. Ing, Co. News 811 INDIV, HIGH SERIES Harry "Doc" Colby 259 ·Tickets for the performance INDIV, HIGH SERIES Frances Stone 512 may be obtained from Mrs, MASON RECREATION VIrginia Potter 578 INDIV, HIGH GAME won lost Lewis Bugbee, Mrs, Charles INDIV, HIGH GAME Betty Edwards 191 Merlndort, Mrs. Melvin Swan­ Dart's Insurance 67.5 52.5 Virginia Potter 211 son, Mrs. Jack Preston and AI Rice Chevrolet 66.5 53,5 Mrs, John Edgar. Wyeth Inc. 66.5 53.5 Mason Food Land 62.5 57,5 SPECIAL PERFORMANCE--Members of the Saginaw High school choir will present a Parson Service 62.5 57.5 Teacher's Will Blll Richards Mason' Takes musi co I program at the First Presbyterian church of Mason on ~ednesday.' Apri I be.gi nning 1:, Buick-Rambler 61 59 Have Banquet at 7:30p.m. The public is invited to attend. Choir members will be staymg overmght 1n Mason Ware's Drugs 60.5 59.5 Smith Hardware The Ingham County Educa­ with vorio•Js Meson families. 56 64 Joy Davis, Ins., 55.5 64.5 Haslett To Boost :lon Association RetIree's Kean's Five & 3anquet will be April 25th at Projects (Continued from page 1) Ten 55 65 3:30 p.m. in the Wllllamston Card PartY.. Set Guerriero Ins., 1igh school cateterla, A swiss 54.5 65.5 "Interviewing of the ap­ funds hold out. Modern Cleaners 52 68 CC Chances ;teak dinner will be served. plicants will begin by the per­ ·There is $10,000allowedfor TEAM HIGH SERIES Mason bounced back Into the rhere will be vocal and ln­ allowing 2 hits. sonnel committee very soon park development in this Smith's Hardware 2757 thick of the Capital Circuit atrumental entertainment and with the final decision left up In other Capital Circuit ac­ year's budget, Last year one GOP Women TEAM HIGI!,GAME baseball race Monday night tion Monday Okemos topped the officers for 1967 - 68 to the council -- we hope to pond was dredged, large num­ AI Rice Chevrolet w111 be elected, 955 with a windswept wild win over O'Rafferty 4·3 and Gabriels hire a man by July," Shat­ ber of trees cut and a ditch INDIV; HIGH SERIES The guest speaker for the Haslett. The win coupled with beat Howell 6-4. tuck said, improvement completed. Bob Inghram evening will be Mrs. Ronald 616 other Capital Circuit action Thursday Mason will play at According to the recreation A study of the water and INDIV. HIGH GAME placed Mason in a 5-way dead­ Harvey of Kalamazoo, She is Select Officers Holt. Monday Mason will play committee, work thai remains sewer rates this year indicated Bob Inghram lock for first. The Bulldogs a graduate of Northwestern 224 at Gabriels. to be done in Laylin park In­ that the city was barely break­ The Deihl Township Repub­ posted an 8·6 win. University ancl worked at the members on May 10 at 8 p.m. cludes the cutting of remaining ing even In this areaofopera­ lican women's group was MASON EARLY BIRDS With Mason on top of the Purdue Achievement Center. at the Delhi Township hall. elm trees, dredging 2nd pond, tlon, It is the councilmen's formed at an organizational Mrs, Harvey spoke at the Mrs, Nathan Smith is chairman won lost heap are O'Rafferty, Okemos, removal of tree stumps, grad­ feeling that the fees paid should tea at the home of Mrs. Le­ of the event. Those wishing Ball-Dunn 83 41 Gabriels and Howell. Hornets M,E,A. meeting .last fall. ing the area, seeding the area cover costs of replacement and roy Augenstein, 2708 Ram· Mason Home Appl, She Is recently working with to attend may contact Mrs. Mason jumped off to a 2· in August, cutting 2 drive­ Improvements for anticipated parte Path, Holt, on Wed­ & Furn. the new idea In perceptual Marshall Hartig at OX 4-6751, 71 53 run lead In the first Inning but ways and parking areas, plus expansion and need. nesday, April 11. Co-hostess El Dorado Golf handicapped children. She and Main objective of the or­ in the second inning Haslett Sting b u I I d 1 n g shelter houses If "These city services are was Mrs, Nathan Smith of Course 70 her husband work with children ganization Is to become active 54 got to starter Gordy Clark for necessary to attract new In­ Ramparte Path, Holt. Thomas Ins. ancl adults in their home. in township, county and state 69 55 5 runs, The Bulldogs came on dustry to Mason and new rate Christensen's Her topic for the evening There were 24 interested activities, in the second to pare the lead Aggies Okemos Gals schedules will be an Import­ women who attended, Officers Ford will be "Inspiring the Student The group will be a sate!· 67,5 56.5 to 5·4 and In the .third Mason ant factor in financing expan­ selected to lead the group are Credit Bureau Dansville bad another taste or letting the Student Inspire lite of the Ingham County Re­ 66 58 came up with a 2-run rally to 11 Mrs. Nathan Smith, president; Ing, Co. News of defeat Monday night. Wll·, the Teacher." View Film sion, the mayor said, "l publican Club--Women's di­ 64 60 take a 7-5 lead, Haslett added Guerriero Ins. liamston downed the Aggles Corporal Duane Smith of the understand that a resolution Mrs, Neil Musolff, vice-presi­ vision, which is· part of the 61 63 a run in the fifth but Mason dent in charge of programs; Darrell's Thrift- 5-4 thanks toDansvllle errors, Raider Golfers Win State Police was the speaker w111 soon be presented which Republican Women's Federa­ went out in front a little farther Mrs. Howard Hageman, vice­ way 58 Only one Wllliamston run was for the Okemos woman's club w111 detail a new water· sewer tion of Michigan. 66 with a sixth inning run. Mason came out on the short president in charge of com­ Mr. Jerry's 47.5 earned, on Thursday, April 6, at the rate schedule for the city." 76.5 Mason hitters got to Haslett end of a golf match with O'Raf­ Chairman of the building munity involvements; Mrs. Mason Takes Motch Econ-0-Wash 44,5 79,5 Thursday night the Aggles ferty at Mason Thursday night, home of Mrs. Milton Lamb, for 9 hits lncludingadoubleby committee, Gilson Pearsall, C,C, Riggs, secretary; Mrs. Jerico 42.5 81.5 Doug Engle and a double by will take on Leslie at Dans­ The Raiders came up with a 4542 Eastwood drive, Okemos. William Reichenbach, treas­ Mason came up with Its first TEAM HIGH SERIES ville, The Blackha wks are Sergeant zane Gray was slat­ told the co u n c II he woult Randy Caltrider, Ron Under· 159 count while Mason players be seeking an architect for tlu urer; Mrs. Charles Reed, tele­ golf victory Monday afternoon Ball-Dunn 2306 threatening to sweep the base­ toured the course in 165, For ed to speak on "Women Driv­ by topping Haslett 169·206. wood and Terry Corts each fire - police building project Phone chairman; Mrs, Mar· TEAM HIGH GAME singled twice, ball title in the same manner Mason Chucl1 Berg was low ers on Our Highways", In­ It was no contest. Ron Perrine and should have something tc s h a 11 Hartig, membership Ball-Dunn 788 Haslett collected only 5 hits as they swept football and with 40. Dan Lewis scored a stead, Corporal Smith showed led Mason with a40.DanLew­ report at the next meeting, chairman; Mrs, Donald Rey INDIV, HIGH SERIES with 3 of them coming In the basl1etball. 41, Glen Kuipers hit 42 and 2 films: "We Drivers" and ls toured the course in 41, The city's plans and speci • and Mrs, Donald White, town­ Virginia Potter 531 first Inning off Clark. Rocky Wllllamston took advantage Ron Perrine added another 42, "Motor ManJa". The second ship board representatives, Dave Lewis went in 42 and INDIV. HIGH GAME of 3 Dansville errors in the film centered around "Goofy" fications for the N. Okemos Conklin came on In the sec­ Top shooter in the match was and Mrs. John Kibele, publl· Ron Webster had 46, Charlotte Carl first inning plus a double by by Disney. street Improvement have been 201 ond and went the rest of the way O'Rafferty•s Tom O'Too!P ... ~ approved for financing through city, .,. Phil Everett and a walk to shot a 38, Corporal Smith also passed the Motor V e hi c I e Highway The Deihl Township Repub" score 3 runs, around a group of enlarged bonds. Public hearing of ne· lican women will be sponsoring In the second Inning Will· · DR. T. VANDERBOLL cartoons. These vtsual aids a card party for prospective !amston added another run on were Interesting and humor­ cessity on the project will have to be scheduled again and singles by Mike Robinson and Optometrist ous while getting their mes­ then the project is expected a double by Dykman, sage across. A question and Commander 782 E. Columbia to progress, Dansvllle got into the scor­ answer period followed the Mayor Shattuck indicated he (Continued from page 1) ing act in the third inning with Phone Mason OR 7·1941 movies and gave Individuals is looking into various means one run on a single by Mickey a chance to get answers to men have been associated with By Appolnlmenl Only of selling Mason as a good Ream, a walk and a single by their own special problems. North in some capacity during Aaron Wemple, site for future industrial de­ past years. velopment, Williamston added another Music will be provided by run In the fUth on errors, Anyone Can "Grow" "This year for Michigan Vera Nye of East Lansing and 2 a walk and a wild pitch, an Estate Week's mayor exchange day, F ranees Strand of Jackson, Mason will be changing with The installation ceremony wlll In the seventh Dansville had ... with insurance. This is the one a threat going with 2 walks, Howell, which has had re­ be open to all interested per­ easy, pay-as-you-go way for today's markable success in attract­ another single by Wemple and families to build an estate step by sons, their families and ing new industry," he said, friends. a single by Barry Chapman step, month by month, without the but Williamston snuffed out risk often incurred by investment. "I am anticipating the ex­ Of interest to local people change day and intend to in­ the rally after 3 runs had Mcy I prove this to you? Is so, please will be the Installation of Wll· crossed. cell me without obligation. vestigate thoroughly their !lam Richardson as general­ methods of securing new in­ issimo, Lewis M. Woodard as Phone 2-5349 dustry and hope to bring back 1112 Main St., Kearney J u n i o r Warden, George W. some useful ideas which Ma­ Post as Sword Bearer and Don· Racquets RDprtmnlln, KENDALL WHEELER, son could initiate." aid R. Barto as a guard. WOODMEN ACCIDENT Phone 589-5962 AND LIFE COMPANY 421 Franklin Leslie. Are Hot FARM Mason swept all matches AUCTION LET'S GO ON WITH THE SHOW Tuesday afternoon in a tennis meet with Si. Johns, is what's been humming arouna Leslie as we all await the Benefit In sl ngles play Pat Birney Public Notice Les Johnson Variety Show for the Felt Plains Methodist Church. Many weeks of t o p p e d Blll DeGroot, sam Glore beat John Solem!, Jim FOR SALE I will sell the following at public auction on the prem­ planning and hard work hove bui It up to a climax of the best and Powers took Jeff White and Hubbard and Canaan School ises located 25 miles North of Ann Arbor on US-23 the only Roaring 20's Show Leslie has ever hod, Ray Lantz and a Steve O'Brien came out on top Expressway or 10 miles South of Fenton on US-23 of Doug Peck. Sites Expressway to M-59 Exit. Take service Road (Blaine instrumental group, Suzzanne Russell ond her dancers, Waunetto In doubles play Dan Web· HUBBARD SCHOOL Road) on East side of Expressway 2 1/2 miles South Rosier with her magic, Leslie's Black Eyed Susans end o Local Men's ster and Jeff Cotton teamed and East, then 1 mile South to 671 Maxfield Road on •• , for a victory over Rick War­ Four miles South of Mason, 2 m i ies East of U.s.' Chorus Line, pictured above, will be only a few of the highlights ren and Tim Durner, Denny 127 on Barnes Road. Approximately one acre in the South I P.M. Dancer and Ed Duke topped West corner of Section 26 - Vevay Township. I P.M. of the evening. Of course, every show has o secret surprise in store Fri., April 21, 1967 John Yurek and Mike Galvach Building Size 24' 1 0" x 39' 3", side addition 8' 6" x 1954 88 Oliver Tractor, wide front end, complete and this show is of no exception. Curtain time is 8:00 p.m. at the and Jeff Collar and Dave Pletz· 17' 2". Forced Warm Air Furnace, Deep Well Pump, overhaul in 1966; 1952 77 Oliver Tractor, narrow front ke stopped Scott Bennett and Hot Water Heater. Minimum Bid $4800.00. Leslie Intermediate School Wednesday, Thursday, April 26 & 27, end good condition; John Deere 3-16 11 Plow, solid beam; Dale Davis. Case 5 Section Springtooth; 1965 Oliver 10 ft. Trans­ port Disc; 1965 Moline 3 Section Rotc Hoe; 1965 Ollver No, 540 Four Row Corn Planter; John Deere 13 Hoe Grain Drill; Clark 6 Row Sprayer with drops; 1965 Massey Trailer Mower; 1966 Massey 5 Bar Rake; 1964 Ollver No. 62 String Tie Baler; 1962 New Hol­ land Hay Conditioner; 1965 Hay Elevator 60 ft, elec­ City of Mason tric motor drive; 1965 Mow Elevator 40 ft, Elec, RESOLUTION motor drive; 1965 Gravity Box with 6 ton running gear '!" ·--- new tires; 1963 Allis Chalmers Combine, excellent condition; 1966 New Idea 150 bu Flail spreader with slush gate; 1965 Moline 2 row mounted corn picker Date 4/17/67 CANAAN SCHOOL fit any 3 pt. hitch tractor picked 100 A corn; Moline Corner of Dart Road and Harper. Approximately one Cultipacker; 1966 Massey 7 ft, 3 pt. hitch scraper; CLEAN UP acre, Section 31 Alaledon Township, Ingham County. Kitty Crawler with front end loader Rebuilt engine; Building Size 24' 6" x 72', Minimum Bid $5000,00. 1950 Ford 12 ft. Stake Truck, grain tight sides, runs By Councilman Pearsa-ll good and looks good Please Note: ~SOLVED BY THE: CITY COUNCIL This following list of equipment belongs to Dave OF THE CITY OF MASON THAT the clerk WEEK Brian of the Hartland Area who has decided to dis· advertises for bids for a 12-15 drowbor continue farming and is selling his equipment. 1951 International SUper H Excellent cond,; 1949 horsepower wotercooled tractor, with ••••••••• Case L A 4-5 plow rating. Very good; New John Deere approximately a five (5') foot rotary Green Chopper, chopped onJy 10 acres. 1960 John ••• Deere Hay Rake very good cond, 1960 Allis Chalmers mower attachment per specifications Blower with motor and 50 ft. pipe; John Deere 14 on file. Sealed Bids will be accepted up to 8:00 p.m. Monday Ft. Pull Type Disc; New Idea Trailer type Mower; April 25-26 night Mayl~, 1967 at the SUperintendent's office 500 s. John Deere Manure Spreader; New Idea 1 Row Corn All bids shall be sealed, addressed Picker; 14 ft. Feeder Wagon; Co-Op 4 Bottom Pull Jefferson street or mall Bid to Mr, Lyle A. Thorburn, Type Plow, to the City Clerk and shall be accompanied Secretary Mason Board of Education 500 s. Jefferson street, Mason, Michigan. Mark envelope "Area School by a five {5%) percent bid bond end shall City Employees will pick-.uprefuse left at Bid" and enclose certified check in an amount equal Bank Terms Available Through The National Bank be submitted on or be'fore 8 p.m. May I, curb in containers. No garbage or ashes to 10% of bid. Unsuccessful bidders deposit will be of Detroit, Plymouth Office, Mr. Floyd Kehrl. No Goods promptly returned. Conveyance of Title will be by War­ Removed Until Settled For, Not Responsible For Acci­ 1967. will be hauled. dents Day Of Sale. ranty Deed for cash or certified check. THE COUNCIL RESERVES THE RIGHT Herold Barnhill FOR INFORMATION CALL 677-3011 H. A. BEERS, Jr., Owner TO REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS. City Clerk \The Ingham County News, Wednesday, Apr1119, 1967 -Page A-3 .. ' ' ~ ' ' ·:::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~:::::~:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!::: •,•, .. I · Council Proceedings . J X . . . « April 17, 1967 7:30 P,M, Meeting called to Apr1117, lll67 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: E 42feet of Lot 8 ancl all of Lots order by Mayor Shattuck and BY: Councilman Roberts 9 and 10, block 8; OWNER- Hllllat•d Building, County of Ingllam, opened with prayer by Mayor RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Mason that it Mason Michigan. Shattuck. is a necessary public improvement that certllin sidewalks ' ' Roll Call: Present; Mayor be constructed and/or repaired on certain streets in the city , PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: w. 24 feet of lot 6 and E. 21 Shattuck; Councilmen Roberts, and, · feet of s. 62 feet of Lot 7, also N. 7 feet of s. 69 feet of Lot 7, Pearsall, Lamphere, Snook, That under Section 11.9 of the City Charter such Improve- Block 8; OWNER- Francis Fiedler, a31 E. Ash, Mason, Mloh­ & Becker. Absent; Council­ ment costs shall be at the expense of the property owner and, if lgan, performed by the city, shall constitute a lien on the premises 1 man Robbins. and ' Councilman Snook presented PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Commencing 22 feet E of SW sever a 1 claims and recom­ That the City Engineer has filed specifications and costs corner of Lot 7 Block 8-N. 62 feet-E. 23 feet-s, 62 feet-W. · mended their payment, Sec­ estimates with the City Clerk on said improvement and That the owners thereof be given a reasonable time fran: 23 feet to beginning; OWNER • Furman - Day Realty 5766 onded by Councilman Becker, s, Cedar, Lansing, Michigan, ' Carried: Yes, 6. No, 0, this date to make said improvements subject to the nec~ssary Mayor Shattuck made his permit, inspections and specifications on file, and that said committee appointments, Improvements be made on or before the day of the public PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Lot 1 & W. 1/3 of Lot 2, Blcok There were several com­ hearing hereinafter set forth and · 13; OWNER • Standard Oil Co., Box 2858, Detroit 31, Michigan, munications read and given to That a, description of the properties and names of the owners, as shown by the current assessment rolls of the PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: E. 2/3 of Lot 2, Block 13; respective Committee Chair­ City a.re as follows: man, OWNER- Mrs, Marie Louise BeckWith, 84 Riverside Dr., New York 24, N.Y. Mayor Shattuck asked If any- . PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: N 1/2 of Lots 4 and 5 Block 1 one in the Council Room wished 114; OWNER - Stanley Sitler, 104 s.Jefferson, Mason, Michigan. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: N. 102.4 feet of w. 44 feet of to speak at this time, There Lot 4, Block 13; OWNER - Mason state Bank, 322 s. Jefferson, were several members of the . PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: s l/2 Lots 3, 4 and 5, Block 4; Mason, Michigan, · Mason Jaycee Auxiliary pres- OWNER • Mrs. Ethel Silsby, lOa s. Jefferson, Mason, Mich­ ent, Mrs. John Reilly was the igan, spokesman for the group and . PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Commencing at NE corner of Lot 4-W. 22 feet- S, 32 feet- E. 22 feet- N. 22 feet to beginning, outlined the "Helping Hands" PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: N 1/2 of Lots 9 and 10, also part of lot 4, Block 13; OWNER - Wllliam Fink, 73a Roosevelt, program which they hoped the I commencing at NE corner of Lot 8 - s 30 feet - w 10 feet - Mason, Michigan, Council would sanction. They n 30 feet • e 10 feet to beginning, block 4· OWNER • Sylvia were advised to meet with the Keesler, 118 s. Jefferson Mason Michigan ' Personnel committee. ' ' ' PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Commencing at a point 22feetS, Mayor Shattuck mentioned of NE corner of Lot 5, Block 13-w. 88 feet s. 1a feet- E several Items that he hoped . PROPERTY DESCRIPI'ION: E 3 rods of S 1/2 of lot 9 a8 feet-N, 1a feet to beginning, Part of lots 4 & 5; OWNER­ would get top priority for 1967. and S 1/2 of Lot 10, Block 4; OWNER - Eulene Vandercook, Wares Drug Store, 30a s. Jefferson, Mason, Michigan •. 262 Lake Heights, Grass Lake, Michigan, SECOND PLACE--Williamston vocational agriculture students To-Wit: City Administrator. worked herd to win second place in the recent county land judging con­ Park Improvement, Water & PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: 100 Block E. Maple- SouthSide Sewer .Rate change, Rice PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: N 45 feet of lot 10 and N 32.68 Ingham County Court House, Mason, Michigan; OWNER • test staged at the Gerald end William Diamond farm on Diamond road, feet of E 20,32 feet of lot 91 Block 7; OWNER • Darwin Dudley, County of Ingham, Building, Okemos Street Im­ . P.O. Box, Mason, Michigan, Teem mem~ers ere (I tor) Mike Benjamin, Randy Bedell, Ross Allen and provement. Industrial De- PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Lot 51 exceptS, 50 feet, Block James Kle1ver, chapter president. Looking over the boys 1 shoulders is velopment. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: N 1/2 lots 7 and a Block 3• 14; OWNER - Bernard Wilson, 118 Steven, Mason, Michigan, There were three (3) resolu- OWNER • Mrs. Leslie Palmer, 129 Walnut, Mason, 1Mlchigan: FFA advisor Peter Zaldokcs. tions presented and approved, 1. Resolution to advertise PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: E. 5 feet of Lot 1 & entire of for new tractor. Lot 2, Block 14; OWNER - Charles Strayer, 229 w. Maple, 2. Sponsoring Jaycee "Help­ PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: S 1/2 of Lots 1 & 2 W 1/2 Mason, Michigan. Ing Hands" program. of lot 3, Block 3; OWNER - Mrs. Lloyd Doane, 109 s. Jeff­ erson, Mason, Michigan, Stockbridge Tearn Takes 3. Sidewalk r e p a i r reso­ PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Lot 1, except E. 5 feet and except lution. W. 8 feet, Block 14; OWNER- Gaylia Corrette, 235 w. Maple, Councilmen were polled for PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: N 1/2 of Lots 1 & 2 exc, E, Mason, Michigan, . reports and recommendations: 35 fee,t of N 1/2 or Lot 1, Block 3; OWNER- John Cady, 103 S. Jefferson, Mason, Michigan, Councilman Pearsallhaving PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: E. 40 1/2 feet of Lot 3, Block Land Judging Honor reviewed the minutes of the 44, also W. 8 feet of Lot 1, block 14; OWNER- Mrs. William previous meeting moved their PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: N 1/2 of Lots 1, 2, and 3, Fountain, R #3, Mason, Michigan, The annual Ingham County approval as printed, Seconded block .24, also that part of Lot D1 lying N of continuation or Mason F,F,A. trained by Mike Ronald steffey, 2a5; 2nd Otis line bi-secting Lots 1, 2 & 3 to RR r/w (occupied as one Land Judging contest was stag­ O'Malley, placed third. by Councilman Snook, Car­ PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Lot 1 except that part within ed by the, Soli Conservation Michael, 280; 3rd James My­ ried: Yes, 6. No, 0, parcel), block 24; OWNER - William Barber, 602 s. Jeff· 110 feet of center line of MCRR - also w. 45 1/2 feet of Lot 2, The 5 high scoring members erson, Mason, Michigan, district last Thursday. The er, 272; 4th Bill Allen, 245; Harold Barnhill Block 44; OWNER - Raymond L. Pratt, 245 W. Maple, Mason, from each of these Winning 5th Stanley Samulak, 240, To- Michigan. judging of 3 different soil schools are as follows; City Clerk tal score was 1322. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: S 1/2 of E 30 feet of Lot 2 types and Identifying the nec­ Stockbridge F.F.A -- 1st, essary soil conservation pic· Williamston F.F.A, -- 1st ------. & S 1/2 of Lot 3, Block 24, also beginning at SE corner PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Lot 1, Block46; OWNER· Oscar tures was held on the Gerald Randy Bedell, 269; 2nd Richard Birthday Party of Lot 3 - S 1 rd. W 96 feet - N 1 rod • E to beginning, being VanSteeland, 451 w. Maple, Mason, Michigan, and Bill Diamond farm In Ve· Perl

The Mason Area Democratic Robert A. Cotton, Mason, PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Lot 61 Block 46; OWNER • club, consisting of the City speeding, $8. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Lot 11, Block 9; OWNER - Wayne Barker, 423 W. Maple; Mason, Michigan, William Dexter, 229 E. Maple, Mason, Michigan, of Mason and the townships Jimmy D. Adams, Holt, ran New On-Farm Tire Service of Vevay, Alaledon, Aurelius stop sign, $4. A new on - the - farm tire and Ingham, will vote on a con­ orville R. Wallace, Mason, service reducing time lost and PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Lot 10 Block 9; OWNER • PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Lot 5, Block 46; OWNER - repair and replacement ser­ 1 stitution at this meeting and mutilated operator's license, the danger of personal injury Larry Price, 221 E. Maple, Mason, Michigan, Viola Densmore, 427 W. Maple, Mason, Michigan, vice for the farmers served w!U organize formally as a $2. • while handling tires with In­ club. Velma L. Humes, Leslie, by the Lansing District of adequate equipment. ran stop sign, $4. Farmers Petroleum Coopera­ PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Lot 8, Block 9; OWNER • tive of Lansing has been an­ As demand builds and equip­ Elmer Juderjohn, 209 E. Maple, Mason, Michigan, NOW, THEREFORE, the city hereby declares Its intent Deer Crashes nounced by Executive Vice­ ment becomes available, the to make such public Improvements and to assess the costs Sponsored Movie· president W.N. Guthrie. thereof against said proj)ertles, service will be made available PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Lot 7, Block 9; OWNER - Car; Killed The Holt Wrestling Team is The new service will feature In other areas of the state Elmer Juderjohn, 209 E. Maple, Mason, Michigan, sponsoring a m o vi e to be the very latest in air operated according to officials of the Martin Bliss, 24, of Jackson, tire repair eQuipment. IT IS ORDERED that a public hearing be held on said side• s how n at the Junior High cooperative. At present, the told sheriff's oU!cers he was service will be available only walk Improvement at 8:00 P.M. In the Council Chambers, on school on April 21 at 7:30 In the past, when a farmer PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Commencing 31 feet N. of driving east on Olds road last in this district as the tech­ SE corner Lot 10, Block 13 w 80 feet - N 35 feet - E eo Monday, June, 5th, 1967, and that the City Clerk publish this, , Saturday about 8:30 p,m, when p.m. The double bill features had a flat on one of the huge Resolution In the Council minutes and give such further notice rear tires of the modern farm niques are tested and per­ feet • S 35 feet to beginning on Lot 10, Block 13; OWNER - a deer ran Into the frontfender "The Misadventures of Mer· fected. Mrs. Mabel Salisbury, 184 E. Ash, Mason, Michigan, as required by law. and grlll hood of his car. lin Jones" starring Tommy tractor, he seldom had the Bliss and a passenger escaped Kirk and Annette Funicello, equipment or the t1 me to change it. This servicewlllen­ The foregoing Resolution was supported by Councilman injury, The deer was killed, and "Mickey's Delayed Date." NEWS want ads cost so little- PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Lots 11 & 12, Block a; OWNER· Both features are In color. able him to get on - the -spot 15 words 75~ First Presbyterian Church, 132 E. Maple, Mason, Michigan, Lamphere and adopted by the folloWing votes: Yes: 6 No: 0 ,, • The Ingham County News, Wednesday, April19, 1967 -Page A-4 t Qr.,.. ..t t~ c (,' ' S Cl • •

Kathleen Morris Weds In Candlelight Rites

After a honeymoon trip to Rev. Keith L. Hayes presided Miss Morris wore a floor Williamsburg, Virginia and over the candlelight service, length gown of linen accented the New England states, new­ The bride Is the for mer with Venice lace featuring a lyweds Mr. and Mrs, Harold Kathleen Morris, daughter of hIgh rise waistline, semi· S, Pulver are making their Mr. and Mrs. Richard W, scooped neckline and A-line home at 1215 Weber Drive; Morris of 213 s. Jefferson skirt. Her bishop sleeves were Lansing. street, Mason, Parents of the of Venice lace and the lace They we1·e married Satur­ bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. also bordered her watt e au day, April 8, at 7:30 p,m, In H.s. Pulver of 969 W. Dexter train. the Mason Methodist church, Trail, Mason. She wore matching gloves of Venice lace and carried a bouquet of yellow and white daisies With yellow rosebuds. Attending the bride as maid of honor was her sister, Mrs, James D, Meyers of Battle Creek, Bridesmaids were Pat Hill of East Lansing, Anita Schaeffer of Mason and Mrs, DISCHARGES Mrs. Charles c. Hegelmire, Dennis (Sharon) Whipple of Blossom May Bradley, Dans- Onondaga Mason. Junior bridesmaid was ville Christopher R, Hoover, Eaton Kathy Preadmore. Mrs. Ivah Everitt, Mason Rapids Each girl wore a floor length Mrs, John H. McClung, Mason Mrs. Sylvia E, Keesler, Ma­ gown of pale yellow peau de Mrs, Pearl Moore, Mason son sole with an overlay of dotted Mrs. Michael Gilliland, Holt Howard E. Kuder, Holt swiss and a matching picture Lyle Kinney, Mason Mrs, Harry Langham Jr., Ma- hat accented with daisies. They Nancy Weaver, Webbervllle son carried white baskets of yellow Fred Tommrell, Holt Clayton B, Matteson, Mason and white daisies. George Shafer, Mason Leonard G, Peterson, Lansing Serving as best man was Gayla OUsley, Leslie Mrs, W llh e 1m Porteners, Marvin K, Pulver, brother of Gregory O'Berry, Mason Lansing the bridegroom, Groomsmen Bryan 0' Berry, Mason Rollle Speer, Mason were James D, Meyers of Herbert Howe, Mason Selwyn J, ..stansfield, Leslie Battle Creel<, brother-ln-la w Robert Brackney, Holt Mrs. orson Taylor, Leslie of the bride, Larry Dolbee of Mrs, Carl L, Dye, Dimondale Leo J, Tierney, Mason Holt and Gary DeRosia of Lan­ Mrs. Roy A, Russell, Mason Ronald Robbins, Mason sing. Reginald H. King, Leslle Mrs. Leona Bearden, Lansing Seating guests were Gerald MRS. HAROLD S. PULVER Kevin R. Carl, Lansing . Bertha Howard, Mason Pulver and Wesley Pulver of Dennis D, Greehoe, Holt BIRTHS Mason, brothers of the bride­ Mrs. W111ard c. Lawler, Ma­ Mr. and Mrs. DarwlnDoerr groom, Robert Charles of son of lOla Grovenburg road, Holt, Farmington, cousin of the Michael W. M1ller, Mason are parents of a daughter, bride and Roger Phelps of Organizations Mrs, Norman F. Pritzel, Ma­ Lisa Ann, born April 3 at 0 w o s so, a former college MRS. KENNETH BLOCK was honored at a special dinner Friday son Ingham Medical hospital. roommate of the bridegroom. Douglas L, Scripter, Mason A reception followed the The Mason Junior Child Stu­ spring rummage sale Friday,I night for 25 years of service to Dart National Bank. Mrs. Block is * * * IN PATIENTS Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G; ceremony In the church social dy club will meet Wednesday, April 28, from 9 a.m. to 9 assistant vice-president. Surprising Mrs. Block at the dinner at the Mrs. Bertie Barnett, Leslie Littlefield of Leslie are par­ room. Serving guests were April 19, at the home of Mrs. p.m. In the church basement, Mrs, John Basso, Owosso Herbert Schultz, 476 N. Jef­ Red Coach were bank officers and directors and spouses. Shown in the ents of a daughter, Tammarai Mrs. James Landfair of East * * * Marilyn Coffey, Mason Sal, born April 12 at Mason Lansing, Mrs, Roger Phelps ferson, Mason. The Van town Methodist picture with Mrs. Block are Rollin Dcrt, president, and Albert Humphrey, Mrs. Edward Ferris, Mason General hospital. of Owosso, Mrs. Gary De­ Guest speaker for the eve­ church will have its Father Mrs. G,H, Foster, Mason * * * Rosia of Lansing and Mrs. ning will be professor Henry and Son banquet April 28 at executive vice-president. The group presented Mrs. Block with an en­ Spencer Gallaway, Leslie Kim Dawn Is the name Mr. Jerry Allen of Olavenue, Holt, died Thurs­ 3554 E. Noble road, Webber­ J ames And r e w s, Newago and problems facing the Am­ decorator, gave the ladies tips day, April 13 at his home, ville, died Tuesday, April 11, county. They wlll represent erican people today. the National 4-H Center at Washington, D.c. on room arrangement and col­ Born March 21, 1886 in Oke­ at his home, Born May 26, or coordination, He advised mos, he was 81 years old. 1887 in Tunnel City, Wiscon­ them not to be afraid to use Mr. Strayer was a life­ sin, he was 79 years old, bright colors and also an­ time resident of Okemos and A retired farmer, he had swered questions about what Holt, He was a retired farm­ lived in Leroy township for Ingham County's Forester periods of furniture could be er. Mr. and Mrs, Strayer cele­ 50 years, He was a member used together. brated their 50th wedding an­ of the Webberville Methodist Refreshments of coffee and niversary July 7, 1958, church where he was superin­ Surviving are his wife, Kate; tendent of Sunday school for Beta Sigma Phi 2 sons, Charles A. of Mason 30 years, Speal{s to Aurelius Club and Bernard H. of Bath; one Surviving are his wife, Mrs, daughter, Mrs. Eva Ohler of J essIe Merle Andersen; 2 The Aurelius Garden club were distributed and everyone met Friday evening, April 14, this instead of sending flow- Will Observe Lansing; 19 grandchildren and sons, r. Milton Andersen of looked for their places among 21 great grandchildren; Gsis­ Port St. Joe, Florida andJohn at the Aurellus Town hall with the doer's. ers, . PROUD BIKE OWNER---Seventh Grader, an attendance of 20, A potluck ters, Mrs. Kittle Smith of A. Andersen of Williamston; The matter of a memorial plansMrs, forDolbee the explainedstate annual the Betty Niswonger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Law­ Anniversary Washington, Mrs. Margaret one daughter, Marie c. An­ supper preceded the meeting to deceased members was dis­ which was presided over by meeting of the Michigan Fed- renee Niswonger of 2363 E. Tomlinson road, was The Mason chapters of Beta Colby of Mason, Mrs. Ruby dersen of Lansing; 2 grand­ cussed, The group voted to Curtis of Dansville, Mrs. Anna children and 2 great-grand­ president Mrs, Lawrence Dol­ place a book In the Ingham eratlon of Garden clubs to be the second youngster to earn a free bicycle Sigma Phi will celebrate the held In Dearborn and Green- 36th anniversary of the or­ Piper of Okemos, Mrs. Lavina children; one sister, Mrs, El­ bee, The new program books county branch library aft.er len Croope of Lansing, field Vlllage on May 17, 18 through The Ingham County News subscription ganization's founding Saturday Vnde Bogart of Battle Creek and Mrs, lela Jennings of Has­ Funeral services were from and 19, Plans were made for· contest. She sold 26 new subscriptions. Betty April 22. A luncheon in which the bus trp, the 2 local chapters will join lett. the IV ebb e r vi II e Methodist Elton Twork, Ingham county attends the Mason Junior High school and enjoys for the occasion will be at the Funeral services were at church Thursday, April 13, at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, April 15, 2 p.m. with Rev. Dwight Law­ forester, talkedinformally fishing horseback riding sewing and cooking. home of Mrs. Leonard Carter. with the members about the ' t The first chapter of the sor­ from the Gorsline - Runci­ son officiating. Interment was trees in Columbia Creek park, ority was formed 35 years ago man funeral home with Rev, in Summit cemetery, William­ He said 7 or 8 more shade in Abilene, Kansas. There are Jerry D, Ulrich of the Holt ston. trees are needed to replace now 8,000 chapters and 185, church of tl1e Nazarene offici­ Serving as pallbearers were ·the elm which died out, After Wheatfield Grange 000 members in 15 countries. ating, Burial was in Glendale Kermit Pierce, Kenneth Pfies­ visiting the park he was pleas­ In addition to the luncheon, cemetery, Okemos. ter, Howard McComb, Wayne ed to see such a good stand traditional ceremonies will be Serving as pallbearers were Benjamin, Charles Dietz and of red and white pine. He sug. observed, The history of the Mr. Strayer's gransons, Ray­ Frank Schmidt, gested sugar maples because Sets Special Event local chapters will be reviewed mond c. Strayer, Rog·er D. the Insects do not bother them, and the new members will re- Strayer, Michael L. Ohler, along with sycamore and WILLIAMSTON-- The ceive their first welcome to Donald G. Ohler, Gayle L. Will 0. Gregg weepIng wlllow In various Wheatfield Grange 851 will ob­ begin at 7:30 p.m. with the membership, Borrtng and Leland R, Gard­ pI aces. Also walnut trees meat furnished, Guests are to Mrs. carter and Mrs. Clare ner. A lifetime resident of Ma­ serve the organization's 67th son, Will o. Gregg of 521 E, should be planted, anniversary and the national bring their own table service. carpenter are serving as W.J. Brake, the National chairmen of the Founder's Ash street, died Monday after­ organization's 100th anniver­ noon at the Ovid Convalescent sary with a supper and spe cia! Grange Lecturer from Haslett, Day luncheon, The toastmis­ Miss Hafner program on April 28, wlll be the guest speaker· He tress for the afternoon is manor. He was 93 years old, ·Born December 15, 1873 The public is invited to at­ will review the Grange cen- Mrs, William Kester, Othel' tennial--its past, present and members who will have apart in Lyons township, Ionia coun­ tend the program which will be Sees Mexico ty, he was the son of Judson staged at the Grange hall on future. in the program are Mrs. Leon Three members will also be A 1 ge r, Mrs, Gary Nesbitt, Harvey Gregg and the form­ E, Holt road. The supper will Connie Hafner, daughter of er Elvira D. Smith. The fam­ recognized during the evening, Mrs, Donald Lubbers, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Haf­ TheY are 60-year-member, William Olson and Mrs. Her­ ily moved to Mason while ner, 500 N, Rogers street, he was still a baby, Roy Showerman of William- bert Maier. Mason, recently journeyed stan, and 25-y ear- members, . Mrs. Lubbers has been se- Mr. Gregg worked as a Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Bird of · with the Graceland college commercial hauler, He was Williamston. lected for the honor of pre­ S[Janish club to Mexico during a member of the First Metho­ senting a special message the school's spring- break, dist church of Mason and a A large group of people from the international head­ A dinner party was given are expected to attend as all A sophomore majoring in former memberofthei,O.O,F, quarters in Kansas City, It His wife, Flora c. preceeded April 16 by Mr. and Mrs, the other Granges of the county will be the central event of ph y s i c a! education, Connie Hershel! Head of Williamston are invited. The hall can easily traveled with approximately25 him in death, He is survived the afternoon and the cul­ by one daughter, Mrs. Ethel honoring their son, Arlin seat 100 persons, mination of the program. other Graceland students to Head, who recently returned various cities and villages G. Nichols of Mason, from Sinop, Turkey, The Grange Master rs J onn in Mexico, The club made an Funeral services will be Card Sharks at 2 p.m. Thursday, April It was also a double cele­ Grant and Mrs, Clarence Bird earlier trip to Mexico during bration for his birthday and is program chairman for the Thanksgiving vacation. 20, from the Ball - Dunn anniversary evening, Wi n n e r s at last month's funeral home, with Rev. I

Due to the recent deaih of Oliver Riker, 'Jndersigncd will sell to high~:; bidder nt the farm, 2 1i2 mil~; W. of Bath on Clark Rd. to Chandler Rd., N. I 1/2 miles, or 4 milos N. of Lansing on U.S. 27 to Clark Rd. E. 5 miles to Chandler P.d. ihcn N., or straight north of East Lansing on Abbott Rd. 6 I /2 miles.

10:00 A.M. Sat. April 22, 1967 10:00 A.M. of the ALL NEW International® ¥ FURNITURE :Jf ANTIQUES ¥ FARM TOOLS Whirlpool chest ty.pe freezer, near new !HC "H" tractor, .:lxcellent condition Introducing Kenmore 1966 electric stove The John Deere 60 2 elecrric refrigerator5 A·C wide front "B" tractor w/single row Maytag washer; electric dryer cultivator Lawn Tractor Coal & wood range; 2 Round Oak stoves 1966 Sears, custom, 4 speed, 6 h.p. 36" power CUB CADET. 2 2 mower dinette sets; studio couches 2 Muntz console T.V.'s; 2 radios Neor new garden tiller new 6 h.p. John Take advantange of this opportunity to have "60" is a true, farm-bred Davenport & chairs; odd chairs New IHC electric fencer New Sears electric cabinet sewing machine that will set your weE!kertdSI an International Cub Cadet lawn and garden John Deere hammer mill 2 rockers; step tables; table & floor lamps John Deere field cultivator, an rubber 2 bedroom suites, complete tractor working at your place, with the added Small, curved glgss front, china cabinet Oliver 2 x 14" pull type plow, on rubber Small portable steel sofe 24" x 18" 3 hog feeders •11. ttacnrnen1~ for mowing, feature of a ••-•• ing snow, hauling wood. Cedar chest; Roll-a·way bed Oliver 3 bar side rake, on steel venient credit. Small electric appliances; dishes; cooking Cultipacker; double disk utensils; throw rugs; canned goods 5 ft. mower on steel; shovel plow House plants; 2 metal cabinets Walking plow; railer Bedding; linens: rag rug materials; clothing Few antique dishes, etc; lj)uantity of small Manure spreader, on steel TRUCKLOAD SUPER SPECIAL items 20" Reo power mower; platform scales International $ Lawn furniture Corn sheller wI electric motor FREE 00 Cub c·adet ... 1 H.P. 66 0 f.o.b. -¥ MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS ~MOWER~ FREE 38 inc:h mower inc:/uric·ri 12 ft.·metal fishing boat w/Merc~ry outboard motor; several fishing rods & reels. E1• tension ladders; wheelbarrow; saw horses; lumber; new cement blocks; wall drill; Steel When you purchase YOUR Cadet work bench; grinder; electric drill; forge; an vii; pipe wrenches; saws; pipe dies and taps; TODAY AT ••• steel fence posts; hand, lawn & garden tools; hay rope; old iron. •., MILLERS MARINE & NOW durinq our truckload Sale! STOP or CALL Approx. 400 bales wheat straw; small amount of hay; some ear corn; 25 bu. shelled GARDEN SUPPLY corn; 11 bee hives w/bees, extra hive bo1es. Buggy wheels; surrey tongue; old horse collars; harness; antique harness making ho.rse; Mason iron kettle; fanning mill; horse clippers; 2 large wood scalding barrels. Set af lab Sletghs 457 N. Cedar Street ··- NOTE: QuGntity of odds 11nd ends of old o~tique furniture in granary loft. A life time lltcumulatic:in (old U.S. 1 WILLIAMSTON IMP. p:I~~~Er~~~o of items saved, fixed, broken but repairoble. Takes you b11ck down "Memory Lane." TERMS: Cash, or cheek sale d~y. S.. le prineip11ls not responsible for accidents. 274 STATE ST. Inspection s11le ·day. • lunch stand. Watch the CLASSIFIEDS MASON SIL~!Y IMPLEMENT Phone OR 6·0141 MEL YIN K. MOORE - Administrator WAYHE G. FEIGHNER AUCTION SERVICE. Auctioneers - Liquidators. Menon. Phone 676·5021. The Ingham County News. Wednesday, Apr1119, 1967- Page A-6 )

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::;.;!:•'•'•'• . ....:::::::: .... •!•!•!• •!•!•!•! :·:::::~:::l::: DELHI CHARTER TOWNSHIP !•!•!•!•w:::::::: w:;:;:::: :;:;:;::m :::::::: :::::::: ~:~:·:·:· ® ...... '·'·'·'· An Ordinance to amend certain sections of Delhi Charter pax·ticular group housing development to the S, feet. (said curve having a radius of Township zoning Ordinances No. 13, 16, 21, 23, 24, 28 and proposal, 1~1.23 (a) All unplatted portions of the following sections 30 in accordance with the provisions of Act 184, of the Public 4933,82 ft, and an angle equal to 1 deg. 10'32") to pt of reverse curve; • along a circular concave to of land except such portions of same as are zoned "A" Acts of 1943 as amended and Act 359, of the Public Acts Satisfactory arrangements shall be made Residential In Section 7.1 and 7,2 herein, are hereby zoned of 1947 as amended. N98.77 feet (said curve having a radius of 4813,82 'Commercial'; with the Delhi Charter Township Board ft, and an angle equal to 1 dog, 10'32";·N 0 deg, 50' The Township Board of Delhi Charter Township, Ingham regarding. the maintenance and repair 33" w. 285 feet, -s 89 deg, 09'27" w 170 ft, -N of streets, roadways or access drives, Section 16; West V2 of Section 18; Section 23 county, Michigan, hereby ordains that certain sections of the 0 deg, 50'33" W 467.05 feet along the Win. of Said 1 Delhi Charter Township Zoning Ordinance No. 13, 16, 21, Sec, to pt, of beginning, Section 23, T3NR2W. except southwest 1/4: West 1/2 of Section 24: West 2 3 24 28 and 3 0 shall be amended and repealed as follows: 3/4 of Section 25, except the land lying West of I I I (c) All dwellings in 'A·1'Resldentlal Zones, Commencing in an east and west 1/4 line at a U.S. 127 beyond the five hundred (500) fl'et Com­ shall have a minimum or first floor area of One Thousand point 325.28 feet west of the center post of Section mercial Zone; East 1/2 of Section 36, So much of (1000) square feet, exclusive of any attached garage, porch Section 7 as lies south of the City Limits of the or breezeway with the following exceptions: 23, Delhi Township, Ingham County, Michigan, thence ARTICLE II 1 West 144.96 feet, thence North 0 deg. 18 min, west City of Lansing, except area bounded by a line five SECTION 2,3 USE AND AREA REGULATIONS 1202 feet to the south line of Sycamore Street, thence hundred fifty (550) feet South of centerline of Bishop a. Two story dwellings shall have a West 144,96 feet thence south 0 deg, 18 min. East Road, Bishop Road, Waverly Road and M-99, minimum first or main flool' area of seven hundred sixty­ 1202 feet to the point of beginning. 1. 'A' Residential Zones eight (768) square feet. The folloWing regulations shall govern •A' Residen­ tial Zones: An area bounded on the south by Keller Road, on the (b) The following described lands are hereby zoned b, Bi-levcl dwellings shall have a mini­ Commercial: All land abutting: mum first floor or main floor area of eight hundred sixteen west by Norwood Subdivision and on the east by North (a) No two family or multiple dwelling shall be (816) feet. Park Subdivision to a depth of 350 feet from Keller permitted in 'A·l' Residential Zones. Road, Aurelius Road, from US-127 to Sycamore Street, Delhi Avenue (East and West Holt Road) from Burton c. One and one-half story dwellings The East 1/2 of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 36, Street to the M.C,R,R, right-of-way, M-99 (Eaton (b) Multiple-family dwellings or group housing shall have a minimum living space of One Thousand three Rapids Road) from Lansing City Limits to Waverly developments, including those types of residential housinguntts T3N, R2W; also the Southeast 1/4 of Section 36 hundred sixty-eight (1,368) square feet with a minimum first 1 Road and to a depth of five hundred (500) feet both customarily known as garden apartments, terrace apartments, floor or main floor area of nine hundred twelve (912) square T3N, R2W Township of Delhi, except beginning at the East 1/4 post of said section, thence South 1100.6 sides. Eifert Road, from Lansl ng City Limits to Holt townhouses, row housing, and other housing structures of simi­ feet. Road and to a depth of Five Hundred (500) feet both lar character, shall be permitted in A-2 Residential Zones or feet, thence West 1583.1 feet, thence North 1100.6 feet to the East to beginning, also except Plat of sides, US-127 (Cedar Street) from Lansing City Commercial Zones PROVIDED that a site plan of the pro­ (d) All dwellings in rA- 2' Residential Zones Limits to College Road, and to a depth of five hun­ posed building is submitted to and approved by the Delhi Charter shall have a minimum first or main floor area of seven hundred Harmony Acres, Subject to easements, restrictions dred (500) feet both. sides. Lots 89, 90, 94, 95 Township Building Department. For more than 12 living units, sixty-eight (768) square feet, exclusive of any attached garage, and rights of record. 1 the site plan shall be submitted to the Delhi Charter Town­ porch or breezeway, with the following exceptions: also 96, 97 of Holt Farms l & 2, Also parcels or land de­ ship Planning Commission for approval, Also PROVIDED, The Southwest 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 and the North scribed as follows: BEGINNING at a point two hun­ that the proposed development is serviced by sanitary sewer a, Two story dwellings shall have a 1/2 of the Northwest 1/4 of the South West 1/4, all dred (200) feet North of the South line of the South· and storm sewer systems, and PROVIDED further that the fol­ minimum first or main floor area of six hundred seventy­ In Section 36, T3N, R2W, Township of Delhi, County west 1/4 of the Northeast 1/4 of Section 17, and five lowing site development requirements are complied with: two (672) square feet. of Ingham, State of Michigan. hundred fifty (550) feet East of the Washington Road line; thence North five hundred twenty (520) feet, (1) b. Bi-level dwelling·s shall have a mini­ SECTION 7,2 1A-21 RESIDENTIAL ZONES No development shall be established on a lot or mum first or main floor area of seven hundred twenty (720) thence East four hundred sixteen (416) feet, thence parcel having a width less than 99 feet at the South five hundred twenty (520) feet, thence West four square feet. (a) The folloWing recorded plats are hereby zoned front building line, PROVIDED, however, that 1 hundred sixteen (416) feet to the point of beginning. the average lot area per family or dwelling •A-2 Residential, except such portions of same as are zoned (e) The keeping· of cattle, hogs, sheep, goats, •commercial' in Section 7,5 herein: unit shall not be less than 2,500 square feet, horses, rabbils, poultry or other animals shall be prohibited; BEGINNING 175 feet East of the Northwest corner of PROVIDED HOWEVER, cats, dogs, or other household pets SUBDIVISION SECTION the South 1/2 of the Northeast 1/4 of Section 15 1 (2) Not more than 35% of the net area within prop­ may be kept for personal use only. running thence South one hundred seventy two and one­ erty lines Within a group housing project, In­ Arlington Park------·------14 Bloomfield Park------15 half (172,5) feet, thence East eleven hundred fifty­ cluding accessory buildings, shall be covered by (f) Duplex or 2 family units shall be per- five (1155) feet to the center of the highway, being buildings. Cedar Heights------·------11 mitted in A-2 Residential Zones or Commercial Zones: Cole & Cole No. 1------23 Lansing and Mason Road, thence North thirty (30) degrees West along the center of said highway to the (3) Ll ving unit dimensions from outside wall to (1) The average Lot area per family or Deca1nps------14 Dennis Decamps Addition north line of the South 1/2 of the Northeast 1/4 of outside wall shall be a minimum of 768 square dwelling unit shall not be less than to Holt------·------14 said Section 15, thence West ten hundred nineteen and feet. This requirement may be modified for 3,500 square feet. seven tenths (1019. 7) feet to the place of beginning, efficiency units or retirees apartments. Dennis Decamps Addition No, 1------14 Higgins------17 containing five acres of land, more or less, (2) Not more than 35% of the net area (4) The minimum horizontal distance between build­ Holley Acres------15 North 1/2 of Section 26, within property lines, including ac­ The North 1/2 of the NE 1/4 of Section 28. ings (front to front, rear to rear, or front to cessory buildings, shall be covered Holt Farms 1 & 2------23 rear) shall be fifty (50) feet for buildings one (1) by buildings, Jackson•s------14 story in height. This distance shall be in­ Keller's· ------··------23 (c) All of Section 14, that Is not platted or speci­ creased by not less than five (5) feet for every (3) Living unit dimensions from outside Kessler's 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6------15 fically zoned Industrial In Section 7.6 herein or story added, The minimum distance between wall to outside wall shall be a mini­ Kess- Pahr------· ------15 'A·2' F3sldential in Section 7.2 herein Is hereby buildings may be decreased by as much as ten mum of seven hundred sixty-eight Kraus Acres Lots 1-5------8 zoned Commercial. (10) feet toward one end if it is increased by a (768) square feet. Laurel Park------·------21 similar distance at the other; and consistent Meadowlawn------14 (d) Beginning three hundred twenty-nine (329) feet modifications are permitted by the Township (4) All parking areas shall be located Melkv!k Homesights------7 south and three hundred eighty-four and one-half Planning Commission to accommodate plans behind front building line. 384.5) feet east of the northwest corner of the south which are not conventional in their outline or in SUBDIVISION 1/2 of the northeast 1/4, being the northeast corner their relations to other buildings. SECTION (5) All side lot lines shall comply with North Park------14 of Lot 18 of recorded plat of Sterling Farms; east existing Ordinances. (5) seven hundred thirty-five (735) feet to the northeast The horizontal distance between ends of build­ 2. Repealed. Norwood----·------14 corner of Lot 11 of the recorded plat of Sterling ings shall be twenty (20) feet or more for one 3. Repealed. Nosal------7 Farms, north one hundred fifty-six and one-half (1) or two (2) stox·y buildings, These distances (156.5) feet, west seven hundred thirty-five (735) shall be increased by not less than five (5) 4, Country Clubs or go If courses are Park Lane------14 permitted except a miniature course or practice driving tee feet, south one hundred fifty-six and one-half (156,5) feet for every story added. Phillips------22 feet to the beginning on the northeast 1/4 of Section operated for commercial purposes. A club house is permitted 15, (6) No closed courts shall be permitted, as an accessory building of prive golf courses; PROVIDED It Prescott-·------7 is located 100 feet or more from every lot line, (7) Rietsma------7 (e) The following recorded plats are hereby zoned For buildings up to 35 feet In height, no Commercial: building shall be closer than twenty-five (25) Area Bounded by Bishop Road, feet to any street; thirty-five (35) feet to any SECTION 7.1 1A-1' RESIDENTIAL ZONES I·99, Waverly Road and a line rear property line; twenty (20) feet to an inter­ five hundred fifty (550) feet SUBDIVISION SECTION lor side property line, For each one (1) foot of (a) The following recorded plats are hereby zoned 1 Hancock------23 building height above 3 5 feet, one (1) foot shall A-1' Residential: South of center line of Bishop Road--- 7 be added to required front, side, and rear River Gardens------31 Private Acres------·----- 25 SUBDIVISION SECTION yards. Car ports or garages shall be allowed Spahr------·----·- 15 Within three (3) feet of the rear property line. Beech Ridge------12 Buckingham Estates------22 Sterling Farms No, 1 & 2------15 (8) No dwelling unit in a development shall be College Manor------12 SUPERVISOR'S PLATS closer to a private access drive than 10 feet; Delhi Acres------36 or shall be further from a street or private Del Monte, 1, 2,------12 SUPERVISOR'S PLATS Rose Mills Farms------23 access drive than 150 feet. No parking or park­ Dell Ridge------12 Ing areas shall be located between any building Edgewood------23 No. 5------·- 14 No.1------15 and the street right of way. Fay------15 No. 6 ------··---·------14 Harmony Acres------36 (9) (f) One thousand (1000) feet on either side of Holt A minimum usable open space area of One Hun­ No. 7------·------14 Road in Section 13 & 24 except as specifically platted as 'A-1' dred (100) square feet per dwelling unit shall Hunt Acres & Hunt Acres No. 1------23 or zoned Industrial. be provided within developments. SUch open Jefferson Heights------22 No. 14------11 Lamoreaux Plats, I, 2, 3, ------12 space shall be provided at ground level, unoc­ No. 15------·------11 (g) Beginning on the North line of Section 15, 500 cupied by principal or accessory buildings, and Loveland Acres------22 Norwood No. 1, except Lots 20, 21, No. 16------7 feet West of US-127, West to 1/8 post of Northwest 1/4, available to all occupants of the development. South on 1/8 line 1320 feet, East to point 500 feet West of US· Each open space area so provided shall have 22, 27, 28, & 29------14 Pine Dell------·- 11 Thorburn' s------14 127 right-of-way line, North parallel to US-127 right-of-way a minimum total area of 1,200 square feet line 1690 feet to point of beginning, except beginning 880 feet excluding front yard area and shall be unob­ Pine Tree Acres------12 \Vebert Park------15 Root------·------30 East of Northwest corner of Northeast 1/4 of Northwest 1/4, structed to the sky and shall not be devoted to Windmill Point -·------7 South 396 feet, East 110 feet, North 396 feet, West 110 feet service driveways or off-street parking or Supervisor's Plat of Guenther------12 Thornton's replat of------22 Windmill Gardens exc. Lot 16------7 to beginning. Also except be~nning 495 feet East of North­ loading space, but shall be usable for greenery, west corner of Northeast 1/4 of Northwest 1/4, South 396 Wentland's College Pointe 1 & 25 drying yards, recreational space, and other 2----- feet, East 110 feet, North 396 feet, West to beginning, Also leisure activity normally carried on outdoors. (b) The folloWing sections of land, except such except beginning 275 feet East of Northwest corner of North­ portions of same as are zoned •commercial' in Section 7.5 ,(10) (b) The following unplatted lands are hereby zoned 'A- herein, are hereby zoned •A-2' Residential. east 1/4 of Northwest 1/4, South 396 feet, East 110 feet, The maximum height of buildings housing the 1' Residential: North 396 feet, West 110 feet to beginning, Section 15, T3N, principal use shall be governed by the yard and R2W. lot area requirements. Accessory buildings shall Section 1, Section 2, except as otherwise zoned In· Section 8, unplatted portions of Section 15. Also, not exceed fifteen (15) feet in height. dustrial, Section 12, Section 13, except the South 1000 feet thereof, E 1/2 Section 24, except the land a strtp of land five hundred (500) feet in depth, on (h) Commencing 100 rods S of W 1/4 post, - ~ (11) occupied by the M.C.R.R. right-of-way, and a strip the West side of Pine Tree Road, from Sandhill p'll to EWl/4 line 1324 feet to 1/8 line, ·Son 1/8 line 481 All lighting within the group shall be so arranged Road (extended) to Keller Road. Also Lots, 20, 21, as to reflect light a way from any residential of land one thousand (1000) feet in depth, each side feet, -w P'll to EW Section line 1325 feet, -N487 feet to be­ 22, 27, 28, and 29, Norwood Subdivision# 1 ginning Section 22, Also the S 6 rds of the N 100 rds of the property adjacent to the development, SUch light­ of right-of-way and the North 100 feet of said Section, and Ing shall not exceed an intensity of 5 foot-candles East 1/4 of Section 25, exceptlandwithinthe M,C,R,R. W1/2 of the SWI/4 of Section 22, T3N, R2W. nor shall it be less than 1,5 foot-candles. right-of-way and one thousand (1000) feet each side of right-of -way; Section 30, except as zoned Industrial, Commencing at W1/4 corner of Section 23, -s 0 deg. INVALID PARTS OF ORDINANCE, IF ANY (12) Private streets or private access drives maybe and Section 31 and Section 22 except Phillips Sub­ 50'33" E 2205 ft. along W. In of said Sec. to point of permitted within group housing developments, division and parcels described as follows, to-wit: beginning; -N 89 deg, 09'27" E 170ft, -along a circu­ Should any Section, Clause or Provision of this PROVIDED that the following minimum require­ Commencing 100 rds, S. of W1/2 post, - E parallel lar curve concave to the N 100 ft. (said curve having ments are met: to EW 1/4 line 1324 feet to 1/8 line, -s on 1/8 line a radius of 4873.82 ft. and an angle equal to 1 deg, Ordinance be declared by the Court to be invalid, the same 11 shall not affect the Ordinance as a whole or part thereof, 481 feet, -W parallel to EW Sec. line 1325 feet, 10'32 ) to a point of reverse curve, -along a circular -N 487 feet to beginning Section 22, also the S 6 other than the parts so declared to be invalid. All streets, roadways, or private access curve concave to the South 100ft. (said curve having drives will be paved to a minimum Width rds. of the N 100 rds. of the W 1/2 of the SW 1/4 a radius of 4873.82 ft. and an angle equal to 1 deg. LEGISLATIVE INTENT of 20 feet when parking is prohibited, of Section 22, T3NR2W. 11 10'32 ) thence N 89 deg. 09'27" E 73 ft, 0 deg, Additional widths for streets may be re­ -s And SW 1/4 of Sec. 23 except commencing at W 1/4 50'33" E 446.4 ft, -NBS deg. 46'17 11 W443.27 ft to SW It is the intention of Delhi Charter Township Board quired by the Township Planning Com­ corner of Sec. 23, -S 0 deg, 50'33" E. 2205 feet along the W. In of said Sec. to pt. of beginning. mission based upon the particular density that the original Delhi Charter Township Zoning Ordinances No. along W. ln. of said Section to pt. of beginning; -N 13, 16, 21, 23, 24,28 and 3D shall remain in full force and effect and building relationship proposals of the 89 deg. 09'27" E. 170 feet, along a circular curve Also, commencing at W 1/4 cor. of Sec, 23, -s proposed group housing development. except as same has been amended or repealed herein, and that concave to the N, 100 feet (said curve having a radius 0 deg, 50'33" E. 1392.95 along the W. In of said in the event of conflict In language, definition or description, of 4873.82 feet and an angle equal to 1 deg, 10'32 11) Sec, to pt. of beginning; ·N 89 deg. 09'27 11 E 442.98 the original Ordinance shall be deemed to still be in full No dead-end street or roadway shall to a pt. of reverse curve, -along a circular curve ft, -s o deg. 50'33" E. 750 ft, -s 89 deg, 09'27" w. force and effect. serve more than 100 families as a means concave to the South 100 feet (said curve having a 73 ft, - along a circular curve concave to the S radius of 4873.82 feet and an angle equal to 1 deg. of vehicular access, 101,23 ft. (said curve having a radius of 4933.82 EFFECTIVE DATE 10'32") thence N. 89 deg, 09'27 11 E. 73 feet, -s ft. and an angle equal to 1 deg. 10'3211) to point 0 deg. 50'33" E. 446.4 feet, -N 88 deg. 46'17" w Suitable turning facilities shall be pro­ of reverse curve; - along a circular concave toN This Ordinance shall become effective immediately vided for vehicles at the terminus of all 443,27 feet to Sw cor of said Sec,, ·N 0 deg. 50'33 11 W 428.33 feet along the W. In. of said Sec. to pt. of upon the passage, publication and recording with the Delhi dead-end streets or roadways. A 98.77 ft. (said curve having a radius of 4813.82 ft. Charter Township Clerk. minimum radius of fifty (50) feet shall beginning, Also, commencing at W1/4 cor. of Sec. and an angle equal· to 1 deg. 10'32") ·N 0 deg, 50'33" be required for all turn-arounds, and 23, -s 0 deg. 50'33" E 1392,95 along the w ln. of W 285 ft, - s 89 deg.09'27" W. 170ft, -N 0 deg. 50' additional width may be required by the said Sec, tp pt. of beginning; -N 89 deg. 09'2711 33 11 W, 467.05 ft. along the W. ln. of Said Sec. to pt, Enid M. Lewis, Clerk Township Planning Commission after E. 442.98 feet -s o deg. 50'33" E. 750ft, -s 89 deg. of beginning, Section 23, T3NR2W. Joe Kiersey, Supervisal consideration of the vehicular needs of a 09'27" W. 73 feet, - along a circular curve concave SECTION 7,5 COMMERCIAL ZONES Adopted: April 10, 1967 ' . ' The Ingham Co\lntr .19, 1967 ... Page:A•7 ··· .t'U.tU.J.&'wA,L .I.V~, \J!U.II.!t4.\ PUBLICATION ORDER NOTICE OF MORTGAGE ~e.w~ 1 · w,,dnefJ~IlY.,,,'JtP~'l E-1~33 E-2816 SALE .. ; state ot Michigan, In tho State of Michigan, in the Default having been made in Will Host ·.····,·,• Probate Court for tho County Probate Court for the County the conditions of a certain .;.·, of Ingham. of Ingham. Mortgage made on the 22nd day .·.·,'•'•' Estate of THOMAS H. WAL· Estateof HAZEL M. DIEHL, ot June, 1965 between RICH­ Church Meet City of Mason Public· Hearing ·.·.·,•,•, LACE, Deceased, Deceased. New materIa Is for adult ARD 0, WEYMOUTH and DON­ '•'•', IT IS ORDERED that on May IT IS ORDERED that on NA E, WEYMOUTH, husband church school classes at the 12, 1967, at 9:30 A.M. In the on Sidewalk Repairs ····· May 16 1 1067, at 0:30 A.M. in and wife, Mortgagors, and Mason Methodist church will :... , Probate Courtroom, Lansing, the Probate Courtroom, Ma­ CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN be available in the fall. Teach­ '·'' Michigan, a hearing be held son, Michigan, a hearing be ·,·, ASSOCIATION, Mortgagee, ers and ministers are being ·,·,· on the petition of David M. held on the petition of Lloyd and recorded in the office of called to attend a meeting In Monday, ]f!-ne 5, 1967 -.8 p.m. .·.·. Seelye, E)(ecutor, for allow­ D, Morris for license to sell the Register of Deeds for the Grand Ledge Friday, Aprll14, ·,•,• ance of his final account, ap­ real estate of said deceased. County of Ingham, on June 23, A representative of the Gen­ Aprlll7, 1967 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: E42CeetofLot8 and all of Lots:::: pointment of trustee and as­ BY: Councilman Roberts . 9 and 10, block 8; OWNER- Hilliard Building, County of Ingham ;'; Persons interesed In said 1965 In Llber 897, on Page eral Board of Education RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Mason that it Mason, Michigan, ' : .. signment of residue. estate are directed to appear 471, on which Mortgage there located in Nashville, Tenn. will Publication and service is a necessary public improvement that certain sidewalks ·.·.· at said hearing to show cause Is claimed to bedueatthedate be present to train In the use be constructed and/or· repaired on certain streets In the city shall be made as provided by why such license should not of this notice, for principal of this new material and, PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: W. 24 teet of lot 8 and E. 21: .: statute and Court rule. be granted, and l n t e r e st, the sum of feet ot S, 62 feet of Lot 7, also N. 7 feet of s, 69 feet of Lot 7, :': Date: Apri114, 1967 That under Section 11,9 of the City Charter such improve­ Publication and service TWENTY THOUSAND ONE PUBLICATION ORDER ment costs shall be at the expense of the property owner and, if Block 8; OWNER- Francis Fiedler, 831 E. Ash Mason Mlch· ::. JAMES T. KALLMAN igan, I I .'., shall be made as provided bY HUNDRED THIRTY - FOUR E-2865 performed by the city, shall constitute a lien on the premises, '.', Judge of Probate statute and Court rule. and 90/100 (~0,134,90) DOL­ State of Michigan, in the and ,',' DAVID M, SEELYE, Date: April 18, 1967 LAHS, and an attorney fee of Probate Court for the County Attorney That the City Engineer has filed specltlcat!ons and costs RAY C, HOTCHKISS SEVENTY FIVE ($75.00)DOL­ of Ingham. estimates with the City Clerk on said improvement and, PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Commencing 22 feet E of SW 1005 Bauch Bldg, Judge of Probate LARS, allowed by law, as pro­ Estate of GEORGE W, MON· corner of Lot 7 Block 8-N. 62 teet-E. 23 feet-s, 62 feet-w, , Lansing, Michigan 4890216w3 That the owners thereof be given a reasonable time, from LLOYD D, MORRIS vided In said Mortgage, and no ROE, Deceased. this date to malte said improvements .subject to the necessary 23 feet to beginning; OWNER - Furman - Day Realty 5766 Attorney for estate suit or proceedings at law IT IS ORDERED that on permit, Inspections and specifications on me, and that said · S, Cedar, Lansing, Michigan, ' '-"· ·PUBLICATION ORDER !52 E. Ash street having been instituted to re­ July 10, 1967, at 9:30 A.M. ·- E-1044 improvements be made on or before the day of the public Mason, Michigan 16w3 cover the moneys secured by In the Probate Courtroom, hearing hereinafter set forth and PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Lot 1 & W. 1/3 of Lot 2 Bleak "' state of Michigan, in the 1 said Mortgage or any part Mason, Michigan, a hearing That a description of the properties and names of the 13; OWNER • Standard Oil Co., Box 2858, Detroit 31, Michigan, Probate Court for the County PUBLICATION ORDER thereof; be held at which all creditors of Ingham. E-2606 owners, as shown by the current assessment rolls of the Notice Is hereby given that of said deceased are required City are as follows: PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: E, 2/3 of Lot 2, Block 13; Estate of CLIFFORD W, State of Michigan, In the by virtue of the power of sale to prove theiJ' claim. Creditors Probate Court for the County OWNER- Mrs. Marie Louise Beckwith, 84 Riverside Dr., New CRYSLER, Deceased, contained in said Mortgage and must file sworn claims with of Ingham, PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: N 1/2 of Lots 4 an

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By NANCY BROWN The club originated In Ma­ A soclt hop Is scheduled for Mason High School son 3 years ago, ·Today It Starts Mason is the first school Friday, April 21, It is spon­ boasts 42 members. sored by the Seniors, who are In Michigan to get the Amer­ Library assIst ant salong By MARSHA LOfT ican Industrial Arts associa­ raising money for their class Webberville High School with Mrs. Snook attended a trip May 27. tl on club jacket, WEBBERVILLE ··The Web­ convention in Ann Arbor on Tickets for the computer The jackets are of a clark Monday, berville Spartans started their dance had to be turned in blue baracucla color with the Representatives from many 1967 Baseball season off on a club and members' name em­ last F r i clay, Approximately fine note Tuesday night by schools attended the session, 2 20 students signed up to see broidered In red. The official Gym classes arc busy play­ beating Dansville 7 to 6, Both club eni- who their Ideal date is. The teams displayed fine playing Ing championship badminton revealing wJII be April 28 blem In worn games, The mixed - doubles ablllty and it looks like the on thefront, at a big dance. Spartans are going to have a games began last week and the One consolation, Is that you Don Dex­ champions of each class will fine season. ter and Lou don't have to stay with your starting play phys • ed teachers Mr. match. The evening should Shephard DePue and Mrs. Webster, were: John are advis­ prove to be quite interesting, Swain, Jer­ ors to the ry Hart, club. Presi­ • Tom Saw-.· dent Is Art 1 Kieselbach, S HS J u n1 or Prom Set be~·~~d~ ocn, vice - presi­ . Chuck Ross, dent is Steve NANCY By RUTH CAMP Chelsea 10-0 last Wednesday. Roy Collar, secretary Is Clarence Stockbridge High School The week of sports was made land, Dean· Carris and treasurer is Gary complete when our tennis team Eddy. Slls by, and · STOCKBRIDGE·· The won a match with Holt, 3-2, The goal of the club is to school board said "no" to the Tim McDan-·. give the boys a chance to use idea of staging the junior prom * * * lets. The MARSHA WE 1RE FIRST--Officers of Mason 1s Industrial Arts club are quite proud of their new jackets. their skills effectiveiy, rt'•s at the American Legion hall, The entire student body is Spartans l ravel to Portland 1 alflo to help the boys flave a The board said this Is in ac­ proud to announce that Mr. St. Patrick's Thursday night Mason High s group is probably the first club to receive their jackets complete with the American greater understanding of in­ cordance with a provision that Cronkhite's Ag. boys won the for their first league game, Industrial Arts association emblem and members 1 names. Officers include (I tor) Gary Eddy, trea­ dustry. By working together all school activities be con­ soil judging contest for the All the senior English stu­ the fellows receive an under­ ducted at the school whenever 5th straight year. Top stu­ dents have been busy doing surer; Steve Collar, vice president; Art Kieselbach, president, and Clarence Carris, secretary. standing of each other and be­ possible, dents for SHS were Ron Stef­ term papers for their English . come a club of the school's, fey with 285 points; Milw Otis, IV class. Their papers could 280; Duane Schoonover, 277; be on the top! c of their choice T h c J­ Jim Myer, 272; and Bill AI· and were to be 2,000 words i. Hop plan­ len, 245. long, The students have put ,._. ;;·:,. ned for the many hours of work into their · evening of * * * papers but know It Is well , . . May 12, Will The 1968 Stockbridge High worth while since many of v:·· · have an "A· school yearbook staff has been them will be doing the same round the selected and will soon be work· thing in college, World" ing on next year's edition of the Students In speedwrltlng theme, fea­ Panther. They are; Diane Haz­ class also have been busy turing a ell, Ray Mikalonis, Faye working on an assigned proj­ huge central Camp, Ann Meyer, Diane ect. Each student was to inter­ g i ob e sur­ RUTH Neeley, Judy Collings, view a secretary and write a rounded by * * * paper on what they learned decorations depicting themes from the interview. Thursday of the past, The new uniforms for the and Friday in class everyone senior band arrived last week. was busy typing and writing * * * Within a short time they were their papers and are all hoping Holt Homerooms The freshman sponsored sorted and Issued to members for a good grade. "Chic Pic" turnabout dance of the band, Mr. West's government last Friday night was well at­ S i n c e the bandsmen were class members have become tended, Music was by the Con­ measured last spring, some of great orators lately, During Participate in cussions and the dance lasted the last 6 weeks they have the new outfits will have to be from 8:30 until 11:30. Chap­ refitted, but on the whole, gl ven 2 speeches for the class. erones included Mr. and Mrs. everyone is well pleased with The first one was on Patrio­ Fred Streets, Mrs, Marvin them. Seniors in the band tism and what it meant to them. Stephens, Mr. and Mrs, Wil­ Clean Up Week will have a chance to wear the The second one was on democ­ liam Osterman and Robert racy and whether they thought Boyd, new uniforms twice before t h e y graduate; once at the the majority were right more By CONNIE BROWN evision program" Fifteen with often then they were wrong In Holt High School spring concert and again in the Father'' for the past 15 years. * * * Memorial Day parade, the decisions they made, HOLT -- This week was He spoke on success and def­ The senior class has de- As each student gave his Clean-Up Week at Holt High Initions of success, He left cided how to spend their 2 speech many interesting points school. The student Council the girls with some very im­ nights in Washington during * * * of view were shown and an Buildings and Grounds com­ The Athletic club will be portant points to ponder. their senior trip. Members sponsoring a hootenanny Frl· assignment like this g l v e s ,misslon decided last fall that Following his oration, the of the class voted to go to the day night at the school. There everyone a chance to state his Clean-Up Week would be their girls and their mothers were Cinema where they will see will be a dance right after the personal opinion. projeclfor the year. served punch and cookies. Sev­ the movie, "The Bible," They After much planning and hootenanny that will last untt 1 era! of the women faculty· . will also attend the stage play, midnight. The Raging storms deliberation the week of April members of Holt High accom­ · i'Hali' a- Sixpence" and tour · 10-14 was decided upon for the ofFlndlay, Ohio; will play for panied the g·irls to the tea. the Wax museum. the dance. event. Homerooms were asked The Annual staff met Wed­ to decorate their bulletin nesday evening, The group boards In Congratulations to the var­ * * * 7% continued work on various lay­ sity baseball team for their Theme writing students . , . interest paid their home­ outs and worked on identify. turned in their last assignment rooms. One 12-11 victory over Webber­ on savings notes ing pictures. There was fUr­ ville last Thursday, The pitch­ of the year last week, This Phone 699.2165 bulletin ther discussion about the ded­ year's class, large in number board in ers for Stockbridge were Dan ication of the annual but as Bloxom and Larrell Whitaker, at the be g i n n i n g, has now each home­ yet no definite arrangements dwindled to just 5 students, Spartan Finance room was have been made. For the 1 r last assignment, Corp. supposed to * * * The junior varsity basebaJ­ each student was required to pertain to Softball, dodgeball, and lers went all out in beatin~ write a personal essay, RICHARD A. BARNETT the theme of tumbling were the order of the 2221 N. Coder· Holt 'Clean-Up evening when the Girls' Ath­ Week, The CONNIE letic association held a play Commission night Wednesday evening, The divided into 2 groups. Eacl1 weather was nice and allowed group took half the homerooms 2 teams of girls to play soft. and judged their bulletin ball outside while the others boards Thursday and Friday. played dodgeball and tumbled. The bulletin boards were When the girls could no BAN ON LITTER--Holt High 1s Student Council successfully pro­ judged on the basis of orig­ longer see the softball - and moted a "Clean up Week" at the school. One of the things accounting inality, pertinence to Clean­ couldn't find the plates - they Up Week, use of material, came inside where the entire for the success were any number of original posters and bulletin boards. neatness and color. The win­ group formed 2 basketball ning homerooms were an­ This particular one was designed and created by 3 teens (I to r) Eldon nounced late Friday afternoon, (Se<> HOMEROOMS Poge B-5) Bennett, Barry Ballard and Phil Bennett. Because of the enthusiasm for Clean-Up Week the Com­ ...... ~··.·. mission was unable to choose ' ' ... P------~REGISTER HOW FOR l"'in il'l only one winning homeroom. Williamston Senior "IF.lfn:Mr Instead, 3 were selected to ..,:,.,~ tie for 2nd place and one . was chosen to win. The winning '.,;,t bulletin board was done by the Play Is Presented seniors in Mrs. Freda Wink­ el's homeroom. The 3 lwme­ By CHRIS STEWART Lysander (A lover)JackDmo­ rooms tied for second place Williamston High School chowski, Demetrius (A lover) were Mr, Rex Richardson's WILLIAMSTON ·- The se­ Andy Daignault, Hermis (A seniors, Mrs, Naomi Cher­ niors at W iII i am s t on High lover) June Lowrie, Helena ryholme's juniors; and Mrs. school presented their senior (A lover ) Gail Henry, Bot­ Leon Steinfatt's sophomores. play, "Midsummers night tom (rustic) Barry Lott, * * * Dream," on Thursday and Quince (rustic) Detrick Holt High School Litera- Friday night April 13 and 14, Preuss, Snug (rustic) Steve ture club met Monday evening, A frustrated Greek father Dunckel, Flute (rustic) Mike The main topic of discussion tries to force an unwanted Robinson, Starveling In our new was a trip to Detroit to see marriage of (rustic) Mike Huffman, Snout the presentation of "Romeo his daugh­ (::-ustic) Robby Koss, Peas­ and Juliet." The date planned ter, while blossom (fairy) Becky Bel - EAST LANSING for the trip is May 4 Mrs. she is des­ linger, Puck, .Adele Durkee, Norma Hood, sponsor of the perately in Oberon , • Roberto Freire, STORE club, will accompany the love with Titania (queen of the fairies) group, April24-28 another Carol Parchman, Cobweb Try it - Just for the fun of * * * man. An­ (fairy) Cindy Hammond, Moth it! Tuesday afternoon the sen- (fairy) Kathy Andrews, Mus­ MONDAY • Meat Loaf with Mashed Potatoes, Choice of Apple and Raisin Salad, other girl, a Your secret desi~e to learn to play a musical Or Candled Sweet Potatoes or Green Beans Bread and Butter Pudding or Fruit , lor girls attended a tea at the twin, loves tardseed (fairy) Alice Monroe, Cup, 1/2 pt. Milk. ' ' Dimondale Elementary school. instrument can be realized. Previous musical the father­ The ensemble was made up training not necessary! . The tea, sponsored by the Di­ picked suit­ of Steve Harkness, Kay Pow­ TUESDAY. • Goulash, Choice of Cabbage and Peanut Salad Or Buttered Waxed mondale Culture club, was to or, so2 sets CHRIS ell, Linda Hall, Becky Me· Beans or Spmach, Corn Bread, Butter and Honey, Chocolate Brownie or Fruit Cup 1/2 pt. Mllk. I honor the girls and their moth­ of lovers flee to the forest Nelly and Cynthia Zaldokas, ers. The girlsweredismissed where their dilemmas are Play director was Mrs. \Vii· from school at 1:30 and either confused even more by the liarn Stock, musical director, WEDNESDAY - stuffed Wiener with Mashed Potatoes and Parsley Butter, Choice SJ~,t., of Molded Citrus Salad Or Buttered Peas or Carrots, Bread and Butter, Ginger went with their mothers or Mr. Larry Moyle, Assistant forest fairies and a mischie· on 8-Week Course Bread with Whipped Topping or Fruit Cup, 1/2 pl, Milk. on a school bus, The seniors vious sprite named Puck. to the director, CaroiMyrphy, received a corsage and a gift . The real humor comes from Script Girl, Janice Heminger You do not have to own an organ to enroll and with everyone welcomed by THURSDAY- Beef stew, choice of Fresh Orange Juice Or Buttered Corn or Wax­ the ridiculous behavior of peo­ and Lighting Consultant ••• free practice time is yours in our studios, eel Beans, Tea Rolls and Butter, Fruit B;r or Fruit Cup, 1/2 pt. Milk, Mrs. John SUllivan, president ple in love and from a motley William Stock. elect of the Dimondale Culture The chairmen of the play crew of rustics who attempt FRIDAY - Tuna Fish Casserole, Choice of Calico Cabbage Salad Or Buttered club. committees were Make up, SU( to rehearse a play in the for­ To register phone 351-7830 Peas or Spinach, Bread and Butter, Cake with Peach Sauce or Fruit Cup, 1/2 pt. Entertainment at the tea est but are thwarted when their Espinoza, Lights, George Ea­ Milk. included a flute duet by Linda Ask for Dorothy Doherty lead actor's head is trans­ ton, Set, Steve Dunckel and ....,__ ....,HOURS_...., __ , Hadwin and Diane Jarrad, a formed into that of an ass by K i e t h Allen, Tickets, Judy solo by SUe McCabe accom­ luck, Everything results in Hill, Costumes, Cathy Ste· Monday thru Saturday; B a.m. til 9:30 p. panied by Mr. Ronald Allen, major confusion but true love wart, Props, Dave Grainger, ·and a bassoon duet by Jean unday and holidays: 9 a.m. til l p, prevails and the rustics suc­ Programs, Judy Hill and Pub­ and 5 p.m. ti I 9:30 p.m. Nethery and Maxine Wood. cessfully present their play licity, Rex Salisbury, Marshall All 5 girls are juniors at for the duke, The play was held in the ' Holt High. The cast of character In gym, because the cafeteria - Mrs. William Nethery, pro­ or d e r of appearance were would have been too small, Music Co. gram chairman, Introduced the Theseus (Duke) Mike Vincent, and because a Shakesperian i guest speaker, Reverend Fath­ type stage was used. That Is, Ch~;!~y's •er Michael Beahan. Reverancl Hlppolyta (queen of the Ama- the stage was on different zons) SUe Espinoza, Egeus 245 ANN ST. Ph. 351-7830 :eeahan has conducted a tel·. (Greek father) Keith Allen,(s~~ SENIOR PLAY Page B-9) ....______.._ .. 330 S. JEFFERSON OR7-6131 MASON ,.,

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As In the past the Governor prices Is. based more on the :;: By JIM MULVANY ·:·· superintendents to hold tree movement of Wisconsin milk butcher supply may be lower ;·: will plant a tree on the State planting programs on their weather and planting reports into Michigan, Base price in in months ahead. Breaking with tradition to promote an extended salute to Capitol lawn furnished by the s c h o o I grounds, Municipal!· than on what'shappenlnglnthe Detroit area is expected to Lambs •• Liquidation of nurserymen, who will also, as marketplaces for farm prod· Dairy cattle breeding management is still the major trees In Michigan Governor ties, service organlzatlone and llOid from $5,40 ·to $5.5D flocks continues but heavy limiting factor In reaching economic levels of milk pro· In the past, place a potted other groups are urged to par­ ucts! about 6D to 70 cents a hun­ Romney last year, at the slaughter may tend to improve duction per cow. No time Is the time to give up. There are request of the Michigan Asso­ · evergreen tree on the desk ticipate. Dr. ,John Ferris, Michigan dredweight over a year ago. the lamb pr.lces after the quan­ no one shot wonder remedies. Jf each member of the leg­ The (lve re[!'lonal' chapters Volume has been decreasing ciation of Nurserymen slgaed State university agricultural tity available lessens. Wool The problem stems from many dairy herd environmental a proclamation calling for a Islature and state official dur­ of the Michigan Association of 5 to 6 percent over a year prices have dropped sharply economist, finds weather's In­ conditions. However, this doesn't mean that no one can help week's observance rather than Ing Arbor Week. Before that Nurserymen at Detroit, Lan· ago and estimates for late and there may be some re­ fluence on wheat crop condl­ you Improve the breeding management In your herd, one or 2 days as in the Pjlst. the legislature w111 pass a sing, Snglnaw, Kalnmazoo and 'ttons in the Great Plains and March during withholding a·c­ covery, but not back to the The first bit of advice Is to keep Individual cow health concurrent resolution calling Grand Rapids will ald groups tion by some farmers indicate 52-cent level averaged In 1966 Last year's Arbor Week was so on spring crop planting In­ and breeding history records, They are necessary first, popular that it was repeated upon the people of Mlchilrllll to and Individuals with their pro· fluences all grain markets only a slight increase in the in Michigan. in order to Identify the extent of the breeding problem and plant trees during Arbor Weelt, grams. trend. this year. greatly at this time of year. secondly, to record your efforts of treatment and guide the Keep Michigan Beautiful, in­ For information and pro•. Livestock and egg price out­ EGGS -· Prices continue be­ veterinarian In diagnoses and treatment of individual animals. . "Because of the increased corporated, will hold Its an­ gram materia!' they may con­ CATTLE -- The short term low a year ago and while some look Is Influenced to some ex­ If you haven't yet star'ted lteeplng our Ingham county lndl· Interest In, and the importance nual meeting at the Lansing price outlook is "touchy" but improvement is indicated, tact M.A.N. headquarters nt tent by crop reports f,1r feed vidual cow herd health records better get started now, of, the statewide ••Keep Michl· Civic Center, Wednesday, Ap· Lansing, P.O. Box5367, Phone long range better. Increased . prices will not be as high as supplies. The second bit of advice is to use your veterinarian to gan Beaut!fui'l program, ril 26, and wlll join with (517) 484·0479 and the Michi­ pressures on the market will last summer. one /Jr 2 days do not afford continue through about July, a greater advantage in dealing with the ha,d breeders In the nurserymen in the tree gan Conservation department, In Ferris' early April re­ TURKEYS •• Hatchings In­ your herd, Dalry farmers' first fa!ling step Is taken when enough time and opportunity planting ceremonies on the publications room, Stevens T, port, here is the outlook by after which supplies should dicate another big crop on the they decide to call the veterinarian's attention to the prob· for a full and proper obser- State Capitol lawn. Mason bull dIng, Lansing, commodity: taper off and prices Improve. way •• even larger than a . There may be fewer "dairy . !em cows. This means you do the diagnosis and the veter­ Michigan 48926, · year ago -- and this may mean Inarian simply administers treatment, MILK •• With Michigan type" cattle on the market lower prices to growers. Anybody can administer the treatment but not everyone ClaSs I price $1 a hundred­ In the future due to cutbacks WHEAT -- Wheat contin­ weight over Milwaukee, Wls- in dalry cattle breeding and can diagnose - that's why veterinarians spend 6 years In Soybean Varieties ues to be strictly a "weather training. When you try the diagnostic work yourself, the Zinc Lack fewer calves to go Into feed­ market'' based on conditions •• :;::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::~::;::t Jots. resulting problems are the real sterility victims in the in the Great Plains. USDA dairy herd go unnoticed. Listed for State '{ Dt. George D Harrisn has not Increased export sub­ Cause, Cure HOGS ·- Optimism has been sidies. Exporters cannot com­ Instead, I suggest you follow a different approach with Soybean varieties available Another new variety for dampened by recent drops to pete in dollar marltets with· your veterinarian. Ask him to examine all cows periodically In 1967 in Michigan are about Michigan in 1068 wlll1 be the for sterility conditions, He will likely want a record of each the same as In 1966, ' V \\\;. as low as 18 cents due to out subsidies unless domestic Hark. It is mid-way between Determined ~~~~ :;;:~:;;ian larger supplies. Farrowings prices are down to world pri­ cow starting with calving, calving problems and following R.C. Lett, Ingham county ex­ Chippewa 64 and Harosoy 63 :::l DAN S VI L L E ::::· continue to increase, accord­ clear through the lactation. Aslt the yeterinarlan what you tension agricultural agent says Research is helping to res­ ces. In maturity and in tests at cue Michigan pea bean farm­ ~~:.=~=~:::::~:~:::::;:~::::;:~:~:~:~:::~:~:~:;:::;:::;::~::~ ing to estimates, but in some DRY BEANS-- Acreage re­ can do to help him, not what he can do to help you. Chippewa 64 is st111 the best East Lansing and In Monroe ers from a severe case of duction anticipated but carry­ These 2 rather simple steps could result ln. $10D more early variety for the southern county· it has yielded well, milk sales per cow than many dairymen now get. If you part of lower Michigan. Har­ "over efficiency.'' over is large. Much depends Hildebrand thinlts It should For years, these farmers on plantings and crop condi­ want to see how you did last year dl vide your milk income osoy 63 is the best variety do well as a moderately early USED EQUIPMENT gross by the average number of dry milking cows kept in for the southern 2 tiers of used the most modern tech­ tion. variety in the southern tier of niques to test their soils for SOYBEANS •• Record U.S. the herd last year. The average dalrymenontelfarm in Ing­ counties as a mid -season to · counties and mid to full-season ham county received $645 millt sales per cow. The highest full-season bean. possible phosphorus deficien­ and Michigan plantings are an­ bean in south central lower cy. And, when these short­ BARGAINS! ticipated with soybean acreage was $82D. - the low was $45 6, Records at East Lansing Michigan. It does not have re­ show Harosoy 63 is slightly ages did exist, they applied the exceeding oats in Michigan for sistance to Phytophthora root­ latest phosphorus fertilizers. John Deere H Tractor first time in history. Prices late for the south central sec­ rot. tion even though it Is grown Yet, despite their efforts, John Deere "B" tractor and loader are expected to hold above the Farmers planting soybeans many growers were actually support rate. Corn Tillage Field Day by many producers in that on organic soils should try John Deere "B" tractor area. Some growers like Lln­ getting lower yields, . CORN -- Increased planting Acme or Portage, the county The reason: zinc deficiency, All is Chalmers "WC" tractor Intentions will not greatly in­ darln 63 because it stands agent suggests, Is Slated on April 28 slightly better than Harosoy. But Michigan state univer­ 1966 John Deere 3020 Tractor fluence price because of the sity research shows that the need to replenish feed grain However, Harosoy 63 yields West central Michigan corn a little more. All of these vari­ deficiency can be easily cor­ 2- JD 4-16" trailer plows supplies. A poor growing sea­ erative Extension service and Discussions rected. Soil scientists Ray L. son, however, could result in growers may find some new m a c h in e r y and equipment eties are resistant to the dis­ Oliver 3-16" trailer plows techniques. for higher corn companies. ease Phytophthora rootrot. Cook, J. Fred Davis and Boyd a tight supply situation and G, Ellis found that as little Allis Chalmers 3-16 Mtd. plow higher prices. yields demonstrated at a field Also on. the recommended Planned on day to be held April 28 at The Wegner farm is at 11554 list for the southern tier of as nine-tenths of a pound of J.D. FBB 15holedrill the Vern Wegner farm In Kent One Hundredth street, Alto. counties is Hawkeye. Although zinc per acre, applied as a county near M-50 and I-96 Directions will be well mark­ soybeans are not recommend­ Conservation chelate, has more than doubled J.D. FBI5 holedrill ed at intersections in the area. PATIERSON highways. ed for an area north of Isa­ A series of lectures and bean yields where residual J.D. 17 hole drill bella county, either Acme or discussions dealing wIth phosphorus is 36 pounds per R.C. Lott, Ingham county New equipment and tech­ Brillion 10ft. cultipacker VETERINARY niques for preparing seedbeds Portage varieties could be "Conservation in the Com­ acre or higher. Extension agricultural agent, used if the farmer wants to "Until recent years in Mich­ says the event wlll be spon­ and planting corn will be em­ munity", has been announced 3 and 4 bottom size plow packers gamble, for the period from April 12 Igan," they said, "we thought HOSPITAL sored by the Michigan Coop- phasized, The r e will be demonstrations of minimum S.C. Hildebrand, Michigan through May 27, at the Waver­ we could not cause damage with excessive applications of KERNS ST. tillage I along with use of wide state university crop scien­ ly high school cafeteria, 5027 tist, says Amsoy, a new vari­ W. Michigan avenue, Lansing. phosphorus. We were wrong! MARSHALL EQUIPMENT OR 7·9791 "EQQ Factory" and narrow-row planting equipment. ety from Iowa, is on the rec­ Each session will open at Excessive phosphorus Induces Stockbridge MASON The· trend· in Michigan egg The event will begin at lD ommended list but seed may 7:3D p.m. and continue until zinc and/or Iron deficiency ln production Is toward large a.m. with Robert White, MSU be hard to get this year. 0:30p.m. plants to the extent of depress­ flocks of laying hens concen­ extensIon agricultural en­ Michigan Certified Seed The lectures and discus­ Ing yields, t rated in modern "egg fac­ gineer, in charge of the pro­ growers w111 be producing It sions are designed to give cur­ "Our field trials showed that tories," accordIng to the gram. in quantity for certified seed rent , information on critical yields without zinc was 1D.7 Michigan Department of Ag­ Agricultural agents Robert next year. This variety is of natural resource problems of bushels an acre. When nine­ riculture. Some Ml ch igan Knisley, I

LESLIE FRANCIS PL'ATT "Where rite F~~tmer Ivya" TURNER IMPLEMENT Minmapolis • Moli11e - Oliver SOS N. Main Phone 655-2075 ·Williamston, Michi an CO-OP New Hol!atzd Miifhimry Leslie, Michigan 49251 Inc. MASON, MICH. PHONE 677-3361 Phone 589-8287 The Ingham County News, Wednesday, Apri119, 1967 -'l~age B-4 · Governor Romn~ Rep.,orts Jurist'~ April,May,}une Effective lmpl.ied Portrait · · Presen.ted Are Tornado Consent Legisla~ion A portrait of the late George E. Bushnell, former associate , justice of the Michigan su­ preme courtfrom 1933 to 1955, Danger Months ·Seen Necessary was presented to that court in formal ceremony Tuesday, April, May and June are A house or building near the More people were killed and on a charge of drunk driving April 11, at the state capllol months of maximum tornado fun n e I may literally explode Injured on Michigan's streets will be guilty of a crime If In Lansing. danger in Michigan, accord· and highways In 1966 than in Justice Bushnell's por­ outward, due to the vacuum he refuses to take the test, ing to the Michigan Weather created as air rushes upward any .other year In .the history In my opinion, this raises very trri.it will be placed· with those Service, which keeps tornado of our state. of other famous Michigan jus­ In the core of the tornado fun· serious constitutional ques- records and plots the paths of nel, . And a drinking driver was tions. , tices In the supreme court expected danger, Involved in more than half of chambers. · Around the funnel, for as Second, the substitute re­ NeKt most dangerous torna­ much as a quarter of a mile; the fatal accidents. quires that the test must be Among those attending the do months are March, July and To combat this problem, ceremony was George E. s w I r I i n g winds may reach performed "by qualified med­ August. No tornadoes have ·ground velocities of up to 300 our law enforcement officials ical environment ••• " Bushnell, Jr., son of the late ever been recorded in Michi­ need more effective tools to justice and a past president miles per hour, All· the ivhile, In recent years, great con­ gan In November, December or the funnel skips across the reduce and control the prob­ fidence has been developed in of the Detroit Bar associa­ January according to .. the lem of drinking drivers, tion, and Mrs, Bushnell, Jr., land at speeds upwards of 20 the use of breath-testing weather service, which is op­ miles per hour. In special. ljlessages of the equipment used by police in his wife, Unable to attend the erated In conjunction with the LegislatlU'e this year and last ceremony, due to illness, was While modern records seeni · station houses in some areas, Michigan Department of Ag­ to Indicate a growing frequency year, I. suggested just such a The required use of medical Mrs • .Ida Mary Bushnell, wid­ riculture. tool. · ow of !be late just! ce •. of tornadoes, weather service personnel in a medical en­ A highly accurate forecast­ officials point out that this In both messages, I u1·ged vironment would be a severe Presenting the portrait to ing system gonerally gives 3 passage of effective Implied the Supreme Court in behalf is probably due to better re­ handicap to those who already to 5 hours of warning, By porting, rather than any great consent legislation. have effective programs un­ Present at the Bushnell portrait presentation last week of the Capitol of the family was Roscoe o. tracking winds aloft with radar This legislation increase in tornado activity. would write derway. in Lansing were: (left to right) Roy C. Gamble, artist; Roscoe 0. Bonis­ Bonisteel, an Ann Arbor at· equipped balloons, the path of Into law the principle that a others whose judgment Ire­ torney, and past president of tornadoes can be predicted driver who had obtained a li­ spect in the traffic safety field, tee!; and William M. Ellmann, president of the State Bar of Michigan. the State Bar of Michigan, with 90 percent accuracy, 6 Million Hens cense had given implied con­ Including' State Police Direc­ Remarks were made by Wil· Tornadoes occur when cold sent to a chemical test If he tor Fredrick E. Davids and De­ llam M. Ellmann, of Detroit, and violent winds of the upper was arrested or Involved in troit Recorder's Court Judge president of the State Bar, atmosphere, sometimes up to :VIichigan' s 6 million la)'ing an accident and suspected of Richard M. Maher, have Michigan's Traffi·c Deaths and John R, Dethmers, chief 200 miles per hour or more, hens stayed up nights during drunk driving, strongly opposed the substi­ justice of the Michigan su­ cross the path of warm, mois­ 1966 to produce more than· 1- The legislation would pro­ tute bill on the two points I preme court, ture-! ad en winds near the I/3 billion eggs, according to vide for revocation of a driv­ mentioned earlier, as well as Up Seven Percent~for 1966 Assisting jn the unveiling earth's surface. Drastic ciif­ Director B. Dale Ball of ti<.:J er's license b)' administrative others. was Roy c, Gamble, noted De· ferences of air pressure at Michfg·an Department of Ag­ action if he refused to take They both have said they Michigan's traffic accidents troll artist who painted Jus­ the intersection cause a whirl­ riculture. This Is equivalent the test. 7,718 or 2.5 percent from vehicle travel miles remained to about 175 eggs for every would prefer no new legisla­ in 1956 caused record totals the all-time high of 310,598 tice Bushnell's portrait Ing vortex, the tornado fun­ What I consider to be an at 5,2, the same as in 1965, in l!l!i!i, person in tile state. · tion to the substitute bill. of 2,296 deaths and 156,694 in 1965, the first reduction The estimated cost of ac­ nel. effective blll was introduced But failure to enact an im­ persons injured, according to in the legislature early this after 4 successive years of cidents was $415 million, anew plied consent law by Decem­ state Police final tabulation increases. high and an Increase of $30 for bait ... we use only the best year. Since then, however, ber 31, 1968, could lead to the for the year. The former death WE ARE a substitute bill has been in­ It was the 3rd year in a million or 6.5 percent over loss of 10 percent of the fed· mark was 2,175 in 1957, row and the 6th time in 34 $385 million the year before, troduced. The substitute has eral highway funds the state Fatalities were up by 160 2 distinct shortcomings. years of record keeping that Four t)'Pes of accidents ac­ fishhg currently receives. or 7 percent over 2,135 the deaths exceeded the 2,000 counted for 2,096 or 91.3 per­ • Massey Ferguson First, It provides that any The national highway safety year before y.'hile injuries mark in Michigan. ' person who has been arrested cent of the deaths: Collisions FOR BUSINESS and act allows the national highway topped by 1,436 or one percent Total casualties, deaths and between vehicles killed 1,034 safety administrator to cut the previous high of 155,258 injuries combined, set a new or 45,3 percent, ran off road­ federal highway funds to a state in 1965. It was the 5th suc­ annual high for the 5th con­ way accidents, 517 or 22,4 Girl Scout If It does not have a satis­ cessive annual rise for deaU1s, secutive year. percent, car-pedestrian acci­ • New Holland factory highway safety pro­ the 8th for injuries. Exposure factors showed gram. dents, 386 or 16.7 percent, However, the 302,880 re­ gains too: Licensed drivers and collisions with fixed ob­ Troop To Aid And the proposed standards ported accidents were down by 1.8 percent to 4,806,266, jects, 159 or 6.9 percent. by which a state's program registered motor vehicles by FARM EQUIPMENT Most of the deaths, 1,548 would be judged call speci­ 1.4 percent to 4,133,199, and or 67 percent, occurred In Handicapped t'lcally for an implied consent '13 Excess estimated travel mileage by law. rural areas while most of the Lansing's most recently or­ 6 percent to 43,9 billions. All injuries, 97,983 or 62 percent, ganized senior girl scout troop Any cut in the amount the Land Parcels these totals also are new highs, and most of the accidents, No. 32, has chosen to malath rate per 10'0 million pened in urban areas. of USED TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT Ials for Its troop service proj­ blow to the safety of our high­ ways. The state Highway com­ ect of the year, These mater­ mission will offer 13 parcels Ials will be utilized by the Ing­ Therefore, I strongly favor enactment of the implied con­ of excess land in Gratiot, Ion­ ham Intermediate Special Edu­ ia, Isabella and Montcalm cation staff In Its work with sent bill as it originally was FOWLERVILLE TRACTOR SALES Introduced in the House of counties at public auction April handicapped children through­ 25. SEE US NOW 206 E. Grand River telephone 223-8573 Representatives. out Ingham County. The auction will begin at At present, Troop 32 is the 2 p.m. in the Court110use An­ largest senior girl Scout troop Library System nex, Mt. Pleasant in the Tri-county area, The Printed notices containing troop is composed of 20 girls of high s c h o o 1 age. Troop Serves 6 0 I 0 0 0 sketches and legal descrip- ~• .,~,s~ AMMONIA tions of the properties may for membership inc 1u des girls • ( t be obtained from William Cun-. from Everett high school and Pe rSO n S In 0 U n Y ningham, district property SeKton high school in Lansing, Phillips Petroleum Waverly high school, Grand The Ingham county library representative of the Depart­ m Ledge high school, East Lan­ system serves almost 60,000 ment of State Highways, at sing high s c h o o 1 and high persons in the county with the 1420 Front avenue N, \V,, Company Grand Rapids, school students from the Mich­ Mason library, 11 branch li· 5175 E. Grand River igan School for the Blind. In­ brarles and a bool1mobile as Minimum opening bids range from $25 for a triangle of land­ cluded among the members stated in the annual report for Webberville, Mich. are high school ex change stu­ 1966. locked land near Portland to Phone 521·3661 dents from Ireland and Swe­ Renwick Garypie, director $10,000 for a 2 story frame den, of the system, said the li­ house on 9 acres of land in Rental Applicators Available Contact with the troop was brary has a "hot line'', a sys­ Mt. Pleasant. made by Mrs, Jane Scandary, tem of telephone calls which teacher counselor for the phy­ has replaced the mail for re­ sically handicapped, who spoled a car to prices, ' following major surgery. moneymaking project for the Class officers making the Mrs. Allee Baumbach told year, stick, he said, You don't have to be a clairvoyant to realize that prices under strong inflationary selection were Fred Goff, the group about a meeting of pressure are due to rise next year, The Junior cIa s s are plan­ In other places modern This year's new cars could indeed be the best dollar value of all time. Buy wisely president; Dan Adcock, vice all the Honor Society sponsors ning to sell nylon parkas and equipment was used. president; Nora Mitchell, held at the Sycamore school. NEWS want ads sell Pllone from a reputable, service - minded dealer, 677-9011 colored tee-shirts bearing the treasurer, and Shirley Cool- In the planning stage is a gen- Leslie High school emblem. ey, secretary, era! conference of Honor So- * * * cleties of the area. Represen- Student Council met Thurs- tatlves from the Honor Socie­ day morning for further con- ties in Holt, Okemos and Ma­ THE Now! CAMARO PACESETTER SALE! sideratlon of Twlrp Week, It son wlll meet Tuesday evening was voted to have Clash Day, at Mason High school to plan If approved, the event wlll the conference • . take place Thursday, April27. Some of the planning will The student Council also hopes be assigned to other schools to have other such days later in the area, Four members in the year or next year, from the Holt chapter were Two tryouts were planned chosen to represent Holt at for the student Council Talent the meeting, show. One was held Thursday * * * after school, The other will The Campus Life clubspon- be held this week for those sored a hilarious party at the DIRECTORY 'unable to attend the l'lrst Try- high school Thursday evening, out. "Freddie's Feather Frolic" '·. On the panel to judge the proved lots of fun for all. Ad· acts are Linda Adams, Joan mission requirements in­ Bauer, Nina Havens, Julie Jen- eluded that each person bring *** nings, and Margarita Schmidt, a pillow. Entertainment in­ Mr, Dan Hovanesian will also valved pillow fights, a mat­ be on hand to aid in the judg- tress tug of war, use of an It's N~ Mystery- ing, . . "electric chair," and big· and The comm1ttee m charge of small pillow fights with rep­ assemblies for next year has resentatives from different Why we at the News hear, time aftP.r time agreed on 2 • The first will classes competing, of the fast results to items advertised in the be a lecture by Dr, Leroy resentatives from different Augenstein, and the second a classes competing, "News" want ads. trampoline spaceball act. Hefreshments proved to be ·.Another assembly wlll be the world's largest milkshake­ The answer, more people read the Ingham Camara's lower, wider,heavier,roomier chosen by the student Council made in a garbage can. The County News every week than any other Ing­ of next year, door prize - a real door- than any other car at its price. And starting today, Student Council passed a was won by Dan Adcock, ham County Weekly. motion to take collections in Mr. Gerald Woolston is the there's another reason to buy right away : the homerooms for the purpose faculty sponsor for this group of buying play equipment for wh1ch meets each Monday night specially equipped Camaros at special savings. the White Lily Orphanage in at 'I p.m. at the choir room Korea, Money from the Stu- of the high school. Everyone You get all this: the big 155-hp Six, dent Council treasury will be is welcome, There are no Dart National Bank added to the donations, dues, Two more events are de luxe steering wheel and extra interior trim Earlier this month Student scheduled, one on May 4 and Does Not I Council treasury will be ad- one on May 8, by the Campus wheel covers, whitewalls, bumper guards, front and rear, ded to the donations, Life club, Give Money Away. It Does Earlier this month student Officers of this club are Co~ncll discussed the possi- Mike Priest, president; Jim However Lend Money wheel opening moldings and body side striping. bllity of students being al- Cooley, vice president and lowed to wear bermudas during secretary -treasurer is Care­ For Any Legitimate exams, but the proposal was lyn Cooley, Purpose. NO EXTRA COST! 11See Us First'' Now, during the sale, the special hood stripe "The Pink Bank" .. !.\ason and floor-mounted shift for the 3-speed transmission HOME OWNERS are available at na extra cost! See your Chevrolet dealer now and save! POLICIES FRANCIS PLATT

LOW-RA.TES Minneapolis· Moline· Oliver. New Holland Form Equipment JEWETT••• INSURANCE Phone 677-3361 ~~•o•o IH IOIIII!IiiCf ------.------.------·······-·-··------549 W. ASH, MASON Insure by phone OR 7-3461 One mile north of Mason on AL RICE CHEVRO[fl - -;;,;;; us 27 ------·------l --7-H-N-:-CEDAR MASON 676-2418 ------~~~------~~~ The Ingham County News, Wednesday, April 19, 1967 -Page B-6 Many Tax Retu,.ns Filed Marriages and Minus Withholding Slips . and Detroit -- Some 11,033 fed­ Stoepler reported that to Law eral· tax returns without the date other refunds are being Criminal,1 f'.ll" W-2 held up because of a variety The People of the State of Divorces required withholding s e n t en c e to run concurrent Trial, statements have been filed so of other errors or failures to Michigan vs, Kenneth E. Al­ with sentence In Doclcef · MARRIAGES The People of the State of on the case, Leighton, An- c A L 39 La sing Beaverton, Mich. ·:,~. far this year by Michigan tax­ comply with instructions mail­ bin Jr. Sentence 1 to 14 years /119035, Michigan vs, Richard Belen. . , ave, , n ; Robert Raines, 27, Lansing;· ·· payers ancl those in the other ed to each taxpayer with his Michigan Corrections Com­ The People of the State of drews, Stapleton & Harmon, Evonne J, Hammett, 30, Lan- tax forms, Arraignment, 1n form at Ian Auto Truck Service Equip- sing, Nellie R. Glasscoe, 24, Lan- ',1 4 states comprising the IRS mission on each count to run Michigan vs, Catherine Haw­ read, pleaded guilty, plea re..: sing, · · central region, Tax returns filed up to last concurrently, kins. Sentence, Detroit House ment Co, vs, Bud Hubbell Jacob Cromer, Jr, 39, Lan­ fused, remanded to Sheriff to Motor Sales, Trespass on the sing; LaVerne M, Embry, 31, William A. Elliott, sr ., 74, "' This means a delay in the week Included 19,670 without The People of the State of of Correction, one to fourteen awalt trial. Lansing; Blanche E. Taylor; ·: the signatures of husband or case, Reid, Hlldellrandt, King, Lansing, . processing of refunds until the Michigan vs, Robert E. Lee, years on each count to run The People of the State of 74, Oltemos. ~·.; W·2's can be obtained from wife or both. These will have Arraignment, information concurrently, credit of sixty­ Weed, Smith & Brown. James p, DesRochers, 24, Michigan vs, Richard Belen, Auto Truck Service Equip- La n s 1 n g; Nancy M, Kram- Kelsey T, Gibbs, 49, Lan~ '' taxpayers according to A. M. to be sent back to the tax­ read, stood mute, plea not eight days to be given, sentence Order granting motion to re­ payers before refunds can be ment Co. vs, Or lin Janes 20 1 sing; Ruth M. May, 46, Lan• .. ' Stoepler, IRSDlstrlctDlrector guilty entered, bond continued, to run concurrently with sen­ er, 1 Lans ng, sing, ~ processed. duce bond to $1000,00, Marathon. Trespass on the Richard L. McMahon, 24, for Michigan, The People of the State of tence in Docket /119034, The People of the State of Jacl( L, Fuller, 27, Lansing; Copy B of the 2 state­ ReI urns with errors in Michigan vs. Michael G. Clare, case, Reid, Hildebrandt, King, Lansing; Cheryl J, Dehn, 22, w- The People of the State of Michigan vs, Richard Belen, Weed, Smith & Brown. Lansing. Geraldine c. Wortman, 24,- ment that employers are re­ arithmetic which are caustng Arraignment. Adjourned for Michigan vs. Roy E. CraWford. Order granting to amend In­ Gale L, Burton vs, Lytm A. James L. Kael, 18, East Lanslng, ; quired to' give employees is delays In sending refunds so one week, Sentence. Probation two (2) formation. Thomas G. Hynes, 20, Wil- ·. far total 103,281 and returns Rosel1rans and Lloyd Rose- Lansing; sue A. Stagemeyer, the one that should he attached The People of the State of years 1st thirty (30) days in The People of the State of I! amston; sherry A. Beard~ to federal tax returns, he where taxpayers have used the Michigan vs, Carl D. Rosario. Ingham County Jail, krans, Trespass on the case, 18, Lansing, Michigan vs, Richard Belen, Huhhard. Fox,Thomas&Born. Howard Adams, Jr., 24, slee, 18, East Lansing, · said. wrong lax table total 23,360. Arraignment, information John DeBrincat vs, John D. Arraignment, in farm at ion Billie R. Richmond, 24, Lan­ When returns are received As of last week, Stoeplcr read, stood mute, plea not Robert A. Thompson and I Lansing; Beatrice Edmond, 22, McEachran and Raymond v. read, pleaded guilty, plea re­ Elizabeth Thompson vs, Ro- Lansing, sing; Sandra I<. Detering, 16,·: in IRS offices without a W-2 said, the IRS service center guilty entered, remanded for Jones. Jury trial transferred Lansing, fused, remanded to Sheriff to bert E, Thompson and Joyce Walter A, Cords, Jr., 32, for all income on which taxes in Cincinnati had processed trial, from Mason Courts, trial con­ a wait trial, Edward G. Blubaugh, 34, have been withheld, a letter 534,000 refunds of Michigan The People of the State of cluded verdict for defendants, L. Thompson, Trespass on Lansing; Shirley A, Judson, 32, taxpayers. The People of the State of the case upon promises, Lloyd Lansing. Oklahoma, Okla.; Dottie West, requesting the missing docu­ Michigan vs, Carl Rosario, no cause for action, Michigan vs, Robert J, Thi­ 34, Moore, Oklahoma, ment is sent to the taxpayer, Arraignment, inform a ti an Rachael Green vs, Manuel D. Morris. Les L.D. Gibson, 24, Lan- bodeau. Arraignment, infor­ Richard G.Hayhoevs,J,&J, sing; Barbara F. Garner, 22, Edwin M. McNutt, 22, Grand Until the W-2 Is received, reacl, stood mute, plea of not Luna, Acknowledgement of Pa­ mation read, pIe ad e d not Ledge-; Virginia L. Price, 21, or an acceptable explanallon of guilty entered, remanded for ternity of Child, Released, Investment Co,, a Mich. Corp, Lansing. guilty, remanded to Sheriff to and J, Lee Hamrick, Trespass William J. carson, 18, Lan­ Lansing, why It cannot be supplied, pro­ trial. Lucille Jacltson vs, Arvilla a walt trial, Erwin R, Ruczlenskl, 34 on the case, Lloyd D. Manis. sing; Jacquelyn s, Schaberg, 1 cessing of the return cannot The People of the State of Badgett, Denial of Paternity The People of the State of Lansing; Barbara J, Jones, be completed. MlclJigan vs. Charles Vining, of Child, released on bond, The City of East Lansmg, 20, Lansing, Michigan vs. Richard Belen, a Mich. Municipal Corp. vs, Rl chard w. Nichols, 19, 25, Lansing, One of the major reasons Jr. Arraignment. Adjourned The People of the State of Daniel L, Chouinard, 22 Order granting motion to re­ Earl F, Harmon, Jr. Trespass Bath; Linda K. Scarlata, 19, 1 for delay in issuing refunds is for one week, Michigan vs. Stanley Roper c!uce bond to $1000.00. Lansing; Karla R. Stube, 17, the fallure of taxpayers to in­ The People of the State of and Jack Roper. Trial before on the case, Willingham, Lear- Lansing. The People of the State of ned, Cote, Spanos & Bartoli. Thornton w. Monselle, G3, Lansing. clude their correct Social Se­ Michigan vs, Nick Ochoa, Ar­ the Court w1 thou t a Jury, Michigan vs, Robert J, Thi­ Gary L. LaFerier, 18, Wil· curity number on the tax raignment. Adjourned for one pr'oofs'in part, : Short Freight Lines, Inc, and Haslett• MargaretJ. Slade, 57, bodeau. Adjournment of ar­ Associated Truck Lines, Inc, Haslett: llamston; Nancy I<. Burns, return. week. The People of the state of raignment. 16, Lansing, As of last week, Stoepler The People of the State of Michigan vs. Gary P, Whitney, vs, Michigan Publlc Service Robert D. Jastram, 18, St. The People of the State of Commission, Complaint to set Paul, Minn.; carol J. Evans, Richard A. Miller, 23, Way­ reported, 2, 710 refunds had Michigan vs, Catherine Haw­ Adjournment of arraignment. Ml~hlgan vs, Robert J, Thibod­ land; Lynne Nig·hlengale, 20, been delayed in Michigan and ldns, Sentence, One to fourteen The People of the State of aside Order of M.P,S,C. Fra- 18, st. Paul, Minn. eau and warren McQueen. Ad­ ser, Trebllcock, Davis &Fos- David G, Barber, 20, Lan- Jlaslett, the other 4 states of the Cen­ Ploy Detective. years on each count, in the De­ . Michigan vs. Michael E, Sni­ Journment of arraignment, tral Region, because of in­ Find What Your troit House of Corrections to ter, sing; Donna J, Draper, 18, der. Arraignment information S h a 1' o n Doll vs, Michael Lansing Tire Company vs. Lansing. DIVORCES correct or missing Social Se· Looking For In run concurrently, credit of read, stood mute, plea of not Doll, Contempt proceedings, Frank Howell elba Howell Rodney L.Huffman, 19,Lan­ Karen L, Lynch vs. Albert curity numbers. The Classified Section sixty - eight days to be given, guilty entered by Court, bond released on promise to pay, E, Lynch. April 7, continued for Trial. T ruck 1 n g. Trespass on the sing· Jane L. Mattson, 18, Ercell Pulley & Evelyn Pull­ case, Reid, Hlldebrandl, King·, Lan~lng, Barbara J. Sanders vs, Ar­ 'I'he People of the State of ey, andtheirsubrogee,Tra­ ne! Sanders, April 7, Michigan vs, Donald G. Gep­ Weed, Smith & Brown, Ronald Jacks an, 28, Lan- veler's Ins, Co, vs. Chlc!(en Donald D. Robison and Reva sing; Barbara A, Schrauben, Minnie L. Holt vs. Ruby E. hart. Arraignment wa 1v e d Delight & Unknown owners of Holt. April 7, reading of information, stood L. Robison vs. Averon C. 21 Lansing, Chicken Delight & Alvin L. Acl(ley and Virginia Ackley. Robert L. Hagerty, 49, Lan­ Hazel C. Jenks vs, Ernest mute, plea of not gulltyentered Schneider, Trespass on the M, Jenks, April 7. by court, bond continued for Trespass on the case, Leigh- sing; Margaret L. Randall, case. Warner, Hart, Warner ton, Andrews, Stapleton & liar- 3 B, Lansing. Barbara J, Bowlin vs, Ron­ CADY INTERIORS & Timmer, mon. Gregory M. Sledelberg, 18, ald E. Bowlin, April 7. Service Men Walter S. McWhirter vs, Walter E. Bruhn and Luetta Lansing· Paula J. Arney 18 Bonita H. Dillman vs. Law­ James A. Dodge. Trespass on R. Bruhn, husband and wife Lansing: ' ' rence J, Dillman, Jr, April 7. "' Larry A. Strouse, 22, son the case, Delmer R. Smith. vs. Lou~s Szaucsek and M1eh- Carl H. Baldridge, 27, Les­ Dorothy Mlller vs. Jack B. 1' ·of Mr. and Mrs. Paul V, Aaro Rentals of Lansing, ael Vahhora, JOintly and sev- lie· Mary C. McClintock, 20, Miller. April 7, ..cu0~ Strouse, 860 Dansville road, Inc, vs. SUllivan- Smith, Inc, erally. Trespass on the case, Le~lle. Ruth M. Button vs, Robert U•- Mason, was promoted to Army Trespass on the case, James Frederic(( L. Stackable. Larry c. Nevins, 19, Onon- c. Button. April 7, 02.:5 specialist 5 on March 30 while B. Brown. John Kibele vs, Story Olds- daga; Florence M. Dwight, 18, Virginia Winton vs, James assigned to the 32nd Surgical LEGION General Motors Acceptance mob1le, a Delaware Corpora- Onondaga, R. Winton, April 7. DR. Q) hospital near Wurzburg, Ger­ Corporation vs, Allan R. Da· lion. Trespass on the case, John B. Cook, 40, East Lan- Carol L. King vs. Jerry Ill many, vis. Trespass on the case, L, King. April 7, -:J Newman & Mackay. sing· Dawn R Marlatt 20 c 0 Spec. Strouse, a medical· Foster, Campbell, Llnclemer Wolverine State Realty, a L '. · ' ' Ann B. Costilow vs, Ralph Ml h C N. k 1 T ansmg, c:u: specialist, entered the Army & McGurrin, c • . orp, vs, 1 lc 0 as • Timothy A. Main, 19, Lan- N. Costilow, April 7. in June 1965 and was stationed General Motors Acceptance Laskar!s and Donald Harke, sin . Martha M. Cook 19 Jack L. Richmond vs. Ger­ at Ft. Sam Houston, Texas Corporation vs, Walter Wet­ JOintly & severally. Trespass La g~lng ' ' aldine E. Richmond, Aprll 7. before arriving overseas in zel, Trespass on the case, on the case. Shirley M. Gag- n · Orenne G. Norwood vs. Mer­ November 1965, He graduated Foster, Campbell, Lindemer non. Rufus s. Clay, Jr., 45, Lan­ vin D. Norwood. April 7, from Mason High school In & McGurrin. Dorothv Jean Currie vs. sing; Edithe A. Taylor, 43, Alana L. Jerosimich vs: 1963. Lois E. Hudson vs. James w iII i a~ Benson. Paternity. Lansing. Peter J, Jeroslmich. April 7, L. Reynolds, Paternity, Donald Donald L, Reisig, Richard D. DeClercq, 41, Diane E, Jobin vs, William WEBBERVILLE -- Marine In p e t i t i o n of Howard J. Private First Class LaVern L. Reisig. Lansing; Joyce M. Smith, 3G, Jobin. Aprll 7. :a.---~ American States Insurance casey for restoration of Driv­ Lansing. Sandra A. Sheets vs, Froud E. Nims, son of Mr. and Mrs, ers License. William K, Har­ 0 Earnest M, Nims of5108How­ Company, a foreign Corp,, Joseph L. Radogna, 25, Los W, Sheets, April 11. UJ sub rage e of Theodore Ku­ mon, Angeles, Calif.; Mary c. Law­ Judith A, Fedewa vs. Wil­ u e II road, Webberville, has been Nancy Meyers vs. Roger grad u ate cl from the Aviation . derks, and Kuderko vs, Paul rence, 19, Lansing. son 1\1, Fedewa. April 12, Miles, Trespass on the C:tse, McCoy, Paternity, Donald L. Stanton s. Lum, 21, East Structural Mechanics school Reisig. in structures at the Naval Anderson and Green. Lansing; Nicolette M. Tong, City of ~a son Beneficial Finance Co. vs. 20, East Lansing, Air Technical Trainlngcenter American States Insurance Frank V. Orlowski, Municipal in Memphis, Tennessee. Co., a foreign Corp, subro­ Eddie L. Thomas, 27, Jeff­ Turk Leader court Appeal. W. Charles ersonville, Indiana; Sharon M, The curriculum inc I u des · gee of Thomas J. Reel( vs, Kingsley, electricity, aviation supply, Richard A. Fenby, Trespass Cullers, 22, Lansing, theory of flight, plane hand­ on the case, Anderson and Carlos Villanueva, 25, Lake Given Degree ling·, aircraft painting and re­ Green. Examination Odessa; Maria D, S, Garcia, 18, Lansing. pair of internal structures. American States Insurance The president of the Repub­ Co., a foreign Corp,, as sub­ Date Is Set David c. Ferrier, 19, Lan­ sing; Linda D. McMann, 18, lic of Turkey, addressing a rogee of John YountsandDor­ special Michigan State uni­ othy Younts vs. Clemson Cal­ John Cassel, 3217 Annis Lansing, road, Mason, faces a justice Albert G. Clark, 18, Lan­ versity academic convocation "There isn't a better intermediate size car houn, Jr. and Delores Cal­ in his honor, said his nation houn, Trespass on the case. court examination on charges sing; Carole L. Overla, 21, of assaulting a police officer, Lansing, wlll participate "in every ef­ Anderson and Green, fort which may lead to estab­ Frederick E. Fesenmyer vs. Cassel was arrested March sold in the United States than the 1967Rebel" 14 following a tussle with Kenneth L. Benjamin, 25, lishment of a just international Ralph F. Consavage and Ariel Lansing; Nancy A, Vande order," says Tom McCahill, automobile expert for Mec/wnix Illustrated. Consavage. Trespass on the sheriff's deputy Wayne Karn, the complainant, Cassel was Voorde, 22, Lansing. president Cevdet sunay case. Thomas H. Skehan. arraigned on March 14 before Charles E. Musser, 38, Lan­ visited MSU last week and was Michigan National Bank, etc. Leslie justice Leonard Rouse sing; Mary A. Golden, 42, Lan­ awarded the honorary doctor vs, canst an c e M. Abbott. where he waived examination. sing. of laws degree duringthecon­ Trespass on the c:::.se upon Bond was set at $1,000 until Wallace D. Danner, Jr., 28, vocation, promises, Fraser, Trebil­ his circuit court hearing, Bath; Mary c. Martinez, 26, The Turkish president said cock, Davis & Foster. On April 12 Rouse was noli­ East Lansing, that "big or small, developed Motors Insurance Corpora­ fied that Cassel was remanded George F. Martin, 26, De­ or developing, young or old, tion, subrogee of Dorothea E. to justice court for examina­ troit; Shirley K. Hall, 24, Lan­ nations can realize their ex­ Sovinski vs, City of Lansing, tion. Tentative date for the sing, pectations only with the rule a municipal corporation and examinat.ion is set for Aprll Richard D, Swingle, 19, East of law and peace, which alone Gary G. Garrick. Trespass 25. Lansing; Anne E. Presidio, 19. can guarantee their indepen­ dence and equality," President Sunay's MSU stop was part of a 12-day tour of Medicare Kits Can be Obtained the United States which In· cluded a meeting with Presi­ Medicare beneficiaries who mon, Lansing, Social Security the medical insurance plan dent Lyndon Johnson, signed up for medical insur­ district manager, announced. pays 80 percent ofthe reason­ MSU is providing technical ance protection can now ob­ The kit includes a record­ able charges for covered ex­ educational assistance to four tain an information kit to help keeping folder and two leaf­ penses for the remainder of Academies of Commercial and them keep a record of their lets which explain the two the year. Economic Sciences in Turkey: doctor bills so they will know methods of payment for med­ Seamon said that all new at Ankara, Istanbul, Eskise­ when they reach their yearly ical insurance claims, and hir and Izmir. $50 deductible, Roger W, Sea- what medical expenses count medicare beneficiaries will receive the kit when they sign The eight - year assistance for the $50 deductible. The program is being carried out folder has pockets on the in­ up for medical insurance, Those who already have med­ by the MSU Graduate School of CJ.LL US FOR YOUR side for holding doctor bills Business Administration. This and space to write in the date ical insurance coverage LUMBIHGJ.HD HEJ.TIHG should write, telephone, or is under a contract with the and amount of each bill so U.s. Agency for International that the beneficiary will know visit the social security of­ REPAIRS fice to obtain this free kit. Development and with the co­ ALSO COMPLETE immediately when he reaches operation of the government of the $50 each VP.ar, After that, INSTALLATIO~S The office is located at 216 Turkey. Townsend, Lansing, tele­ At MSU, President Sunay phone 372-1910. was cited for his "courage and pat r l at i c dedication to WE EFFICIENT Also, people who need help freed am and the hopes of democracy." SERVICE INSURANCE in completing a medical in­ surance claim are urged to The honorary degree was MOST J.LL SERVICE get in touch with the social presented by MSU President you may be paying too MJ.ICES OF ~ securit)• office, "We know that John A. Hannah. much for insurance. In­ these claims--especially the The citation said of Presi­ FURHJ.CES vestigate on of Farm first claim--can be confusing dent Sunay: "Wherever you Tom McCahill evaluates the automobile industry for Bureau's new "package to people," said Seamon, "and have be'Sn entrusted with great showroom, Rebel has by far the best and safest suspension of responsibility, whether as Mcchanix 11lustratcd. Recently. he took out an SST hardtop licies" to protect your we will be glad tohelp in every the whole kit and caboodle.'' way possible." military Chief of Staff, as a equipped with a 343 cu. in. Typhoon V-8 for an exhaustive farm or business. And the looks'? "As sharp in appearance as a thousand­ Senator, and now as the Presi­ series of road tests. How did our Excitement ~1achinc perform'! Gas-Oil-Coal dollar bill. And from a cost angle, Rebel's not overpriced.'' dent of your country, you have "In roadability and performance. it would top most of NEWS want ads cost so little - kept faith with the finest qual­ the newer specialty cars. There's absolutely no plowing and This is your kind of excitement, created by American 15 words ''75~ ities of leadership," Motors. A company that has created an entire line of six-pas­ CADY little body roll. The whole feel of the car, when going over ruts or across dirt roads, is excellent.'' senger Excitement Macl1incs that give you more excitement for the money. Plumbing & What about comfort? "it's extremely comfortable and See'your AmericN Phone 677-1241 CONTRACTOR. AFTER OR. 7-42JJ INSURANCE~ ' H RS· OR. 7-004 TERRY WOEHLER BILL RICHARDS INC., U. S. 127 AND LEGION RD. · GROUP If~ Phone EC 2-6368 East Lansing ------, The Ingham County News, Wednesday, April 19, 19,67- Page B-7 Dansville Doings Mrs. F. A. Lendrum 1435 Mason Street • Phone MA 32581

The Esther Circle of the ner guests Saturday of Brooks' Mr. and Mrs. Earl David­ Woman's Society of Christian parents, Mr, ruxi Mrs. Arthur son returned home Friday Service met Wednesday Ap­ Brooks. from Arizona where they spent ril· 12, at the' 'home of Mr. Dinner guests SUnday of Mr. the winter. and Mrs, Bennet Taylor, Fol­ and Mrs. Arthur Brooks were Mr. and Mrs, Earl David­ lowing the dinner the business their children Mr. and Mrs. son were dinner guests Satur­ meeting was conducted by Jessie staats and family of day of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Flossie Murdock, vice chair­ Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Du Bois of Mason, Late r man. The election of officers Glenn Graf of stockbridge, for the coming year resulted they all called on Mr, and Mr. and Mrs. James Cook Mrs, Roy Hulllberger of Lan­ as follows: Bernice Wheeler, of Leslie were dinner guests sing. chairman; Flossie Murdock, SUnday of Cook's mother Mrs. program chairman; IrmaMus­ Glenn Cook. Gregory Taylor of Jackson ollf, secretary, · Mrs, Lavonda Foster of spent part of last week with The . Woman's Society of Walker road Is a patient at Mr, and Mrs. Phillip Scrip­ Christian Service will meet Mason General hospital, tar, He returned to his heine at the church Thursday April Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Beach Friday. 27 at 8 p.m. Rev, and Mrs, of Williamston and Mr, and Mr. and Mrs, Delbert Ried Cherry Holmes of the Faith Mrs. Carl Moore and daughter of Jackson were guests Satur­ Methodist church of Lansing of Lansing were guests, SUn­ day of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip will be special guests. day of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Scripter. Several from here attended Freer and family, Mrs. Loretta Taylor of the showing of the motion Gavin Glover and Miss Jacl1son entertained Mr. and picture, "The Restless One" Marge Gevals of Ferris State Mrs. Phillip Scrlpter at din­ at stockbridge SUnday evening, college spent the week-end ner SUnday, Mr. and Mrs, Rex Woods with Glover's mother, Mrs, Mrs. Edgar Scripter ar­ of Holt spent Monday evening Gilbert Glover, rived home Fr!dayfrom Flor­ with Mr. and Mrs, David Woods Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ida where she had spent the DANSVILLE DELEGATES--Off to the State FHA convention and family, Greenough and family and Mr, last 2 months, in Grand Rapids this week ore (front row, left) Ann Clery, Corinne Mrs. Bernice Wheeler spent and Mrs, Orin Voss Jr., were Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels Saturday evening and SUnday guests at dinner Sunday at the of' Lake O:lessa were dinner Webster end Cheryl Sheothelm, (second row) Mary Wing, Clore with her daughter and family home of Mr. and Mrs. A,O, guests SUnday of Mrs. Edgar Tuthill, Dallas King, Julie Rindfleisch, Suzie Chilson, Dionne Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Par­ Greenough in honor of the an­ Scripter. isian of Fowlerville. Mr. and niversary of Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Edith Simons attended Trover, June Demon, (third row) Laurie Van Patten, Brenda Rouse, Mrs. Rolland Wing and family Charles Greenough and the the wedding of her grand Kree Ann Weaver, Marlene Stid, JoAnn Walker, Mary Lou Baker spent SUnday evening with Mr. birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. daughter, SUsan Gunthrope of and Mrs, Forrest Fry of Ma- Charles Greenough and Mrs, Lansing to Carl VanWagner of end Jill Smelley. son. Orin Voss. Holt at the Pilgrim Congre­ Mr. John Lance and son Mrs. Alice Harris and gational church In Lansing Russell of Leslie were SUnday daughter of Lansing were din­ Saturday April 8, morning callers of Mr. and ner guests Wednesday of Dr, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert El­ Dansville To Be Represented Mrs. Ronald West and family. and Mrs. George Harris and ford spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald West family. her son and Mr. and Mrs. For­ spent SUnday afternoon with Mrs. Bertha Mlller and Mrs. rest at Blissfield, •· their daugpter and family Mr. Imogene Barr of Mason at­ Mr. and Mrs, Russell Frls­ At FHA State Convention and Mrs. James stewart of tended a meeting of the past sel and family and Mrs. Allee DANSVILLE -- "F H A­ Patten, Kree Ann Weaver, Richard Traver, Mrs, Ron OLD STYLE BAND--One of the big Mason. presidents of the Ingham stld were entertained Saturday Dr. and Mrs. D,L, Mitchell Dares You" Is the theme set Mary Wing, Joan Walker, and Weaver and Mrs. Glenn Walk­ County Association, Order of night at the home of Mr. and for the Future Homemakers attractions ot the Dansville PTA Variety show of Plymouth and Mrs, George the Eastern star at the home Corinne Webster, and will be er. Mrs. Loren stld and family of America state convention April 21 will be on old fashioned kitchen band. Mitchell of Leslie were din­ of Mrs. Fern Rouse In Les­ accompanied by their advisor This two-day trip will be for dinner, honoring their held April 20 ancl 21 in Grand and Home Economics teacher, one which all delegates, ner guests Saturday of Mrs. lie Saturday, daughter Marlene's birthday. Two members of the bond ore Mrs. Jack Woter­ Edmund Youngs, Mrs. Nell Musolff and chil­ Rapids. Mrs. Margie Briggs, mothers and adviser will al­ Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence The Pantlind hotel, civic Funeral services for Floyd dren visited Mrs. William The Dansville chapter can ways remember. stradt at the piano and Mrs. John Hummel with Curtis attended the funeral of auditorium, which is the head­ be very proud of Its repre­ Smith, a life long resident Musolff SUnday, · her brother, Edward Strayer, the wash board. of this area, were conducted quarters of the convention, sentatives. From this chapter, The annual spring meeting Saturday at the Gorsline-Run­ will be filled with over 1,500 at the Ball-Dunn Dansville of the Woman's Society of there Is a State F H A of­ 3 Honored ciman Funeral home in Lan­ delegates, members and ad­ fleer, who Is Corinne Web­ funeral chapel last Tuesday Christian Service of the Ann­ • sh I sing, visors from throughout Michi­ ster (State Parliamentarian) with Rev. Robert sawyer of Arbor District will be at Belle­ -,ety OW S Mr. and Mrs. Jay Boyle had gan. The delegates from Dans­ and a National Co-Chairman on V (I the Free Methodist church of- ar ville Monday April24, opening Sunday dinner with their son vllle will be Mary Lou Baker, Natural Beauty and Conser­ By OES at ficiating, Burial was In Falr- at 10 a.m. and family, Mr. and Mrs. L.J, view cemetery, Dansville. Susan Chilson, Ann Clery; June vation, Cheryl Sheathelm. •d Mr. and Mrs. Walter Birch­ Boyle of East Lansing, Daman Dallas King, Julie Four girls will be receiving field of Lansing spent SUnday Mrs, Grace Ojala attended 1 Dansville with Birchfield's parents. Mr. Rindfleisch, Brenda Rouse, their state Degrees, which is S' latedjor F rt ay no~:v~f~~ck~~~·s:~~~~J:; a work shop meeting on read­ Jill Smalley, Marlene Stld, the highest recognition a girl · with Mr. and Mrs, James anci Mrs. Lloyd Murdock: DANSVILLE -- Dansville ing Saturday at Eastern Mich­ Clara Tuthill, Diane Traver,\ can earn in F H A and in­ Whitaker. Mrs. Ronnie MacLaren and Chapter No. 90 Order of the There will be 15 local acts penter, writer and director; Mr. and Mrs. Bennet Tay­ igan university. Cheryl Sheathelm, Laurie Van volves much work to receive. daughter, Cherise, of Wayne Mr. and Mrs, Howard Eastern Star met in the Ma­ participating In the Dansville ass!stants, Mrs. John Hum- lor called on Taylor's cousin They are Dallas King, Diane sonic hall Thursday evening P,T,A, variety show, "Down called on Mrs, Allen Quillin Mlerndorf and Mrs, Ruth Wil­ mel, Don Lieder and Mrs. Mrs. Josle Corbin, at the hom~ Thursday. Traver, Clara Tuthill and April 13. the River of Golden Dreams," E II s worth Crandall; music, of Mrs. Mable Briggs on Col­ liams visited Mr. and Mrs. Webberville Corinne Webster. Mrs. Aile n Quillin and Norman Abbott and family at Mrs. Helen Ruthlg of Les­ on Friday, April 21, begin­ Mrs, Jack Waterstradt; lege road, Friday, . Miss Dorothy Emerson, lie, county marshal; Mrs. ning at 7:30p.m. daughter, Robyn, called on Weidman SUnday. tickets, Mrs. Wilma Shlnevar; Mrs, Lilly Petty and Mrs, Mrs. Gwen Kiger and Jodi of Band Boosters Consultant, 4-H Foundation, Kathleen Swan of Dansville costumes, Mrs. William Van Hazel Kimball of Mason called :. Mr. and Mrs, Paul West and Washington, D.C.; Pat Douce, To be staged at the high Lansing and Mrs. Christine family spent SUnday with Mr, county chaplain and Mrs, Fern Epp~, Mrs. Roy Wheeldon and on Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brooks National F H A Vice-Presi­ school gymnasium, tickets will Golematls and son, Brian, of and Mrs, George Cieslak and Slate Supper Rouse of Leslie, Grand com­ be sold at the door. The eve­ publicity, Mrs. O.B. Cornett, Tuesday afternoon, Dimondale SUnday. dent Central Region, Wash­ mittee woman of the Grand Proceeds from the variety Mrs, Jessie Mason of Ma- family of Redford. It was a ington CourtiJOuse, Ohio; and ning's program features Mr. and Mrs. Leland Per­ WEBBERVILLE--The Web­ Chapter, Order of the East­ sh ow will go toward some son was a guest Thursday gathering honoring Mrs. Cheryl Sheathelm, past F H country and western music, rine, Jr. and family spent West's grandfather, Ralph berville Band Boosters are ern Star were honored. Mrs. an authentic kitchen band, school Improvement, but a of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur wem­ A President will be among Rouse presented to the Dans­ deflnite decision on the proj- ple. SUnday with Mrs. Perrine's Glynn on his. birthday, sponsoring a ham supper Sat­ the speakers. songs and dances from the mother, Mrs. Daniel starkey, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bat­ urday, April 22 from 5:30 - ville Chapter a Centennial "Gay Nineties," modern. day ect has not be.en made as yet, Mr. and Mrs. Bennet Tay­ In Kalamazoo. Sponsoring the convention Candle for being 100 percent tlge and Mr. and Mrs. Ron­ 7:30 p.m. In the hlgiJ school will be the Home and Family rock and roll and a male chor­ Some suggestwns under con- lor were guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Ruest in an every member proj­ slderation are lights for the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glynn ald Weaver spent the week­ cafeteria, Dinner music will Living Section, Division of us line. and family spent SUnday with end in Chicago. be provided throughout the JJCt, athletic field or a public ad- of vantown. Vocational Education,· Michi­ A birthday calVette and family, honor­ Spanish cooking before surely also had a tour and dinner at Simpson toMich!ganStateuni· schedules and other arrange­ Mrs. John Bergeon are (I to r) Mrs. Jim Armstrong, Mrs. Mel Swanson Kellogg Center prior to the versity; DlaneTravertoMich• ments may be made at an early ing the birthday of Patrick got hls fill at the Spanish club LA>V etta, their son, and Mrs. Raymond Snider. Both the Red Cross end the Girl Scouts are youth leadershlp conference,, igan State university: Clara date. Community Chest supported agencies. T'i1e. Ingham County News, Wednesday, April 19, 1967 -Page B-8 50 Years!. State Police Started In 1917 with 204 Men; Now Has Force Of 1,576 with 300 Civilian Employes Monday, April 17, marked billzed to a strength of a mere cusslon of the Treaty of Ver­ automobile fleet, The cars, the golden anniversary of the 204, there Is now an author­ able to insert and t·etrieve In• sailles in France that follow­ however, were not purchased Michigan state pollee, Ized enlisted strength of 1,570 formation at electronic speed, ed, in evaluating the armed by the state, but seized and Created 50 years ago as the and more than 300 civilian em­ Many restJonsibilitles have forces of the combatants, the confiscated from bootleggers Michigan state troops In the ployes, been added to the department Michigan troops were classi­ who had used them to convey strife-torn days· of World War Startl ng with a II ny suite of fied as a milltary arm of the throughout the years and as I, the department is recognized· their cargoes from points of department director, Colonel 3 offices off the balcony of federal government, supply to their marlcets, as unsurpassed In Its field. the senate chamber In the state Davids Is the state fire mar­ A special boat patrol also Col. Fredrick E. Davids is capitol in Lansing and a wood­ * * * shal, director of state civil But the mission of the Michi- was established on the Detroit the present director, en barraclts, dining room and gan s.tate troops to protect defense, member of the state From the first days when river to overhaul and appre­ safety com mission which now stable at East Lansing, the de­ Internal security was over. hend rum runners ferrying the mounted troops were mo­ partment has grown to a com- The troops, however, had Is a division of the state po­ l whlslcy from Canada to the llee, member of the state elec­ United States, trical board, and member of Some of the original troops. Traffic highway patrol, of the state aeronautics commis­ course, was far from being sion. the problem of those days that It Is now, but even in 1919 In addition, the office of when a spanking new Model emergency planning has been assigned to the state police T was still a sight to behold, the troopers policed 6 auto­ as Is the new law enforce­ moblle accidents, Last year ment training council, although they handled 33,833, It operates independently, Other battles fought, or to However, Davids, a designated be fought, were agalnst big member, is the elected chair­ time gamblers, "blind pig" man of the council, The state bars and hideaways, and the fire board and the state fire usual run of bank robberies, fighters training council lllm­ thefts, holdups, murders, etc, wl se are assigned to the state Nothing was or Is too big to police, Finally, he is a mem­ handle nor too small, even ber of the Michigan commis­ down to Investigating the raid­ sion on crime, delinquency and Ing of a farmer's ·hen coop, administration of c r I min a I justice. * * * The state police are a co­ And during the years 22 operating agency for all po­ troopers have died In line of duty, nine of them by gunfire, llee and sheriff departments In the state, particularly In Although half a century old-­ the use of the new computer or young--there have been only eight heads of the department. system and the department's radio network, The department Here were the Five are dead, Including Col­ onel Vandercoolt, Major Rob­ maintains a crime laboratory, large fingerprint Identification ert E. Marsh, Alan G. Straight, original state police bureau, the state gun registra­ Harry H. Jackson and Oscar headquarters of the J. Olander, The others are tion f II e, the state central Joseph A. Childs, now state pawnshop ticket file for the state police in East racing commissioner, Donald recovery of stolen articles, photographic laboratory, lie Lensing. s. Leonard, a Recorder's Court judge In Detroit and detectors, scuba eli vers, Colonel Roy C. Vandercook was the commander of the Michigan Colonel Davids, tracking dog teams and other facilities which the average State Troops and then _co.ilmissioner of the Michigan State Police. Not being exclusively ahlgtl­ pollee agency cannot afford, way pat r o 1, the state pollee but the services are available plex of a headquarters In East performed so admirably and have general police powers to them without charge, MEIJER THRIFTY ACRES Lansing district headquarters because of the need for in- which enable them to render and 59 posts throughout the creased public safety there a much greater and more com­ * * * state, , was a demand they be rear- prehenslve service, and a The department has a re- The growth did not come ganlzed as the Michigan state large percentage of the time markable reputation for effi­ easy or overnight. . police, is spent investigating and dis­ ciency and services per­ The law under r which the This was done by the leg- posing of criminal complaints. formed. The troopers enjoy OPTICAL DEPT. Michigan state troops were islature effective March 27, In 1929 the department es­ their work, believe In the dig­ organized becameeffectlve 1919, But the proposal had tablished the first state po­ nity of their profession ariil April 17, 1917, shortly after met stiff opposition, lice radio system in the war!.: have the respect of the people. Complete Optical Service President Woodrow Wilson Many were against a "con­ and. will observe their golden Theirs is a career job, En­ signed the proclamation of war stabulary: or "Cossacks" as anniversary with the start of a listment Is now always open to against Germany April 6, they were termed by some. A new computer law enforcement young men between 21 and 30, Col. Roy c. Vandercook, a few law enforcement agencies, information networlt In May. Monday, the anniversary Span! sh-American war vet- fearing an intrusion into their The network will involve a day, was just another busy Frames eran and a member of theNa- jurisdictions, ' also were central bank of pollee infor­ day with no special commem­ Replaced tiona! Guard, was selected to against, mation which will be available oration of the event, But are­ head the new military arm of The arguments flew fast and through terminals in sheriffs' ception for all retired mem­ offices, many munl cipal pollee While the state, thick but eventually the act bers, of whom there are many, You SAVE FOR A PURPOSE The troops were mobilized was approved, although for a departments, state pollee Is planned for May 26 at head­ to replace the National Guard, long time there still were rum­ posts, and other authorized quarters, and later in the year agencies. Wait! WITH which was summoned forser- blings that the department a special history, privately . CONVENIENCE vice in foreign fields, prlnci- should be abolished • The member stations wlll be financed, will be published. . FLEXIBILITY pally in France, They were co 1 one 1 Vandercook was . AVAILABILITY needed for i(lternal security, chosen to direct the transition and this they provided for 2 and he ad the reorganized de- Herrick News Briefs years, partment. I I Railroad tunnels on the bor- And the new troopers, with- Sun Glasses Duplicated East Lansing dar of Detroit, Port Huron and out jurisdictional restrjctions Mrs. J.C. Bohnett flew to teous of Reed city were din­ Canada were guarded against within the state and able to New York City where she ner guests Sunday of Mr. and Savings sabotage, munitions plants cross county lines In the pur­ joined her brother William Mrs, Elmer Hamlin and Rich­ To Your Prescription! likewise were protected, acts suit of criminals, came at a Ragman and wife for a 3 weeks ie, EAST LANSING of treason were Investigated time when the automobile was tour of Florida, and the troops were even sent beginning to be used by crim­ Miss Linda Strobel was hon­ LANSING Mr. and Mrs. Jess Kana­ ored at a birthday dinner at to the "Copper Country" in inals to cross those lines in a psky and children of Detroit, Eyes Examined by HOLT the upper peninsula when the hurry In an effort to escape the home of her grandparents, spent last SUnday at the An­ Mr, and Mrs. Ed Strobel Sr. Appointment old Independent Workers ofthe apprehension. thony Sokol home, World organization fomented Then, too, the prohibition Those attending were Mr, and DR. DEAN FREIDELL a strike and disorder to dis- era was in fuilswingandboot­ Mr, and Mrs. George Clark Mrs, Edward Strobel and 44/10% and Mrs. Frank Brayman were rupt the war effort. · leggers were working fur- daughter Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. week end guests of Mr, and OPTOMETRIST curr•nt rato Then came the moment of lously to provide thirsty drink­ Jacob Strobel, and children, Mrs. Henry Brayman, t:ompound•rl nml•onnual/y decision, In 1919 the war was ers with some sort of alco­ Betsy and Don, Mr. and Mrs. thrifty acres a! an end with the signing of holic beverage. The Glen Wests motored Art Philips and Melvin Rowe, "Your Savings Insured to $15,000" the armistice. 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\\buldn't )00 really mther drive a bargain? PGI>-IIhl-:1:! ..", Published Consumers Power Compcny . . Church Unit The Ingham County News, Wednesday, April 19, 1967 -·Pag.e B:-9 NCYriCE OF MORTGAGE NCYriCE OF MORTGAGE NCYI'ICE OF MORTGAGE SALE SALE SALE . Ties Off 2 Default having been made In Default having been made in . Default having been' made In Canvass of Votes Cast at the Special Election, the condition of a certain in­ the condition of a certain in- the condition of a cartnln .in· denture of mortgage made on denture of mortgage made on denture of mortgagll made on Baby Quilts the 26th day of June, 1964, the 31st day or May, 19571 the 27th day of Doc~!tlber, Hopa circle at the Mason Monday, April 3, 1967 Jn County of Ingham by Jean Ann Rhoads, as Mort­ by Robert J. Herrick and El- 1062, by Melvin J, Taylor and Baptist church met last Thurs­ . I gagor, given by her to the len I<, , Herrlclt, husband and Eulalia M, Taylor, husband and day at the home of Mrs, Ger­ American Annuity Life Insur­ wife, as Mortgagors, given by wife, as Mortgagors, given by ald Potter for a dessert lunch- ance Company, a Michigan them to the American Annuity them to the American An!J~Ity eon. OUTSIDE AFFECTED AREAS from the townships of Delta foregoing Is a correct trans­ corporation, of Lansing, Mich­ Life Insural]ce company, a Life Insurance Compnnyr a Following the business The whole number of votes and Lansing located in Eaton cript of the statement of the Ingham this Sixth day of . igan, as Mortgagee, and re~ Michigan corporation, of Lan- . Ml ch!gan corporation, of Laf!­ meeting, 2 church baby quilts d 1 t th rop and Ingham counties respec­ Board of County Canvassers April in the year one thou­ corded on the 29th day of June, sing, Michigan, as Mortgagee, sing, Michigan, as Mortgagee, Were tied off to be g!ventothe given for an aga ns ep • tively certain described prop. sand nine hundred sixty­ 1964, In the Office of the and . recorded on the 7th. day and recorded on the 31st di!y ositlon w It h in the City of of the County of Ingham of U1a seven, Cradle Roll superintendent, Lansing for the proposed an- ertles, was Fltteen Thousand votes given in such Countyfor Register of Deeds tor Ingham of June, .1057, In the Office of December, 1962, in the oi'­ Mrs. Lyman Freshour. nexatlon to the City of Lan­ Five Hundred and Seventy the proposition named in said C. Ross Hilliard, County Clerk County, Michigan, In Liber of the Register of Deeds for flee of the Re{:ister of Deeds Edmund T. Blackmore, Chair­ 873 of Records, at page 1261; •· Each new baby in the church sing In Clinton, Eaton and Ing­ (15 1570) of whlc;h number statement, at the Special Elec­ Ingham County, Michigan, in · for Ingham County, Michigan, famlly is presented with a ham counties and to detach Seven Thousand Four Hundred tion, held on the third day of man of the Board of County on which mortgage there is Llber 681 of . Mortgages, at in Llber 840 of Records, at Canvassers. qullt made by the Women's so- from the townships of Delta and Twenty - seven (7,427) April, 1967 so far as It re­ claimed to be due and unpaid page 443; on which mortgage page 1176; on which mortgage ciety. This project was start- and Lansing located in Eaton votes were marked YES and lates to the votes cast for said as of the date of this notice there is claimed to be due and there is claimed to be due ed several years ago under the and Ingham counties respec­ Eight Thousand One Hundred proposition, as appears from PUBLICATION ORDER the sum of Five thousand nine­ unpaid as of tho date of this and unpaid as of the date of leadershlp of Mrs, Frank tlvely certain described prop­ and Forty- three(8,143)votes the original statement on file E-835 ty - two and 04/100 Dollars notice the sum of Six thou- this notice the sum of· Five ($5 092,04) principal, and the, Wythe. ertles, . was Fourteen Thou­ were marked NO. Total votes, in the off 1c e of the County state of Michigan, in the 1 sand eight hundred sixty-nine Thousand Two Hundred ·sev­ 15,570. Clerk. Probate Court for the County sum of Five Hundred Four and and 45/lOODollars ($6,869,45) enty-Nlne and 15/LOO Doll~rs VOrmer Card .;ancl Eight Hundred andforty­ of Ingham, 79/100 Dollars ($504.79) In­ principal; and the sum of Three ($5,279.15) principal, and the ~l I seven (14,847)ofwhlch number In Witness Whereof, We have terest; and no suit or pro­ Seven Thousand Two Hundred CERTIFICATE OF hereunto set our hands and Matter of GEORGE EATON, Hundred Fifty-Six and 82/100 sum of Three Hundred Thirty affixed the seal of the Cir­ Mentally Incompetent. ceeding at law or in equity Dollars ($356,82)!nterest; and -One and 25/100 Dollars and Fifty-five (71256) votes DETERMINATION having been instituted to re­ :Will Speak were marked YES and Seven cuit Court for the County of IT IS ORDERED that on no suit or proceeding at Jaw ($331,25) interest; and no suit May 11 1967 at 2:00 P.M. cover the debt or any part or in equity having been in- or proceeding at law or in Thousand Five Hundred and State of Michigan, County of 1 1 thereof, secured by said in­ Ninety-two (7,592) votes were Ingham ss. in the Probate Courtroom, stltuted to recover the debt equity having been instituted to At Banquet NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Lansing, Michigan, a hearing denture of mortgage, and the or any part thereof secured recover the debt or any part marked NO, Total votes, 14, power of sale In said inden­ by said indenture 'or mort- thereof, secured by said in­ Robert Nordmann, former 847. Ballot "A" proposed an­ SALE be held on the petition of Bruce nexation of territory from the Default having been made Hollowick for license to sell ture of mortgage contained gage, and the power of sale denture of mortgage, and the ·St, Louis Cardinals baseball having become operative by In said Indenture of mortgage power of sale in said inden­ ·player, and now a Michigan The whole number of votes township of Delta, Eaton Coun­ in the condition of a certain real estate of said ward. Per- ty and Lansing township, Ing­ indenture of mortgage made on sons Interested In said estate reason of such default; contained having become op- ture of mortgage contained State university coach, wlll given for and against the prop­ NCYriCE IS HEREBY GIV. :.be the speaker at a Father- osition within the Township ham county, to the City of the 26th day of August, 1946, are directed to appear at said erat!ve by reason of such de· having become operative by Lansing, County of Ingham, by Robert c. Olds and Marla hearing to show cause why EN that on the 12th day of fault; reason of such default; .Son banquet set for Wednes- of Delta, Eaton County, for July , 1967, at 10:10 A.M. .day , April 26, at the Mason the proposed annexation to the Cllnton and Eaton counties. M, O!ds, husband and wife, such llcense should not be NCYr!CE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Shall Lands in Lansing as Mortgagors, given by them :granted, a' clock in the forenoon, at the that on the 12th day of July, that on the 12th day of Ju~y Presbyterian church, City of Lansing in Clinton, West Michigan Avenue en­ 1967, at 10:05 A.M. o'clock 1967, at 10:15 o'clock in the Tickets for the dinner, which Eaton and Ingham counties and Township Descl'ibed Approxi­ to the American Annuity Sav- Pub!! cation and service mately as Bounded by a Line logs Association (now known .shall be made as provided by trance to the City Hall in the in the forenoon, at the West forenoon, at the West Michigan will begin at 6:30 p,m, In the to detach from the townships City of Lansing, Michigan, that Michigan Avenue entrance to Avenue entrance to the City . church basement may be pur- of Delta and Lansing located 2,230 Feet North of and Par­ as American Annuity Life In- !:~statute and Court rule, allel to Lake Lansing Road, surance Company), a Michigan ' 1 .te: Apr1113, 1967 being the place for holding the the City Hall in the City of Hall !~ the City of Lansing, chased from I

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0 I PUBLICATION ORDER PUBLICATION ORDER PUBLICATION ORDER NCYriCE BY PERSONS PUBLICATION ORDER ' .. E-2949 E-2475 E·2D43 CLAIMING TITLE . UNDER , ' E-2627 · · of Michigan, in tM state of Michigan, In the st~te State of Michigan, in the TAX DEED ··(Revised 1D30) state of Michigan, In· tho Probate court for the County Probate Court for the County Probate Court for the c9unty Library Has Something of Ingham. ' To the . Owner or Owners Probate Court· tor the County ·of Ingham, oi Ingham, of any and all Interests in, or of Ingham, . Estate of MARY BOOKER, Estate ofJAMESE.GREEN, Estate of ARTHUR L, LOW- · '· Deceased, Liens upon the Lands herein Estate of LYLE E, GRIS· Deceased. RY, Deceased, WOLD, Deceased, IT IS ORDERED that on IT IS ORDERED that on desc1'lbe1~: IT IS ORDERED that on T AI

;··. The Ingham County 'News, Wednesday, April 19, 1967- Page B-11' NOTICE OF MORTOAO!!: NOI'ICE OF MORTGAGE PUBLICATION ORDER LEGAL NOTICE SALE SALE E-2545 PUBLICATION ORDER PUBLICATION ORDER PUBLICATION ORDER . April 7, 1067 andAprl114, 1967 . E-2241 PUBLICATION ORDER DEFAULT HAVING BEEN Default has been made In a state of Michigan, in· the E-468 E·206? TO: Douglas c. Barker, Bruce state of Michigan, In the state of Michigan, in tho E-1620 MADE In the conditions or a condition of the mortgage eK• · Probate Court for the County state of Michigan, In the State of Michigan, in tho· c e rt a 1n Mortgage given by ecuted by CLAUD L, ERADY · Robinson, Michael Borst an-:1. , Probate Court for the County Probate Court for the County Lindsay D. Smith, You and, Ingham. Probate Court tor tho County Probate Court for the County· EDGAR A, HOWE and CLEO and TINA H. BRADY, hlswlfe, of Ingham. ot of Ingham. of Ingham, each of you are herel'ly no!l­ Estate of MARY AMELIA of Ingham. V, HOWE, husband and wife, to Detroit Mortgage and Real· Estate of PAUL w. FULTZ, Estate of GEORGE KECK, Estate of HELENT, LEACH, fled that the timo for pay mont WHITMAN a/k/a AMELIA M, Deceased. Estate of JAMES R, TRAN-• to the STANLEY W, CADY ty Company, a Michigan cor- Deceased, Deceased, TER, Deceased, and AM ERIC AN BANK & ot our lien upon property WHITMAN a/k/a AMELIA IT IS ORDERED that on poratlon, dated January 30, IT IS ORDERED that on IT IS ORDERED that on IT IS ORDERED that 'on TRUST COMPANY, Co-Trus·. hereinafter. described, having . . WHITMAN, Deceased. May 12, 1P67,. at 10:30 A.M. 1956, recorded February 9, April 28, 1967, at 11:15 A.M. June 19, 1967, at 9:00 A,M, May 5, 1967, at 10:00 ·A.M. In· of expired, after due n.o t 1 c.e IT IS ORDERED that on May In the Probate Courtroom, tees of the Estate Claude 1956, in Llber 656 of Mort-· in the Probate Courtroom, In the Probate Courtroom, tho Probate Courtroom Lan•.' E. Cady, deceased, or 101 thereof had been given you we 4, :erty to Mason, Michigan, a hearing sing, Michigan, a ·hearing bo .. · South Washington Avenue, inc Ius I v e, Ingham County, be held on the petition of , Probate Courtroom; Lansing, be held on the petition of Carl­ be held at which all creditors wit: Kitchen, Living Room, Michigan, a bearing be held yle J, Keck for the allowance held on the petition of Mary Lansing, Michigan, dated Feb· Michigan, Records, which caroline Fultz for license to of said deceased are required J. Tranter and National Bank ruary 23 1962, and recorded Bedroom, DlnlngRo:>m Furnl· on the petition of Gertrude of his final account and at­ 1 mortgage was assigned by said sell real estate of said de­ to prove their claim, and heirs · of Detroit for the allowance In the office of t11e Register ture, File Cases and Con~ents, Mitchell, formerly ·Gertrude torney fees, mortgagee to Sun Life Assur- ceased. Persons Interested In w1U be determined, Creditors of their first· account and fees. of Deeds for Ingham County, Cartons and conte11!s and Mis­ Johnson, for license to sell Publlcatlon and service ance Company of Canada by said estate are directed to ap­ cellaneous Ho:Isehold l t ems must flle sworn claims· with Publication and service . Michigan, on February 26, assignment dated February29, pear at said hearing to show real estate of said deceased. shall be made as provided by the court and serve a copy on and clothing known as ho•Jse• Persons Interested in said es­ statute and Court rule. shall be made as provided by !962 In Llber 822, page 317, 1956, recorded March 5, 1956, cause why such license should Joy Leach Pruden, 1008 S, statute and Court rule, hold g0·3ds stored by you, or In tate are dil'ected to appear at Date: Aprll 7, 1967 Records, on which Mortgage In Llber 657 of Mortgages, not be granted, Lansing st., Mason, Michigan, Date: Aprll10, 1967 there Is claimed to due your nam~ on your account in said hearing to show cause JAMES T. KALLMAN te page 369, Ingham County, prior to said hearing, RAY C. HOTCHKISS and unpaid at the date of this the Fireproof Storage Com· why such license should not Judge of Probate Michigan, Records, on which pub II cat 1 on and service pany, Lansing, Michigan to be be granted, Pu bll cat l on and service Judge of Probate notice, the sum of Two Thou­ JOHN ROBERT DETHMERS shall be made as provided by mortgage there Is claimed shall be made as provided by sold at Publlc Auction at 728 CROSS, W ROCK, MILLER, • sand Nlnet y-nlne and 72/100 to be due on the date hereof statute and Court rule. Pub ll catIon and service Attorney for estate statute and Court rule, ~. Shiawnssee, Lansing, Mich­ VIESON & KELLEY ($2 099.72) Dollars, no suit shall be made as provided 1016 Michigan National Tower Date: April 7, 1967 1 the sum of eleven thousand Date: April 3, 1967 Igan at 1:00 P.M. on Saturday, Attorneys for estate or proceeding having been In­ six hundred sixtv-ninP oncl by statute and Court rule. Lansing, Michigan 15w3 JAMES T, KALLMAN April 22n1 and co~tinuing until Date: April 6 1967 4200 Penobscot Building stituted to recover the debt, 59/!00 dollars($11 6G9,59)~ RAY C, HOTCHKISS 1 1 all goods are sold or until the ORDER TO ANSWER Judge of Probate Detroit, Michigan 48226 15w3 or any part of the debt, se­ which amount bears interest Judge of Probate JAMES T, KALLMAN LLOYD D, MORRIS liens are satisfied, 6354-S cured by said Mortgage, and from the date hereof at the RAYMOND R, BEHAN Judge of Probate Attorney for estate the power of sale In said Mort­ FIREPROOF STORAGE COM- DAVID M SEELYE state of Michigan, in the !52 E, Ash street rate of 4-i/2% per annum. Attorney for petitioner PANY Attorney for estate Circuit Court for the County PUBLICATION ORDER gage contained having be come NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN, American Bank and Trust Mason, Michigan 15w3 D-7864 operative by reason or such that by virtue of the power of Lansing, Michigan 15w2 1005 Bauch Bldg, of Ingham. Lansing, Michigan ALVIN A, PARKER, Plain· state of Ml chigan, In · the default. sale c'ontained in said mort- Co. Bldg·, 15w3 Probate Court for the County Lansing, Michigan and tiff, vs, ILONA PARKER, PUBLICATION ORDER NOriCE IS HEREBY GIVEN gage and the statute In such s. DeWitt Rathbun, Attorney of Ingham, Defendant. D-6668 that on the 23 rei day of June, case made and provided said of Counsel R. #I Bath, Mlch- NOTICE , PUBLICATION ORDER Estate of GORDON H, HAU·. A,D, 1967, at I D:OD o'clock At a session of said Court state of Michigan, In the mortgage w111 .be foreclosed lgan 14w3 Bids w111 be accepted on the E-2937 held in the Court Rooms in TAU, Deceased, In the forenoon, at the Mich­ by a sale of the mortgaged Probate Court for the County IT IS ORDERED that on real estate of the LAURA V, state of Michigan, in the the 'city Hall, Lansing, Michi­ of Ingham. Igan Avenue Entrance of the premises, or some part of Aprll 28, 1967, at 10:30 A.M .. SMITH Estate at the office Probate Court for the County gan, this 20 day of February, Estate of JENNIE BARBER City Hall, City of Lansing, them, at publlc vendue, on of Lloyd D. Morris, 152 E. of Ingham, in the Probate Courtroom, County of Ingham and state of PUBLICATION ORDER 1967. ZIEGLER, Deceased. FRIDAY, .JUNE 16, I 967, at Ash Street, Mason, Michigan, Estate of VALERIE V, Lansing, Michigan, a hearing Michigan, there will be of­ 10:00 o'clock A.M., Eastern E-2721 PRESENT: HONORABLE: IT IS ORDERED that on State of Michigan, in the until April 26, 1967, at 10:00 WENNER, Deceased. , LOUIS E. COASH be held on the petition of·, fered for sale and sold the Standard Time, at the Mich­ May 5, 1967, at 10:10 A.M. Michigan National Bank, Trus­ Probate Court for the County A.M. Said real estate Is de- . IT .. IS ORDERED that on Circuit Judge in the Probate Court room, highest bidder, at public auc­ Igan Avenue entrance to the scribed as: .,, '•April 27, 1967, at 10:30 A.M. tee, for allowance of its sec­ tion or vendue, for the pur­ of Ingham. On the 20 day of February, Lansing, Michigan, a hearing City Hall Building, Lansing, Parcel No. 1 In the Probate Courtroom, ond account. pose of satisfying the amounts Michigan, Matter of SARAH ANN LEO­ 1967, an action was filed by be held on the petition of Mlch­ The North 1/2 of the North- Lansing, Michigan, a hearing Pub II cat 1 on and service due and payable upon said Said mortgaged premises NARD, Physically Infirm. AI vI n A. Parker, plaintiff, igan National Bank, Trustee, IT IS ORDERED that on June west 1/4 of Section 2, T2N, be held on the petition of shall be made as provided by Mortgage, together with the are described as follows: against Ilona Parker, defen­ for allowance of Its fourth 21, 1967, at 10:30 A.M. In the R2W, Aurelius Township, Jng- Robert E, Wenner, tor· pro­ statute and Court rule. legal costs and charges of sale, lot eighty-one (81) of Delta dant, In this Court to obtain annual account. Probate Courtroom, 116 W. ham County, Michigan; being bate of a purported wlll, for Date: April 3, 1967 Including an Attorney fee of Heights No. 1, a subdivision a judgment of absolute divorce. Publication and service Ottawa st., Lansing, Michigan, 80 acres, more or less. the appointment of a fiduciary RAY C. HOTCHKISS Fifty and no/100 ($50.00) Dol­ of part of the southeast one­ IT IS HEREBY ORDERED shall be made as provided by a hearing be held at which all and determination of heirs. That the defendant, Ilona Park­ Judge of Probate lars, provided by law and In quarter (1/4) of Section 6 statute and Court rule. JAMES R. DAVIS 1 creditors of said physically Parcel No, 2 Publication and servIce er, shall answer or take such said Mortgage, the lands and Town 4 North, Range 2 West, Date: April 7, 1967 Attorney for petitioner Infirm are required to prove Commencing at the South­ shall be made as provided other action as maybe permit· ,JAMES T, KALLMAN premises In said Mortgage according to the platthereof west corner of the South 1/2 1400 Michigan Nat' I Tower mentioned and described as recorded In Llbe r 18 of their claims. Creditors m·1st by statute and Court rule. ted by law on or before the Judge of Probate of the Southwest 1/4 of Sec­ Date: March 31, 1967 Lansing, Michigan l4w3 follows, to-wit: Plats, page 22, Ingham file sworn claims with the 25 day of April, 1967, Fail­ MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK court and serve a copy on tion 35, Delhi Township, Ing­ JAMES T. KALLMAN ure to comply with this order Trust Dept. Lots numbered four hun­ County Records, situated In ham County Michigan, North dred thirty-six (436) and the City of Lansing, Ingham Michigan National Bank, Lan­ Judge of Probate w111 result in a judgment by Lansing, Michigan 15w3 NOTICE OF MORTGAGE 20. rods East 80 rods, South HARRY D, HUBBARD four hundred thirty-seven County, Michigan. sing, Michigan, prior to said default against such defendant SALE hearing. 20 rods, 'west 80 rods to be­ Attorney for estate (437); Plat of Leslie Park Dated this 15thdayofMarch for the rellef demanded in the Default having . been made Publication and service ginning; being 10 acres, more 1108 Michigan National Tower complaint filed in this Court. SUbdivision, City of Lan­ 1967. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE In the terms and conditlons shall be made as provided by or less, ,Lansing, Michigan 14w3 LOUISE, COASH of a certain mortgage made by sing, Ingham County, Mich­ SUN LIFE ASSURANCE SALE statute and Court rule. Bids· should be sub m l t t e d Circuit Judge KENNETH A, FINCH, and Igan. COMPANY OF CANADA Mortgage Sale -· Default Date: April 7, 1967 separately as the parcels wlll A true copy JOYCE A, FINCH, his wife, Dated: March 6, 1967 CAREY and CAREY be sold separately. having been made In the terms STANLEY W, CADY and Attorneys , RAY C. HOTCHKISS PUBLICATION ORDER C. Ross H1111ard of Lansing, Michigan, Ingham Judge of Probate Bids may also be left with Ingham County Clerk and conditions of a certain AMERICAN BANK&TRUSf 1455 Penobscot Building E-1605 mortage made by GAYLORD County, Michigan, Mortgag. HARRY D. HUBBARD Mr. Albert Humphrey, Execu­ state of Michigan, In the (Countersigned) ors, to Tucker, Inc. and Car­ COMPANY, Co-Trustees of Detroit, Mlchlgan48226 llw13 tor of the Estate, at the Dart C, KREBS and PATRICIA L. the Estate of Claude E. Cady, Attorney Probate Court for the County Inez L. Swaninger pentry, Inc. M 1 c h l g an Cor­ !108 Michigan Nat'! Tower National Bank of Mason. of Ingham. Deputy Clerk KREBS, his wife of Lansing deceased. Township, Ingham County, porations of Lansing, Ingham Lansing, Michigan 15w3 Bids shall beforacashpur­ Estate of WALTER MILL­ JOHN E, BOS HUBBARD, FOX, THOMAS and M l chi g an, Mortgagor, to County, Michigan ·Mortgagees, ch((se only. The high bidders ER, Deceased. Attorney for Plaintiff dated the 29th day of April, BORN should be prepared to make a Franklin Mortgage Corpora- 1108 Michigan National Tower IT IS ORDERED that on BOO Bauch Building A.D. 1965, and recorded In PUBLICATION ORDER PUBLICATION ORDER ten (10%) per cent deposit May 8, 1967, at 9:00 A.M. in Lansing, Michigan tion, of Detroit, Wayne Coun­ Lansing, Michlgan4893312w13 ty, Michigan Mortgagee, dated the office of the Register of , E-2708 E-2712 within twenty-four (24) hours the Probate Courtroom, Ma­ 13W'4 Deeds, for the County of Ing. the 18 day of December, A.D. state of Michigan, in the state of Michigan, In the after being notlfled that they son, Michigan, a hearing be ham and State of Michigan, . 1959, and recorded In the of­ Probate Court for the County Probate Court for the County have a hfgh bid, held on the petition of Kennlth NOTICE OF MORTGAGE 4-12' ' . flee of the Register of Deeds, on the 19th day of October, AFFIDAVIT OF NON-RESI­ of Ingham. of Ingham. · D, Miller for a re-determlna- SALE A.D. 1965, in Llber 906 of 4-19' for the County of Ingham and DENCE Matter of STELLA M, BU­ Matter of BESSIE GEE, 15w2 lion of the heirs of·said de­ Default having been made Ingham County Records, on ' State of Michigan, on the 31 state of Michigan, In the BOLZ, Mentally Incompetent. Mentally Incompetent. ceased, In the terms and conditions of page 1039, on which mortgage Circuit Court for the County day of December, A.D. 1959 IT IS ORDERED that on June IT IS ORDERED that on June Pub lie at ion and service a certain mortgage made by 1 there Is claimed to be due, of Ingham. 21, 1967, at 9:40 A.M. in the 21, 1967, at 10:40 A.M. in the PUBLICATION ORDER shall be made as provided by SHELLIE D. LOUIS, JR, In Ll be r 780 of Ingham Coun­ 2816 ty Records, on page 68, which at the date of this notice, for HERMAN U, LOWE, Plain- Probate Courtroom, 116 W, Probate Courtroom, 116 W, E- ·statute and Court rule. and TOMMIE LOUIS, his wife, principal and Interest, the sum . state of Michigan, In the Date: April , said mortgage was thereafter tiff, vs LOIS L. LOWE, ottawa st., Lansing, Michigan, ottawa st., Lansing, Michigan, 3 1967 of Lansing, Ingham County, of Eleven thousand, two hund· Probate Court for the County ' RAY HOTCHKISS on, to-wit the 21 day of June Defendant, a hearing be held at which au a hearing be held at which all . c. M 1 c h 1 g an, Mortgagors, to red thirteen dollars and four­ creditors of said mentally In­ of Ingham, · ' ··" · · Judge of Probate A.D. 1960, assigned .to Farm Now comes the Plaintiff, creditors of said mentally in­ SERVICE SAVINGS AND teen cents ($11,213.14), No 1,': Herman U, Lowe, being first competent are required to Estate of PERRY V. BEN·· ROSENBURG PAINTER Bureau Life Insurance . <:;om" competent are required to HAM, Deceased. • • 'LOAN ASSOCIATION, a suit or. proceedings at law or duly sworn, deposes and says: prove their claims, Creditors prove their claims. Creditors Michigan Corporation, Mort- pany of Michigan and record· IT IS ORDERED that on June STANTON & BULLEN ed on June 22, 1960 In the of· In equity having been instituted I. That to the best of his must file sworn claim:; with must file sworn claims with gagee, dated the 11th day of to recover the debt secured the court and serve a copy on 7, 1967, at 9: 40 A.M. in the :Attorneys for petitioner flee of Register of Deeds for knowledge and belief, the De­ the court and serve a copy on Probate courtroom Lansing 415 South Jackson street January, A.D. 1965, and re­ by sale! mortgage or any part fendant has resided out of this George c. Bubolz, 922 Mich­ said County of Ingham In Liber Bruce Hollowlck, 3132 South Michigan, a heari~g be heJd Jackson, Michigan 14w3 corded in the office of the thereof. Now, therefore, by state since May 10, 1962, igan Ave., East Lansing, 788 of Ingham County Records, Pennsylvania Ave., Lansing, on the petition of Kenneth Reglste r of Deeds, for the virtue of the power of sale 2, That said Plaintiff cannot Michigan, prior to said hear­ Michigan, prior to said hear­ County of Ingham and State on page 326, on which mort­ ing, Ramon Felton for license to gage there Is cia! med to be contained in said mortgage, a see rtain in what state or ing. PUBLICATION ORDER . of Michigan, on the 13th day and pursuant to the staute of sell .real estate of said de· due, at the date of this notice, County Defendant resides. Publlcation and s e r v l c e Publication and servIce B-9061 of January, A.D. 1965, In Li­ the state of Michigan In such shall be made as provided by ceased. Persons interested In for principal and interest, the 3, That Plaintiff has made shall be made as provided by State of Michigan, In the ber 887 of Ingham County Rec­ case made and provided, no­ diligent search and inquiries statute and Court rule. said estate are directed to sum of Eleven Thousand Six statute and Court rule. appear at said hearing to show Probate Court for the County ords, on page 39, on which tice is hereby given that on concerning the whereabouts of Date: April 6, 196? Date: April?, 1967 of Ingham. mortgage there Is claimed to Hundred Eighty-Six and 78/ Friday, the 28th day of April, said Defendant and Is unable RAY C. HOTCHKISS cause why such license should 100 ($11,686.78), RAY C. HOTCHKISS not be granted, Estate of PHILIP J, CRE­ be due, at the date of this A.D. 1967, at 10 o'clock A.M., to determine the address of Judge of Probate Judge of Probate YTS, Deceased. notice, for principal and In­ No suit or proceedings at Eastern standard Time, said said Defendant. GEORGE R, THORNTON Publication and servIce law or In equity having been BRUCE HOLLOWICK IT IS ORDERED that on terest, the sumofTENTHOU­ mortgage w111 be foreclosed Attorney shall be made as provided by instituted to recover the debt 4, And further Plaintiff salth Attorney April 28, 1967, at 10:20 A.M. SAND TWO HUNDRED SIXTY· by a sale at public auction, not. 30 Goodspeed Building statute and Court rule, secured by said mortgage or 3132 S. Pennsylvania Ave. in the Probate Courtroom, SEVEN AND 66/100 to the highest bidder, at the East Lansing, Michigan 15w3 Date: March 31, 1967 any part thereof. Now, there- 5, The last known address Lansing, Michigan 15w3 Lansing, Michigan, a hearing ($10,267.66) DOLLARS, Michigan avenue entrance of of the above named Defendant JAMES T. KALLMAN fore, b'y virtue of the power Judge of Probate be held on the petition of No suit or proceedings at the City Hall Building, In the is Senath, Missouri, c/o Ray American Bank and Trust Co,, law or In equity having been of sale contained in said mort­ City of Lansing, County of Ing­ Winkle, LLOYD D, PARR gage, and pur su ant to the PUBLICATION ORDER PUBLICATION ORDER Attorney for estate Trustee, for allowance of its Instituted to recover the debt ham, state of Michigan (that Herman u. Lowe statute of the state of Mlch~ E-2595 E-2740 800 Dave'nport Bldg. twenty-second account. secured by said mortgage or being the building where the SUbscribed and sworn to be­ State of Michigan, in the state of Michigan, in the Publication and service any part thereof, Now, there­ igan In such case m ad e and Circuit Court for the County fore me this 16th day of March, Lansing, Michigan 14w3 provided, notice Is hereby Probate Court for the County Probate Court for the County shall be made as provided by fore, by virtue of the power of of Ingham is held), of the !967. given that on Friday, the 12th of Ingham. of Ingham, statute and Court rule, sale contained in said mort­ premises described in said Joan Marie Slee, Notary Pub­ day of May, A.D. 1967, at 10 Matter of IRENE DUKE, Matter of GRACE M. HIG­ Date: March 30, 1967 gage, and pursuant to the sta­ mortgage, or so much thereof lic PUBLICATION ORDER o'clock A,M,, Eastern Stan­ Mentally Incompetent. GINS, Physically Infirm. J AMES.T, KALLMAN tute of the state of Michigan as may be necessary to pay Ingham County, Michigan E-2646 dard Time, said mortgage w111 IT IS ORDERED that on IT IS ORDERED that on June state of Michigan, In the Judge of Probate in such case made and pro­ the amount due, as aforesaid, My Commission expires: June 21, 1967, at 10:45 A.M. 21, 1967, at 10:10 A.M. in the AMERICAN BANKAND vided, notice Is hereby giv­ be fore closed by a sale at 10/31/69 Probate Court for the County on said mortgage, with the in the Probate Courtroom, 116 Probate Courtroom, 116 W, of Ingham. TRUST CO, en that on Wednesday, the 14th public auctlon, to the highest Interest thereon at 6 per cent Joan Marie Slee, formerly bidder, at the Michigan avenue W, ottawa st., Lansing, Mich­ ottawa st., Lansing, l';;tchigan, Estate of ERNEST REY­ Trust Dept. day of June, A.D. 19G7, at (6%) per annum and all legal known as Joan Marie Bush. Igan, a hearing be held at which a hearing be held at which all Lansing, Michigan Ten o'clock fore -noon, East­ ent ranee of the City Hall A True Copy NOLDS, Deceased, 14w3 costs, charges and expenses, all creditors of said mentally creditors of said physically ern Standard Time, said mort­ Building, In the City of Lan­ Including the attorney fees c. Ross Hilliard IT IS ORDERED that on Incompetent are required to infirm are required to prove gage will be foreclosed by a sing, County of Ingham, state allowed by law, and also any Ingham County Clerk April 27, 1967, at 2:15 P.M. PUBLICATION ORDER prove their claims. Creditors their claim:;, Creditors must In the Probate Courtroom, sale at public auction, to the of Michigan (that being the sum or sums which may be 15w6 must file sworn clai m.s with file sworn claims with the E-1598 highest bidder, at the Michigan building where the Circuit paid by the undersigned, nee· Lansing, Michigan, a hearing state of Michigan, in the the court and serve a copy on court and serve a copy on Da­ be held on the petition of avenue entrance of the City Court for the County of Ing­ essary to protect Its inter- Bruce Hollowlck, 3132 South vid M. Seelye, 1007 Bauch Probate Court for the County Hall Building, in the City of ham is held), of the premises PUBLICATION ORDER Donald G, Fox for license to est In the pre mlses, Which Pennsylvania Ave., Lansing, Bldg,, Lansing, Michigan, pri­ of Ingham. Lansing, County of Ingham, described in said mortgage, state of Michigan, in the sell real estate of said de~ said premises are described Michigan, prior to said hear­ or to said hearing, Estate of HELEN WEBB, State of Michigan (that being or so much thereof as may be Circuit Court for the County ceased, Persons interested iri · as follows: All that certain ing. Publication and service Mentally Incompetent. the building where the Circuit necessary to pay the amount of Ingham. said estate are directed to IT IS ORDERED that on piece or parcel of land sit· Publication and s e rv 1 ce shall be made as provided by Court for the County of Ing­ due, as aforesaid, on said uate In the Township of Lan­ HERMAN U. LOWE, Plain­ appear at said hearlngtoshow April 28, 1967, at 10:10 A.M. shall be made as provided by statute and Court rule. cause why such license should ham Is held), of the premises mortgage, with the Interest sing, In the County of Ingham, tiff vs LOIS L. LOWE, De­ Date: April 6, 196? in the Probate Courtroom, thereon at per cent (5 3/4%) fendant. statute and Court rule. not be granted. described in said mortgage, or and state of Michigan and Date: April 7, 1967 RAY C. HOTCHKISS Lansing, Michigan, a hearing so much thereof as may be per annum and all legal costs, In the above entitled cause Pub I! cat ion and service be held on the petition of Amer­ described as follows, to-wit: RAY C, HOTCHKISS Judge of Probate shall be made as provided by necessary to pay the amount charges and expenses, in­ Lot 13, Willow Heights, a it appearing that the Defendant, DAVID M, SEELYE Ican Bank and Trust Co., Guar­ cluding the attorney fees al­ Lois L, Lowe, is not a resi­ Judge of Probate statute and Court rule, due, as aforesaid, on said subdivision of a part of BRUCE HOLLOWICK Attorney dian, for allowance of Its first mortgage, with the Interest lowed by law, and also any dent of this state ~ nd that Date: March 29, 1967 the SW 1/4 Section 7, T4N, Attorney 1007 Bauch Bldg, account, . thereon at seven per cent (7%) sum or sums which may be process for her appearance RAY C. HOTCHKISS R2W, City of Lansing, Ing­ 3132 S. Pennsylvania Ave. Lansing, Michigan PublIca tl on and service per annum and all legal costs, paid by the undersigned, ne c­ has been duly Issued and that 15w3 Judge of Probate ham County, Michigan, ac­ Lansing, Michigan 15w3 shall be made as provided by charges and expenses, in­ essary to protect its interest the same could not be served DONALD G, FOX statute and Court rule, cording to the recorded plat cluding the attorney fees al­ In the premises. Which said by reason of her absence from Attorney for estate thereof as recorded In Liller PUBLICATION ORDER Date: March 30, 1967 lowed by law, and also any premises are described as this state and It can not be Michigan National Tower JAMES T, KALLMAN 24 of Plats, Page 25, said E-2709 Lansing, Michigan 14w3 sum or sums which may be follows: All That certain piece Ingham County Records, ascertained in what state or PUBLICATION ORDER state of Michigan, In the Judge of Probate or parce I of land situate in the County the Defendant resides, paid by the undersigned, nec­ Dated at Southf!e ld, Mich • E-2963 Probate Court for the County AMERICAN BANK AND Township of Lansing, in the therefore, on motion ofHutter PUBLICATION ORDER essary to protect its interest lgan January 21. 1967 state of Michigan, in the of Ingham, TRUST CO. In the premises, Which said County of Ingham, and state of and Longson, Attorneys for E-2791 Trust Dept, Probate Court for the County Matter of THERESA E, RA· premises are described as Michigan and described as fol· The length of the pe r!od of the Plaintiff; of Ingham. state of Michigan, in the Lansing, Michigan PHAEL, Mentally Incompe­ 14w3 follows: All that certain piece lows, to-wit: redemption from such sale IT IS HEREBY ORDER­ Matter of ALBERT D, Probate Court for the County tent. of Ingham. or parcel of land situate In the Lot No, 4, Plat of Baker's will be 6 months. ED, that the Defendant enter CROSS, Physically Infirm. PUBLICATION ORDER Replat of Lot 12, Eon Air her appearance In said cause IT IS ORDEREDthatonJune Estate of OTHO W, LOWE, City of Lansing, In the County TUCKER, INC. and CARPEN· IT IS ORDERED that on June D-6612 Farms SUbdivision on the on or before three months from 21, 1967, at 9:50 A.M. in the Deceased. of Ingham, and state of Michi­ TRY, INC, 21, 1967, at 10:20 A.M. In the Probate Courtroom, 116 W. State of Michigan, in the gan and described as follows, East 1/2 of the Northwest Mortgagees the 16th day of March, 1967, Probate Courtroom, 116 W. IT IS ORDERED that on Probate Court for the County ottawa st., Lansing, Michi­ to-wit: 1/4 of Section 18, Town 4 MARViN KRAMF.R the date of this order, and that, ottawa st., Lansing, Michigan, April 27, 1967, at 2:00 P.M. of Ingham. gan, a hearing be held at which in the Probate Courtroom, Lot No. 10 Plat of Brown's North, Range 2 West, Lan­ Attorney for Mortgagees within forty days the Plain­ a hearing be held at which all Estate of LYLE C. HOW· sing Township, Ingham tiff cause this order to be all creditors of said mentally Lansing, Michigan, a hearing Subdivision of a part of Out 307 Northland Towers creditors of said physically LETT, Deceased, County, Michigan, accord­ published in the Ingham County Incompetent are required to be held on the petitlonofRich­ lots A and B of Snyder's Southfield, Michigan 48076 infirm are required to prove IT IS ORDERED that on ing to the plat thereof as News, a newspaper published prove their claims. Creditors ard A. Lowe for license to Addition to the City of Lan­ 4W13 their claims, Creditors must April 28, 1967, at 10:00 A.M. recorded In Lll~r 21 of and circulated withIn said must file sworn claims with sell real estate of said de­ sing, together with the here• file sworn ·claims with the In the Probate Courtroom, Plats, Page 4, Ingham County, the said publication the court and serve a copy ceased. Persons interested ir. d It aments and appurten­ court and serve a copy on on Harold J. Raphael, 6017 Lansing, Michigan, a hearing ances thereof. County Records. to be continued once in each said estate are directed to be held on the petition of Algeroy D. Cross, 106 South Beechwood DrIve, Haslett, The length of the period of The length of the period of week for six weeks in suc­ H om e r, Lansing, Michigan, appear at said hearlngtoshow American Bank and Trust Co., cession. Michigan, prior to said hear­ cause why such license should redemption from such sale wm redemption from such sale prior to said hearing, ing. Trustee, for allowance of its be 6 months. will be 12 months. JACK W, WARREN Publication and service not be granted. fourth account. Publication and se rvlce Pu bli cat !on and service Dated at Detroit, Michig:lll Dated at Detroit, Michigan Cir.cult Judge shall be made as provided by Publication and service February 2, 1967 COUNTERSIGNED: shall be made· as provided by shall be made as provided by March 15th, 1967. statute and Court rule. statute and Court rule, shall be made as provided by SERVICE SAVINGS Farm Bureau Life Insurance Inez L. Swaninger Date: April ?, 1967 statute and Court rule. statute and Court rule, Deputy Clerk Date: April 6, 196? Date: March 29, 1967 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Company of Michigan RAY C, HOTCHKISS RAY C. HOTCHKISS Date: March 30, 1967 Assignee of Mortgagee Dated: March 22, 196? RAY C, HOTCHKI~ a Michigan Corporation, Judge of Probate Judge of Probate JAMES T. KALLMAN Mortgagee SHAHEEN & SHAHEEN . A true copy; DAVID M. SEELYE Judge of Probate GEORGE R. THORNTON Judge of Probate GREENBERG & GREENBERG By Joseph Shaheen C. Ross H1lliard Attorney JOHN H. ELIASOHN . Attorney AMERICAN BANK AND Attorney for Mortgagee Attorneys for Assignee of Ingham County Clerk I 007 Bauch Bldg. Attorney for estate TRUSI' CO, Mortgagee 30 Goodspeed Bklg. 2325 S. Cedar greet 1700 Buhl Bldg., 15w6 Lansing, Michigan 15w3 East Lansing, Michigan 15w3 Trust Dept. 3157 Gual"'lian Building Lansing, Michigan 14w3 Detroit, Mich. 48226 Lansing, Michigan 14w3 WO 2-4033 llw13 Detroit, M1chlgan48226 6wl3 ·The Ingham County News, Wednesday, April 19, 1967 -Page B-12

SYCAMORE ST. BAPTIST ST. AUGUSTINE OF CAN­ ALL SAINTS LUTHERAN LESLIE FREE METHODIST WHEATFIELD METHODIST, a.m.; evening service, 7:30 ADVENTIST Church and Race s t r e e t s, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 4331 Sycamore TERBURY - 546 W. South CHURCH, Lutheran Church In Dr, Glenn Frye, pastor. SUn­ p.in. Mid week services Wed· Timothy Shimmons, pastor, CHURCH, Stockbridge, Rev, street, Holt, John L. Rogers, street, Mason. Sylvester M. · America, 720 West South st. day School, 9:45 a.m.; Morn­ nesday 7 p.m. C,Y,C; Prayer HOLT SEVENTH-DAY AD­ Sunday school, lOa.m.; morn­ Stuart Werner, Min lste r~. pastor. SUnday school, 10 a.m. at !27, Paul A, Tide· Ing Worship, 11 a.m. 1 VENTIST, 11/2 mile south Vaughan, VIcar. 8:30a.m. Holy u.s. service 7:30p.m. Morn 1n g worship, 11 a.m~ morning worship, 11 a.m.; ing worship, 11; ·evening ser­ of Holt road on Grovenburg Eucharist; 10:00 a.m. Holy mann, pastor, Sundayworshlp: Nursery provided for pre· training union, 6 p.m.; eve­ 11:00 a.m. Sunday Church vice, 7:30 prayer meeting FIRST METHODIST HOLT METHODIST r oad1 Elder A.K Phillips, Eucharist (1st, 3rd SUndays); school children. SUnday school ning worship, 7 p.m.; mid­ Wednesday. CHURCH, Mason; Keith L. pastor. Sabbath school, 9:30 10:00 a.m. church School and School: 9:45 a.m. Holy Com­ CHURCH N, Cedar at Aure­ 9:45 a.m. Coffee hour and adult week pyayer service and Bible Hayes, Minister. SUnday a.m.: worship service, 11 a.m. Nursery; 7:00 a.m. Holy Eu­ munion: 2nd & 4th Sundays. lius rend, Holt, Rev. Phillip classes after church. Youth study, 7 p.m. Wednesday. Nur­ FAITH METHODIST Morning Worship, 10:00 a.m.; charist (Holy Days); 7:30p.m. Catechism classes and choirs, CHURCH, 4301 S. Waverly R. Glotfelty, Jr. Morning Ser­ Fellowship moat Sunday eve­ sery for children Is provided Church Scliool, 11:15; Jr. & BUNKER HILL SEVENTH­ Wednesday Evening Holy Eu­ We dn e sd a y, Thursday, and vices, 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 ning, Junior High at 5:30 p,m, during all services, road, Methodist and Evangel­ Sr. MYF, 6:30p.m. DAY ADVENTISTS, Elder Roy charist, Saturday, Youth discussions: Ical United Brethren. Minis­ a.m. Church School meets at Senior: high at 7 p.m. E. Lemon, pas!or. Services Wednesday and SUnday. ter J, Edward Cherryhomes, 11:00 a.m: Jr. and Sr. MYF every Saturday, Sabbath FREE METHODIST FAITH LUTHERAN SU;day school, 9:30 to 11 a.m.; INGHAM CIRCUIT METH­ meets each SUnday at 6:30 school, 10:30 a.m.; preaching CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH, (American), 4515 sunday Worship and World­ ODIST, Daniel Harris, minis­ p.m. ter, Northwest, morning wor­ 10:30 a.m.; preaching ser­ LESLIE FREEMETHODIST Dobie road, Okemos, across wide ·com m u n 1on services, LESLIE METHODIST, Rev. ship; 9 a.m. church school, vice, 9:30a.m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Church and Race streets, from Forest Hills, Douglas 9:30 to 11 a.m. William A. Wu rzll, pastor. SCIENTIST, corner of Oak Frank J. Sines, pastor. Sun­ M cBrlde, pastor. SUnday !0:15 a.m. Mlllvllle Church Worship servIce, 10 a.m. ROMAN CATHOLIC WILLIAMSTON SEVENTH and Barnes, Mason, SUnday day school, 10 a.m.; morning school and worship service, DANSVILLE COMMUNITY school 10:00 a.m. morning Sunday school, 11:15 a.m. services, 11 a.m.; Sunday worship, 11; evening service, METHODIST ANDVANTOWN, worship 11:00 a.m. MYF - DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH, 10:15 a.m. Nursery for tots. ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC s c h o o I during the service, 7: 30 prayer m•3etlng Wednes­ D.C. Carpenter, Th. D., Min­ 7:30 p.m. Prayer & Bible Services Sabbath school, Sat­ Williamston, William G. Han· urday 9:30 a.m., church ser­ Wednesday evening meetings day, LANSING ZION LUTHER­ Ister. Dansville, 10 a.m. study Wednesday evening. MORMON at 8; public reading room Is AN, F,P, Zimmerman, pas­ kerd, pastor, Masses: SUndays vices, saturday 11 a.m., pray­ DANSVILLE FREE METH­ church school; 11:15 a.m., CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST open at the church Wednesday tor. One block north of Cav­ 7:30, 9 and 11 a.m. Holy Days; er meeting 7:30 p.m., Wed­ ODIST Robert Sawyer, pas­ church service; Vantown, 10 FAITH HAVEN METHO­ OF LATTER DAY SAINTS and Saturday, 2:00 to 4:00 anaugh road on South Pennsyi­ 7 and 8 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; nesday, Minister Rev, A, H. tor. SUnday school, 10 a.m.; a.m., worship; church school, DIST CHURCH, 3133 Pleas­ (Morman), 431 E. Saginaw van Ia, Sunday school, 9:30 road, East LansIng, Kelly a.'1d Fridays which are school Mohr, worship service, 11 a.m. FMY !1. ant Grove road. Mlnlster1 a.m.; Church service 10:30 Thurston, bishop, Priesthood days at 11:10 a.m. Perpetual meeting, 6:30 p.m.; evening CHRIST METHODIST Rev. Albert W. Frevert, SUn­ help Novena, Saturday eve­ a.m, . meeting, 9 a.m.; Sunday COMMUNITY worship, 7:15 p.m.; CYC CHURCH, 517 West Jolly road, day worship services, 10:00 nings, 7:30 Confessions heard school, 10:30 a.m.; evening BAPTIST meetIng, Wednesday, 7:00 METHODIST Wilson M. Tennant, minister a.m. and 11:15 a.m.; SUnday Saturdays 10:30 until 11:30 OKEMOS COMMUNITY p.m.; prayer meeting, and Melnte Schuurmans, as­ school, 10:00 a.m.; nursery service, 5 p.m. WESLEY FELLOWSHIP, a.m., and from 7 until 8:30 CHURCH, 4740 N, Okemos Wednesday, 7:30p.m. sociate minister. worship through Oth grade, 11:15 a.m. WILLIAMSTON BAPTIST, 5008 Armstrong road, Lan­ p.m. also the evenings before road, Okemos, Michigan, 9:30 and 11 a.m., church Harold Reese, pastor, Church sing, one block east of Rob­ NAZARENE holy days and first Fridays 48864 1 Mr. John E. Cermak, school for all ages, nursery GROVENBURG METH­ from 7:30 until 8:30 p.m. Re­ school, 10 a.m.; worship ser­ inson furniture store, Rev. HOLT CHURCH OF THE Minister, 9:45 a,m, church and crib room care. Junior ODIST, Grovenburg road, ligion for public school chll­ vices, 11 a.m. and 7:30p.m.; LUTHERAN Everett Ashley, pastor. SUn­ NAZARENE, Jerry Ulrich, school for all ages, (Nursery choir practice and junior and Maurice E. Glasgow, pastor. dren; high s c h o o 1, Monday Young People Meeting, 6:30 ST. MATTHEWLUTHERAN day school, 10 a. m,; morn­ pastor. sunday school, 10 a.m. provided); 11:00 a.m. Morn­ CHURCH, Holt, Rev. Warren senior MYF, 6:30; 7:30 p.m., Worship hour 9:45, church evenings, 7:30; grade school, p.m.; prayer service, Wed­ Ing worship, 11. morning worship, 11; NYPS, nesday, 8 p.m. ing worship, (Nursery provid­ Schumacher, Pastor, Meets at evening worship. school, 10:45, SUndays alter 9 o'clock mass, ed), STOCKBRIDGE METH­ 6:30 p.m., evening evangel­ Midway Elem,~ntary school in Istic service, 7 p.m.; prayer all classes held In the schoo), MASON BAPTIST, Rev, All-Purpose room, Morning ODIST, Rev. William Frayer, FELT PLAINS, METHO­ WILLIAMSTON FREE Adult instructions by appoint­ HASLETT COMMUNITY pastor, Sunday school, 10:00 DIST, William A. Wurzel, pas­ METHODIST, Rev. Burton meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 ment, Murl Eastman, pastor. Morn­ worship begins at 9 a.m., Sun­ p.m. Ing worship, 10; Sunday CHURCH, Monterey and Tona­ day School at 10 a.m. a.m.; church services, 11:00 tor, Church school, 10:30 a.m. Kincaid, pastor, Church wanda drive, charles o. a.m. worship service, 11:30 a.m. school, 10 a.m.; sermon, 11 school, 11: 15; Baptist Youth MUNITH CHURCH OF THE Fellowship, 6:15 p.m.; eve­ Erickson, minister, Church school, beginners through 4th NAZARENE, Donald Streets, S.S. CORNELIUS AND CY· ning service, 7:00; Wednesday, pastor, SUnday school1 0 a.m. 7:30 p.m., prayer and Bible grade at 10:00 a.m.; all ages PRIAN CATHOLIC, Catholic study, at 11:15 a.m.;mornlngser­ morning worship, 11:00 a.m. church road, Bunkerhlll, Leo vlce, 10:00 a.m.; nursery and NYPS, 6:45 p.m., evening Ramer, pastor. SUnday mass· toddler care provided during service, 7:30 p.m. Thursday es, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. holy DANSVILLE BAPTIST, evening prayer meeting, 7:30 SUnday school, 10 a.m.; wor­ the service, day masses, 6 and 8:30 a.m. ship services 11 a.m. and p.m. 7:30 p.m.; young people's ONONDAGA COMMUNITY MASON CHURCH OF THE ST. JAMES CA'l'HOLIC, meeting 6:30 p.m.; Wednes­ CHURCH, (United Church of NAZARENE, Rev, Joseph 1003 S. Lansing street, Rev. day prayer meeting and Bible Christ) Rev. G. MacKenzie Nielson, Pastor, Sunday Brendan K. Ledwldge, pastor, study, 7:30p.m. Rev. Christy pastor, 10 a.m. SUnday school; school 10:a.m. Morning Wor­ Masses sunday 81 10 and 12, Gentry, pastor, 1! a.m. church services, ship, 11 :J.,m. SUnday evening Holy days, 8:30 a.m. and 7:30 service, 7:00 p.m. Young peo­ p.m. First Fridays, Holy Com­ ple, 6:00 p.m. Prayer meet­ munion at 6:45 a.m. Mass at HOLT BAPTIST CHURCH 7 a.m. Evening devotions at Auburn and w. Holt road, Rev, CONGREGATIONAL Ing on Wednesday evening, 7:00, 7:30 p.m. followed by Holy Gordon Sander, pastor, Morn­ LESLIE CONGREGATION· Communion, Confessions Sat­ Ing worship, 8:45 & ll a.m.; AL - CHRISTIAN, churcll BUNKERHILL CHURCH OF urdays 4 to 5 p.m. and 7:30 Sunday School, 10 a.m.; YPCF, school, 9:45; m·Jrnlng wor­ THE NAZARENE: Rev. Rich- . to 9 p.m., Thursdays before 5:45; Evening worship, 7 p.m.; ship, 11 a.m.; Youth fellow­ ard R. Cook, pastor. SUnday first Fridays 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, 7:15p.m., prayer ship, 7 p.m.; Choir rehear­ School, 10 a.m.; morning wor­ service, Catechism instructions by ap­ sal, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Rev. ship, 11 a.m.; N. Y.P,S,, 6:45 pointment, Baptisms by ap­ Ressell R. Hoover, Pastor, p.m.; evening service, 7:30 pointment. p.m.; Wednesday evening GRACE BAPTIST OF ON­ prayer meeting, 7 p, m, ONDAGA, next door to town hall, Mal Hoyt, pastor. sun­ day school, 10 a.m.; morning WEST COLUMBIACHURCH UNDENOMINATIONAL worship, 11; evening service, CHRIST CHURCH HEN­ OF THE NAZARENE, on West 8; prayer meeting and Bible RIETTA, Robert H. Richard­ Columbia, East of Aurelius son, rector. Services, 8 road, Rev, John Frye, pastor. CHILDS BIBLE, Reverend class, Wednesday morning, 10 L.P. Buroker. SUnday school, and 11. SUnday school, 10:15 a.m.; a.m. and 11 a.m.; Church 10 a.m.; morning worship ser­ school, 11 a.m.; Communion morning worship, 11:15 a.m.; vice, 11; Young Peoples meet­ the first and third SUndays NYPS, 7:15 p.m.; evangelistic Ing, 6:30 p.m.; Sundayevenlng FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of the month, 11 a.m.; Morn­ service, 8 p.m. Wednesday, worship, 7:30 prayer meeting,. prayer meeting, 8 p.m. OF LESLIE, Murl Eastman, ing prayer the second and Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Qlon­ Interim pastor, SUnday school, fourth Sundays of the month, daga, 10:00 a.m., classes for all 11 a.m. OKEMOS CHURCH OF THE ages; worship hour, 11:00 NAZARENE, Rev. W. W. Rid­ a.m.; BYF, 6:30 p.m. Sunday enour, pastor, SUnday school, N 0 R T H AURELIUS evening; Evening services 7:30 ST. KATHERINE'S EPI~­ 10 a.m.; morning worship, 11 CHURCH, Rev, James T. El­ p.m. SUnday; Midweek s e r­ COPAL CHURCH, John H. Al­ a.m. Young peoples meeting, kins, Pastor. SUnday school, vlce, hour of prayer, 8:00p.m, brecht, Rector, Meridian road, 6:15 p.m.; evening service, 7 1 O:OO a.m.; Morning worship, Wednesday, half-mile north of M-43, half­ p.m.; prayer meeting, Wed­ 11:00 a.m.; Youth Meetings, way between Wllliam.ston and nesday, 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m.; Evening Service, Okemos. Services: 8 a.m., 7:30 p.m.; Prayer meeting communion; 10 a.m., com­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. AURELIUS BAPTIST, 4429 munion 1st and 3rd Sundays; PRESBYTERIAN Barnes road, Rev, Frederick This is n dny of reckoning. This is a day of exactness. This is J day when every morning prayer, 2nd anct 4th rnnn must ~tnnci up nnd be counted. Whether you arc n watchm.1ker or a grinder P, Raft, pastor. SUnday school, Sundays, Church School and FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 9:45 a.m.; morning worship, of hi~h-powl•rcd lt•n!-ie~ .. , ym1've gut to be f!.UOd. God demands our best. He is nursery at 10 a.m. service, CHURCH, Mason. 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aren't expected to go up as might be llke in 1967 1 the meat consumption per person much as they did in 1966, specialists estimated: hasn't changed much over the But the Increase may be great­ Reduced beef supplles wlll last half-century. But poultry er than in most recent years, mean higher beef prices, part­ meat has increased great 1 y according to specialists with icularly afte1· mid-year. Dairy since 1940, The steady meat the Michigan State University product prices are expected consumption Is a combina­ Cooperative Extension Ser­ to remain high, and above tion of a rise In beef con­ vice, 1966 on the average. Cereal sumption and a correspond· Mrs. Anita Dean, and Lu­ and bakery products will move ing decrease in pork con­ elle Ketchum, specialists In upward gradually as they have sumption. foods and home management, in most postwar years, but the lb. have been keeping close track Increase won't be as great Seek Improvement of the food price situation, as In most recent years, CENTER They say that though the Prices will also creep up­ ECKRICH LB. prices are going up, they don't ward on fats and oils and In Powdered Milk HAM SLICES lb.89~ expect the homemaker to tight­ many p roc e s s e d fruits and An extensive research proj­ SLICED BOLOGNA lb. 69c en purse strings. Food ex­ vegetables. Sweet potato ect aimed at reducing losses TABLERITE penditures are expected to go prices for the winter and in powdered mllk quallty is FRESH GROUND up, but not as muchasin1966. spring wiJI be much above a under way at Michigan state LUNCH MEAT And the increase probably year ago, but potato prices university. HAMBURG 3 lbs. s129 lb.S9c won't be as high, in propor­ In general will average only MSU agricultural engineers \/HOLE OR RIB HALF tion, as the Increase in in­ slightly higher. are teaming up with scien­ come the average homemaker Pork, poultry and eggs are tists In the U.s. department HOMEMADE BULK has to spend. This creates expected to be lower in 1967. of agriculture to find ways 3 lbs. PORK LOIN lb.S9c hardships for famllles whose The large Increase in the cit· to reduce the quallty deter!· SAUSAGE 89c Incomes don't increase. rus fruIt crop this winter oration that often occurs when On the average, the per­ should result In lower prices excessive heat Is used during ARMOUR centage of Income spent for through much of 1967, processing. VENDS Delicious Homemade Bologna food probably will decline The outlook for 1967 in· for The engineers explain that 3 oz. slightly In 1967, as it has in dicates that Americans will If milk powders are not cooled POTTED MEAT 2 1Sc MOKEHOUSE continue to demand more food, Immediately after they are Reg. and All Beef, Home Cured And food supplies will In· made, the heat remaining In for SPECIAL 5oz. Solid State ·crease. This is the basis for them can lower their quality, VIENNA SAUSAGE 3 69c most food price predictions, especially if they are handled HORMEL The specialists pointed out In large bins, tanks or con­ that volume of crop products System Could tainers. Under the direction 12 oz. COCA COLA a vallable will Increase. Other S1c of Dr. A.W. Farrall, MSU SPAM Increases are expected In sup­ agricultural engineer, the sci· piles of pork, poultry, eggs, entists will determine how GLASSES EA. Cut Repairs fruits and vegetables. much heat the powders are· SHORTENING Food for milltary use will subjected to under present How would you like a home IGA HAMBURG OR HOT DOG take some of the supply, the cooling methods. computer that could automati­ food specialist Indicated, but Both skim and whole milk 2for 49c cally keep your bank account civilians will use more food BUNS 8 pk. and household budget up to powders cooled at various den­ SWIFT'NING too, In proportion to the pop­ sities, moisture contents and date, work out your tax re· ulation. temperatures will be studied. turn, keep stock of household for "Food consumption in 1966 The USDA and MSU en­ IGA POP 7 flo ;ors 12 oz. 13 S1 QQ supplies, and decide the best was averaging close to one gineers wlii also work out the way to store food In the re­ per cent above 1965 on a per principles for cooling milk frigerator? TREESWEET GRAPEFRUIT OR person basis," Mrs. Dean powders effectively and effi­ Sound impossible? This and says. "The increases were c~ ss~ ciently, They will apply these a other highly efficient appli­ mainly In crop products, But principles to improve the cool­ OVEN-FRESH WHOLE OR CRACKED qt. 14 oz. ances may be entirely possible ORANGE JUICE consumers are eating more Ing equipment now being used soon. The key? Solid state poultry, vegetables oils and commercially andtotestanew systems, said Carl Edwards, potatoes, They're eating less laboratory-size cooling sys­ agricultural engineer special­ WHEAT BREAD 2 for 49c ___ pork, milk, noncitrus fruits, tem. izing In housing with the Co· V0-5 operative Extension Service at HAIR SPRAY Michigan State University, IGA Solid state systems are a Sees Increased Need recent introduction in appli­ king 5 oz. ance and consumer electron­ IGA Strip~ TOOTHPASTE Ics fields. For Food Scientists CIGARETTES Simply, a solid state system combines the functions of More people, money, and Vollink sees a "Wide vari­ Potato KING PLAIN-FILTER, MENTHOL many separate electro­ knowledge mean more career ety of opportunities" In the CLEARISIL uintment Hi oz mechanIcal operations in opportunities In the food in­ food industry. "We wlll con­ electrical circuits, The cir· dustry of the future, a food tinue to need speclallsts in cults are Incorporated Into one researcher told participants horticulture, chemistry, engi­ Chips 10 pk. solid chip of silicon. The in a food science symposium neerlng and food technology 14 oz. carton chip may be no larger than at Michigan State Unl verslty. as we do today. The food Musselman's 1soz. the head of a pin, but each W. L. Vollink, manager of scientist wlll find him s e If can perform the work of many General Foods' Post Division working in many different Cl~arfield PIMIENTO SLICES BLACK RASPBERRIES or 3/$1 vacuum tubes or transistors Research Laboratories In fields, such as biochemistry, BLUEBERRIES In electronic equipment or Battle Creek said that the biology, zoology. . .veteri· ind. wrap - 16 oz 69C many electro-mechanical de­ nary medicine • • , quality t e c h no I o g i c a 1 innovations REGULAR or DRIP vices In appliances. which will continue to cut control, design and produc­ Borden's SHERBET Y2 gal. 59C IGA Brownie Mix lb. 6 az. Solid' state systems are a down labor requirements will tion," he said. 1 35C space age development, They increase the need for food Volllnk took part in the IGA COFFEE c~~· 67 ~ Borden's BRO\'IN GIANT 12 pk. make It possible to reduce scientists. dedication of MSU's new Food 49C • Nescafe 6 oz. we I gh t and size of home The demand for food in science b u i I ding, which he 78C electronic equipment and the u.s. wlll continue to rise praised as a step toward pro­ Michigan COTTAGE CHEESE lb. Freshlike VEGETABLES electronic controls, And they with the population, which Is viding some of the thousands 25C GR~~~,. ~,~ANs -- GAR ~.:~.• ~.EAS Glo·Coat pt. 11 OZ; increase reliability and ease expected to reach over 300 of food scientists that will TABLETREJI.T 1 69C of operation, million by the year 2,000, Val­ be needed in the near future. CREAM CORN -- WHOLE CORN "Deterioration with age Is Some of the developments MAYONNAISE qt. 1.4\J•oJ., net 12·tJ& , nel link said. qt. 14 oz. almost eliminated and repair Consumer incomes also are which food scientists will have 59C Klear Wax $1.29 requirements are low. Some expected to continue to climb, to deal with, he said, are warranties on solid state prod­ bringing an increased demand freeze-drying of foods, freez­ G(JLDEN RIPE ucts are for as long as five for greater varieties of foods ing at extremelylowtempera­ 6 oz. years," Edwards said. and more convenience foods, tures and food preservation DOLE JUICES 19C These systems might logl· The growing number of work· through atomic radiation. cally make It possible for ing wives and the shift from other technological advan­ BANANAS homemakers of the future to ces predicted Include more rural to urban living also 16 oz. have a TV that can be turn­ will make for greater use of widespread use of computers COFFEE RICH 2/49C ed off and on, tuned and ad­ prepared foods, he said, and "environmental sensors" justed by a wave of the handj As technology produces im • to control food preparation; a temperature-sensitive oven proved methods of preserving Improved conveyor and trans­ that cooks to perfection; a a(ld preparing foods, more fer systems to handle food wash e r·d rye r combination scientists wlll be needed to being processed; and more that cleans clothes, discards apply those methods to new automatic equipment to grade, the water, dries them and food products, Volll~ said, weigh and package a wider turns off when the correct Increased overseas food aid variety of foods, Vollink said, dryness Is reached, also was cited as a factor In STRAWBERRIES IllS With solid state systems the growing need for food a central air-conditioning and net wt. scientists. "Increasingly, our CALIFORNIA heating system Is possible country Is turning to food 10-oz. GRAOE that automatically controls the scientists and technologists-­ i'ac•age 'A' humidity and air flow as well including those in Industry-· CELERY ~ as temperature. for ways to develop new, in­ L!l RGE ST.ALK 19¢ So far, production of home expensive food supplements VALENCIA 138 size appliances and equipment us­ and protein substitutes to help Ing solid state is limited, but feed the exploding populations It's expected to Increase sub­ In many of the world's un­ ORANGES Dozen stantially within the next few 11 derdeveloped count r 1 e s1 years, Once In mass pro­ Volllnk said, duction,. solid state devices "American agriculture and Pennie• wlll make available to the are wonh food processors, as well as 25, consumer a variety of new 1-'loy Detective. our governments, will be In­ In trade at DENSMORE'S designs and features tor creasingly involved In this Fir1d What Your ~==~ Open 9 to 9 Ro•n or Shine FOODLINE equipment at r e as o nab le global battle against hunger Looking For In rates," Edwards concluded, as time goes on," he said, Th" Classified Section I The,Ingham County News, Wednesday, April 19, 1967- Page C-2 Beef-as Beef Should Toste! oJ--. 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EARLY BIRD LOWEST PRICE IN TOWN STORAGE •I $1995 ...... ' NOW OPEN CERTIFICATE ...... ,.· --~ - '' ' . CIGARETTES WEATHER PERMITTING Good Tho Month Of April Only ,;;,, Clip This Oerlificale and Bring KIDDIE LAND TERRACE GOLF 7 Kiddie Rides 18 Hole Miniature It In With Your Order. You Will Receive A Big 10% Discount 2i~TON MEET THE SWINGER. 1 FREE RIDE 1 FREE GAME with $7,00 purchase :with this coupon During lhe Month of April. WITH COUPON _This is the Polaroid Land camera for a whole new = and this coupon land 1 paid admission LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER _generation. It.'s so loaded with great inventions it's~ Tournaments. Expires April 24, 1967 almost alive, It "talks" to you right in the view· § Certificate Expires April 30, finder. When it says YES you've got the right set- ~ Welcome ting. So shoot, and 15 seconds later you zip off a § finished black ar;d white picture. i -- % STATE PARTY RATES VITAMIN AT inn:J FE 9-2175 CAMERA SHOP 485-2465 484-7219 DISCOUNT DOWNTOWN FRANDOR EAST LANSING & COSMETICS coupons void April 30

SHOWER Of VALUES Good Only Until April 29, 1967 SAVE $3.00- No. 2602 X NEW ENCYCLOPEDIC REFERENCE BIBLE- Morocco Leather Lined $29.95 ·'· ·,. Special price to April 29, 1967 $26.95 SAVE $2.00- ,. ··'' No. 10036 THE MAN WHO CHANGED THE WORLD- Lockyer $ 9.95 ' ' Special price to April 29, 1967 $ 7.95 THE INSTANT BIBLE No. 6728 EXPLORE THE BOOK -l·vol. edition- Baxter $14.95 Special price to April 29, 1967 $12.95 ·:·:·:· No. 260!X NEW ENCYCLOPEDIC REFERENCE BIBLE- Calfskin $19.95 ·:·:·:· by Fred M. Wood ~=~=~=~ SAVE $1.00- Special price to April 29, 1967 $17.95 f{.An easy-to-read summary of the Holy ::::::: No. 10472 THE ART OF UNDERSTANDING YOURSELF- Osborne (January, !967) $ 4.95 ::;:::: Bible, written in conversational Ian- :;:;:;: Special price to April 29, 1967 $ 3.95 :;:;:;: guage in a pleasant style. The Biblical :;:;:;: No. 9880 DOES ANYONE HERE KNOW GOD?- Hunt !March, !967) $ 4.95 :;:;:;: events arc narrated and put in proper ;:;:;:; Special price to April 29, 1967 $ 3.95 ;:;:;:; historical sequence and the reader is :;:;:;: No. 9142 THE LIGHT OF THE CROSS- Babbage (January, 1967) $ 4.95 :;:;:;: told where to find the complete text. .. .. Special price to April 29, 1967 $ 3.95 .... ;:;:;:; No. 10973 DEFEAT OF THE BIRD GOD- Wagner !February, !967) $ 4.95 ::::::: paper, $1.00 )The m~dern, easy, convenient, economical Waf to apply ' ORTHO-GRO Lawn Food and Grass Seeds. :~]).,;,. JWf 'ntr~; '~'t; mrt~I!H~tttt~t·;;~;;;;;;·;.;!;;;:;,;,: :;.;; ,~,;~;;;t ' r fi![

THO 22 -4-4 FERTILIZER NEW The Shower of Values never •5·1·1 rzltio of nitrooen, phospho,.us and potash Ph.•s iron, a formula ORTHO BOOKS, SACRED RECORDS recommended br turf O:Pf!rtJ. J t ·eFAat: cliuglvinlil. pelletl will nllt burn US WHIRLYBIRD SPREADER • •• with r1in or wal., after apalir.a• ends at our BARGAIN TABLE .~:~talno ~<-IClinl and lony.faotint' $4 95 plant nutr1enti. · • •ses BOXED GREETING CARDS, ecrun, odarlen pelftta euilr IPPiiecf JUST with OrthD Whirl)'tlii'Cf, Sne 3.35 FAMILY Buy Spreader & $7 45 STATIONERY 80 TH Fertilizer • BOOK STORES FRANDOR UP TO 60% OFF OPEN 10 til 9 MON • thru FRI. Open Men., Thur1. & 'Fri. E.. a. 'Til t p.m. SAT. 10 til 6 The Ingham County News, Wednesday, Aprl119, 1967- Page C-8

SALE! Men's 'Waldorf' permanent press shirts, regular 2.99 3.99

Never iron shirts again! Short sleeved dress shirts in polyester/cotton with remarkilble permanent press finish. Choose from 3 collar styles: regular, Sun-kissed dresses snap tab, ilnd button downs. White, maize blue. Some Tetroline. 14-17. flown in from California! 11 The game is "matchmates - the Specially purchased to winner: Mr. Marty of California - let you buy at savings the team colors: wildly wonderful

99 J99 2 AND Cohama ArneiJl> triacetate fabric by Celanese corporation usually found California colors team up with cotton knit fabric in much higher priced dresses, 1-pc. to fashion this now-through-summer sportswear! Fully printed tents in the latest Califor- bonded 100% cotton. Shorts and slacks with elastic nia colors. Airy and light for swing- waists, topped by terrific 'turtle' tops and shells. Co- ing comfort. So many choices in ordinated pink, navy, turquoise. Sizes 8-18, 5-M-L. sizes 7 to 15. Terrific value!

Save 20% to 30% Here it is! Our semi-annual sale of fashion-right Empress nylons

Empress seamless mesh or sheer plain knit

Quality nylons are double-inspected, and made with all the features you 4 7 ( SALE' SPECIAL need, including reinforced heel and toe. In beigetone, taupe-tone, cin- Men's permanent press PURCHASE! namon, off-black. 9-11 medium. SALE I dress jeans, reg. 5.99 ! Italian-styled "Figure 8" Spring dresses for big, little girls', some irregulars Empress Cantrece'~ . .. for smoothest leg flattery casuals for summer fun PRS. Thi~ is the stocking that fits your leg like 5 7( 2 $9 makeup fits your face! And ... they last and last and last! Sizes 9-11 medium. Fortrel® polyester/cotton jeans with permanent press. Wide wale fabric in Smart Italian styling in a two-band the most popular colors. Easy care! Assorted cottons, rayon blends, sandal. Mahogany brown vinyl up­ Blue, olive, wheat. 29-36, many sty I e s f rom famous pers ... the most popular shade. makers. Natural and straight Choose this fashion-right casual for line silhouettes. 3-6x, 7-12. Just say 'C.HARGE IT' summer! Women's, teens' to 10.

OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 FRANDOR CENTER Open Sundays noon to 6 p.m. FI:DERAL DEPT. STORES PHONE: IV 7-5051 The Ingham County News, ~ednesday, April 19, 1967- Page C-9 ~··················· .. ••••• TDHEPISOSCIOTUPON .= "'"'· ~~~~~~,~,~:~I<~~~~~ .~.~~~"K 5 Dopo5it In Wlshlnu Well In Soars Cradlt Dc!'artmont II The Glow Of love Will Be AT SEARS • I WISH FOR A ...... 'I • 5how prlco ol •our wioh In li<>K I • " "~~~ (Credit Dept.) " • NAME ...... ; .... ·······•••••••··················· ··••••••············•• Both Ring• Iii'" ANYTIME ~ Refle~ted Forever In H~'·' Before 9 p.m. ~ ADDRESS ••••.... · •••.•.•.. · .•..•. • · · · • · • • • · • • • • • • • · · · • · · · · · · • · · • • • • • • · •' • • 50 Monday, •• $149 ·~, . April }4th ,"'.. ~ ;~:: m.. ~~·1~~~; ;~· ~~;~~~~~;~~. ·~~; ;n~::l:: l·~~;~;;~;l·.·~.· ·~;~~~~~ ·~;;; ·~. ~ ,.. held ot 9 p,m, Monday, April 24th, You need not be prooont to win, Seoru. ,," lliioiiiirlliiitllbl••••••-·-.-••n I"" Shop Wednesday Thursday and FrirltJy 9a.m. to 9 p.m. r:i. ·I' Iii " (? ..... ,," 9·DIAMOND .,,, ~·1 K BRIDAL SET r• MA~ ,.,. . Both Rings .,,.: V4\S tSEARS -~M ~oUR 1$16950 't•J lo< lo\ £1RU£a $3.25 Woehly ,,q ,," ,, coM During ",., !-~ No Finer Values Anywhere • " Lansing's '"'t:; . ,,ti Newest Ring Styles r.t GREATEST " I ..'" At (., Spring Sale! lr•m ''· Both Rings ,.(. ~ '" $224 50 "I·•, $4.25 Weekly

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,.. « 10-DIAMOND BRIDAL SET Both Rings ..• . ~I '·I 50 ·I DIAMOND BRIDAL DUOS $174 ..., .'I ~3.25 Weekly

' ' .,"' .,' I ·~ ~··I PRICES SLASHED on Sears-0-Pedic, " Lansing's A Sale as Great as Its Name/: ::. GREATEST erofoam or Latex King Spring Sale! ., nd Queen SizeSieepSets ' ...I' SAVE $40.07 on l(ing s· Sears-0-Pedic 3-Pc. Set

.. .,(A a SAVE $30.07 on Queen Size I ,.,... ' Sears-0-Pedic Sleep Set ,,..' f.l 6-Jnches wider and 5 inches longer than your present .. double bed, Qullt-top mattress has 1110 coils, 60 x R<>su/ar 2·Pc. Se>t,199.95 • 88 80-inch size, Silver blue rayon damsk covered mat­ .".-:. 1 16 9 trllss ond_foundatlon unit. ,,.' 'I SAVE $20.07 on King Size 3 pc. SAVE 40.07 on King Size 3 pc. ., Serofoam Sleep Set 17 98 8 " regular $199.95 ~~c::r::9t9~:s Sleep Set 25988 regular $159.95 Queen Size Sleep Set ,.. 88 regular $219.95 Queen Size 189 95 I' 139 Sleep Set .. 1-"'i NO MONEY DOWN on Sears Easy Payment Plan r~

Giant California Redwood 3-Pc. Barbeque Sets In the Carton 88 We Deliver 5-ft. Table 18 and 2 Benches SALE Solid Maple Colonial Head­ board - standard and super size Imagine finding a heavy, durable redwood set at this sensational low price •. Prime richly-figured King Size, Regular $49.95 ...... 3988 wood resists weather damage .. Rust-resistant hardware. _Set includes 5-ft. ~able and two benches. . Qu~en Size, Regular $39.9~ ...... 3488 ·Full Size, Regula•· 534.95. . 2988 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND _CO. Twin Size, RegulAr $24.95...... }988 T?e !ngham County News, Wednesday, April 19, 1967 • Page C-10

PLAST'~· WATER CANS s Gal. 3.88 li M. FRANDOR 21h·Gul. 2.49 PX 1 Gal. 1.19 ·(··\,, 0 PEN 9-9 MON., THURS. FRI.; Other Nights Till 6 , I•' ,,, ... ,. II ' lj . ·~:!·" . [ I <>< .• WADERS · ,. ·I 1'·, I \,.. . lJ: -·~ I •~'I I"'. ..,. ..., I!;n CHEST &14.88 • • • r r ·'" 1 , . HIP $9.88 STOCKING FOOT $6.88 BOOTS BOYS 3 eyelet $5.88 MENS 3 ~>yelet $5.88 to and Mllace $T0. 95 SMELT DIP NETS all styles sizes & shapes FOAM DUFFLE FOOT RUBBER RAIN WEAR I BAGS LOCKERS 1x27x77 ...... 4.68 PONCHOS PARKAS SUITS 88 .,.,0 $200 2x27x77 ...... 7.88 7 2388 ssoo 4x27x77 ...... 13,68 $295 $444 $795 a• To $1 QOOu W' & 1/a" . , .. 1.00 Lb. up up up Lorge A11ortmerrt ~~ F Chop,11od ..... 59c bog To Choose From ,fl/_~·1 York G.l. AMMO ORDER YOUR { , Ltt;- 1 • 110·LB. SET CANS TENT NOW METAL l!)f.'-!li' Weights Wator Tlol1t ror LAYAWAYS TILL JUNE Ammo, Tackle, GAS CANS ~~~ I -; A1~~:~~.u. Tool•• PaPa ra, otc, PUP FAMILY ALUMINUM All 51101 6\ 5hAPOI 50 cal. 2.49 TSNTS UMBRELLA WALL Solid Dumbbells $198 30 cal. 1.08 $600up $3996 $69911 1.29 to 6.80 · UP

This is the perennially classic suit that Haspel knows how to do so well. Tailored of Wm.H. 75% Dacron• polyester-25% cotton, it's a crisp, cool note in every wardrobe. For . Tho1npson, town and travel, you just can't beat the Special Sir Perior® Cord. It's wrinkle resistant, wash Jeweler's and wear and comes in a wide range of light, dark and medium tones. $49,95 step lively to -· :\'\ (1.F~-."'~·, · .•• ,_ . •DuPont's reg, lm ~~"\ our summer "-\_· Other suits .... -$49.95 to $255 dress savings Sport coats .... -$35.00 to $17_5 bonanza slacks ...... $ 8.98 to $50 .. Dl HOLDEN. HElD 8.97 • Sizes 36 to 56 • Regu/Grs a Shorts • Longs • Free Alterofions A Famous Brands (or Dod 8 Lad'' Thursday, Friday, Sat­ 1 30 60 90 Day Charge Accounts •Michigan Bankard urday, one of the great­ FRANDOR CENTER M est sa Ie events of the DOWNTOWN ST. JOHNS LOGAN CENTER season is waiting for you at Winkelman's. Skimmers, 0 tent shapes, shifts, two­ piece styles. An exciting selection of colors and N favorite summer fabrics for misses, juniors. Get Set Here, two-tone skim­ mer in green, Get Ready so yellow or brown. 7 -IS. For the active outdoor season for all ages w Creeper Sets A For Boys And Girls T select from seersucker or 100% cotton Stretch Knit. . . c - _...__... H ---- E

Spring and Summer playwear collecion is R S bursting with color and style to please everyone. 1 NG s a 71lhtte Stag GIFTS Lnads the way for the young, active, outdoor girl -- FOR Select from Bermudas-Slacks-Tops­ knits and permanent press fabrics. THE GRAD /LAYAWAY NOW! Sportswear for all ages-including girls 1/2 sizes Wm. H. 'SEAl/~ 'h 'SELL£S Thompson,· 11\t'..,t~,..[-.1 Wwlt~•f CJtf'h-m11 :JEWELER •3220 Mall Court FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER-LANSING PHONE 485-9909 Compl•t• Servlc• D•pt. Frandor Center MERICAN SOV.&AflE GROWING t.A/i!SE!<. 1 DU!: TO 17ETTER Hl:A~TH AND NUTRITION, IN 1906 fj.jfE AVERAGE 5>TU AT 1-JARVA~D WAS 5 FEST 7~': A RSCSNT STUDY SHOWED • ~~~ 1$ NOW OVE:.R 5 Ft::E.f 10 11

Men'a and Women's Professional Dry Cleaning Ctupon £f:!.oNG/iY'/1Y IS AN07JI£/? M£'4~tl~ eSWEATERS eSLACKS OF INCREOA'i£D FOOD eSKIRTS 5UPPJ..IS5 AND 17£11£1< M£171CAL 619 East'Gran.d River-:- East Lansing CARE. IN 1900 1 11-l!" AVERAGI: """""',.._,-._ Any Combination With Coupon f..IFE EXPECTANCY WAS 4-7.3 Parking In Real' Between Jlusletl nod Bailey Streets YEARSj BY 1940 IT WA5 UPfO ~~.r b:·~~.!~l:,r~l:~ SAVE $1.01 62.9 Y~AR5 1 ANl7 IN 196t/ IT clotllu art brought In HAD ::>OM~W fO 70.7.. YMf

Professional Dry Cleaning Coupon Meo'a and/or Women's Savo $1.0 I THE MODERN COWPOKE Reg. $1.80 2 lljlJ~21l'!ft w Today's "Cowpoke" might own a horse, but more · Ea. For ' likely, his bronco is a racing bike or small scooter to DISTILLED around with to all those unlikely "happening" places

To bt valid1 this ooupon mutt be presontod wh&n clothaa tial to his way of life. are brouvht in for- cleaning. Thi• coupon not·good for ator­ Today's cowpoke is just agt ordtra. Caupon void after April 10, 1067. that. His attire is nothing WATER more than the good old Amer­ ican western-influenced fash­ ion, reflecting the best of pre­ vious generations. STATE COUPON STATE COUPON STATE COUPON Take the low-slung hip­ vo 5 bugger trousers of cowboy 260 COUNT CANOE days, add the chunky rawhide HAIR belts of the frontier, then add COTTON COLOGNE the f~bric picture "Riverboat CONDITIONER FOR MEN Gaml:i.ler's" striped pattem, BALLS REG. 1.50 REG. 5.00 and you have the youthquake look of '67. There is another important 49C 79c $3.99 To bt vnlld, thl~o cou. Limit 1-Expiros April 24 Limit 1-Exp!ros Apr!! 24 Limit !-Expire• Apr!! 24 pon mu•t In proaont. ingredient which the old ld whon ololhOI Are "stovepipes" didn't have: the brouaht In for oloan­ · durable, permanent press in lng, Thl1 coupon not oood for atorauo . or· synthetic blends of Avril ray­ dtrl. coupon void Af· on and polyester. What was tor April 30, U67, once the permanent-wrinkle ing the best features of each has now become the perman- generation, and interpreted ent-press, with all those new by JBC slacks. Avisco fibers available. Put them all together in Some have called the young style, color, pattern and new fashion tmnd "mod," but re- fabrications and today's hip member, the look is not im- young man has the best in ported anything. It's good old fashion, durable good looks fashioned frontier: exported, and wearability. SAVE 50c COIN-OP Frandor Only STATE COUPON STATE COUPON STATE· COUPON P-F Means Clairol B Lb. Load With HALO Coupon $2.00 Value '1.50 CLEARASIL NICE & EASY Medication for P.osture Foundation SHAMPOO Hair Color To bo vAlid, this coupon muat btt presented when clotho• Pimples & Acne aro brought In for cl•a.nlng, Thi• coupon not good for star· Rog. 1.49 Reg. 2.00 Rog. 1.19 au• orders. Coupcm void After April 30, 1067. 89c $1.19 89c Limit !-Expires Apr!l24

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Early Bird I. The exclusive P-F rigid wedge helps keep Storage Certificate body weight properly distributed on outside NOW LOSE WEIGHT of normal foot 1 decreasing foot and leg GOOD THE MONTH OF APRIL ONLY muscle strain. 2. Soft cushion. FAST and SAFELY Clip This Certificate and Bring It In With Your Order. You Will Receive AVAILABLE AT 21·Day DIET PLAN A Big 10% Discount During the Month of Apri I . Certificate Expires Apri I 30, 1967. Your Children's Shoe Store WEYDEX IN FRANDOR % Reg. $2.98 $ 98 With timed release supplemenh, p r o­ teina and hunger aat· DISCOUNT MALL iafyinr MC-500. SPECIAL! HOUR SHIRT and Economical The Best 4 LAUNDERERS sTEAK $rg in Coin-Op Homade HOUR soup or Juice cooking PROFESSIONAL POT ATOES SALAD or VEGETABLE ROLL BUTTER,COFFEE 1 DRY CLEANING Dry Cleaning I . THURS·FRI·SAT ONLY VITAMIN ·a COSMETICS

109 S. Wash. FRANDOR 619 E. Grand River llours 9 to 9 Mon. and Fri.: llours 9 ~a: r~0 •6 thru Fri. EAST LANSING 9·6 Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat. llours 9 to 6 Daily Open Wed. Evening till 9 Dor.11tow• Parking In Rear S. of America" Ba11/t (Bilw••• HtUittt 9 liailwy Sts.) HOMADE FOOD SHOP COUPON GOOD Two Convenient Locations DIVISION OF HOME DAIRY CO. FRANDOR Shopping Center and 2801 w. Saginaw On the Moll ... Frondor Shopping Center AT ALL. 3 STORES '~h\e Ingham County~ews, Wednesday, AprU 19, 1.967 -Page C-12

HOW'S YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF l'RUCKS? 'L .J next time you eat an to leam that there is now a apple, read a book, buy a coat college course for truck driv­ or drink a glasa of frozen ers! Last year, Lansing Com· orange juice, give a thought munity College in Michigan, to our "knights of the road"­ working with hig~'Yay o!fi· for the chances are good that cials, traffic author1tms, Dia­ each of these items (and mond T engineers and others, many, many more) came to formulated a course that is you by truck. administered in 180 hours of RACKtEY on-campus classroom and According to Diamond T, driving range attendance. The one of the nation's largest charge for tuitio!l. and ~ees is trucking concerns, an average $259. Commumhes, mdus­ tractor-trailer outfit has a tries, schools and individuals ~~ $15.00 value from $15,000 up to interested in starting a similar 0 Iff~~ 0 0 0 $40,000; and its cargo can rep­ career training P.rogram ?'!ay resent even more than that! secure full details by wr1tmg The United States curr~n.tly to: Truck Driver Course, has an estimated 16 m1lhon and equipment items on one vehicles registered as trucks. Lansing Community College, recent model. These include the rich Of the approximately 49 mil~ Lansing, Michigan, ten choices of diesel engines lion males who are employ~d from three engine specialists, Young men attracted to a choice of aluminum or all­ in the U.S., almost one m careers in heavy vehicle oper­ every three will have occasion steel frame, choice of various fashion ation will encounter, either as to drive a truck. axle combinations, transmis­ students or apprentices, an sions, and brake assemblies. Although theditierencesbe­ ever-present awareness of What are the chances of tween panel and pickup trucks costs and equipment suitabil­ your boy becoming an opera­ basic ity for assignments. Highway and tractor-trailers are dra­ tor of a tractor-trailer outfit? The style is great. we call it " Tom Boy" matic they are not in them­ truck drivers actually might Diamond T truck research selve; so great as the diff~r­ be termed "transportation en­ studies show that the chances Everyone else calls it high fashion from ence in knowledge and skill gineers". are about one in 30-and then the tip of its demi- heel to the tied-up vr:mip. required to operate 65-foot Their need for equ.ipment he must possess the basic tractor:trailers over the road sophistication is indicated by qualifications: good reflexes, carried in Black and White, Red, White, and Blue~ at legal speeds. . Diamond T Truclts' offering an alert mind, and a sound Many people are sumnsed of hundreds of components physique. Red and Blue, and Black and Brown. AS SEEN IN GLAMOUR LIFE STRIDE SHOWER OF VALUES! ! ! SUMMER Dresses SPRING SALE BROCADE formerly to $19.99 45• wide all cotton I SPECIAL Machine washable a· luscious colors $1.77 yd. I $5 $7- $9 plus white & block

45" DUCK FRANDOR CLOTH Long Seamless Mesh I cotton SPECIAL SHOPPING CENTER 5" POPLIN BBc yd. Spring Hose n cotton Sportswear colors Reg 79c ;: 36" TERRY SPECIAL Formals· )Heavy weight White only NOW 99 ·. 2/10 yd. lengths l 59c yd. 19. up Sew 'N' Save Fabric Shop 69c Frandor Shopping Center/ Wib0732

SPRING HAS FINALLY COME So, It's Time for Outdoor Work and Fun! SHOP SEARS and SAVE Shop Wednesday, Thursday and Friday - 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. _..., Choose from a Variety of AVE 3.11 on Modern

SHADE TREES ~~,_} Continental · Look 5 to 6 foot Size Range Tricycles

Reg'l" $10.99 788 Enhcnco tho boauty of your homo and fandseapo •• , incrooso It's valuo for Lightwoight, oasy-to-podal triko is chromo-platod yoars , , , plant. shado troos~ Pick stool with red plastic trim. Sound tickor on roar from our fino auor~morit your favor- whools adjusts for noisoloss riding. 10-in front ·• to variotie:s. whool. Easy to assomblo. Choice 6-8ft. Shade Trees 949 to 1598 SAVE 5.07 on Sears

Chinen Elm · "Land Cruiser" Sycamore Mountain Ash "Ship Ahoy I'" Shouts your tot as ho poddlos Birch · Regular 88 along in this car. 45-in. steel hull, propel­ Weeping Wlllf:!w 79.98 lor outboard motor with sounds, 3 rubber Maple· 4 tiro s, ""--~' \ POLICE CYCLES with . ~\~BLINKING LIGHT Ornamentals Regular $24.99 1988 Bursting with color to frame Chain driver1 pedal "''·" Harvtst your own c:rop ol I resh yoilr homo ln.beautyl action. Simulated ·;,, fruits : apples, pears, peoi:hes! We-lgellu, 18-24-ln $2.39 radio antenna, hub t Dwari.Apple •.. $5.33 "Mlnnoaoto Snowfloko, 2-3-ft. ~- Dwarl Peac:h •. , $5.66 $2.39 - caps and much more, Pink Dorwood, 3-4-ft $2.49 Dwarl Pear .•. , $5.66 BW'nlng Buoh, 18-24-ln. $3.88 Dwarf Burnlns buoh, 15-18-ln. $3,88 SAVE $15 on this Husky 6-Leg "Tree House" Gym Set

3!1-Gal, Sprayer Handy and UJelul Regular $69.95 88 " Hu Brau Pump Seart Lawn Edging 54 Sheep Manure 50-ll:t. Sags GaiYIIIllzod tank: 11o-loak puq>, 14 99 4-ln. "30-ft. 179 V!ttuaiiJ oCiorlo .. , Comlltlona your aluminum ed11nr. wUl not burn lewna. 24 9 1arderi loll, Wood 2IfJ9 Double hear/bar lrame of 2!1-inc:h steel tubing lor free. extra strength. Has lawn swing, glide ride, tree­ house with viny_l c:oated c:aoopy and stet/1/oor. YOU'LL REAL.L Y GET RESULTS WITH YOUR NEWS. WANT ADS . . . OVER 12,600 FRIENDLY. HOMES EVERY WEEK! 5C WO-RD, MINIMUM 75C

-9011 TOTAl CIRCULATIO: FOR ., ::b~~E~~o*RP;.·;y~ne)677 ;x;~~:;RGE coMME;:~A~~::n USE THIS HANDY CLASSIFIED INDEX FIND IT IN AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE A HURRY! FOR SALE: House trailer. 6A-Motorcycles & Bikes ANNOUNCEMENTS 21-Ciothing 1953 Skyline 8x27. Alumi­ 1-Card of thanks 22-Wanted to Buy num, all modern, nice con­ 2-ln Memorium 23-Good things to eat 1965 BFA Motorcycle 650 cc dition. Located at Higgins 3-Fiorists 24-Hausehold goads and appliances for $995.; '47 Chevrolet Lake, next to Higgins Lake 4-Special Notices 25-Will Trade pickup with 1957 Olds motor, Boat Yard. Ownerwillbethere 5-Rummage $150.; '58 Ford rear end, $5.i weekends, $750.00. Phone OR 26- To Give Away !~55 Chevrolet Automatic 7-6781. 7-15w3p AUTOMOTIVE 26-A-Lost & Found . transmission, $5.; 8 hp chain­ 6-Automotive & Accessories REAL ESTATE saw, $95, Ronald Dedafoe, 7-Mobile Homes & Campers 27- For Rent Real Estate 4073 Michigan road, Dimon­ 7-A-Marine Equipment & Accessories 28-Light Housekeeping, Rooms dale. 6-14w3c · BUSINESS & HOME SERVICES 29-Wanted to rent Real Estate FIRST-RATE 8-Business & Home Services ·30-For Sale Real Estate 9-Business Opportunities 31-Real Estate Wanted DUCAT I motorcycle, 1965 BUYS ON 10-lnstruction 32 Too Late To Classify Monza, 250 c.c., 5 speed overhead cams, $410. Phone EMPLOYMENT 882-6875. 6-16w3c GREAT 11-Help Wonted Mole 12-Help Wonted Female PHONE 677-9011 SECOND CARS · 13-Situotions Wonted 1966 HONDA 50 cc Model Ask Cor courteous, trained NEWS ad-takers who will C.A. 100 Excellent condi­ help you write and schedule your ads for maximum re- FARM EQUIPMENT & GOODS sults and lowest cost, · tion $125.00 Phone 676-2788, 14-Farm Equipment and Accessories DEADLINE: 8 p.m. Tuesdays for next day publication, 6-15w3p 15-Li vestock RATES: $1.80 per column inch for classified display 16-Dogs, Pets and Supplies advertising. Regular paragraph-style classified ads are 17-Eggs and Poultry 5~ per word with a 759 minimum il paid within 7 days from date of publication, There is a 25~ carrying charge 1966 HONDA 50 cc Model 18-Hay and Grain it paid alter that date, No extra charge for commercial C.A. 100 Excellent condi- . tion $125,00, Phone 676- MERCHANDISE ads, Ads submitted by young people of high school or 1964 CHEVROLET Impala, 19-Misc. for Sole grade school age for "teen type" merchandise or "Sit· 2788. l9-15w3p uatlons wanted" are free of charge, Ads describing sport sedan. Extra sharp 20-Misc. for Rent thwgs to gi vll a way are also printed free o( charge, in every way With 8 cy.: linders and power steering. 1966 HONDA 305 Scrambler AUTOMOTIVE with helmet.llOO miles, ex­ AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE cellent condition, Phone OR 6- $1595 6-Automotive & Accessories 2041. 6-16w1c 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air, FOR SALE: 1957 CHEVROLET L A N C E R KART, complete station wagon. Automatic BUICK 1961 LaSabre 4 door s t a ti on wagon, V - a auto­ with starters. Call OR 6- with lots of room for that hard t o p, Good Condition. matic, good condition, Phone 5873. May be seen at 427 1965 HONDA, 160 cc. Elec­ planned vacation trip. One Owner, $475, Phone 332- OR 7-5483, 6-16w1c E. Elm. 6-14w3c tric starter, sharp looking 6487. 6-16w1c a n d i n excellent condition. $400, OX 4-0548, 6-14w3c $1295 1966 CORVETT coupe, light OLDSMOBILE 1964, 98 Con­ FOR SALE: Buick, 1959 all green, black interior, 390 1963 CHEVROLET Bis­ power, air-conditioning, 401 vertible. Yellow, full power, ~ayne, station wagon, 6 cyl­ horse~ower, 427 cu. in., close $1250.00 Phone 223-8774 Fow­ HONDA 50 for sale: Excellent engine, 26,000 miles, needs ratio, 4 speed, 411 post-trac­ Inder, newly rebuilt pow­ some repair, $225. Phone 694- lerville, Michigan. 6-15w3c condition, low mileage. Call er-glide and radio. ' tion, AM-FM, tinted windows, 393-2016 after 6 p.m. 6-14w3c 4661. 6-15w3c call 882-3611, 6-15w3c $995 BUICK 1956, good motor and 1965 GTO, excellent condition, transmission. As is $40. 389 cubic inches, gold with MOTORCYCLE for sale, 1960 1962 FORD, 4 door, V8, 1964 FORD Fairlane 500 blue automatic with radio;· Phone 676-2710. 6-15w3c sports coupe, Low mileage, white interior, phone 676-2725 Triumph, 350 cc, excellent very good condition. Call676- after 5 PM or inquire at Lyon's condition and extras. Phone Ashland. 6-16w1c 1959 CADILLAC CONVERT­ 25~5 or 694-9631. 6-15w3c IV 5-3682. 6-14w3c $295 IBLE, red with black top, 1966 CHEVY II, 2 door. Runs and looks good. $425. 1965 PONTIAC GTO 2-door Two nice ones, both stan­ Phone 694-4661. 6-16w3c 1961 FORD Fairlane. Good hardtop, white outside, blue dard shift sixes with SUZUKI 1965 55cc Only 1400 radios. buy. $250.00 Phone 676 - interior. $1550 firm. IV 2- miles. See Dwight Marshall 1964 CHEVROLET 3/4 Pickup 5395. 6-16w3c 3342 after 5:00. Good condi­ 5635 S. Washington, Lansing $1495 and ten i'oot Wo 1 veri n e tion. 6-16w1c or call 882·1268, after 6 p.m. Camper, self contained, V-8 6-16w3c 1965 FORD Custom, 4 door, automatic transmission, Automatic transmission, 6 power steering, excellent con­ FORD 1960 1/2 ton pick-up. PONTIAC, 1960. For Sale or 4 speed, heavy duty springs, 7~Mobi le Homes & Campers cylinder, radio and good dition. Phone Leslie JU 9- trade and Holly trailer, goOd looking white finish. 2711. 6-16w1p 2 sets of stock racks with rubber and good condition, canvas, recently overhauled, ready to travel, electrical mechanically p e r f e c t • Good 1965 MT, VERNON 12' x 55', controls and air lift helper like new, $3900, Call MA 3- $1395 1963 CHEVROLET Impala body, Call623-3146Dansvme. springs. Sleeps 4, Call OR 6- · 3748 after 5 p.m. 7-14v.11c 1965 CHEVROLET Bis­ Sports sedan, V-8 automa­ 6-14w3c 2673. 6-14w3c tic. Excellent condition and cayne, 4 door with ai~ con­ must sell. Phone 699-2555. ditioning, Au tom a t1 c, FOR SALE: 1959 Ford step 22 FOOT STEWART travel power steering and radio. 6-14w3c trailer. 1966, 8 feet wide van milk truck, re-built, 1956 VOLKSWAGONsedan, Top buy on our lot. V-8 engine, cheap. Phone 694- radio, seat belt, floor mat and opens to 16 feet. Used very little. Will trade equity CHEVROLET 1 1962 1/2 ton 4661. 6-15w3c and undercoat. Phone 882- pick-up, deluxe custom cab, 7307. 6·16w1c for a good smaller trailer. $1695 V-8. New power-glide trans­ Also large lot for a mobile 1965 COMET 202, station mission, 27,000 miles, like home, all utilities in, near wagon. V - 8, Automatic, new. $1,095. or best offer. FOR SALE: 1959 Ford 4-door TRANSMISSION for 1957 Ford, Holt area. 3945 Circle drive, radio, whitewalls. and lug­ See at 900 E, St. Joseph, Lan­ sedan, good condition --or Ford-a-matic $35.00 also, Mason~ 7-14w3c gage rack:. sing anytime after 12 noon. will trade for Honda. Phone reclining chair $10.00. Phone 699-2774. 6-16w3c 6-14w3c Aurelius, MA8-3242. 6-15w3c i $1395 FOR SALE - 1963 Parkwood housetrailer with 1 to 1·1/2 FOR SALE: Chevrolet,. 1958, 1956 G,M,C. '3/4 ton ptck up 3 CARBERA TOR and manifold acres • Partially furnished. 4 - door, V - 8 automatic, .in good . shape. Call after set up for a Ford. 352 to427 North of Stockbridge on M-36 power, good condition. Call AI Rice Chevrolet 5:00 Phone Williamston 655- cubic inch. $75.00. Also Fo1'd to 5085. $4000 ·. with nothing IV 4-0462. 6·14w3c 1524. 6~16w3p rear ends. ·Phone 694·0859. down. Phone 851-4199. 711 North CeCiar Mason 6·16w2c h ?·14w3c THE NEWS Wednesday, April 19 1 1967 Page Ingham County•s Biggest ' Weekly Want Ad Market Place - Phone Y~ur Ad to 677-9011 or Mail to 222 West Ash, Mason, Michigan AUTOMOTIVE ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS & HOME EMPLOYMENT 1960 NEW MOON 1'0 x 35, full_ JOHN BROWER We wish to SERVICES WE WISH to express our very OPPORTUNITY PLUS- major bath, extra closets, storm thank our friends, neigh­ deep appreciation to our windows, very good condition. ·bor:S, and relatives for their 9-Business Opportunities Oil Company Service Sta­ friends, neighbors and rela­ tion franchise available. $1800. Phone 882-6380. Mrs. acts of kindness and messages tives for their many acts of Prime trade area. Local Busi­ Schultz. 7-15w3c of sympathy and beautiful flor­ kindness during the loss of LET LESLIE CO - OP SET al offerings received during YOU UP in thepoultrybusi­ ness man needed to take ad­ our loved husband and father. vantage of paid training pro­ MOBILE HOME, already on the loss of our Father and We also thanl~ all the neigh· ness. Less financial strain on lot. 60' x 12' Windsor with Grandfather, we would es­ you due to Co-Op's contract gram, management, counsel­ bors for the flowers and cards ing and national advertising. 4' tilt out in living room, 3 pecially lil Tach thers, Well qualified mo­ tric motor, would make good 4 row cultivator like brand we!. 15-15w3p HOLSTEIN cows and heifers, ther is m:iking career of child stationary mixer or portable, 'new, cultivated 30 acres, In­ due to freshen April, May care. My number one job is Phone 655-1825, Patrick J. ternational draw type disc, 4 and Jiine. used milk cans $5.00 · supervising, playing, reading FRONT TRACTOR TIRES 600 O'Connor, 2165 Holt Rd., Wil­ row corn planter. Steve Leslie, and up, Phone OR 6·4485. Carl and enjoying your children in X 16, 4 ply $15.80. 550 X liamston. 14-15w3c 1st place east of Williamston Darrow, 2306 N, Okemos. my home. Reasonable rates. 16, 4 ply $13.80 including ex­ Rd. on Dexter Trail on north 15-16w3c . Phone 694·1451. 13-14w3c cise tax. Francis Platt, Phone JOHN DEERE 70 Diesel. Mo· side, Phone 623-2483, 677-3361. 14-15wtfc tor's overhauled, complete­ 14-16w3c CHRISTIAN MOTHER would ly new tires. Silsby Imple­ ONE TEAM matched black like to care for children ment Company, Phone Mason mare ponies, sisters, and in her south side home. Please STOP AND SEE the new model OR 7-0141. 14-14w3c 1949 FORD TRACTOR 8-N, team h arne s s and collars, call TU 2-5192. 13·Viw3c 34 and 38 John Deere Chop and Ferguson side mounted Wayne Malcho, 3612 E. Col-_ pers at A.A. Howlett & Co. mower, Dennis Graves, 3541 umbia, Dansville. 15·16w1c Mason, Your John Deere Deal­ F ARMALL 300 tractor, ex­ N. Meridian, Leslie.14-16w3p WANTED: Ironing to do, also er. Ph'6ne677-3631. 14-l5w3c cellent condition. Silsbyim· small repairs 1 n c 1 u de d. plement Company, Phone Ma­ HOLSTEIN HEIFER due· April Free pick up and delivery. son OR 7-0141. 14-14w3c 12 FOOT Fertilizer and Lime 26, Calfhood vaccinated. Phone OX 4·0387. 13-14wtfc PAPEC CHOPPER with corn Spreader, used very little, Earl Risch 980 Meech Rd. A -1 condition $175,00 Floyd and pickup head. Call 677- USED ANHYDROUS ammonia Dansville. 15·16w1c 3631 A.A. Howlett & Co. Ma­ Backus, 901 Frost Rd., Wil­ WILL DO babysitting in my equipment for plow down and liamston, 655-2796. 14-16wlp · home. 646-6774. 13·16w3c son, Your Joh~ Deere Dealer. pre - plant, Tannar Elevator 14-15w3c Co. Phone 223-8800 Fowler­ ville or 521-3051 Webber­ H JOHN DEERE tractor With GEHL CHOPPER with corn ville, 14-14w3c two row c u It iva tor, very WANTED BABYSITTING eve­ and pickup head. Call 677• nings and week ends. 959 good condition, Wayne Malcho, 3631 A.A. Howlett & Co, Ma­ per hour. Call 676·2110 Mrs. son, Your John Deere Dealer. 3612 E. Columbia Dansville, Frank Dubay. 13·16w3c LOADER HORN will fit John 14-16w1p 14-15w3c Deere A, B and G. Call 676·2686. 14·14w3c 14" JOHN DEERE hammer mill, P.T.O. and on trailer, HELP WANTED JOHN DEERE 40, 2 14 plows, very good condition, Wayne 2 row cultivator, good con­ Malcho, 3612 E. Columbia, dition. Feeder calves, Phone Dansville. 14·16w1p 332-5825. 14·16w2c • Registered Nurses 15-Livestock CORN PICKER, combine, 3· and Licensed Practical Nurses bottom Trash Plow, make an offer. Also 33 acres muck. IV BULL CALVES for sale, Call openings for afterncon and night shifts. 9-7440. 14-14w3c Bill Breakey, Mason, 677- ,0402. 15-14w3c Orderlies HORSES and Ponies, Phone WE'VE 'GOT 655-1104 in Williamston. Apply in person weekdays 8 am to 4 pm 15-16w3c BARGAINS REGISI'ERED ANGUS BULL Nurses Aides sired by Ankonian Galahad out of a Michigan State uni­ Full time, Apply weekdays before 3 pm John Deere Combine versity bred cow, Phone 623- Mor:~t 55 with 2 row 2453. 15-14w3p cl"'in head 812' Grain. *MAINTENANCE MAN STUD SERVICE $25, Shet • . for 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. shift Gleaner "A'' Combine land pony 42 inches tall, with 2 row com head sorrel with white mane and Own transportation required • anrl 12 foot Grain Hearl tail. Registered. Write or call JU 9-8404. Ned Baldwin, Les­ lie, Michigan, R #1, 15·14wtfc International Combine sell propelled unit ONE SERVICE ABLE aged bull, INGHAM COUNTY 10' header & 2 tow .:orn one gelding pony, mares and yearlings. Nice 4-H ~rojects. ALSO SEVERAL GOOD Call Leslie 589-8162, George USED TRACTORS AT Covert, 3589 Ttitle Rd. · EXTENDED CA.RlJACILITY 15-15w3p Warne a. Fei&ttner LINTEMUTH Auctioneer . 3882 Dobie Rd. Okemos .. Phone 332-0801 Farm Equipment Over 20 years selling experience 16W4 FOWL.EHVILLE Phone &71·5128 Mason

• • : ' I f ~· . '~ ·' . ', I _: ~ CARPENTRY WORK: Siding, dry wall and remodeling. .... WALLPAPER: Large selec- Also utility sheds built, For ....- -­ -----~. ·-----... ----· .. __ _ ·--~ ... tion of patterns and colors free estimates call 882-5838 ,··---­ ·------·~~~---~~-~~~--·---~~-~ ------.. -----·...... ·--·----·____--­ ..,. __ , '--· ~-- ~-=--= =-~ ------­-. ------·---~--- to choose from. See and save or 882-3'190. 8-16w3c ·-·... ·- ·-----­ ·-- -·..... ·--:--:.: ,__ , ·--·-· --··-- =---.: :.-:-· --- ·- ·-- ·­ at Thorburn Lumber Company, ---- ~-::--- ::.-:..---:.-:..· ::.-.: ·--· -· --· a~------..... ·- --· ... ·--· ·-­ 209 N. Mason Street, Mason. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY and ·----·...... __ ----­ -· ::.~---- ~-.: :..-: --- .. ·----· ...... ___ ....._ ... ·-----r ·-·----- ·--· -· ·--·.. ____ ... ----- Phone 677-3381. 24-14wtfc repairing. My material or ·- ·-· ------· ~--~ ------·--···--____...... -· - ·-- ...... _ ... -· yours. F. W. Gearhart. 110 ·---...... ---··------1 ·------· ---·---··--· ·-----,.. ____...... __ , ...---· ·------·------· E. Thomas St. Lansing, Mich­ ....,-.-.... -. igan. Phone IV 4-4268, ,__ __A-----~ , .. _ 8-16wtfc ·-··­·--· =------=--=-· ------~---"~ For Rent , -~ ·----· ---~---- ·--· __ .. ·--~ ·---· ,__ ... ____..-· 1 ·-· --· -·--r­ ·---·--=--~- ...·------~ _, ·-- __ ------.. ·­ --·__ , ·-- ·--·-­ LANDSCAPE ~-- ·-· ·-­ ·---­·---· ----·"----· ______·-··-----, ·----· --· __._._ Sewer Tapes ·-·~-- ·-·-- --· ·-·­,_. ~--· -----··----~ ·-· Your Home Professionaly ·-- -· -.--- --· Blew Torches ....·-·~-- .... ·-·-- ·----· ·­ ·--~ ~--·-· ·-·--··-.. ·-­--· ·- ~---!- --· -- ·---­ ~-- --- ·------r ·------· .... ---· ·--··-- !_1111!~--..! ---·~-.!1!. • Lawn Construction ··----r ·------Floor Sanders * Fence & Patio . Lawn Rollers 1...... Design & Construction N * Planting Design & Carden Ti 1/ers Ins lallation CEMENT WORK: Driveways, CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION * Flowering Shrubs, side walks and patios. Qual­ Lawn Spreaders -Block work. Cement and Evergreen & Shade ity work. Foi· free estimates Trees steel. W.C. Charland Phone I/ a/ paper Steamer call 882-5838 or 882-3190. ox 9-2307. 8-15wtfc Thatcher :!t ... commercial and Residential 8-16w3c Appliance Mover ...... 19 years experience PAINTING-Interior, exterior. SEPTIC TANKS, drain fills and Rug Shampooer , Experienced. Quality work excavation of all kinds. call 676·5575 at reasonable rates. For free Stump removal and stone piles Smith. estimate call Rob. IV 4-8513. buried, Call Karl Upton Con­ Don Vanderveen 8-16w3c tractors for free estimates. Hardware Call Lansing 372-8750. Phone OR 6-4311 Registered Landscape 8-15wtfc Architect SOFTENER SALT Lansing's 36(\ S Je'fferson Moson 1a r g est dealer, call for 3tf 900 W. Columbia prices. Ruhfs Feed Store YARD MAN the mower with Mason 676-5575 5200 S. Logan St. Lansing, the extras, you don't pay 14W4 Michigan Phone 882-2121. . extra to get. Ruhfs Feed Store, 19-16wlc 5200 S. Logan St. Lansing, Michigan Phone 882-2121. "VIKING" kitchen carpet. End 8A-16w1c BOLENS HUSKY TRACTORS. scrubbing and waxing for­ ever in a quieter, more com­ SPECIAL PRICES on Gibson "Year round fortable kitchen. Free esti­ Air Condit i one r s. Now mate - immediate installa­ available. Consumers Power ·yard care winners" tion, Cady Interiors, Legion Company, 137 West Ash Ma­ Dr., Mason, 677-3501. son, Michigan, or call OR 7- 24-16w3c 9641. 24-14wtfc NOW IS the time to order draperies for your Spring SPRING CLEAN-UP: Rubbish /iu!L_ decorating. Complete range hauled, reliable and reason­ of fresh new samples now on able. Bill Wilkins. Phone TU display at Cady Interiors, Le­ 2-5514. 8-14w4c gion Dr. or phone 677-3501 for in home service. 24-16w3c CARBOLA SPRAYING of Dairy Barns, $1.00 per stanchion, SPECIAL CLOSE OUT prices Call William H. Pickett, Stock· now available on 1966 Frigi­ bridge. 517-851 - 3838. daire automatic/washers and 8-16w6p FEB'b7 form 102 dryers: Consumers Power, Mason, Michigan. 24-14wtfc SIUON for the young lady. CEMENT WORK- Driveways, DIMENSIONS OF FA little girl's room into a floors, patios, cement work will help ~o cha.nge ~he new cloths flocked TRASH REMOVAL, prompt of any type, Beautifully done. it's pract1ca,1 smce t the look leftover and courteous service. Call Charlie Watson 372-8790, washa~le. 1o dcarry t~u cover baskets.· Photo, Phone 882-8332. 8-15w3c call evenings. _ wtfc bulletin boar s or 8 14 Company. h ur present wall, SPRUCE UP FOR SPRING . tion thro~~ yo n installation this auxtllary wa · nversa- Try it. Try comparing any other compact trac­ wi\1 reduce the sa~e co tor. with a Bolens Husky. Compare quality, t' n to a mul'll1Ur. d 1' Lumber-Paneling 10 h 0 now-core oors Replace • h · 1 gas- features, performance and price. Check the 'th solid doors wtt vmy extras on a Bolens that you don't pay extra * Plumbing Supp·fies * WI • and a snug-up thres- ketmg If ou are install- hold closer. y . tal-e a for. Choice of four models. floor covenngs, ' .._ Builders Hardware ing new roducts with cush- look at th~ P h' h reduces ' PRtCED AS Low· AS $57500 ion backmg w tc ... Pittsburgh Paints noise. ubber Mount applian~es o~ r L' , bsorb vtbratton. me ~ Armstrong Ceilings mats to a . f }-'tchen cab- 111 :r+>! a~L.-t the unde.rstdein~ul~~ion board inets .vnth ·oducts to reduce LARGE SELECTION OF WALLPAPER acousttcal P' . This same t rtop clattel. . Farm &Industrial .Center, Inc. coun c ll on the m- technique worl

. easures will rrectlve ml bing nois· l reduce p um b y hardware can e • PROCESSED ROAD GRAVEL mte\. h water closet:to ·s well-known Driveways our specialty • Fill & Top Soil cham b el ' ften ham· plumber, canQso. t Living Palmer Gravel . h ipes. UlC • m t e P h e is slmp· . present om h Phone MAB-3195 yom · f · olating eac matte1'ho ~sal·ing appro· 9 a.m., 12 noon or 6 p.m. and t en ' corrective measures. 1298 S. Edgar Rd. Mason, Michi9an

Lawrence Dolbee, Builder Interior & Exterior Remodel inq Antenna & Cabinets & Formica Rotor repair of all types. Phone MA 8-3172 or MA 8-3178 ANTENNA EXPERTS 1015 Johnson St., Lansing County's Biggest Weekly Want-Ad Market. Place Phone Your Ad to 677-9011 or Mail to 222 West Ash, Mason, Michigan FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE & GOO.DS & GOODS &GOODS G.E. ELECTRIC RANGE, 9 16-Dogs, Pets and Sup pi i es Groin KIRBY authorized service and 18-Hay and 1st CUTTING conditioned Al- piece dining room suite, liv­ parts. Also sells sweepers, ing room corner sectional all BEAGLES: 3 males left, $20, falfa, 35~ a bale. Wheat Call IV9-2636. 19-16w3c ALFALFA AND Brome hay, straw 30~ a bale. Wayne Ben­ in excellent condition. Also Call 677-0683, l6-14w3c 1st and 2nd cutting. All con­ 'jamin, Noble Road, William­ davenport and studio couch, ~0-Mi sc .. for Rent ditioned, no rain. Large ston. Phone 521 - 3574. Call 623-3147 after 3:00, Ce­ quantities only. Phone 655- STUD SERVICE: St. Bernard, 18-16w3c cil Oakley, 3960 E. Dansville TO RENT TELEVISIONS, Mo- registered. $150 or one pick 1825, Patrick J. O'Connor, road, 19-14w3p vie Projectors, . stop at of litter. Write or call JU 9- 2165 Holt Rd., Williamston. BALED ALFALFA, 1st cut­ Ware's Drugs and Cameras. 8404, Ned Baldwin, Leslie, 18-15w3c ting, Also 4' x 10' steel FREEZER 14' Kelvinator up­ Rental cost is applied to pur­ Michigan, R ttl. 16-14wtfc feeders. R. V. Remington, 2471 right in good condition. $85. . chase price if so desired. STRAW FOR sale: 35~ per Bennett Rd. 18·16w3p Phone 484-8719. 19-14w3c Also medical rentals. Wheel­ PEMBROKE CORGI PUPS - . bale. Wayne Kinne, Dans­ chairs and Walkers. Ware's Mother expensive, father ville. Phone 623-2976. LOSE WEIGHT safely with Drugs and Cameras, OR 7- friend of family just passed 18-15w3c MERCHANDISE 0411, Mason. 20-14wtfc through. Looks like mother, Dex-A-Dlet Tablets. Only thank God. $10. Call 882- 19-Mi sc. for Sale · 98~ at Ware's Drug, 28-9wl6p 3493. After 5 call TU 2- ALFALFA HAY for sale, RENT A COLOR TV - your 3995, 16-14w3c First cutting 25~ · per bale. ALUMINUM SHEETS: 34" x GE ANTENNA, Motor Rotor choice of size, brand and Second cutting 35~ per bale. 23 1/16" and 36 x 23 1/16" for color, black and white, cabinet styling - RCA, Zenith Hundreds of uses. Only 25~ TWO MINIATURE dogs, fe­ Phone 655-1763 nights and F .M. Automatic dehumidifier and Olympic - $15 a week. weekends. 18-15w3c each. Pick up at Ingham County refrigerator. All items like Cady Interiors, Legion Dr. male. ·George Covert, 3489 News, Mason, 20-34wtff Tuttle Rd., Leslie, Phone Les­ new. '53 Cadillac limosine, air Phone 677-3501. 20-16w3c lie 589-8162. 16-15w3p FOR SALE: about 700 small conditioned, full power, excel­ bales of hay. HerschelJew.­ TWO REGISfERED Beagles, lent shape, Will sell or trade, 21-Ciothing ett, 549 Ash, Mason, OR male and female. Two wheel NI 6-6641, 11621 Bishop high­ WOULD YOU like me? My w. 7-3461, nights, OR 7-4693. trailer, manure spreader. One way, 19-14w3c FORMALS, AQUA, flowered mama says I'm too big to Ayrshire heifer, due 4th of tan, blue, 2 pink; ballerina, stay here. We're 5 weeks old 18-15w3c . May. Phone OR 7-2583. FOR SALE: Utility trailer, size 10. Also wedding gown, and are Collie and Police and 19-15w3c reasonable. OX 9-2504. cute, Call OR 6-2119 after ALFALFA HAY for sale. ex c e 11 e n t condition, high 19-15w3c 5:00, 16-15wnc Aurelius, MA 8-3355, Ken­ rack, pulls very easily, $100. neth Lawson, 3878 Barnes FOR SALE: Slot race track Phone 694-2381. 14-15w3c road, Mason, 18-15w3c and accessories. 72' track, BEAUTIFUL floor length wed­ 10 MONTH OLD small dog can use 1/24 or 1/32 size 12 ANTIQUE trunks, painted, ding gown, with hoop and cars. Phone OR 7-8251. veil, size 16. Reasonable. OR wants home in country. Bet;. FOR SALE: Corn silage papered and decorated. $20. 19-15w1c 7-5812, 21-16w3c ter with older people. Good by ton loaded in your wag­ 00 and up, Can be seen at 2823 Victor, Eaton Downs, house dog, Phone TU 2-4169, on or truck. Ernest ~aw, · 16-15w3c 11 WOOD farrowing crates, 19-16w1c 3785 Meridian Rd. 1 used sink, 2 home doors 7 FORMALS, LONG and short, 1B-15w3c and several odd sized storm sizes 9, 10 and 12; $5, $10 BUNK Beds and small cement FOR SALE: IRISH Setter Pup­ windows. L. W. Cheney, 427 and $15, Also bridal gown and pies, AKC, 7 weeks old, ALFALFA HAY, 1st and 2nd mixer for sale. Also hospital veil, size 10. See Mrs, Cady s. College road, 2 miles bed for rent or sale. Call ox had shots. Phone 487-0559, cutting, Alan Frederick, 1 west and 1 mile south of Ma­ at Cady Interiors. Phone 677- 4-9801. 19-16w3c 16ul6wlc mile south of Mason. Phone son. 19-15w3c 3591. 21-16w1c 677·0111. 18-14wtfc 17-Eggs and-Poultry LANSING'S MOST complete . 22-Wonted to Buy MIXED HAY for Horses, large FOR SALE - Odd lots of leather ,shop. Saddles, etc. aluminum combination 10% off this week only, DO YOU WANT FRESH EGGS bales. Also straw. 1292 Ei· WANTED TO BUY: Cash Paid storm windows, ideal for cot­ 5200 S. Logan St. Lansing, and lower prices too? Come fert, Holt. Phone OX 9-2944. for standing timber, five 18-14wtfc tages and glassed in porches. Michigan 882-2121. 19-16wlc to Everett Poultry farm, 3038 $7 e a c h. Michelson Baker acres or more. St. Johns w. Harper road, 1-1/2 miles Hardwood· Lumber Co., St. Lumber Company, Mason. BABY BED and matched chif­ east of Country Kitchen. Phone · 1000 BALES of Straw and 500 • 19-15w3c Johns, Michigan. Contact Wil­ 676-5827. Closed at 8 p.m. bales of second cutting Al­ forobe plus foam mattress, lard Fernberg, Agent; R #3, and noSunday sales.17-t4wtfr falfa. Lyle Oesterle, 676- like new, $30, Phone 676- Mason. Phone OR 6-5677. 5013, 18-14w3c 1 HAND MADE TABLE LAMP 21 ~?.. 19-16w3c $15,. Green in color. Call 22-14wtfc EGGS like them bigandfresh? 694-3941 after 3 p.m. Buy from us. Ruhfs Feed HORSE HAY, baled wheat 19-14w3c Store, 5200 s. Logan St. Lan­ straw. Leo Stone, 2326Har­ Coming Auctions sing, Michigan. Phone 882- per road, Mason. Phone OR 7- BOYS BICYCLE, 26" West­ SAT., APRIL 22 -- 10 a.m. - Estate of Olive Riker, 2·1/2 2121. 17-16wlc 1331. 18-14w3c ern Flyer. Like new. Call miles west of Bath on Clark road to Chandler road, north 1-1/2 Williamston 655-2641 after 5 miles, 1st farm east side of road, Large amount of furniture, HAY FOR sale, Marvin Ott, p.m. 19-14w3p antiques in furniture and dishes. 2 farm tractors, farm tools, 559 Diamond road, Mason, straw and miscellaneous items. 32 cal, Deer Rifle with scope, Ford Phone 677-3812. 18·14w3c 12 guage double barrel shot gun, McCullough chain saw. COME IN AND SEE our new MELVIN K. MOORE - administrator spring fabrics. We have 30 .SECOND CUTTING alfalfahay WED., APRIL 26 -- 12:30 p.m. - Yerkey Ford Sales, Zee­ Tractors colors of Serrano, Zippers, land, Mich. Complete garage equipment, Model A parts to 1966 and wheat s t raw. Mrs, Threads, McCalls Patterns. Ford parts, office equipment, parts bin~, etc, USED Claire Brodberg, 576 Lamb Yarn and Fabric Center, 108 road, Phone OR 7-8574, DICK YERKEY - owner . ANO E, Ash street, Mason, Phone THURS., APRIL 27 -- 11 a.m. - (Dealers only) 100 cars, 18-14w3c 676·2973, 19-14wtfc pickups, wagons, etc. S. from state Police, Highway and motor NEW transport Cor. of M-43 and I-96- state garage, FIRST and s e c on d cutting BIGGEST STOCK Alfalfa hay for saie, some BENJAMIN CO2 Carbine re­ STATE OF MICH. -owner good horse hay. Fred Fichter, peater. 50 shot B.B. Gun, WED., MAY 3 -- 10:30 a.m. - 7 miles southwest of Lansing · four miles north of Mason on Nearly new. $12. Phone OX4- on US 27, M-78 and I-96 over 1/2 million dollars of con­ struction equipment from contractor and dealers in area. Of GENUINE Okemos Road, phone OR 7- 3701; . 19-14w3p 4937, 18-16w3p WAYNE FEIGHNER- sates &gr. SAT., APRIL 29 -- 1:00 p.m. -Farm sold, located 2090 Lake FORD ·PARTS HAVE LOGS FOR FIRE­ Lansing road, West of Haslett, M Tractor with live power; AC PLACE, uncut, buyer must Some good used FOR SALE: straw, 35~ a bale, Tractor, nearly full line of John Deere Farm tools in excel­ 400 bales. Harold Secord, remove. 4398 Michigan road, lent condition, quantity of small items. Dimondale, Call 646-6877. Ford tractors now 1/2 mile south of Holt Rd. LEWIS WHITFORD - owner on hand. Stop in on Eifert Rd. OX 9-2553. · 19-14w2p SAT., MAY 6 -- 1 p.m. -Home sold 1 mile No. of w. Colum­ 18-16w3c bia road on M-99. Extra large household of furniture and and see the new furnishings - excellent condition~ ARTHRITIS, rheumatism suf­ Ford equipment. RECONDITIONED ferers, try Alpha Tablets. MARK MADDEN - owner TUES., MAY 16 -- 10 a.m. - Quiting business after 34 years, Also featuring TRACTORS Relief lasts for hours. Qlly · $2.49 at Ware'sDrug,28-9w8p Roscoe J. Carl & . Son, 115 Center St., Lansing. Wholesale Brady feed mi IIs. seeds and feeds, All office equipment, van truck, all mill Massey-Fergus'on equipment. Over 10,000 bags, seeds, insecticides, lawn & and Ford SEE ME garden supplies. Sales Parts & Service . FOR DE KALB'$ REXFORD CARL- owner ABC Ford ' "BREAK THRU" FARM AND HYBRIDS For Details or Sale·. Bills on above auctions call Oj, write: Tractor Sales. INDUSTRIAL • Wayne G. Feighner Auctioneer 512 PH. 372-2310 CENTER INC. ALLEN FREDERICK Ma-son Phone 517-676-5028 just2 E.N. ofGRAND Waverly RIVER Rd. Lansing TU 2-5761 · 1 Mile South ollttason Now Botkin•• Sp.rin•• and Slimmer Sales, Call tor JOUrSale Dat ...... a:w~~ .. Jlwtf . ...____ Ph.,on_e_s_n_--~~- 1 _1 _ _, ... 1, ...... _.: .. CO.t.JPa.ET~.. 4UCTJON .. SERYI.CE ... ~. __ .,. .. .. , rta.E NE·WS :w~dnesda;YirAp:ru:.).lr9{·1:967 ·:Page~· .i).;..G Ingham County•s Biggest Weekly Want Ad Mar-ket Place - Phone Your Ad to 677-9011 or Mail to 222 West Ash, Mason, Michigan MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE F'LAT head 6 cylinder Ply­ 3HANDF ATHER clock, Spirit 27- For Rent Real Estate INCOME 3 unit, some fur- NEW 4 Bedroom Cape Cod, mouth or Dodge engine stan­ 'of Century case with West­ nishings, plenty of parking, iard transmission. 1947- minister chimes, Solid walnut. Family room, fireplace, di­ HOLT: NEWLY decorated, $1,500 down on contract. Call vided basement, 2 car garage L953. Phone 882 - 3450, Phone IV 2-5415, 811 Clark completely furnished, one OX 9-2866 or IV 5-6160 West­ 22-16wlc Street in Lansing. 24-16w3c attached. Aluminum siding and· bedroom apartment. Carpet­ rin Realty. 30-14w3c trim on 1/2 acre lot in coun­ ed, disposal, use of patio and NEEDED DESPERATELY: try, no subdivision, good fi­ 4-1/2 FOOT DEEPFreezefor yard. Adults only, no pets. Tail light. lens for 1953 RIVER LOT, 150! x 650', off nancing available. Lloyd or sale. Good condition. Phone Call 372-1930. Ask for Mr. Oldsmobile, Phone OX 4-3041. W, Holt road, south three Margaret . Bennett, 677-6591' MA 8-3485. 24-16w1c Evans Brown, 22-14w3nc miles on Waverly road. Phone or Furman Day Realty 393- 27-15w3c 694-0154, 30-14w3c 2400. 30-16w1c WE PAY up to $5 for your SIMMONS hide a - bed, makes double bed. Uphol­ SMALL APARTMENT for Jun!{ Car. Free hauling. rent, suitable for 2. Furn­ 133 ACRES 4 bedroom mod­ 80 ACRES vacant, $175,00per Phone IV 2-7650. 22-14wtfc stered .and brown hard finish ern home, good out build­ acre. Terms. 6 miles south material, $75. Mrs. Edna ished including utilities. Call OR 6-5612. 27-14wtfc ings, no brokers. 3186 Howell of Leslie. Phone Rives 569- Feighner, 225 Steele, Corner Rd,, Webberville, Michigan. 3425, 30-16w1c ANTIQUES WANTED: One or of Maple across from Naza­ 30-15w3p a carload. Will buy con­ -rene Church, Phone 676-5028. WANTED TO RENT- 50 acres tents of attics, basements or 24-16wlc or more north of Mason, QU.ONS~T COTTAGE com- GUNN RD: 3 houses, $12,500 complete house. Will appraise· Phone 676-5050. 27-14w3c plete wfth heating stove and to settle estate, Good in­ for estate s, insurance or bedroom suite, 12' x 141 ap­ come potential, terms can be sales. Call OR 7-2891 eve-· METAL DOUBLE BED witt coil springs and clean mat­ APARTMENT FOR rent: Two proximately. Nice for lake arranged. Dial IV 2 - 6028. nings or weekends. 22-l4w3c tress. $8. Phone 372-3484. bedroom, Westinghouse ap­ cottage. Best offer takes it - Lamkin Realty, 30-16wlc 24-16wlc. pliances, utilities except elec­ must be moved, See "Cook," 23-Good things to eat tric, drapes and carpet. Call Hilltop Tavern, Leslie, Mich. HOOVER Dial - A - Matic up­ Marie Barton, OR7-1161. 30-14w3c uFISH" - The spring right vacuum with attach­ Adults only. 27-14w3c ''PERCH" run is on at ments, 6 months old, $50.00. 3 BEDROOMS- LANSING East­ REAL "BAYPORT!" For hook and Phone 699-2556. 24-16w1c NEW 2 Bedroom apartment Side. $2200.00 down. $105 lines. Or, special sales pric­ for rent. Call 694-0925. per month. Call Boles Realty, Mason, OR 7-2361, ESTATE es in 50 pound lots. Phone. FOR SALE: BLONDE Four 27-15w3c area code 517, number 656- Piece Bedroom Set, Book­ 27-15w3p· DANSVILLE SCHOOLS - 2 2121, for Henry Engelhard, of .case Headboard. $90,00. Call Acres. Blacktop road, recent LUXURY one bedroom apart­ WEST: 4 Bedroom house. BAY PORT CHAMBER OF OR 7-0101. 24-16wlc 3 bdrm ranch style, full bsmt, COMMERCE, 23-15w3p. ment in Lansing. Saginaw Breezeway, garage, one 2 car garage, very good buy. and Waverly area, $135, ·acre, good garden land, Only. $16,900 - Terms arranged. 24-Household goods DETROIT JEWELL Gas Adults, Phone OR 7-8565. $9,800 with $1500 down. Dial $1,000 DOWN - Webberville, Range. 4 burner, 1 oven. 27-14w3c IV 2-6028, Lamkin Realty. neat 2 bdrm home, tsmt, gar­ and appliances Very good condition, $55,00 30-16wlc age, near stores. $9,900. Phone 676-2648. 19-l5wtfnc NEW, LARGE DELUXE 2bed-· SMALL BABY Grand piano, room, carpeted, spacious Grinnell Bros. in excellent closets, patios, laundry, all condition. Mrs. George 40 INCH PHILCO Deluxe OSBORN 2 ACRES - Fowlerville.* Edge utilities paid except electric, Covert, Leslie, Mich. Electric Stove, white-clean­ of town, city water and sewer, $140.00 and $145.00, Call Holt 24-15w3p perfect condition OR 6-5704. 3 bdrm home, bsmt, gas fur­ 24-16wlp 694-0527 or Leslie JU 9- AUTO nace, small barn, garage. 5107. 27-16w3c $10,500 - Terms. DAVENPORT AND chair for sale. Call 882-3119. 26-A-Lost & Found PERRY: NEAT 2 - bedroom 24-15w3c home, furnished, full base­ SPECIALS WILLIAMSTON- 160 Acres- LOST: Shorthaired male black general farm, neat 3 bdrm cat, one white whisker, W. ment, do u b 1 e garage, $125 * FOR SALE - Qld lots of monthly, plus utilities. Depos­ o 1de r home, 2 barns, other Holt Rd. Gone 2 weeks. Chil-· STATION WAGONS buildings, live stream, black­ aluminum co m b i n at ion dren miss very much. Infor­ it required. Or Will Sell. Dial top road, excellent location, storm windows, ideal for cot­ mation call OX 4-0509. Re­ IV 2-6028, Lamkin Realty. tages and glassed in porches. 27-16w1c 1965-Chevrolet Bel-Air, V-8 $450 per acre with terms to ward. 26-15w3c suit, $7 each. Michelson Baker Automatic, like new, priced for your budget; Lumber Company, Mason, FOUND: Begiruiers' piano in­ FOR RENT: Field for spring 24-, ~':···"- struction book, near Cherry crops, located on Annis Rd. Grove Apartments. Call OR 7- HOWELL - Near. 180 acre near Edgar Rd. Call 694- 1965 Chevelle, V-8automatic, beef farm, good* 4 bdrm home 4391 after 5 p.m. 26a-14wtfp PANASONIC, the finest color 1931. 27-16w2c many other extras, drives like and complete set of buildings. TV, rated Number 1 as the new. Could be subdivided - private most trouble free TV set. See REWARD - A lightweight mo- SLEEPING room. Also want­ lake, near main highway, in­ Panasonic at Ware's Drugand torcycle jacket, size 40. quiries invited, Camera, 304 S. Jefferson, OR Lost in the vicinity of Bishop ed, good gas range, 30", Phone OR 7-1391. 28-16w1p 1966 Ford, 10 passenger, 352 7-0411, Mason. 24-14wtfc and S. Logan. Call TU 2- · engine, automatic power 0103. 2717 Gilbert Road. . - 29-Wanted to rent Real Estate steering & brakes and many 15 ACRES -*Near Howell- 26A-16w3c other extras. Just like new and Mason Road. 3 bdrm partially BLOND 23" TV, Reasonable, priced to sell. WANTED TO RENT: Small remodeled older home, horse Phone OX 4-5731 or TU 2- 26- To Give Away barn, grainary, tool shed, 0723. 24-14w3c home or cheap apartment, partially furnished. Phone $18,500 - Terms arranged. 694-0017. 29-15w3c 1964 Chevrolet V-8 automatic, .BEDROOM SET with mattress This one you have to see to MASON AREA party wishes appreciate, ZIMMER ROAD - 3 bdrm old- and springs; occasion a 1 er home, recent 2 car C. B. .tables and lamp; new criss to rent or buy nearly new * garage, oil furnace, large cross curtains, 301" width home in country. 2 or 3 bed­ The above wagons are ser­ rooms. Phone 676-2442 after viced and rea~y to go. rooms, blacktop road. $11,500 and rummage. Call TU 2-4973, - Terms arranged. 24-16wlc 5 p.m.· 29-13wtff WANT TO rent pasture, 150 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS to 300 acres with water and 40 ACRES - Vacant land, lev­ USED 19 60 Pontiac Catalina YWCA CLASSES good fences. Write or call e 1, s o ni e woods,·* excellent . JU 9-8404. Ned Baldwin, Les- 1961 Chevrolet Convertible building site. $12,500- Terms • ORGANS & PIANOS lie, Mich. R #1. 29-14wtfc 1961 Chevrolet 4-Door GOLF - at Mason for begin­ 1961 Plymouth 2-Door ners or advanced. Open to LOWREY HOLIDAY stain, 1958 Chevrolet V-8, 4-Door glide, Leslie sp~kerj eK­ WANTED TO RENT - 2 bed­ NEW LISTING - Gentleman's men, women and teens. Start 1958 Chevrolet Station Wag- cellent shape. Priced ot room house or apartment, on, new engine Farm, 25 acres* with private May 3rd and 4th. Mr, Ralph only $725.00 part i a 11 y furnished, refer­ Fiebig- instructor, 1960 Chevrolet 9-passenger, fish pond, 8-year-old, 3-bdrm ences. Call 676-2780. ranch style home, 21/2baths, THOMAS, $375.00 station wagon 29-14w3c 1960 Corvair 4-Door 2 firepJ,aces, many extras. Bargain priced as some extra JAPANESE FLOWER AR­ 1958 Chevrolet, 6 cylinder, HAMMOND, 25 pedal note 30-For Sale Real Estate work to be done - $39,500. RANGING, begins May 1st at . Keyboard, $1875.00 automatic. Holt Methodist church. Mrs. HOLT, FOR sale or trade, 19~7 Chevrolet 4-Door, V-8, Masako Akutsu, Instructor. Unusual Spinet Maple 4 - 5 bedroom house, 21/2 automatic. Wurlitzer. baths, fireplace, grill. Call . * after 5. 694-1701. 30-15w3p Jones Realty Marshal Music Co. These are priced to sell this For information call YWCA Eost Lansing Store 4 Lansing. week. 3 BEDROOMS-NEWRANCH, 101 East Grand River, SUburban. $1500.00 down. MARSHALL MUSIC I W11Hamston. $125. per month. Call Boles OSBORN AUTO INC. 485·7201 405 S. Washington 16wl Realty, Mason, OR 7-2361. Mich. 27-15w3p 6900 S. Cedar-Phone 694-0497 Phone 655-2861 Ingham County•s Biggest Weekly Want Ad Market Place- Phone Your Ad to 677-9011 or Mail to 222 W~st Ash, Mason, Michigan REAL ESTATE 2 BEDROOM HOME with gar- . I age for sale. For appoint­ ment call 676-2295, 30-16w3c t 3 BEDROOM RANCH, fire- 'A place, family room, base- ' ment and garage 1·1/2 acres. a $1409.00 Good terms for right ' buyer. Mason School District. f Lloyd or Margaret Bennett 677 - 6591 or Furman Day A Realty 393-2400. 30-16wlc ' 31-Real Estate Wanted - f WANTED near Mason or Dans- ville one to ten acres for building site on blacktop, Rich· ard Bisel, Williamston, call ' 655-1522 after 5:00 PM. t 31-16w3c t' TEEN ADS t TWO 14 year old boys want jobs, yard, etc, Phone 694· t 0203. 14w3f t 18 Year Old Boy wants part time job "after school in Ma­ t son. Phone OR 6-5725. 14w3nc YAMAHA 1966 Big Bear ' Scrambler, 250 cc 5 speed. t $595. Phone OX 9·2381 or see ' at 475 w. Holt road, 14w3nc t 25% DISCOUNT on all horse and cattle equipment. Low­ est prices, quality equip· t ment, Jay Jenkins, 515 E. ' Ash 676-2010. Teen 16w3f FOR SALE: FORMAL, size 't 10 - 11 worn once. Call ' 699·2202 after 3:30 P.M. su­ san Surateaux, t Teen 21·16wlnc FOR SALE: Male Puppies, inquire 200 w. Sycamore. Teen - NC 16wlnc ' STANLEY TRAVIOLI REALTOR ' 131 S. Mechanic, Jackson ' Ph. St. 4-6197 ANNOUNCING: 'f A new member ol the lirm t t Mrs. Mar;orie Connor t 11530··- H. Territorial·- RJ. Munith Ph. 851-3132 t Evenings and Weekends ' 15 Words 75( Member ol Multiple Listing Exchange t 't cl3w3

f To place your low cost, HOWARD JOHN·SON'S ' hard MOTOR LODGE 1If your want ad working Want .Ad, use the convenience of your telephone NOW HIRING lis in this paper, • and call Maids, Desk Cle~ks, t Night Auditer, Main- tenance help. Ipeople are Apply I. HOMES 6714 S. Cedar, Lansing ' . 6etween 2:30 anJ 4:30 EVERY WEEK p.m. freading it today! ------~ THE NEWS Wednesday, Aprill9, 1967 Page D-8 PHONE 677-9011