Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 54

Legal Notices E-6 THE STATE JOURNAL Sept. 15, 1965 Lansing. Michigan NOTICE OF PIULIC BEARING OX AMENDING THK 70MMI rnDK Shs9s got and and motions! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Pity Council of the City of Lan Edie Adams a Woman on the Go, Go, Go sing. Michigan, proposes to amend the classifications provided ior uie zoning Code passed by the City Council ot said City on November 13. 1938.

In th fnlinwlnz nartirulars. viz: chance for some real dramat "Sure, it's a good way to only to- heal the sorrow of lisjeame around and now they are Property described as: 2-124-65 325 By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP) There ics; she couldn't resist. "Never no passing, but also to untangle lie maue a million, she conceded TONIGHT THRU SATURDAY BOB HOPE TUESDAY WELD FRANKIE AVALON-LINA MERRILL I'LL TAKE SWEDEN Technicolor South Butler street. Th Smith nnp-half (V.1 Hod of Lot again," she vowed. chaos of his financial affairs.

"But it's also a good way to lose contact with your family. Never Edie was taking momentary She managed to pay off ali debts unaided. A year ago she ease in the den of the house she again. is a time to work and a time not to work, observes Edie Adams, whose career is again going full steam. Eleven (11) and the North one (1) Rod of the Lot Twelve (12) of Block Three (3) of Bush, Butler, and Sparrow's Addition to the City of Lansing.

Ingham County. Michigan, according to the recorded Plat thereof. The South Three shared with her late husband. married Marty Mills or the nu-sic publishing family. comedian Ernie Kovacs.

It is a The girls are Betty and Kip-pie, Ernie's daughters by his first marriage, whose custody Edie won after a court wrangle; and Mia, daughter of Edie and Ernie. The family will be split temporarily while Edie goes to Rome to appear with Rex Harrison in "Tale of the Fox," Jo and one-hair (3141 reel oi sara parcel. with 1h KnHh Three and one-half The talented blonde was sub fantastic room "all Ernie," Edie could work the year- (3H feet of the South one-half of she describes it All about are around in films, television, niglit Korth One-quarter oi Lot 12 ana the South one-half (W of Lot 11 shall clubs and theaters, but she crazy antiques and comic props. Musical instruments abound. be used as a Joint onveway oe znnpri t'mm 'C" Two Family Residence District and the room is wired for stu jected recently to an almost inhuman schedule.

She reported early for treatment in the Paramount glamor lab, then put in a full day of emoting in "The Oscar." Afterward she rushed to a heicopter that set her down in Anaheim, where she romped to commercial District. Notice is further given that a BUD. dio-like sound. A trap-door leads lie hearing will be held at the Coun-I to the wine cellar. cu cnamoer in me Jiiy nan on me 4th Hav of October.

1965. at 7:30 o'clock P.M., when all persons interested may appear and give reasons, if any there "I think we'll sell the house and let this room go furnished, LAKE LANSING AMUSEMENT PARK Okemos and Haslett Road 6 Miles East of Lansing 10c DAYS FREE GATE SATURDAY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th 19th. RIDES OPEN 1:00 P.M. All rides 10c except Turnpike, Coaster and Dodgem. be.

why such amendments to the clas through her nightly perform sifications should not be made. THEO FULTON ance in "Can Can." except for my harp," said Edie. seph Mankiewicz' first film since "Cleopatra." "Betty is going to USC this year and Kippie will be staying with another family," said Edie. "Mia is only 6, so she'll be able to go to Italy with Marty and me. The family will be reunited after three months, and Edie hopes for no more lengthy absences.

She has refused offers of eelvision series. It is time to move" on. Lansing. Michigan City Clerk September 15. 1963 No.

9-22 Despite her hectic profession I asked her when she slept. "Who sleeps?" she replied. "I'm planning to do that next NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON AMENDING THE znvTvr. conK al life, Edie is philosophical. bhe figures there is a time for Wednesday." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE City Council of the City of Lan- inff.

Michigan, nmnnses to amend the everything. The double booking was an After Ernie died in an auto classifications provided for in the Zon i. tT ing code passed oy me uity council of said City on November 13. 1938. in mobile accident Jan.

13, 1961, it was time for her to work not accident "The Oscar" came up in a hurry; it offered her a the fnllowine Darticulars. viz: Property described as: Z-126-65 Par-eel bounded by the 2900 block of Hunt and Seventh Streets and the 800 block of Chilson and Howe Streets. Lots No. 23. 24.

25. 26. 27. 28. 29.

44. 45. 46. 47. the Elmore M.

Hunt Subdivision. City of Lansing. Ingham Cnnntv. Miohiean be rezoned from Rains Delay Harvest People STARTS SATURDAY GLADMER noKisn men Irms JL3DnveJhVT South Cedar at Jolly Rood TO 2-2429 lmJi One Family Residence District! to Light Industrial District. Notice Is further given that a public hearing will be held at the Council Chamber in the City Hall on the 4th II MSU I Lecture-Concert LAST DAY I Thurs, Sept.

16 To Purchase Season Tickers On Sale at Union 8 Building Ticket Office Frequent rains continued to In the hM' fi "i in I delay the field crop and vegeta day of October. 1965, at 7:30 clock P.M.. when all persons interested may appear and give reasons, if any there ble harvest last week, the Fed EDIE ADAMS 1 1 Program Information 482-3905 be. why such amendments to the classifications should not be made. News eral-State Crop Reporting Serv NOW THRU SAT.

(2) COLOR HITS chose to suspend her career for THEO FULTON Lansing. Michigan City Clerk September 15, 1965 No. 9-23 ice says. The dry bean harvest was be a six-month period. Why? ADMISSION $1.25 CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE "Because of the girls, she NOTICE OF PI BI.IC HEARING ON AMENDING THE ZONING CODE hind average for the state and the bean harvest was nearly at HIT NO.

(1) SHOWN AT Actor Tom Conway, "desti explained, referring to the three young ladies of the family. "It NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE City Council of the City of Lan was the advice of every head sing. Michigan, proposes to amend the a standstill. Farmers were able, Program Information 332-5A17 BRING THE LITTLE WOMAN MAYBE SHE'LL DIE LAUGHIHG! classifications proviaea ior in me z.on-lnz Code Dassed by the City Council shrinker I talked to that I should close down all my activi to get potatoes, onions and other crops out, but wet fields of said City on November 13, 1958. in the following narticulars.

viz: JACKLEMW ties and devote time to them. Property described as: Z-125-65 500 slowed activity. Diock lamuton Avenue ana cuen They needed a firm hand, some Street- VIRNAUS! Lot No. 72 excepting the S. 23' there The service said corn development continued at about one to say Tio to them and to back it up.

of Cedarbrook Subd. and the East 103.5' of the following described par to 6 p.m. 'uniMTfi cel. And it worked. The girls mm 'mm i Commencing at the N.W.

comer of tot 30 of Cedarbrook City of MURDER last year's rate, with about three-fourths of the state's crop in the dough stage or beyond and nearly one-fifth advanced Tjincintr. Ingham County. Michigan. and thence E. on the N.

line of said REOPENING FOR THE FALL-WINTER SEASON WITH A DISTINGUISHED GROUP OF UNUSUAL FOREIGN FILMS! 0 YOUR WIFE' lot 30. 109.62 thence N. 9' 15" E. 22.9 thence E. 130 ft.

to the W. line of Lot 72 of Cedarbrook enough to be considered safe from killing frosts. thence N. 0 9' 15" E. 179 ft, along the TECHNlCOLOR'wuHOfc.

UNITED ARTISTS w. line of said lot tj to me N.w. tute" despite Lifetime earnings of $900,000, celebrated his 61st birthday today by preparing to move out of, his $2-a-night hotel room in Venice, Calif. Conway, the brother of Actor George Sanders had faced ejection from the hotel this weekend. His plight was revealed in a newspaper article.

"Sunday I'll be living in West Hollywood with friends who will turn over a section of their home to me," he said. Shortly after his financial circumstances were disclosed, Conway received scores of telephone calls and messages. The actor said he hopes to go to work as a maitre de when his health improves. He underwent an eye operation last January. Actor Edd Byrnes and Actress Asa Maynor are parents of their first child, a boy born Monday night at Hollywood's Cedars of Lebanon Hospital.

The couple HURRY Last 2 Days! comer thereof, thence W. 240 ft, to the S. Ely. intersection of Cedar Street A few scattered areas of shortages were reported, but LAST DAY: "GIRLS GALORE" "EVE AND THE HANDYMAN" 9:05 HIT NO. (2) IN COLOR AT 9:10 Feature today 1:20, 3:20, 5:20, 7:25, 9:30 P.M.

sou moisture generally was adequate to surplus and pastures generally supplied average amounts of feed. SNEAK PREVIEW TONIGHT 8:00 Fall fruit harvest activities and Hamilton Avenue and thence s. 0 2' 30" W. 202 ft. to the point of beginning be rezoned from: One Family Residence District to "D-M" Multiple Dwelling District.

Notice Is further given that a public hearing will be held at the Council Chamber in the City Hall on the 4th day of October, 1965. at 7:30 o'clock P.M.. when all persons interested may appear and give reasons, if any there be. why such amendments to the classifications should not be made. THEO FULTON Lansing.

Michigan City Clerk September 15. 1965 No. 9-24 increased as Mcintosh and oth er apple varieties were being starts FRIDAY: "BERGMAN HAS MADE AVERY FUNNY, QUITE WITTY. AND CHARMINGLY BAWDY FILM." STARTS TOMORROW STEWARTO? Z7 picked. Plums and prunes, Bartlett pears and late variety peaches continued to move in volume.

Nwiwefc was married March 25, 1962. Atmosphere starts FRIDAY: Conformed DO NOT ATTEND IF YOU CAN'T FACE THE FACTS! Ingtnar THE UIRISCH CORPOlUnON msm A BLAKE EDWARDS PRODUCTION PETER ELKE SELLERS S0MMER NOTICE OF PCBMC HEARING ON AMENDING THE ZONING CODE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE City Council of the City of Lan-i sing. Michigan, proposes to amend the classifications provided for in the Zoning Code passed by the City Council of said City on November 13. 1958. in the following particulars, viz: Property described as: Z-131-65 818 Loa Street.

Lot SS and 89. Loganerest Subdivision. City of Lansing. Ingham County. Michigan, be rezoned from: "A One Family Residence District to Two Family Residence District.

Notice is further given that a public hearing will be held at the Council Chamber in the City Hall on the 4th day of October. 1965. at 7:30 o'clock P.M., when all persons interested may appear and give reasons. If any there be. why such amendments to the classifications should not be made.

THEO FULTON Lansing. Michigan City Clerk September 15, 1965 No. 9-25 CK'njRoLLlyoTf To Recital (Bergmans finl film in Color WCf By DICK MURRAY Journal Arts Editor Outside, thunder, lightning and COL0RDtLUXEt PiMlVISini 3 kiusb) im UNITED ARTISTS a driving rain were harmonizing in a fierce cacophony; inside, Eddie Layton was playing Sandburg Byrnes fnrl Snnrlhnrc noet and Lin Stormy Weather." As the number concluded coln biographer, is reported rp.ctinp: comfortablv at a hos- -these men OtSTRteUTED JANUI PH.MS Followed By: "THAT MAN FROM RIO" "GIRL With GREEN EYES" "THE PAWNBROKER" "THE GUNS OF AUGUST" IF YOU WANT TO BE A SWINGER JOIN US Secret birds twittering as the musical storm calms, the noted record pilal in Hendersonville, N.C. ing organist commented cheer lailng largest DRIVE -I THfATtS OdllUUUlg, OI, lO UClllg utaitu for an abdominal inflamation. He lives on his farm at nearby fully, "I think the rain has stopped I don't hear it beating Flat Rock, N.C.

2 Miles Southwest of Lansing on M-78 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON AMENDING THE ZONING CODE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE City Council of the City of Lansing. Michigan, proposes to amend the classifications provided for In the Zoning Code passed by the City Council of said City on November 13. 1958, in the following particulars, viz: Property described as: Z-132-65 3700 South Pennsylvania Avenue. Lot 567. Maple Hill Subdivision.

City of Lansing. Ingham County, Michigan, be rezoned from Ore Family Residence District to T' Family Residence District. Notice lu further given that a public hearing will be held at the Council Chamber in the City Hall on the 4th day of October. 1965. at 7:30 o'clock P.M..

when all persons interested may appear and give reasons, if any there be. why such amendments to the classifications should not be made. THEO FULTON Lansing. Michigan City Clerk September 15. 1965 No.

9-26 on the roof over the stage." And so it had at least temporarily. Bobby Fischer, 22, the United Also "The Flamboyant Sex" Strictly Adult Entertainment Anyhow, the storm which i broke loose early Tuesday eve NOW THRU SAT. (2) HITS ning failed to daunt the large crowd which sloshed through the States chess champion, yesterday beat Eldis Cobo of Cuba to win his 14th round match in the 21 round Capablanca Memorial Chess Tournament in Havana. EXCLUSIVE FIRST SHOWING! rain to hear Layton concert at Everett High School auditorium. visit Universal City Studios MOSTLY 'POP' I Jack Kelly Kristin Nelson This delightful recital of most NOW thru FRIDAY! ly familiar "pop" tunes was sponsored by Grinnell's and was free to the public.

Continuous From 1 P.M. ISaiMDisa Dee SHOWN AT 7:15 -11 P.M. Features at: 1 :00 3:07 -T A -R E- A personable, dark haired NOTICE OF PUBLIC HKARING ON AMENDING THE ZONING CODE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE City Council of the City of Lansing. Michigan, proposes to amend the classifications provided for in the Zoning Code passed by the City CounciUof of said City on November 13. 195S.

In the following particulars, viz: Property described as: Z-137-65 Lyons Avenue. Commencing at a point 521 feet North of the Southeast corner South Park-wood Subdivision, thence East 836.1 Fischer, playing by teletype from New York because the State Department would not give him a visa to enter Cuba, defeated the Cuban in 39 moves. Fischer is third in the overall match standings, trailing Russia's Vasily Smyslov and Yugoslavia's Borislav Ivkov. Liquor Store Move Slated young man, Layton is not only a versatile organist but a good showman, too. He entertains reg 5:10 7:20 9:30 P.M.

mhw He a special kind of BoBByPaigM ularly at a plush New York ho doesnt know enough f' tel and he has that intimate rapport with his audience that bespeaks the supper club feet North 309.1 feet to Westerly line of Consumers Power Company 'W to come in from the cold! DoNaLP O'CONNOR Northwesterly along said Hi feet to East and West line West on as Harvey Sranso line 734 feet to East line said plat He chats with his listeners. Thp T.ansinp- wholesale and re BSD explaining his music and the mechanism of the organ not 1T1J lift tail liquor store operated by the MiVhipan Liouor Control Com- South o81.5d feet to beginning on southwest of Section 27. City of Lansing. Ingham County. Michigan, be rezoned from "A One Family Residence District to Light Industrial District.

Notice is further given that a public hearing will be held at the Council Chamber in the City Hall on the 4th THaT Program Information 332-6944 FeeliMG forgetting to mention his own miKsinn will hp moved from 417 many albums. His occasional oral slipups drew laughs and N. Washington to 1137 day of October. 1965. at 7:30 o'clock P.M..

when all persons Interested may seemed to amuse himself such as omitting the from "im yXk B06ARSE SYLVA KDSCJMA ROBERT MORLEY LEO McKERN IN COLOR TECHNICOLOR appear and give reasons, if any there Haco Drive, beginning uept. zs, it was announced today by Wallace A. Stanley, district man De. wny sucn amendments to the classifications should not be made. THEO FULTON LAST DAY! ager.

mortal in introducing a Cole Porter number. FOR 'OVER 33' Lansing. Michigan City Clerk September 15. 1965 No. 9-27 Sept.

23 The BEATLES in "HELP" The N. Washington Avenue nronprtv has been Durchased bv Layton slanted his program the city for its urban renewal NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON AMENDING THE ZONING CODE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE City Council of the City of Lan project. Peter Sellers in The "Amorous General" Shown 2 COMEDY HiTS TERRY THOMAS in "School For Scoundrels" Shown EXCLUSIVE sing. Michigan, proposes to amend the for an "over 35" audience standard numbers such as "Donkey Serenade" (with clup-clups and hee-haws), Gershwin's Stanley said tne store wouia be closed for business after classifications proviaea ior me zoning Code Dassed by the City Council ivr DRIVE' IN, 3 BIG HITS of said City on November 13. 1958.

in the following particulars, viz: Property described as: Z-138-65 243 "Foggy Day in London Town (with Big Ben tolling the hours), ADM. 51.00 KIDDIES FREE EAST LANSING oii M-43 Deep Purple" (played with r. orand Kiver Avenue. The East 35 ft, of the following described property: Commencing 322' South of intersection of East line. Lot I 1 ill I viiiaiwa three fingers), "Blue Hawaii" and "Wunderbar." Shown 1:00 3:40 6:30 9:20 24 and line 50' SW'Iy and parallel to centerline of Grand River Avenue thence S.

62 degrees 20 W. 126'. SW'Iy on 26(y radius curve to left 127' to point on line 120 E. of and parallel to The audience was invited to join in a musical memory quiz: how many theme songs of old-time radio shows could we identify? (My score? About .350.) w. line 1-oe mence sown to point of beginning which is 280' N.

of the S. line of Lot 24. thence E. 55.3' to existing building, thence S. 100'.

thence MARTIN LEWIS Sept. 27 until it is reopened Oct. 1 at the Haco Drive location. Court Reporters Get Certification Nine Lansing area court reporters certified under the Michigan Court Reporters Association's Certified Shorthand Reporters Program were listed today. Certified at the association's meeting in Bellaire were Paul Skarstad, Helen Kohler, Winnie May, Jean Ingram, Ronita Edgar, Barbara Frahm; Arland Gifford, Tom Shirts and Walter 55'.

to said line 120" E. of W. line of Layton also picked a little boy 1 3 Lxt mence to Deginmng be rezoned from Parking District to Commercial District. and girl from the audience to come up on stage and "accompany" him in an organ trio. Notice is further given that a public rearing wiu oe neia at me council Chamber in the City Hall on the 4th day of October.

1965. at 7:30 o'clock Eddie saved his favorite to the P.M.. when all persons interested may appear and give reasons, if any there be. why such amendments to the class last "Begin the Beguine" giving it a vigorous touch. This pleasing, informal con ifications snouia not oe made.

THEO FULTON Lansing, Michigan City Clerk cert was just right to relax September 15. 1965 No. 9-28 storm-battered nerves. A. Roney.

School Board thrift Meeting Changed SPECTACUUR The scheduled meeting of the nnsinp Roarrl of Education will! "Peter O'Toole is fascinating!" "LIVING IT UP" 2nd at 9:44 "PARDNERS" First 7:37 Tribune I NlTA TALBOT-LARRY STORCHlEO 6. CARROLL I1UI uc ueiu xuuiauajr, ouiuui au-j ministrators announced today. The meeting has been re-! scheduled for Sept. 23, at 7:301 p.m. in the small auditorium of Everett High School.

This week's session was changed because: board members and some ad-j ministration' officials will be at- tendins an education conference: A Film by RICHARD BROOKS A Columbia Picture FIM i SUPER PMUVISIOI 70 DAVUlLSCHVIWiTZ-lluRlUNBtMSra NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS ON Scotsdale Subdivision No. 2 and all others who may be interested, your attention if hereby called to the following resolution adopted by the city council of the city of Lansing, Michigan, on: September 13, 1965. PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT III By CommittM on Public Servic Highways: RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Lansing: That the special assessment roll for Storm and Sanitary Sewers Assessment Roll No. PS. 54027 Storm San.

Property benefited Scotsdale Sub. No. 2. All street The revised estimated expense of said improvements based upon construction bids is as follows: Project No. Assessment Intersection slid Assessable to Total Project Roll No.

City Contribution Property Owners Cost PS 54027 Storm S2l.526.59 S42.543.4S 64,070.07 San. 9,797.66 38.775.32 48.572.98 Stubs 10.140.48 10,140.48 Total 531,324.25 591,459.28 5122,783.53 returned by the City Assessor be received and placed on file, and the City Clerk be directed to publish a notice thereof by publication in a local newspaper five days in accordance, with Section 28-17, of Chapter 28 of the Code of Ordinances. Resolved further, that the City Council will meet at the Council Rooms on Monday, the 27th day of September. 1965, at 7:30 o'clock p.m. for the purpose of reviewing said assessment roll.

I hereby certify that funds ar available and encumbered for the City of Lansing's share of said project. RAYMOND W. BURGESS City controller Lansing, Michigan Sept. 14 thru IS, 1965 THEO FULTON, City Clerk Lansing, Michigan No. 9-20 HIT NO.

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