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ST JOHNS, MiCHfrGAN 48879 15 Cents Vol. 53 October 30,1974' 28 Pages
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN HUMANSGHTS
NAMES OF OFFICES SOCIALIST WORKERS VOTED FOR: PARTY o STATE flan*™. «J LlwtonanMEnn Htnnm anBUlHtinu^avi Ooixnw and llttKVMM Gmainat G4«ofr>or una tltbMiunl Go** SANDER M. LEVIN | WILLIAM G MILUKSM | HUSH M. DAVIDSON ROHN MA1SEL (JAMES C. HORVATH (Z0LTON FERENCY JELDON K ANDREWS (THOMAS DENNIS PETER A SlGNOHEUl GOVERNOR AND PAUL BROWN I JAMES j. DAMMAN (JOSEPHINE A- CHAPMAN RUTH c. arm {ALFRED W WEGENER IREGINA MtNULTY AL G TERWILLIGER i WltLIAM ALUN R WAYNE EVANS ^ LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR a D • a D a • D l«jatai al Sial* a **wti*rr •? Stan *au.ta>r ilJmi "JJol lauaHiy el It* It T "K SECRETARY OF STATE RICHARD H AUSTIN LORRAINE UEII HENRY W. HUMS, JR. RACHELE FJtUIT D •JOHN GILL MOTZER JAMES F McCLURE D ROBERT G LEE JUDITH S CROWELl Aitmatj Otnofsl Arwnoy Oofliioj D AHoftfr Gt"t*"' • D" • All«n«r G*ntf 4I Allanit? Oanwol a ATTORNEY GENERAL FRANK J XEUEY D MYRON H. WAHIS RAY D MARKEL CLARICE JOBES lopmenhji .« rfi Conflow D TGJavmlalfial^I! tn*HHiHiJt. in Cwjri TttH«tiltaTp<» >n Conginl a " t*pi4iafl{DUvoti^afig" • ^^TIpIwwBiIJtTneSiJIIii • • CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVE, SAMUEL D MARBLE ' ELFORD A. CEDERBERG KATHRYN ROPERS IN CONGRESS, 10th DISTRICT D D D D a i'al. Sin a a iSt^SmSr a • TmrTii LEGISLATIVE RICHARD D WARREN RICHARD J ALLEN EDWARD W, AHO STATE SENATOR, 30th DISTRICT D D lisrttwiaim ,n Vila Itf bltlwa —I I>j,nnnld1 •• In t|M> UgiilL «t|J« Hi Ivl . (f , . a D fctp'tiwilalio II> i»I. ItaillaNI* D ~l*pt«t*nia1i«* kfl Slat* Ltfli.lel-M D •a^i^larlvt IrtStaliVLtfJildktt* a Kaatnanltilva IA llart IralilaMa a REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE OONAID I STANTON STANLEr M. POWELL LEGISLATURE, 88lh DISTRICT a • , D D D D ifetmnt^TlliaSlolaleatJerfBialWn' M*tfftE*^nSiTio7#fol.id of t rfu> a l^«^^K^|0^Jlaal3a^3«a TtTnC^nr^wnEatTarTaau?!! • M mtt" =1 TlilulITeaTdTTTJutolIo i^tniht^^Miial^Mi^rta^!? STATE BOARDS BARBARA ROlERTS JAMES F O'NEIL VERN G. MORSE GERTRUDE HAWKINS FRANK TROHA KAREN LEE BAIZE PEGGY GOLDMAN SHEILA JASEft MEMBERS OF THE STATE CT D D • !••• , iV.i 'jt^ ot • *S(LJ t M>mb>i a* ih» £iaro too'** a* ldw*aij« D Mtmbti si iSt SH.1, e^oid o( ldii
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A debate between State Don Stanton »Di highlighted the Frederick Lewis and William The question of Allen's district that I vt? jlwavs lived m Allen explained that he lived move violates the 1-man, l-vote The \iev.s uf Judge Lewis, Jackson, both running for the Senate candidates Richard recent Meet the Candidates, residency came near the end of ihe join Dibt '• f m \\ hat u as the former Juthi but process and that candidates Jackson und Elaine Brockmyre Allen IRJ and Richard Warren meeting in S,t Johns district judge office and Elaine ihe meeting v» hen Warren asked Giatiol Count} Democrats lullowtng redjstnctmg, did should run tthere they live are those stated in this week's *Di about Allen's residency in The St Johns Wornans' Club Brodcnrvre tDt, the lone him (o explain hou he havcj charged that, although mov§. to the new district m The remarks between Powell special election issue the Mifti ~"i>enate- Dist "and sponsored the meet the can candidate for the County Board established residence Allen has a house in the 30th older to iun tor the State and Stanton came up several For u guide in determining remarks between House can^ didates evenings, attended b> of Commissioners to be at the Allen said, "I'd love to - I'd Dist, he uctualK lesides in the benate limes during the meeting and (he candidate's views, >>ee Sec A didates Stanlev Powell 'Ri and the above candidates and Judee: meeting like to explain to the whole 95ih Warren claimed £h*at such d covered the range from Stan for backgrounds of the House, Ion's statement 'during the Senate, Judge. Buard of campaign to Powell's voting Commissioners and local cit> County approves budget record and township candidates by department are. ST JOHNS - The Clinton County Com Jail 91,794 Sheriff's Dept 319,502 missioners have approved the $2,328,8031975 County Clerk's office $70,459 Prosecuting attorney 92,104 Board of Commissioners 60,500 general fund budget as compared with District Court 125,182 Probate Court 54,685 Treasurer 49,913 $2,071,964 in 1974 The major expenditures Equalization 54.567 Retirement 65,150 Zoning Commission 59,500 STATE PROPOSALS Insurance 98.800 Social security 56.000 ReappraisalCost 125,000 Contingency Account (58,208 Also provided lor in the new budget were CNB&T announces pay raises tor all employees vwth one ex ception, an elected official Wtllard Krebel. PROPOSAL A register of deeds LIMITING USE OF MOTOR FUEL TAX FUNDS Other increased salaries are County Tht pr»p«Hcl centlrtuti»nal amindmtnf wsuldt 12th location opening Clerk Ernest Carter. Treasurer Gerald (1) PrMbH H>» vtt »f Histor fuel tax funds by law •nhntmtn} Shepard and Drain Commissioner Dale agencies f»r highway patrol purpoMi; and Chapman, $14,482. increase^ trom $13,494. (t) Limit the wi* of motor fuel tax fundi for public Iramporta- Sheriff Anthonj Hufnagel, $15,496 from K*n to 1/1lrh of At amount received. $13,494 Should thii conttftutional amendment be adopted? Clinton Natjonal Bank and Trust Com The county's share of the salarv for judges pan> of St Johns will open its twelfth v. as also increased as follows Circuit Court location Oct 30 and become the first oc Judge Leo CorMrt. $6,500 up trom $6,000 YESQ cupant of a site ear-marked for a 15 unit Corkin also receives $26,500 from the state shopping center. Probate Judge Timothv Green. $17,972 uo NO • The branch, designated as "Plaza 27", is a from $17,444 The ^tate also pays him pre-constructed building designed by Bank $16,348 Consultants, Inc of Indianapolis. Indiana PROPOSAL I providing two drive-up windows plus an District Court Judge Frederick Lewis. VIETNAM AND OTHER VETERANS RONUS RONDS $10,140 up from ?9,542 The state also pays inside lobby area and is situated on US-27 The propeial would. near St Johns' southern limits $21,500 (1) Aufhorhe the itate to (.rovide veterani of the Vietnam and Executive Vice President Gavle Desprez, The commissioners gave themselves' a other conflict! who icrved between January 1,1M1 through who has overseen the opening of the new raise, the first in 6 years They will receive September 1,1971 with a icrme bonut; and facility, described the-branch as one which $2,000 instead of last > ear's $18000 The tit) Authorise Hie state to borrow the mm of 101 million doflori will ease the traffic burden of CNB&T's mid- chairman of the board will get $2,800 instead for thii purpote; and. town auto facility and provide customers of $2,400, the finance committee chairman, (1) Authorize the ttato to iuue general obligation bendi there who live or work south of St Johns a con $2,400 up from $2,100 and all other com for; and venient banking location "We've been mittee chairmen $2,200 up from $2,100 (4) Provide for repayment from Ihe general fund. eyeing this site for nearly two years." ex Should this proposal be approved? plained Desprez, "and customer traffic, New Clinton National Bank and Trust US-27 facility. along with the proposed shopping center, convinced us of the growing need for a YES • branch in the area Our branch here is designed for fast, efficient customer service NO • Schedule hearing and being open 65 hours each week should ensure that type of service." One of the features of the new office that PROPOSAL C about watershed traveling or vacationing customers will find REMOVAL OF SALES TAX advantageous is the height of protective ON FOOD AND PRESCRIPTION DRUGS Tke prepoted conitrfunonaf amendment woufdt A public information meeting will be held Soil Conservation Service will answer canopies over the teller stations The shelters are above average height which (1) Remove the tale* tax on food and preicriptfon drugi uied Nov 6 at 1.30 pm in the Ashley High School questions about the project and the En for human consumption except food prepared for immed East Oak St gymnasium to discuss the vironmental Impact Statement. will allow all types of recreational vehicles r to pass through without danger of damage to iate camumpnen and alcoholic beveraaei; and preliminary draft environmental statement A limited number of copies of this En Compensate units of government, other than the state, for tor the West Upper MVple River Watershed vironmental Impact Statement are also vehicle or structure Desprez explained that (») Ihe large number of recreational vehicles the roiurring lois of revenue by increasing each preient project available at the following locations: i which pass through CNB&T's mid-town auto allocation of sales tax revenue to iucn units by 1/Sth. ' Purposes of the project are watershed 1 SoiJ Conservation Service, Room 101, facility prompted installation of the new Should fht'i eeniffMienat amendment b* adopted? protection, flood prevention and improved 1405 South Harrison Ave, East Lansing. canopy design i drainage on agricultural land and public Michigan 48823 fish and wildlife development in the West 2 Clinton Soil Conservation District, 100 Another feature prompted by customer
February 18, 1974 Dick and JoAnn Allen
have lived in the A. Cederberg House Office Building Washington, D.C. 20515 30th Senate District
Dear El: all their lives You have seen the article in the Midland Daily that the Democratic Party has urged me to consider entering the Congressional race. 1 have agreed to reflect Dick's roots in Central Michigan go back six on the matter during the weeks ahead, but I have also generations. His background In agriculture, teaching, assured them that 1 have no desire to be a kamikaze business and effective public service reflects the candidate, and I really think that El Cederberg would ideas and experiences of our people. be an invincible competitor. His opponent is also a young man with a sincere The purpose of this letter is to assure you of my.good dedication to his beliefs, who recently moved out from will and to thank you for the many considerations you metropolitan area to live with us. have extended to me in the past. Although nothing came of our effort to secure an entry.to 1-75 at University But we honestly believe that the philosophies of the Road, you nevertheless made a very helpful effort to put Democrat candidate and his party do not speak us in touch with the right people. Your office was always for the people of this district. available to me when I needed information, and your ability to respond to the needs and wishes of your people has been outstanding.
With good wishes. If anyone has the deep involvement necessary Sincerely yours, to truly represent us In the state senate —
Samuel D. Marble IT'S DICK ALLEN Professor of Political Science SDH gak REELECT YOUR CONGRESSMAN DICK ALLEN ELFORD "AL" REPUBLICAN CEDERBERG FOR STATE SENATOR Republican 10th District MWHMI.A.I'MMM, Tmwrtf He Hasn't Just Studied Our Concerns, He's Lived Them....
PD. *>OL. ADV. BW3M October 30.1974 CUNTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS. MICHIGAN 3A Commission Township races (From Page 2Al •• (OEM) available to help them with opportunity to do his part to VTA, former Club and Scout School Board, Bath Twp Richard H. Divine their problems " help keep good government at leader, active in Farm Bureau, Planning Board, and Bath the local level." past member of the Clinton Baptist Church. Ruth Aon Townsend (DEM) In a statement. Hawks said "I COUNTY COMMISSIONER County Extension Council and feel there is a great need to have Ruth Ann Townsend, 51H3 S. * 'District 9 former Sunday School teacher US 27, St Johns, is employed at Emanuel Lutheran Church in a commissioner who can and «ith the Lansing Schools. She is Max Calder (DEM) Lansing- will adequately represent the 31* married with no children. She is active in the Clinton people of Bath township, Max W. Calder, 2407 W. Clark County Republican Party- someone who has sound proven Mrs Townsend was born in business experience, time to Clinton County, and hjjs lived in Kd. Lansing, is employed with The Zeebs have 4 children the area for the last S'years. She Oldsmobile. He is 35, married ranging in age from 10 to 16- devote to the position, mature received a M from Michigan and the father of 4 children. judgement, the will lo speak out Calder. who has lived in the on important issues with the State University, and did # COUNTY COMMISSIONER graduate work at Centra J area 3 years, is a graduate of St District 17 community interest at heart." Michigan University. Johns High School. He belongs BATH TOWNSHIP to Local 652 of the UAW, the Supervisor (DEM) She has served as u precinct Carl R. Crofts Ingham Co Conservation Thomas Woodruff delegate, is a member of the League, and the National Rifle Jon W. Addiss (REP) terms ot assessing at L.C. Kichard H bivine, 47B0 Lansing Schools Education Thomas 'Woodvi Woodruff, Kuund Lake Rd. Laingsburg, is Assoc. 13558 Main St. Bath, is the in Lansing Community College, Assoc, the Lansing; Con J. King Jon W. AddiSS, 14217 S. and works part time as a employed with Fisher Body- A servation Club, and the In a statement Calder said: cumbent supervisor, having lifelong urea resident, he is 4?, "If lam elected, I will not be "My experience as township Chandler Kd, is employed with Md the office since July 1,1974. bookkeeper. *• National and Michigan supervisor has made me aware Simon Real Estate. He is '18, married, and is the father of 4 Wumen's Political Caucus'. content to wait until people have He is the owner uf Wuody s Auto In a statement, Crofts lists 3 children some problems and come to me of township and county needs, married and the father of 2 Sales, and has lived in the area priority assignments which he Divine is a graduate of Mrs Townsend said she feels with it I will actively seek out and I have the willingness to children. for Myears- «tf) work upon if elected They she. is qualified since she has work with people to solve these Lansing Eastern High School their needs and advice" He is a life long resident of N. Woodruff is 36. married, and are: the repair work concerning and has taken courses at had experience working with problems. Lansingand a 1 year resident of the sewer district, the proper people. She said "1 am able to the father uf 3 children He is a Michigan State University. He Bath. Addiss is a graduate of high school graduate, and is collection uf fees; and the is a member uf 4-H, the Capital understand both the urban and Lansing Eastern High School, rebuilding of roads and streets. rural problems, having been presently attending Lansing Area United Way, Lions Club, and attended Lansing Com Community College and (he American Legioii- raised wi a farm atid worked in munity College for 2 years He the city." is a member of the Bath Lions He served as Bath Twp Alice Jean Loomis (REP) In a statement. Divine said he In a statement Mrs Townsend Club, and the secretary of East treasurer for 2 years .prior to Alice Jean Loomis, 13443 felt the present Board of Lansing's Optimist Club. He is a becoming supervisor. Woodruff Commissioners have not acted said: "I believe I can make Allen, is a life lung resident of myself available to the voters past Commander of the Lansing is a member of the Park Lake the area. She is married 38, with the Clinton County- Improvement League, and is a because I believe there should (HEP) Civil Air Patrol- married and the mother of 2 residents in mind, and he feels In listing his qualifications, certified assessor Woodruff that he reflect the needs and be more direct representation children. at the township and county Richard Hawks Addiss said he has had 3^ years stated "I feel I can show the wants of the voters in bis leadership a growing Twp Mrs Loomis is a high school level." Richard Hawks, 14275 of general real estate business, graduate and a member of Bath district and college courses including needs- 1 will strive to continue Chandler Rd, Bath is an im- the road building, to improve United Methodist Church COUNTY COMMISSIONER COUNTY COMMISSIONER cumbenf commissioner, having law, accounting, business and UMW. District 8 public relatiuns- the police and tire depts, ex District 7 served since he was appointed pand our recreatiui) dept, and She said if elected, she would in May 1974 He is 38. married like fo try to "have more unity in (REPl Addiss listed S areas of im continue assisting senior and the father of 4 children. portance he is interested in the community Virginia L. Zeeb citizens A resident of the area for U5 They are: Rapid completion of BATH TOWNSHIP BATH TOWNSHIP years. Hawks has been em Virginia Zeeb, 'Si, a DeWitt the sewer project and Treasurer Trustee (REP) ployed as an agent with State restoration of roads and private Twp resident, and her husband Farm Ins for 8 years. He was Carl R. Crofts (DEM) Alta Reed Hubert own and operate a large land; fair and equal tax James E, Cronk Jr. fDEMJ previously with the State High assessments without Carl R Crofts, 1354'J Walnut Alta Catherine Reed, is an dairv farm at 2840 E Herbison way dept for lo years. He was James Edward Cronk, Jr, incumbent county com ltd favoritism, and elimination of St, is employed with Motor 3-) P-W - WEBBERVILLE SATURDAY 9:15 A.M. Golden Savings Certificates — With a WRBJ-AM 1580 minimum deposit of $l„U0O for one year, you can earn a full b'.j% interest in the Golden Savings Certificate. Interest is paid quarterly or compounded quarterly for an effective annual NEW!!! H- yield of 6.66% Four-Year Certificate —Earn a rewarding T-t% annual interest when you deposit $5,000 for 4 years at Capitol Savings & Loan And "BEV'S KITCHEN" this account automatically qualifies you for the CaPITOL Big C Check-a-Month plan or an effective MONDAY thru FRIDAY annual yield of 7 71% SiMIIGS Come on in to your nearest Capitol Savings St Loan office tXLoan and operi or add to your account soon. After all. you've St Johns office; 222 N. Clinton Ave„ ph. 224-2304 got three great savings options and 160 free gifts to choose main office: 112 E. 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Oct 12 dt St Lawrence Hospital He weighed 8 lbs Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Martin Halfmann of Westphalia I and Mr and Mrs Sylvester Martin of Fowler The mother is G the former Rita Martin Clinton I County News T Second class postage paid at St Johns. Mich. 4B879. Published Thursdays at 320 E Walker Street, St Johns by Clinton County Newt, Inc. A Subscription price by maltt In Michigan. 45 lor one year, $9 for two years, $3 75 for six months; outside Michigan, L $6 for one year R R. E. BENSON C PLUMBING A & L HEATING D 106 N. Clinton O KITCHEN St. Johns I Phon« 224-7033 p CLOCKS MIDNIGHT SHOW O 2 MASTER FRIDAY & SATURDAY K GRANDFATHER PLUMBERS g STYLE CLOCKS S NOVEMBER 1 & 2 American Standard Plumbing, Hot Water Heating Lennox Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning ,, PARR'S REXAU DRUGS CUSTOM SHEET AMfl^AQUEOFA ^ METAL SHOP [ ~ 4 MCMEMUSiCALl *$ DOWNTOWN ST. JOHNS PH. 224-2837 52 Y«M$ Same Actdms October 30,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 5A Young-Fruchey exchange vows Linda Jones OVID -Cindy Lou Young and "The Wedding Song". The Kim A. Fruchey were married organist was Dan C'sados. but 19,6:30 pm in a candlelight The bridal gown was full becomes ceremony at the Grove Bible length, made of crystatette Church. fabric with venice lace on the The Kev Robert Prange round neckline and yoke. It had presided over the duubie-rmg an empire waistline with a Mrs Mitchel Janes ceremony- The bride was given- slightly flared skirt com away by her father. Kichard plimented with Jace medallions.' OWOSSO - Linda Renee Lee Young, zm S- Shepards- A reception for 150 guests was The Gibson girl sleeves were Jones became the bride of held immediately after the ville Rd.. Ovid. trimmed with the venice lace. Mitchel Allen Janes Saturday, ceremony. Serving at the The parents of the groom are The wedding ensemble was Oct 12, 7 pm at Burton United reception were: Barbara Mr and Mrs Jack Fruchey, 116 handmade and given as a gift to Methodist Church. Ramon of Ovid, Cindy Young of W. Williams St Ovid. t the bride by Mrs Tony Sovis. The bride is the daughter of O.vid, and Arlene Millard of A centerpiece of peach roses, Mr and Mrs Paul Jones of 240 E. Elsie. Linda Leslie of Owosso peach L-amelia buds, white The bride's bouquet consisted of white carnations, peach Front St in Ovid, and the groom attended the guest book. carnations, and peach rose buds is the son of Mr and Mrs Elry decorated the altar. roses, peach camelia buds, and Special guests were Mrs peach rosebuds- Janes of ms N Meridian Rd, Hazel Janes of Ovid, grand "Wedding Prayer" and "'I Ovid. mother of the groom, and Mr Luve Yuu Truly" were sung by The bride's attendants were: Cathy Young; Charlene Young; The Rev Homer Van Buren and Mrs Joe Worsham of Taft. Jan Deisler and Laurie performed the candlelight Texas. Williams and Kevin Wese sane and Carol Young. All are sisters double ring ceremony before an After a wedding trip to north altar dressed with white ern Michigan, the couple will be gladiolas and pink mums. at home on E_ High Street in "76" Soloist Glenn DeisJer of Ovid, Ovid. sang "Because," and "The Wedding Prayer.'* as organist WHAT IS 76? MRS KIM FRUCHEY Mrs Doris Simpson of Owosso I'The -J of the bride, and all are living at Vincent Csapos; and Garry accompanied him. \ home. Csapos, the groom's cousins all During the ceremony the The attendants were in of 719 Front St. The ring bearer ! preferred gift. | Our Country's Birthday is in 1976. was Ricky Kieffer. cousin of the MHS MITCHEL JANES mothers ol the couple were each identical dresses of peach presented with a pink rose. 76 Trombones is an old Song. taffeta with embedded white bride. hearts of polyester chiffon on The reception was held im Gailoway-Dutcher The bride, given in marriage {Bulova j the bodice. They wore identical mediately after the ceremony by her father, wore a full length OUR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Mr and Mrs Al Galloway of gown featuring an empire waist white picture frame hats for m guests at the VFW Hall, %m N. US-27. St Johns.'are § Accutron® | complimented with peach Serving at the reception were: and a slightly flared skirt. The STANLEY POWELL IS 76 III proud to announce the high neckline, long tapered ribbons and carried bouquets of Ueb Jones; Dawn Applebee; engagcment of their daughter. For CHRISTMAS I peach camelias and peach Linda Leslie; Barb Stovis; sleeves and hem were trimmed Jane Siisuti. to Theodore C\ with chantilly lace. rosebuds. Lesesa Morgan; Roberta Hutcher, Jr. son of Mr anil Mrs BOY, DO WE NEED A NEW The flower girl was Jody Young; Carol Hammond and. Theodore II. Dutcher, Sr of The bride carried a cascading Donaldson, She wore a floor Betty Ackals. Troy* MI. The bride-to-be. a bouquet uf white ruses, pink STATE REPRESENTATIVE!! length dotted swiss dress W7s graduate of St Johns High mums and German statiee trimmed with orange flowers. The bride is a 1974 graduate'of School Is a student at Central accented with white streamers She carried a bouquet of peach Ovid Elsie High School. The Michigan University. Mt tied in love knots WE NEED cam^lias and rosebuds. groom i.s a 1972 graduate of Ovid Pleasant. MI. The prospective The groom's mother wore a Elsie High School and is bridegroom, a PJ73 graduate of The maid of honor. Deb beige polyester floor length presently a Petty Officer in the Troj High .School. Troy. MI. is Jones, the sister of the bride, DONALD L STANTON gown covered with lace. She US Navy, stationed at also currently a student at wore a pink taffeta gown wore a corsage of peach wild Charleston South Carolina. Central Michigan University. teaturing a polyester chiffon DEMOCRAT FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE roses. After y tour of the southern The couple have not set a bodice and an overlay of white The groom's attendants states, the couple will be at "eddintf date at present. nylon flocking of tiny pink P2ld Pol. Ad. were: best man, Larry Csapos; home in Charleston S.C. JANE GALLOWAY flowers. Her bridesmaids. Kathy Worsham of Taft Texas, step sister of the bride wore a lavender gown identical to the A boy, David Anthony, was maid uf honor's, and Barbie born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Jones, sister of the bride wore Thelen of 1050 E. Cass St Johns. an identical blue gowu. Oct 16 at Clinton Memorial I Their headdresses consisted Make We Make a Business of Selling Your Business Hospital- He weighed 7 lbs 7 ozs. of a cluster of blue, white and It a memo I The baby has 1 brother and 1 lavender > mums with pink sister. Grandparents are Mr rable gift. I streamers The maid of honor Give a Bulova and Mrs Francis Bleicher and carried a nafural basket of pink I Mr and Mrs Norman E. Thelen. 1 Accutron watch. So roses, white, blue, and lavender precise that accuracy 1 The mother is the former Mary- mums, and1 German statice. Barbara Bleicher. Is guaranteed to within X The bridesmaids carried a a minute a month.* A girl, Carrie Jo. was born to single pink rose with matching See our full range of 1 Mr and Mrs Keith Rosekrans of streamers. Accutron styles. For X 403S- MeadSt, Oct 19, at Clinton The mother of the bride wore men and women. From X Memorial Hospital. She $95 to $1800. weighed 7 lbs 10 ozs. The baby an aqua polyester chiffon gown X featuring a jeweled neckline, has 2 brothers and a sisters. *We win ftrf/ustt o this tolerance, if 1 Grandparents are Jeannet and cuffs and a corsage of pink necessary. Guarantee ts J. Robert Waters Russell Keiley Safes • Manaeamam Salts 'gator print on your purchase of slip-en at BURGER CHEF, ST. JOHNS now known as 95 Donald Jones Salts Mc McNEAL'S BURGER CHEF Show some class. i Get into Pedwin's from Carolyn M. Frink alligator print slip-on. Slick patent finish. Moc seam front We wish you much success in your new venture. Bold metal trim, step into a pair. Bruce Ramthim C. "Andy" Anderson Keep your costs low, Salts your style high. Salts • Uinaatmtnt A pleasant transaction by Block LaNOBLE BUSINESS BROKERS & Brown REALTY CO, 1615 Eart Michigan Avenue -— Lansing, Michigan 48912 Tetephone Area Code 517 482-1637 Sid Hancock Gitor prlnttd man-mada ponmerle upper material Salts - Marwgtnitrrt Own,.. Mon. & Fti. Nitn Till 9 ti.'fcMC&n tOl'NOM" SHi'if -\T«- FINE SHOES Millard Bush Ford UNoble Una Joseph, Vice Pres. lu. Radford Gtntfal Manaotr Salts Salts PrwMmt * OU^i.Ut ' "'<< i'A 120 N. Clinton St. John* 6A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN October 30,1974 Baih Township Full slate in City of DeWitt ployed as a supervisor in public married and the father of 3 Geneva, is the Director of has a BS in business ad CITY OF DEWITT safety communications with the children. finance at the Michigan State ministration Dept of Natural Resources. He Drouin has lived in the area (From Page *3 A) Technology, and has worked in Mayor Highway and Transportation He lists his qualifications as ii is married, 37, and the father of for 4 years.'and is the president having administrative Bath Tup us j umtraetur fur 10 'l children. Dept. Crunk has lived in the area for >ears of St Jude's church council. He is 42, married and the responsibilities for the last 15 iu \ears, is a*member of the William Drouin Bauer, who has lived in the He is a graduate of Lansing In a statement, Crunk said father of 5 children Hofmeister years, particularly in the area Lions Club, the Chairman ul "My efforts ivuuJd be to develop area ,for 1 year,- previously Central High School, a member has lived in the DeWitt area for 1'arksund Recreation, a YMCA William E Drouin, 417 worked as a detective with the of St Jude Church, and St of finance the hewer district in an urderl> Albuquerque New Mexico 9 years. Hofmeister said one reason he coach, and is the past president laslnoii uith an eye tu the Herbison Rd, DeWitt, is a Vincent DePaul, charitable He has been on the Board of •if the Park Lake Improvement tuture Also. I *uiild like tu traffic specialist with the State police dept. He attended Baylor organization. allowed his name to be sub Highway Dept* He is married College'in Waco Texas, and the Directors of Lake Geneva mitted is because he is in League preserve the natural ureas that Drouin lists his qualifications Property Owners Assoc for G He is a graduate of Michigan must of Us muved tu this and the father of l child. University of Michigan. Bauer as having experience and terested in re-zoning issues. He is a member of the Lansing Elks years, and is on the board of said he is, against in Tech in Construction Service township tu be near " He served as councilman believing in "a good clean, education for Hope Lutheran after the special election in Lodge, and the National honest government" discriminate re-2oning. July, 1973. He is a member of Committee Assoc of Public Church. the Elks Club, and served on the Safety Ufficers. Ronald Hofmeister A 1954 graduate of Wayne (More DeWitt City 4-year State University. Hofmeister Memorial Building Council in He has a working background Ronald Hofmeister, 805 W. Council termi Pass 7A) DeWitt for 3 years in public administration, a field BlocBond Drouin attended Michigan he has worked in for 17 years, State University. In a experience in municiple law statement, Drouin said "I feel enforcement and emergency THE NEW that DeWitt needs someone who service, and inter it, willing to get in there and governmental co-ordination. fare and I feel I am that per Bauer said he is running: "to Garry Brown personally MORTARLESS SYSTEM son " do my part itf community service in the same spirit that Murf J. Eastman the volunteer fireman serve the represents you in the SEE community " He said "I Murl J Eastman is the in propose to do my part to insure cumbent mayor, having held a fair intelligent, hard working district and the capital. AT the office* since the special city government" election after the recall in July, 1973 Eastman, 509 E WebbDr, James Boyd A Portage man wrote, "It is nice to know you can is 53, married and the father of 3 get help from people in high government offices children James Boyd, of 609 Westview (DEM) today. What! mean to say is I know you are a KARBER BLOCK He has served on the Mason Ct, DeWitt, is employed with the Allen L. Rosekrans City Council as Police Com Michigan Department of state very busy man and you didn't have to do that for Highways and Transportation. Allen L Kusekrans, Ui(j4 missioner. Probate Court*/ us, but you did."* Upton Kd, Bath hat, been a self Superintendent of the Shelter He is 39, married and the father employed barber in Hark Lake Home m Lansing, and the of 2 children. A Ka!ama2oo veteran had 817 Church St. tur y >eurs He is J2, married Ingham County Sheriff Boyd, who has lived in the this to say. "Such in* * and the tather ul 2 children Department's chaplain and area for 7'2 years, was the Rosekrans, a resident ul the deputy He is also a member of president of Lake Geneva terest in the problems of St. Johns area tor yj \ears ib a graduate the Lions Club, the DeWitt Property Owners Assoc for 2 those you represent ut Bath High School, and the Police and Fire depts. the years, the vice president and is Flint Institute ul Barbering Hv Pastor of DeWitt Community now the president of the Notre makes you a splendid Mid he rs interested in running Dame Club, and the president of Church, and a member of the example, one which more lor ut,t ice ""tu ben. e the people of VFW the Board of Directors for the Bath Tu. p u ith tlieir problems " He attended Taylor DeWitt Memorial Assoc public officials should (REP) Umversitv m Indiana, and He received a BA from Notre seek to emulate .. ."* Highland Park Junior College in Dame. -Richard Morrill Detroit Boyd lists his qualifications Richard L Morrill. J226 Eastman lists his as being a college graduate with 'This tetter (s on fite in the office of Cnunt} Line Kd. liast Lansing, qualifications as having 25 a BA in political science, his US Representative Garry Brown ib an incumbent trustee, having vears experience in ad uork for the state government served in the ultice lor 8 years. ministration both in the church lor 16 years, and his present He is a hie lung resident of and the community, and a basic employment in the personnel ijmtuii County and i& employed interest in the community office in the Highway Dept Cast your vote on November 5th for Garry Brown... with Hahliich Sod Nurserj In his statement. Boyd said M"t nil ib -10, married and the DEWITT CITY COUNCIL several people have asked him One of the good ones. lather ot j children He lb a high 4-year term to run for this office He said he schuol graduate believes there is very little In a statement Muirill bald, Charles Bauer interest in city government and i have a ieal desire to bee the wants to become involved .unmiunity icsidents work Charles Bauer, 1225 S lugelhei tor the betterment of Geneva Dr. DeWitt. is em- uur area " Robert Drouin BROWPaid lot b«. Otuvib fur BftAm NKuiStll P Kneen . Treasurer Robert Drouin. 814 W Main' Ct, is employed with the Olds- mobile Forge. He is 55, ELECT Donald Leo Stanton DEMOCRAT FOR WE'RE UP TO HELPING YOU KEEP ON THE GO AND WIN, FIGHTIN' SNOW! STATE REPRESENTATIVE 88TH DISTRICT Dear Voters, The challenges Michigan faces in 1974 demand legislators with courage and convication. Donald Stanton is 75 DODGE such a man. RAMCHARGER! Donald Stanton has the experience and determination to provide an active, responsive voice for the people of the - fhii, ones "winter and Still champion" We think it's North 88th District. He will work vigorously to solve the many complex social and economic problems that require t Meet America's newest tine of "go anywhere' vehicles - the immediate attention. '75 Dodge Ramchargers' Now. we have "em tw wjys lull time Amenta ^ top snow removal value Comes ready to move snow tour-wheel dfive or. new for '75. Ramcharger fwo-wftee/ -fully equipped with blade and hoist Comes with a "package- To be a good legislator, it takes someone who is sensitive to people's needs and who has the intelligence, ability drive! For worK. tun. or play —check out a new "75 Dodge deal" price we don't think anyone else can match. Check it out and toughness to do something about it—whether it means proposing new legislation or cutting through bureaucratic Ramcharger at our showiooms now (The only thmg better than our deal is our instant delivery!) red tape to help a constituent. This is why we support Donald Stanton for the 88th District State Representative. We urge you to vote for Don 75 DODGE SNO-FITER! In the general election on Tuesday, November 5,1974. Sincerely, Sander Levin Phil Hart Dick Austin Candidate for Governor U.S. Senator Secretary of State See 'em today at Frank Kelley William A. Ryan Bobby D. Crim Attorney Spwlw. Majority Floor Leader Ralph Darn's House of Representatives House of Dodge 0 Representatives ggrngjg COMMUNITY DODGE SALES AUTHORIZED DEALERS BOYS 200E.H1GHAMST. ST. JOHNS PD. POL. ADV. i October 30,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN ' 7A 1 Allen, Warren in State Senate-race, DeWitt Eagle Twp City Carr, Taylor in US House Council Society, Kepublican 300 Club, Richard D. Warren, Dem, of, the running for the Sixth CLIFF TAYLOR - Believing Mich State Alumni Assoc and 1220 Sandhill D'r, DeWitt, has Congressional seat since the that a Democratic Congress has EAGLE TOWNSHIP (From Page 6A) Alma College Presidents Club, been in the area for 3 years. day after the 1972 elections taken away the power from Clerk In a statement, she said: when he announced his can "Eagle township is a rapidly Century Member, Employed by the Lansing local government and the Michael Mandrick He stated to the County News School Dist, he received^ BA didacy for the 1974 elections. people, this Lansing attorney (REP) growing community and some that, "It is my strong belief that Car, who graduated from the of our newer and younger and an MA from MSll. says he wants to return this Alice Sullivan people must have a voice in Michael Mandrick, 1206 S. the democratic process is thi; In his statement to the County University of Wisconsin Law power back to the local town Geneva Dr, is employed with School is an attorney in East Alice Sullivan. Rt a, 10945 what is happening in our only hope for effective govern-' News he said, "Qualified, ships and cities along with more community." the State of Michigan Dept of ment for the people. The 30th responsible people must make Lansing and Special Assistant money through programs like Grand River Hwy, Grand Management and Budget. He Is Senate District is a rural, small Attorney General for Michigan. revenue sharing. Ledge, is the incumbent clerk, themselves available to serve having held the office for 4 EAGLE TOWNSHIP 42, married and the'father of 4 town area that closely matches the people if good government is Although he has never held an Taylor was born in Flint and Treasurer children, my background and experience. to be maintained-" elected office, he has had ex years. She is 53, married and perience in Washington, serving earned his law degree from the mother of an 18-year-old Mandrick, who has lived in I would like to represent its George Washington Law daughter. (REP) the area for 3 years, is the people irt Michigan's Senate and Congressional as an aide to Senator Gaylord School- hi the past, he has president of Hope Lutheran help in a small way to return, Nelson of Wisconsin, In served on the staff of A life, lung resident of the * Church, pn the board of government to the people.M Michigan*, he has served as an Congressman James Harvey of area, Mrs Sullivan was Carl G. Lietzke directors1 of Lake Geneva advisor on environmental Saginaw and was a graduated from Grand Ledge Property Owners Assoc, a issues in 1970 to Gubernatorial Congressional researcher in the •High School, Lansing Business Carl G Lietzke, the in lifetime member of the candidate Sander Levin. * Library of Congress. Taylor University, and attended cumbent treasurer has been in American Veterans, and an Carr believes in dosing the claims that he is the only one in courses for clerks offered by the office for 2Vi years. Lietzke. inactive member in the loopholes for big business and the Sixth Congressional Race • State of Michigan. She is the 11175 Hintnan Rd, is 68, married American Legion and the cutting the tax burden of the that knows anything about president of North Eagle and a lifelong resident of Eagle. Lutheran Lymans League. UIUIAKUJ. ALLEN middle class. He favors better Congress., society and a 4-H leader. Mandrick said he feels he is transit systems and better Mrs Sullivan worked for iti qualified because he has been Richard J. Allen. Rep, is vocational education along with Ini'lati on-wise, he wants a years in the auditing dept with Prior to becoming treasurer, active1 in Civic affairs and en Director uf Mk-h Tourist fewer giveaways to foreign balanced Federal budget to lull charge of accounts payable Lietzke served as justice of the peace He is a high school joys working with people. Council, was elected to State countries. curb ^inflation. He favors,, a in Lansing Drop Forge In a He has a BS from Wayne Legislature in J%a and 70, is a National Energy Policy, shif* Statement, Mrs Sullivan said graduate, a member of the Farm Bureau, and the Senior State University, and has been a veterinarian in Alma, is a ting the cost burden of NATO's she felt she was qualified for the lifelong resident of Michigan. farmer in Gratiot Co, and was a defense of Western Europe job because of her past ex Citizens Club- former college professor from Allies and opposes the Kennedy perience. Hazel Myers Alma College. Plan for .nationalized health (DEM) Allen is a member of the insurance in favor of letting He worked for 13 years as a Hazel Myers, 37, of 131 W Presbyterian Church, Farm private practice oriented Ann Love cashier, bookkeeper and office Main; haslived in the DeWitt Bureau. Rotary Club, Mich medical system manager for National Dairy in area for about 6 years. She is Pontiac. Detroit, and Lansing. married and the mother of 3 y Veterinary Medicine Assoc, Anne Love, Rt 1 Hecbisou Rd, American Assoc for the Ad Eagle, is 34, married and the children. vancement *uf Science, mother of 1 child. She has lived, Lietzkesaid he is interested in |n a statement, Mrs Myers Smithsonian Institution, in the area fur 10 years, and is a seeking this office because: "I *nd she -would like to see the American Museum of Natural (DEMI graduate of Petoskev High like the work and have plenty of city continue to move ahead History, Mich Historical M. ROBERT.CAKR -Robert School time to devote to it. I'm in* and give some say-so back to Society, Sierra Club, Gratiot Co Carr narrowly lost to ineumberft Mrs Luve has served on the lerested in good local govern the people." Humane Society, East Africa RICHARD D.WARREN Charles E- Chamberlain in 1972 ment, and enjoy meeting Wildlife Society, Audubon Capital Area Wacousta School PTIA as (More DeWitt City by 2,455 votes, and has been in Cliff Taylor (REP) United Way, Inc. secretary and president. people Council Page 10A) THINK POSITIVE I VOTE REPUBLICAN MS^'JIS j.j ^ Sr-'.;r1'- COUNTY COUNTY TOWNSHIP Qgwernor and Lieutenant Govemgr COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT WILLIAM G.MILLKEN STATE • CHARLES H. SILLS No.1 JAMES J, DAMMAN BATH CHARTER TWP. EAGLE TWP. OVID TWP. ii GOVERNOR AND Secretary of State WALTER G. NOBIS tio.2 JONW.ADDISS RUSSELL HOWE CAROLA.BASHORE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR N. LORRAINE BEEBE ALICE JEAN LOOMIS ALICE SULLIVAN PORTER MARTIN SECRETARY OF STATE HAROLD L.MARTIN No,3 Attorney General MARY L. BLACK CARL G. LIETZKE KATHERINEM. KELLEY ATTORNEY GENERAL MYRON H.WAHLS MAURICE GOVE No.4, RICHARD L.MORRILL DALEVOLK RONALD C.MILLER LEO C, MURPHY CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVE Representative In Congress DONALD C.GILSON No.5 IN CONGRESS. 3rd DISTRICT GARRY BROWN BENGAL TWP. RILEY TWP. DUANE H. CHAMBERLAIN No.6 ! ESSEX TWP. CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVE PAUL G. MARSHALL R. HICKS NORMAN M.THELEN ROGERA.OVERWAY No.7 VICTOR C.HOPP IN CONGRESS. 5th DISTRICT GOEBEL, JR. RUDOLPH MOHNKE CLAYTON V.WRIGHT ' DONALD HARPER VERNE UPTON LESTER SEHLKE CLIFFORD W. DYLEL HENNING No,B CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVE CHARLES SILM TAYLOR HAROLD MARCIACOWLES IN CONGRESS, 6th"DISTRICT ALTA CATHERINE REED No.9 ARMBRUSTMACHER NEMCIK WILLIAM H.FLEGLER ELFORDA. DONALD FINDLAY CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVE LAWRENCE WITT CEDERBERG VIRGINIA L.2EEB No.10 BINGHAM TWP. IN CONGRESS, 10th DISTRICT • GREENBUSH TWP. State. Senator RICHARD HAWKS No.o11 HAROLD BENSON VICTOR TWP. RICHARD J. ALLEN EDWIN W. COX LEGISLATIVE LYOLAD.DUNKEL ONALEE MANEVAL MANLEY HUNT STATE SENATOR, 30th DISTRICT Ftopresentative In state Legislature These Non-Partisan Candidates WILBUR BRANDT JEAN MORRILL ERNEST W.NASH FRANCISjMOTZ REPRESENTATIVE INSTATE Deserve Your Support NEILBARNHART JAMES E.BURNf^AM ARLO STICKLER ' LEGISLATURE, 56th DISTRICT DUANE DAVIS JOHNfl.ARNTZ JAMES P. CAPITAN ROBERT KISSANE JOHN E. MAKARA REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT GORDON K.WAGGONER LEGISLATURE, 87th DISTRICT V VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN TWO WATERTOWN TWP. REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE STANLEY M. POWELL DALLAS TWP. LEGISLATURE 88th DISTRICT • LEBANON TWP. HERMAN F. Member of the state Board.of Education JOHN W. FITZGERALD OPENLANDER II JOSEPHINE C.GEORGE ROBERT B. STATE BOARDS JAMES F.O'NEIL Supreme Cgiirt Justice MILDRED F. MCDONOUGH LEOJ.KEONIGSKNECHT BELLGOWANSR.' EPWARD H. KRAFT MEMBERS OF THE STATE Member of the State Board of Education RONALD L.SPITZLEY PAUL E. GRAFF JR.' BOARD OF EDUCATION WM. VAUGHN FLORENCE F„ SALTZMAN DELBERTSCHAFER VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN TWO ALLAN CARPENTER MILLER MONTGOMERY DEWITT TWP. GAYLE FITZPATRICK Board of Regents, University of Mfch_ SYVERK.THINGSTAD MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF i DONA SCOTT PARKER DONALD J. GRAFF REGENTS OF UNIVERSITY OF DALES. EMERSON JOHN D. NASH MICHIGAN DONNA B.SYVERSON Board of Regants. university of Mlch- JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN TWO , DAVID F, UPTON OLIVER S:ANGELL OLIVE TWP. WESTPHALIA TWP. 65th DlST.-2ndDIV.-TO FILL VACANCY ' " ROGERA.PLINE Trustee of Michigan State University EARL T. BARKS FRANCIS TRIERWEJLER MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF VOTE NOT FOR MORE THAN ONE KENNETH F. - FRANK MERRIMAN WALTER KE1LEN TRUSTEES OF MICHIGAN • GEISENHAVER NEILHAftTE STATE UNIVERSITY CHARLES L.FAIVdR WILLIAM C.HANSES tru*te» of Michigan State university LEONJ.WOLHFERT VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN TWO KEN THOMPSON DUPLAIN TWP. EUGENE L. • WILLIAM G.JACKSON SCHNEEBERGER ALFRED E. FINK ""' 0d, of Governors, Wayne Stata Univ. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF RUSSELL LIBEY | |HOHMAH OTTO STOCKMEYER KELLEY CARTER GOVERNORS OF WAYNE - j L STATE UNIVERSITY Bd. of Governors, WayntSttt* Univ. FREDERICK M.LEWIS DORIS MOORE District Court Judge VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN TWO FRANKS. WALKER WALTER KAUFMAN JR. LAWRENCE HESS VOTE VOTE VOTE CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN October 30,1974 Redwings fall 7-6 nymnmnws The Redwings- took the That nearly left 3'a minutes- iiauls and Latimer totaled 40 Next ior the Redwings will be opening kickoff from their own a home date Friday, against County News Sports Writer for St Johns to travel from its yards in 7 tries. Haske com 21 yardline to the Grand Ledge own 43 yard line to score. pleted 7 of U passes without an league-leader Alma. The St Johns High dominated 32 before losing the ball on A 15-yard pass interference interception. Five aerials went' Panthers came in with a 5-0 most of the game Friday but an downs. Grand Ledge threw St penalty on the 1st play helped to Randolph lor 38 yards, Green WCAC mark and a 6-1 overall inspired defensive play by Johns for a 2-yard loss on 4th Two plays later Latimer swept caught 2 for 21 yards record Grand Ledge is 2nd and Grand Ledge left the Redwings down and 1 yard to go. left end on a reverse for 13 "The team came over here still has a chance for-a title tie 7-6 losers in a key West Central St Johns had a drive going yards to the Comet 26. A 13-yard and played consistent, good with a 5-1 league slate, St Johns conference football clash. The from the Grand Ledge 48 on the pass to Green at the 2:00 mark hard football," praised Got) is now 3-2 and could cause the loss stymied St Johns' hopes for 3rd series, but lost yardage on 3 put the Wings on the Ledge 9. zales. tie by defeating Alma. Waverly a piece uf the WCAC crown straight plays to stumble to a Knight gained a yard, setting up "We don't like to lose, but is 3-2 vwlh 1 league game Grand Ledge scored-on its half back on its own 47 the 8-yard scoring tling to we're as proud as we can be of remaining, Hastings and only sustained drive of the night The most promising of all St Randolph this team." added assistant Charlotte each are 1-4 and Ionia to go ahead 7-o m the 4th Johns threats came on its next Alter the extra point run coach Jan Szymcuak is 0-5 quarter, then stopped a St Johns possession of the ball The tailed, Grand Ledge ran out the eJctra point run to preserve the Wings drove in U plays from clock il:i5> in 3 plays victory Last season the Comets their own 29 to gain 1st down at "We figured a power play did the same thing to pull out a **•»* the Grand Ledge 5 yard line. wouldn't have a good-chance of 2120 decision over the Red Key gains included runs, of 14 working on that extra point FREE! wings yards by Harold Wellman, » try," explained Coach 'Joe The Redwings nearly pulled yards by Kevin Knight and 17 Gonzales "We knew Grand Ledge had to respect Wellman if -*•*-*«• .^tojk ,M. uI «• off the victory by scoring with yards by Nick Koenigsknecht SICK ROOM 1 21 left on the clock. Quar Knight and Wellman each * e faked to him, and they had to terback Keith Haske lofted an 8- gained a yard up the middle to respect Wellman if we iaked to vard pass to the left corner of put St Johns on the 3 yard line him. and they had to respect the end /one, where end Ken with 15 seconds left in the half Knight and Keith both on the EQUIPMENT! Randolph made a diving catch Defensive back John Bran option to the outside, t>o we St Johns elected to run tor two denburg belted St Johns' called it Clinton County REDWINGS DISPLAY INSPIRED DEFENSE AGAINST GRAND LEDGE SQUAD extra points Haske ran the Randolph as the 3rd down pass "We knew they would be Photo by John Cheeney option to the left side pitching at arrived in the end zone and coming at us hard on the play, last minute to tailback Kevin Randolph couldn't hold it but we hoped Haske or Knight Invalid Walkers, ELECT Knight, but Gran4 Ledge A hard 4th do* n pass over the might be able to slip in wide," linebacker John Duguid eluded middle cut through both the he said ROBERT RICHARDSON Redwing blockers to knock traffic and end Mark Green's "It was a good play, but they Hospital Beds, Crutches, Knight out uf bounds at the 2 hands, leaving the Wings short covered it real well." \ard line and the score tied at zero for Why not kick for the tie and go • HELP GUARANTEE THE RIGHTS The vaunted Comets, half time into overtime-' Wheel Chairs OF ALL CITIZENS, holders of a 15-game winning An exchange of 3rd period "We went for the win," said • HELP RESTORE CONFIDENCE •streak before last week's double punts gave Grand Ledge the Guiuales. "Grand Ledge is a For Use of this Equipment Contact IN THE SYSTEM OF JUSTICE. overtime loss to Alma, ran up ball on its own 11 yard line powerful team - bigger than we 12 3 'EMt-Jr.h ExPEPiEtire ifj THE J against aggressive St Johns where it mounted its only solid are With 4 tries from the 10- LEOML PPOFESi,i'jrj defense und found itself out drive ot the night vard line in overtime they had a OSGOOD FUNERAL HOME or ANN WALKER or played most of the way Fifteen plays later the good chance ol scoring We had St Johns was in Grand Ledge Comets scored on a 36-yard pass moved the ball well most uf the PHONE 224-3749 To The Court of Appeals POI.AU territory on every series, while from all-conference quar night and we tigured we could • *e^- keeping the Coments trom terback Mark" Benson to end win it bet ore overtime " This Equipment is for FREE HOME USE for crossing midlield until the 2nd John Baldwin with 10 42 left in Knight led St Johns rushers halt the last quarter Zac Falor with 53 yards m lb carries, Anyone Needing It. - The Comets reached St Johns kicked the extra point Wellman added 47 yards on 10 Until you have needed crutches, a hospital bed, turf olfensively only once, and a walker or other equipment in a hurry in your DEWITT TOWNSHIP St Johns punched right back home, you probably won't realize what a wonderful made th$ most of that chance to irom its own 31 \ard line, score service the American Legion Auxiliary does in gaining 3 1st downs and H^lUi^i making its items instantly available to anybody in Other mid-stripe crossings by reaching the Grand Ledge 29 the county- ELECTION NOTICE Grand Ledge came on a 2nd half yard line Kalem Latimer's 13- kickoff return and a recovery of yard run kicked otf the series a St Johns' onside kick in the Your Subscription (New or Renewal) will help Una I seconds Grand Ledge stiffened to The \isiting Redwings held a force a punt, St Johns returned Further this Community Project. Every Resident 1U-2 advantage in 1st downs at the favor and the Comets Tu a II qualified electors ut DeVVitt Township, Clinton County' the half and finished with an 18* punted from their own 26 yard is Urged to Co-operate. y margin They outrushed the line Notice ib hereby given that the GENERAL ELECTION will be held in the Township ut DeWitt, Comets 97-46 in the 1st half and County ot Clinton, State of Michigan on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, iy74 trom ?.Uu a m to B;uu Grand Ledge nearly Residents, when called on, should request and see iyi-121 overall Grand Ledge preserved a shutout on the punt. introductory letters signed by officer. p.m fur the purpose uf'voting tor the following offices' Governor and Lieutenant Governor, rallied from .a 36-0 air yardage Secretar> of State, Attorney General, Representative in Congress; Senator in the State The ball bounced off the chest ot This is to eliminate any misrepresentation by un deficit in the 1st half to gain a St Johns receiver Jeff Thornton Legislature, Representative in the State Legislature, two members of the State Board of >y-5y edge in that department. authorized persons. Education, two Regents of the University of Michigan, two Trustees ot Michigan State Univer and was recovered at the All i completions came dn the Redwing 30 yard fine No donation wj)l be accepted by the representative sity , two Governors of Wayne State University, two Justices of the Supreme Court, two Judges of hosts' only consistent drive the Court of Appeals for regular term and two Judges of the Court of Appeals fur new* judgeship in or the organization. All representatives are registefcd But Grand Ledge came up But the Comets, who had been at the Chamber of Commerce, police department each of the three Appellate Districts, Circuit Judge. District Judge, County Commissioners, and the sheriff's office in Clinton County. Township Supervisor, Tuu-nsJwp Clerk. Township Treasurer, two Township Trustees, tw£ with big defensive plays when plagued by penalties all night, Township Constables, alsu>une proposed constitutional amendment and two state proposals »- 1. most heeded to help keep St were whistled for illegal motion Johns" irt the' Hole on the _un the pjay.und had to punt Rehve.ryJsGjiwaiitod •HJea.^ scoreboard over. „ . Voting locations are as follows- Redwing freshmen ToTh* Court of AMERICAN Precinct l - 414 E Main Street. DeWitt Precinct 2 78u E Wieland Road, Lansing Precinct J, • "W E Wieland Road, Lansing AUXILIARY Precinct 4 - 414 E Main Street, DeWitt lose to Grand Ledge Precinct 5 - TBu E Wieland Road, Lansing John Letts has served as prison counselor, parole of- ST. JOHNS ficerand assistant county pros ecutor He has thirteen years JEAN BARTHAL0MEW ALICE BROOKE Absent voter ballots will be available at DeWitt Township Clerk's office at "m E, Wieland Road, The St Johns freshmen Giving outstanding per- of experience as a judge of Lansing, Michigan bv written application on the prescribed form until 2:00 p m SATURDAY, gridders lost to Grand Ledge tormances in the loss were Municipal and Circuit Courts Pres. V-Pres. Thursday 37-u. Mark Wood who intercepted a NOVEMBER 2, 1974 We need that kind of experi pass and added 4 tackles in the ence on the Michigan Court BETTY KNIGHT HELEN PATTERSON DONNA B SYVEKSON The loss gives the freshmen 1st quarter before being in of Appeals jured, Carlos Martinez with 8 Treasurer Secretary DEWITT TOWNSHIP CLERK Redwings a 3-3-1 record LET'S ELECT VELMA BEAUF0RE Alma will be in St Johns for tackles, Jeff Cos with 9, and LETTS COMMITTEE the last game of the season at 7 Randy Pertler picked off 2 Norman B DeGraal. Treasurer Community Chairman pm Thursday interceptions Retain Judge Frederick M. Lewis QUALIFICATIONS: PERSONAL: PRESENT DISTRICT COURT JUDGE Frederick Lewis was bom in st Johns. Michigan, and has lived there most of his life In fact there have been four generations of his family of Lewises, Mortons and Mahars m Clinton County He is a 24 YEARS OF VARIED LEGAL EXPERTISE Veteran of World War 11 having served m the CBI theater with the CLINTON COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Flying Tigers He is a member of the American Legion and is Past FOR 12 YEARS. •Chefde Gare of the Forty et Eight He is the Pipe Major and founder of the Heather Pipers of St. Johns, past chairman of the Clinton County Red Cross. Past President of the St Johns Rotary Club a FAMILY COUNSELOR, CIVl L, CORPORATE AND member of Olive Grange and Clinton County Pomona Grange, on the DEFENSE PRACTICE; Pastoral Board and member of the St Johns Congregational Church and is District Organization Chairman for the boy Scouts, FORMER MUNICIPAL JUDGE OF ST. JOHNS. He is married to the former Helen Anderson of rural St Johns and they have four children, Linda, Jerry. Maureen and Nancy. EDUCATION: GRADUATE OF ST. JOHNS HIGH SCHOOL. 'JUDGE LEWIS BELIEVES THAT A COMPETENT B.A. FROM MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE. JUDGE SHOULD BE ACCUSTOMED TO HAND- LING CIVIL AS WELL AS CRIMINAL CASES. L.L.B. FROM UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN HE HAS HAD THIS EXPEDIENCE. LAW SCHOOL SPECIAL AWARDS FROM THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY AND THE CALIFORNIA FRED LEWIS HAS THA T RARE COMBtNA VON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. OF LEGAL WISDOM, JUDICIAL TEMPERMENT AND COMON SENSE! JUDICIAL ACTIVITIES: DISPOSED OF BACKLOG*OF CIVIL CASES; KEEPS CRIMINAL CASES CURRENT; Vote for Judge Lewis MAINTAINS MAGISTRATE'S SERVICES IN DEWITT TOWNSHIP; Nov. 5th, SELECTED BY COURT ADMINISTRATOR AS VISITING JUDGE TO HEAR TOUGH CASES; Non * Partisan LEGAL AFFILIATIONS: MEMBER OF MICHIGAN STATE BAR ASSOCIATION KEEP A GOOD MAN RUNNING AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION. • A GOOD COURT 65th District Court AMERICAN JUDICATURE SOCIETY. PAST PRESIDENT OF THE CLINTON- FOR YOU. EXPERIENCED-FAIR-CONSCIENTIOUS GRATIOT BAR ASSOCIATION. Octofwr 30,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 9A Fowler downs P-W 14-8 Fowler scored 1st in the J Fowler quarterback Mike night in the battle of the un Westphalia quarterback l at for the Pirates, with time ex beaten contest on i^-yard run by John Thelen hit Phil Piggot in the pired , and tossed it into the end Graff unleashed a 26-yard pass Mueller near the end of the 1st to Terry Thelen in the final Both teams went into the corner of the end zone on a 17- zone, but 2 Fowler defenders game undefeated and the win quarter The extra point failed yard scoring pass were on the spot and knocked quarter to live the Eagles a and Fowler led 6-0 thrilling 14-8 victory over gives Fowler at least a tie for Duane Webber plunged over away the last second aerial That ended the scoring until Pewamo-Westphalia Friday 1st place and a good shot at sole with the 2-point conversion run In a tight defensive battle, P- possession of the title the 3d quarter, when Pewamo - to put the Pirates on top 8-6 W led the rushing game with 83 Then in the final quarter, yards Fowler had 71 yards. Graff connected with his 2&- However. Fowler picked up Swan Volley rolls >ard scoring bomb and Mueller 107 yards passing with Graff added the 2 point conversion to1 throwing lor B-for-15, while put Fowler ahead 14-8. Thelen was (i for-20 for 44 yards At the riobJng of the game, in Ihe air for Pewamo- over Ovid-Elsie Pewamo Westphalia fought Westphalia back and kept everybody m Mueller Jed the rushing for their seats until time had gone Fowler with 63 yards and P*W's Ovid-Elsie took the kick-off Swan Valley assured them threatened, but could not score uff the clock and lunger Larry Theis had 4s yards selves of at Itjast a tie for the and went 80-yards in 10 plays to Fowler picked up H first bcore a touchdown when Paul while Swan Valley scored twice With seconds to go, the Mid-Michigan B League The Vikings rushed lor 286 -Fowler defense rushed the P W downs to P'W's 8 Championship Friday night,, Case went in from (he 8-yard-. Fowler now takes on Bellevue line yards and passed lor (Xi while patter and the Pirates had the downing Ovid Elsie 27-8 Uvid-Elsie had 190 yards on the ball at the bwvlerlS Friday night in Parents-' Night Swan Valley bet the pace Jack Bashore passed to Ted ground and 96 in the air and P-W laces Webberville* Ueiger for the 2-point con Thelen dropped back to pass early in the game, taking the Ovid-Elsie picked up 16 1st FOWLER. P-W BATTLE IT OUT IN DEFENSIVE CONTEST. ^ opening kick-off to march to the version cutting the Swan Valley Photo by leve Fwfewa lead to 9-8 downs, while (Swan Valley Ovid-Elsie 10-yard line > picked up 15 Elect In the 2d quarter, John Bigles Lvle Schneider put Swan went 20 yards for a Swan Valley The big difference was in Bath bombs Dansville Valley vn the board then, on 4th touchdown, making the half- turnovers as Ovid-Elsie lost 2 Circuit Judge down, with a 20-yard field goal time score 15-8 fumbles and had 4 passes in BATH - The Bath Bees hhare of lit place in the Ingham Ovid-Elsie later gave up the tercepted i maintained a firm hold on a trouncing m er Dan&viHe The Marauders nearly went County League with a 54-0 Friday ball on a 4th down punt and into the end zone before the half, On defense, Uvid-Elsie was Daniel F. Swan Valley put together The 0\ id Lions Club will hold VOTE FOR snowmobile drag races Nov i, tuu miles East of the Ovid 74 MONACO BR0UGHM 74 DODGE 12 TON Blinker light on M-21 LEROY VINCENT There is a $3 entry fee per 2 Door Hardtop, Split Front Seat, 400 Engine, Automatic cient Registration ts at 10 am Tnmmlman, Power Steering, Powar Drsc Stakes, Air Can ON THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET ditkming, Tint Glass, AM-FM Radio, Cruise Control, Vinyl PICK-UP and the first race will begin at 1 318 V-8, Automatic Transmltsion Power Stearing, Power Top Radial Tire*, 8000 Miles. pm Trophies will be awarded to Brakes. Adventure P«cfcage, hd R*ar Springs, 2 Tone Paint ihe winners The admission is NOVEMBER 5. 1974 '4595 00 %339 5 00 ' Paid Political Advertisement 73 GOLD DUSTER 73 NOVA Letter to 2 Door. 6 Cylinder, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Radio, 2 Door, 225-6 Cylinder, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering. White Wall Tires, Fold Vinyl Top, Fold Down Seat Package. White Wall Tires. DeWitt Township $ 2795 00 j 2395 00 73 PINTO RUNABOUT 72 PINTO STATION WAGON Taxpayers 2 Door, 2000 cc Engine, Automatic Tnmsmlsjon, Radio, Bucket 2QQ0cc Engine, Automatic Transmission, Factory Air Conditioning, Stats, Whita Walt Tir«, Fold Down Seat Package Tinted Glass, White Wall Tires. 00 $ 00 In about six weeks, you will receive your property tax state t ments. You will find that your assessment has been increased by 10% 2395 2095 over last year. 72 DODGE 127" VISION VAN 71 FORD MAVERICK This fact has not been widely publicized by your present super visor as he initiated the action that brought about the assessment 318 V-8, Automatic Transmission, Powar Stearins, Power Brakes, 2 Door, 6 Cylinder, Automatic Transmission, Radio. Factory Air Conditioning, Tint Glase. Hi Back Buckets. K Ton, The Township Board has tried to take some of the sting out of 00 the increase by dropping the 1% collection fee, but this stilt leaves s 2995 00 U595 a 9% net increase. Why should a Supervisor initiate a procedure that results in higher taxes for his own township? Probably due to lack, of under 71 BUICK ELECTRA 71 DODGE P0LARA CUSTOM standing of the law or lack of experience. Maybe Dale Emerson can explain it to you. 4 Door Hardtop. Full Power, Air Conditioning, Cruise Control. AM- 4 Door, 3B0 V-8. Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Power AM-FM Stereo. Brakes, AM-FM Radio, White Wall Tires. Anyway, the deed is done and your tax bill has gone up $%. tf you think a tax increase this year is a good idea, reward Dale with $ 00 5 00 2395 1595 another two year term. If you are looking for sound business and government exper 69 P0NTIAC 69 DART G.T.S. 67 P0NTIAC ience, vote for Ted Powell on November 5th. 2 Door Hardtopt 383 Hi-Po Engine, CATALINA 4 Speed Transmission, Bucket Seats, CATALINA Vinyl ToprRadlo. 4 Door, V-8, Automatic Tranimfulon, Power 4 Door, V-8, Automatic Transmission, Power Stetring, Powtr Srtkn. ftatflo, Ntw Tires. CITIZENS FOR Storing, Power Bnkts, Ritffo. This time $ 00 J 00 $ 00 1095 995 795 Vote POWELL Ralph Dara's Experience FOR DodgeSffiSS ! COMMUNITY DODGE DEWITT TOWNSHIP AUTHORIZED DEALEftS FCWELL 200 E. HIGHMAN ST. ST. JOHNS SUPERVISOR SALES pd. Pol. Adv. 10A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS. MICHIGAN October 30,1974 Incumbent judge, assistant prosecutor 88th House seat - - vie for 65th District Judge office Powell vs Stanton tamiliarity with a wide variety uf current problems and with ST JUHNS - William an announcement of a 6-part Association, National District counselor, and practiced civil, Legion, former chef de (jure of legislative procedure. Also I Jaik^oti. Clinton County platform • Attorneys Association and corporate and defense law. the 4u and 8, former chairman have a wide acquaintance with atotitaut prosecuting attorney, "-Kequest that the County Prosecuting Attorneys Lewis, is a graduate of St of the Clinton Cuunty Ked Cross, public officials and with the Board of Commissioners reduce Absocation of Michigan. Johns High SfchooJ, received a former president of St Johns leaders 0f many organizations the salary of District Judge BA from Michigan State Rotary Club, member of Olive uf citizens. from $30,042 to not more than University, and a LLB trom Grange and Clinton Cuunty As his purpose for running, he $26,ouu per year. University of Michigan's Law Pomona Grange, serving oh the said, "I feel that my experience School. He has received special Pastoral Board and a member and my record indicate that I "-Impose tough and stern awards trom the College of ol the St Johns Cungregational am exceptionally well qualified sentences against those in William and Mary and the to serve as State Rep from the Church, and is the District 88th Dist For many years I was dividuals who repeatedly California Institute of Urganuatiun Chairman tor the Technology the Legislative Counsel and violate laws. Buy Scouts „ Director of Public Affairs for "-Insure that all cases Lewis is a member of the Lewis is married and the Michigan State Bar, the (he Mich Farm Bureau which pending are heart promptly and father of 4 children. brought me into constant without delay and . oppose, American Bar, American contact with legislative issues, any and all unnecessary ad Judicature Society, and the past procedure and personnel. journments president of the Clinton-Gratiot Lewis said he nab proven performance citing lie lias one During those years I was ap '-Report to court for work Bar Assoc pointed to a great many com Burn in St Johns, Lewis his ut the most current and active STANLEY every day. Monday through documents in the state; he has mittees, boards, commissions, DONALD STANTON Friday, at 8 am and will remain lived here most of his life He is councils, etc. dealing with a a veteran of WWII and served been used by the state court working and available at the administration as a visiting POWELL great variety of problems such court until 5 pm with the Flying Tigers A pipe judge un tuugh cases, and he ab education, highways, Donald L. Stanton, Democrat, "-Schedule 1 day a week tor tnaior Lewis tounded the has a reputation (or being a Stanley M Powell, Rep, age welfare, traffic safety, federal age 51. of 405 N. Jefferson, evening traffic court from 7-9 Heather Pipers of St Johns He tough but fair judge ?u\ ut Kt 2, loma, is an in aid. etc Doing my service as ionia, is a lifetime resident He pm to enable persona to appear is a member of the American cumbent iepret>entative and delegate to the Constitutional is presently employed as un traffic tickets without having has been m uttice 12 vears Convention and during the 12 Treas/Gen Mgr. Governmental ,!o take time M: &s Ovid Elsie Area News O-E band smorgasbord This year the Ovid-Elsie Band The kitchen committee Smorgasbord features live headed by Mrs Shirley Roberts entertainment by the O E consists of Mrs Barbara Jones, German Band. Mrs Barbara White, Mrs Hazel Lively music and food will be Bywaterand Mrs Donna Davis featured Dining room chairperson is The date has been set for Mrs Dorothy Ballentine, Sunday, Nov 3, from noon to tickets, Mrs Elizabeth Putnam 2*30 pm Host and hostess are Mr and Diners will be able to choose Mrs Robert VanReid from 4 meat courses, with as Baby sitting is available much as you can eat being the The smorgasbord, a yearly PRESIDENT SUE HULL rule, all at last year's prices event, provides money for band Heading the Smorgasbord are camp, extra instruments, and chairpersons, Mrs Wilma the uniform fund It will be in* Ovid-Elsie is host of FHA Swender and Mrs Shirley the Uvid-Elsie High School Region 9 meeting Marriage Cafeteria 65^ TUBE The 1974 Kegiun y MvetiDg ot h. principal and to hear Ldingshurg, treasurer - Pain BLACK JACK ROOF CEMENT Ihe Future Huniemukws ut greetings trom FHA State Wagner Webberville. PENCO CAULKING COMPOUND 55tf TUBE America was held at O*. id fcbie President. Sue Hull ut Ithaca historian • Colleen Bidwell ' and btale \ u.e president, Paula High School, Oct is Caison Cit> -Crystal, FINGER TIGHT CAULKING STRIP 69«i ifi P r &irb Landfc, ot HuJt presided J'lmljpuf Carson Cilj Crystal parliamentarian Join the fun! You can win $20 cash, paid by The Clinton County News each week to the person who guesses the most winners of the high school and college football games listed on this page. Shop the ads and read the rules to -find out how you can cash in! 1. Read every ad on this page. An important game will be listed for your selection. 5. Contest winners will be announced each week in The Clinton County Nem. 2. On a separate sheet of paper, write the name of each merchant on this page and after his name, the name of the team you select as the winner of the game listed in this ad. List in sequence 1 thru 11. 6. Only one entry per person is allowed. 3. Be sure and print your name and address plainly on your entry. 7. Remember — Your guesses plus the names of the merchants, must be on a SEPERATE sheet of paper... not on this page. 4. Mail your entry to Contest Editor, The Clinton County News, St Johns, before 6 pra Friday or deliver it personally to The Clinton County News office before 5 pm Friday. Mail must be postmarked no later thath n 8. See copy at left for tie breaker. 6 pm Friday. ?i» ifi CONTEST SPONSORED BY THESE AREA MERCHANTS... \t< * LAY-A-WAY G&L SALES CLINTON COUNTY'S NOW FOR SALES AND SERVICE ON MOST COMPLETE DON'T FORGET! CHRISTMAS FM Stereo, FM/AM Receiver, SIMPLICITY and ROPER Quickest and Fastest Record Player/Recorder CAMERA STORE Play it or record it All the Check Our Prices Before Road and Wrecker favorites bound the way Kodak & Polaroid Cameras you remember them on this You Buy! 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JOHNS, MICHIGAN 48879 SALES & SERVICE COMPOUNDS QUARTERLY TS W Dadge Ovid-Elsie vs Bridgeport CAPITOL SAVINGS Pewamo-Westohalia vs Webberville FERTILIZER is tailor-made for your & LOAN Ph. 224-2345 Monaco • Coronet • Dart • Charger Ext. 43 EXACT field and yield needs ST. JOHNS,*® .Incorporated 1*90 in Lmslng> Michigan. Member Federal Home Loan Bank System. • Colt • Dodge Trucks 2137 South U.S. 27 St. Johns Co-op SPORTS U of M vj Jmtfana Phone 224-3251 ST. JOHNS DIVISION PHONE 224-2381 N. CLINTON MSU « Wisconsin DON T0LLES Time to Lay.-a-way a Full Prescription SCORPION Kirby for Christinas! Know - How CltUvftJK 12 "Gift Wrapped Fr«e!" Your Pharmacist Is SALES KIRBY'S POWER WHISKS Trained to bo Cartful and * DIRT AWAY... SMU«T«xas we Ml your doctt-r's prescriptions with the utmost SERVICE . IT'S ALMOST LIKE HAVING precision ... »nd will help you promptly in any emergency. A MAID... -WHERE SERVtCL \ND QUALTl V CCCNT- Phone * DESIGNED FOR§HAG AND FINKBEINERS PHARMACY MODERN CARPET... 224-3115 • WORLD'S FINEST CLEANER. Detroit Lions vi New Orleans Saints (tie-breakar) Oregon vj W«h!ngton Stats Kirby Center of St. Johns FOWLER PHONE 593-2606 2621 E. WALKER RD. ST, JOHNS 705 N. US 27 St. Johns Ph. 224-7222 f October 30,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 15A Candidates in Michigan Needs Candidates in DeWitt Twp Watertown Twp HOLBROOK on the DEWITT TOWNSHIP DEWITT TOWNSHIP WATERTOWN TOWNSHIP business courses at Lansing SUPERVISOR CLERK Community College, and Court Of Appeals TREASURER (DEM) DEWITT TOWNSHIP Oliver SAngall (REP) '. TRUSTEE Michigan State University, Dale S Emerson (Rgp) Ted Powelf She is a member of the Order Oliver S. Angell. 14183 Wood Kenneth F Geisenhaver (REP) of Eastern Star, Wacousta A Trusted, Respected and ltd, is the incumbent, having Dale S Emerson, 15158 Ted Powell, 100 Britany Dr, United Community Methodist hptriencMl Circuit Juthje served the office of treasuree Chetwyn Dr, Lansing, is the Lansing, is a self employed real Kenneth F\ Geisenhaver, Church, Denise Business Herbison Rd, is a farmer and a 3RD DISTRICT lor 2 years He is 65, married incumbent supervisor, having estate developer He is 42, Sorority, and the Clinton County Non Partisan Ballot and a life long resident of the held the office for 2 years He is married, and the father of 3 lifelong resident of the area. He Township Officers Assoc, K DonoW I. Hobrook, Jr. area 29. married, and the father of 2 is 53, married and the father of 3 Pd Pol Ad children. children, Mrs McDonough has listed He has served as DeWitt Twp children Having lived in the area for 14 her qualifications as having supervisor, and clerk, is a high Emerson, who has lived in the years, Powell served as a Geisenhaver is a high school worked in a law office for 10 school graduate, and a graduate area all his life, attended township trustee for 8 years, graduate, and has served on the years-and has been given the of Ferris Jnshtute- Michigan .State University jnd -twice served as interim Clinton County Farm Bureau duties of being in charge of He served as the secretary for *here he majored-in business township supervisor He Board of Directors, and is a elections and keeping the REHMANN'S the Gunnisonville School Board and finance received a BA in Economics school board member of the lownship books in her job as Bath Schools, He is a member of clerk from 1942 until 1954, is a He lists his qualifications as from the University of Michigan Christ Lutheran Church member of the Farm Bureau, being a life long resident, In 1954, is a member of the In a statement, she said "I am of St Johns and the GunnisonvjUe l/M having 2 years, experience, and Lansing Home Builders Assoc, In a^-statement, Geisenhaver very interested in retaining Church a college education In a on the Greater Lansing Board of said Hi elected, I will serve the J Elaine Amos (DEM) "grass* roots" government and statement, Emerson said: "I Realtors, a member of the township to the best of my In his qualifications, Angell ability.". J Elaine Amos, 14090Francis have always had a sincere in said he had 20 years experience dm running in order to continue Michigan Mobile Home Assoc, Rd, Rt 4, Lansing, is 38, married terest of Watertown Twp at The Store of Large Selections in township government, and is the programs begun during the and the DeWitt Bi-Centennial VICTOR TOWNSHIP and the mother of 2 children heart" a cost accountant with the iirst 2 jejrs These programs Commission Mrs Amos is the past Featuring Nationally Known Brands include lower property taxes, TREASURER WATERTOWN TOWNSHIP proper educational background president and present secretary TRUSTEE He said, "I am running to serve better roads, lower sewer rates, - treasurer of the Township and honest government in Powell lists his qualifications DeWitt Twp to the best of my as having a years experience in Park Board, a Girl Scout MOST COMPLETE LINE OF ability and to keep honesty and uhich the people have a leader, past vice president of integrity m government" meaningful voice " township government, and 20 \ears experience in business PTA for 2 years, a member of the Citizens Committee for Grand Ledge Schools, and a District governor to Powell said he feels he has the resident of Watertown Twp for 9 BOYS experience which would enable years him io handle the job Mrs Amos lists her ex speak to Lions perience as being a bookkeeper, CLOTHING District Governor Kay iijpi&b on Monday, No\ 4 This payroll accountant, and DeWttt, uill be guest speaker at u ill be a Ladies Night program Runs for bookkeeper - secretary in jobs the dinner meeting of the Maple FOLLOWING his address, she has held, a secretary of the FURNISHINGS Vallev Lions Club in Maple UeW-itt will install new mem Clinton County Democratic bers who are lounng the club. Convention in 1974, and a delegate to the Clinton County and Victor Vern Fosnight (DEM) and State Democratic Con ventions in 1972 Vera E Fosnight, M54 (REPl Clerk's race in Ovid HOlhster Rd, Laingsburg is In a statement, Mrs Amos SHOES Wm Vaughn Montgomery employed with Centrifuse, Inc. said, "Good government AGES 4 to 20 trustee He is 44, married and the father requires, the involvement of Wm Vaughn Montgomery, more than one political party, OV1CJ TOWNSHIP CLERK of 3 children 15285 Grove Kd, is the in and input from informed cumbent, serving the office SLACKS and JEANS JgM UP Fosnight received an citizens" * Daniel T Morris, 6205 Round associate degree in business since 1973 when he was ap SLIMS and REG (REP} (DEM) Lake Rd, Laingsburg, is em from Lansing Community pointed to fill a vacancy He Is Porter Martin Gary Kurfca ploved with the Morot Wheel College He has lived in the area 50, married, and the father of 3 SHIRTS *295UP Corp He is 46, married and the for 2' ^ >ears children lather uf 1 child Porter Martin 126 Elm St, Gjr> Kurka, 220 S Mam. In a statement he said, "I am Montgomery has lived in the JACKETS 1 59W UP Ovid is retired Irom the Osgood iivid, is a J2year-old life long running for the office because I area for ^8 years, and is a self- Funeral Home, and is employed resident of the area He is self am interested in participating employed farmer SHOES J|Q95 UP Morris, a resident of. the area He is a high.school graduate, part time at Nemanis Electric employed, married and the tor 46 years, is a graduate of in our local government with He is 72, married, the father lather of 1 child the expectation that what I may and has served as chairman of Lansingsburg High School, the Planning Commission in WE HA VE. ...SOX - UNDERWEAR SWEA TERS - JEANS • of 1 daughter and grandfather Kurka is an Ovid High School Lansing Community College, contribute will be of value to our of 6 children community " Watertown Twp He is a graduate, and has attended and has spent 2 >ears in the US member of the Farm Bureau, TENNIS SHOES-SPORT COATS and ETC. Martin, who has lived in the Michigan State University Naw Jean Morrill (REP) area for m jears, is a high Delta Mills Methodist Church, In a statement, Kurka said and the Wacousta Masonic school graduate and has taken "As a citizen ot Ovid Township, Jean Morrill, U307 S Upton courses at Michigan State Rd, Laingsburg, is the in Lodge He has served on the ifeeH have the abihf) Jo handle He has served with the school board for 9 jears, and H University He is an active the job of township clerk I am Laingsburg Ambulance service cumbent treasurer, having member in the United Church, served-for 3 years after being years on the Planning Com willing to spend as much time for 5 years, and the president of mission REHMANN'S and a former member of the as necessary to represent the the Motor Wheel Benefit Assoc appointed by the township In a statement Montgomery CLOTHING • fVIWISfflNGS - SHOES Lions Club and the Rotary Club people of dvid for A years board to fill a vacancy in Sept of (REP) 1971 said he was running "To help for DAD and LAD She is 52, married and the Mildred F McDonough continue the same high quality ST. JOHNS mother of i children She is a township government." high school graduate, and has Mildred F McDonough, 8588 lived in the area for 49 years Cornson Rd, is the incumbent '> Mrs Morrill is a member of 'clerk, and hasheld the office for rv the Victor Farm Bureau, the 8 years She is 58, married, the Reed Cemetery Assoc, and the mother of J children, and has First Congregational Church of lived in the area for 38 years Laingsburg In a statement, Mrs Morrill said she is in- She held the office of deputy terested in running because "I clerk for 3 jears Mrs Mc am interested in local govern Donough is a high school ment." graduate., and has taken KURT'S APPLIANCE SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE WHITE ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINES East Olive students Ifrom left] Jessica Parks, 10: Debbie Large, 10: Angle Magsig. 8; Joann Degner. G; Richard Cramer. 7: DougSleep.il: Ricky Stauffcr, 9: Robert Burford, 11: Angela Chtuntl, 9. Tim Lowe, 10; Pat Magsig, 10; and Scott Roland. 10. display prizes to be awarded at the annual carnival. East Olive school stages carnival On iVov i, Eas>t Olive bjsket balls and gym bhoes to a carnival m W place lor lun. games and prizes The PTO-sponsored carnival Elementary-School's £>' 'U uith the school's 7th annual «ill begin at 5 pm and last until i>e transformed from a place lor u pm Food uill be a special leature with only i items costing more than 10c Sloppy joes w ill go ior 20c, hot dogs will VOTE ite 2 ior 'iOe. and pieces of home made pie will cost 20c AS LOW AS The parents in the PTO JEANETTE MEHNEY picked apples and are having s 00 them made into apple cider 169 especially for the event Write in candidate A country store, featuring home made items, baked goods, crafts and candy, a cake walk, numerous gomes, and door for prize-, uill add U« ihe ex < itemt'tit of the carnival FOUR WASH CYCLES! BINGHAM Theie v, ill also be a raffle, the 1, PERMANENT PRESS CYCLE Iirst priie being a side of beef, with cold-water cooldownl the second pme a black and TOWNSHIP CLERK u bite portable TV. and Ihe third % £. F 2. NORMAL CYCLE with Extra prize a in speed bicycle IMDNNIIM SI WHO Wash Selection! •» *•««*». <• "Your Support is Appreciated" The proceeds go into the K.dSi school fund for East Olive and 3.ACTIVATEO SOAK CYCLE pa POI Adv olive Center to purchase cuts dbwn washer watching! needed equipment A portion is (*) 4.DEUCATE CYCLE for special- automatically set aside for the -A IMCIOMB vitultt ttt&>H care garments! COMPLETE BODY WORK purpose of building up the ICtt 'CniiU« ******* AND GLASS REPLACEMENT school library PLUS- VOTERS: A WORD WITH 3 wash and 2 rinse temperature BOB'S AUTO BODY, INC* YOU PLEASE combinations1 800 N. Lansing Phone 224-2921 Se.e the Fine Selection Model 2 wash and 2 spin speeds' WWA703OP GE Filter-Flo-System filters Not all candidates are included of wash water continuously—traps INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED! . lint in non-clogging up*top in this election Issue of the Clinton HOME FARM BUSINESS AUTO WHITE SEWING MACHINES filter tray! County News. Published this NOW ON DISPLAY ----- week are those candidates who GOODSERVlce t mtmbt' "' "ASK ABOUT OUR LAY AWAY PLAN" Anoihtr itasnn KURT'S whyGBiS ^America Group Amelia) s */ provided the necessary information mtldi APPLIANCE APPLIANCE CENTER appliance vikt to the County News. DOWNTOWN ST. JOHNS LANTERMAN INSURANCE CENTER PHONE 224-3895 Please check your local ballot KURT'S 200 W Stito.St John* PHONE 2?& 7614 BRUCE LANTERMAN carefully *»fore voting. DOWNTOWN V ST. JOHNS PH. 224-3895 Where Service Is Assured" iw»irtWmyi*l«tfttM&aa» 16A CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN October 30.1974 Maryane Smith of Westphalia, Clark and Kate Trowbridge. He Thursday, Oct 17, at a Lansing Mrs Jennie B Hart and Mrs Mrs Josetta Linn of Pewamo, attended schools in Lansing, hospital. Doreen Deuprey, both of Los Mrs Eleanor Klein of Pewamo, and moved from Lansing to A lifetime resident of Clinton Angeles, Calif; 9 grandchildren and Sister Theresa of Detroit; Ovid in 1933. He was never County, Mr Avery was a retired and 3 great-grandchildren. Clara Weber 44 grandchildren, 24 great married. farmer. He was a member of Funeral services were held at grandchildren, 1 brother, Surviving is his brother, the Clinton County Farm the Osgood Funeral Home, HOW CAN EGAN'S FORD Clara Weber, 82, of West George Schafer of Fowler, and l Floyd of Ovid. Bureau and a member of the Thursday Oct 24, at 2 pm. The phalia died Monday Oct 21, at sister, Eva Becker of Fowler. Wacousta United Methodist place of burial was the Eureka PRICE'EM SO LOW? Iter home, A funeral mass was held Funeral services were held at Church. Cemetery with the Rev Norman Mrs Weber was bom in Tuesday Oct 22 at 8 pm and Houghton Chapel of Osgood He is survived by his wife, Wood officiating. Westphalia, July 26. 1892 the Wednesday Oct 23 at 10 am at St Funeral Homes, Ovid, Wed Merle; two daughters, Mrs daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Marys Church- The place of nesday Oct 23 at 1:00 pm. The Donald (Chery!) Maier of Schafer. She was married to burial is St Marys Cemetery. Kev Earl Copelin presided over Grand Ledge and Mrs Carroll Owen Baker EGAN FORD SALES, Henry Weber, who preceded her Father James Schmett of* the burial ceremony which was (Elgeva) Pingel of Eagle; 14 in death in 1973. liciated „ held at Mt Hope Cemetery, grandchildren and five great Owen K. Baker, 70, of 2002 Mrs Weber was a member of Lansing grandchildren; and three Hucker Avenue, Everett, Wash, St Marys Church, The Christian Glynn Trowbridge sisters, Mrs Lena Lyon of died Oct 18 in a Monroe nursing Inc Mothers, and the Daughters of Earl Av,ery Perry, Mrs Hazel Shadduck of home. Isabella Glynn I. Trowbridge. 81, of M- Services were held Sunday Eagle and Mrs Minerva Senters He was born March 26, 1904, ST. JOHNS Surviving are: S bons, 21 Ovid, died Monday Oct 21, at afternoon at the Peters and uf Lake Odessa, in Paris, Illinois, moving from Thomas of Pewamo, Donald, Memorial Hospital in Owosso. Murray Funeral Home in Grand Michigan to Everett in Julv of ZODW.HIjhnun Phone 224-2285 The Rev Edward Otto of Anthony,Clair, and Edward, ail Mr Trowbridge was born Nov Ledge for Earl D- Avery, 89, of Wacousta United Methodist 1973. of Westphalia; 4 daughters Mrs 24, 1892 in Owosso, the son of R 1, Eagle. He passed away Church officiated at services He was employed by General and interment was in North Motors for 38 years retiring in Eagle Cemetery, Clinton 1965, from Fisher Body Corp in County. , Lansing, Michigan. He was a member of the First United George Block Methodist Church, a member uf the Everett Elks Lodge No 479 George «Sami Black, 72, 2008 and UAW Union Local No (502. Because of You E M-2t, St Johns died Monday He leaves his wife, Edith at Oct 21, at Carson City Hospital the home, a daughter, Mrs after a short illness SueJJen I'vosser; y grand MrJBlack was born Feb 22, daughter, Carlotta Crosser, 1902 in Pinckney Mi, the son of both of Monroe, a brother, W J. and Emma Black. On Sept Frank Baker of Okemos, one 6, 1923, he married Marita sister, Mrs Thelma Williams ol Zigler in St Johns v>'here he Paris, 11! lived all his life. Services were held at 10 am He was a life member of F Monday, Oct 21 at the Sohe and AM #105. He worked as a Funeral Home The Kev G serviceman for Consumers Richard Tattle officiated Power Co which he retired from Burial uiis at the Cypress in 1962. Lawn Cemetery Surviving are his wife Casketbearers were: Bob Marita; 'I daughters, Wfrs Newell, Al Arstein. Craig Learn, Virginia Zigler and Mrs Nancy Kay Anderson, Humer Por- Puetz, both of St Johns; 2 sisters terfield and Ben SanW 5W&* YOU AND C ) YOUR HOME Mr and Mrs Vernon Benjamin The Problem and daughters entertained Mrs Lula Boak, Mr and Mrs Cecil Boak. Mr and Mrs Carl Boak, Window all of St Johns, and Mr and Mrs Clare Boak and family of near By Mary Bell DeWitt and Mr and Mrs Charlie Home Need a Lift* Boak In the afternoon, other With Autumn guests were some of her qufcKfy turn grandchildren, Mrs Tom ing to winter, CENTRAL NATIONAL attention Feldpausch and son and Mrs turns to* ward the Tom Koenigsknecht and home and children and Mrs Datfe Thur entertaining is your home ston and child The occasion lacking In was Mrs Lula Boak's 84th birth terest? Does it have the - BANK'S NEWEST AND day look of hand- me-downs Mr and Mrs Ernest Thelen of from the first DeWitt, Mr and Mrs Edmond apartment you had' Thelen and family sof'Lansing, Bernita Hufnagel and Mr and Mrs Reyold Goerge were FINEST INNOVATION Friday evening visitors of Miss May bo what that flora [ sofa really needs is a lift with a pair of striped Cecilia Thelen. I Chairs or chairs In an accent color. Bring in an arm cap, a piece of Mrs Stella Mageau and Mrs carpet, and a room sketch and tee what exciting things trie staff Theresa Wieber of Maple at Ban Furniture can do for -Rapids called on Mrs Lula Boak your horns. * <* IN BANKING Thursday morning Mr and Mrs Vernon Benjamin and Mrs Lula Boak returned home by the way of St Louis BELL after spending several days with Mr and Mrs James FURNITURE Magruder of Jennings. Mo. AND CARPET Mr and Mrs Reynold Goerge 4601 North East Street spent Monday evening with Mr (North TJS 27) and Mrs Leonard Doolittle and Lansing son of Stanton. NOTICE A public hearing on a proposed Soil Erosion and Sedimentation Control Ordinance for Clinton County will be held in the County Commission room at the Courthouse, St. Johns, Michigan on Monday, November 4,1974 at 10:00 A.M. Interested citizens will be heard * VISUAL DRIVE-IN TELLERS at this time. • 6 TELLER STATIONS TO SERVE YOU FASTER Deri ll Shinabery, Chariman Ernest E. Carter, Clerk * THE LATEST MOST MODERN BANKING EQUIPMENT ... INSIDE BANKING WITH PLENTY would OF FREE PARKING AT THE DOOR you believie? CLIP N' SAVE We're just people. Certain writers and television personalities talk DRIVE-IN WINDOW about funeral directors as if we're a special breed. CENTRAL We're not*. We're just ordinary rjuman beings, HOURS doing what we can to help other human beings at a difficult time. t ' SOUTHGATE PLAZA DRIVE-IN ONLY NATIONAL MON. - TUES. • WED. - THUR. BANK 7 AM to 6 PM OSGOOD OF ST. JOHNS FUNERAL HOMES •$ FRIDAY 7 AM to 8 PM SI JOHNS FOWtEl "WE'RE THE FRIENDLY FOLKS YOU CAN SANK ON* ABBOTTMAKE MMDS S HOUGHTOfl^W SAT. $ AM to 5PM Serving the Clinton Art* from 4 Convenient Locations one ST JOHNS lOUTHflATEPLAZA OVIO PEWAMO M October 30,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN A««4#*d i ( Mr and Mrs Robert Spifcley Elementary school starting at Mr and Mrs Mitchel Eriggen Sr, Mr and Mrs Luuis Thelen of 8:00 pm. / of Pontiac were Friday night Westphalia, Mrs Pauline Mr and Mrs Roy Howorth, 1 guests of Mn Charles Cook. Williams of Detroit and Mrs Beth Ann, Gerrie Lynn, David have Catherine o&osk) of Wyandotte and Hoy Patrick of Ionia wore Mrs Ma We Cook returned ipent the weekend Saturday visitors of their mother Mrs home Saturday Oct 19 after CLINTON NATIONAL through Monday un a color tour. Hilda Schafer Sunday af-' spending over a month Visiting Guesk for Sunday dinner at temoon. hi Colorado at the home Of her the home uf Mr and Mrs Callers at the home of Mr and daughter and son-in-law Mr and Howard Cook (Jet 13th were Mrs Clyde SUvernail Sunday Mrs Larry Alien Littlefield at their mothers Mrs Dolly Cook afternoon were their brother Greeley Colorado, also called on and Mri> McDowel and Sister-in-law Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Donald Richardson Walter Schneider of Lansing. and family and Dianne Thelen Wednesday October 23 the Dan Rohagen and friend of at Denver, and Mr and Mrs you blue Star members will have Carson City-were visitors at the Robert Carlson and other Iheir Uctober meeting. Mrs home of Mrs Irene Fox Sunday friends. Maryann Theien being hostess afternoon. assisted by Mrs Maryann Spending the weekend with Friday October 25 the Golden Smith Names will be drawn for their mother Mrs Charles Cook Years Club Senior Citizens held the new hostesses of 74-75 were Mr and Mrs James Knoll a potluck dinner at 12:30 pm at Meeting will be at the and family of Lanse. the Muir Civic Center. our little one C Mr and Mrs Vmce Herzog and Pierce, Age Level Coor Secretary Elizabeth Putnam. family of Pigeon, Mr and Mrs dinators, Children's, Caroline Sup't of Studies, Tom Semans, Charles Mort and family of Pierce; Youth, Betty George; Ass't.BiJl Semans; Communion Henderson and Mr and Mrs Adult, Richard Semans;, Stewards, Rita Gazda and Richard Semans and family Family, Frank Gazda;. Sherry VanDyne. Parsonage were recent dinner guests of Mr Recording Secretary, Loreta Comm Kaye Potter, Clarice and Mrs Kaye Potter and Warren, Members at Large of Semans, Wayne Austin, Prank family Administrative Board, Harold Gazda. Librarians, Joan * The Middlebury United and Leota Gardner, Frank Warren and Helen Lundquist. Methodist Women will, meet Gazda, Orson Hubbards, Joe Publicity, Loreta Warren. Thursday evening, Oct 22 at the and Dorothy Jordan, Don The Middlebury United Church with Madge Craig, Mulder, Kaye Potter, Grace Methodist Youth Choir enjoyed Lucile VanDyne and Ruby- Putnam, Charles Warren, a hay. ride and weiner roast at Mulder as hostesses Program George Warren, Lawrence the'home of Mr and Mrs Don Leader will be Geraldine Warren, Clarence Semans, George recently. Stanton and Lorna Semans will Honoary Members of the Board, conduct the devotions. Nina Ryon, Maud and Ward Mr and Mrs Richard Warren of Bryans Road, Maryland are The Charge Conference of the Slocum, Florence Thomburg. Pastor-Parish Relations Comm, the parents of a daughter. Middlebury and Laingsburg Diana Lynn^born Oct 17 at United Methodist Churches was Richard Semans, Bruce Pierce, Helen Potter, Tom Semans, Alexandna Hospital weighing 4 held recently at the Middlebury lbs 3 ozs. The baby will remain United Methodist Church with Dorothy Jordan. Finance Comm. Uren Semans, Richard in an incubator at the hospital District Superintendent, Rev for several weeks. Paternal Paul Blomquist of Flint Semans, Joe Jordan, Clarice Semans, Clarence Semans. grandparents are Mr and Mrs presiding Elected for 1975 at Don Warren of S. Hollister Rd. Middlebury were Lay Leader, Comm on Nominations and Kichard Semans, Lay Member Personnel, James VanDyne, Mr and Mrs Charles Warren to Annual Conference, Bunny Thora Austin, Ethel Mulder, have sold their household goods fl Semans, Chr of Council on Clarence Semans, Oliver and moved from their farm Ministries and Administrative VanDyane. Common History home to an apartment in Board, Bill Semans; Chr of and Records, Mildred Brookins Owosso Work Areas, Ecumen. Affairs, and Grace Putnam Trustees, Edith Schuknecht remains a Esther Semans; Education, James VanDyne, Frank Gazda, patient at Memorial Hospital Charlene Austin, Evangelism, Lawrence Warren, Joe Jordan, Don Warren, Qren Semans, where he condition remains Ethel Mulder; Missions Lucile about the same. VanDyne; Social Concerns, Dr Wayne Austin, Thora Austin. George Boggs, Stewardship, Church Treasurer, Clarice Wayne Austin recently un Ray Mullins, Worship Caroline Semans Membership derwent surgery on his eyes at Harper Hospital in Detroit. SUfi ji HAROLD SCHMALTZ Between the lines Advertising Director JIM EDWARDS Editor with Jim Edwards As an every-2-year voting service Between the Lines offers the following glossary to help voters WHEN A POLITICIAN SAYS' wade through the rhetoric to define the real "My opponent has yet to say what he is going to Here we go again meaning of statements by politicians. do to,solve this problem " ONE YEAR AGO Monday to 2 to 14 years in the WHEN A POLITICIAN SAYS" HE MEANS. Well, here we go again. November I.1D7J state penitentiary in Jackson "Mv record speaks for itself," "I don't have any cures either, but if I tell \ou We're sitting here writing an editorial telling you to vote or "shut Jesse James Patrick of lor check forgery HE'MEANS* my opponent doesn't have any solutions. \ou'U Chelsea, entered a plea of guilty A three-year renovation ot the "I can't think of a good answer for your naturally assume I do " up" about the consequences. Monday in Circuit Court to a exterior of the St Johns question, so I'll give you a bad answer that sounds ****** By golly, that's pretty discouraging. charge of negligent homicide, a Municipal Building was advised good." WHEN A POLITICIAN SAYS We know the people who need to get the message won't get it- charge stemming from a fatal by the D C Bjers Co of Grand * * * * * "I hope the voter weighs the facts before casting accident Sept 4 on US-27 Rapids at the City Commission WHEN A POLITICIAN SAYS: his ballot " People who vote read the editorial page. Free blood-screening tests to meeting last week Total cost of - "I challenge my opponent to answer the HE MEANS People who don't vote are the ones who don't read the editorial detect diabetes will be available the project would be about question 1 " "I hope the voter believes the mud I've slung page. this year at Clinton Memorial $13,1)00 HE MEANS against my opponent more than the mud my op Hospital. Sunday, Nov 11, from Three Clinton County persons . "I've tried to answer the question with 'My ponent has slung against me " So, we're blowing in the wind jabbering at you to vote, vote/vote. I to J pm as part of the search were named officers of the record speaks for itself and you wouldn't fall for 4> * * * * You're going to vote regardless of what we say. tor more than 102.0U0 Michigan State Grange at its it, By challenging my opponent to answer it, WHEN A POLITICIAN SAYS- "unknown" diabetics in yist annual session last week in maybe he'U look like a fool and take the attention "I have a little doubt about the outcome of the It's your neighbor we should be trying to reach. Michigan during the national .Hastings Alvin J Thelen of St irom me " 8 election. The facts have been laid out, the voter But, he doesn't read the editorial page and he doesn't vote. observance of Diabetes Week, Johns was elected assistant ***** has been given a chuiceaiid the voter will pick out But, he knows how he feels about inflations, taxes etc. Nov u-17 steward, Mrs Thelen was WHEN A POLITICIAN SAYS' the most deserving candidate " Clinton Cuunly received a named lady assistant steward, "That is the most ridiculous charge I've ever HE MEANS Why don't you cut this out, take it next door, show it to him and, payment trom the Federal and Almond Cressman of St heardandlwon'tjustifyitbyareply " "It's too late now The-polls are almost closed. ell him he can have his say at the polls Tuesday. Gu\ eminent again this week for Johns was elected to the HE MEANS We've clouded the issues as much as we could We -JE Revenue Sharing in the amount executive committee "I warned my campaign people that he might just hope the voters don't put too much stock m the of 402,715 00 The City of St Johns has dig that up If they had done their homework I lacts and, instead, justify the thousands ot dollars Announcing the opening of his yj?,044 0J owed to it by city and might be able to offer an alibi " we've poured into advertising " ottice for general practice ot county residents tor special "If It Fita . . . "ptometry in bt Johns in Dr assessments David L Peters, whose practice is located at 10G E Walker, The new DeWitt First Baptist .!5 \ EAKS AGO Prime Time Watch out for pheasants Church building at the corner otc Oct 27, l!H!> Cutler and DeWitt roads will be Stephen A Kennells, former dedicated Sunday atternoon, plant engineer and chief in Nov 4 at 2 pm spector for the Saylor-Beall Energy Crisis: Blessing in Disguise? Friends of Julia Holton held a Manufacturing Co, of St Johns, Editor, Lapeer County Press recent birthday party at has been named as the new paid liy BertmiJ E Xmh tud.iv. thjt iUggostiun t-> ivi,o rraiispollatiull sWunvJhat art able "By Jim Fitzgerald Jackson Nursing Home m St secretary of the Chamber of mure \.ahd 11 we MV going tu ruu* tu gu where people «ant tu go. when y Johns in honor of her Btith birth Commerce , I don I I\KM lo sound like the . iriulMMiigl', Icii fuel tur jutumubilcs !he> *ai»' '"-' g . and at a pnw. the-, What Jitn Sparling may not understand is that only casualty among the harvesters occurred day She was born in St Johns The J & B Superette Grocery iiliim.iiL- uoiiiji upliMsi but 1.41dm) during ih',' m.'Vt dt'Liidt.' ur vu. isu I it kail afford to paV Ihis b uu' an ini when an infantryman ran up against"a par and has lived here all her life has been purchased by Mr and tu"> •ifCiSijintluiifs aLtumpamed by luo'1-.h lo t-orltirtue building uiuie possible dieam \l ihisn'ii. moineiU the pheasanU. are getting away, for lord's sake. opportunities, and the energ\ crisis oild mure •.upi'rhtghwjv^ iur teiur hundnds ot t'i«ns and siiiall LIIILS Something has got to be done before this nation is ticularly stubborn llip-top beer can and cut a Services were held Tuesday, Mrs Floyd Tyler of Lansing. Mr tould toik'eKabh pnHeJO be a po- jnd fewer cjr, tu use ieis and k^' are e\p.-ruikntun; with dial a ridi trterrun with rampaging ringnecks knuckle Oct m at Usgood Funeral Home Tyler has been in the retail luitial disaster th.il is rtally a bless- t-ur the imnit'dirflt* luture. ue are V,stems — J vei\ prai.tK.ll tlosb bi. It ib a fine thing for Sparling to be against gun But^omething subversive infiltrated the DNR in St Johns for Virginia Pappas, grocer>- business for a good Hit; 111 djSglHM! gom^ tu need more of the Kind ul twevn a lav a"d bus si-nn.e wnh controls But what this country really needs is a this year Perhaps it all started when a park Hi. 102 Spring b-treet, St Johns, number of years, having lhi.ii.* is. ut tourse. a b>y if — irtdMi trjnspurUtiun we presently the advjDtugi-!, ol bull) law requiring every citizen to own a gun and to kill ranger was scratched by a Communist squirrel who died Uct 2» at Clinton operated Tyler's Food Market and that is If" we respond tu Ihe rune Hu^ever if mass trjniit rs On ihe drawing boaids ot ihe at leabt 1 animal per week Otherwise, there'll Anyway, an unAmerican decision was made Memorial Hospital on S Cedar Street, Lansing, luel shortjgc b\ developing the mass yuiny tu be mure than a stopgap de Massaehusetts lilstiluie ol kJi* soon be a lu-point buck crowding in Iront of you in There is now no prior announcement of exactly * The Woman's Literary Club since 1930 tfanipoilaliun facilities this tuuntry vtve tor the duration ot the inueA uulugV and other uniM.iMliv"! and has either been allowing lo dete Lrisis flexible tnnovjliym ate dt^ the A&P checkout line when the pheasants will be released The invasion ot Elsie opened the first reseaieh ktiilirs dilung into trans- ? Transferor EinerG Olstrom, riorate or ret using to build lor sev peraiel\ needed pL-rtation piubUms tht.re are blue tan come at any time, without warning There is meeting of the "2nd year history Sparling is a Republican candidate lor Congress Clinton County 4-H Club agent, eral dn-adus no* Main people tr\mg tu mx maw prints ot ^ssiems ihat could maki trom m> district He recently told- a Michigan noway the harvesters can be prepared They can't of service to the community by to Kent County was approved, lo jibomplbh Ihis. w.e re going lo tranipurtation tuda\ are dl^Cu'-ermg must people actually want tu lej"><. Deer Hunters.' meeting "Firearms don't kill man the fort 24 hours every day Alter all, this is a the clubwomen on Tuesday this week by the state board of hai£ lo interrupt—Jiid perhaps even that while there are indeed lots ot Iheir tars at home pe'ople, people do " volunteer arm> and even the most patriotic evening, Uct y, in the cafeteria agriculture bring to an abrupt end—our love af buifs and trams none are gumg Hh\ ha^tn t t(i,si gteai ito Strip oft the back of his conservative gray suit harvester must spend some time earning a living, ol the Elsie Junior High School fair with the automobile where they are going within a lea been put into pravtite' Ihe aii'.-m Mrs Donald Gilson. Clinton 1 and he'll slick to any bumper helping the hired man shoot wheat with a potluck salad bar at 6:30 County blood program chair We alreadv know that one result ionable amount ui time • trv smipl\ "> Ihat thtte ha - H>.u'V, a week has been reported This means almost IEN^E\KS \GO Lutheran Church in Fowler on mass transit s\s- ut five miles, without taking une bUi ber tht. last timt thi> touiilii i^pen his dumb aides hadn't told him about the as many pheasants are staying Put as are being Oct29. 19UI Thursday, Oct 20, with 54 pints terns being given frum A into New York Cit\. i dis tilted an ertvrgy shortage Many ft marauding pheasants takin over the State Game Took There may well be an escaped pheasant As estimated 16,000 Clinton nt blood donated by residents of priority in the an tanee ot 2U miles, and a different one tall thai although there -Hie tht Area just a few short miles north of where he Happing around your home right now, at, you read County voters w ill go to the polls the west portion of the county nounced alluCa- bat'K tu B. another 20 or so miles petsunal hardships yl V\orld War II, stood, unarmed Otherwise, he would have these very words next Tuesday to cast their Jesus-Hernandez, 45, of Port lion of fuel, ihe And. similar problems can be luund iiui hjijng enough tutl tor evtiy basis tor the Across 'he country' sounded a warning "Firearms don't harvest ballots for national, state and Huron, demanded an ones tars did nut mean the end ul - This is happening despite the heroic effdrts ot a Bernard ffash development of the world ^ pheasants, people do And you'd better get busy " local candidates. ~ examination when * arraigned For the elderly, this situation is tew harvesters who have been tracking the trucks workable (nasi transportnti6n has al partieularlv distressing Imagine .• "n It wa-, no prunt relletted une,' The Mich Dept of Natural Resources 'DNRi that deliver the pheasants to the game areas A The new St Johns water tower before Justice Charles A Speer ready been established "year-old woman With a doUor's ap- bui « WJS still possible tu get jf started the trouble with its Put and Take program DNR driver recently complained to a newsman- is all but complete now, and it in St Johns Tuesday on a \llhuugh th>i mav nut have been poiotment having to go through that aruundj We had bube?> and trains, The DNR breeds thousands of pheasants and then "They're just like hounds Everytime I go to Put will be tillea with water and lelonious driving charge. thinking .ihead to this crisis, the dele' kind of routine—and then du it all and tht,y ran real well ' releases them at various locations so hunters can some pheasants, there they are with their chlorinated for testing purposes Vouchers for the payment of gate* to the White House Conference over again in order tu return home HopefulK our thildren and harvest them As I pointed out last year, the shotguns, ready to harvest " within the week The tower is a S2.OUO.000 in gas tax collections on Aging in 1971 suggested j means If she can t alfurd a inxi land must grandthildren will be able to say the hunters wear bibtop overhalls, carry pitchforks silver blue in color and 10-foot to the counties of the state have for achieving ihis goal when they can't), the exhaustion and frustra same thing to future generations and drive Al lis-Chalmers tractors Back on the That's good news, ot course But it isn't enough tiold letters edged in block spell been prepared by the state recommended that the Highwav tion will just add tu the problem Trust Fund be LOnverted "into a gen that made her visit the doUor tn the I.V/r ,V«J/I n tht exttiitiit dtreclvr tarm. the hired man is shooting wheat The DNK has lots < ESSEXTOWNSHIP An application for a Special Use Permit to operate a sand and BIDS LPGAS NOTICE gravel pit on the following described parcel of land: The East 'z of the Northeast U of Section 27, T8N-R3W, WANTED FOR Essex Township. Vacancies will be occurring on the following DWITT TOWNSHIP Boards: (Tabled at the 9/19/74 Regular Zoning Commission Meeting) 1 POLICE CAR FOR SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT ZoheB-4, Planned Shopping Center to R-Ml, Multiple Family One Patrol Car as per Specifications. 1. Zoning Appeal Board - 2 members, 3 year term. Residential: Als& a Special Use Permit ih conjunction with No trade in. the multiple zoning. Beg. 363* W. of NE cor. Sec 16, th S205' W156% N 205',E 156*. a part of E H of NE 'a, Sec 16, DeWitt 2. Department of Social Services • 1 mem Twp , Clinton Cty ( Mich., subject to survey. Inquire at Sheriff's Office for Specifi ber, 3 year term. cations and Details. YOU CAN COUNT ON LP AMENDMENT 3. County Road Commission - 1 member, Also, an amendment to the text of the Clinton County Zoning Bids to be submitted at the County Clerk's 6 year term. Ordinance to allow outside storage in a B-2, General Business GAS TO DO THE JOB! zone under special conditions. Officdby 9:00 A.M. November 4,1974. 6560 S. Beeole Rd Prompt Othverv PERRINTON - , 4. County Department of Public Works - 2 The text of the Zoning Ordinance as proposed to be amended Bids will be publicly opened on November members, 3 year term. and a rnap showing the Zoning Ordinance as proposed tu be 4, 1974 ih the Commissioners Room at the amended may be examined at 100 S Ottawa, St Johns, Mich, Interested persons should send resume to: between th6 hours of 8 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. of Courthouse. From Pompeii WHITE'S PHONE POMPEII Nominations Committee, c/o County Clerk, any day Monday through Friday. Courthouse, St. Johns, Michigan. CLINTON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS x Arnold R Minarik, GAS 838-2201 Administrator By - Property Manijimf nt Commttt«e. gnaw -frrttWiiWMwwtaMW'-wiwJMi October 30.1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS. ST JOHNS; MICHIGAN 3B leaders honored KeeeHmg )y-year -Ml leader awards were [from left) Emily Brook. Bath AH-Purpose; Betty ySt-hwark. Spring Valley; Marie Woudhams. 4-H Wonders; Marian Kurnez, Happy Hustlers: Gladys Irish. Green Aires: and Donna Smith. Prairie 4-H Club. WOMEN AND By Mrs Pudge Dtmlng Receiving 4-H Key club awards are I front, from left] Cheryl Bancroft, Nimble Fingers; Pant Smith, YOUNG PEOPLE AND ( ) Prairie 4*11; Susan Striz. Scattered Southeast; Kim Howe. Olive 4-H Projects; Irear. from left) Marian Laurence Richards, a former Kurnz. Happy Hustlers; Brian VanVleet. Green Acres; Dan Washburn. Elsie 4-H Corners; Uuane Kecognized for 15-years service as 4-H leaders are [leftI Mary resident of Carland Road was Haviiand. Olive 4-H Projects. Sands and her daughter Virginia Rocsch, both leaders in the Paint SENIOR CITIZENS treated for his birthday along Hounds i H Club. with Mr and Mrs Richard Mead Vote For The Candidate and son Brian of St Johns to the ham and chicken pie supper at That Agrees With You ON; the Garland United Methodist Church by Mr and Mrs Leo Equal pay for equal work for Women Deming. Saturday evening They alt then gathered at the jMinumum pay for people under 18 , Deming home in Carland for Mr Richards (o open his birthday and over 65 gifts Senior Citizens using school buses A new Red Cross Volunteer training course for Shiawassee •POWELL VOTED AGAINST ALL OF THE ABOVE residents was recently given by Mrs Robert Harrelson. Two people who completed the In VOTE FOR troduction to American Red Cross course were Mr and Mrs Ralph Casler former residents DONALD L STANTON of Carland. Another such course will be offered to anyone else DEMOCRAT FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE interested after the first of the Paid Poi- Ad. year. Interested student^of parents uf this, ai!ea with students in Shiawassee County may contact VOTE TUESDAY, NOV. 5th Daniel Davila, 415u S M-52, who has been appointed by the American Institute for Foreign * for Study to accompany a group of students to Spain during the school winter vacation. They will visit Madrid, Cordoba, WALTER G. NOBIS SeveiHe, Granada and Torremulinos- County Commissioner Places are still available in the group and you may phone MrDavida at 725-2391 if you. as a student, or interested parent, District No. 2 would like to contact him. Lebanon, Essex, Dallas give I \ temjve s ear* of sen ice to the Clinton County 4-H Youth « ere recognized Thursday night as these -nwUnMWbv awards wt-re presented to I from Ieftl Annabelle Peck. 25 years. Elsie4 Corners; Andrew Cobb. 30 years. Paid Political Advertisement U»11[l 1&W.M'-fit' Klsie ICurners; Clyde Peck. 20years. Nimble Fingers: and Jean Cobb. 20years. Elsie i Corners. For a Man you con Trust to be ^cdtwtMfo* .John \\lsuorth. Uinton CoimU 4-H >outh agent, presents An- i miMJe Peek. EsHe. with the Friend of 4-H Award, presented an Mamie O'Connell nually to the individual or organization who have contributed District Judge, Phone. 981-6801 greatly to the l-H program. Sunday dinner guests of Mr Mrs Ed Dwyer is .pa.Poi.fla. ELECT and Mrs Terry Girvin were: Mr recuperating at home after and Mrs Dennis Boomer. Mr spending several weeks at SUPREME COURT and Mrs Doug Cusack. Mr and Ingham Medical Hospital in Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Mrs Charles Matek, Mr and Mrs Lansing. Buck Cunningham and Mr and Mr and Mrs Harold Skinner FOR TRIALS Mrs Manuel Cusack. moved into the home of Paul FAIR TO Eugene Tabor suffered -a Langdon and Mr and Mrs Tim WILLIAM G. JACKSON heart attack Saturday evening Payne are renting their trailer PUBLIC AND and is a patient at the Carson bome- ACCUSED ! Citv Hospital Ray_Reedt of Madison Wise is District Judge for Clinton County Mr and. Mrs. Jack McGrath of spending sometime- visiting an Seattle "Wash are spending aunt Mrs Emily Arm- sometime visiting relatives- brustmacher. His brother Gale X ALLAN CARPENTER MILLER Orin Boomer, of Denver, is seriously ill in ButterAorth Colo, returned home Monday Hospital in Grand Rapids. after spending a week visiting The Candidate his parents Mr and Mrs James Boomer- A MAN YOU ELECT a District Judge; Mr and Mrs Greg Helmer II moved to the trailer home of Mr • who will work fulltime as District and Mrs Joe Riley the past, CAN TRUST... POWELL week. -STATE REPRESENTATIVE, 88th DISTRICT- Judge by beginning his workday Mr and Mrs Robert Cashen and Mr and Mrs Stanley Cusack spent last week hunting in at 8:00 a.m. Monday through ^ Wyoming. REPRESENTATION involves TRUST and trust : is based on experierice and performance. As ftiday and thus reduce the Mr and Mrs John Sutch of State Representative and in his prior positions Hazel Park were Sunday callers of public responsibility ii at the William Dodson home. Court's present backlog Mamie O'Connell returned home Sunday after spending a REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE * who will oppose unnecessary month visiting her daughter and HIS FAMILY husband Mr and Mrs Willie for adjournments of cases pending decision Hills, near Mason. * who will impose tough and stern CARPET SALE STATE REPRESENTATIVE 88th District IN PROGRESS sentences for habitual offenders II " in oo AMD MORE STANLEY M, POWELL ir who will open the Court one night • pei sq vd a week from 7:00 * °jOO p.m. for OFF Remoter Stuck Merchandise •,: has proven Worthy of your trust * you can depend on him • you can" trust him with your traffic and small claims matters GOOD SELECTION vote. REMNANTS ELECT WILLIAM G. JACKSON Va PKICE RE-ELECT STANLEY M." POWELL BECKER District Judge Gitwral Election STATE REPRESENTATIVE, 88th DISTRICT-NOVEMBER 5 Paid fofftfett Atfwrtlttmant * .*••' «. ', NowmbtrS FURNITURE for Clinton County Non-PaftiMn-Batlot FOWLER t „ A Paid Political Advertitement / 4B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN October 30,1974 Jim's Column • 4-H Chatter Bill's Column Acid fvuwtwrtfo* &£ CM* EaS4& leaden* teayUjed Jim Pelham By WILLIAM LASHER Clinton County Extension Director ByJQHNAYLSWORTH Extension Agriculture Agent Have you figured out what could be a considerable saving; spouse. There will be a small Approximately 290 4-H companied by his sister, Susan Alyane Bluylock and Todd Organic acid treatment is all sides of the grain to be ef jour property is worth lately? and perhaps even more im registration fee and par leaders, spouses and guests Howe, on drums Both Chris and Krumm. recreation leaders another way of storing high fective There are several Would you like to keep it in your portant is the fact your estate ticipants are urged to attend all attended the 4-H Leaders Susan are members of the Olive The members enjoyed a moisture corn. Shelled corn applicators available which can family when you are finished will be divided in a way, three sessions, rather than part Recognition Banquet, Thurs 4-H Projects Club. bayride Saturday, Oct 26, at the with 15 to 36% moisture can be apply the material to all sides of using it? Most people would prescribed by law', rather than of the workshop. The first day, Oct 24 at Smith Hall in St Eight 4-H members were home ol Ed Marten. Sixteen preserved by addition of the grain effectively prefer to keep their property in the way you would like to have session will be held at Smith Johns, co-sponsored by the recognized and received the members are enrolled in the proprionic and acetic acids Acid treated com must be ihe family, but lar fewer make it Clinton County 4-H Council and Michigan 4-H key Club Award club Experiments in Wisconsin, protected from Ihe elements Hall and the next two at Central l provision to do so If we haven't You can go to an attorney and National Bank- Clinton National Bank and This award is given to z of one Minnesota: and Canada have Because if rain or snow gets on got your attention yet, perhaps get this job done; but if you Doctors Ralph Hepp and Mike Trust Company. percent of the County 4-H iNi'ws from Helping Hands i .shown that mold growth was the corn the rain moisture will ue. should ask you how many don't understand some of the Kelsey of the Agricultural Andrew Cobb of Elsie 4 enrollment and is based upon The Fowler Helping Hands completely stopped in corn be too high tor the amount of 7 treated with an organic acid. acres will it cost you to die If basic choices and don't know Economics Department of Corners club was recognized their participation in local club, have elected the following of- acid used or the acid will be >ou do not make specific Both proprionic and acetic acid what you want to do, it will take Michigan State University have tor serving 30 years as a leader county, district and State 4-H 1 ieers lor their winter program * washed off and the corn wjjj arrangements for passing on .a lot of time with the attorney to to the youth of Clinton County- A activities They were: Cheryl Linda Thelen. president, Sandy are organic acids. The corn was mold vuur estate, it will have to go developed the workshop and stored in piles on the floor get things worked out. will be presenting a large part number of Andy/s first 4-H Bancroft, Nimble Fingers; Fedewa, vice president, Cindy Organic acids are corrosive, through probate and be members were in attendance as Marian Kurncz, Happy- Puug. secretary; Judy Thelen, protected only top and bottom so metal bins need to be distributed in accordance with In a workshop to be held of it, along with your County with sheets of plastic or in November ath, 26th and they, too, are now serving as 4- Hustlers; Brian VanVleet, treasurer and Therese Thelen - protected by covering with the laws' of Michigan. Extension staff Ron Huard of Green Acres, Duane Huviland, unsealed bins December 3rd we will be going Clinton National Bank will be H leaders. tiews reporter The club's next plastic or a special paint On some of the larger farm * through some of the alter Anabel Peck * Elsie 4 Corners Olive 4-H Projects; Pam Smith, meeting will be Nov (4, 7:30 pm Corn preserved with an It looks to me that organic discussing the use of trusts in Prairie, Dan Washburn, Elsie 4 estates in Clinton County this natives We hupe some of the estate planning and Ray Club • was recognized for Lit ttK' Waldron Elementary organic acid can only be used acid treatment of high moisture could result in the family young people, as well as our serving the youth in the Elsie Corners, Kim Howe, olive 4-H School with Barbara Grunwald for livestock feed ft cannot be com is another way to prevent Heintzleman of Farm Bureau Projects and Susan Striz, paying taxes of $40,000 more senior citizens, will participate. area tor 25 years. Leaders speak mg about her trip to used on grain intended for spoilage It may be considered v mil be discussing the place of Scattered Southeast Helue mvi exchange sister club asanalternative to drying, or to than would have been necessary It is well for both husbands and insurance Advanced recognized with 20 years of 4-H human consumption Also, the in Belize Plans will be made tor acid inhibits germination, so ensiling as high moisture corn •I proper plans had been made. wives to take part, as this is registration will be necessary leadership include: Clyde Peck Three 4-H leaders were In some instances the tax dif- the Christmas Party in should not be used on seed Also, where silo storage con complicated material; and the Call 224-3289 for more in- • Nimble Fingers 4-H Club in St lecognized lor 4-H Alumni pin lerence could be even higher information gained by one can December grain ditions are poor Ihe use of lurmation. Johns und^Jean Cobb - Elsie 4 awards, including- Marie' liven m smaller estates there help supplement that of the Comers Leaders with 20,25 and Thelen, Bengal Community. Amount of acid applied organic acid treatment may be 30 years received either a Bob Kissane, Swuigin' Uapp> Hustlers depends on the moisture content good insurance tor preserving corsage or boutonniere from the Binghams and Aunabelle Initiate members ol the grain The acid must coat high moisture corn Clinton County 4-H Council, plus Faivor. Green Acres The Happy Hustlers 4-H LCC enrollment tops 13,000 their pins and certificates members initiated their new Leaders with 15 years of But, the> "11 keep all earv members into the club with LANSING - Fall term the old Lansing High School Accessibility in location and service to the youth included The Van Gogh's 4-H Club is some interesting activities Chloe's Column enrollment at Lansing Com building, where 455 students packaging of courses was also Virginia Koeseh of the Paint the name selected by the Projects the club would be munity Cullege has skyrocketed enrolled in iy57, to nine campus mentioned Because of student Hounds, her mother - Mary members as they organized a ullermg were reviewed by Katie to 13,280 students, a *24.8% in buildings, ip order to ac demand, more night classes Sands also uf the Paint Hounds new club m SI Julius under the \>Iswofth Cake Decorating crease over the student head commodate the increasing have been added. To ac and Kussell Howe Eaglelites Readership ot Sandy Harrington ptuject was discussed by Helen hunt ot lu,640 at this time last enrollment commodate students, some Leaders with ten years of 'The club will have 14 members Kurncz The members selected classes are ottered _ one night Mary Smith to be salety >car In August, 1975. some of the service to Clinton County youth taking painting and drawing ChloePadgitt **>wr **V booming classroom demand each week tor three or four Uiaimidii Patty Smith. Cindy The added students also included- Emily Brook - Bath projects New officers elected Clinton County Home Economist precipitated an increase in the will be alleviated by the com iiours rather than three or tour All Purpose. Gladys Irish • are Jay Richards, president, Wvcott and Sandy Hollis talked number of credit hours, upping pletion of the new Vocational- times a week tor one hour Ureen Acres, Marian Kurncz • Bonnie Vasquez, vice about Ibeir trip to Meridian the total injure irom «2,6B0 to Technical building, which will sessions Tins accomplished the Happy Hustlers, Betty Scmvark president, Laura Richards, Mall in nkeiHos to promote 4-H Last week we talked about your child will need some 103,842. a 25 6% jump add 18 classrooms and 27 same purpose without com • Spring Valley, Uonna Smith secretary-treasurer and news Saturday, Oct iy getting reacquainted with your guidance in meeting other President Philip J Gannon laboratories In addition, mitting the students to several and Diana Barrett - Prairie; reporter, Lisa Martin, preschoolers We discussed children He will play better by announced the figures and construction ut Phase U of the evenings on campus and Marie Woodhams • 4-H telephone chairman Katie Bt'iijjal collects glass ways that you can help your himself A little later at three or added that all live divisions of Vocational-Technical -- Wonders Twenty-four leaders Aylsworth showed slides about The 4-H Glass Collection child to develop through his tour, he'll play better «ith other 'he College have experienced Physical Education building The number of part-time uuh 5 years of service and 39 4-H projects and activities to the project will be held Saturday. play children enrollment growth will be completed by Fall, 1976, students has grown along with leaders with 3 years of service members and parents and Nuv 2 under the leadership ot There are a variety of things - Watch lor the roles your again increasing the number of (he increasing pppularity of were recognized at ihe banquet- answered questions about 4-H (he Bengal Community 4-H you can leant from watching child lakes in his activities Is To keep up with the influx of tacilities available evening courses. The percent > our child play Let's consider students; LCC recently leased Anabel Peck • Elsie 4 Corners L lub They w ill pick up all glass be the leader or the follower"' Dr William Schaar. Dean of age of temale and married 4-H Club received "the Friend \\ tiling Workers elect officers containers in M Johns that are some ot these Does he have a creative the lormer Cooley Law School students, and those over age 60 gilding. which, after Student Personnel Services, of 4-H A ward " tor her service to The Willing Worker's 4-H set out oil the curb b\ It* am Children reveal their feelings imagination'' Notice to see how- said the number of students attending the College, has > 4-H members in the County, her Club has 23 members enrolled t it her people outside of St Johns and conflicts in play You can he holds his own with a group of letiuva lions, is now being used continued to climb as a South Campus Fine Arts returning to LCC was a positive leadership with the County 4-H in the winter program Joan are urged to bring their glass begin to learn how your child's children (."enter, and purchased hangar f sign of student, satisfaction He Horticultural program and Witt is serving as the new bottles to the fairgrounds on the mind works by watching him- attributed much of the College's In examining the factors organizaUuual leader of the 2nd between yam and 2 pm The lle shows what interests -him- - - Watch to see how he uses jtid uftice space at Capital City judging teams and with the his experiences in play. Provide Airport lor the Aviation growth to such features as low involved m the College's County 4-H recreation program club New otlicers elected as December glass collection on must, and what he's learned cost, high quality education, growth, Gannon said, "We feel tollows Linda Williams, Saturday. Dec 7 will be handled irom life around him opportunities lor your child to, program. This award is made each year see different things. Trips to the excellent faculty, innovative (his increase is a response to the by the 4-H Council to someone president, Mary Bergdolt.' f*5 the Oud-Elsie High School Play exposes his hopes and The LCC campus has grown courses and a "students first*' efforts of LCC to meet the secretary, Jane Witt, Band Group lears, revealing things that /.oo. or tire station, tor example, or some"" organization who has (iivejiim new roles Watch to irom just a tew classrooms in attitude demands of the communitv " contributed greatly through ireasurer. and Sherri Sehlke, bother or contuse him It shows news reporter The members his skills and personality see if he uses these experiences time, iinancial assistance or MI "on Hit'til be" in his play some other way to the growth of received their fair premium WJlMTV (Channel 0, Lan development Ihe County 4-H program. money and certificates and sing i commenced televising the Here are things you may want - Listen while you wajch- His The 4-H Council election found out who received trips or Mulligan Stew 4-H television to observe: words tell you what's on his results showed Gertrude Arens, made the 4-H honor roll The series Saturday. Oct iy Youth • Notice how your child mmd and what is important to Fowler; Richard Woodhams, St club's next meeting will be Nov w ill beable to see the remaining develops in play At two years him 60 C£ASS/ff£DJohns , Nancy Miller, St Johns iy '"> programs Saturdays, Nov 2, y, and Alary Lehman, Eagle 10'. 23 & JO at i m pm Mulligan elected tor a 3-year term of Marten is "head Rambler" Stew is a 5-piece Rock Band office The retiring 4-H Council The Riley Ramblers 4-H group w lio go on special Srte*4MH> wUttdcvt members included Kobert members have elected Mike missions to solve problems and Vitek, Kobert Kissane. Emily Marten as their president for help people to better understand Oct iU-Nov , 1 NEW AND USED SNOWMOBILES Brook and Mildred Stoy. the winter program Other good health practices and good - Annual Noy 18 - Clothing Pattern officers elected are- David food habits It is a combination Conference tor Extension Alteration Workshop - Part III, The audience was treated to Agents 7-30 pm. Smith Hall WE CARRYALL THE NEW 75's special music by Chris Howe, Schrader, vice president; Steve • if "Mission Impossible", who sang several numbers and Massey, secretary treasurer. "Sesame Street" and "Laugh Ken Schaefer, news reporter; In" Nov 18-ly - Income Tax USED SNOWMOBILES played guitar, and was ac- Nov 4 — Clothing Pattern School lor Practitioners, Alteration Workshop - Part If - Hospitality Inn, East Lansing • 1 • 1974JDx6 7-30 pm, Smith Hall. 1*1972 500 Repeated Dec 9 & 10. 1 -1973 600 ELECTRIC START 7(/ 1 I I I OPEN 24I I I » I H0UR5 I I Copyright 1974. The Kroger Co. We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities. Prices and Coupons Good Monday. Oct. 28 thru Sunday, No*. 3, 1974. At your ST. JOHNS Kroger Store Only! ~"~ PR00F...KR0GER DOES HELP MINIMIZE YOUR MEAT COSTS THRIFTY BEEF IS... • MORE ECONOMICAL 'LEANER BEEF GUARANTEED TENDER BONELESS II ARM POT ROAST I I POT ROAST $fl 4811 $118 AT KROGER YOU HAVE A CHOICE, OF COURSE! 4 3-Lbs Or More Meat Loaf Kroger Burger Pro U.S. Gov't Graded Choice U.S. Gov't Graded Choice U.S. Gov't Graded Choice Beef Chuck Or Chuck Steak I Sirloin Steak Arm Pot Roast A W A $ $128 ••nntor f\.t T ^ ^ 'Itopleb Choke* l%opkiChoice Center Cut Lb ' U S GOVT GflSDlO CHOICE BE1F \ Lb fUS GOVT GRIDED CHOICE BEEF 1 Lb Meat, Beef Or Jumbo s Rib Pork Chops 1.59 Eckrich Franks ...C$1.09 Herrud Regular or Thick Eckrich c U.S. Gov't Graded Choice Club Or I U.S. Gov't Graded Choice U.S. Gov't Graded Choice Pork Link Sausage.vlfSB99 Rib Sliced Bologna ....12? M.29 Family Pak 3-Lbs Or More T-Bone *O08 Round 158 Eckrich Smorgas Pak, Smoked Or Fryer Legs Or Thighs 88c Steak V:...JL I Steak .*. Steak .L^ Polish Sausage....:,1; $1.49 Family Pak 3-Lbs Or More Fryer HBrrud Family P$k Salami Or Breasts Or Drumsticks u 98° Sliced Bologna...',,1 s1.49 Fresh Frozen Kroger Bulk Smoked Serve n Save Kroger Bulk Chunk Thriftee Turkey Drumsticks.... * 39° $ Braunschweiger Lb Fish Sticks 3*X 1 Whole Water Added Meat Bologna Sliced Bacon Fully Cooked Semi-Boneless Hams?!.08 Perch Fillets k»b59c Herrud Deluxe Whole Fres-Shore Lb Semi-Boneless Hams L?1.28 Lb Perch Fillets #79° Kwik Krisp Or Peschke Steuhower's Sliced Bacon A $1.39 Beef Sizzle Steaks ^$1.59 Boneless! Turbot Rib Half Peschke Bo\og«* i SLICED BONELESS fillets PORK LOIN WHOLE HAM it OS Water Lb Lb Added I \\ ftf**** 98 Ufflft* October 30,1974 October 30,1974. CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 7B Copyright 1974. The Kroger Co We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities Prices and Coupons Good Monday. Oct. 28 thru Surjday. Now 3. 1974 At your ST JOHNS Kroger $ Store Only! SAVE 5.16 1 UP TO With Coupons, C^p In This Ad ^•••••l KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPONI 0tMB^ 'r Kroger Grade A With Coupon And $5 Parch** Extra I Doz Large Ctn • aiin* •l Eggs •i Limit one coupon per family. 6Prices good9 Monday, Oct. 29 thru Sunday. Nov. 3. Subject '4. to applicable state and local taxes, limJt Two The Mini-Mizer fcrtifVi r^iSSimZm*\ rr^SSFMf^ 32 • •KROGER MINI-MI2ERCOUPONW»»r/Oo2D«.*t> **, IP Shelled ^*** 8-02 Pecans Limit three coupons per family9. Prices goo8d Monday, Oct. 28 thru Sunday. Nov. 3. Subject CONTAC to aoO'fCatiie State and local ta*es. »I**M e • •••KROGER MINIMIZES COUPONBB"Bli«W»>fiS OPEN 24 Coffee * With Coupon And $5 Purchase »| Maxwell -» *-°° !l HOURS House Lb Can Limit On* Most Stores Closed Saturday Midnite to Sunday 8:00 AM Umli one coupon per family. Price1s good Monday, Oct. 28 thru Sunday, Nov. 3. Subject to applicable state and local taxes. * £"2 «' y •••••• KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON #•' m Deodorant Bar Soap •""•tc GIANT f*s§?2! Irish, CANNED Reg Size Spring Bars Limit one coupon per family. Prices good Limit Three _, FOODS Johnson & Johnson Minute Maid - Frozen Monday, Oct. 2» thru Sunday, Nov. 3. Subject ^ Ay* ml Makes 20-Qts Non Fat All Purpose to applicable state and jo cat faxes. —Am 1M 5 Q,SM.MSp,M»M g?m ^j Baby Powder. as 78' Axion Orange Juice £,?* 69' 280-ct $ Kroger Dry Milk.... 3.48 Puffs Box 1*1 Crisco Shortening. r 2.19 3 Varieties 2 Lb 6-Oz Chocolate Flavored -«•••••• KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON! Pfcg Kroger Giant I • •IV Sara Lee SALE Pre Soak 1 Bakers Chips $2, 58 c J-^ oiic OFF VH Earth Born Shampoo: 97' White Bread 2 22 85 1 ^'a' Tissue 4U wrr Kroger Cut Pecan Coffee Cake 1%° 99° • "*%^ti. The Purchase Of A Gallon Carton • • Fruit Avondale ; Clover Valley Ice Cream • W II Limit one coupon per family. Prices good Limit One •[ Monday, Oct, 28 thru Sunday, Nov. 3. Subject /^^ ||l Cocktail Green Beans to applicable state and local taxes. C^IWMM CTD •••••••c Save 20* fJ^B Cans M f^^B !••••• KROGER MINI-MIZER COUPON ••••^ j-^i Z'H'69 8° OFF ^i The PurchajB Of 12-02 Wt Ctn Limit Or>e j Avondale Kroger Kroger Cottage Cheese Limit one coupon per family. Prices good Monday, Oct. 28 thru Sunday. Nov. 3. Subject Tomatoes Applesauce to applicablill c e state and local taxes. £T2 (•••••••i£~3 15.0. OO TTie United W&u Supply Center " When Winter Takes Hold— BE READY! WE NOW 6tt and yovuT CARRY ...one of the reasons we're in business. The CO-OP first with Farmowners policy, the first with Agroplan, the first with an enviromentaf protection endorsement. All at a fair price. And BATTERIES BULK FEED SERVICE snowmobile, swimming pool and outboard motorboat liability is yours... at no extra cost. BE PREPARED Rather Sell Your Com? Check the facts with Charlie Foster or... BUY YOUR Complete feeds in pellet form LEON RON DON gigQgff FELDPAUSCH MOTZ KEIM delivered direct, are available ST. JOHNS ST. JOHNS ST. JOHNS NOW PHONE PHONE PHONE Why not check on thl$? Most Sizes 224-3255 224-3363 224-7263 Available Office Phone 224-3255 raRmn FARMERS Serving All Your Farm Needs BureaFAftMERS METflOLEUuM PETR0LEUM FARM BUREAU INSURANCE ST JOHNS CO-OP W. M-21 ST. JOHNS GROUP TM N. Clinton i .„,,Firm„ Bureau Mutual Firm Bureau Lira Phone 224-7900 Ph. 224-2381 Community Strvfct Inturmct • Community Sarvlct Acctptact October 30,1974 CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN 9B the market place "The Place Where The Buying and Selling caii 224-2361 Of Things Happen" +kirk**i^*tt*k*irkirk^^ LADIES - Fashion Wagon of PART TIME HELP - Kurt's FOR SALE - Labrador Help Wanted Minnesota Woolens has part Appliance looking lor man CLASSIFIED AD PAGES Retriever puppies AKC Black, time openings to show beautiful interested in part lime work- Hogs & Sheep S75. yellow, $100 Call 224-78BU Miscellaneous fashions No experience Would be needed to help with CASH HATE 5* per word i WANTED - Cuuk willing to 25-3- p-23 necessary- Must be over 21. deliveries in a m onlv Contact FUR SALE - one 3 year old RAILROAD TIES excellent learn and a He lo work varied Manager" opportunities Kurt at Kurt's Appliance Minimum 50' per insertion Suffolk ram Call 5ff7-66I2 condition W 5y to S7 yy call BS2- huurt. Y'.u can hll duplication available also If you can work:? 27-1-p-l 2555, Peterson Woodchips nut at I tie Road HoUbe, St 27-1-D-2U Horses evenings a week, have tran Save a 25£ service fee by paying for your charged - 27-3.p-27 Juhib mil sportation, and would like a PHONE SALE - Tickets from ad within 10 days of insertion. IIUKSES BUARDED. Indoor high income and free $400. you home or our office 224-8101 Cattle l-'UR SALE - Large oil burner uardrobe, call Toll Free at 1- or 224-8177 27-1-p-l arena Lemons and box stalls CARPET SALE BOX NUMBERS in care available 224-2933 4711-24 In gyod wt't'ktrig condition fi«KS4ti-u081 and ask for Beverly &15 uti lli5ti Clinton St, Fowler IN PROGRESS Hughes Business $ M FALL FEEDER tattle iales. Phone 5y3-2WiB_ 271-p-27 of this office add 1 Fndaj October flth. Friday ,-oo AND MORE 27-3-p-I November 1st, Fnday Auction Safe 1 persq. yd. Opportunity ALL CLASSIFIEDS WILL BE becemher tHh Michigan "'•EED i ead> mix euncrete. WANTED administrator tor OFF Regular Stock ACCEPTED UNTIL MONDAY Livestock Exchange, St Louis poured ualta. or Lenient work crisis Intervention Center HOMEWORKEKS - Earn $800 PUBLIC AULTIUN - Central AT 5 P.M. Michigan Phone wfl-2191 done'' We have a tleet nt radio Merchandise serving Clinton Co Prior ex monthlv addressing envelopes National Bank will sell a 19&y Hush 25c Gemco. PUB 21244*. 24*4-p-2t Chevy Nova 2-door Serial No dispatched truek^pluia erewvf 300D SELECTION perience working with crisis NEED u new building" Pole or men it needed Fedewa situation and with people of Indpls, Ind- 46221 22-9-p-2 "114278\V23i343 and alfau a l%y REMNANTS steel; tarn) commercial, or Trailers & Campers 9 Ford LTD 4-door Serial No Builder, lne . i;218 Wright Kuad varying backgrounds and ages industrial An\ buv Planning • at Price Road. Phulie >87-3811 preferred Applications at 300 yWGtiF142388 oil 1U-1874 at 9 00 Va PRICE Jobs Wanted Fmanuug Building • Ser a m at the Uvid office 27 1 p-2ti ibtt-27 E Sturgis, St Johns, 48879 vicing, let us help >ou Fedewa Phone 2Z4-6729 25-3-p-J FUR SALE - !%y Shasta AGRICULTURAL-INDUSTRIAL LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT Builders,, lne V i miles south ol trailer 16 ft. low llite Self PET PARLOR - Professional BECKER LeasinLi-kentaiS'Ser'victj Parts LAND CLEARING will work Fowler MI* 9 miles north ul l%ut contained, y miles north of St. dog grooming Special $8,00 HOY OR GIRL 12 through 15 tor *,ZIH U right Road Phone 20J0 M-21 just west uf OKoiSO "Home Of The Friendly People " FURNITURE state wide fence rows - woods - Johiis on 27 to Wilson Rd 2 f Detroit Free press carrier vacant land etc Work done by colled fii7-5tf? 3811 Abk tor Jim miles west on Wilson Kd il7-723-4517or725-7U3G 25-5-p-23 routes in St Johns 485-6420 ni'Bob - .j"-4 MORTON FORD TRACTOR, INC FOWLER the hour or by the job Deiulls Mills 838-4462, $1JUOOU PETS - Rabbits lor sale. live 20-tM 5122 North Grand River Lansing. Mich Reasonable rates, tree 26-2-p-y or dressed Also have babies WANT Tu» sell your Land 517 485-4355 estimates Call 517-655-3532 20GW ftibbs 27-3-0-23 25-tl -3 Contact" We buy, paj cash for sellers interest For prompt, START LIVING Get out in f™TA_LES CUSTOM BARN Whitewashing last service, call Ford 5 *he world once in a while in f^\ , SPY Insecticide added for lly con LaNoble, 1516 East Michigan J motor home trom DREPS CLASSIFIED trol B G Schafer. Pewaino Ave , Lansing Phone 517-482- MuTuRHuMEb Come out and \ ) CORTLAND 593-355U 1B-U-3 to'37 evenings 517-337-1276- •>ee our I me selection of motor ^****S JOHNATHON 2o-tt-4 homes we have lor you to DL PVTTISON Construction choose Irom. such as the BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY SNOW APPLES ( o , backhoe t renehmg. VM FUKCElJ TO SELL' So I'm Allegro. AMF Skainper and TALr7IA!t#EET^ basements, sewer hookups, reducing the price of my_2- '.aper Pb titiu-swou 27-l-p-9 UsesThis Classified Listing For Fast Service From Clinton Coutvty Business Firms septic tanks, drauii'telds All bedroom house in Elsie Piione *!> RED & YELLOW DELICIOUS work is insured bonded and 862-5191, kulteriluoitoi 27-3-p-4 AUCTIONEER ELECTRICIANS JEWELRY " Apples Available During Winter Months " guaranteed Free estimates, call K62-53U6 22-tW BUILDING" L'JTS jiaiJatile m Automotive Ph. 682-4430 town and country using our AL GALLOWAY. \UC- SCHMITT ELECTRIC CO.. LKXEY'S JEWELRY. plans nr \ours Fedewa TIONEER Used Farm Residential - Commercial - Orange Blossom diamond Builders. Inc ;»B7-»11 li-ti-4 GET YOUK vehicle in shape Machinery & Parts, St. Industrial. 224-1277. «u7-< j t. rings. Bulo\u & Vcutron Phillips Orchard Real Estate now tor the cold months ahead Johns. 224-1713. state St. Watttles. Elsie. WiLMSOO- • \ 8 North of St Johns on U.S. 27 & 3 West We service cars, trucks and For Rent iimtur homes Call DREPS WIN KKEAIEK. AUC- HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL - MtiTOli HUMES lor an ap- •THiNEEK. Farms. Itairj . HPARTY SUPPLIES Former Marvin Hoeft home at FARM ,-ryiritmeiit today Ph Wy-yftrt) Dispersals. Estates, 2485 N Warren Road in Uvid BLUE LUSTRE not only rids 27-1-p-ll Households- Appraisals. Go M 21 to Warren Rd, and carpets ot soil, but leaves pile DRAINAGE D & If PYRTY SHOPPE. I.iijnidations. DeWitt J5J7X Package Liquor !) a.m. - II) turn north lor 3-4 miles Site on wjit and lofty J •* 10B CLINTON COUNTY NEWS, ST JOHNS, MICHIGAN October 30,1974 FOWLER KESIDENTS-Take* t'RINER -1 wish to thank all of Oct 21 - Miller, Robert G. deceased praying that the' Miscellaneous your ads to Finkbeiner's those who sent me flowers, and Helen A. to T.J. Fisher, Lot estate of Dale Moore, deceased Farm Bureau citrus sale ,i Pharmacy for fast, convenient cards, letters and the long 52, Royal Shores. be re-opened in order to. •' service' 5Q-dh-tf-29 distance calls many of my Oct 21 — Hogan, Michael and discharge a mortgage, and that ORDER merchandise from our friends made while I was in Jacqueline to Catherine Belle Joe Brzak or some other now underway many Christmas catalog for CONCRETE WALLS - Fedewa Henry Ford Hospital, they were Burns property in Sec 7, suitable persoiV be named Deadline for orders is Dec 6 and best selections and values. Builders, Inc , 6218 Wright greatly appreciated. Lebanon. successor administrator. Navel oranges, pink seedless Also available will be pound Finkbeiners, Fowler, 25-U-27 ltoad,5'j miles south of Fowler. My best to all of you. grapefruit and tangeios will be packages or pecan halves. Di payment should accompany Oct 2i — Covert, Frederick P. Dated: October 25, 1974. order. Phone587-38U. B-tf*29 Gertrude Criner 27-l-p-30 and Dolores L to Steve N. and Jack Walker1 among items available through pound bags of salted inHhe-shell PLANNING a winter Kathleen A- Lowe, Lot 14, Petitioner Farm Bureau's M.A'C.M.A, roasted peanuts and Hi.Density vacation?*' Kent a motor home WANTED - Good used cars to KAHL -We wish to thank'all of Govert's Woodland Acres. 117 E. Walker Division on a direct member orange concentrate lor your vacation. Call DREPS buy. Call Bees-Chevy-Olds. St. our relatives and friends who SI Johns, MI 48879 sale from Florida Farm Complete the urder blank MOTOR HUMES for more Oct 21 - Brimmer, Sidney E. Johns Phone 224-2345. 4-tf-29 helped us celebrate our 50th Attorney for Petitioner: Bureau. Bearing the name below and mail to Clinton information Ph 669-9996. * . and Monia M. to Wayne L. and anniversary. Especially do we Harriet J. Farr property in Sec Walker & Moore Florida's Best the produce is Delivery will be during the County Farm Bureau. 407 E 27-1-D-27 CHIMNEY repair inside and thank our children. Jack and 27, DeWitt. 117 E Walker top quality week preceeding Christmas Gibbsl St Johns out, driveways, sidewalks, Bonna Birdsteyt Dick and Carol St Johns, Mich 4*8879 WANTED - People who want porches, basement water Mann for giving us such a nice * LEGAL NOTICES Phone 517224-3241 27-1 1/7*f tu.save money Aluminum vinyl proofing. Call 224-8098, 224-4870. party. Many thanks to those OJIDER. r OXH steel siding and all trim Winter 25-6-p-29 who gave us money, gifts, wue. cawn_ discount now in affect ABC tlowers and cards. May God NOTICE * Builders* 4tfi-a562 22-U-27 THERE IS now a Timex Repair MORTGAGE SALE - ACEUSS. WWE_ bless all of you. Default has been made in the Service in^ Michigan Free Notice is hereby given that the ZIP Don and Naoma Rahl conditions of a mortgage made CITY MMI WANTED KEYPUNCH estimates uill be sent on all 27-l-p-30 following state owned buildings OPERATORS Many employers repairs, do not send money We located in the Rose Lake by Lloyd E. McMaster and i' have >.alled lor keypunch also repair all other makes of Wildlife Research area, Clinton Joyce McMaster, his wife, 238 EPKEY - I wish to thank all W. Williams Street, Ovid, TWMDA'S BEST" - MCKE0 AMD DIStRIWTED Bt fLORIfi* AGSlCUCTlMt operators in this area Our watches Please send watches my friends, relatives for the County, 10 miles northeast of MWOETIKJ ASSOCIATION, AH AFFILIATE, OF FLORIDA FARM BUHEAC FEDERATION, course could qualify you for Lansing on Clark & E. Stoll Michigan to North American to Timex Repair Service, P 0 gifts, cards, and calls that I Acceptance Corporation, 1028- TOTALS 'best jobs, it week course Call *Box 128. Kinde, Mich. 48445 received for my birthday. What Road, will be sold for disposal" tolled >51?J J93-8615 for in- by sealed bids. A house and Genesee Towers, Flint, _,VS bu. oarton(e) "Florida's Best" oranges 9 $6,60 ...... 40-tf-29 the world needs most of all is" Michigan Mortgagee, Dated turination Spartan Kevpunch garage. 8262 Clark Road, East JV5 bu. oarton(s) "Florida's Beat" grapefruit • $6,60 . • . the wonderful people like you. July 9, 1973, and recorded on \eudeim 26-tf-27 I AM NOT responsible for any Mary Epkey 27-l-p-30 Lansing, Michigan A house, 8444 E Stoll Road, East Lan July 18, 1973, in Liber 272, on Uaaea order. _V5 bu. carton (a) "Florida'* Best" tangeios fl $6.80 t , . , debts but mv own after October page 289. Clinton County EARLY BIRD prices on photo mh, 1974. Leo Weber 27-3-p-29 GRINNELL - We wish to thank sing, Michigan. AH bids should PlMie order J. lb. begC") o< P*"" Ittlvaa 0 $2.60 . be sent to the Rose Lake Records, Michigan, on which and.or imprint Christmas relatives, friends, neighbors mortgage there is claimed to be Please order JLfc li. bag(e) of Mlttd in-the-ehell roasted peanuts @ $1.30 cards Finkbeiners, Fowler FOR ALL Recreational vehicle and Father Aubio for their Wildlife Research Center, Department of Natural due at the date hereof the sum , " 25-tf 27 parts and accessories, come to many acts of kindness, the staff of Eight Thousand Five Hun PU«M ordar. _24/l2 ox. cans par case "Florida's Best" high-density .*. . . DREPS MOTOR HOMES PH of Clinton Memorial Hospital Resources, Route 1," East orsng* concentrate 9 $11.00. Lansing, Mich. 48823, c/o Bob dred Seventy-Six Dollars and Wanted 669-9996. 27-I-P-29 lor their care, the Holy Family 93/100 Dollars '$8,576.93), in Deadline December 1 - Please accompany order with Church, Altar Society for the Ankney. Deadline for accepting bids will be November 9,1974 at cluding, interest of V-i% per check made payable to Farm Bureau* Miscellaneous BINGO - Holy Family Church. dinner* It was greatly ap month- 510 Mabbitt Rd, Ovid. Mondays 5*00 p.m. Each buildina to be •* AU prices include sales tax ** TOTAL _ preciated , Under" the power of sale WAVl'ED — To buy good Used 7 pm 16-tf-29 The family of Hurley Gririnell sold has been numbered In cars See bees Chevy-Olds, St dicate building ndmber and contained inlaid mortgage and 27-l-p-30 —RETUMI CCWLETED ORDER FORK TO YOUR COUHDf FARM BUREAU OFFICE-- Johns Phone 224-2345 4-28 type of building in your bid. For the statute in such case made further information, call Bob and provided, notice is hereby U07 £. Gibbs St. St. Johns, Michigan 48879 Ph.224-3255 'f IMbfc'R WANTED - Logs and Card of Thanks 30 BELLINGAR - We wish to Ankney,641-6000 & 339-8638 area given that said mortgage will be stundingjjmber Logs delivered extend our sincere gratitude to code 517 loreclosed by a sale of the io ngr Card UEVKEAUX all our relatives, neighbors and mortgaged premises, or some SAW MIL!, INC , 2872 N SWAGART - We wish to thank iriends for the expressions of 26-2 ,part of them, at public vendue, Slate of Michigan, In the Jay G, Tressler and to the hearing uill be held on the Hubbardston Kd . Pewamo, our friends and relatives lor love and sympathy given to us at the North door of the Court Circuit Court for the County of Court, on or before January 8, petition ot Marjorie T Smith Mich Phone ~>93-2424 and, or helping make our 55th wedding im behalf of our husband, father DRAINS - NOTICE OF House inSt. Johns. Michigan, at CLINTON 1975 at iO.Ott Notice is further -tor probate ot a purported <.w'l 'JOi-zra 4u-tf-28 anniversary so enjoyable an and grandfather, William MEETING OF BOARD OF 10 00 o'clock AM, Local Time, IN THE MATTER OF THE given that the estate will be "f the deceased dated Novem occasion, Ihe minister and Bellingar We are especially DETERMINATION on Tues Dec lo, 1974. BATH PLEASANT HILL there upon assigned to persons ber 26.1969 and i tor granting of appearing of record entitled administration to Marjorie T tt ANTED - -Pat's" Pick-All congregation of Greenbush tor grateful to those who came to State of Michigan, Office of Said premises are situated in CEMETERY Fund uur aid and s>tood by our side thereto. Smith of Route 2, Fowler. • he music lor School Long the pleasant surprize Thanks Clinton County Drain Com the Village of Ovid, Clinton URDER FOB PUBLICATION also lor the many, many cards during those first days after our missioner )>F ACCOUNTING AND AP Dated- Oct 21, 1974 Michigan 48835, or ^ome other Knapsack Tel 2244642. County, Michigan, and are suitable person «and tor a •jf congratulations All were sudden loss Uur faith has been" IN THE MATTER OF Clinton described as- PuINTMENT OF SUCCESSOR Jay G Tressler 27-l-p-28 strengthened,because of your determination ot heirs' deeply appreciated County Drainage Lee Branch of Lots J9 and 20. Block 4. TRUSTEE AND OTHER Petitioner understanding and kindness RELIEF Ct editors ol the deceased are Elmer and Mable Swagart ( Derbyshire " Village of Ovid, Clinton County, 228 Beth Lane WANTED TO BUY - Wanted and we offer our prayers for notified that all claims against \utique «{UiIti> and quilt tops 27-1-P-30 NOTICE OF MEETING OF Michigan according to the plat Docket Nu 4261 Lansing, Michigan each of you Attorney for Petitioner the estate must be presented to Prefer hand sewn, but will BOARD OF DETER lecorded m Liber 21 of Deeds, At a Aession of said Court held Mrs William Bellingar & MINATION page 367, Clinton County, in Ihe Courthouse in the City of Clinton Canady, III ^aid Marjorie T Smith at Route consider machine sewn Call HYLER - We wish to thank our :•. Box iou. Fowler. Michigan Iriends and relatives for the Pamilv Notice is Hereby Given that Records , SI Johns in said County this 'il 530 South Pine between 10 and 5 on Tuesday •lav of October, 1974. Lansing. Mich 48933 48835 and proot thereof filed through Saturday 627-7722 cards, gifts and flowers We 27-l-p-30 Ihe Board of Determination, During the six months im composed of Walter Thelen, PRESENT- HONORABLE Phone 4B4-5335 27-5 with the court on or before 9 30 27-4- p-28 especially thank our children mediately following the sale, A M on January s, 1975 Notice and grandchildren tor our open WINANS - I wish to thank Drs HermanOpenlanderand Walter (he property mav be redeemed I.Eo W COKKIN. Circuit Jordan and Smith;all personnel Nobis, will meet on November Judge is lurther given that the estate house on our golden wedding 1720 Peachtree Road, NW. will be thereupon assigned to anni versa ry uf the Carson City Hospital for 12. 1974 ut 10.00 AM, at Atlanta, Ga 30309 Notice is hereby given, that Notice the wonderful care, my sister Mildred Barnes residence, the petition of American Bank & NOTICE OF HEARING persons determined of record Mr and Mrs Zenos Hvler Kenneth M Davies. P C entitled thereto ' ipal Mdler tor taking me to the approximately '^ mile east of 2034 Guardian Building Trust Company, a Michigan State of Michigan, The 27-1-P-30 Dated October 23, J974 CUSTOM Bl'TCHEKING AND hospital, the Andy Luttig and Wright Road on Howe Road, Detroit. Michigan 48226 27-5 'Vrporation, as Trustee of the Probate Court for the County of PROCESSING by ap PEARSON - I wish to thank Kenneth Simons families for the Eagle Township. Clinton Hath Pleasant Hill Cemetery- CLINTON ' ' s--Marjorie T Smith pointment We butcher on Drs Russell, FiUpatrick, many things they did for me. County, Michigan to hear all Fund, praying that its Eighth Estate of CLARA WEBER, Petitioner Wednesdays and Fridays Beef- Grost, the Clinton Memorial Also relatives, friends and interested persons and to and Final In-annual Account, File No 19341 Ryute 2, Box loo Pork Halves and quarters, also Hospital staff tor the care I neighbors for gifts, cards, determine whether the drain, STATE OF MICHIGAN IN covering the period from NOTICE OF HEARING Fowler, Michigan 48835 letad tuts All meats MDA received while in the hospital I lowers and visits and the known as Lee Branch of Der THE DISTRICT COURT 65-2 December:», 1S71 to September Take Notice- On November Attorney tor Petitioner inspected. Vaughn's Meat Also thanks to Rev Sheen, Womens Fellowship of Maple byshire as prayed for in the JUDICIAL DISTRICT '., 1974. beallowed, will be heard 13, 1974, at 10:00 A M , in the Harold B Heed Processing. West City Limits on ieJa.tive.ii,j, irieads for. the Rapids All was very much Petition to cleanout, relocate, WESTPHALIA BUILDERS & in the Circuit Court for the Probate Courtroom, St Johns, 305 East State Street Kussel Kd just utt M 57. CiirsOn prayers, visits, flowers, plants, appreciated widen, deepen, straighten, tile, SUPPLY CO., a Michigan County of Clinton in the Court Michigan, before Hon Timothy Si Johns, Mich 48879 "Tt> Phufte-, '.84-6640 ..Jake gifts, cards and acts of kindness Reatha Winans extend, or relocate along a Corporation, Plaintiff,- -vs- house in the City of StJohns in M Green, Judge of Probate, a Phone 517 224-7484 27-1 \aughn Mt-nc*29 uhile at the hospital and Since * 27-1-D-30 highway for a county drain DERRYL D BROWN, said County on Monday, the 25th f* my return home dated October 23rd. 1974, is Defendant. ORDER - NOTICE day of November, 1974 at 11:00 Gerald Pearson FEDEWA - We wish to express necessary and conducive to the File No : 2391 "'clock in the forenoon, or as FOR SALE - Parts lor all public health, convenience and soon thereafter as counsel may electric shavers Levey's 27-l-p-30 •mr sincer thanks to Frs. James TUtd&tfot v. elf are, in accordance with This Court having entered an tie heard. > Jeueln Elsie i-tt-29 dnd Albert Schmitt, the Sisters, ( relatives, neighbors and friends Section 72 of Chapter IV of Act Order allowing substituted It is further ordered, that at lor the masses, prayers, No 40 P.A. 1956 service of process by the hame time, said Petition will Mr and Mrs Clare Moritz and Lutheran Sunday School tlowers, food and cards during Dale R Chapman publication and District Court he heard upon Petitioner's children of rural Grand Ledge Teachers of the Capitol Zone. ihe illness and death of husband Rule 106.2 establishing proper prayer for appointment of a and Mr and Mrs David Moritz of Some Say Stanley Powell Clinton County Drain Com 1 and father Special thanks to missioner requirements for service by Successor Trustee or other Lansing were supper guests of Relief as requested in said is like Rip Van Winkle Mrs Mane Martin May G6d 27-1 publication- their parents Mr and Mrs Louis SYMBOL OF petition, bless you all IT IS ORDERED AND AD Moritz and Ann on Monday SERVICE It is therefore and hereby evening, October 14 in honor of Vote for ACTION The Family of Charles State of Michigan. In The JUDGED that the following Kedewa Order/Notice be published in ordered, that notice hereof Clare's birthday. 200 W. State St. Circuit Court lor the County of hhall be given by publication of Phone 224-2301 not a napping man ' 27-l-p-30 CLINTON The Clinton County News in the On Thursday, October 17, Mrs a copy hereof for 4 weekfs) in Marvin Evitts, Mrs Robert WILLIAM M. GRAHAM, County of Clinton, once a week ELECT Real Estate Transfers lor four i4i consecutive weeks, the Clinton County News, a Eldridge, Mrs Louis Moritz and Plaintiff, v CAROLYN M newspaper in General cir Mrs William Ernst attended the GRAHAM, Defendant; commencing no later than Oct 16 — Swanson, Geraldine October 30, 1974 culation in said County, and that fall rally of the Lutheran Donald L Stanton ORDER TO APPEAR. File Petitioner cause a copy of this Women's Missionary League of to Marshall E and Barbara J. No 74-5215-DO STATE REPRESENTATIVE, 88th DISTRICT DeLay property in Sec 19, ORDER--NOTICE Notice to be served upon each the Capitol Zone at Our Savior On the 25th day of October, known party in interest at his Lutheran Church at Lansing Paid Poi. Ad. Essex. 1974 an Action having been filed last known address by ordinary Mrs H E Rossow spent Oct 16 - Briggs, Roy F and against the Defendant for STATE OF MICHIGAN ELSIE BRANCH DISTRICT COURT 65-2 mail, with proof of mailing, at several days recently with her Pauline Ahr;-Fedewa, James Judgment of Divorce and it least fourteen days prior to said Phone 8624227 H and Mary Ann; SEE US FIRST FOR STATIONERY, INVITATIONS For The Bride LA7SIDBA1SIK FARM LOANS COMPLETE • New Facilities? ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE 1104 y. lfo-27 • Repairs? V\u 224-7127 Clinton County News St. Johns, Mich, • Expansion? Vega Notchbatk Coupe Serving America's farmers: 120 E. Walker St. Johns Ph. 224-23S1 Providers ot Plenty • Modernization? MOORE PLUMBING AND OIL CO. HEATING Zephyr,i .»* i PRESIDENTIAL* COMMERCIAL *QUALITYW0RK Charge your pun lrdSfJ!» 10 r^^i->' 'd DUNKEL ST. JOHNS *Ph. 224-4726 PIUMBIKG I HEATING St, Johns Phone 224-3372 No job is tou lartje or tou small for CAIWS COMPLETE All hpes of printing AUTO BODY EDINGER Any Make-Any Model • Fast service notrijiirit; ('ainthig-KetunJitfoni'ng ("lie ntiest wutKiilansliiri nukes II look like n^w. • Low prices Bulck CAINS INC. Pontlac Op«I CHEVROLET 210 Higham St. Johns 224-3231 , GMC 120E.WALK6RST., FOWLER ST.JOHNS. MICHIGAN 4B879 TELEPHONE: 617/224-6781 5SS: SEE THE 1975 CARDS skldoo BECK & HYDE SALES • REPAIRS Jahn 0»tr» Mwm , ACC£SSO»i£5 FARMARINA, CHEVROLET NOVELTYS HENTAlS at PARTY GOODS & INC, Call 224-3311 RUSSEL STOVER CANDY OKC OF MICHIGAN'S UKJKT EDINGER CHEVROLET fAStt CtMW H