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Discusses Sunday closing law. 1962 PA 128 exempts from its provisions any retail store where food is sold for consumption away from the premises in which are employed not more than two proprietors and one other person at any one time. All of the retail stores where food is sold for consumption away from the premises in Michigan owned and managed by the same person or legal entity which are subject to 1962 PA 128 are deemded a single entity for the purpose of selecting the Saturday or Sunday as the day of refraining from prohibited transactions.

The new pharmacy act does not affect the tenure of the board of pharmacy but does affect the tenure of the present directof of drugs and drug stores. After the effective date of 1962 PA 151, the board would have to elect a secretary to replace the director of drugs and drug stores appointed under the former pharmacy act.

A retail food store licensed by the Department of Agriculture which prepares on the premises and sells for immediate consumption prepackaged food in individual portions consisting of enough food or a helping of food to feed one person must also be licensed by the Department of Public Health as to such food service establishment activity._x001D_A retail food store licensed by the Department of Agriculture which prepares food items such as sandwiches for immediate sale per the individual customer's order for consumption off the premises must also be licensed by the Department of Public Health in order to engage in such food service establishment activity._x001D_A retail food store licensed by the Department of Agriculture which prepares on the premises and displays bulk food items such as potato salad, chicken, and ribs in delicatessen counters and sells portions of such items in a quantity to feed one person, or enough of one kind of food for a helping for one person must be licensed by the Department of Public Health in order to engage in such food service establishment activity._x001D_The Legislature has empowered the Director of the Department of Public Health and the Director of the Department of Agriculture to enter into an agreement that licensing and regulation of such food service establishment activities of the retail food store be conducted by the Department of Agriculture.

Color postcard from circa 1915-1920 titled "Washington Street, Lansing, Mich." but actually showing Michigan Avenue leading up to the Michigan State Capitol building in Lansing, Michigan.

Color postcard from circa 1907-1909 showing a street scene on Turner Street in Lansing, Michigan.

Black and white photograph on cardboard backing showing Washington Avenue, looking north in Lansing, Michigan.

Color postcard from approximately 1907 showing a view of Washington Avenue, looking north, in downtown Lansing, Michigan. The State Capitol is visible in the background, and the six story Hotel Downey is at the end of the block. The hotel was built in 1887, and expanded in 1907. In 1912 a devastating fire destroyed the building, but it was rebuilt and the hotel remained in service until 1939, when it was demolished to make room for Knapp's department store.

Black and white photograph from 1888 of the 300 block of S. Washington Avenue in Lansing, Michigan. The building on the left is the Hudson House (hotel).

Black and white photograph from the spring of 1926 of Ionia Street, looking east from Washington Avenue in Lansing, Michigan.

Black and white postcard showing "Prudden Corner" (as identified on the postcard) in Lansing, Michigan.

Black and white photograph from 1890 showing a bird's-eye view of the corner of Michigan Avenue and Cedar Street, taken from the NW stand pipe in Lansing, Michigan.

Black and white stereograph from circa 1870-1890 showing a street view in Lansing, Michigan.

Black and white photograph from the spring of 1926 of the view east from the Cass State Office Building, looking towards Arbaugh's Department Store (on right) and the Hotel Downey (on left), in Lansing, Michigan.

Color postcard from circa 1907-1915 showing a street scene on Washington Avenue in Lansing, Michigan. The white building on the left is the Hotel Butler, built in 1872.

Black and white postcard from circa 1922-1925 showing Washington Square, looking south from north of Michigan Avenue in Lansing, Michigan. The tall building on the right is the rebuilt Prudden Building (named the Washington Square Building), which was built after the Prudden Building burned down in 1920.

Black and white postcard from circa 1904-1907 showing a street scene on Washington Avenue in Lansing, Michigan. The first building on the left is the Hotel Butler, built in 1872.

Color postcard from circa 1907-1915 showing Washington Avenue, looking south from Michigan Avenue in Lansing, Michigan.

Black and white photograph from the spring of 1926 of the view east from the Cass State Office Building, looking towards Arbaugh's Department Store (on right), Hotel Downey (center) and the new Masonic Temple (left), in Lansing, Michigan.

Black and white photograph showing Main Street in Leslie, Michigan.

Black and white postcard from circa 1885-1890 showing Washington Avenue, looking north from Michigan Avenue in Lansing, Michigan.

Black and white photograph from January 1924 of Washington Avenue, looking north from Michigan Avenue, in Lansing, Michigan. On the right are the Orpheum and Capitol Theatres.